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More progress on my Pompeii:-
To be sure I narrowed the centres for rebar to about 10 inches, and poured a 4 inch structural slab.
I scored to perimeter of the slab, to bond the layer of concrete I will eventually pour as a border around insulation layer.
The vermicrete was interesting. I tried the slurry mix method and it went too lumpy, so I reverted to the standard dry mix method, but reduced the ratio to about 8:1. I made a drill mixer to get it started, then finished mixing by hand.
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Hi agin,
I know what you mean about the Vermiculite. I experienced a similar situation and ended up with I think from memory a 1:6 ratio.
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If you are building an igloo pompeii oven, you will experience even more problems with your insulation layers going over your themal blanlet.
I had a few hickups until I found a solution which is here:
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By STEVEN NALLEY
Hollywood Premier Cinemas will dedicate up to eight screens, including two 3-D screens, to the midnight premiere of "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2" Thursday.
Greg Bedsauls, owner of Hollywood Premier Cinemas, said the theatre had already sold out of tickets for two 3-D screens and three more 2-D screens as of Wednesday afternoon. He said some in the 3-D audiences would get to wear special 3-D glasses modeled after the glasses the character Harry Potter wears in the books and movies.
But, "Potter" glasses won't be enough for everyone. At the last "Potter" premiere, Bedsauls said, some 20 or 30 of more than 800 customers appeared dressed up as their favorite characters. One of them was Sara Gill, a senior at Mississippi State University majoring in elementary education. As before, she said, she will be dressing up as Nymphadora Tonks, a shape-shifting ally to Harry Potter known for magically changing her hair color frequently.
"I have a pink wig and everything," Gill said. "She is one of the stronger female characters in Harry Potter, and she was always one of my favorites."
Teresa Gawrych, a professor in MSU's communication department, said she planned to dress up as one of Harry Potter's deadliest enemies, Bellatrix Lestrange. She said while she is a huge fan of the books and movies, integrating them into her teaching, this will be her first time coming to a premiere in costume.
"There's something liberating and exciting about dressing up as a wizard," Gawrych said. "It makes me nostalgic for my childhood, and I think everyone could use a little bit of childhood happiness every once in a while. My favorite thing about 'Harry Potter' would be how it transcends ages. Adults, children and grandparents can enjoy the mystery, the adventure and the fantasy of the wizarding world."
Gawrych said she has seen fans take incredible measures to transform into their favorite characters at "Potter" premieres.
"I was shocked at how many people were dressed up," Gawrych said. "At the last midnight premiere, there were two people who dressed up as owls. It's interesting to see what characters people choose to emulate or dress up as. I personally would have never thought of dressing up as a vanishing cabinet, but it was a great idea."
Gawrych said she is saddened to know that this "Harry Potter" movie will be the last, and that sadness has to do with more than just the silver screen itself.
"I watch the movies quite frequently in my house, but nothing really compares to the excitement and energy you feel at a midnight premiere with people who love a story a character and an adventure like the 'Harry Potter' series," Gawrych said. "It's like a fever pitch of excitement that you feel in the theatre."
Gill said she, too, found it bittersweet to see the end of the "Potter" movies, just as it was to see the books end, but she still had hope for the characters' future.
"It's not the end of the story," Gill said. "We can always go back and watch the movies and always go back and read the books. A lot of us, it helped develop who we are as adults, so it will always be with us."
Someday, Gill said, she will want to share the books with her own children.
"But I'm going to wait until they're much older," Gill said, "because the later books have much darker themes that I wouldn't want my children to read when they're young."


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For several years we have made our own soft spreadable butter to use on our sandwiches in place for margarine. Even though we keep it in our refrigerator, it stays soft, unlike regular hard butter. It is ready for use at any time. This homemade "margarine" is very convenient to use, and has also saved us money by stretching our butter to last twice as long.
I grew up using margarine to spread on my sandwiches. It was nice and convenient to be able to grab the tub of soft spread right from the fridge and use it without crumbling my slice of bread. It was also believed that margarine was better for us. After I grew up, I have come to believe that butter is better for us than margarine; one of the reasons is that processing is kept to a minimum, and it is therefor a much more natural product, unlike margarine. That doesn't mean that every natural product is good for you, but being that margarine is highly processed, altered, and in my opinion not natural in any way, I can't see how margarine can be better for the body than butter.
When we first started using butter for our sandwiches in place for margarine, we would keep some on the counter top in order to keep it soft. Hard butter could be such a frustration, as the bread would crumble in the effort of spreading. We then found that we could easily make our own homemade soft-to-spread butter to keep in the refrigerator. It really is quite simple; we use equal amounts of butter and vegetable oil, and add a little salt to it.
Here's how I make the soft spreadable butter quickly and easily:
I like to make a fairly large amount of this great tasting butter for our family, so I double the recipe and use 4 cups of butter, and leave that to soften in a bowl for several hours or overnight. I add an equal amount of canola oil or light tasting olive oil. I have found regular olive oil to flavor the butter too much, so we prefer to use light tasting oil. I also add 1 1/2 tsp of salt, preferably kosher. Since kosher salt can be very different from one brand to the next, it is a good idea to try a little bit at a time until you have found what works for you.
When the butter is completely soft, I whip these ingredients together, using a stick blender, until completely smooth.
Our stick blender is a Braun, but is many years old. If it should die on me, I'll probably get the one in this link, as it has much better reviews than the Braun on Amazon that is the most similar to mine. If you don't own a stick blender, you might be able to use a regular blender as well, or possibly even a hand mixer.
After mixing, I simply pour the butter blend into containers and refrigerate. I love these Rubbermaid Lunchbox Containers from Amazon for this purpose; they are nicely stackable and look pretty, too.
This butter will firm up when refrigerated, but is quite soft when you cut into it. It spreads easily, especially if left in room temperature for a minute or two. It will continue to soften until runny, but firms up again once you place it back into the refrigerator. This recipe is quick and easy, and allows you to make homemade spreadable butter similar to margarine, but using more natural ingredients in the process.
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- Leave butter to soften for several hours or overnight.
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The Pros and Cons of Outsourcing Four Business Taskson December 28, 2010
If the Serenity Prayer had been written by a small business owner it might read: God grant me the serenity to admit there are business tasks I don't do well, the courage to do the ones I excel at, and the wisdom to know the difference.
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Embrace Your Smallness to Succeedon December 7, 2010
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3 Holiday Inventory Management Techniqueson December 6, 2010
"Manufacturers and retailers report that people are buying less, more frequently, and are determined to keep cash on hand," according to a Wall Street Journal article called "The Just-in-Time Consumer."
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Small Business Awards You Should Apply Foron November 15, 2010
Small businesses that are overcoming the odds and growing rapidly need to find creative ways to maintain their momentum. Since they usually don't have big budgets for marketing campaigns, they should take advantage of free publicity whenever possible.
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10 Simple Ways to Cut Business Expenseson October 22, 2010
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Data and Confidence Limits for Adults Who Could Correctly Identify the Major Symptoms of Stroke by Local Health District, Utah, 2009
Data NotesData are age-adjusted to the U.S. 2000 standard population. The U.S. rate represents 19 states, including Utah, which used this question on the BRFSS in 2009.
Data SourcesUtah Data: Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, Office of Public Health Assessment, Utah Department of Health.
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Holy shit, transnigger. I spit taco bell all over my keyboard.
Transnigger. It killed me on the inside
When I said it wasn't "that bad" I meant that she didn't deserve to have her child taken away solely for it. I probably should have used other words since that has other meanings, though.
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As we remember the fallen who gave their lives so we can live free, remember Stuart. I have been thinking about him and how he would start going to every grave and put a flag on them. As well as he would salute and pray for them. This is the first Memorial Day that he will not be there. But instead, he will be saluting the fallen in Heaven. There is no doubt, that Stuart was devoted to our men who served many years ago. He was also devoted to the women who have served and still serving. May you raise your glass of whatever you may have and salute Stuart as you look towards the sky. Knowing Stuart, he would have really liked that. Please don't forget the fallen and those who are in the service now.
God Bless you Stuart. Carry on. Semper Fi. Emily)Missy)
We have just celebrated the Dunkirk evacuation in 1940 when 338,000 british and French soldiers were taken off the beeches by a fleet of small boats. Some of those boats had never been to sea but were river boats and crewed by civilians who answered the call to save those boys from the German War Machine. I had a friend who's Dad was killed at Dunkirk, he had gone over in a converted 16 ft lifeboat. And never came back. As he was a civillian his widow only got a pittance to bring the family up. Some of the original boats went over to france to commemerate this fantastic event. Did you hear of it in USA.
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Summary: Stewart's CALCULUS: CONCEPTS AND CONTEXTS, FOURTH EDITION offers a streamlined approach to teaching calculus, focusing on major concepts and supporting those with precise definitions, patient explanations, and carefully graded problems. CALCULUS: CONCEPTS AND CONTEXTS is highly regarded because this text offers a balance of theory and conceptual work to satisfy more progressive programs as well as those who are more comfortable teaching in a more traditional fashion. Each title is just one component in a comprehensive calculus course program that carefully integrates and coordinates print, media, and technology products for successful teaching and learning. ...show moreSummary: Stewart's CALCULUS: CONCEPTS AND CONTEXTS, FOURTH EDITION offers a streamlined approach to teaching calculus, focusing on major concepts and supporting those with precise definitions, patient explanations, and carefully graded problems. CALCULUS: CONCEPTS AND CONTEXTS is highly regarded because this text offers a balance of theory and conceptual work to satisfy more progressive programs as well as those who are more comfortable teaching in a more traditional fashion. Each title is just one component in a comprehensive calculus course program that carefully integrates and coordinates print, media, and technology products for successful teaching and learning. ...show less
James Stewart James Stewart received his M.S. from Stanford University and his Ph.D. from the University of Toronto. He did research at the University of London and was influenced by the famous mathematician George Polya at Stanford University. Stewart is currently Professor of Mathematics at McMaster University, and his research field is harmonic analysis. Stewart is the author of a best-selling calculus textbook series published by Cengage Learning Brooks/Cole, including CALCULUS, CALCULUS: EARLY TRANSCENDENTALS, and CALCULUS: CONCEPTS AND CONTEXTS, as well as a series of precalculus texts.
Preface. To the Student. Diagnostic Tests. A Preview of Calculus. 1. FUNCTIONS AND MODELS. Four Ways to Represent a Function. Mathematical Models: A Catalog of Essential Functions. New Functions from Old Functions. Graphing Calculators and Computers. Exponential Functions. Inverse Functions and Logarithms. Parametric Curves. Laboratory Project: Running Circles around Circles. Review. Principles of Problem Solving. 2. LIMITS AND DERIVATIVES. The Tangent and Velocity Problems. The Limit of a Function. Calculating Limits Using the Limit Laws. Continuity. Limits Involving Infinity. Derivatives and Rates of Change. Writing Project: Early Methods for Finding Tangents. The Derivative as a Function. What Does f? ? Say about f ? Review. Focus on Problem Solving. 3. DIFFERENTIATION RULES. Derivatives of Polynomials and Exponential Functions. Applied Project: Building a Better Roller Coaster. The Product and Quotient Rules. Derivatives of Trigonometric Functions. The Chain Rule. 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Exponential Growth and Decay. Applied Project: Calculus and Baseball. The Logistic Equation. Predator-Prey Systems. Review. Focus on Problem Solving. 8. INFINTE SEQUENCES AND SERIES. Sequences. Laboratory Project: Logistic Sequences. Series. The Integral and Comparison Tests; Estimating Sums. Other Convergence Tests. Power Series. Representations of Functions as Power Series. Taylor and Maclaurin Series. Laboratory Project: An Elusive Limit. Writing Project: How Newton Discovered the Binomial Series. Applications of Taylor Polynomials. Applied Project: Radiation from the Stars. Review. Focus on Problem Solving. 9. VECTORS AND THE GEOMETRY OF SPACE. Three-Dimensional Coordinate Systems. Vectors. The Dot Product. The Cross Product. Discovery Project: The Geometry of a Tetrahedron. Equations of Lines and Planes. Laboratory Project: Putting 3D in Perspective. Functions and Surfaces. Cylindrical and Spherical Coordinates. Laboratory Project: Families of Surfaces. Review. Focus on Problem Solving. 10. VECTOR FUNCTIONS. Vector Functions and Space Curves. Derivatives and Integrals of Vector Functions. Arc Length and Curvature. Motion in Space: Velocity and Acceleration. Applied Project: Kepler's Laws. Parametric Surfaces. Review. Focus on Problem Solving. 11. PARTIAL DERIVATIVES. Functions of Several Variables. Limits and Continuity. Partial Derivatives. Tangent Planes and Linear Approximations. The Chain Rule. Directional Derivatives and the Gradient Vector. Maximum and Minimum Values. Applied Project: Designing a Dumpster. Discovery Project: Quadratic Approximations and Critical Points. Lagrange Multipliers. Applied Project: Rocket Science. Applied Project: Hydro-Turbine Optimization. Review. Focus on Problem Solving. 12. MULTIPLE INTEGRALS. Double Integrals over Rectangles. Iterated Integrals. Double Integrals over General Regions. Double Integrals in Polar Coordinates. Applications of Double Integrals. Surface Area. Triple Integrals. Discovery Project: Volumes of Hyperspheres. Triple Integrals in Cylindrical and Spherical Coordinates. Applied Project: Roller Derby. Discovery Project: The Intersection of Three Cylinders. Change of Variables in Multiple Integrals. Review. Focus on Problem Solving. 13. VECTOR CALCULUS. Vector Fields. Line Integrals. The Fundamental Theorem for Line Integrals. Green's Theorem. Curl and Divergence. Surface Integrals. Stokes' Theorem. Writing Project: Three Men and Two Theorems. The Divergence Theorem. Summary. Review. Focus on Problem Solving. APPENDIXES. A. Intervals, Inequalities, and Absolute Values. B. Coordinate Geometry. C. Trigonometry. D. Precise Definitions of Limits. E. A Few Proofs. F. Sigma Notation. G. Integration of Rational Functions by Partial Fractions. H. Polar Coordinates. I. Complex Numbers. J. Answers to Odd-Numbered Exercises.
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The cost of relying on free apps
The true costs associated with free apps isn't limited to free-to-play-games, or the consequences to just our wallets. Michael Jurewitz, who up until last year worked as a developer evangelist at Apple, has outlined another profound cost on his blog, Jury:
Last week brought a couple high profile announcements in the tech world. Google announced it would shutter Google Reader on July 1 and Dropbox announced it had acquired the hugely-popular-but-how're-they-gonna-make-money Mailbox app. At face value, these were two separate and unconnected events but they bear a lesson for all of us to take to heart: Running a sustainable business requires generating sustainable revenue. Charge money for what you create.
Both during and after his stint at Apple, Jury has been a consistent voice on this. Make a great product. Charge a fair price. Align your interests with your customers. It's a virtuous cycle.
Free can be done well and done right. But free is also a dependency for everyone involved. Companies that make free products cede control of their own destiny to venture capitalists and those who would acquire them. Customers who use free products cede control of their data to servers that are more likely to change hands, perhaps multiple times, or disappear entirely.
With Google Reader, we ultimately lost out to their Google+ agenda. With Mailbox, their customer was ultimately Dropbox and not us. Something even better could replace Google Reader. Dropbox could make Mailbox the email client of the future. But we didn't buy either of them, and ultimately we got what we paid for.
Whether you're a developer or a customer, read Jury's piece and think about whether investing your money is better deal than investing your time and/or data.
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We will see what happens to both soon. Maybe some other apps will step up in their place. Was shock about Google Reader. But I guess he makes a point about free.
Exactly, and the desktop app was $10. I think Renee was bored or hard up for a topic. At the end of the day, there is no such thing as security in anything no matter how much you pay.
You can disagree with a thesis without being rude. Sparrow couldn't make ends meet and got bought. How would being free have better ensured the app stayed around?
Alright alright, I'm sorry. Was more teasing, not intentionally trying to hurt your feelings.
As for Sparrow, we were using that as an example of charging not being a full-proof way of purchasers of the apps having safety that the app will stick around. Sparrow is by far the best email app out there for iOS (even without the push). Yet even with a relatively cheap price it wasn't a safe purchase. I assumed the thesis of your post was the same as Jurawitz's:
"Running a sustainable business requires generating sustainable revenue. Charge money for what you create." By giving the post the title you gave it, it came across that you agreed with him versus opening it up for discussion. By agreeing with him, you leave out all the apps that fold who do charge money, hence my statement about charging. Even a good successful app doesn't guarantee a users purchase.
that means exactly what needed to happen happen. They didn't need to be making apps. The market decided. At $2.99 it wasn't worth it and at free they couldn't make money. There was no price point that worked. Product fails. That's how it works. What they created was not valuable enough to enough people to pay for it.
Same thing happened to palm. they wanted to sell devices but not enough people wanted them to justify continuing. welcome to the marketplace. I think it's fair.
Why do you say "there was no price point that worked." Those who paid $2.99 may have paid more. I think Sparrow underpriced their product. Why would a productivity app that is used every day only be worth $3 measly dollars. It was worth at least five times as much.
Yep - they didn't charge enough. $3 is a coffee, not a productivity app that you use every day. It should have been $15 or more.
I'm always a fan of paying for a worthy product. I don't get how 1. Someone can afford a $200-600 tablet or smartphone, but isn't willing to spend 99 cents on a quality app. You get what you pay for, and developers who get paid have the incentive to continue making better products. That being said, I am a fan of 'try before you buy' models in either a timed trial or a 'lite' or ad supported version (removed when buying full version) as it allows you to try an app out before buying it sight unseen. If I then like the app and have a use for it, I'm fine with supporting the developer's work and buy the full version.
I don't use Google+ because I think it's horrendous, and from what I can tell since today for the first time in probably a year, I looked at it and I have no new posts since like 5 months ago by anyone in my circles, clearly no one else uses it either, so maybe that's not worth consistently putting resources at Google into and they should focus on things people actually use, like say Reader and Exchange services.
+1. Although G+ is getting bigger, especially in the tech corridor, most people I know don't use it.
Sometimes paying for an app might also result in a better user experience. Having played real football 2013, I don't think I would play another freemium football game from the Real series. It was so pathetic. Maybe the gameplay would have been better if it were a paid game??
There have been lots of free apps and web services over the years that I have wondered - how do they make any money off of this? At one point, I was even wondering how long Twitter would last. It is sad to see good apps disappear because they tried to remain free and folded. I don't mind paying a few bucks here and there for any app that proves its worth. I'm willing to pay a little to help ensure it is around for the long haul.
Free equals info distribution and/or ads. Money has to be made somewhere or it will fail. But even so, people will always complain about $0.99 apps as they are buying their $6 Starbucks coffees. Technology people like freeware, the world is a greedy place hell bent on making money and something's gotta give. Unfortunately that means a loss of free, the world and greed still win every time. And until the greed abates, I'm content to pay for quality.
it doesn't mean distribution or ads. You mention Starbucks. Starbuck's app is free and they don't sell your info. It's free because they have products to sells. They are a sound business using an app as a tool to further there customer's enjoyment of their products. These others just offer an app that's often not that special.
I only buy apps after I try them out via jailbreak means. I try it out for a day and if I like it I buy it. I don't keep it. The only exceptions were cut rope and tweetbot that I've happily bought without using jailbreak. Amazing apps. Free apps need to be marketed properly with freemium models.
Freemium is the worst model. It's just a way to rip off your users. And what's absurd is that people will refuse to pay a dollar for an app but will gladly spend upto $100 in in-app purchases. There are very few freemium apps that have fair pricing. It's better to pay once and enjoy a premium experience. Look at all of the freemium games by glu mobile. They are all pay to win games. Dead trigger is the only game so far that doesn't require you to pay to win.
But you do have to charge a fair price. That may be more than what Snapseed or Sparrow cost.
Thanks Rene... That was a great article that highlights some really important factors when building applications for mobile platforms - or any for that matter.
Though I'm using an iPhone these days and lovin' it, I am studying on the side to develop applications for Windows Phone. I love pretty much every platform (Windows Phone, iOS, Android and even BB10) but given that I'm a .Net software developer by profession as well as a hobbyist, jumping into the WP development bandwagon made most sense. (Though I am also looking into .Net capable development platforms for iOS and Android - Xamarin to name one)
The article in question really highlights some of the things that I've been thinking about lately. Free vs Paid is a popular discussion among developers these days and honestly, "if you're trying to build a sustainable business with your own blood, sweat, and tears..." it's understandable to put a reasonable price on it.
A few of my friends are already involved in application development for iOS and other platforms at their jobs and they mentioned that most of the time they have an outstanding application submitted for Free for users of the platform, but then to get return kill the overall experience of the application by hogging it with advertisements and pop-ups among other things.
It's a fact that users love free apps, but create something substantial and worthy of the user experience, and i'm sure users will run to it...
absolutely! i laugh at all these people that are all butt hurt about free apps. Sorry if people won't pay for your product you're product's not good enough or there isn't a market for it. And there isn't a market for most pay apps because most simply don't give you a value over the free version. And i'm not paying for them anyways.
Developers shouldn't be targetting those who don't want to pay, no matter what the app does. Developers who aren't producing a "companion" app (e.g. Starbucks app to sell coffee) should be targeting those who recognize value for money and are willing to pay by setting an appropriate price.
Free doesn't do it. But neither does charging too little. If you don't have a mass market app, don't give it mass market pricing. Games as mass market pricing work because of the volume. A productivity app or client for a service that limited people use may not be. And if you make a good client, then charge a good price that lets you pay the bills. Those who value their time will pay money if you help them save time with your app. At least the smarter ones will. The other upside is that you have less technical support load and are still able to make a living, rather than a huge support load for the same revenue.
Apple has done something similar to Reader when they introduced Ping, also a free service, and then shuttered it. Obviously it's not affecting as many users as Reader, but Jury's comment also seems to suggest that Google may have continued Reader as a service if only they charged or it, and that seems ludicrous to me. There is a huge difference between a startup providing Mailbox for free and Google or Apple, well-established companies, providing their services - gmail and iCloud mail, calendar and contact sync services, Reader, and even the music manager software iTunes - for free.


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LITTLE ROCK Members of the Arkansas Legislative Black Caucus say they're concerned that proposals requiring voters to show photo identification at the polls may disenfranchise some minority voters.
At their meeting on Monday, lawmakers in the caucus asked pointed questions of Republican Sen. Bryan King, who is pushing for tighter rules for voter identification at the polls. King says his bill and proposed constitutional amendment are needed to combat voter fraud and ensure the integrity of the voting system.
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This is ridiculous!! Disenfranchise some minority voters? Do they have to show a photo driver license when stopped by law enforcement or do they expect the officer to just take their word for proof of who they are and where they live?
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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – West Virginia University and coach Miha Lisac have announced the hiring of new assistant tennis coach Lauren Holzberg.
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Holzberg's first assistant coach position came at Wellesley College in Wellesley, Mass. In 2009-10, the Blue won 12 matches and finished ranked No. 16 in the NCAA Division III rankings. Holzberg was an active part of coaching the 2009 NEWMAC Athlete of the Year.
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We here at M. Design have the honor of being included in California Home + Design's inaugural showcase house that opens this Friday, September 14th. When their fabulous editor-in-chief, Erin Feher asked if I would like to participate, I jumped at the chance to let my freak flag fly a bit. Showcase houses are always fun for designers because we don't have to compromise on our vision and can use pieces that clients might shy away from in our day-to-day projects. To wit, my inspiration was Southwest-on-acid (not exactly an easy sell to many, er, most clients) and my jumping off point was this super fly wallpaper from from the French company, Elitis's Geisha Collection.
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The daughter of Egyptologist Samuel Sharpe, Matilda Sharpe was a gifted painter who exhibited at the Royal Academy, but she devoted much of her life to teaching. In 1885 she established Channing House School on Highgate Hill, a boarding school for the daughters of Unitarian ministers and other Unitarians. Sharpe published an anthology of poetry, Old Favourites from the Elder Poets, in 1881 and 1912, in which she included nine women poets, particularly the Unitarian Anna Letitia Barbauld. She also wrote four books of proverbs, moral maxims, and poetical comments on modern times.
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Saskatchewan Community Futures Southwest is excited to participate in the first provincial "How to Improve your Community" competition for grade 12 students in our region.
To participate in this program, students are asked to submit a written proposal to their local Community Futures Office by Nov. 30. A regional winner will be chosen and will then go on to compete against 10 others from around the province, with the grand prize of $5,000 to be announced in December.
"Saskatchewan has a rich resource of creative youth committed to improving their communities. We've often heard more than one student say, 'If I was given the chance to change things, I would,' says John Parker, Manager of Community Futures Southwest. "Well, now is their chance to make a difference."
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Norman Spinrad wrote one of the greatest Star Trek episodes of all time – "The Doomsday Machine." It's an episode that's still as gripping today as it was when it was written – I adore it. I always thought it was a shame that Spinrad never wrote any other episodes. As it turns out, though, he did write another one. It was called "He Walked Among Us" and was intended to be a dramatic feature for Milton Berle.
Unfortunately, as Spinrad relays on his blog, producer Gene L. Coon didn't understand that Berle was also a dramatic actor.
This original version was rewritten into an unfunny comedy by the line producer Gene Coon apparently unaware that Uncle Miltie was also a serious dramatic actor and a good one. It t was so bad that I complained to Roddenberry.
"This is so lousy, Gene, that you should kill it!" I told him. "You can't, you shouldn't, shoot this thing! Read it and weep!"
Gene did, and he agreed with me. I killed my second Star Trek, which, down through the years has cost me tens of thousands of dollars in lost residuals.
Unfortunately, the original, dramatic script was then lost – Spinrad no longer had a copy, as it had been produced on a typewriter. That is, Spinrad thought it was lost. As it turns out, the script found its way into the hands of a fan, who returned a copy to Spinrad 45 years later. If you're interested in reading a Star Trek episode that might have been, Spinrad has made the script available as an e-book for Kindle and as an ePub file for other e-readers.
I look forward to checking it out, and might I add that this is one of the great benefits of the e-publishing revolution. It allows for an author's backlists to be made available in ways that were simply inconceivable two decades ago. As the years go on and more people look to e-books as their primary way of reading, I look forward to the massive amounts of content that are made available simply by virtue of the low costs of production.
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Opened in 1910 as the Columbia Theatre with 300 seats, it was the only remaining theater in downtown Portsmouth. The Columbia's stage house and auditorium was expanded in the 1920's to accommodate 1,100 seats, with vaudeville and stage productions, and it received sound equipment in 1929. By 1941 it was operated by Warner Bros. Circuit Management Corp.
The Columbia Theatre closed in the 1980's and sat empty for many years until an entrepreneur engaged in a 2 million + dollar renovation and reopened the venue as the Columbia Music Hall in 2006. Many concerts were held at the hall after reopening.
Unfortunately, it was extensively damaged in a fire in November 11, 2007, in which the rear of the roof collapsed, and substantial parts of the interior were gutted. One good sign – their web page said concerts are only "temporarily" suspended — the owner has vowed to rebuild! Unfortunately, this did not happen and the auditorium was demolished in May 2008, leaving only the facade and lobby.
A new auditorium was built, and reopened in April 2012 as the Columbia Music Arena.
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Considerable damage was caused by floodwaters at the three Warner Bros.' theaters here and the Garden theater. The Columbia theater lost all equipment such as seats and carpeting. Damage to the Lyric Theater was confined to the decorations. Decorations at the Garden theater were damaged end a new sound machine is replacing the one damaged by floodwaters. Some seats at the LaRoy theater were lost and the carpeting on the mezzanine floor was damaged.
Work of cleaning out and renovating the theaters was started with the recession of the high water. The Garden theater has scheduled its opening for Sunday. Work at the Lyric theater is progressing rapidly, but it will be several days before the theater will be opened to the public. J. Knox Strachan, manager of the LaRoy theater, said none of the Warner Bros:' theaters will be opened for several days in order that they can be renovated and completely dried out. New equipment will be bought for the Columbia theater and the damaged equipment at the LaRoy theater will be replaced.
Scaffolding was built at the Columbia theater for the seating equipment, but the water went beyond a 70-foot stage, which the scaffolding had been built to protect, and all the equipment was damaged. The scaffolding fell in the front part of the theater, water stood within a few inches of the ceiling. Equipment of the LaRoy theater was stored on the mezzanine floor and in the balcony, but water reached the mezzanine, flooding it about a foot and a half deep.
The three Warner theaters, the Garden theater and the New Westland theater recently spent considerable sums to renovate and redecorate their interiors. The Westland already has reopened.
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If I'm not mistaken but in 2011 the front facade of the Columbia Music Hall remained. The auditorium was gone, but fenced. The lobby appears preserved. Any updates?
The Columbia's been rebuilt! They've been having shows there for the past couple of months. It's been renamed, "Columbia Music Arena." They even have a website and a Facebook page. www.columbiamusicarena.com facebook.com/columbiamusicarena
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Despite rising domestic production, the market remained unsatisfied during 2012, and shortages of products could be seen in retailers, such as sandwich makers, rice cookers and fryers, amongst many others. Imports of these products used to come mainly from China. Since 2010, Liliana, located in Rosario city, benefited the most from restrictions on importing products from abroad. Meanwhile, consumers had to choose between only a few brands and expensive products.
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Having built an impressive reputation for being knowledgeable, honest and straightforward, Sam Bayne is the consummate real estate professional with more than $700 MILLION IN SALES since 2001 and bringing more than 14 years of valuable experience to his clients looking for the perfect home in Atlanta. Sam has lived in Buckhead on and off since 1995 but brings a thorough understanding of real estate in the Buckhead area through his network of friends and business associates. His natural ability for developing long-term and satisfying relationships with both buyers and sellers alike has resulted in Sam being one of the top producers with Atlanta Fine Homes Sotheby's International Realty and establishing himself as the one to call when people are looking to make an important real estate investment. With a business degree from Skidmore College, four years on Wall Street and 14 years in the sports marketing business, Sam's proven success record also stems from having the financial savvy and keen negotiating skills imperative for closing deals at the optimal level for his clients. Having worked with many different types of clients from athletes to entertainers to local Atlantans, Sam is known for putting their individual needs first and keeping all transactions strictly confidential. Sam is an avid sportsman and enjoys spending as much free time as he can with his 12-and 15-year-old boys. His wife, Katie, has spent 25 years working for The Coca-Cola Company and is currently President of North American Brands. In short, Sam's name, credo and reputation say it all. He represents buyers and sellers in the best areas of Atlanta. He concentrates on representing fine homes and estates of the highest quality. He does this with skill, experience and the highest degree of professionalism and expertise.
In mid 2008, Sam decided to start his own group, and has assembled a team of full time, dedicated and tenacious real estate professionals. Known for their expertise, experience, integrity and discretion, each agent possesses an in depth knowledge of the local available inventory and current market conditions. Their clients turn to them for insight into the current market values and the sales potential of properties. Their premier marketing plan goes above and beyond what any other local brokers offer in Atlanta. Each member employs a Smartphone and Ipad linked with a virtual private network to provide immediate communication with their client's lenders, advisors, designers, architects and contractors. The Bayne Group is comprised of experts in the Atlanta high-end luxury market in the single family, vacation home and condominium markets. Each member of The Bayne Group is a knowledgeable full-time professional, focused on achieving results. Utilizing today's technology, expert marketing techniques and sheer determination to get a property sold as quickly as possible, the team is ready to achieve results. The Bayne Group is a team committed to putting the client first and doing the best job possible for each client. Sam wants a business transaction conducted with intelligence and integrity resulting in what Sam calls the "Triple Win," great results for the Seller, the Buyer and The Bayne Group.
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The Village of Sag Harbor hired a private contractor to demolish the old dock at the former Remkus Fishing Station at the foot of the Sag Harbor-North Haven Bridge last month.
David Whelan Marine Construction was hired to remove the dock, which Mayor Brian Gilbride said was dilapidated and in danger of collapsing.
Mr. Gilbride said the village removed the bridge after receiving numerous reports about it being dangerous and after investigating the matter to determine that the dock was on village-owned property.
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When the US entered the war in 1917, President Wilson asked the Secretary of Treasury to appoint a committee of experts from the insurance, social services and medical community to recommend legislation that would meet the financial needs of servicemen and their dependents both during and after the war. The result was an extensive amendment to the War Risk Insurance Act, which included a provision for voluntary life insurance on the lives of servicemen.
The reason for the amendment is simple, like the property and casualty insurance companies who were unwilling to assume the risk of insuring ships and cargo during a war, the private life insurance companies were unwilling to underwrite the coverage for members of the service. While actuaries are extremely accurate in predicting deaths during peace-time, it is almost impossible to estimate how many deaths there will be during a war. To avoid taking on this type of high risk insurance companies have traditionally added what is referred to as a "war clause" to their contracts during war time periods.
As a result of the amendments to the War Risk Insurance Act, the government soon became the largest life insurer in the US. The response to the program was in many respects overwhelming. Although the coverage was optional, over 93% of those eligible took the coverage, and most of those took the maximum amount of $10,000. Through each succeeding war and major military conflict the government, through the VA, has continued to provide life insurance to members of the armed services while they were on active duty and after they were separated.
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As a recent article released by MSNBC's Family Vacation expert, Erika Kotite points out, not all kid-friendly hotels also allow pets. The reverse is equally true; if your poodle is welcome, that's no guarantee that your toddler is too. With this in mind, MSNBC compiled a list of their favorite family-friendly Hotel chains, and a few individual properties, including one (very proud) Panama City Beach Hotel.
Only one Panama City Beach Hotel made the list; The Sandpiper Beacon Beach Resort. "We're always very happy to receive recognition for our efforts" said Patrick Hazzard, General Manager of the Resort. "We constantly strive to exceed guest expectations, and make improvements year-round, so it's especially nice to be receive praise when something as simple as our day-to-day approach is considered something special."
The Sandpiper Beacon is a very Kid-Friendly Panama City Beach Hotel. Known as the "FUN Place!" daily activities, amenities, and entertainment are all centered around the family, with both younger kids and teenagers in mind. From the childcare's playground on the beach, to the indoor lazy river ride, mini golf on-site, surf clinic, and a host of daily activities including family craft hour. Resort Activities Director, Marphy Porish commented "It's a bit of a cliché, but the old saying that the family that plays together stays together seems to be true. Since we first began the activities, everyone loves forming a family-team, and competing against other families in dodge-ball, beach games, bingo and scavenger hunts. Plus we're constantly getting positive feedback about family karaoke and craft hour."
The Sandpiper doesn't forget about the four-legged family members either. There is a small additional fee for dogs (providing that they fall within the hotel's weight requirements) but the Sandpiper extends any discounts, or free nights to pets staying with you. (Read more about the Sandpiper Beacon Pet Friendly policy on the Pet Friendly Hotel page).
To read the full article, and to see what MSNBC wrote about the Sandpiper Beacon, click here: 10 best hotels that cater to both kids and pets.
I've stayed here the last three years and had a blast every time. I can't wait to go again. It's great that The Sandpiper Beacon has been recognized for all of their efforts to please their customers. I hope this doesn't make it harder to get a reservation next year :)!
We just spent last week at Sandpiper for our first time and we loved it! We brought five girls with us and we never had to worry about things to occupy our time! We enjoyed the bingo, karaoke, face painting, free watermelon, hula lessons, Polynesian Fire and Dance show, banana boat rides (my prize in Bingo!), the lazy river, the inflatables, fireworks, ice cream shop, and everything else! It's definitely the place to take your kids for great fun!


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Protests broke out Monday on the streets of Ferguson, Missouri, with vehicles and businesses damaged and looting reported, following the police shooting of Michael Brown, 18. Police in riot gear stood on the street, trying to keep the situation under control. Police dogs were also brought to the area.
The protests followed a candlelight vigil for Brown, who wasn't armed when he was shot Saturday.
Sean invited Reverend CL Bryant to the program to discuss the situation. "I don't know specifically what happened, and I don't have all the facts, but I'm very disturbed at the reaction in Missouri," Sean told Rev. Bryant. CL agreed with Sean's assessment and strongly admonished Rev. Al Sharpton's actions involving the death of Michael Brown. "I'm disturbed by it too, I wasn't there. But I do know this. Al Sharpton will take any opportunity he can - like a buzzard flying over the body of yet another dead kid - to try and make himself relevant."
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Who says there are no second chances? Medical experts at the University of Toronto have collected data on hundreds of thousands of Americans, smoker and non-smoker alike, and discovered that folks who cease their puffing by the age of 44 - presumably cold turkey - die only one year earlier than those who've never touched a butt. And for those who quit by 54, the gap is only four years, reports NBC. It's news that while encouraging, shouldn't be taken as a valid excuse to smoke as long as you quit by middle age, warns researcher Dr. Prabhat Jha. He points out that "men who quit by 40 are still 20% more likely to die in a given year than those who never smoke," primarily from cancer, stroke, heart disease and other health problems linked to smoking. By contrast, those who continue smoking past age 40 are 200% more likely to die in any given year than lifelong non-smokers, according to the study. Via NBC and the New England Journal of Medicine.
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A parliamentary candidate in Kikuyu yesteday confronyed a clergy and accused him of not inviting for a debate. Kimani Ichungwa confronted Reverend Charles Mwangi at Presbyterian Church of East Africa of Kikuyu township when he came in the hall when the debate was coming to a closure.
"They did not send any invitation to me and whether they like or not, TNA will win in the Monday general election," said Kimani.
But Mwangi said all the candidates were invited through a handwritten letter which was delivered to them by their aides and supporters.
"We wrote a letter to everyone including him two weeks ago. We were told that the letter to Kimani was delivered at his workplace," said Mwangi.
Present during the debate was former Lari MP Viscount Kimathi, who is in Kikuyu race on Democratic Party ticket, Owen Ndung'u (PPPK), John Wamagata (Safina), Samuel Kigathi and accountant and auditor Stephen Mwaura.
Mwaura dismissed Kimani's excuse as a plan to sabotage the meeting. He saidKimani has been running away from people's issues since he was elected TNA flag-bearer in the constituency.
Kimathi said that he has been fighting land-grabbing in the county. He said will give the youth funds to start businesses.
He promised to give his rivals work if he is elected saying all of them are fit to run a public office because they are professionals.
Kigathi and Wamagata promised to build health centres in every location and construct a district public health hospital saying the mission hospitals in the area are expensive to the common man.
"I will also attract foreign investors and doctors from India to offer free medical serves and build hospitals for us. We shall have free medication to treat cancer because it is curable," Kigathi said.
"I have drilling water for the past one year for the people and I will make sure that each household has plenty of the commodity."
Ndung'u on the other hand said that his experience as a former high school teacher will see him boost education in the area.
"We have over 70 primary school and two National schools which only caters for students from outside the constituency. But I am going to make the region a hub for education," said Ndung'u.


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"to make a duck sound," 1610s, earlier quake (1520s), variant of quelke (early 14c.), of echoic origin (cf. Middle Dutch quacken, Old Church Slavonic kvakati, Latin coaxare "to croak," Greek koax "the croaking of frogs," Hittite akuwakuwash "frog"). Middle English on the quakke (14c.) meant "hoarse, croaking." Related: Quacked; quacking.
"medical charlatan," 1630s, short for quacksalver (1570s), from obsolete Dutch quacksalver (modern kwakzalver), literally "hawker of salve," from Middle Dutch quacken "to brag, boast," literally "to croak" (see quack (v.)) + salf "salve," salven "to rub with ointment" (see salve (v.)). As an adjective from 1650s. The oldest attested form of the word in this sense in English is as a verb, "to play the quack" (1620s). The Dutch word also is the source of German Quacksalber, Danish kvaksalver, Swedish kvacksalvare.
duck sound, 1839, from quack (v.).
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An untrained person who pretends to be a physician and dispenses medical advice and treatment.
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Southampton Hospital has teamed up with the Long Island Power Authority (LIPA) to save over $14,000 annually through LIPA's Commercial Efficiency Program. With the help of LIPA's energy efficiency programs, the hospital has replaced its existing, old, and inefficient chilling unit with a new high-efficiency unit. It is estimated that the result of this upgrade will be a savings of approximately 75,000 kilowatt hours (kWh) and $14,000 per year in energy costs.
In addition, LIPA has awarded the hospital with rebates totaling over $16,000.
"It is imperative for our community hospital to continue to protect our environment by being 'green-conscious' in every way that we can," said Robert Chaloner, CEO and President of Southampton Hospital. "LIPA has been a good partner for the hospital, and its program has enabled considerable cost-savings for us as well."
Efficiency Long Island, a 10 year, $924 million energy efficiency program, offers a wide array of incentives, rebates and initiatives to LIPA's residential and commercial customers to assist them in reducing their energy usage and thereby lowering their bills. This LIPA program has lowered emissions of harmful pollutants that contribute to climate change. It is estimated that implementation of Efficiency Long Island will reduce CO2 emissions by about 12 million metric tons compared to the EC2 that would be produced from new power plants burning natural gas. This is equivalent to removing 2.5 million cars from Long Island roads.
"It is encouraging to see Long Islanders participating in LIPA's Commercial Efficiency Program," said LIPA Chief Operating Officer John D. McMahon. "We will continue to work with business leaders, school officials, government officials and civic leaders to reduce our dependence on fossil fuels and promote the important message of clean and efficient energy to the next generation."


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The William I. Fine Theoretical Physics Institute is proud to host the 10th Annual Misel Family Lecture. This lecture is free and open to the public. If you have further questions regarding the lecture please contact us at ftpi AT physics.umn.edu. We look forward to seeing you there!
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