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July 17, 2009: Near-Death Experiences (Ken fills in for Andy)
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Listener comments!
Fri. 7/17/09 6:02pm
inquiring minds:
Wonder if faux daddy Ken will shield the starlet from negative comments same as faux daddy Andy C does...
Fri. 7/17/09 6:03pm
Ken, you are such a cheater! Make sure you don't have fun or Andy will cry.
Fri. 7/17/09 6:04pm
fmu dj's:
honestly, we've all nearly died on the air many times.
Fri. 7/17/09 6:04pm
Danne D:
Hi Frangry, Hi Kengry.
Fri. 7/17/09 6:04pm
Ken, you are such a cheater! Make sure you don't have fun or Andy will cry.
Fri. 7/17/09 6:06pm
that's it!:
she's galling because she reminds everyone of their bossiest sister
Fri. 7/17/09 6:07pm
Danne D:
I'm contemplating if any of my 3 possible answers to call are too boring. Probably. So let's have some of the less boring folks call.
Fri. 7/17/09 6:09pm
stingy d:
i always almost die.
Fri. 7/17/09 6:10pm
Danne D:
Death by Frangry?
Is that Frangricide?
Fri. 7/17/09 6:13pm
you know...:
fact is, random bitchery never killed or almost killed anyone, unless they cared more about what the female thought than they ought to have
Fri. 7/17/09 6:19pm
I can't call, so I'm posting this, sorry!
During the Winter flu season of 2003, I caught an extremely virulent strain that knocked me out and almost killed me. A few hours before I got sick, I had the unfortunate timing to eat a huge meal of Korean deli foods--kimchi, soy marinated beans, mandoo, etc. Anyway, during a violent heaving episode I actually passed out and fell down in my bathroom. I had no idea what was happening and I think I was essentially suffocating on my own vomit a la Hendrix, Moon, et al, and started to see deceased relatives and moments of my life flashing by---I swear--it does happen! Luckily, my girlfriend at the time, heard the thump and came in and lifted me up and I sorta came to.
Fri. 7/17/09 6:20pm
Danne D:
Comments Board 1
Phone Callers 0
Fri. 7/17/09 6:21pm
Fri. 7/17/09 6:23pm
Marshall Stacks:
How old were you when you had these near-death experiences, Station Manager Ken?
Fri. 7/17/09 6:24pm
Danne D:
Kengry 2
Comments Board 1
Phone Callers 0
Fri. 7/17/09 6:25pm
Fri. 7/17/09 6:25pm
Danne D:
LOL gotta give the boss man his props :)
I'm tempted to call and maybe my 3 semi-lame stories will like add up to 1 point.
Fri. 7/17/09 6:29pm
Hi Frangry and Ken. I started to call in but I must have had too much caffeine today, after the seventh ring I started to feel weird so I hung up. Too bad, my story of how my blood pressure dropped during a caesarean right after the senior anesthesiologist left the doc-in-training in charge is actually kind of funny. A major disadvantages to being a doctor, when you're having a procedure you know exactly when something might go wrong...
Anyway keep up the good work, as your predecessor in this time slot used to say, God bless, and Ken, I hope your vertigo is all gone?
Best, Anna
Fri. 7/17/09 6:29pm
I lived in Brasil as a teen, and the family went on vacation in Rio. Once my parents had the poor judgment to leave us kids mucking around on the beach while they went shopping. We got the bright idea of climbing around the perimeter of a big stone hillside that sloped straight down into the ocean. Can we see where this is going yet? The going got rough but we were a lot of the way around the hill so, being stubborn, I exhorted us to crawl sideways on our forearms and feet with our stomachs facing the sky till the terrain would eventually flatten out more. It was basically working, but one of my brothers lost his footing on the damp rock and, for a moment, was sliding straight down into the ocean, which god knows was how deep straight down the side of this big rock hill into the surf, and no good way to climb back out if you fell in -- it's was a steep wet rockface. Was I going to get in heap big trouble for getting one of my brothers killed? By dumb luck there was a hump of rock sticking up maybe two meters above the water, and he stopped himself on it with one foot. He then managed to work himself back up and the rest of the way around the hill.
Boy was that stupid.
Fri. 7/17/09 6:30pm
Danne D:
Message Board 3
Kengry 2
Interns 1
Callers 1
Fri. 7/17/09 6:31pm
John McCabe in LA:
ok ok She did not appear to me but I did pretend she was at the top and that gave me the power to climb the frangreto part is totally true
Fri. 7/17/09 6:33pm
Danne D:
Hmm, I think it might've been the wearing white part that gave lie to that story, John :)
j/k Frangry!
Fri. 7/17/09 6:33pm
partial score:
Callers Suck.
Fri. 7/17/09 6:35pm
John McCabe in LA:
sometimes I go to far I'm the first one to admit it.
Fri. 7/17/09 6:37pm
Danne D:
man what's the next call - near death by hangnail?
Fri. 7/17/09 6:41pm
Danne D:
Hrm, they want to hear about people being bit by wild animals and stuff but then someone calls in with that type of story and they don't believe them :)
Fri. 7/17/09 6:41pm
Ken's Enthusiasm:
I'm having a near death experience now!
Fri. 7/17/09 6:42pm
channeling Andy B:
I lost the will to live eight minutes before the show even started, just contemplating it
Fri. 7/17/09 6:44pm
anyone with commonsense:
I call bullshit!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fri. 7/17/09 6:45pm
Danne D:
So i'll post the 3 here to pump up the message board score...
The first one was one time I was driving on a nice summer night (not unlike last night) on (-80/95 with a buddy of mine when all of sudden out of nowhere there's all this sand on the road. I try to slow down but I can feel the car losing traction when suddenly it starts swerving left and then I over correct it to the left (going from the 3rd to the 1st lane) and then swerving back to the right away from the guard rail and doing like a 225-degree turn, stalling in the middle lane. I look up and see the lights of all the cars coming on, flood the engine once, then finally getting it started and driving on - hands shaking. I still think my late father helped guide me out of harm's way that night.
Fri. 7/17/09 6:46pm
Danne D:
5 minutes of Flirt With Ken = Every DJ on the schedule calling :o)
Fri. 7/17/09 6:48pm
John McCabe in LA:
Fri. 7/17/09 6:50pm
We'd really like to kill off freeform radio. Does that count as near death?
Fri. 7/17/09 6:50pm
Ken from Hyde Park:
Unable to call. Here is my story. In 1988, I was driving down I-95 to DC and reached down to tune the radio. I looked up and was about to smash into cars stopped at a toll booth. Since I was in the leftmost lane, I was able to whip out onto the shoulder and come to a reasonable stop (passing by maybe 8 or 10 stopped cars). Plus, it was slippery from melting snow. That and the time I came across a bear on the trail in Glacier NP.
Fri. 7/17/09 6:51pm
score update:
Fri. 7/17/09 6:51pm
Danne D:
Best call = a 2nd-hand story (I liked the shark story)
Fri. 7/17/09 6:52pm
Ken loves AK-47s... this is top-notch flirting.
Fri. 7/17/09 6:52pm
Danne D:
Wow, let me recap -there's lots of calls that got like zero points in my book. Let's see:
Message Board: 4
Kengry: 3
Callers (1st Hand): 3 (gotta give props to the Vet!)
Callers (2nd Hand): 1
Interns: 1
Fri. 7/17/09 6:53pm
Danne D:
Breckman calling to flirt with Ken would be comedy gold!
Fri. 7/17/09 6:53pm
tom shouldn't win because he used the word "dink" on the radio.
Fri. 7/17/09 6:55pm
just guessing:
Andy B is just nowhere near a turned-on radio
Fri. 7/17/09 6:58pm
Technical Brush With Death: I flew on a cheap flight from London to NYC in May 89. I found out from passengers it was really flight 103, renumbered after the bombing the prior Christmas. The flight was 80% empty. Weird feeling.
Fri. 7/17/09 7:00pm
Danne D:
Message boarders never win :(
Anyway later Weirdos!
Fri. 7/17/09 7:18pm
Frangry decides weekly winners, and I believe she deliberately never looks at comments, during or after. Only on-air is actual radio. "The rest is silence."
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Paul Joseph Watson
Prison Planet
Monday, March 10, 2008
|What would the effects of almost completely outlawing carbon dioxide emissions be? The complete reversal of hundreds of years of technological progress and man's return to the stone age.
The establishment press is affording sober gravitas to a Carnegie Institution report that calls for carbon emissions to be reduced to near zero in order to combat global warming, without mentioning the fact that such a move would return man to the stone age if not end civilization as we know it and kill billions.
"The task of cutting greenhouse gas emissions enough to avert a dangerous rise in global temperatures may be far more difficult than previous research suggested, say scientists who have just published studies indicating that it would require the world to cease carbon emissions altogether within a matter of decades," reports the Washington Post.
"Their findings, published in separate journals over the past few weeks, suggest that both industrialized and developing nations must wean themselves off fossil fuels by as early as mid-century in order to prevent warming that could change precipitation patterns and dry up sources of water worldwide."
What would the effects of almost completely outlawing carbon dioxide emissions be?
The complete reversal of hundreds of years of technological progress and man's return to the stone age.
Correction – stone age man at least was able to make use of fire – that too would presumably be banned under the measures being proposed.
Global transport of any kind would cease, manufacturing and production would be a thing of the past, the global economy would crumble, communications would go dark as computer networks and the Internet are abolished. Millions would freeze to death as a result of not being able to heat their homes.
We'd be back to living in caves and hunting for food with spears.
Does this sound extreme? The Washington Post calmly reports on the proposals without even mentioning the complete devastation they would inflict upon humanity.
Desperation to sell the coming apocalypse on behalf of the climate change cult is evident as China, the biggest emitter of carbon dioxide in the world, recovers from its coldest winter for 100 years, and Saudi Arabia reels under an unprecedented cold snap that has residents scared to venture outdoors.
The sheer ludicrousness of the Carnegie report is on a parallel with a March 2007 New York Times editorial, which subtly pushed the notion that humans emit carbon dioxide when they exhale, therefore should all be taxed for breathing!
Since those who refused to pay the tax would continue to commit the environmental crime of breathing, what would the punishment be? Instant execution? Since most of the people who push this kind of quackery also believe in global population reduction, they'd probably be all for it.
Of course the supposed science cited by the Carnegie report to justify its hair brained conclusions is completely flawed.
As is readily apparent upon a cursory examination of ice core samples – increases in carbon dioxide emissionsfollow and do not lead temperature rise. They lag behind by as much as several hundred years – proving that natural causes such as sun activity drive climate change as has been the case throughout history, where extended periods of warming and cooling have been observed.
In fact the earth has been warming consistently since the end of the 17th century, after the planet emerged from the Little Ice Age, and long before industrialization began.
From 1940-1975, when carbon emissions as a result of human activity rapidly increased, global temperatures decreased significantly, prompting fears of a new ice age, before the warming trend picked up again.
Of course none of this matters to the Church of Environmentalism and their ever-willing media echo-chamber, whose duty it is to regurgitate the most doom-laden dose of demonstrably false fearmongering in order to con us out of tax dollars while all the real environmental problems are ignored.
Fortunately, a sizeable portion of the Post's readers are not buying into the insanity, with respondents up in arms about the Carnegie Institute's proposals for zero carbon emissions.
"With one of the coldest and snowiest Winters on record those who make money from global warming start revving their engines. Here we have another keenly timed report to buttress their method of controlling the citizens," retorts one reader.
"The global warming alarmists have left the world of merely stupid behind them and have now entered the realm of completely ridiculous. Since even carbon dioxide, which we all spew out every time we exhale, has now been classified as bad for the environment, how do we get to what these people now suggest? We can't. Get over it, get a life. And stop believing this massive hoax," writes another.
"What a blatantly dishonest piece of reporting! First, the picture implies carbon emissions are producing this horrible haze. This is clearly other pollutants such as sulfur -> an unrelated problem. Second, this studies predicted temperature rise completely contradicts all the other models the WaPo has been touting as telling us the future and there is no discussion of this inconvenient truth. Third, the article might want to mention the serious consequences of achieving zero emissions -> civilization would end and billions would die," concludes another.
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Set within 26 acres of woodland and nature trails Wheal Martyn Museum and Country Park is the UK's only heritage centre which tells the story of Cornwall's billion pound China Clay industry and the lives of the people who lived and worked in the shadows of the white pyramids.
Wheal Martyn offers a great day out for everyone, set amongst the preserved remains of a Victorian clay works, now a Scheduled Ancient Monument. There is an interactive discovery centre, industry tools and artefacts, Cornwall's largest working waterwheel and much more! At the peak of the site you'll discover spectacular views over a modern working china clay pit and there is a fantastic children's challenge trail and cycle routes leading from the site.
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The agreement by State College of Florida, Manatee-Sarasota, to meet Gov. Rick Scott's challenge of providing a four-year, $10,000 degree program leaves plenty of questions unanswered.
The most important of these is: How do you do it?
SCF, along with Florida's 22 other state colleges -- all of which have accepted the challenge -- will wrestle with this question over the coming months.
SCF's new president, Carol F. Probstfeld, has appointed a task force to determine which programs could be offered at the reduced tuition level and how one or more of them could be structured. No timetable for finding the answers has been set.
Among the issues that make Scott's challenge so difficult is that Florida state colleges' four-year degree programs -- at a full in-state tuition of $13,000 -- are already a bargain.
The appeal of and the need for those degrees are reflected in an SCF report Tuesday that noted that 6,729 students are enrolled in the college's eight baccalaureate programs -- a 26 percent increase over the number predicted when the programs began three years ago.
Another issue is that Florida's colleges are known for their quality education. Fifteen of them were honored by the Aspen Institute's College Excellence Program; only 120 institutions were recognized nationwide, out of of more than 1,000 state and community colleges. Valencia College in Orlando was named the top college in the nation.
It won't be easy
So how do you cut tuition for a program at one of these colleges by about 25 percent and still maintain high quality?
The short answer is: It won't be easy. That all of the colleges have agreed to the challenge might say more about a reluctance to disappoint the governor -- who, with the Legislature, ultimately decides their funding -- than about the accessibility or efficiency of their programs.
"Do not ask me how all the details will come together on this, OK?" St. Petersburg College President Bill Law said in November when Scott first issued the challenge.
"We know that we have some significant work to do with our friends in the legislative arena. We're going to need some new thinking on how we do some of the tuition pieces, how we put it all together, how we package this, how we support students ..."
Some critics, such as Roberto Martinez, vice chairman of the Florida Board of Education, don't think the challenge can be met without increased funding by the Legislature. "Asking colleges at this time to issue a '$10,000 bachelor's degree' without commensurately increasing state funding," Martinez said in a letter to Scott, "is, I am certain, well intentioned, but a very bad idea."
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Some of the colleges plan to offer a single program at the $10,000 level. At least one, Daytona State College, will try to squeeze a four-year program into three years.
An SCF spokesperson, Jessica Klipa, said Wednesday that the college "is considering all options" for reducing tuition. Among those options, she said, are scholarships that would cut the overall cost "to $10,000 or below per degree program."
Some supporters of the idea, including Florida House Speaker Will Weatherford, advocate offering more courses online.
SCF's baccalaureate programs, said Klipa, are already offered online or, for its nursing degree, as a mix of online courses, classroom instruction and clinical work.
We wish SCF and Florida's other colleges well in meeting Scott's challenge. We urge them not to sacrifice quality in their search for lower costs. And we call upon the Legislature to provide the funding needed to help reduce tuition while maintaining the high standards that the colleges have achieved.
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Ladies of the Tour
The Tour de France podium girls play an important part of the annual race.
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Here's a fun and sparkly accessory that's perfect for all of those upcoming holiday parties! I made mine out of various shades of gold paper – but it would be fun to experiment with different colours of the rainbow. To start this easy project, use our template to make a bunch of paper gemstones. Then attach them a headband using hot glue. Voila – an easy and fun twist on the traditional party hat!


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Kevtwan is a Jayden
Source - it is indeed a boy but what was once Sutton Pierce is now officially Jayden James, little brother to Sean Pierce, 2nd child to Britney, another million dollar ka-ching to Kevin Federline. You will note however that the paperwork was filed only today, coincidentally just one week before KFed drops his musical atrocity, on the heels of 2 WWE appearances that have brought in killer ratings. In short, the trainwreck curiosity surrounding Mr Spears shows no signs of subsiding. We are being played, y"all. His Beat-Me-Face is playing us all.


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Old dishes for the newest satellites
The groundswell of cubesat projects underway at universities, government labs and private companies worldwide promises to generate more data than the ad hoc communications systems originally devised for the tiny birds can handle. But just as the former graduate students who pioneered cubesats a couple of decades ago are finding ways to advance their small-space technology as entrepreneurs, teachers and corporate engineers (see p. 37), the community is starting to grapple with the flow of data expected to be generated as short-lived cubesats give way to swarms of tiny spacecraft carrying cameras, telescopes and other high-data sensors.
When cubesats were getting started as relatively inexpensive teaching tools for engineering professors canny enough to see the lure for prospective students of hands-on experience with real spacecraft, communication with the ground was almost secondary. Typically, each student mission devised its own communications link, usually with a one-off transmitter designed to work on an amateur-radio frequency. That held the cost down at both ends, and it met the relatively simple needs of the day.
Now many see small satellites as the wave of the future for science and military applications, with cubesats at the crest. There seems to be no limit to the applications the undergraduates are dreaming up, after cutting their teeth on simple 1-U cubesats, and the ham-radio links are no longer adequate. One solution proposed at the annual small-satellite conference at Utah State University in Logan looks back to when satellites were small—the beginning of the Space Age—for the infrastructure needed to handle the growing bandwidth needs of cubesats and their slightly larger kin.
"It was built in 1960 like a battleship; in fact, I think the gears came off a battleship," says NASA's Scott Schaire of an 18-meter (59-ft.) tracking dish at the Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia.
The old antenna has been communicating with the DICE (Direct Interestablishment Communications Experiment) mission—a trailblazing two-cubesat science mission measuring ionospheric plasma densities, electric fields and magnetic fields—in the UHF frequency, and Schaire believes it is ready for more and bigger things. Unlike amateur-radio frequencies, which are theoretically off limits for government-backed missions, transmissions through wide-diameter ground stations like the one at Wallops dramatically increase bandwidth—from 9.6 kbps in amateur UHF bands to 1.5 mbps, according to the abstract of Schaire's conference presentation.
NASA, which is making wide use of smallsat capability in its open-ended space technology development effort, plans to refurbish the Wallops dish "in the next few months," says Schaire.
Interference proved a problem at Wallops, which is home to civil and military government radio emitters, and the dish there works with cubesats only because engineers were able to find a clear band. A backup 21-meter tracking dish at Morehead State University in Kentucky (photo) does not have the same interference problem, and there are dishes in Boulder, Colo., that may also offer cubesat utility. Ultimately, though, the solution for cubesat connectivity will be dedicated frequencies that can carry high-bandwidth links to constellations of the tiny spacecraft.
"There should be a band where we can say a few years from now, 'that's where we're going to go with cubesats,'" Schaire says, noting that he and his colleagues at Wallops and Goddard Space Flight Center already are working with NASA headquarters on standardizing cubesat communications.
Given the contentious nature of spectrum allocation, that work could take some time. The Wallops group believes X-band is the way to go for government-backed smallsat com, in part because a lot of the infrastructure is in place.
But while the ground end is ready for X-band, cubesat designers would have some spacecraft development to complete before an operational network can be established.
"People have stayed away from X-band for whatever reason—its high power need, accurate pointing," the Wallops engineer says. "But if you could get an X-band cubesat radio, you could get hundreds of megabits per second with a large aperture dish, and you can get megabits per second with a small aperture dish."
The Wallops group has also studied communications with cubesats orbiting the Moon. Schaire says with a large tracking dish, the data rate could be bits or kilobits per second "depending on the antenna on the cubesat."
A ground network of old tracking dishes could greatly enhance cubesat utility for government-backed missions, and be available for commercial missions at "very reasonable" rates, Schaire says. And with applicable dishes like the ones in Boulder scattered around the world, using them to expand the ground network makes sense, because "if swarms get large and start to use this network, we could get overwhelmed very shortly."


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Now through Dec. 30, those interested in attending Portsmouth's First Night Celebration can purchase their tickets for just $20.
PORTSMOUTH — With Christmas behind us, now is the time to start planning for New Year's Eve.
Now through Dec. 30, those interested in attending Portsmouth's First Night Celebration can purchase their tickets for just $20.
The tickets come in a form of a button, which is worn throughout the night, from 4 p.m. to midnight, giving people all-access passes to each venue participating in the festivities.
Tickets can also be purchased on the day of the event for $25. Children's buttons are just $2.
"It is a great night for people to get out around town," said Barbara Massar, executive director for Pro Portsmouth, the nonprofit that organizes the event. "First Night offers families an alternative and that is why it was started in the first place."
The event is non-alcoholic and offers a wide array of entertainment including ice sculptures, fireworks, street dancers, art activities, face painting, magic shows, storytelling, local singers, songwriters, bands, puppet shows plays and much more.
Events are located throughout the downtown, including along Pleasant Street at Market Square, South Mill Pond, the North Church, Portsmouth Middle School, Middle Street Baptist Hall, Seacoast Repertory Theatre, Temple Israel, South Church, United Methodist Church and West End Studio Theatre.
Food is provided at a number of the performance venues, with a Chili Cook Off and Bake Sale offered at South Church.
Massar said venues are within walking distance of each other, but a shuttle will be available, running between venues, free for those wearing the First Night button.
Approximately 4,000 buttons are expected to sell this year, but Massar said close to 15,000 people come into town that night to go to other parties or gather at different bars.
"What we provide is an opportunity to come into a great town on New Year's Eve, enjoy lots of great music, take in things like the ice sculpture, the outdoor street dance, the fireworks and just have an amazing way of closing out a year and creating a new one," she said.
Just two towns in New Hampshire still celebrate First Night after it began in Boston in 1976, Portsmouth and Wolfeboro.
Portsmouth has been hosting the event since 1986.
Buttons are available online at proportsmouth.org and at the Flower Kiosk on Market Street, Hannaford's on Islington Street and the Seacoast branches of People's United Bank. Button participants are also entitled to deals through the Show Us Our Button program, at Bowl-O-Rama, Dos Amigos, Harbor's Edge at The Sheraton Portsmouth and Sise Inn.
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Refrigeration Engineer
- Recruiter
- Tesco Maintenance
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
- Salary
- Competitive
- Posted
- 22 Mar 2018
- Closes
- 19 Apr 2018
- Sector
- Engineering Consultancy
- Function
- General Engineering, Health & Safety
- Contract Type
- Permanent
- Hours
- Full Time
About the job
Tesco Maintenance are currently looking to recruit a qualified Refrigeration Engineer in Bury St Edmunds to work as part of our Service Team. At Tesco, our stores and offices couldn't function without the support of our Maintenance Team. Working closely with the Store Leadership Teams, the Refrigeration Engineers deliver statutory requirements and proactive planned maintenance using the operating model to minimise equipment breakdown and impact on business, in a prompt and cost effective way. Ensuring the business is able to continue to deliver its promise of serving Britain's shoppers a little better every day.
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Main Responsibilities
- Completing planned preventative maintenance.
- Responding to reactive maintenance.
- Verisae usage and parts replenishment.
- Communicating with the team and the wider business team.
- Working collaborative with the National Operation Centre.
- Ensuring PDA compliance.
- Following our Business Code of Conduct and always acting with integrity and due diligence.
- Being a custodian of Health and Safety.
- Supporting change within the business to ensure continuously improved performance.
- Highlighting opportunities to managers to complete tasks in a 'Better, Simpler or Cheaper' way.
- Completing tasks and ensure they are 'right first time.
- Liaising with the store technicians and update them on status of maintenance work for my discipline.
- Supporting manager to resolve customer issues.
- Delivering non negotiable standards across stores.
Ideal candidate
- Full UK driving licence
- City & Guilds 2079 F-Gas or equivalent
- City & Guilds, NVQ Level 2, time served apprenticeship or equivalent in relevant field.
- Strong mechanical and refrigeration knowledge.
- Good communication skills.
- Experience working in a retail environment.
- Hydrocarbon and CO2 qualified.(Preferable).
About the company
At Tesco Maintenance, it's our people that make us one of the leading retail maintenance providers in the UK. We operate in over 3,500 Tesco and One Stop stores, distribution centres, Tesco banks and head offices, to deliver first class maintenance and engineering solutions and support.
With our comprehensive induction and our technical competency plan, we invest in training for our field colleagues to have the right level of skills and expertise for each role to work safely and provide first-rate asset management across our estate. We create a culture where every colleague is competent, motivated and professional, maximising the level of support we offer to Tesco stores.
From multi-skilled, to technically-savvy technicians, we've got it covered. Our Operations and Maintenance Managers span the entirety of the UK; technically-minded individuals who support our field engineers to get the job done. Our Engineering team work internationally to introduce a broad spectrum of award-winning new technological initiatives; from compliance testing to refrigeration, security to sustainability.
Everything we do in Tesco Maintenance is focused on supporting continuous improvement to the overall shopping experience for our customers.
Package description
We offer excellent benefits that help to make Tesco Maintenance a great place to work. These include the right tools and equipment to help support employees every day. Uniform and personal protection equipment to ensure comfort and safety in the working environment. Support from a large regional team as well as training, qualifications and support to build a successful career. A fantastic package with regular exposure to Tesco deals, discounts and offers. After 6 months you will receive a Colleague Card, giving you 10% discount on your Tesco shopping throughout the year, both in-store and on-line. When you join us you'll be able to join our Pensions scheme.


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So I'm driving around in the car with my 13 year old and we're talking about all the random nonsense you talk about with your kids in the car; somehow we got on the subject of college, and he quite nonchalantly informs me that he isn't going to college, like ugh mom. I reach over to take his temperature, just to be sure he isn't delirious with The Fever, and then ask him oh, re-heally? This child looks at me and, with his mouth I spent nine months making for him, actually says, "Yeah, I'm just going to do what you did. You turned out fine."
He then had the honor and great privilege of being strapped into a moving vehicle he could not escape from while listening to his mother talk in very loud tones about exactly what is was that she did, and:
• how hard it was;
• how much cheap macaroni and cheese we ate for like ever while i was *doing it*;
• how many nights I was up until 4am working at a bar and back up at 8am with him and his brother;
• what it felt like to know I could do something really amazing with my life I just had no idea what it was or how to start;
• how long I had to wait and how hard I had to look for the opportunity to get out from behind a bar and into the workforce;
• how lucky I was that the opportunity ever came my way or that I had managed to piece together enough skills to take it when it did;
• and how much easier my life - his life - would have been if I had ever had the opportunity to further my education.
(...and yes, I said all of that without breathing, uphill, in the snow both ways, because that's what mothers do.)
Getting from where I started to where I am was exhausting. Where I am now is exhausting in a way that waiting tables never was; the mental walls I hit every day hurt so much more than my feet ever did, but the pain is so good. I love working in Silicon Valley. I love being an integral part of the virtual revolution. I love science and I love tech and even still, I would not wish the path I took to get here on my worst enemy, or even a teenager.
No one told me to pursue more (or any) education. I never had a parent, or a priest, or a mentor who said I had to go learn more stuff. I had teachers who said it, but I didn't listen because they're teachers...they HAVE to say that. My boyfriend jokes about and/or purposely hides his "useless" liberal arts Ivy League degree but being on the other side of it, I can see in ways he'll never understand how not-useless a degree is. Knowledge, training, education - they are more than tools, they are gifts we give to ourselves. That degree is a gateway to more than just a better job or a career path - it's the gateway to the self-confidence you'll need to go out and find your place in the big wide workplace.
I'm always going to be one step behind my colleagues -- always working that much harder to keep up, to grasp the concepts, to speak the language, to figure out what they know. Even if they don't know it, I will always know it. I want my children to know better. I want them to know every single little thing about that which inspires them. I want them to drive forward, not keep up. I want them to grasp concepts as much as they grasp tasks. I want them to think differently, bigger, broader, and deeper than I did. I want them to have the gift of instruction, of education, of knowing what is out there for them, beyond what they see everyday, more than what I can teach them.
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Bagels are types of breads which are available in bagel shops in cities all over the world. They owe their origin to Jewish sweet shops and the bagels have been a traditional food item for a long time in and around the holy city. Bagels, like other bakery products, are available in many supermarkets in Medford.
Bagel shops in Medford are involved in selling bagels with spreads which are made into sandwiches. Bagel shops are also types of kosher, where food is served in accordance to Jewish dietary rules. There are many bagel shops in Medford which also serve salads. In Medford, some bagel shops serve menu which are similar to that of pizza shops.


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You were probably all wondering why it was all so silent regarding XtGem lately. Well, a lot has hapened behind the scenes during that time. Let me take a moment to fill you all in.
Biggest news is that we're expanding! Currently 6 people are working on XtGem and we have just opened our offices in Vilnius (capital of Lithuania). It's a cozy work environment that we've put a lot of thought and time to set up.
As for the staff, in addition to me, XtGem now employs 3 programmers, a dedicated systems administrator and a HR/PR person.
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Thanks to a nifty counter-balanced linkage system, you can stop your reclining chair or sofa back at any and every angle. It's truly the best option for customizing your comfort to your body, this feature is available on both manual and power recliners.
Don't be fooled by the technical jargon- Blue Steel and Dualflex springs are the real deal. The manufacturer's innovative, time-tested Blue Steel springs and the updated Dualflex system are made of heavy-duty materials and never need retying or replacing. If you don't believe it, the spring system can be replaced by the manufacturer at any time thanks to a lifetime warranty.
Unlike recliners that are built with a two- or three-piece seat and leg rest cushion, this recliner has a single chaise cushion that extends from the seat to the feet. This style offers a fuller comfort and support for your legs, as well as eliminating the open gap that toddlers can get fingers or toys stuck in.
Both end seats recline. Center seat is stationary.
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A blending of landscapes, "Chicago" offers urban styling with lakeshore comfort. Straight, clean lines complement existing décor, while the plush cushioning and built in recliners replenish the spirit and mind better than a weekend retreat. Settle in, get cozy, put your feet up and relax!Available by special order in over 1,000 fabrics and leathers. Choose from three different love seats: Double (two seat) Reclining, Stationary Love Seat, Rocking Reclining Love Seat. Custom configure the Chicago sectional to perfectly fit your lifestyle and your room with a variety of different sized pieces.
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Have you ever wished that Carrara came with a set of Cloud Presets that you can use in your own scenes? That is where this set comes in - simply drop one of the Carrara CloudDomes into your scene and render!
Carrara CloudDomes allow you to create a whole range of interesting, dramatic and realistic skies and work really well with Carrara's Realistic Sky (including Tim Payne's Realistic Sky presets which are recommended but not required) to give an enormous range of rich and varied skies.
Need more variation? Simply change the direction of the sunlight, or rotate the 360 degree CloudDomes to bring different cloud formations into view.
All cloud domes are around 100 miles across and typically 10,000 feet high to give accurate perspective from the zenith to the horizon. From fluffy white cumulus clouds to dramatic stormclouds and sunsets, this pack gives you a huge range of realistic cloud effects and moods, simply and easily. Works in all versions from Carrara 6 onwards, and also looks great with Godrays enabled in Carrara 8. You can even fly through them if required!
Add some drama to your skies - with Carrara CloudDomes, a must-have for all Carrara users!
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- 12 varied and realistic Cloud presets for Carrara:
- 01-Horizon - A few scattered clouds around the horizon with clear sky overhead
- 02-Distant - Thicker & denser clouds in the distance, still clear overhead
- 03-Sparse - A few scattered fluffy clouds across the whole sky
- 04-Light - Light scattering of fluffy clouds - more than 'Sparse'
- 05-Front - Heavy cloud on one side - clear sky on the other! Useful for placing a bank of cloud where you need it.
- 06-Fluffy - Thicker clouds with a fluffy appearance, around 50% cover
- 07-Broken - Large clouds that tend to cluster, leading to interesting cloud formations and broken areas of sky
- 08-Cumulus - Classic white fluffy clouds!
- 09-BigCumulus - Large and dramatic cumulus clouds - maybe there's rain coming!
- 10-HighCover - Glimpses of blue sky between heavy and stormy clouds
- 11-Summer - Two layers of clouds but still open skies for a perfect summer's day feel
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SCEE Home promises to catch up to other regions
EU PlayStation Home community manager, TedTheDog, has admitted that the game space lacks the content offered elsewhere, but promises it will get more soon. "Let's be honest, SCEE Home is behind the other regions in the number of spaces we have to offer," he said on the official forums. "That's not to say we don't […]
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Home to get connection patch on Thursday
The Dog's posted on the EU PS boards to confirm that Home will be patched on Thursday in an effort to get rid of the now infamous C-931 connection errors. The app's been plagued by the problem since it launched. The SCEE mod described the update as the "first step" in eradicating the issue.
Home not released yet due to "technical problems" - TedTheDog keeps us up to date [Update]
Update: PSN's now down. Hold on to your hats. Update 2: PSN's back up, but still no home. The Dog explains, posting at 5.55pm: "Apologies for the delay in an update, you may have noticed a PSN outage in the last hour. Things seem back on track now although the outage delayed us a little […]
SCEE ships Home beta invites en masse
Remember we told you SCEE put out 100,000 Home beta invites last week? Well, it didn't actually happen. To cut a long story short, email problems meant the planned deluge was delayed. Never more. Super-mod TedTheDog, speaking on the EU PS boards, has confirmed that everything's now been sent. In fact, we got an invite […]
Over 100,000 Home beta invites sent out today
Internet legend and Home mod man TedTheDog has confirmed that more than 100,000 Home beta invites will be sent out over the course of today. So check your mail. "Last night v1.0 went live in the beta and our existing testers are now up and running with it," he said, speaking in this European PS […]
TedTheDog gets serious about Home open beta timing shiznit, yo
Euro PS boards SCEE mod street hero TedTheDog has posted to say Home really is just round the corner. Version 1.0 is about to be released into the closed beta, he said. Not this week, but we're assuming that means it's next week. Has to be, innit. Full thing: Heres a rough overview of the […]
Home Beta invites will be sent out on the basis of "loyalty"
Home community manager TedTheDog demands respect. Respect for the family. The PlayStation family. If you've demonstrated your loyalty, you may get a Home beta invite. "Your next question is 'How do you decide who gets picked?'" said Boss Dog in response to a user question on the EU PS boards. "We had a couple of […]
Home open beta to go live "weeks" after next Qore issue
We are quite literally almost there. According to this post from a SCEE mod on the EU PS boards, the Home open beta will go live "within weeks" of the release of Qore's next issue. "We'll be sending our invites once v1.0 is live," said the now infamous Home community manager, TedTheDog. "Understand that SCEA's […]
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Nita G necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 206 diseños de 45 diseñadores freelance.
I enjoy sharing the fun of fruit carving and am selling video instructions teaching others how to carve fruit beautiful centerpieces, bouquets, and garnishes. I'm still in the process of getting started and will be launching a membership site very soon.
If you want to see me in action check out my free lesson at http://vegetablefruitcarving.com or see me in a sales video at http://vegetablefruitcarving.com/he…s-lessons/
My customers are 75% consumers (home cooks and hobbyists) and 25% professional chefs, caterers and food stylists and culinary students. Although most of my sales have been in the US, Canada and the UK, I have people from all over the world visiting my site. Maybe 30% of my customers speak other than English as their native language. They are about 50/50% male and female. Mostly over 30 years of age with many being retirement age.
I need a logo for both print and web. I'm looking for a feeling that is beautiful, elegant but not frilly and formal with perhaps a touch of fun.
For use on my websites, banner, shopping cart, etc.
For business cards, stationary, and packing slips
For DVD covers etc.
I'll also be using the logo in video so I need to have a bold enough font that won't look broken up when in video.
I'm attaching a couple of PDFs. One shows some ideas I was playing with. I'm not a designer and these ideas need improvement. But please look at them to see the kind of layout I have in mind.
The other PDF will show you photos of fruit and veggy carvings so that you will have a better idea of what I'm trying to express in my logo. Hopefully, they will spark some ideas for you. That PDF will also show you the look of my current websites.
I want the logo to be harmonious with my websites. Here are the colors I've been working with:
cherry, Hex #AA152D I'm open to a bit of a more watermelon color here
light-green, Hex #91CB47
forest-green, Hex #006600
green-apple, Hex #64AC31
pale-yellow, Hex #FFFFD4
yellow, Hex #FFFF99
No photo images in logo. I'd like it be plain enough to still look good when printed in Black and White.
No stock images or cartoons. The owl photo on my site is a stock image that will probably not be staying around on my site for long.
Can't wait to see your designs!
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A common anxiety for most new residents at Ithaca College is that you and your roommate won't be compatible. Finding someone who is 'a perfect match' before housing profiles are due or room selection begins can become a frustrating and time-consuming mission.
Relax! The simple fact is that the vast majority of students in our residence halls get along with their roommate(s) regardless of how they became roommates. Within the usual give and take of any relationship, it's highly likely you and your roommate will get along as well.
That being said, the process of finding a roommate can be a great way to meet other Ithaca College students and expand your group of friends. Sharing your housing profile or a chat on IC Peers may spark a relationship that lasts a lifetime, even if you don't become roommates.
Having things in common with your roommate may seem important, but keep an open mind. Having differences can often make a roommate relationship more rewarding. If you do make a list of important characteristics you'd like in a roommate, try to keep the 'musts' and 'must nots' to a minimum.


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Lamb cooked in a vindaloo paste with sour curry.
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If you're looking for Indian food in San Diego, consider Bombay Coast Indian food restaurant. At Bombay Coast, we bring you the same wonderful experiences and taste we grew up eating in India. From our exceptional service to the authentic aromas of our delicious Indian cuisine to our flavorful and homemade recipes – Bombay Coast brings to you an experience you won't forget.
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What are the common causes of back pain at work?
A number of factors can contribute to back pain at work. For example:
- Exerting too much force on your back — such as by lifting or moving heavy objects — can cause injury.
- Repeating certain movements can lead to muscle fatigue or injury.
- Slouching exaggerates your back's natural curves, which can lead to muscle fatigue and injury.
Of course, certain medical conditions and lifestyle factors — such as obesity, sleeping position, poor physical condition, smoking and stress — also can contribute to back pain.
What can I do to avoid back pain at work?
You can take steps to prevent back pain and injuries at work. For example:
- Include physical activity in your daily routine.Maintaining a healthy weight minimizes stress on your back. For most healthy adults, the Department of Health and Human Services recommends at least 150 minutes a week of moderate aerobic activity or 75 minutes a week of vigorous aerobic activity — preferably spread throughout the week — and strength training exercises at least twice a week. Combine aerobic exercise, such as swimming or walking, with exercises that strengthen and stretch your back muscles and abdomen.
- Pay attention to posture.When standing, keep your weight balanced on your feet. Don't slouch. To promote good posture when sitting, choose a chair that allows you to rest both feet flat on the floor while keeping your knees level with your hips. If necessary, prop your feet with a footstool or other support. If the chair doesn't support your lower back's curve, place a rolled towel or small pillow behind your lower back. Remove your wallet or cellphone from your back pocket when sitting, to prevent putting extra pressure on your buttocks or lower back.
- Lift properly.When lifting and carrying a heavy object, lift with your knees and tighten your core muscles. Hold the object close to your body. Maintain the natural curve of your back. If an object is too heavy to lift safely, find someone to help you.
- Modify repetitive tasks.Use lifting devices, when available, to help you lift loads. Try to alternate physically demanding tasks with less demanding ones. If you work at a computer, make sure that your monitor, keyboard, mouse and chair are positioned properly. If you're on the phone most of the day, use a headset. Avoid unnecessary bending, twisting and reaching. Limit the time you spend carrying heavy briefcases, purses and bags. Consider using a rolling suitcase.
- Listen to your body.If you must sit for a prolonged period, change your position occasionally, stand up or stretch whenever you feel tired.
Back pain can plague your workdays and free time. You're not stuck with it, though. Take time to examine your work environment and address situations that might aggravate your back. Even simple steps to ease back pain are steps in the right direction.


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The doubters of the decision to start Colin Kaepernick have quieted down. All the second-year player has done is go 4-1 since taking over for Alex Smith as the San Francisco 49ers' starting quarterback, showcasing a near-perfect mix of efficiency and explosiveness.
It was all on display for the nation last Sunday night, when the former Nevada star out-dueled Tom Brady and the New England Patriots in a thrilling 41-34 win, establishing his team as a physically dominant force in the NFC.
The only problem?
The 49ers have unfinished business in their own division. The feisty Seattle Seahawks have won three in a row, thanks to an oppressive defense and the guts of Russell Wilson on offense. Seattle can still swipe the NFC West crown out from under the Niners' noses.
And the Seahawks will be playing in a place where they are undefeated (CenturyLink Field), in an atmosphere that's as big a test for Kaepernick as any he's seen on a professional level.
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Even disregarding the immense implications, you'd expect the fireworks to come early and often. Two versatile, exhilarating quarterbacks who run around and make plays. Two sturdy, aggressive defenses that display anger at any yard gained. And two running backs (San Francisco's Frank Gore and Seattle's Marshawn Lynch) who try to hurt defenders.
What better way to decide division supremacy than in a street fight? Oh, yes: This is the best game of the week.
Here is your Week 16 primer, with games ranked in order of intrigue, from 1 to 16:
San Francisco at SeattleSun 8:20 p.m. ET, NBC Get Tickets
Why this game is No. 1:Defense might win championships, but that will be the case for only one of these teams in this division race. It'll still be fun to watch them slug it out. The 49ers are ranked first in scoring defense, allowing a paltry 15.6 points per game. In second place? The Seahawks, having given up one more point on the season. Still wondering why these two teams top the NFC West? Me neither. Hard to block up front, stingy against the run, able to rely on hard-nosed players instead of scheme -- both teams seem to be in position to push others around in the postseason like they have in the regular season. What makes this showdown unbelievably enticing is that neither offense is a slouch. Not by a longshot. Seattle boasts the tough-minded Wilson and "Beast Mode" Lynch. San Francisco has the multi-talented Kaepernick and bruising Gore. The 49ers and Seahawks can attack teams from so many places, quietly morphing into complete teams out West. The NFC West race takes center stage on Sunday night. #SFvsSEA
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Cincinnati at PittsburghSun 1:00 p.m. ET, CBS Get Tickets
Why this game is No. 2:One of the NFL's hottest teams vs. just the opposite. Winners of five of six, the Cincinnati Bengals can clinch a playoff spot with a win. Cincy can also knock the Pittsburgh Steelers out of the hunt, triggering a de facto end to an injury-played, trying season for Mike Tomlin's squad. There will be few hugs on the field in this one, which features two teams that don't care for each other. Making matters more interesting are the matchups. An aggressive Cincinnati defensive front against a makeshift Steelers offensive line. Receiver A.J. Green against a Pittsburgh secondary that seriously struggled to cover last Sunday. The fast-twitch Steelers receivers against a Bengals defense that allows few teams the opportunity to go deep. Can Cincy ruin Pittsburgh's season? #CINvsPIT
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Minnesota at HoustonSun 1:00 p.m. ET, FOX Get Tickets
Why this game is No. 3:That this is such a highly anticipated game this late in the season is a testament to the stunning run by the Minnesota Vikings. Too young and inexperienced on defense, too limited on offense, with the face of the franchise recovering from reconstructive knee surgery. All signs pointed to this being a rebuilding year. Instead, the Vikes have all of their playoff goals available. Oh, and Adrian Peterson is eyeing the single-season rushing record as he takes the field against one of seven teams allowing fewer than 100 rushing yards per game. Can A.D. excel against J.J. Watt and the Houston Texans' multi-faceted defense, or will quarterback Christian Ponder have to throw to loosen things up? As for the Texans, all they have in front of them in a methodically dominating season is a first-round playoff bye they can clinch with a win. Ho hum. #MINvsHOU
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New York at BaltimoreSun 4:25 p.m. ET, FOX Get Tickets
Why this game is No. 4:Which New York Giants team will arrive in Baltimore? And which Ravens team will face off against them? Intrigue abounds for two of the NFL's most mercurial teams. Any kind of win hands Baltimore the AFC North title, but a convincing one would answer the questions swirling around a team that just fired its offensive coordinator and has struggled to stop anyone with its injury-plagued defense. Already in the playoffs, the Ravens are hoping to snap a three-game losing streak and find solid footing. The Giants, meanwhile, are coming off an ugly skunking at the hands of the Atlanta Falcons. With just two wins in their past six games, they've allowed the Washington Redskins and Dallas Cowboys to even things up in the NFC East race. Big Blue's charge is to regain the late magic from last season. #NYGvsBAL
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New Orleans at DallasSun 1:00 p.m. ET, FOX Get Tickets
Why this game is No. 5:Injuries on defense, off-the-field tragedies, late-game adversity ... The Dallas Cowboys have dealt with it all. Yet suddenly, they've won five of their past six and control their own destiny in the playoff hunt. Who would have thought that when they were 3-5? But the 'Boys have a real challenge on their hands: The New Orleans Saints just dropped 41 on Tampa Bay's head, while their lowly defense pitched a shutout. Can Dallas' banged-up defense cover enough to limit New Orleans on offense? Sure, the Saints almost certainly won't make the playoffs. But they can make some noise at the tail end of a wacky season. #NOvsDAL
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Atlanta at DetroitSat 8:30 p.m. ET, ESPN Get Tickets
Why this game is No. 6:In a Monday Night Football game that's actually on Saturday night, what was supposed to be a prime-time battle with real playoff implications only matters for one team. The disappointing Detroit Lions host an Atlanta Falcons team that is one victory away from a playoff bye. Will Detroit's talented-but-flawed defense come together to stop one of the NFL's most explosive units just once? The Falcons proved their credentials by tormenting the Giants last week -- a statement win before the playoffs. If they can properly close it out, the Falcons will be in the best possible position for the postseason. #ATLvsDET
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Chicago at ArizonaSun 4:25 p.m. ET, FOX Get Tickets
Why this game is No. 7:The euphoria that filled Chicago early in the season is long gone. That went out the door with three straight losses -- a stumble that was eerily reminiscent of what happened last year (except Jay Cutler is playing this time). The Bears' remaining schedule does feature a pair of highly winnable games, though, starting with this trip to Arizona. But the Cardinals might be playing for head coach Ken Whisenhunt's job, too. And they did just blow out the Lions at home last week. What should be an easy win to get the Bears back on track might not be so simple against a defense that still has some life left. Prepare for ugliness on both sides of the ball. #CHIvsAZ
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Washington at PhiladelphiaSun 1:00 p.m. ET, FOX Get Tickets
Why this game is No. 8:The Washington Redskins have proved that, with or without Robert Griffin III, they are playoff-ready. With a five-game win streak that spans two quarterbacks -- RG3 and Kirk Cousins -- the 'Skins are as dangerous as anyone. They just need to get into the tournament first. And yet, a road game against the woeful Philadelphia Eagles might not be as easy as it seems, even if there is little fight left in Philly. The Eagles' defensive line, following the departure of coach Jim Washburn, has come alive. Trent Cole, Cullen Jenkins and even Brandon Graham are finally playing as they should have been all season long -- they're truly an active, menacing bunch these days. These are the guys RG3 must evade, should he decide to tuck and run. That just makes an otherwise dreary matchup a little intriguing. #WASvsPHI
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St. Louis at Tampa BaySun 1:00 p.m. ET, FOX Get Tickets
Why this game is No. 9:There are no playoff implications to be found in this one. These young, rebuilding programs under first-year coaches have both taken turns showing promise this year, only to find the stage too big and bright. Both upstarts would be well-served to look to 2013, with an eye toward player development. Finishing the year right, though, would emphasize that things are headed in the right direction. And for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, it would also rid their mouths of the taste of a four-game losing streak under coach Greg Schiano. #STLvsTB
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Tennessee at Green BaySun 1:00 p.m. ET, CBS Get Tickets
Why this game is No. 10:Already winners of the NFC North, the Green Bay Packers can still earn a playoff bye if they win out and the 49ers stumble in prime time. It's possible. But maybe more importantly, they are still trying to find themselves. Greg Jennings is back on offense, Clay Matthews is back on defense and Charles Woodson might be next. The Packers' fate might not be determined in the next two games, but they can use this stretch to refocus on playing together with all of their pieces. Green Bay could arrive in the postseason as undercover as a team with double-digit wins can be. Fresh off a prime-time win over the Jets, the Tennessee Titans are still looking to prove that coach Mike Munchak deserves another year to try to make it happen. #TENvsGB
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San Diego at New YorkSun 1:00 p.m. ET, CBS Get Tickets
Why this game is No. 11:A game without playoff implications got a lot spicier when New York Jets coach Rex Ryan named second-year pro Greg McElroy the starting quarterback, benching Mark Sanchez. In a flash, we had a reason to watch Gang Green against a San Diego Chargers team that's lazily playing out the string for lame duck coach Norv Turner. The Jets have guaranteed Sanchez more than $8 million for next season, but two strong games from McElroy could make them think twice about who their starter will be. In fact, McElroy's performance could go a long way toward deciding the Jets' health at this all-important position. If there is one reason to watch this woeful game, that's it. #SDvsNYJ
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Indianapolis at Kansas CitySun 1:00 p.m. ET, CBS Get Tickets
Why this game is No. 12:The feel-good Indianapolis Colts hit a road block last week, running into a buzzsaw in Houston. No matter. A simple win over the hapless Kansas City Chiefs, who long ago ran out of gas, is all it will take for Indy to clinch a playoff berth. And doing so would cement one of the more remarkable seasons in recent memory. That this game will take place in Arrowhead doesn't figure to matter much, with lackluster support expected for the lowly Chiefs. Not that Andrew Luck would crumble against a hostile crowd anyway. The Offensive Rookie of the Year candidate has waded through all challenges, and a victory would open the door to more of them. #INDvsKC
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Cleveland at DenverSun 4:05 p.m. ET, CBS Get Tickets
Why this game is No. 13:With a remarkable run of nine consecutive wins, showcasing the comeback story that is Peyton Manning, the Denver Broncos are in position to secure a playoff bye. Sweeping their final two games would do it, setting Manning up to be at home until at least the AFC Championship Game. It might not be pleasant against the Cleveland Browns, who have gone 5-4 in their past nine after starting out 0-5. The Broncos have the playoffs in their future, but the Browns can cement the future of coach Pat Shurmur with an impressive ending to the season. #CLEvsDEN
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New England at JacksonvilleSun 1:00 p.m. ET, CBS Get Tickets
Why this game is No. 14:I could tell you about the New England Patriots trying to bounce back from a tough loss to the 49ers, and about how they want to head into the playoffs on a hot streak. But let's get serious. It's the NFL's top offense vs. the 31st-ranked defense. Against the Jacksonville Jaguars, one of the league's true basement dwellers, there isn't much for New England to prove. The real question: Will the Pats win by enough to feel good about their performance? Jacksonville, meanwhile, is eyeing that top pick, and a loss would actually help. #NEvsJAC
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Buffalo at MiamiSun 1:00 p.m. ET, CBS Get Tickets
Why this game is No. 15:At one point, in Week 6, the four teams in the AFC East were tied. That seems like it was a million years ago. Now, the Buffalo Bills and Miami Dolphins are just playing out the season, but doing so from completely different vantage points. Miami is aware of its rebuilding process, and is hoping to end the year with some good feelings, having shown progress. Meanwhile, Buffalo believed it was a contender at the outset of this season. Now, as a franchise, the Bills must wonder which way they are going. And whether or not Chan Gailey is the right man to take them there. #BUFvsMIA
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Oakland at CarolinaSun 1:00 p.m. ET, CBS Get Tickets
Why this game is No. 16:Thanks in part to their salary-cap disaster, the Oakland Raiders came into 2012 expecting a rebuilding year. They got it. With Darren McFadden returning to form in last week's victory, maybe they can find some more optimism. On the Carolina Panthers' side of things, Ron Rivera's seat is quite warm. Remember, this season began with major playoff aspirations. Could a late-season hot streak save Rivera's job? The Panthers enter this contest with two straight wins. Would a couple more victories prove that Rivera can thrive with a talent like Cam Newton? #OAKvsCAR
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 11 (UPI) -- Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano visited New York City's Staten Island Sunday to survey relief efforts and cleanup progress.
Sunday marked Napolitano's second trip to Staten Island since it was ravaged by Superstorm Sandy, CNN reported.
Since the storm hit the East Coast, Napolitano has been hopping from city to city, surveying damage.
Staten Island residents Sunday kept cleaning up their properties while New York City hosted its annual Veterans Day Parade in Manhattan. The parade was the city's first mass event since the storm hit.
Meanwhile, the Federal Emergency Management Agency said Saturday it has approved more than $411 million for victims of Hurricane Sandy, which battered the U.S. Northeast.
By 3 p.m. Saturday, more than 356,000 people in Connecticut, New York and New Jersey had registered for housing and other assistance, FEMA said in a release.
"FEMA's focus remains on helping the survivors of Hurricane Sandy in a number of different ways," FEMA Administrator Craig Fugate said.
With electrical power still not restored to all those affected by the megastorm,, FEMA said President Obama approved an extension to the 100 percent cost-share for emergency work performed by state, tribal and local governments through Nov. 14. Total funding was originally to last 10 days, starting Oct. 31, for work performed to restore emergency power and emergency public transportation assistance.
The Los Angeles Times said under 300,000 homes in New York, New Jersey and West Virginia were without power as of Saturday morning.
Other emergency work public assistance remain at a 75 percent cost-share.
FEMA said the federal Departments of Defense, Transportation and Energy and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers were still helping with power restoration and fuel shortage issues.
FEMA also is providing food, water, blankets, generators and others resources across the region impacted by Sandy.
The agency noted the federal government has provided hundreds of generators and millions of gallons to the region affected by the storm.
The president declared major disasters exist in Connecticut, New York, New Jersey and Rhode Island, with emergency declarations made in Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Virginia and West Virginia.
The U.S. Small Business Administration said businesses with physical damages or loss of revenue apply for an SBA disaster business loan. As of Saturday, the SBA has issued 248,094 disaster loan applications to residents and businesses in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.


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This month, I'd like to simply pay tribute to a great American whose death we are even now mourning. Please enjoy the following poem, "Still I Rise", written in 1978 by the great Maya Angelou. And for those who wish, here she is reading it aloud: http://www.npr.org/2014/05/28/316728748/maya-angelou-reads-still-i-rise
Still I Rise
You may write me down in historyWith your bitter, twisted lies,You may trod me in the very dirtBut still, like dust, I'll rise.Does my sassiness upset you?Why are you beset with gloom?'Cause I walk like I've got oil wellsPumping in my living room.Just like moons and like suns,With the certainty of tides,Just like hopes springing high,Still I'll rise.Did you want to see me broken?Bowed head and lowered eyes?Shoulders falling down like teardrops,Weakened by my soulful cries?Does my haughtiness offend you?Don't you take it awful hard'Cause I laugh like I've got gold minesDiggin' in my own backyard.You may shoot me with your words,You may cut me with your eyes,You may kill me with your hatefulness,But still, like air, I'll rise.Does my sexiness upset you?Does it come as a surpriseThat I dance like I've got diamondsAt the meeting of my thighs?Out of the huts of history's shameI riseUp from a past that's rooted in painI riseI'm a black ocean, leaping and wide,Welling and swelling I bear in the tide.Leaving behind nights of terror and fearI riseInto a daybreak that's wondrously clearI riseBringing the gifts that my ancestors gave,I am the dream and the hope of the slave.I riseI riseI rise.
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Oregon's Mud Fest 2014 - Mud MeleePosted in Events on June 19, 2014
Oregon is often associated with rain, and with all that rain you're bound to get mud -- a lot of it. So what better place to have a mud event than Oregon? Each March the Santiam 4WD Association puts on Mud Fest, a muddy, dirty, sloppy good time held on private land outside of Sweet Home, Oregon. The event attracts all kinds of rigs from around the Pacific Northwest: small Suzuki Samurais, massive deuce-and-a-halfs, custom-built big-block mud buggies on ag tires, bone-stock 1950s pickups.
"Mud Fest is a great place for the whole family to get dirty"
Mud Fest is a great place for the whole family to get dirty. Tickets sell out quickly for this popular event, and each year you'll see familiar faces and new attendees ready for a day in the mud. There was even a wedding proposal! It rained nearly all day during the event, which in many place would be considered bad luck. However, at Mud Fest it means more mudslinging and more excitement. For more information, visit TheMud.com.