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After producing the Jack Clark longform for California Golden Blogs, one of Clark's former players got in contact with us about telling his story.
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Are you looking to tile a bathroom or kitchen and need someone to do it? Bella Tile is a small shop with a good selection and often helpful service, and they're a fine alternative to the high-end tile shops near Union Square. They have almost anything you could want: 100 different brands of tiles in mosaic, glass, and stone and a good selection of hand painted tiles from Mexico and Spain...
They will help you sift through the many possibilities, but it does help to know what you want first. Bringing in photographs or clippings from magazines is a good idea. Problems? Bella Tile seems to have "off" days when you can't get good help, and their showroom is much smaller than the high end places. Also, some tile can take a LONG TIME to arrive (@ 4-8 weeks) since tile comes from factories that move slowly and you can't just FedEx this type of heavy shipping.
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Eight years ago (how's that possible?!) I was hired to create lesson plans for a middle school advisory program. For those unfamiliar with "advisory," typically it's a weekly class in which small groups of 6th-8th graders come together with a teacher for conversations about social-emotional challenges. Topics might include: body image, peer pressure, conflict resolution, etc. Since that year's school calendar coincided with the start the '04 Summer Olympics I created a couple of Olympic themed lesson plans. I was reminded of them this morning and thought you might like to use some of these ideas this evening as you and your family enjoy the opening ceremonies of the London 2012 Olympic Games.
The Olympics Part 1
Educational objective – Understand a bit about the Olympic games as a historic tradition and appreciate them as a model for goal setting, team work, international goodwill.
Some background to share with your kids: Greece was the home of the first Olympics more than 2500 years ago. In the ancient Games, only free men who spoke Greek could compete. Today's modern Olympics are open to male & female athletes from all over the world. Ask your kids: How is that an improvement over the ancient form?
Watch the Opening Ceremonies on TV and see how many different countries are represented in the Parade of Nations. Find as many as you can on a map.
In ancient times winning athletes received a crown made from olive leaves and they were treated like sports celebrities. ASK: What can Olympic athletes win today?
Ancient Olympic events only included foot races, boxing, wrestling, discus throwing. This year's Summer Olympics will include 26 sports with 36 disciplines and about 300 events (including archery, weightlifting, Tai Kwondo, volleyball and or course, all kinds of track and swimming events) Women's Boxing has been added for the first time. ASK: What's your favorite Olympic event? Talk about why each person in the family likes the sport you do.
EMPHASIZE: All Olympic athletes have short & long term goals. In the same way that each of us has goals, during the summer and throughout the school year. Athletes also have a Game Plan that includes: Daily practice. Work with coach. A support network.
Part 2
Educational objective – Increase awareness of the personal achievements of individual athletes who've made it to the Olympics through perseverance and the support they get from coaches, family, teammates.
To make it to the Olympics, you need 2 things. Perseverance is one. ASK: What does perseverance mean? (Steady and continuous work toward a goal, despite difficulties or setbacks.)
ASK: What does this quotation mean to you? "Constant dripping hollows out a stone." (Lucretius) (Keep at it and you will make progress.)
EMPHASIZE: All the Olympic athletes worked very hard for years. It takes perseverance to achieve a goal. So even if they don't win a medal, they have achieved an impressive goal of getting to the Games.
The other thing the athletes need is support. ASK: What does support mean? (To give active help and encouragement.)
EMPHASIZE: Perseverance can only come from you. It's your effort that will help you achieve your goals at school and in life. Support is the help you get from others. ASK: Who are your supporters, at home? At school?
I hope this helps you bring something extra to your family's enjoyment of the Olympics. Let the Games begin!


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Queen Anne
Anne (1665-1714), queen of Great Britain and Ireland (1702-14), the last British sovereign of the house of Stuart. Born in London on February 6, 1665, she was the second daughter of King James II. Her mother was James's first wife, Anne Hyde. In 1683 she was married to Prince George of Denmark. Although her father converted to Roman Catholicism in 1672, Anne remained Protestant and acquiesced in James's overthrow by the anti-Roman Catholic Glorious Revolution of 1688, which brought her sister Mary and Mary's husband, William of Orange, to the throne. Becoming queen on William's death in 1702, Anne restored to favor John Churchill, who had been disgraced by her predecessor, making him duke of Marlborough and captain-general of the army. Marlborough won a series of victories over the French in the War of the Spanish Succession (1701-14, known in America as Queen Anne's War), and he and his wife, Sarah, had great influence over the queen in the early years of her reign. Devoted to the Church of England, Anne was inclined to favor the pro-church Tory faction rather than its Whig opponents, but, influenced by the Marlboroughs and Lord Treasurer Sidney Godolphin, earl of Godolphin, she at first excluded the Tories from office. Later, however, her friendship with the Marlboroughs cooled, and in 1710 she took advantage of popular dissatisfaction with the Whigs to remove Godolphin; Marlborough was dismissed the following year. During Queen Anne's reign the kingdoms of England and Scotland were united (1707). She died in London on August 1, 1714, and, having no surviving children, was succeeded by her German cousin, George, elector of Hannover, as King George I of Great Britain.
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Winter youth rally reinforces faith (w/video)
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Dawnita Southall used to be nervous about worshiping in front of her friends. The 16-year-old said she worried they would think she was uncool and laugh at her.
Her reticence waned Saturday as she celebrated, prayed and sang with her friends at the Loose the Youth winter rally.
Dawnita was reloaded.
"As a teenager, sometimes, you don't praise God in front of your friends," she said. "Here, we're all doing it."
Dawnita and about 60 other youths gathered all day Saturday at Our Saviour's Lutheran Church to reinforce the message they learned during the summer at the Loose the Youth Christian-based summer camp, founded by Pastors Bonita and Walter Ford Sr. of New Wine Fellowship Ministries in Victoria.
The winter rally serves as a chance to revive the message taught at camp.
"We want to remind them," Ford said. "We're positioning the young people to reload in love, passion and thankfulness - we don't want to lose a generation."
The daylong revival taught attendees about the message of Christ through entertainment, games and age-specific classroom teachings.
Dawnita learned that if she attends camp and forgets to stay in the spirit that her faith becomes like a "sitting glass of water."
It sits and evaporates.
"Some people think (Christians) don't get sad and don't have hard times - we do," she said. "I learned that to reload means that when I'm low on energy, I can go to God, and he will replenish me."
In theme with relating to this generation, Pastor Derrick David Bryant said he encouraged youth at the event to download a daily devotional cellphone application.
Bryant began with the ministry as a youth leader in 2000, and for the past decade, he's stressed to youth that sometimes people lose focus, but there is a way to regain focus.
"The Bible says, 'Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he's old, he will not depart from it,' - the seeds that we sow today will come up later."
Dawnita said she no longer fears her friends' judgment when it comes to worshiping. Better yet, she said no one makes fun of her for it.


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Audrey Rosenberg, Assistant Program Director of WestCoast's Assessment program, was published in the French journal, Le Journal Des Psychologues. Audrey's article examines the work between a white male assessor and an African American adolescent male using established therapeutic models and adapting them to a transcultural context.
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RISC vs CISC: What's the Difference?
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A new study comparing the Intel X86, the ARM and MIPS CPUs finds that microarchitecture is more important than instruction set architecture, RISC or CISC.
If you are one of the few hardware or software developers out there who still think that instruction set architectures, reduced (RISC) or complex (CISC), have any significant effect on the power, energy or performance of your processor-based designs, forget it.
Ain't true. What is more important is the processor microarchitecture — the way those instructions are hardwired into the processor and what has been added to help them achieve a specific goal.
This is the over-arching conclusion of a study recently published in the ACM Transactions on Computer Systems. In the paper, "ISA Wars: Understanding the Relevance of ISA being CISC or RISC," authors Emily Blem, Jakrishnan Menon, Thiruvengadam Vijayaraghavan, and Karthhikeyan Sankaralingam, report the results of a study over the last four years or so by the University of Wisconsin (Maidison) Vertical Research Group(VRG).
Sankaralingam, associate professor, Computer Sciences, Electrical and Computer Engineering at UMM, said the study is the most comprehensive analysis to date on all aspects of the design and implementation of three major architectures: Intel's x86, the ARM architecture, and Imagination Technology's MIPS CPU.
"While there may have been differences in the past between RISC and CISC ISAs in current architectures, there certainly aren't now in terms of the parameters we focused on: performance, power, and energy, Sankaralingam told EE Times. Where the ISA is lacking, the microarchitecture is enhanced to make up for it, and vice versa."
He said that that there is only one true RISC architecture out there, Imagination's MIPS, which is based on the architecture developed by researchers from Stanford University. The X86 was originally a pure CISC design, but over the years has taken on a much more RISC-like structure while ARM's approximately RISC architecture has taken on more CISC features, including the addition of the Thumb 1 and Thumb 2 ISAs.
"So basically what it comes down to is comparing today's implementations of the processors from Intel, ARM, and Imagination in today's market environment. And by almost every measure we used, even there ISA is irrelevant."
Because previous studies were handicapped by comparisons between systems with varying hardware and software resources, Sankaralingam said the VRG team worked hard to make sure measurements were made on roughly equivalent platforms and in roughly comparable environments. To separate out implementation and ISA effects, where possible they used multiple chips for each ISA with similar microarchitectures.
This study confined its comparisons to those implementations of the Cortex-A8 or higher, with little focus on any of the Cortex-M devices. "The reason for this is simple: one of our goals was to have platforms we could compare and quantify," he said. "There is no way to do that below the A9, in terms of competitive architectures." In the Cortex-M0 environment, where ARM is competing with 8-bit MCUs over the 1-20 MHz and 2-50 mWatts range, the operating overheads of the X86 instruction set makes that untenable.
The team's evaluations were performed on one MIPS implementation (Loongson), three ARM platforms (Cortex- A8, Cortex-A9, and Cortex-A15), and three x86-based designs (Atom, Bobcat, and Sandybridge i7). They also used the same operating system, Linux 2.6 LTS (but 2.8 on the A5) and the same gss 4.4-based cross compiler front end. For mobile client workloads, they used the CoreMark and Webkit benchmarks. For desktop apps, SPECCPU2006 was used, while server benchmark workloads used included lightpd and CLucerne.
The implementations span diverse ISAs and within each ISA, diverse microarchitectures. "Overall, our choice of platforms provides a reasonably equal footing, and we performed detailed analysis to isolate out microarchitecture and technology effects, "said Sankaralingam. The VRG team did performance comparisons of the processors in terms of execution time, cycle count, instruction count, instruction format and mix, microarchitecture and ISA influence on microarchitecture. Power and energy analysis measurements were also extensive: average power, average technology independent power, and average energy, among others.
According to Sankaralingam, the takeaway on this report is that although ISA is relevant to power and performance by virtue of support for various specializations (virtualization, accelerators, floating point arithmetic, etc.), whether the ISA is RISC or CISC is largely irrelevant for todays mature microprocessor design world.
"Based on this study, developers can safely consider ARM, MIPS, and x86 processors simply as engineering design points optimized for different levels of performance," he said. There's nothing fundamentally more energy-efficient in one ISA class versus another."
In the concluding paragraph of the report, the authors write: "It appears that decades of hardware and compiler research has enabled efficient handling of both RISC and CISC ISAs, and both are equally positioned for the coming years of energy-constrained innovation."
While Sankaralingam thinks the VRG team developed an exhaustive and rigorous methodology for its study he said there are many ways to analyze the data. So for those interested in doing their own analysis, the raw data for the study can be downloaded from the University of Wisconsin VTG web page.
You can also download ISA Wars: Understanding the Relevance of ISA being CISC or RISC at the Association of Computing Machinery web site. Even if you are not a member of the Association of Computing Machinery, and so have to pay a $15 fee to download the paper, it is worth the one-time price.
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Hillside University Demonstration School has earned prestigious, back-to-back awards for its work to ensure all students succeed academically.
The California Department of Education recently recognized Hillside with a Title I Academic Achievement Award for demonstrating that all students are making significant progress toward proficiency on California's academic content standards.
The Title I Academic Achievement Award is given to schools receiving federal Title I funds as authorized by the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. Title I, the single largest federal educational program for K-12 public education, assists schools in meeting the educational needs of students living at or below the poverty level.
In March, the National Center for Urban School Transformation (NCUST) named Hillside one of the nation's top urban schools that achieve exceptional academic results. To compete for the 2014 National Excellence in Urban Education Award, schools had to serve predominantly low-income students. They also had to meet a long list of student performance criteria, including high achievement scores, high attendance rates, and low suspension rates, among other requirements. In addition, each racial, ethnic, and income group served had to demonstrate rates of proficiency that exceeded the proficiency rates for all students in the state. Schools also could not use any selective admission criteria to screen out less-capable students.
Hillside, which earned a Bronze Award from NCUST, was 1 of just 16 schools around the nation that demonstrated the greatest evidence of rigorous content, engaging instruction, and positive relationships among students, teachers, parents, and administrators. The only other California school to be recognized is a charter school in El Cajon. All of the award-winning schools were recognized at a special ceremony during the NCUST Symposium on Thursday, May 22 in San Diego.
"We are fortunate to have very dedicated teachers who put students first," said Principal Tommie Archuleta. "Everyone, from our parents to our community partners, has high expectations for our students. And, our students have shown us that they can meet and often exceed those high expectations."
Hillside Elementary is a University Demonstration School, where California State University, San Bernardino students who are preparing to enter the educational field work with master teachers. The school, which serves more than 700 students in grades kindergarten through six, offers the sought-after Dual Immersion program.
Hillside is a testimony to the transformation that is taking place across San Bernardino City Unified, said Superintendent Dr. Dale Marsden.
"Our schools are where hope is born," Marsden said. "If our students, our employees, and our schools have hope, then our entire community has hope."
San Bernardino City Unified's Hillside Elementary Wins Prestigious Honors
Hillside University Demonstration School has earned prestigious, back-to-back awards for its work to ensure all students succeed academically.


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The annual Convention of the American Ort which will deal with the problems of Jewish reconstruction in Eastern and Central Europe will take place on Sunday, April 22d at the Hotel Pennsylvania.
Delegates will attend, representing the Workmen's Circle, Independent Order Brith Abraham, Indpendent Order B'nai Brith, Independent Order Brith Sholom and Free Sons of Israel, the United Hebrew Trades, International Ladies Garment Workers Union, Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, the Federation of Polish Jews in America, United Roumanian Jews of America and Federation of Ukrainian Jews of America.
The convention will consider ways and means of aiding the declassed Jews of Russia who are at present without work and deprived of citizenship and ways of aiding the 50,000 Jewish apprentices in Poland whose right to labor and to become master workmen is threatened by the law recently passed which makes examination before a special commission of master workmen after a three years training in a vocational school obligatory.
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We will need 3 dinners and 4 lunches We are staying near little italy downtown SD and will have a car. 2 younger children with us that are well travelled and love patio's or more higher end..
Last trip
El Pescador, Wahoos, Alfonso's, Ropongo's, Georges, Brigantine, Point Loma Seafood, Mama Testes. Casa Guadalajara.
Return trip list: (want to try places we missed last year or new places I have read on here)
Mama Testes (return trip for take out probably again)
Super Cocino
German Mariscos on University
Hodad;s (hubby wants to try the cheeseburgers since we watch diners and drive in's)
Blue Water (or something like this)
Corvette Diner (yeah or nes?? )
Also if some are better for lunch or dinner please let me know :O) Also cheap and cheerfull AKA happy hours appeal as well to keep the budget down too!
We were thinking about a return trip to Old Towne as the hotel shuttle will take us to enjoy some happy hours where we went to Casa Guadaljara last time. I have seen the reviews and they dont seem to be chowhound worthie.
Saturday night we will eat dinner with the family and then my spouse and I will go to Gaslamp for drinks and people watching where our 3rd adult in party can watch the kids.
Point Loma Seafoods
2805 Emerson St, San Diego, CA 92106
Hodads Restaurant
5010 Newport Ave, San Diego, CA 92107
Casa Guadalajara
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- 2 (10 3/4 ounce) cans cream of chicken soup
- 1 (12 1/2 ounce) can chicken
- 8 ounces frozen vegetables, thawed and chopped (cauliflower, broccoli, and carrot is a good mix)
- 8 ounces frozen vegetables, thawed and chopped (the kind in cheese sauce)
- 1⁄4-1⁄2 cup milk
- 1 (8 ounce) can crescent roll dough
- garlic powder
- poultry seasoning
- black pepper
- Preheat the oven to 375 degrees.
- In a 9"x 13" baking dish (or mixing bowl if you prefer), mix the cream of chicken soup and the canned chicken. Stir in the vegetables.
- Now, test the both the consistency and the taste of the filling. Add milk as necessary to thin the filling down. This will also make it taste a little less salty. Now, add the seasonings to taste. (NOTE: you can use any seasonings you like. I like a little chili powder for a spark, but basil is good, so is thyme, so is savory. Be creative!).
- Add filling to baking dish, if you've used a mixing bowl. With a spatula or a knife, even out the surface of the filling, the same way you would a pan of brownies.
- Unroll the crescent dough, and fit the pieces together over the top of the filling. You won't have 100% complete coverage, but this is not important.
- Put the pie in the oven to bake. You will need anywhere from 15 to 30 minutes, depending on the oven. While it's baking, watch your pie closely to make sure that the crust is not burning. When the crust is golden, test the center of filling to make sure it's warm; if it's not, carefully bake a little while longer.
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The equation of a cirlce is (x+1)(squared) + y(squared)=13
i)Write down the centre and radius of this cirlce
ii)find the equation of the tangent to this cirlce at the point (2,2)
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is the general equation of a circle where the center is at (h, k) and the radius is r.
As to the tangent line, the first derivative is the slope of the tangent line, right? so take the derivative (implicitly):
So at (2, 2) the slope of the tangent line is
So find the line with a slope of -3/2 that passes through the point (2, 2).
The tangent must make an angle of 90 degrees to the radius. (Sorry i forgot the proper English word for that)
So let's work out the equation from the radius to that (2;2) point.
Solve for c and you'll find:
Now we must find a line that has a gradient of
Solve for c by substituting the points (2 ; 2)
[Note: You cannot use (-1;0)!! The line does not pass through that point.]


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Will hold a Vintage Tractor/Car Run this Sunday, October 21, in aid of North Tipperary Hospice. Vehicles will assemble at the Ragg at 11.30am. Vintage and modern tractors welcome. All proceeds to the Hospice.
In the Built Environment section of this year's Tidy Towns competition, Mullinahone scored 34 marks out of a possible 50. This was an increase of one point on the 2011 mark so there was some progress. The adjudicators had the following to report: "Many thanks for the photographs supplied and this made it easy for me to find the places that you have highlighted. Starting on a somewhat negative topic, the dereliction. My initial reaction is that there is an unusually large amount of places that have fallen into a derelict state but I must congratulate your committee for highlighting this situation. You are going about it in a very responsible manner by getting the County Council involved and we wish you well with the outcome. It is a pity that this has developed and we have sympathy with some of the owners that this has happened to, mainly caused by the severe downturn in business throughout Ireland that has hit every town and village. In the meantime before much can be done in a permanent way with the buildings you could try to persuade the owners to paint the houses and we often see temporary measures where the boarded up windows and doors are camouflaged with attractive artwork. You could offer to do this yourselves and get the owners to pay the costs. If you do get clearance to doing the work I recommend that you contact one of the paint companies and seek their advice and they might even sponsor some paint or give it free to you. I have heard that they give professional advice on paint types and colours. I was thrilled to stand outside the residence of Charles Kickham (1828-1882) and I felt like singing "Slievenamonâ€. I was indeed delighted to see the sculpture of Mr. Kickham in the park across the road from the church and well done to all concerned with the erection and maintenance of the sculptureâ€. Some points indeed to ponder!
All our football teams are long out of the championship and our hurling sides are beginning to fall like leaves in Autumn.
On Saturday last our Minors joined our Juniors and Seniors when they lost the South Tipp. Minor 'A' semi-final to St. Mary's. The game was played in Kilsheelan and we lost by 2-19 to 3-13 in an exciting game. We cannot complain with the result though we could have pulled it off but in the end we were relying on too few players.
Thus our glorious reign as County Minor Champions comes to an end. Panel: Richard Walsh, Kevin McGrath, Jack McCarty, John O'Connell, David Walzer, Gerard Horan, Paul Gayson, Jack Shelly, Martin Mullally, Joe Hogan, Luke Mullally, Miceál Dunne, Shane Egan, George Browning, Conor Vaughan. Subs: Graham Horan, Chris O'Brien, John O'Grady, Ed Dunne, C. Byrne, Tyler Hicks, L. Hicks, E. Lyons, G. Keane, P. Luttrell, Sean Walzer, R. Reilly.
The management of the team was John Leahy, Declan McNamara and Eugene O'Brien.
Our last team in action are our U21s. They will take on Carrick Swan in Kilsheelan on Saturday afternoon with the losers entitled to a second chance which we hope not to have to avail of. With the season virtually over perhaps it is time for the Club to meet to discuss progress or the lack of it before we go into an A.G.M. Such a pre A.G.M. general meeting was proposed a number of years ago but nothing came of it and affairs seem to have drifted since then.
A Bric-a-Brac market will take place in the G.A.A. Hall on Sunday next from 10a to 3 pm. Bric-a-Brac, toys, clothes, antiques, books, crafts, Avon products, tea, coffee and homemade treats will be available. Admission is free. If you want to book a table contact Susanne 0876854290.
Following the hugely successful local bingo night held back in June another night will be held in the G.A.A. Hall on Thursday, November 1. Doors open at 7.30pm for an 8.30p start.
Our local Ladies Club would like to thank all who supported their coffee morning for the Hospice Movement. E383 was raised.
A big thank you to all who took part in, sponsored or supported the Irish Heart Foundation Walk held recently. About 40 walkers from aged 5 to almost 80 completed the walk. Tea and scones were served later in the G.A.A. Hall. Approx. E650 was raised. Thank you all.
The Autumn collection for the priests and retired clergy of the Archdiocese is being taken up at this time. Thank you to all who supports the collections.


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Every major news outlet has been covering Superstorm Sandy and its aftermath, except, conspicuously, one — Fox — notes Nick Penniman at the Huffington Post.
He speculates that the scant coverage of the story has three potential explanations: because other stations are covering it just fine; Fox doesn't want to detract from its effort to whip up a political scandal over the fatal Sept. 11 attacks on the U.S. Embassy in Benghazi; or it doesn't want to give President Obama any positive coverage in the final days of the presidential race.
Penniman notes that the real losers are Fox views — like his own mother — who are so loyal they rarely if ever get their news any other way. This is too big a story not to cover when it happens in the city in which Fox is based, he writes.
"If not for the fact that people are dead, still trapped in their homes, scrambling to find lost loved ones, and struggling with the reality that entire towns have been scraped from the face of the earth, none of these reasons would seem that unusual for Fox.
But there they are at Fox's headquarters, with ample resources, physically in the epicenter of the disaster, trying to keep the flames of the Benghazi story alive so that they can keep roasting rumors around it.
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I wondered for a moment how I was going to keep up A Clear Sign since I just returned to work at a full-time day job.
I wondered how the groceries would get bought on time, how the house would clean itself, what the cats, dogs and goat would do without me all day, if my husband would remember to pick up the kids, who would make dinner every night, and if anyone would take my one son to his myriad of afternoon appointments.
At the end of the month, who would pay the company bills? The personal bills? What would happen to all the "stuff" of life that always seemed to require my endless time on the phone?
Last time I worked full-time I had an infant and a toddler. I was sixty-three miles from home. My personal life very clearly interfered with my work life.
This time I knew that everything that happened at the office had to relate to the office. There would be no personal calls, no perusing the internet, no blog hopping, no Facebook time, no writing, no intuitive readings, no calls with my Psychic Sparks students.
Everywhere there was silence.
I did my first week. I got a paycheck.
I only spoke to my husband when I checked in with him at lunch, or via text if he was unsure about the directions to get the kids.
All I had to do all day was…work.
I wandered the office, because you know I had to meet everyone and see what I was dealing with. I am not saying I am a naturally good judge of character, because historically I haven't been when it comes to the office.
This time though I had my intuition with me, and I just wanted to see how different the experience might be.
Totally different.
I've Been Here Before?
Turns out, I am a morning person (like the 4 or 5am variety) and the lights don't get turned on there until 9 and really 10. I was expecting a cubicle but I got an office. The second I wandered into the bathroom I was practically bowled over by a sense of deja vu.
It was the floors. Mexican tile. The bumpy kind, like I had in my first house.
Then I noticed the windows. They are that dark brown aluminum which is standard older Florida.
One of my coworkers showed me where the coffee cups were and the kitchen looks like it should be in a house, not an office.
Hanging on the wall was a Milton Avery print. He is a fairly obscure American painter. My favorite. In fact there is amazingly eclectic art throughout the building, from racehorses to red couches to we-don't-really-know-what-it-is.
That's when I realized I had been here before. Not literally. Well, that, too – I had actually interviewed with the same two men in this same building a number of years ago. What I had never seen was the interior I just described. Yet I had seen it – last year, when I was asking my guides to show me a picture of where I was moving.
I meant my house. Not my office. Turns out we stayed in this house, against odds, and I suppose they knew that. The clairvoyant image I had was of a kitchen with bumpy Mexican tile floors, and when I looked up, there was a dark brown aluminum window with kind of an odd, high pattern, two stories high. This is a two-story office building.
The more I looked at the artwork, the more I knew the place was prepared for me, or where I was meant to be.
That sounds funny, I know. How often do you walk into a place that has quirks that are to your specific obscure taste, though?
The people are not your standard set of coworkers. They are not the usual suspects of the lost, the salesmen, the corporate head, the HR yes-people. They are none of those things.
Keeping Yourself In Mind
I have always had trouble with simple things. Ask me to produce an auto ID card at 4:58 and I freak out. Anyone else would just push a button. Not me – something always goes wrong somehow.
Ask me to negotiate a billion dollar property portfolio. Trouble with your loss projections? Need someone who can do manuscript wording with London? I am your woman.
I'm not sure if that makes me smart or an idiot, because it's all one-sided with me. In this job, I have to be able to do all of those things and everything in between, because there aren't assistants and assistants to the assistants here. I can't just make the deal and hand instructions to the staff to input it. I'll figure it out eventually. Hopefully.
So I'm still me, quirks, competencies, incompetencies and all…but I didn't feel like myself. The three years I spent immersed in spirituality and quiet really did profoundly change me, but I didn't realize it until I was back in the day-to-day work groove. I just don't see the tasks and interactions the same way anymore.
On The Home Front With The Goat
In the interim, all was quiet at home, as well.
One day I got home before everyone else and I didn't know what to do with myself. Silence, at the wrong time of day for it.
God love Mercury Retrograde. Not only did my car break down spectacularly week before last, but this week the "" key on my husband's keyboard broke. You can't see what key that is because I am using my husband's laptop.
I'm using my husband's laptop because my laptop completely died.
Naturally, I suspect Goatie, because he had just been chewing his way through all the cords, and because he's usually the cause of most everything. I ordered a new adapter and charger because I am hoping against hope that's all that's wrong with it. It took 52 years to find and order a new adapter, because my husband's laptop has Windows 8 and is not a touch screen, and it is the most non-intuitive thing I have ever used. It makes zero sense.
Those of you who access your blogs through a reader will know that Google Reader closed shop. My Feedly isn't working right, and so I felt really disconnected from the blogs, the internet and the world in general.
Nothing Is The Same Anymore? Must Have Been Time For A Change
The place where I work is in an industrial area with no immediate restaurants and there aren't many people in the actual workplace, so everything has just been oddly quiet.
As far as work goes, I have never felt this certain that I was sent somewhere for a reason. At this stage I have no sense of what that may be. I doubt very much it's work related – it has to be people related. I just know I wouldn't have been seeing images of the place in my head last year if I weren't meant to be here for something.
The strangest part is trying to remember how I want to be in the world and not to be deceived by your standard everyday work aggravations. I have to actively remember the spiritual aspect and I cannot afford to lose myself back to work monkey status.
It's more integrated than I had expected.
It's amazing how people reveal themselves to me in odd ways – just because now I have my intuition turned on.
Oh and if the ghosts could stop roaming the halls, that would be cool, too.


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Welcome to our 27th Arts Festival.
This year's events
Saturday 29 April
Quiz Night
Saturday 13 May
Glasshouse opening
Saturday 3 June
Tuesday 18 July
Morris Dancers
Friday 21 July
FB Pocket Orchestra
Saturday 2 September
Bring Back the 60s
Friday 6 October
Ely Choristers
Friday 6 December
Peter Pan
Tickets for all events available from
Jon on 07808 314141 firstname.lastname@example.com or School Plus
Quiz Night
Bury Village Hall at 7pm
Time to make up your teams (no more than six) for this year's head-scratcher.
Bring your own drinks and snacks.
The quiz will start at 7.30 prompt.
Tickets £2.50
New glasshouse opening ceremony
Ramsey Walled Garden Committee
Rural Museum at 2.30pm
Everyone is welcome to the Walled Garden in Ramsey for the official opening of the new glasshouse. Bunny Guinness, a regular on Gardener's Question Time and a Chelsea gold medal winner, will be opening this wonderful Victorian-style greenhouse built with a generous legacy left by John Drake MBE.
The garden is accessed via the Rural Museum on Wood Lane. There will be music from the Cambridge Harpist, Rebecca Warner.
Free entry
Saturday 3 June
Bring Back The Grand!
Relive the great days of The Grand Cinema in Ramsey as we present two films in one day: one for children and one for adults.
The Emperor's New Groove
Ramsey Library at 2.30pm
Emperor Kuzco is turned into a llama by his ex-administrator Yzma, and must now regain his throne with the help of Pacha, the gentle llama herder. This Disney feature's brisk pace, fresh characters, and big laughs make for a great time for the whole family.
Doors open at 1.30pm, when there will be a free craft session. Drinks and tuck available.
Hunt for the Wilderpeople
Ramsey Library at 7.30pm
A boy and his foster father (Sam Neill) become the subjects of a manhunt after they get stranded in the New Zealand wilderness. This charmingly offbeat and very funny film unites a solid cast, a talented filmmaker, and a poignant, deeply affecting message.
Doors open at 7pm. Drinks available.
Tickets £5 for each film.
One adult free with each child's ticket for the earlier film.
Tuesday 18 July
Peterborough Morris
English Morris dancing
Railway Inn at 8pm
Jolly Sailor at 8.45pm
A welcome return for Peterborough Morris as they perform traditional English Morris dances in the Cotswold tradition, a style that reaches as far east as Northamptonshire. Come and see Peterborough Morris put on a lively and entertaining display.
Call 01733 235817 or email
Friday 21 July
The FB Pocket Orchestra
In conjunction with
Upwood Performing Arts Events
Carlton House, Upwood at 6.30pm
Bring your own picnic chairs and refreshments to enjoy The FB Pocket Orchestra as they take you back to the hot jazz, blues, ragtime and popular dances of the 1920/30s & earlier.
Atmospheric, yet vibrant, this charming collection of songs
will make you wish you had been born some 100 years ago.
The style, glamour and 'fabulousness' of this era is captured
beautifully. Jazz FM
If fine, this event will take place in the garden of Carlton House, Upwood (courtesy of Lindsey & Peter Somerfield), or Upwood Village Hall if wet.
Tickets: £10.00
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Bring Back The 60s
Featuring The Abbey Road 5
The Drill Hall. Doors 7pm
This gig is in response to massive demand following the spectacular success of the 'Gaiety Remembered' concert by Who's Who last year. So put on your dancing shoes and come and relive the great dance nights of the 1960s as The Abbey Road 5 (www.abbeyroad5.uk) play all your favourite 60s hits from the Beatles, The Kinks, The Rolling Stones, The Hollies, The Searchers and many more.
Tickets £10.00
Bar available. Bring your own snacks and nibbles.
Friday 6 October
Ely Cathedral Choristers
St Thomas a Becket Church at 7pm
The choristers participate fully in the life and music of Ely Cathedral and are part of the professional choir, which has a history stretching back more than 1,000 years. As well as singing in Ely's magnificent Cathedral, the boys perform in concerts, on TV and radio, and tour worldwide.
Tickets £10.00
(all proceeds towards the renovation of St Thomas a Becket church)
Friday 6 December
Peter Pan
Lamphouse Theatre
The Drill Hall at 6pm
A professional production of Peter Pan, inspired by Barrie's
novel, from Peterborough-based theatre company
Lamphouse Theatre.
The Darling family's life is changed forever when Peter Pan, the boy who wouldn't grow up, appears at their window one night. Wendy, John and Michael follow Peter to Neverland, meeting Lost Boys, mermaids and crocodiles along the way! But will their adventure be sabotaged by the evil Captain Hook?
Tickets £5 or £16 for a family
Doors open 5.30pm. Bar and refreshments available.


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Essays on heterogeneous agent macroeconomics with frictional markets
Addressing many topics in macroeconomics—ranging from questions of optimal policy design to determining the effects of demographic change, globalization, and technological progress—requires a sound understanding of the nature of the risks that households face and the insurance opportunities available to hedge against those risks. This dissertation examines how the interaction of imperfect risk sharing and frictional markets can affect macroeconomic outcomes—from allocations to welfare to market dynamics. ^ In chapter one, I analyze how information externalities in the labor market affect the efficiency of wealth accumulation and estate taxation. I develop a model of costly skill acquisition, labor market signaling, and wealth accumulation and bequests. When making hiring decisions, firms form beliefs about the skill level of each worker by looking at that worker's signal in addition to the proportion of skilled workers in the economy. This aggregate proportion is a public good, and workers exert sub-optimal effort to become skilled because they engage in informational free-riding. Wealthier workers expend even less effort on becoming skilled, and thus, informational free-riding gives rise to inefficient wealth accumulation. Under certain conditions, an increase in the estate tax rate can benefit some members of society, even absent any redistribution. ^ In chapter two, I investigate how illiquidity in the housing and mortgage markets impacts the dynamics of housing, mortgage debt, and foreclosures. I develop a tractable model of the macroeconomy with idiosyncratic and aggregate risk, directed search in the housing market, and equilibrium mortgage default. I show that the dynamics of the model are consistent with U.S. housing market dynamics over the period 1975–2010. In particular, house prices, sales, residential investment, and investment are procyclical and volatile; foreclosures and average time to sell are countercyclical and volatile; and housing booms and busts are protracted and subject to overshooting. The model also matches micro-empirical facts on home buying, selling, and foreclosure behavior. The model highlights an important feedback mechanism in housing markets: trading frictions tighten endogenous credit constraints, and credit constraints magnify trading frictions in the real estate market.^
Subject Area
Economics, General
Recommended Citation
Hedlund, Aaron, "Essays on heterogeneous agent macroeconomics with frictional markets" (2012). Dissertations available from ProQuest. AAI3509137.


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Curry - Poudre de Colombo
Caribbean / House Blend
Also known as Colombo Powder, this blend from the French West Indies lends flavor to the dish of the same name. Colombo is a thick, curry-like stew of lamb, pork or goat that usually contains bonaito and calabaza, Caribbean sweet potato and pumpkin, respectively. Learn how to make the blend and use it in a range of recipes with World Spice at Home.
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|Certain thiazole, isothiazole, oxazole, and isoxazole compounds
|The compounds are substituted thioalkyl-, aminoalkyl- and oxyalkyl-guanidines which are inhibitors of histamine activity.
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|1. A compound of the formula: ##STR15## wherein A is such that there is formed together with the carbon atom shown an unsaturated heterocyclic nucleus,
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2. A compound of claim 1 wherein Y is oxygen or sulphur.
3. A compound of claim 1 wherein Y is NH.
4. A compound of claim 1 wherein said unsaturated heterocyclic nucleus is thiazole or oxazole and R.sub.2 is hydrogen or nitro.
5. A compound of claim 4 wherein k is 1 and m is 2.
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TEL AVIV (Dec. 3)
The Chief Rabbinate of Israel today ordered special prayers to be held in synagogues throughout the world for President Weizmann's speedy recovery. The official bulletin issued today by the doctors attending Dr. Weizmann said that his condition remained unchanged during the past 24 hours.
The President's temperature is still above normal, according to the doctor's bulletin. Hundreds of visitors called today at Dr. Weizmann's home to express their wishes for his recovery, but were not allowed to enter. Nor was Israel's Chief of Staff, Brigadier Yigal Yadin, allowed to see the ailing President. Premier David Ben Gurion sent a message to Dr. Weizmann expressing hope for his early recovery.


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Visual Arts Splash Fall Season with Color: Must-see exhibits, projects are on the calendar
This article by Mary-Louise Schumacher appeared in both the online and print editions of the MJS
With a number of shows that look at the landscape through a 21st-century lens — whether Nathaniel Stern's underwater impressions, Terese Agnew's contemplation of layered epochs, Pegi Christiansen's walks through a sculpture garden or John Shimon and Julie Lindemann looking at the state of Wisconsin as a medium of sorts — the coming months promise many ways to consider the world.
Here are some visual art exhibits and projects not to miss in the coming months, including several that will be open for Gallery Night & Day, the citywide art crawl this Friday evening and Saturday.
Nathaniel Stern
Tory Folliard Gallery, 233 N. Milwaukee St.
This is pretty much Nathaniel Stern's year. While he's shown some of his collaborative works in Milwaukee for some years, he has not shown the solo work he is most known for internationally. For this work, he straps a scanner, laptop and custom battery pack to his body and "performs into existence" his strange and beautiful artworks. What's more he does this in and under water with a special rig made at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. There are moments of intense clarity that surface from the visual skips and drags. These 21st-century versions of Impressionism debut Friday at the Tory Folliard Gallery. Stern will speak at 1 p.m. Saturday. He also will have work exhibited at the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design, 273 E. Erie St., as part of "Vital Technology," starting Friday and at the Museum of Wisconsin Art starting April 11.
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The sign of a good dip is that it keeps people coming back for more, and this one does just that.
Great during the fall and football season because the chili has a warmth that is perfect on cool autumn days. It's so filling. It'll become your go-to recipe. Plus, you can pick just about any dipper–celery, carrots, pita chips, tortilla chips, crackers, bread.
Every now and again a brand of dips come along that beats out all other dips in recent memory. Right now for me that's Blue Moose of Boulder.
I was fortunate enough to score a free batch of three dips and one sauce from their Colorado office. All of the products were awesome, but hands down the crowd favorite was… (more…)
Ever had a hankering for something that you just can't seem to satiate? That's been me lately with avocados. Given the obsession, an ordinary guacamole wouldn't do. Nope, not at all.
I wandered the produce aisle and came up with this guacamole concoction instead. It might just be the best one I've made to date. And the best part? It's been 24 hours and the guac still hasn't browned. I'll thank the food processor for effectively distributing those acids and keeping my guac bright green. (more…)
My friend Nina is a constant Saucy Dipper supporter and a true source of blog post inspiration. Even all the way in Paris she found out about a new US company that provides a monthly condiment subscription for those…well, for those who are just like me and love sauces and dips like no other. The company is Ship & Dip, and the story, the founders, and the products they feature couldn't be more clever.
If you love condiments, you better keep reading because things are about to get good! (more…)
Growing up I didn't care for gravy. At holiday meals I'd pass that boat and opt for ketchup instead (yes, ketchup on turkey AND ham). It was the consistency, the color, and the idea that gravy was a result of all the leftover bits that would otherwise go in the trash.
Now, decades later, I've realized my distaste is unfounded. Maybe those insta-gravy mixes should be outlawed, but a fresh home made gravy is delicious and it should be slathered on many different things…especially biscuits. So, one Saturday morning recently, that's what I did. (more…)
Today on the Saucy Dipper I'm talking to Ivy Manning, a freelance food and travel writer, food stylist, and author of four cookbooks including Crackers & Dips. Ivy's cookbook violently jumped out at me while browsing Amazon, which is exactly why I sought her out to ask a few questions. I feel like she wrote this book for me!
Thank you, Ivy, for taking the time to share your ideas and for creating dip recipes that are not of the "gloppy calorie bomb" variety. (Her words, not mine, but I love it!) (more…)
Sometimes you just feel like soup. Like those times when spring arrives but it still feels like winter. You know, when it's snowing in March for example.
This week I took the hand blender and crafted an incredibly easy and smooth butternut squash soup. If you're a dip-my-spicy-or-cheesy-sandwich-into-my-soup kind of person, then this butternut squash soup is definitely for you.
I know most squash soups often call for roasting your veggies, but I was in a bit of a hurry — so I microwaved. And THAT makes an easy soup recipe even easier. Hope you enjoy! (more…)


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Aloha and welcome to the University of Hawaii Pathology Residency Program! Ours is a comprehensive and balanced AP and CP training program whose enthusiastic and dedicated faculty members include pathologists who practice and teach in a variety of laboratory settings, and represent numerous subspecialty disciplines. Our program's many strengths include its practical and rigorous community-based nature, diverse elective offerings, and opportunities for teaching, educational travel, and research. A unique aspect to our program is exposure to tropical medicine and referred cases from the entire Pacific Rim. Graduates of our residency program go on to obtain competitive fellowships in all subspecialties, and become skillful and confident pathologists in both community and academic centers. We welcome motivated applicants to apply.
Karen Thompson, M.D.
University of Hawaii, John A. Burns School of Medicine, Department of Pathology, Professor and Interim Chair
Program Director: Dr. Amy Powers [left], Associate Program Director: Dr. David Shimizu [right]
Residents at the University of Hawaii Pathology Residency Program are exposed to a broad spectrum of clinical cases not available in other regions due to the diverse multiethnic society in Hawaii and the Pacific. The training experience is also enhanced by the involvement of multiple types of institutions and practice models, including three major hospitals, private practice, military exposure, HMO's, and institutions on the mainland.
The Program requires residents to pursue at least one relevant scholarly project during their training. With the help of pathology staff mentors, completed projects are presented to our training program, the Hawaii Society of Pathologists and national pathology meetings. Ultimately, we expect worthy projects to be published in a scientific journal.
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October 27, 2011
More than ever before, today's retailer is competing for the discretionary buck. That means the competition is no longer just the big box or even the independent hardware store down the road; its clothing stores, electronic stores and even grocery stores. And you can count on the fact that those consumers will be measuring your store up next to every other merchant they shop. Today's consumer not only expects to purchase products from you, they expect to be immersed in an entertaining environment while doing so regardless of what products you're selling.
That's why NRHA hosted its Merchandising from Beyond webinar last week. Editors Jesse Carleton and Jaime Koch visited store after store to research the best merchandising practices outside the home improvement industry. Reviewing picture after picture of examples they found, Carleton and Koch explained why each strategy worked and how independents can translate those practices into a home improvement operation.
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Kids Talk Justice May Edition
Let's talk justice together as we move into summer! Congratulations to all who conquered another school year, not for the faint of heart!
Hunger: When a Grandmother's gift multiplies. How does educating others play a role in the success of this business that gives back?
Clean Water: Have you checked out Use it Wisely with your family? Over 100 ideas to conserve water in your home.
Education: In Pakistan, 88,000 child brick laborers are given access to school. What do you think of that number of children working in harsh conditions?
Refugees: The refugee crisis in Europe is reviving churches. Are those that fear refugees missing an opportunity?
Human Trafficking: Children on the move as unaccompanied refugees are at a heightened risk for being trafficked. #childrenuprooted
Restorative Justice: A modern day Harriet Tubman. A truly extraordinary story of redemption and a call to look at the prison system through new eyes.
Poverty: Check out this photo essay of the women and children of Chad. How does exploring a new place and culture expand our sense of justice?
Homelessness and Sustainability: A refugee makes homes and provides jobs from recycled plastic bottles. What do you think of this creative practice?
Creation Care: Mangroves in Madagascar, what do you think of their ideas to protect the new trees?
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Bennie, they called him, Bennie
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'He had come from a city not
a hundred miles from Detroit with
Slews and Wykoff. They had start
ed a five and ten-cent store in an un
heard of out-of-the-way place and
Bennie was placed in charge.
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Wykoff came only occasionally to
the store, which had few customers.
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when curious people tried to fathom
the mystery. Only to one person was
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Grimm. The latter had retired from
active practice. He, had time to loaf
and Bennie encouraged him, for
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the store while Bennie went three
blocks away for lunch.
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day, "isn't this a queer crowd you're
"You mean Slews and Wykoff?"
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you and I know you're true blue. I
need a friend advice. Yes, sir, to
tell you the truth Slews and Wykoff
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"The kind of fellows who, when
they have a fire, lay it to friction,
see the sort where a fellow rubs a
$6,000 policy on a $3,000 house. On
the dead quiet, doctor, they burned
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Bentley will be introducing a more powerful version of the current Mulsanne over the following months, during the 2014th edition of the Paris Motor Show.
The 2014 Paris Motor Show will see the debut of a lot of brand new cars and one of them will be a more powerful version of the Bentley Mulsanne. The model in question has been confirmed by the company's CEO, Wolfgang Durheimer, who said that the high-performance Mulsanne will be unveiled during the French automotive event, in October, while talking with the guys at Auto Express, during the Goodwood Festival of Speed.
The more powerful version of the Bentley Mulsanne is expected to go through a weight reduction as the current car weighs no less than 2,585 kg (5,700 lbs) and we also expect some chassis tweaks. Power will most likely be provided by the same 6.75 liter V8 engine but the current 505 HP (377 kW) should increase to approximately 550 HP (410 kW). The 0 to 100 km/h sprint should be made in less than 5 seconds and top speed will probably stand at more than 300 km/h (186 mph). More details on it are limited for the moment.


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She's now stuck on a sand bar at Pearl Harbor. The ship is over 9,600 tons displacement, 567 feet long, 55 foot beam, 33 foot draft. Comapred to a typical Burke class at 505 feet, 66 foot beam, 31 foot draft, and about 7,000 tons displacement it's not much bigger. Both are tiny compared to a CVN (Carrier) which is 1100 feet long and 100,000 tons of diplomacy.
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Who's the dunce that did that? That is tough to do. Providing you know what you're doing of course.
It's 106 miles to Chicago, we got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark, and we're wearing sunglasses
Nobody's quite sure what happened yet
The CO just took over in October and I believe this is the first time he had the ship out. He was previously CO of a frigate (a small destroyer-type), which has a lot shallower draft. But they were transferring some people to a small boat at night (9:00pm). It may be that something mechanical went amiss (I kinda hope so) as the ship was just released from dry dock after some fixes. Some people suspect the fixes were rushed. The GPS could have given false information, for example. If that is so the CO can't really be blamed, but if it was inattention, oh, boy! End of career. The thing is, a ship that size has several SWO-qualified officers on board, so right now the issue is getting it off the bar. They're off-loading weight right now in hopes a lighter ship will pull off easier. There's only one salvage tug in the area. It could be awhile.
"All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing." - Edmund Burke
GPS is only one of the navigational aides though. He should have a clear understanding of the particular port he's in. I go to school for this shit. That is irresponsible and un-called for should not have happend. Oh well, I'm sideline QBing here.....sorry
It's 106 miles to Chicago, we got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark, and we're wearing sunglasses
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no images were foundDisney Consumer Products kicked off its 2010 holiday tour this past week in New York City and brought representatives from every division imaginable to show off all of the new wonderful products you'll be finding on the shelves this holiday season and we were there to help spread all the joy with you.
Many of the items from Disney Store are old favorites packaged in new ways with exclusive bonus items. For example, the Cars Toons diecast cars will be packaged as a collectible bundle for $119.50 and includes Mia and Tia as exclusives (actual cars not on display). Toy Story 3 collectible figures will be bundled together ($69.50 full retail), offering Lotso and the Alien trio as exclusives.
Also being released is a Rescue Squad Mater Rescue Squad Chopper set ($49.50) which includes Rescue Squad Mater, Lightning McQueen and an exclusive Ambulance diecast car. The side panel of the chopper pops open to reveal storage space for several of the vehicles.
Hot on the heels of the recent release of the limited edition 16″ talking Jessie doll comes a formal dressed Woody (complete with leather hat) and Buzz Lightyear. These are essentially the same as the existing Toy Story 3 dolls from Disney Store except that they're jazzed up a bit. The best part is that while Jessie was $79.50 alone, you can get this class act duo plus a copy of Toy Story 3 for just $99.50 with a limited edition size of 5,000 pieces.
Over at Mattel, the focus was on the new upcoming Cars Toon, Monster Truck Mater, which I was able to watch before checking out the toys inspired by it. On display were some previously announced items such as the Monster Truck Wrastlin' Playset and large Frightening McQueen car. New items included die cast editions of some of the characters from the short including Frightening (Lighting McQueen), Tormenter (Mater) and some of the opponents including Rastacarian, Dr. Feelbad and the I-Screamer. The I-Screamer and Tormenter displayed actually have really neat fighting moves in which they can 'punch' with their front wheels (no kung fu grip however). There will be additional diecast cars produced based on the short as well.
On the Toy Story side, Mattel and LEGO had some sets on display that were previously embargoed until the film's release such as a few of the ActionLink! sets and the LEGO incinerator set. But the prize for toy of the day went hands down to the spaceship belonging to the Evil Dr. Porkchop, from the opening sequence to Toy Story 3.
The Millenium Falcon of toys, this baby does everything. E-v-e-r-ything. Hamm as the Evil Dr. Porkchop rides up front in the cockpit while the body of the ship also opens up, exposing jail cells and various rooms in the ship. And if things get too hot, Porkchop can drop down into an escape pod and exit the ship's mouth before you can say bacon. If that's not enough, the ship lights up and produces sound effects at the press of a button. The ship will come with three figures including Hamm as the Evil Dr. Porkchop, but not necessarily Buzz and Woody. I'm afraid I don't recall the exact MSRP for it, but it's either $59.99 or $69.99.
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Arian Foster was pretty clear yesterday when he said, "I expect to play Sunday" after practice.
He doesn't consider his "around the knee area" injury to be a big deal. A person familiar with the situation said Texans trainers agreed with that assessment this morning and Foster still expects to play.
It sounds like if it were up to Foster he would be playing Sunday. Coach Gary Kubiak even said yesterday that if they had pushed Foster, he could have practiced Friday.
The thing about Foster, though, is that pushing him has had negative consequences in the past. The balance the Texans have to strike is between having their star running back in for Week 1 and unnecessarily turning something that isn't a problem into something that is.
Foster first began to feel the soreness in Wednesday's practice. It's being termed a knee injury, but Foster is very vaguely saying that's not quite the location. It didn't come from any contact, just happened gradually, he said.


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Hurrah! I'm in New York! My Great Big Gallivant has begun! As today's title indicates, I've decided to tell you my flight story by way of:
33 Steps To Make Make Long-Distance Plane Travel Relatively Painless, with Bonus Chocolate
2. After dinner, arrive back home to start packing. Laugh hysterically when your father proclaims "the car will be leaving for the airport in eight hours".
3. Finish packing after midnight. Go to bed. Lie awake.
4. Sleep for 1.5 hours. Get up at 4:20am.
5. AIRPORT. Buy compression socks, because Deb told you to.
6. Final hugs with parents. Start walking to plane. Have gallant man offer to carry your carry-on to the plane, because you clearly look feeble.
7. Fly from Canberra to Sydney. Get shuttle to international terminal. Have another gallant man offer to carry your carry-on, because you clearly look feeble. In customs line, run into your favourite Andy, who is flying to Israel. HEART SPARKLES. Of all the gin joints in all the world.
8. Talk with Andy for two hours.
9. Board plane to LA, thinking with dread of the boredom and frustration ahead because you've never been good at sleeping on planes.
10. Sleep for three hours as soon as the plane takes off.
11. Eat first meal on plane. Giggle because your vegan meal gets delivered first. Giggle again because someone drew a smiley face on your label. Giggle again because the cauliflower chana masala with raisin and almond couscous is surprisingly delicious.
12. Watch Monte Carlo. Disprove of blatant heteronormativity and stereotyping throughout entire movie, as well as bizarrely unresolved eating disorder subplot. Feel sorry for The Youth Of Today.
13. Eat chocolate.
14. Mini review of Domori Apurimac Peru 70% Dark Chocolate (thank you, Carolyn!):
- Aroma: butterscotch, caster sugar, meringue, plum
- Aesthetics: dark blue-black, crisp snap, well-tempered
- Melt: silky, smooth
- Taste: zesty but also earth, definite tangy lime meringue sweetness, smoky woodsy beneath, lemon curd and brownies, lovely
15. Doze a little.
16. Watch a thousand episodes of Modern Family.
17. Eat Qantas' snack pack of grilled eggplant sandwich and apple berry muffin, both vegan.
18. Eat chocolate.
19. Mini review of Koko Black Dominican Republic 100% Dark Chocolate:
- Aroma: fear, terror, smoke, walnuts, brazil nuts, subtle, trees (what?)
- Aesthetics: black, glossy, pretty
- Melt: not as dry and chalky as other 100% dark chocolates that I've tried, firm and a little buttery
- Taste: not horrific (unlike, say, Dagoba's version), actually edible, cooling, wood, twinge of red currants and sour plums at end.
2o. Eat breakfast (at around midnight your time) of vegetable rosti with mushroom and bean ragout. Be once more surprised by how tasty the meal is.
21. Watch Any Questions for Ben?, and decide to buy soundtrack on iTunes. The Aussie music might help with future homesickness.
22. Disembark at LAX with two hours to clear customs and find second plane that will take you to New York. Wait for over an hour in the line at Customs.
24. Get taken to scary admissibility-check area behind ropes. Don't cry. DON'T CRY.
25. Get taken to retest fingerprints.
26. FINGERS STILL NOT WORKY-WORKY THREE TIMES. These are my fingerprints. They really are. Have the men in the security area try to make you laugh because they can tell you might cry.
27. Get taken to another area to answer security questions.
28. Be given stamp of approval. Get personal escort all through LAX. Lovely man run run run jokes breathe feet hurt what time is it? stupid faint fingerprints run run run just in time on plane collapse shaky.
29. Eat third plane meal at what-time-is-it-o-clock, and mentally high-five Qantas for the veggie curry which is spicy, aromatic, and full of chickpeas.
30. Mentally retract high-five because the melon is soaked in devil fruit juice and therefore must be abandoned. Sleep from LA to New York.
31. Heart fluttering with joy, jump on shuttle to Grand Central Station, and then dance inwardly with pride because you're able to walk directly to the hotel you've never been to before without getting lost.
32. Drop off bags in mini but new and clean room, which even has an ensuite (a rarity in New York, unless you're the type who can also afford a private jet). Skip to nearest grocery store, then return to hotel for "dinner" of siggi's Icelandic skyr and Ciao Bella pistachio gelato before falling asleep around midnight.
33. Wake up. NEW YORK HELLO YOU ARE JOY AND WONDERMENT.
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Hi my name is DJ Hankey but you can call me DJH for short.
I have just recently started stop-motion animation with some legos i found around my house. I got inspired to do it by watching really funny videos of this kid that is my age that does videos of his own skits with legos.
So since i just started can you give me some tips on how to build cenery and ideas for videos.
What he said ^
Or you could just use CGI like me 🙂
Mind your words Rstenoven!
And hi DJH! Lets see your films!
Cheers Arend
You know, I'm pretty sure if an admin lift the filter, the harshnes son that part would be gone, just like the filter. Personally I think it's stupid to try to hide another site just because it's catering to the same audience.
DJH, welcome 🙂 Looking forward to seeing your stuff!
I was talking about him using the word "gay". Remember I am against the filter…
cheers Arend
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😎 nice technique
Thank you everybody for the awesome tips.
Welcome to Brickfilms Bro!
I was just the way you were at first
Just search up monkey Jam on google for a good software starter then if you got a good video camera…there you are. although i do so suggest to get maby a sony handy cam for brickfilming (Search the move: The Lego Clan) or even get a cannon powershot. I use the crappy LEGO: steven spielberg camera jus to get started. im saving up to buy a better camera.
Got any questions for story starters or help on scripts? jus come to me! i' gladly would like to be any help i can!
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Instead of going for monkeyjam I have purchased vegas, although I cannot work out how to edit the fps!!! Can anyone possibly help?
Also DJH, a handy tip. Try to build the film around the script. Basically make the script, record it on a decent mic, load it up, THEN work out how many frames you will need to take for certain words… Make the animation, and last add the cherry on the cake. Special FX.
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Florissant lighting can trigger epileptic episodes while dim lighting can cause eye strain. Too much light can cause migraine head aches. Where do we turn for lighting that will not cause sun burns ore other medical problems. Halogens are now the light of choice as they not only provide light but do so without killing


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Are you feeling better this week?
I just had to chase off the census people. After two months of me refusing to answer their survey on if I have flush toilets(!?), they came to my house in person. I told them I was busy with work on my computer. Thanks my FR friends, you are my excuse to lying to govt. agents:)