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BREWSTER Three Rivers Hospital's chief executive officer has resigned, effective at the end of April.
O.E. "Bud" Hufnagel gave hospital district commissioners his letter of resignation after Monday's special board meeting.
Hufnagel said his resignation isn't related to the recent contentious board meetings, including another heated discussion about cutting services Monday, or a request from seven area doctors that he step down.
He said he was hired to help turn around the hospital's financial troubles and reduce its warrants with Okanogan County, which at last report were around $2.6 million. Hufnagel, 66, said it didn't appear the hospital was going in that direction any longer.
"I'm good with that if that's the path the board and the organization wants to go down, I support that. But that being the case, they don't need me in the mix and I saw no reason for me to continue to try to wage that battle," he said.
The board of commissioners' newest chairwoman said she wasn't surprised to get the letter.
"No, I knew it was coming," Commissioner Vicki Orford said. "We knew a couple of weeks ago that he was getting ready to write it and be done. It was time, and we definitely are going to miss him."
The administrative staff has been under fire since late November, when they presented several options to cut costs. Initially, all but one of the options would have eliminated labor and delivery.
The area's remaining physicians, the most vocal being Dr. Keith Hanson and Dr. James Lamberton, argued that getting rid of obstetrics could not only chase away the rest of the doctors, it might deter others from wanting to practice there.
Hufnagel said he had "no ax to grind" by putting forth the option to cut labor and delivery.
"It's a financial decision that has to be made because you can't keep making the same decisions and expect different results. That's insanity," he said. "I'm a lot of things, but I'm not crazy."
The board eventually approved a budget plan that would keep obstetrics and declare it a cornerstone of the hospital's services. It would, however, cut 16 positions, discontinue Healthbeat Fitness Center and Advantage Durable Medical Equipment and reduce hours for respiratory therapy and the surgery department.
Negotiations are pending for Advantage Manager Bennie Polvos to purchase Healthbeat and Advantage to keep both services running in the community.
Hours for respiratory therapy and the surgery department have been reduced to Monday through Friday, with no emergency procedures besides Cesarean sections.
Hufnagel plans to assist with the transition into new leadership.
The commissioners will discuss the next steps to finding a new CEO at their next meeting, scheduled for noon Jan. 27 at the Hillcrest administration building, 415 Hospital Way.
"We do like his style of running and doing the CEO position, so if he can find somebody that's got a strong personality and works with everybody in the community, that would be great," Orford said.
Chief Nursing Officer Gretchen Aguilar pointed out during Monday's meeting that few layoffs will need to be made because several employees have resigned, and the employees for Healthbeat and Advantage may keep their jobs but will no longer be paid by the hospital.
Cardiopulmonary rehabilitation was also discontinued as of Wednesday, partly because it reportedly has been losing money. Commissioner Tracy Shrable said that, according to Controller Jennifer Munson, participation would need to double to make the program solvent.
The other reason is the hospital currently can't comply with a law that requires an on-site physician supervising at all times.
"I really feel that that decision was taken out of our hands," Orford said. "It's just one of the areas that nobody wants to close, but with the ruling that came down from the government that we have to have a doctor standing there, it's going to affect a lot of rural hospitals. It's not just us… it's all across the nation."
Hufnagel said he hopes to meet with the physicians soon to come up with a way to continue offering cardiac rehab, and he plans to continue talks with Wenatchee-based Confluence Health to possibly take over management of the program.
"It's a great program," he said. "It has worked very well and we've been able to do a lot of good things for people, but the problem is that we've simply not had enough patients there in the program over recent years to be able to generate the revenue to make that work. But you know, we're going to try to give it one more shot and if we're able to do that, great."
Hanson objected to Confluence Health's possible involvement.
"This program, as you know, is the only program south of the Canadian border until you get to Wenatchee," he said Monday. "So there are a lot of people that will need cardiac rehab services, and it makes sense for it to be here so patients aren't going to travel all the way to Wenatchee. If it is rightly advertised and promoted, there is no reason why it should not be making money."
Hufnagel was initially hired in September 2011 to help turn around the hospital's finances. In July 2013, his contract was renewed by the board at a salary of $175,000 per year.
His initial contract was for two years at $150,000 per year, to be renewed in two-year increments unless he or the board determined that he was no longer needed, according to spokeswoman Rebecca Meadows.
Since his hire, Three Rivers has rebranded itself with a new name, ended a $125,000-per-year contract with the Quorum Health Resources management firm, closed Mansfield Clinic, sold the Sleep Clinic and began taking in an extra $700,000 per year in property taxes due to a voter-approved levy lid lift, among other cost-cutting measures.
However, the hospital has continued to be reliant on interest-bearing warrants with the Okanogan County Treasurer's Office.


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Fr. Seraphim Rose was a member of the Russian Orthodox Church outside of Russia. I've read that this church isn't in full communion with other Orthodox Churches and is considered schismatic. Is that true? May peace be upon thee and with thy spirit.
ROCOR and JP are not in communion according to Bishop Gabriel of Manhattan (ROCOR) and I think some other ROCOR bishops. this has always been a gray area. Some recognize the Serbs and Jerusalem, some don't. If you go to the Holy Land you are regarded as Orthodox. Period.
Fr. Seraphim Rose was a member of the Russian Orthodox Church outside of Russia. I've read that this church isn't in full communion with other Orthodox Churches and is considered schismatic. Is that true?
Bp Gabriel's comments are not at all authoritative. I have researched in the ROCOR archives for my thesis and it is quite clear to me that they have always been in communion with the Serbs and JP.
If the OCA and the ROCOR are both Russian Orthodox churches, then why don't they form one church in the U.S.?
I've read that this church isn't in full communion with other Orthodox Churches (...) Is that true?
I've read that this church (...) is considered schismatic. Is that true?
No. ROCOR canonical basis is firm. In 1920 the Patriarch of Moscow, St. Tikhon, issued a decree authorizing the Russian bishops abroad to organize of their own temporarily, as long as regular relations with the Patriarchate were impossible. The Russian bishops abroad simply enforced this decree.
They did, sort of, for a while.
While this is true, the questions remain, what constitutes "temporarily" and why aren't/weren't "regular relations with the Patriarchate" possible sooner?
Archimandrite Amvrosy Yurasov, called "Questions and Answers on Faith and Salvation" and the paragraph about the Russian Orthodox Church Abroad deserves publicity.- This is good, since formley in his books he calls ROCOR a schismatic group that fled the Motherland to escapte from persecution.
Also, one should note that a schismatic church would not produce obvious beacons of sanctity such as St. John of San Francisco, for example.
My Church has produced obvious beacons of sanctity and yet is considered "schismatic".
The Antiochian Church is in full communion with the Oriental Orthodox Churches
Either way, I'd perhaps prefer to be Russian Orthodox, given that it seems to be the most traditional of the Orthodox Churches.
In the past schisms have occurred and been reconciled and there were usually Saints on both sides of the issue. The one example I remember almost one hundred percent of the time is the Synod of Whitby. Sts.Colman and Cuthbert on the side of the Celtic customs and Sts.Wilfrid and Oswy on the side of the Roman usage. Such might be the case with St.John of San Francisco. Also I think this may apply to current day Romania. St.Glicherie of the Romanian Old Calendarists and Elder, hopefully soon-to-be-Glorified, Cleopa of the New Calendarists on the other side. As I always try to tell people within Orthodoxy things are not so cut and dry.
Also no one here seems to be considering that ROCOR is in communion with the Greek Synod in Resistance and True Orthodox Churches of Romania and Bulgaria, all three of them being considered schismatic. I wonder how this will affect future relations for ROCOR.
The Antiochian Church is in full communion with the Oriental Orthodox Churches and considers us neither schismatic nor heretical.
The Antiochian patriarch made an agreement of intercommunion with the Oriental Orthodox Churches.
The Antiochian patriarch made an agreement of intercommunion with the Oriental Orthodox Churches.
So the non-chalcedonian patriarchates are comemorated in the dyptics of the Church of Antioch? I'm sure I would have heard of something as profound as that, please give evidence for this radical change.
Don't believe everything you think.
The more I know, the less I know.
I do not mind accepting Chalcedon but I definitely would not allow myself to be "re-baptized".
The Greek Orthodox and Antiochian churches in my town have intercommunion with my church.
You know full well that people on this forum do not agree on this issue.
Only hardlining anti-OE congregations find our Church to be heretical.
Elisha,Matthew has been around long enough to know that Chalcedon is a sensitive topic around here.http://www.orthodoxchristianity.net/newboard/index.php/topic,5191.msg66326.html#msg66326http://www.orthodoxchristianity.net/newboard/index.php/topic,5156.msg65779.html#msg65779Bob
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Examining the Scriptures Daily
The purpose of this site http://examiningthescripturesdaily.blogspot.com/ that started in 2006 has been to give a complementary way to read the daily text from the Examining the Scriptures Daily booklet online as the Watch Tower has not provided it to date. It has been available from two websites with the option to use an RSS feed as well as subscribe via email or follow on Twitter.
Those behind this site are Jehovah's Witnesses.
The site has always been non-commercial and has never contained anything offensive for Jehovah's Witnesses. It has been a safe place to visit for any Jehovah's Witness or anyone interested.
We know many have benefitted from this site.
A few have complained and when questioned on the legality of this site we have provided a response like this:
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The daily text is a private initiative that started because we personally had a need for it. Very soon we understood that many others had the same need. We have done this blog since 2006.
Publishing a small part of a book this way can be done legally based on "fair use".
If this is something that bothers you please feel free to contact the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society.So it was a surprise that we were contacted by the legal department of the Watch Tower after more than three and a half years of operation, see below.
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We do not want to exercise our legal right in accordance with Title 17 of the United States Code, Section 107. We do not wish to put ourselves at risk from the Watch Tower Legal Department that might involve a lawsuit. We are therefore forced to remove the offending quotes that the Watchtower Society has filed the complaint about.
For more about fair use visit http://www.chillingeffects.org/fairuse
Why does Watch Tower not want this web site to remain in operation? Why have they not provided similar information on their websites?
We hope that The Watchtower Bible and Tract Society one day adds Examining The Scriptures Daily to any of the official websites and of course in all available languages.
We also hope that the Watch Tower stops with their copyright restrictions on their literature to further the world wide work of preaching the good news.
One strange thing with the license agreement for Watchtower Library is that it seems that you cannot even copy a Bible quote from the CD and email to a friend or put on Internet like a personal blog or website. Please note below.
"You may not do any of the following: Sell the Product or the SOFTWARE; transmit all or any portion of the SOFTWARE by electronic means, such as e-mail; post all or any portion of the SOFTWARE on the Internet, a public network, or any type of electronic message board." - license agreement for Watchtower Library 2008 CDDo you think Jehovah or Jesus would protect the Bible using copyright laws? Still the New World Translation of the Holy Scriptures that is included on the Watchtower Library is under copyright. Jehovah's Witnesses have copyrighted the Bible. While the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society have not written the Bible, how can they copyright it? Would any Christian believe that God or Jesus will approve of someone that tries to hinder others to read God's word?
"Let anyone thirsting come; let anyone that wishes take life's water free." (Revelation 22:17) Today, that invitation is being sounded earth wide. Each year, Jehovah's Witnesses in more than 235 lands are spending over one billion hours in helping people to take in life-giving knowledge of the Bible. - w08 6/1 pp. 14-15 Water Bubbling Up to Impart Everlasting LifeWhy then does the Watch Tower want to limit the flow of life's water?
According to Charles Haynes Jehovah's Witnesses "are exercising their freedom of conscience – the freedom to do what they believe they must do out of obedience to God."
Above quote is taken from the same document that is quoted in the book released by the Watch Tower during 2009 "Keep on the Watch!" Conventions, "Bearing Thorough Witness About God's Kingdom."
According to our conscience trained by Bible studies and the Watch Tower literature we believe God not only approve of this website but we think it is the right thing to do.
We feel sorry for all friends that are in the truth that cannot longer get daily support and encouragement from these sites any more. We hope you can find the daily text elsewhere online.
We feel sorry for all friends that are in the truth and stops reading this now afraid reading and seeing the truth.
We feel by this act The Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of New York, Inc. and the organization Jehovah's Witnesses are attacking religious freedom.
It is not only this website and many other websites they have made silent. One example is this site with quotes from the Watch Tower publications that the Watch Tower claimed punitive damages in the amount of $100,000. http://www.qwotes.info/admin-news.htm
Jehovah's Witnesses current pedophile policy year 2012
What is so much worse is how the Watch Tower the organization behind Jehovah's Witness silences children that have been abused by pedophiles within the organization.
A scary thing is how the Watch Tower silences victims of sexual abuse and rape. Jehovah's Witnesses harass, threaten and persecute everyone inside the organization that tries to protect the children. The Watch Tower organization takes away the freedom of speech among its members. Even thou the Jehovah's Witnesses now allows you to go to the police and authorities if you have been molested or if your child have been molested the reality is that in many cases you will end up in much trouble within the organization because you contact the police and authorities and not keep silent.
Many have been disfellowshipped (excommunicated and shunned) from Jehovah's Witnesses without any or with little possibility of defend themselves just because they tried to stand up for molested children and protect them from pedophiles within Jehovah's Witnesses organization.
If you question Jehovah's Witnesses about these things you cannot rely on them telling the truth not even in the court.
"While malicious lying is definitely condemned in the Bible, this does not mean that a person is under obligation to divulge truthful information to people who are not entitled to it." - Insight-2 p. 245Do Jehovah's Witnesses protect pedophiles within the organization? Yes, they do. The policy of Jehovah's Witnesses is that if a congregation has a known pedophile only a few of the elders in the congregation knows about it. Today the elders, that know they have pedophiles in their congregation, are not allowed to warn and protect the congregation. This is the current policy of the Watch Tower.
Here is an illustration: Everyday around the world parents leave their children in daycare. What if the daycare manager saying: "Your children are welcome to play here at the playground. There are anti-personnel mines here and there and I know where most of them are. But where they are I will not tell you, this is none of your business. Let's hope no children steps on them and got hurt or killed. You can feel save to leave the children in our care."
NO LOVING PARENT would leave their children to a daycare in a situation like this. Still this is EXACTLY what happens in the congregations of Jehovah's Witnesses. Only a few elders knows who are known pedophiles in the congregation but the rest of the congregation are denied, not allowed to know who are pedophiles and can therefore NOT PROPERLY PROTECT THEIR OWN CHILDREN!
A pedophile is also encouraged to visit people from door to door by the elders (leaders) among Jehovah's Witnesses and this means that if you open the door for a Jehovah's Witness you might have a pedophile in front of you or your children. And if you are a Jehovah's Witnesses and preaching in service you can have, unaware to you, a pedophile in your car group together with your own children!
Jehovah's Witnesses must take community responsibility and NOT allow known pedophiles preach from door to door!
Please help to get all these things changed! You can call or write to Jehovah's Witnesses headquarter or local branch. You can do it both if you are a Jehovah's Witness or not.
+1 718 560 5000 is the telephone number to the headquarter in USA. Ask for the Governing Body, Administration Offices or Legal Department.
Here you find the address to Jehovah's Witnesses office in your country
Request them to remove the copyright restrictions. Request that known pedophiles should not be allowed to witness from door to door. Request the right to protect our children! Request them to answer you in writing!
If you get a visit from a Jehovah's Witness ask them to explain why nothing is done to rectify these problems within Jehovah's Witnesses.
When will there be a public apology from Jehovah's Witnesses organization to the world? Their policies are behind the pain and suffering for so many children and their families.
It is time to take a stand and protect the CHILDREN!
In a five year legal battle with the Watch Tower Legal Department with an estimated one million plus in world wide work money being used to pay lawyers to prevent victims from receiving compensation. (Think of that next time you put your money in the contribution box at Kingdom Hall or contribute with money for Jehovah's Witnesses literature.) At the end when discovery was going to allow clear evidence to be presented to a jury of negligence in dealing with abuse. The Watch Tower Legal Department pulled out the World Wide Work Check book and paid around $17 million with gag orders on the sixteen victims to prevent them from disclosing to the public how elders at the direction of the Governing Body were negligent and allowed multiple children to be molested and silenced after they were abused.
"Over a five day period in February 2007, 16 civil child sex abuse lawsuits against Watchtower (the Jehovah's Witness headquarters in New York City) were quietly settled in three states (CA, TX and OR). The victims involved were essentially coerced into signing 'gag orders' that prevent them from discussing the cases.For more information about the child abuses within Jehovah's Witnesses:
We learned that 16 victims were paid the largest settlement in history of Jehovah's Witnesses but forced to sign a gag order that forbids them from speaking about their abuse.
Attorney Jeff Anderson successful in over 600 lawsuits over abuse states, "When victims are forced to sign gag orders it is a continuation of the coerced code of silence from church hierarchy. Jehovah's Witnesses silenced molested kids before the elders and now they are doing it in the courts."
http://www.silentlambs.org/ and http://www.silentlambs.org/press/index.cfm
When referring to Jehovah's Witnesses it also includes all the corporations that build up the Jehovah's Witnesses organization. Some of them are:
Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania
Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of New York, Inc.
Christian Congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses
Religious Order of Jehovah's Witnesses
Kingdom Support Services, Inc.
Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of New Jersey, Inc.
Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of Florida, Inc.
Valley Farms Corporation
Governing Body of Jehovah's Witnesses (the highest and responsible leaders for Jehovah's Witnesses policies):
Samuel Herd
Geoffrey Jackson
M. Stephen Lett
Gerrit Lösch
Anthony Morris III
Guy H. Pierce
Mark Sanderson
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Status Report: South Dakota Criminal Justice Reform
The South Dakota Legislature passed legislation during the 2013 session with the goal to improve how the criminal justice system performs. Overall goals for these rules were to improve public safety, hold offenders more accountable and reduce correction spending.
However, one aspect can be considered as a positive is earned discharge credit on parole. Jim Seward who is the legal counsel to Governor Dennis Daugaard is part of the oversight council which is overseeing the criminal justice reforms and helping evaluate the law's effectiveness. Seward says this part falls in the category of holding offenders more accountable. "When we hear about parolees in the news, it's usually because one of them did something wrong. In this process, we're really focusing on the ones that do something right. Then we can put our resources towards the ones that are non-compliant."
The system becomes reward-based with parolees getting their parole time reduced for following the rules. For every 30 days of compliance, parole is reduced by 30 days. Seward means by being perfect, parole time is essentially cut in half. "(Parolees) are keeping their job, staying out of trouble, going to treatment and paying their restitution. That frees up resources so that we're supervising the people that are most likely to reoffend. Since July 1st, over 342,000 days have been awarded to a little over 3,300 parolees. As a result, the 40 parole agents in South Dakota are going to handle 50 cases instead of 75. They can hold those 50 more accountable and work with them on a one-on-one basis." Seward is impressed that the compliance rate among parolees in the first five months of the program is 91 percent.
It is way too soon to say that the law is an overall success. Firstly, some of the goals for the initiative are to prevent construction of penal facilities within the next ten years. Secondly, as of January 1, 2014 a portion of the law had not yet taken effect. For such a broad initiative, time was needed to prepare agencies for all the necessary changes to come. The next wave of change with criminal justice reform in the new year is the probation system which will run on a similar track as parole. Seward expects the report which evaluates the measure's the first year to be prepared by September or October of 2014.


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SPRING VALLEY — Hall hosted Bureau Valley Monday night in 2A regional action defeating the Storm 44-25.
The Lady Devils junior guard Kaylee Golden led the game in scoring with 15 points. Teammate Emily Hoscheid added an 11-point performance. The Storm's Heaven Bennett was their highest scorer with eight points.
"Finally we had more field goals than turnovers in the first half. The second half, we gave up on our press because they were breaking it. Our half-court man-to-man was good. Those were the keys to winning the game. I thought we had some trouble rebounding, but the girls did a really good job against their big lineup," Hall coach Mike Struna said.
Regarding the improvement in free-throw shooting from last Friday's performance Struna added, "We were 9 of 14 compared to 5 of 21 the other night. We've shot a few of them since then."
The first half was big for Hall with Golden garnering six points in the first quarter and five in the second. Hall was up 14-7 going into the second. That's when Hoscheid put up the biggest single quarter of the game with eight points.
The Storm had plenty of opportunities, sometimes getting a third and fourth chance for a put back as their height allowed them to be tough on the offensive glass. Unfortunately, for the Storm, the ball didn't make it in the basket very often.
At halftime, the Lady Red Devils were up 31-16. Hall's hot shooting in the wake of a tough loss Friday night was overwhelming for the Storm.
Not much happened for either team in the second half. The Lady Devils' offense slowed down to the pace of Bureau Valley's with the teams combining for 21 total second-half points.
Regarding the game and the season, Storm coach Tiffany Gonigam said she told her team she'd be glad to start the season all over again with the progress they made, despite a 1-26 finish.
"I think we've come along since the beginning and we feel like where we are right now is a place where we are just getting started," she said. "There's no doubt in everybody's mind that we were rebuilding this year. We were coming off, basically, the same kind of season last year and we had a lot of the same players. We laid the foundation for what Bureau Valley will be in the future. There were times tonight when I looked out on the floor we had four sophomores playing. That's just where we are at right now."
Gonigam was most impressed how the storm handled Hall's press.
"If you would have told me that we would break the press like we did tonight, I would have told you we won the game," she said. "But, we had a lot of live ball turnovers in the half court that they converted into points, and you can't take that away from them. Hall played a great game. The girls executed everything we asked them to. There were just things that happened we weren't prepared for. They've come in every day this season and listened and learned. That's all we can ask."


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This is good! This is an issue that is more complicated than the politicians or the people in front of TV cameras make it seem. Discussions like this are important. Hopefully, this one won't evolve into the name calling and personal attacks that usually accompany political debates on forums. Just my $.02 . Harry
I have been hearing since the 60s about how our car manufacturers, steel producers, etc., are at a huge competitive disadvantage because they have to cover health costs while their competitors in Europe and Asia don't -- their governments cover health care.And in those 40 years the American automobile industry has crumbled, our steel producers have disappeared, etc. General Motors has gone bankrupt, Fiat now owns the remains of Chrysler, etc.Every year health care becomes more expensive. Since it is more expensive, every year fewer companies can afford to offer any kind of health care as an employment benefit. Every year more Americans -- even those with jobs -- lose their insurance, or take substandard insurance with inadequate coverage, unrealistic limits, extremely high deductibles, and no coverage of pre-existing conditions.Since more people lose their coverage each year, more people turn to hospital emergency rooms as their "primary care physician" each year -- overwhelming their staffs, making them less accessible to people who have real, life-threatening emergencies, driving private hospitals into bankruptcy and transferring their health care costs to taxpayers or charities. Emergency rooms, meanwhile, will only "stabilize" patients, meaning chronic conditions will become worse: children will lose more days of school than they have to, and parents risk their jobs (and whatever health care benefit they might have) to stay home with them.And each year it gets worse. Here in America, that is.Meanwhile, our health care industry is regarded with horror by other countries.Europeans are not stupid, and they are not subject to ruthless dictatorships. If they were getting inadequate health care, if their grannies were being killed, or if their taxes were intolerable, they'd have said something in the past 40 years -- these are, after all, people who call national strikes if the government threatens to reduce their five weeks of summer vacation. If their doctors (many of whom were educated in America) couldn't make a decent living they'd be leaving -- instead, it's American doctors who are leaving their fields and creating critical shortages in medical specialties.Here in America we have the most expensive health care, per capita, in the industrial world -- yet, in terms of life expectancy, we rank somewhere between 30th and 45th ( see <HERE>).How stupid are we?There will always be people who are afraid of change -- but it would be stupid to let them lead. Horses do run back into burning barns -- but it would be stupid to follow them. As expensive as health care is, stupidity is always more expensive.Seriously, how stupid are we?
My understanding of the marketplace is that greed will have companies lower their prices, increase efficiency, and please their customer to the extent in which they can gain the most customers possible, which is a good thing for both sides... so what's stopping a health insurance company?
Quote from: judd stephens on September 16, 2009, 12:01:40 AMMy understanding of the marketplace is that greed will have companies lower their prices, increase efficiency, and please their customer to the extent in which they can gain the most customers possible, which is a good thing for both sides... so what's stopping a health insurance company?Greed does not have anything to do with a healthy market. A system greased by greed attracts chancers, sociopaths and scum...which is what we have. Therefore systems are subverted and perverted to satisfy the strong willed among them and lower the resistance of the weak.
It's in the self interest of a company to sell the best product at the lowest possible price. It's not out of some altruistic notion that we have lower prices of cell phones, flat-screen TVs, and other products that years ago cost so much more, as I'm sure you'll agree. In almost every industry that has no unfair restrictions to competition imposed on it, the prices generally come down and the quality generally goes up. But my simple question is what's stopping a competetive insurance company from entering into the marketplace of today and doing what the government wants to do, which is offer a lower price? Imagine all the customers they'd get... Don't you think it would be in the self interest of companies to be doing that?
It would be in the enlightened self-interest to do so. That's not what we have in our society. Insurance companies are, by their nature, extremely risk averse. Add to that a bunch of shareholders wanting quick returns and it's all over for "enlightenment" or social good.
And I disagree entirely with the better goods at lower cost theory. We are awash in junk electronics with short lives made in China. I can't count the number of products I've seen go downhill in quality once mfg is moved offshore while prices remain steady. And cel-phones? Please! You must be joking
I'm not sure the proliforation of shitty products doesn't mean the overall quality of products goes down, or that prices stay the same. Also it is the people, too, who are free to reject a product and not buy it, if they are not willing to live with the quality.
5. Americans in general are eating too many calories, too much sugar, not exercising enough, smoking too much, drinking too much alcohol, getting too fat, and these problems are becoming worse very quickly. People with these problems have more health problems, both trivial and serious, and require more hospitalization, more surgery, more ambulance rides, and by a huge margin more prescription drugs, than ever before.
Likewise, you can buy an inkjet printer that prints beautiful photo-quality prints -- something that would have been unimaginable just a decade ago -- for under $100, but the thing is made of cheap plastic and certainly won't last 5 years. It's essentially disposable, like a Bic lighter of years past was not worth refilling.


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3dfx Voodoo4 4500AGPby Anand Lal Shimpi on October 23, 2000 2:08 AM EST
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It was close to one year ago that 3dfx invited us all to Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum at the Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas. Among the more than 100 wax statues, 3dfx announced what would most definitely be their rendition of the comeback kid, the Voodoo Scalable Architecture. In its first incarnation, the VSA-100 chip proved to be a solution that addressed all of 3dfx's shortcomings with the Voodoo3. While still not offering AGP texturing support, a feature we have yet to see truly influence performance, the VSA-100 gave 3dfx the 32-bit color support that it had been lacking ever since. With 32-bit color rendering slowly becoming an accepted standard, its support was deemed necessary for 3dfx's upcoming line to even have a chance of being accepted by the market.
Just like they had done at the previous year's Fall Comdex, 3dfx quietly stole the limelight with a very impressive product lineup. However this time around, there was much more than three different clock speeds of a Voodoo3 to talk about. Instead, 3dfx showed off the true meaning of the word "Scalable" by introducing a line of VSA-100 based cards that featured one, two or even four VSA-100 chips. These cards were named the Voodoo4 4500, Voodoo5 5000, Voodoo5 5500 and the Voodoo5 6000. Both the Voodoo4 4500 and the Voodoo5 5500 were supposed to have PCI counterparts, while the 5000 was supposed to be introduced as a PCI-only card.
But if we fast-forward to the present day, you'll quickly realize that only two of the four models made it to the market. The Voodoo4 4500 and the Voodoo5 5500 are currently the only VSA-100 based cards that are available; fortunately, both are available as an AGP or PCI form factor. The card we were originally looking forward to was the Voodoo5 5000 since it was supposed to be marginally more expensive than the Voodoo4 4500 yet boasted the same fillrate as the Voodoo5 5500, the only downside being its smaller 32MB frame buffer.
Unfortunately, the 5000 never made it to market, leaving 3dfx's product line with only a high-end and a low-end offering. We've already seen what their flagship Voodoo5 5500 can do, in both AGP and PCI flavors, now it's time to take a look at the Voodoo4 4500 in greater depth.
This is the card that will undoubtedly be compared to NVIDIA's GeForce2 MX and ATI's recently announced Radeon SDR, since these are the cards in its price range; however, with the Radeon 32DDR selling for $180 with a $30 rebate, it may be too difficult for the Voodoo4 4500 to compete this late in the game.
Let's take a look at those chip specs and benchmarks before we decide the fate of 3dfx's latest release.
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Thatguy97 - Saturday, July 11, 2015 - link...The last gasp Reply
Mena13Suvari - Saturday, August 15, 2015 - linkAnd here I am, thinking I`m the only one who likes to read old articles, especially about 3DFx hardware, but anything really up to 2001-2002. I like that millennium computer era the best! Reply
Random Stranger - Thursday, March 07, 2019 - linkYeah, around this was the time when most of the 90's GPU manufacturers took their last breath. Trident wiht Blade3D, PowerVR with the Kyro II, SiS with it's Xabre 600, S3 were lurking around for a couple of years, but it's last memorable release was the Savage 2000. I miss them a bit. Reply
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By definition, Carlos Torres gave the New York Mets a quality start tonight – three runs in six innings – which is usually good enough to win most starts.
However, the Mets aren't scoring much these days, and didn't again tonight in a second straight 4-2 loss to Milwaukee, a team they should beat.
Terry Collins started his 128th different batting order out of 160 games tonight, which is as telling a stat as there is to define the 2013 Mets. Most of that is attributable to injuries and poor performance – notably Ike Davis – but indicates a lack of offensive consistency and depth
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Factoring having David Wright for a full season; improvement that comes from experience with Juan Lagares and Matt den Dekker; having Eric Young for a full season; developing a consistent batting order; and, of course, the annual hope of whether Davis or Lucas Duda will find it, the Mets' offense should be better in 2014.
Adding a bat is important, but is it imperative?
As is usually the case, pitching should be their primary concern, especially considering general manager Sandy Alderson has just three starters heading into spring training: Jon Niese, Dillon Gee and Zack Wheeler, the latter who was scratched from his final start with shoulder soreness.
Torres' start tonight underscores the Mets' need to add pitching. Theoretically, if the Mets pitch well their offense should improve enough to manufacture enough runs to be competitive.
The odds are long the Mets will have Matt Harvey for 2014, so they have two slots to fill in the rotation.
Torres has been valuable out of the bullpen in long relief and as a spot starter. He's pitched well enough to get a spring training invite. What he did tonight is what the Mets need in a fifth starter, but he might be more valuable in long relief.
Saturday's starter, Aaron Harang, should also be invited to spring training. I had my doubts, but Daisuke Matsuzaka has pitched well recently and would likely also be invited to spring training.
Prior to the game Collins said he doesn't anticipate Rafael Montero or Noah Syndergaard cracking the rotation coming out of spring training, which means adding a veteran arm, especially one who has a taste of playing on a winning team, should be their priority.
When Citi Field opened, the Mets said they would build around pitching, speed and defense. Power is great, but it isn't essential in building a winner. The Mets should emphasize that mentality in constructing their 2014 team.
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And now that you've been introduced to the main goal of this group of tutorials, it's time to review the topics discussed in the last one. In that article I explained how to build a couple of polymorph classes; both of them inherited structure from a simple interface and functionality from an abstract class responsible for rendering generic HTML elements.
Also, it's necessary to recall that each of the classes constructed a specific HTML element through a common method called "render()." They also parsed its contents via another method, named"parseContent()," which was inherited from the pertinent interface.
However, analyzing the construction of these sample classes separately would not be very helpful for understanding their polymorph nature. To solve this issue, in this final chapter of the series I'm going to develop a couple of scripts where the classes will be put to work together.
Now, it's time to tackle the last part of this hopefully educational exercise in building polymorph classes with PHP 5. Let's get going!
{mospagebreak title=Review: creating polymorph classes using interfaces and abstract classes}
Naturally, before I demonstrate how the pair of polymorph classes built in the previous tutorial can be used within the same script, it'd be helpful to show their respective definitions and reintroduce the signature of the interface and the abstract parent class from which they inherit both structure and functionality.
Here's source code of the interface that declares a single method called "parseContent()." Take a look at it:
// define interface Parser
interface Parser
public function parseContent();
As I said before, the "Parser()" interface declares the signature of only one method, so there's not much to be said about it for the moment. Let's look at the definition of the following abstract parent class, which encapsulates enough functionality to build generic HTML elements:
// define abstract class HtmlElement
abstract class HtmlElement
protected $id = 'myid';
protected $class = 'myclass';
protected $content = 'Default content for the HTML element';
// assign id attribute to HTML element
public function setId($id = ")
if ($id !== ")
$this->id = $id;
return $this;
// assign class attribute to HTML element
public function setClass($class = ")
if ($class !== ")
$this->class = $class;
return $this;
// set content for HTML element
public function setContent($content = ")
if ($content !== ")
$this->content = $content;
return $this;
// render HTML element (not implemented)
abstract function render();
As you can see, the above "HtmlElement" abstract class simply implements a few straightforward methods for outlining the behavior of generic HTML elements, so I won't spend additional time explaining the details of its driving logic.
Instead, now that you hopefully recalled how this class functions, let me show you the definitions of the polymorph classes that implement the earlier "Parser" interface and are also derived from the parent class that you just saw.
Here they are:
class Div extends HtmlElement implements Parser
public function parseContent()
if ($this->content !== ")
$this->content = preg_replace(array('/(|)/', '/(|)/'), array('
', '
'), $this->content);
return $this;
// render div element
public function render()
return '
id . '" class="' . $this->class . '">' . $this->content . '
';
// define Paragraph class (subclass of HtmlElement class)
class Paragraph extends HtmlElement
public function parseContent()
if ($this->content !== ")
$this->content = str_replace(array('
','
)'), "", $this->content);
return $this;
// render paragraph element
public function render()
return '
id . '" class="' . $this->class . '">' . $this->content . '
';
Definitely, grasping the driving logic of the two polymorph classes isn't rocket science, right? As you can see, they're simple implementers of the pertinent "Parser" interface, in addition to being subclasses of the parent "HtmlElement." This condition lets them take advantage of these two structures simultaneously. Not bad, eh?
So far, so good. At this stage, you're hopefully familiar with the way that these two polymorph classes do their business. So it's time to develop some sample scripts that show how to use them in tandem for rendering HTML divs and paragraphs.
In the section to come, I'm going to create the first of those scripts, so read the following segment. I'll be there, waiting for you.
{mospagebreak title=Rendering HTML divs and paragraphs within the same script}
Without a doubt, the best way to understand the polymorph nature of the subclasses shown in the previous segment is by means of some functional code samples that show how those classes expose a different behavior when their respective "render()" and "parseContent()" methods are invoked within the same script.
Below I included such a script, so I suggest you to look at it closely:
// create new instance of Div class
$div = new Div();
// assign attributes and content to div element and display it on the browser
echo $div->setId('divid')
->setContent('Testing the div class.')
// create new instance of Paragraph class
$par = new Paragraph();
// assign attributes and content to paragraph element and display it on the browser
echo $par->setId('parid')
->setContent('
Testing the paragraph class.
')
Perhaps it's unnecessary to clarify this, but if you run the above script on your own testing web server, you'll see that a div and a paragraph will be outputted to the browser. Even though this particular example is rather simplistic, it shows in a nutshell how easy it is to construct a couple of polymorph classes by relying on an interface and an abstract class simultaneously.
Are you not convinced yet of the real polymorph behavior of these sample classes? Well, of course you have the right to think that way. However, since my goal here is to dissipate all of your doubts regarding this subject, in the final section of this tutorial I'm going to create another example for you, so you can finally be convinced.
Now, to see how this concluding example will be developed, click on the link that appears below and read the following segment.
{mospagebreak title=Passing a different argument to the parseContent()method of the polymorph classes}
I'd like to finish this last part of the series by coding another simple example that shows how the "render()" and "parseContent()" methods that belong to the previous "Div" and "Paragraph" classes can behave radically differently, even when called in the context of the same script.
This particular hands-on example looks like this:
// create new instance of Div class
$div = new Div();
// assign attributes and content to div element and display it on the browser
echo $div->setId('divid')
->setContent('This is the new content for the div.')
// create new instance of Paragraph class
$par = new Paragraph();
// assign attributes and content to paragraph element and display it on the browser
echo $par->setId('parid')
->setContent('
This is the new content for the paragraph.
')
Hopefully with this final example, you'll see for yourself that the "Div" and "Paragraph" classes shown previously are true polymorph structures. To demonstrate this concept more clearly, I modified the contents that are inputted into the "parseContent()" method of the classes, which will produce completely different results.
Feel free to edit all of the code samples included in this tutorial. Doing so will help give you a better grounding in building polymorph objects in PHP 5.
Final thoughts
It's hard to believe, but we've come to the end of this series. Hopefully this group of tutorials has been insightful for you. You learned how to achieve Polymorphism in PHP 5, first by using interfaces, then via abstract classes, and finally by combining these two structures simultaneously.
At first glance, and particularly for developers taking their first steps in PHP-based web development, it seems that building polymorph objects is rather a pointless task. However, Polymorphism is indeed a powerful paradigm that will help you build solid, well-structured object-oriented applications.
See you in the next PHP development tutorial!


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12th Ave S, WB
Corwin Pl S
18th Ave S (Near Rainier Ave)
Rainier Ave S
23rd Ave S
East Portal, Mt Baker Tunnel
Floating Bridge, West Highrise
I-90 Bridge Midspan
Floating Bridge, East Highrise
W Mercer Way
76th Ave SE
77th Ave SE
80th Ave SE
ICW Tunnel
I-90: Island Crest Way Arterial
I-90: Island Crest Way
I-90: Shorewood
I-90: Shorewood West
N Mercer Wy
I-90: E Mercer Way
Barnabie Pt
108th Ave SE
I-90: Bellevue Way SE
118th Ave SE
I-90: 133rd Ave SE
142nd Pl SE
150th Ave SE
161st Ave SE
I-90: 163rd Ave SE
I-90: W Lk Sammamish Pkwy
192nd Ave SE
I-90: SR 900 Interchange
I-90: Front St
Front St EB Ramp
I-90: Sunset Way
246th Ave SE, WB
246th Ave SE, EB
256th Ave SE
284th Ave SE
North Bend on I-90 @ MP33
Tinkham Road I-90 @ MP 45.26
Denny Creek on I-90 @ MP46.8
Asahel Curtis on I-90 @ MP48
Rockdale on I-90 @ MP49
Franklin Falls on I-90 @ MP51.3
Snoqualmie Summit on I-90 @ MP52
East Snoqualmie Summit on I-90 @ MP53
Hyak on I-90 @ MP55.2
Old Keechelus Snow Shed I-90 @ MP 57.7
Easton Hill on I-90 @ MP67.4
Easton on I-90 @ MP70.6
East Easton on I-90 @ MP72
West Nelson on I-90 @ mp 73.19
Bullfrog-facing east on I-90 @ MP 79.54
Bullfrog-facing west on I-90 @ MP 79.54
Cle Elum on I-90 @ MP 84.6
Indian John Hill on I-90 @ MP89
Elk Heights on I-90 @ MP 92
Elk Heights @ I-90 mp 93
Rocky Canyon on I-90 @ MP 96.2
Thorp on I-90 @ MP101
Ellensburg I-90 @ MP 107,53
Kittitas I-90 @ MP 115.47
Ryegrass Summit on I-90 @ MP 126
I-90: Vantage
I-90 MP 138 Vantage Br. (View West)
I-90 MP 138 Vantage Br. (View East)
I-90 MP 144 Gorge Concert Exit
I-90 MP 164.5 (View East)
I-90 MP 189 Warden Exit
I-90/US 395 Interchange @ Ritzville (4)
I-90/US 395 Interchange @ Ritzville
I-90/US 395 Interchange @ Ritzville (2)
I-90/US 395 Interchange @ Ritzville (3)
I-90/US 395 Interchange @ Ritzville (5)
I-90/US 395 Interchange @ Ritzville (6)
I-90/US 395 Interchange @ Ritzville (7)
I-90/US 395 Interchange @ Ritzville (8)
Tyler Interchange on I-90 @ MP 257 (4)
Tyler Interchange on I-90 @ MP 257
Tyler Interchange on I-90 @ MP 257 (2)
Tyler Interchange on I-90 @ MP 257 (3)
Tyler Interchange on I-90 @ MP 257 (5)
Tyler Interchange on I-90 @ MP 257 (6)
Tyler Interchange on I-90 @ MP 257 (7)
Tyler Interchange on I-90 @ MP 257 (8)
I-90: Thomas Mallen Rd.
I-90: Geiger Rd.
I-90/US 2 Interchange
I-90: Finch Arboretum
I-90 and US 195
I-90: Jefferson
I-90: Division #1
I-90: Division #2
I-90: Arthur St
I-90: Hamilton St
I-90: Freya St
I-90: Havana
I-90: Fancher Rd
I-90: Sprague Ave
I-90: Broadway Ave
I-90: Park Rd
I-90: Argonne Rd
I-90: University
I-90: Pines Rd
I-90: Evergreen
I-90: Sullivan
I-90: Flora Rd
I-90: Barker Rd
I-90: Appleway Ave
I-90: Liberty Lake Rd
Liberty Lake on I-90 @ MP 296
Liberty Lake on I-90 @ MP 296 (2)
Liberty Lake on I-90 @ MP 296 (3)
Liberty Lake on I-90 @ MP 296 (4)
Liberty Lake on I-90 @ MP 296 (5)
Liberty Lake on I-90 @ MP 296 (6)
Liberty Lake on I-90 @ MP 296 (7)
Liberty Lake on I-90 @ MP 296 (8)
I-90: Harvard Rd
I-90: Starr Rd
I-90: Idaho Rd
Offers travel between Ellensburg, Yakima, Sunnyside and the Tri Cities (Richland, Kennewick, and Pasco) into Hermiston in Oregon.Manastash Ridge Summit on I-82 @ MP 7
Selah Creek Rest Area on I-82 @ MP22.4
I-82 / US 12 Interchange @ N. Yakima
I-82 / SR 24 Interchange @ Yakima
Valley Mall Blvd Interchange on I-82 @ MP 36
Union Gap on I-82
Zillah on I-82 @ MP 54
Outlook on I-82 @ MP 58
Prosser on I-82 @ MP 82
Benton City on I-82 @ MP 96
Plymouth Port of Entry on I-82 @ MP131.5
I-182 is the primary route from I-82 into the Cities of Richland and Pasco of the Tri-Cities.Jadwin Avenue on I-182 @ MP4.4
Road 100 on I-182 at MP 7.3
Road 68 on I-182 @ MP9.3
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Travels between Everett and Spokane over Stevens Pass via Monroe, Wenatchee, Coulee City and Davenport.I-5 / US 2 Interchange
US 2: Homeacres Rd
US 2: SR 204 Interchange
US 2: Ebey Slough
US 2: Bickford Ave
US 2: SR 9 Interchange
Fryelands Blvd/ Roosevelt Rd SE
179th Ave SE
Kelsey St
Lewis St (SR 203)
Main St
US 2 at Old Owen Rd
US 2 at 5th St
US 2 at Sultan Basin Rd
US 2: Rice Rd
US 2: 5th St (Skykomish)
US 2 MP 62 Old Faithful Avalanche Zone
US 2 MP 63 Big Windy
US 2 MP 64.8 East Stevens Pass Summit
US 2 MP 64.5 West Stevens Pass - Ski Lodge
US 2 MP 70.5 Lower Mill Creek
US 2 MP 84 SR 207 Coles Corner looking West
US 2 MP 84 SR 207 Coles Corner looking East
US 2 MP 87 Winton
US 2 MP 99.9 Leavenworth
US 2 MP 101 E. Leavenworth
US 2 MP 103.7 Peshastin
US 97 MP 185 Don Senn Memorial Interchange
US 2 MP 105 Don Senn Memorial Interchange
US 2/97 MP 119 (View South)
US 2/97 MP 127 E. End Odabashian Br.
US 2 MP 144.6 (View West)
US 2 MP 149 (View S.W.)
US 2 MP 193.4 Coulee City
I-90/US 2 Interchange
Fairchild looking East
Fairchild looking West
US 2: Airport Interchange
US2/Farwell Rd
An east-west cross-state route that travels through many rural areas. From the west coast at Aberdeen travel southeast to Chehalis and Mossyrock, over White Pass through Yakima, the Tri Cities and Walla Walla then east to Clarkston and into Idaho.US 12: Morton
White Pass Summit on US12 @ MP 150.9 - East
White Pass Ski Area
US 12/SR 410 Junction @ MP185.5
US 12/SR 124 Junction @ MP 295
Nine Mile on US12 @ MP316.70
US 12: Myra Road
Delaney on US 12 @ MP 381.3
Alpowa Summit on US-12 @ MP 413
A north-south route through the center of the state including Chelan, Wenatchee, Leavenworth, Blewett Pass, Ellensburg, Yakima, Toppenish and Goldendale.Maryhill
Satus Pass on US 97 @ MP 27
YakimaCountyLine US 97 @ MP 34
US 97 MP 164 Blewett Pass Summit
US 97 MP 185 Don Senn Memorial Interchange
US 2/97 MP 119 W. End Odabashian Br.
US 2/97 MP 127 E. End Odabashian Br.
US 97 MP 240 N. Chelan Falls
US 97 MP 232 Engh Rd (View South)
US 97 MP 232 Engh Rd (View North)
US 97 MP 299 Riverside
US 97 MP 335 (View North)
US 97 MP 335 (View South)
US 97 MP 336.4 (View North)
US 97 MP 336.4 (View South)
Runs the west side of the Columbia River between Chelan and Wenatchee.US 97A MP 199.75 W. End Odabashian Br.
US 97A MP 226 (View North)
Begins at the Columbia across from Astoria, OR and continues north along the coast then loops around the edge of the Olympic Peninsula in NW Washington and ends in Olympia.US 101: Astoria-Megler Bridge
Cosmopolis Hill on US-101 @ MP 78
State Camp Hill on US-101 @ MP 100.5
Queets on SR 101 @ MP 151.7
Heckelsville Shed on US 101 @ MP 214
Indian Valley on US 101 @ MP 237.2
Siebert on US 101 @ MP 256
Diamond Point on US 101 @ MP 275
Mt Walker, SR-101@ 301.5
Oyster Bay Rd. on SR 101 @ MP 359
US 101 at Crosby Blvd @ MP 366.6
Runs from the Idaho state line north of Clarkston, then passes through Pullman and Colfax to connect to Interstate 90 in SpokaneUS-195 @ Uniontown
US-195 @ Uniontown 2
US-195 @ Uniontown 3
US-195 @ Uniontown 4
US-195 @ Uniontown 5
US-195 @ Uniontown 6
US-195 @ Uniontown 7
US-195 @ Uniontown 8
US 195 - Colfax
US-195 @ Spangle 4
US-195 @ Spangle
US-195 @ Spangle 2
US-195 @ Spangle 3
US-195 @ Spangle 5
US-195 @ Spangle 6
US-195 @ Spangle 7
US-195 @ Spangle 8
US 195 @ White Rd
US 195 @ Hatch Rd
US 195 @ Meadowlane Rd.
US 195 @ Qualchin Rd
US 195: Cheney Spokane Rd
US 195: Inland Empire Way
US 195: Thorpe Rd
US 195: 16th Ave
A north-south route which travels from the Tri-Cities to the Canadian border via Ritzville, Spokane, Kettle Falls and Laurier.Blue Bridge on US 395 @ MP 19
US395 & SR26 / Hatton Coulee
I-90/US 395 Interchange @ Ritzville
Little Spokane River on US 395 @ MP 168
Little Spokane River on US 395 @ MP 168 (2)
Little Spokane River on US 395 @ MP 168 (3)
Little Spokane River on US 395 @ MP 168 (4)
Little Spokane River on US 395 @ MP 168 (5)
Little Spokane River on US 395 @ MP 168 (6)
Little Spokane River on US 395 @ MP 168 (7)
Little Spokane River on US 395 @ MP 168 (8)
Loon Lake Summit on US-395 @ MP 188 (1)
Loon Lake Summit on US-395 @ MP 188 (2)
Loon Lake Summit on US-395 @ MP 188 (3)
Loon Lake Summit on US-395 @ MP 188 (4)
Loon Lake Summit on US-395 @ MP 188 (5)
Loon Lake Summit on US-395 @ MP 188 (6)
Loon Lake Summit on US-395 @ MP 188 (7)
Loon Lake Summit on US-395 @ MP 188 (8)
US 395 - Colville - Birch
US 395 - Colville - Canning
Laurier on US-395 @ MP 275 Position 5
Laurier on US-395 @ MP 275
Laurier on US-395 @ MP 275 Position 2
Laurier on US-395 @ MP 275 Position 3
Laurier on US-395 @ MP 275 Position 4
Laurier on US-395 @ MP 275 Position 6
Laurier on US-395 @ MP 275 Position 7
Laurier on US-395 @ MP 275 Position 8
NSC 395 & Freya
NSC 395 & Lincoln
NSC 395 & Gerlach
NSC 395 & Fairview
NSC 395 & Market
NSC 395 & Parksmith
NSC 395 & Farwell
NSC 395 & Shady Slope
NSC 395 & Perry
NSC 395 & Wandemere
Starts near Shelton, heads northeast into Bremerton and Silverdale and ends at the Hood Canal Bridge.SR 3 @ Christopherson
SR 3: Equestrian Dr Looking North
SR 3: Equestrian Dr Looking South
SR 3: Pioneer Hill Rd Looking North
SR 3: Pioneer Hill Rd Looking South
SR 3: Tytler Rd Looking North
SR 3: Tytler Rd Looking South
SR 3: Big Valley Rd Looking North
SR 3: Big Valley Rd Looking South
SR 3: Scenic Dr Looking North
SR 3: Scenic Dr Looking South
SR 3: Hard Rock Way Looking North
SR 3: Hard Rock Way Looking South
Sunset Way - South of Hood Canal Bridge
SR 3: Bridge Way Looking North
SR 3: Bridge Way Looking South
Travels east-west between Interstate 5 at Kelso and US 101 at Willapa Bay near the Pacific Ocean.KM Mountain on SR 4 @ MP 22
Connects US 12 in Morton to I-5 in TacomaSR 7: Morton
SR 7: Elbe Bridge
Connects Olympia, Elma and Montesano.Rock Candy Mountain on SR-8 @ MP 16.1
Parallels I-5 and begins at the Canadian Border at Sumas, heads south to Mount Vernon and ends north of Bothell.SR 522: SR 9
SR 9: 228th St SE
SR 9: 201st St SE
SR 9: 194th St SE
SR 9: 188th St SE
SR 9: 180th St SE
SR 9: 176th St SE
SR 9: 164th SE
SR 9: 152nd SE
SR 9: Cathcart Way
SR 9: Lowell-Larimer Rd
SR 9: 124th St SE
SR 9: Marsh Rd
SR 9: Harvey Field
SR 9: 32nd St SE
SR 9: Lundeen Pkwy
SR 9: Soper Hill Rd
SR 9: 84th St NE
SR 9: Sumas Ave
SR 9: Front St
SR 9: Johnson Creek
SR 9: Truck Spur
Traverses the north side of the Washington border for two thirds of the state along the Columbia River between Vancouver to south of the Tri Cities.SR 14: MP 0.17
SR 14: Columbia
SR 14: Grand Ave
SR 14 @ Blanford Dr MP 2.40
SR 14 @ Shorewood Dr MP 3.05
SR 14: 73rd Ave
SR 14 at Lieser Rd
SR 14: 97th Ave
SR 14 East of I-205
SR 14 West of I-205
SR 14 @ Cascade Park MP 7.72
SR 14 164th Ave MP 8.52
SR 14: Quarry Rd
SR 14: 192nd Ave
SR 14: 192nd East
SR 14: Milepost 11.45
SR 14: 6th Ave
SR 14: Milepost 12.38
SR 14: Lady Island
SR 14: Union St
SR 14: 6th St
SR 14: CapeHorn
SR 14: Bridge of the Gods
SR 14: Hood River Bridge
SR 14: Dallesport
From I-5 near Tacoma, over the Tacoma Narrows to Gig Harbor ending just south of Port Orchard.SR 16: Spraque Ave
I-5 SB/SR 16 Interchange
SR 16: Union Ave
SR 16: Center St
SR 16: South 19th St
SR 16: Sixth Ave
SR 16/SR 163 Interchange (Pearl St)
Tacoma Narrows Bridge, Eastside
SR 16: Jackson
Tacoma Narrows Bridge, Westside
SR 16: Stone Dr
SR 16: 24th
SR 16: Toll Plaza
SR 16: 36th Street
SR 16: Olympic Drive
SR 16: Wollochet
SR 16 - Burnham Drive
Runs north-south beginning near north of Bridgeport, running south to Mesa.SR 17 MP 28.38 SR 26
SR 17 MP 50.8 Moses Lake at I-90
SR 17 MP 53.2 Moses Lake at Wheeler Rd
SR 17 MP 54.7 Moses Lake at Stratford Rd
SR 17 MP 56.6 Moses Lake at Patton Blvd
SR 17 MP 75.4 Soap Lake
SR 17 MP 112 E. Mansfield
Provides a way to travel between Interstate 5 and Interstate 90 while avoiding the Seattle metropolitan area. Connects to Interstate 5 at Federal Way, passes by Auburn and joins Interstate 90 just west of North Bend. I-5 / SR 18 Interchange
SR 18: Weyerhaeuser Way
42nd Ave S
Peasley Canyon Rd
SR 18: West Valley Hwy
SR 18: SR 167 Interchange
SR 18: C St
SR 18: Auburn Way
SR18: SE 304th St
SR 516 at SR 18
206th Ave SE
SR 18: SE 231st St
SR 18: SR 169 Interchange
SE 221st St
SR 18: 244th Ave SE
236th Ave SE
SE 202nd St
SE 196th St
SR 18: Tiger Mountain
SR 18: I-90 EB Ramps
From US 101 on the Olympic Peninsula to Port Townsend. By ferry to SR 525 on Whidbey Island, up Whidbey to Anacortes, then crossing I-5 through Sedro Woolley and goes over Washington Pass, through Winthrop and Omak, to the Idaho border at Newport.SR 20: SW Swantown Ave
SR 20: Pioneer Way
SR 20: E Whidbey Ave
SR 20: NE 7th Ave
SR 20: Midway Blvd
SR 20: NE 16th Ave
SR 20: Ault Field Rd
SR 20: Gibralter Rd
SR 20: Sharpes Corner (SR 20 Spur)
SR 20: Christianson Rd
SR 20: Thompson Rd
SR 20: Reservation Rd
SR 20: La Conner-Whitney Rd
SR 20 at SR 536
SR 20: Higgins Airport Way
SR 20 at Avon Allen Rd
SR 20: Pulver Rd
SR 20: Garrett Rd
SR 20: Rio Vista Ave
SR 20: Avon Ave
SR 20 MP 192.5 Winthrop - Rader Rd
SR 20 MP 214.5 (View East)
Sherman Pass on SR-20 @ MP 320
Runs from I-82 in Yakima to SR 26 in OthelloI-82/SR 24 Interchange @ Yakima
SR 26: Othello @ SR 24 Junction
SR 26: Washtucna @ MP 82.9 (1)
SR 26: Washtucna @ MP 82.9 (2)
SR 26: Washtucna @ MP 82.9 (3)
SR 26: Washtucna @ MP 82.9 (4)
SR 26: Washtucna @ MP 82.9 (5)
SR 26: Washtucna @ MP 82.9 (6)
SR 26: Washtucna @ MP 82.9 (7)
SR 26: Washtucna @ MP 82.9 (8)
SR 26: Dusty @ MP 116.9 (1)
SR 26: Dusty @ MP 116.9 (2)
SR 26: Dusty @ MP 116.9 (3)
SR 26: Dusty @ MP 116.9 (4)
SR 26: Dusty @ MP 116.9 (5)
SR 26: Dusty @ MP 116.9 (6)
SR 26: Dusty @ MP 116.9 (7)
SR 26: Dusty @ MP 116.9 (8)
Begins west of Quincy and runs east through Ephrata to Davenport.SR 28B MP 3.02 at 9th Street NE
SR 28 Spur MP 4 at 5th St NE
SR 28 Spur at MP 0.32 looking North
SR 28 Spur at MP 0.32 looking South
SR 28 bypass at Grant Rd
SR 28 bypass at Riverview
SR 28 Spur at MP 0.78
SR 28 MP 25 Quincy Rest Area
SR 28 Junction SR 281 MP 29.77
SR 28 @ SR 282 (Ephrata)
SR 28 Junction SR 281 MP 29.77
Metaline Falls on SR 31 @ MP 16.69
3rd Ave SE
Dumas Rd
25th Ave SE
35th Ave SE
Seattle Hill Rd
Parallels I-5 between Everett and Fife.SR 99 at SR 516
SR 518: SR 99 Interchange
SR 99: S 154th St
SR 99: SR 599 Interchange
S 102nd St
Des Moines Memorial Dr
S Cloverdale St
SR 99: W Marginal Way
S Holden St
SR 99: S Michigan St
SR 99: S Lander St
SR 99: S Walker St
SR 99: S Atlantic St
SR 99: S Royal Brougham St
SR 99: SB Tunnel, South end
SR 99: NB Tunnel, South end
SR 99: SB Tunnel, North end
SR 99: NB Tunnel, North end
SR 99: North Portal
SR 99: Republican St
SR 99: 6th Ave/Harrison
SR 99: Valley St
SR 99: Comstock St
SR 99: Raye St
SR 525: SR 99 Interchange
SR 99: Lincoln Wy
SR 99: Gibson Rd
Connects US 101 to SR 3 on the Kitsap Peninsula. SR 104: West of Hood Canal Bridge VMS East
SR 104: West of Hood Canal Bridge VMS West
SR 104: Climbing Hill Looking West
SR 104: Climbing Hill Looking East
Hood Canal Bridge Looking West
Hood Canal Bridge Looking East
SR 104: Wheeler St Looking West
SR 104: Wheeler St Looking East
SR 104 near 100th Ave W
N 205th St
Meridian Ave
19th Ave NE
35th Ave NE
Pt. Grenville on SR 109 @ MP 36.5
SR 112 @ Burnt Mt
SR 155: SR 174 Grand Coulee
SR 161: Military Rd
SR 161: 19th Way S
Also known as Pearl Street in Tacoma. This highway connects SR 16 to the town of Ruston and crosses Puget Sound to Vashon Island.SR 16/SR 163 Interchange (Pearl St)
Connects to I-5 and I-405, passing through Kent and Auburn.SR 167/SR 410 Interchange
SR 167: 24th St E
SR 167: S 376th St
SR 167: Ellingson Rd, S
SR 167: Ellingson Rd, NB
SR 167: Ellingson Rd, N
SR 167: S 353rd St
SR 167: S 346th St
SR 167: 15th St SW, West
SR 167: 15th St SW, East
SR 167: W Main St
SR 167: 13th St NW
SR 167: 15th St NW
SR 167: 26th St NW
SR 167: 37th St NW
SR 167: S 277th St, West
SR 167: S 277th St, East
Green River
SR 167: Willis St
84th Ave S
4th Ave N
S 212th St
S 222nd St
S 194th St
SR 167: SW 41st St
S 27th Pl
I-405, SW Quad
I-405/SR 167 Interchange
Runs between Renton and Enumclaw, passing under Highway 18.SE 276th St
SR 169 at SR 516
SE 240th St
Witte Rd SE
SE 231st St
I-405/SR 169 Interchange
Travels through Moses Lake connecting I-90 to SR 17SR 171 MP 2.9 Moses Lake
Mansfield on SR-17 @ MP 112
Strander Blvd
S 156th St
Grady Way
NE 177th Pl
NE 175th St
SR 202: E Lake Sammamish Pkwy
185th Ave NE
188th Ave NE
SR 202: 204th Ave NE
SR 202: Sahalee Way
Connects Lake Stevens at SR 9 to US 2 near Everett.US 2: SR 204 Interchange
SR 204: Lundeen Pkwy
Sellards Road-SB facing on SR 221 @ MP13.5
Beloit Road on SR 240 @ MP8.2
Twin Bridges on SR 240 @ MP25
Richland Wye on SR 240 @ MP 38
Edison St on SR 240 @ MP40.5
Blue Bridge Roundabout @ SR 240
From SR 24 in Vernita through Mattawa to SR 26SR 243 MP 14 @ Rd. 24 SW
SR 285 MP 0.5 Wenatchee
SR 285 MP 0.6 Wenatchee
SR 285 MP 0.7 Wenatchee
SR 285 MP 4 N. Wenatchee Ave.
SR 290 / Hamilton
North of Spokane this highway travels east-west and connects US 2 / US 395 and SR 231.Charles Road on SR-291 @ MP 9 Pos 4
Charles Road on SR-291 @ MP 9 Pos 1
Charles Road on SR-291 @ MP 9 Pos 2
Charles Road on SR-291 @ MP 9 Pos 3
Charles Road on SR-291 @ MP 9 Pos 5
Charles Road on SR-291 @ MP 9 Pos 6
Charles Road on SR-291 @ MP 9 Pos 7
Charles Road on SR-291 @ MP 9 Pos 8
SR291 & Swenson Rd.
SR 302: SR 302 Spur - Purdy
Runs from Bainbridge Island Ferry Dock to SR 3 on Bainbridge IslandSR 305: Winslow Way South
SR 305: Winslow Way North
SR 305: High School Rd South
SR 305: High School Rd North
This route travels between SR 167 in Sumner to US 12 northwest of Yakima and traverses the north side of Mount Rainier.Whistlin Jacks on SR 410
SR 432: Talley Way
Originally built in 1929, this bridge spans the Columbia River from Longview, WA to Rainier, ORLewis and Clark Bridge on SR-433
Connects to Interstate 5 at Vancouver, crosses over Interstate 205, and leads to Camas at SR 14.SR 500: St Johns Blvd
SR 500: Burnt Bridge Creek
SR 500: Stapleton Rd
SR 500 @ Thurston Way
SR 500 @ 112th & Gher Rd.
SR 500: Fourth Plain Blvd (SR 503)
SR 500: 71st St
SR 500: 137th Ave
SR 500: 152nd Ave
SR 500: Ward Rd
SR 500: Padden/162nd Ave
SR 500: 78th St
SR 500: 73rd St
SR 500: 162nd Ave & 4th Plain
SR502 @ I-5 NB off ramp
SR502 @ 10th Ave.
SR 502: NE 29th Ave
SR 502: NE 50th Ave
SR 502: NE 72nd Ave
SR 502: NE 92nd Ave
SR 503 @ SR 500 Padden
SR 503: 95th St
SR 503: 99th St
SR 503: 119th St
SR 503: 149th St
SR 503: 154th St
SR 503: 179th St
SR 503: 199th Ave
SR 503: Scotton Way
SR 503: Main St
Forest Learning Rest Area Center
S 96th St
S Cloverdale St
Connects to I-5 at south Tacoma, runs to Puyallup.I-5/SR 512 Interchange
SR 512: Steele St
SR 512 / SR 7 Interchange
I-405 SB Ramps
Runs east-west between Des Moines, through Covington and Highway 18, intersecting with SR 169.I-5/SR 516 Interchange
SR 516: I-5 Interchange
Military Rd
SR 18 WB Ramps
168th Pl SE
SR 516 at SR 18
SE Wax Rd
185th Ave SE
192nd Ave SE
S 154th St
Airport Dr
SR 518: SR 99 Interchange
42nd Ave S
46th Ave S
51st Ave S
EB Under I-5
Runs between Seattle at I-5 and Redmond, across Lake Washington.Delmar Dr E
20th Ave E
Montlake Blvd
Montlake Ramp
Lake Washington Blvd Ramp
SR 520: Foster Island
West Bridge
SR 520: East Bridge
SR 520: Mid Bridge
SR 520: East Highrise
Evergreen Pt Rd, WB Bus
Evergreen Pt Rd, WB
Evergreen Pt Rd, EB
Evergreen Pt Rd, EB Bus
Evergreen Pt Rd
80th Ave NE
SR 520: 84th Ave NE
84th Ave NE, WB
84th Ave NE, EB
87th Ave NE
SR 520: 88th Ave NE
89th Ave NE
92nd Ave NE, WB
SR 520: 92nd Ave NE
92nd Ave NE, EB
92nd Ave NE, Bus
96th Ave NE
97th Ave NE
100th Ave NE
SR 520: Bellevue Way NE (104th Ave NE)
108th Ave NE, N
108th ave NE, S
I-405 Interchange
126th Ave NE
130th Ave NE
124th Ave NE
140th Ave NE
148th Ave NE
NE 40th St
NE 51st St
SR 520: W Lk Sammamish Pkwy
W Lake Sammamish, EB Ramps
Marymoor Park
Redmond Way
W Lake Sammamish, WB Ramps
From Monroe, through Bothell skirting the north end of Lake Washington along Bothell Way, which becomes Lake City Way and connects with I-5.I-5 Ramps
Roosevelt Tunnel
NE 153rd St
SR 522: Ballinger Way (SR 104)
NE 165th St
61st Ave NE
SR 522 and 68th Ave Interchange
73rd Ave NE
77th Ct NE
80th Ave NE
83rd Pl NE
SR 522: S Campus Way
I-405: SR 522 Interchange NB
Paradise Lake Rd
SR 522: Echo Lake Rd
SR 522: Fales Rd
SR 522: Elliott Rd
SR 522: 149th Ave SE
SR 522: 159th Ave SE
SR 522: W Main St
SR 522: 175th Ave SE
SR 522: US 2 Interchange
Covers the southern half of Whidbey Island to the ferry between Clinton and Mukilteo and continues south to Lynnwood.Alderwood Pkwy, NB Ramps
Alderwood Mall Pkwy
164th St SW
148th St SW
SR 525: SR 99 Interchange
Beverly Park Rd
Harbour Pt Bvd S
Chennault Bch Rd
Harbour Pt Bvd N
Paine Field Blvd
76th St SW (south)
76th St SW (north)
SR 525: Clover Ln
SR 525: 5th St
SR 525: 5th St Looking South
Runs south of Everett from SR 525 in Mukilteo and connects to I-5.SR 526: Evergreen Way
I-5/SR 526 Interchange
Connects Everett, Mill Creek and Bothell, paralleling I-5.I-405/SR 527 Interchange
SR 527: 164th St SE
153rd St SE
Trillium Blvd
SR 527: 132nd St SE / SR 96
121st St SE
116th St SE
112th St SE
SR 529: Snohomish River South
SR 529: Snohomish River North
SR 531: 27th Ave NE
SR 531: Smokey Point Blvd
SR 531: 43rd Ave NE
SR 531: 51st Ave. NE
SR 531: 59th Ave. NE
SR 531: 67th Ave. NE
SR 532: Sunrise Blvd
SR 532: Stillaguamish River
SR 532: 102nd Ave NW
SR 532: 92nd Ave NW
SR 532: 88th Ave NW
SR 532: Pioneer Hwy
SR 532: 72nd Ave NW
64th Ave NW
SR 536: Avon Allen Rd
I-5: College Way NB Ramps
Runs from the Canadian border south to I-5 near Bellingham.SR 539: I-5 NB Ramps
Kelly Rd
Smith Rd
Axton Rd
Laurel Rd
Ten Mile Rd
Pole Rd
Wiser Lake (North)
River Rd
Birch Bay - Lynden Rd
Front St
Main St
Badger Rd
SR 539: H St Rd
SR 539: Canadian Border
Connects from I-5 in Blaine, WA to Hwy 15 in Canada. Border crossing for all busses and commercial vehicles.SR 543: Boblett St
SR 543: H St
SR 543: D St
SR 543: Duty Free
SR 543: Truck Spur
Connects I-5 to SR 99, just south of SeaTac.S 133rd St
I-5: SR 599 Interchange
E Marginal Way
Metro Bus Base
North of Tukwila, connects I-5 and I-405.Boeing Access Rd
I-90/SR 900 Interchange
Newport Way
Maple St
Gilman Blvd
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Tyler Interchange on I-90 @ MP 257 (2)
Tyler Interchange on I-90 @ MP 257 (3)
Tyler Interchange on I-90 @ MP 257 (4)
Tyler Interchange on I-90 @ MP 257 (5)
Tyler Interchange on I-90 @ MP 257 (6)
Tyler Interchange on I-90 @ MP 257 (7)
Tyler Interchange on I-90 @ MP 257 (8)
US - Canadian Border
Loomis Trail Rd
I-5 @ W 88th St
I-5 at Peace Portal Dr
I-5 at SR 543
I-5 at Mitchell Ave
I-5 at D St Offramp
I-5 at D St
I-5 @ Peace Arch
SR 539 at Pole Rd
SR 539 at River Rd
SR 539 at Badger Rd
SR 539 at Border
SR 543 at Boblett St
SR 543 at H St
SR 543 at D St
SR 543 at Duty Free
SR 543 at Truck Spur
SR 9 at Front St
US 97 Border Approach-Oroville - North
US 97 Border Approach-Oroville - South
US 97 Border-Oroville - North
US 97 Border-Oroville - South
WSF Lopez Ferry Holding
WSF Lopez Ferry Approach
WSF Clinton Dock
WSF Clinton W SR 525
WSF Clinton E SR 525
WSF Clinton Uphill
WSF Clinton Terminal
WSF Bainbridge Ferry Holding
SR 305: Winslow Way North
SR 305: Winslow Way South
SR 305: High School Rd North
SR 305: High School Rd South
WSF Point Defiance Booth
WSF Point Defiance Holding
WSF Friday Harbor Ferry Holding
WSF Orcas Ferry Holding
WSF Orcas Ferry Booth
WSF Anacortes Ferry Terminal
WSF Anacortes Ferry Holding
WSF Anacortes Ferry Terminal Rd
WSF Colman Dock Main Vehicle Holding
WSF Colman Dock Pier 48 Overflow Holding
WSF Bremerton Ferry Holding
WSF Coupeville Terminal
WSF Coupeville Street
WSF Edmonds VMS Sign
WSF Edmonds Underpass
WSF Edmonds Pine
WSF Edmonds W Dayton St
WSF Edmonds Holding
WSF Fauntleroy Ferry Holding
WSF Fauntleroy Way looking North
WSF Trenton St looking North
WSF Fauntleroy Way and Cloverdale St.
WSF Lincoln Park looking North
WSF Kingston Terminal
WSF Kingston SR 104 at Washington Blvd
WSF Kingston Ferry Sign East
WSF Kingston Ferry Sign West
WSF Kingston Barber
WSF Mukilteo SR 525 at 76th - South
WSF Mukilteo SR 525 at 76th - North
WSF Mukilteo SR 525 at Clover Ln
WSF Mukilteo SR 525 at 5th St - South
WSF Mukilteo SR 525 at 5th St - North
WSF Mukilteo South Holding
WSF Mukilteo North Holding
WSF Port Townsend Terminal
WSF Port Townsend Street
WSF Southworth Ferry Holding
WSF Southworth Ferry Terminal
WSF Tahlequah Ferry Holding
WSF Tahlequah @ SW Tahlequah Rd
WSF Vashon Ferry Holding (South)
WSF Vashon Hwy & 112th (South)
WSF Vashon Hwy & 112th (North)
WSF Vashon Hwy & Bunker (South)
WSF Vashon Hwy & Bunker (North)
City & County Cams
Mount St. Helens
Mt. Rainier
College @ Martin Way (Lacey)
Plum @ Union (Olympia)
Sleater-Kinney @ Martin Way (Olympia)
Douglas County: Eastmont Ave
2nd / Monroe (Spokane)
2nd / Browne (Spokane)
3rd / Maple (Spokane)
3rd / Washington (Spokane)
Arlington Airport Northwest
Arlington Airport North
Arlington Airport South
Arlington Airport West
Chehalis Airport cam 1
Davenport Airport - East
Davenport Airport - West
Davenport Airport - North
Davenport Airport - South
Harvey Airfield(Snohomish)
Olympia Airport South Runway
Olympia Airport South
Olympia Airport South Southwest
Olympia Airport Southwest
Skykomish Airport East
Skykomish Airport South
Skykomish Airport SouthEast
Skykomish Airport West
Walla Walla Airport Southwest
Walla Walla Airport West
Walla Walla Airport North
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Zij komt ____ Indonesië, maar is ____ Amsterdam verhuisd. (She is from Indonesia, but moved to Amsterdam.)
De koelkast staat ____ de oven. (The refrigerator is next to the oven.)
Den Haag ligt ____ Amsterdam en Rotterdam in. (The Hague is between Amsterdam and Rotterdam.)
Ik ben ____ 14:00 niet meer buiten geweest. (I have not been outside since 14:00.)
____ het komende half uur rijden er geen treinen. (There will not be any trains during the coming half an hour.)
Hij loopt ____ de brug. (He walks under the bridge.)
Zij steekt de weg ____. (She crosses the street.)
Hij leunt ____ de muur. (He is leaning against the wall.)
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By Cody Willard
The markets are little bit calmer today than they were yesterday.
Every trader who lived through yesterday's Great Twitter Stock Market Crash should read this article.
Trading Stops: Not a Magic Solution.
And speaking of Twitter. You can follow me on twitter at Twitter.com/CodyWillard and I am very active on there these days, so come check my tweets out if you haven't lately.
We had a great Weekly Live Q&A Chat on TradingWithCody.com/chat today and I got several emails from Marketwatch subscribers that I'll include in a transcript digest tomorrow here on The Cody Word.
Lots of action today, so let's jump right in and hit the names.
Juniper Networks Becomes Oversold – The company's report was all about how strong carrier demand is and how weak enterprise/government spending is. Which is just exactly our thesis. The stock is getting hurt because guidance was a bit soft, but I'm a buyer at these levels. It's one of our smallest positions and I've been very patient about scaling into more, but now I am going to buy a full-size tranche, almost doubling my position here this morning while the stock is down.
First Solar is back and tradable – First Solar – Is up a lot again today, now up more than 20% from our entry price. I'm letting this one ride. And be sure to check out how the hottest trader I know is working the FSLR trade.
How to trade earnings, gold, Apple and water AND Gold: Stay bullish on gold as global chaos reigns – Gold is up again today and at new highs since our purchase of more and our add of the GLD trade. I'm also staying the course on this one for now.
ARM Holdings PLC Earnings Call Insights: Graphics ASP and Licensing Growth – I like ARMH and explained why in this Top 10 Apple Suppliers book from more than a year ago. Nothing much has changed in the overall picture since then except the company has executed on everything I outlined in that report even better than I'd expected.
Wall Street All-Stars on how to play Apple now – And finally, Apple. If Apple earns $60 this next year and $70 next year, and if the stock goes back to a 10 P/E multiple, plus you add what will be close to $200 a share in cash at that point even after the buybacks and dividends, you'd have a $900 stock sometime in 2014 or early 2015.
Cody Willard writes Revolution Investing for MarketWatch and posts the trades from his personal account at TradingWithCody.com, which is not affiliated with MarketWatch. At time of publication, Cody was net long Apple, physical gold, Juniper, First Solar, and GLD. Follow Cody on Twitter at twitter.com/codywillard.


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Boys Hockey Section Playoff Scores- Tuesday Night
Tuesday night's section playoff final scores and highlights.
Alexandria 4, Sartell 1
The Alexandria Cardinals defeated the Sartell-St. Stephen Sabres 4-1 Tuesday night in a Section 6A Quarterfinal matchup at Bernick's Arena in Sartell.
Alexandria took a 1-0 lead into the first intermission thanks to a Ryan Marcianiak goal at 11:04 of the first period. The Cardinals outshot Sartell 11-7 in the opening period.
Alexandria got a pair of goals in the second period to take a three goal lead while outshooting Sartell 15-5. Toby Helgeson scored at 3:55 and Matt Resch made it 3-0 at 7:19.
Patrick Leary scored for the Cardinals at 7:35 of the third period to give Alexandria a four goal lead. Sam Zwiener scored the Sabres lone goal at 13:06.
The Cardinals will face Little Falls Thursday at the MAC
St. Cloud Apollo 10, Wadena-Deer Creek 0
St. Cloud Apollo blew out Wadena-Deer Creek 10-0 at the MAC Tuesday night in a Section 6A Quarterfinal game. Jared Christen scored four goals for Apollo and Jason Omann had six assists in the game.
Nick Althaus made 25 saves in the shutout for the Eagles. Apollo will face Fergus Falls on Thursday night at the MAC in St. Cloud.
Bemidji 6, St Cloud Tech 2
St. Cloud Tech saw their season end in a Section 8AA QF matchup Tuesday night at Bemidji by a 6-2 final score. Braden Altena and Tanner Skaja scored for Tech in the loss.
Bemidji scored a couple of goals 1:14 apart halfway through the first period, but Tech battled back with a pair to tie the game at two at the first intermission.
Bemidji would add two goals in each of the second and third periods, and goaltender Gabe Heifort kept the Tigers off the board for the remainder of the game.
Shots on goal were 30-25 in favor of St. Cloud Tech.
Moorhead 8, River Lakes 2
The Stars season ended Tuesday night with an 8-2 loss at Moorhead in the Section 8AA Quarterfinals. Moorhead led just 3-2 halfway through the second period before rattling off five unanswered goals for the win.