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2400 sq feet home, central heating and cooling, but we rarely USE them because of our bill. I would say that we have the heating on about 8 hours a week during the winter, and 1 hour a week for the cooling in the summer.appliances:basic kitchen apps : fridge, dishwasher, microwave - all bought within the last 6 yrs.washer dryer about 10 years oldsecond fridge in garagesalt water tankhome theater setup with video/audio components.
I'm not trying to make you feel bad but somethings wrong with your rates:
I'll piggyback on pandora, as I live in Connecticut as well, and say that my bill averages about $190 per month, including summer A/C and winter heating use. Note that bills are much bigger in the summer when A/C is used, and much lower in the spring and fall when neither furnace nor A/C is running. I have propane for everything (Furnace, tankless hot water, stove, dryer, BBQ grill, and backup generator), and it makes a big difference in my bill. That and the fact that I went pretty beefy with the insulation (2x6 walls, with extra insulation in the attic) when I built in '09.I'd look to your insulation levels first, regardless if you are mostly an A/C or heating consumer, as that's typically where you'll get the most bang for your buck when looking to lower energy expenses.
When I had that problem there was an oxygen concentrator and fans and coffee pot running 24/7, plus I was heating/cooling a 3 season porch 12 hours every day. It all stopped when my spouse died. Most of the windows were replaced with E-Windows and the house was newly re-insulated. I've converted to nearly 100% CFL lighting. All the old devices: water heater, HVAC, water pressure tank, sump pump. water conditioner, washer and dryer were replaced.Heat and light filtering window shades help cool a house in the summer. I also have window panels that help keep the cold air out in the winter. I've spent a lot of money and managed to reduce the light and gas bill about 50%. It helps to keep the thermostat set to 68 or lower in the winter, and the AC off in the spring and summer. I live in a Northern state.--Mac: No windows, No Gates, Apple inside
Whenever I see posts like this, I remember this post.. »Re: WTF Massive, unexpected jump in Electricity usage... :(Hope you find your energy hog, OP.....
"rape" is a pretty accurate term - but what is "Baseline" ?Is it 500 KWH, 1000 KWH ? Is it based on previous history ? Or on an average of all homes?
Can you list a break down of the peripherals of your saltwater tank?We run a 220 gallons with another 100 gallons in various tanks and sumps.The lighting for the corals was making our meter spin like a top!It has been revamped and pulls much less electric now.Doing that and upgrading our refrigerator and large AC unit dropped a monthly bill of 600 plus to 400 plus in less than a year.That is a budgeted amount with any difference made up in 6 month intervals.--Expecting the world to treat you fairly because you are good is like expecting the bull not to charge because you are a vegetarian.
10 kWh Baseline ?!?!?!My AVERAGE daily kWh for the the month of December was 61 kWh - this was for the period of Nov 27 - Dec 27. My house is mostly electric - it was originally built as all electric.I haveHeatpump (with propane backup - hasn't been used much so far this winter)Electric tank water heaterElectric oven/microwavedishwasherwasher with electric dryer9.5 KW tankless water heater in the kitchen for sink / dishwasher.Rape indeed !
One of the first things I would check would be the ID numbers on the gas and electric meter and make sure they match the ones on your account if you haven't already.
Not to get OT but welcome to Pacific Graft and Extortion! I'm paying on average about $340 from them. Last time I looked I think I'm paying something like 24.5c KwH. Hopefully this time next year I'll be in tier1 and not tier3-4.
I have a 2350 sqft colonial, 70's build, heat pumps for heating with oil for auxiliary. I am in CT.My usage is between 900kWh for spring/fall and 2700kWh for heavy winters. In the summer it's about 1500kWh.I value comfort over money so in the winter I keep 74 in the bedrooms and 70 downstairs. In the summer it's set to 75 while in use. Hot water comes from oil furnace.For your usage, with 2200kWh/month it should average to some 3000W continuous draw - which is far from unnoticeable, it puts out a lot of heat.Easiest would be to use a clamp ammeter on each circuit. Short of that, have someone turn off the breakers one by one while you watch the meter and see when the big draw stops. For that kind of usage I'd suspect a water well pump running non-stop...
What exactly is your power company using to compare your household to others in that graph? There is link under the key. "What homes are compared"
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Not to get OT but welcome to Pacific Graft and Extortion! I'm paying on average about $340 from them. Last time I looked I think I'm paying something like 24.5c KwH. Hopefully this time next year I'll be in tier1 and not tier3-4.
Two things not mentioned yetsometimes the power company uses averaging billing. Instead of reading the meter they just bill this month the same use as this month last year.Big excesseS can come from the appliances that make big heat when running. Like oven heaters water heater etc. So check to see that those are not stuck on all the time.
"rape" is a pretty accurate term - but what is "Baseline" ?
2200 Kwh would be less than $240/mo in Dallas,About $190 at my rates. $.081
Do you have a water well? a failing water pump can use a lot of power.--Iphone. Helping computer illiteracy become popular since 2007
Glad I don't live in CA.
How to read power usage from your power meterHere's a quick way to determine how much power your equipment is using. Cut everything off in your breaker panel. Your meter should stop. Then turn on each breaker and check the power reading. It's a quick indicator and may give you some clues.
Campbell CA would be on city water.Mild climate year round.Typically Gas for heating, maybe the stove too. He stated gas water and furnace.We have Smart meters, which is where he got the graph. There could be an issue with the meter, as stated turn off breakers to see what is spinning or get a clamp ammeter.Electric for household lights etc.I use around 200-250KW hours of electricity/month. You are using nearly 10 times my use in the same climate.You are using 3x your neighbors use.If electric range/oven, do you cook/bake a lot?
When I lived in Miami my energy bill used to be $200 - $300.Now at my new location it cost $75.Very weird how cheap electricity is here. I went form 1100 sq feet to 815 sq feet. The old apartment did not have a washer and dryer. My new one does and I do an average of 2 loads a week. Explain that one? lol
Can you list a break down of the peripherals of your saltwater tank?We run a 220 gallons with another 100 gallons in various tanks and sumps.The lighting for the corals was making our meter spin like a top!It has been revamped and pulls much less electric now.Doing that and upgrading our refrigerator and large AC unit dropped a monthly bill of 600 plus to 400 plus in less than a year.That is a budgeted amount with any difference made up in 6 month intervals.
I live in a small 2 bedroom apartment. 1100 sqft total electric and my usage is around 1500-1800kwh per month. Its a newer place and only 2 adults living there. My bill has never been this high anywhere else and with the same or better electric usage pratices so most of my bill is from the HVAC and water heater at this place.I can't wait to move in 6 months into my brand new Engergy Star Certified home that is being built.
If I'm reading your bill correctly your greatest usage seems to be in the Winter months going higher or lower month-to-month based upon the average outside temperature for those months and except for a spike in September your usage is lower in the warmer months.That should be at least good clue. Especially since you live in an area, Campbell CA, that has warm summers and mild winters. A/Cs especially central AC is far and away the biggest electricity hog. So for a house in Campbell one would expect your usage to be the exact opposite of what it is in a typical Campbell residence.
Bet the OP has straight AC, not a heat pump, so winter its resistive heat strips making the winter usage peak.In General the energy hogs areHeatACHot WaterDryerRefrigeratorAll except the dryer can be substantial reduced with new high efficiency units, like heat pump with Seer in the 20+, Heat Pump Hot-water and the new Refrigerator can use less than half of a 10 year model. Dryer, might save if switched to gas, if thats an option, but run the numbers to be sureA Kill-a-watt can help track down the phantom loads or see what what things like fish tanks or cable boxes / sound systems add.It very straight forward to understand the usage, measure to see where the energy is going ..
gas water heater. the second fridge has been unplugged the last month and our bill didnt change a dime. well, maybe a dime. as for the tank, i do have metal halides and understand that they do use up quite a bit, not to mention the water pump, heaters etc. as luck would have it, my tank actually went down (my 2 year old daughter decided to feed a gallon of sugar to my fish) so that has been unplugged completely for the past 2 months. there was a bit of a dip in our bill (100 or so). i didnt expect it to account for much more than that.one thing i do recall....pge recently installed these smart meters in our home...say about 6 months ago. before that, we had the old style meters with the rotating dial. one thing i recall, when going through this, was when we turned our dryer on, the dial literally almost went berserk , where it was spinning ridiculously fast. i havent checked it recently with the new meter. its almost as if my wife and i have grown accustomed to having a 1000 pge bill, so we have pretty much given up. based on all the comments, it may be worth revisiting once again. i think i will try the turn everything off and then turn it on one by one to see if anything shoots outta control.
First, get rid of any incandescent bulbs and replace them with CFL or LED bulbs. Second, a high electric bill may be a sign of a malfunctioning appliance.Here in Western Massachusetts, we have high electric rates; 1800 kwh would be about $250.


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I was well acquainted with the almost universal tendency of uninstructed minds to elevate phrases above things." This goes to the root of the antagonism between literary and scientific educa- tion, considered as means of mental cultivation.
Literary education is carried on in the world of words; scientific educa- tion, truly such, goes on in the world of things^ in which words, though in- dispensable, are subordinate, and not the substantive objects with which the mind is engaged. Literature, as a method, stops with the words, makes the things for which they stand of little account, and is occupied with the arts of expression. In science, things are uppermost, they are what the mind really has to deal with, and their verbal representatives are merely matters of convenience in dealing with them. But the literary mind exalts the sym- bols to the higher place, and makes education consist in loading the mind with languages, with but little con- ception of those higher ends to which all language should be made tributary. Of course, it is easier and more pleasant to become interested in words and pay little attention to things, and, where the object is only light intellectual gratifi- cation, literature answers the end.
But we have here to do with the subject of education, with the true and best mode of developing the powers of the mind, and for this purpose the dif- ference between words and things is wide and fundamental. Both are im- portant, but the question is, which is to be held supreme? Science as a new force ' in education relegates words to the sub- ordinate place,' and it clinches the case by affirming that knowledge of things is the true test of intelligence, and that the mere knowledge of words is but highly respectable ignorance. Unless there has been a grapple with some subject in its actual facts, elements, and relations, and some considerable degree of mental dis-


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1 Nordfjord
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Nordfjord is one of the most beautiful fjords in Norway, and reaches more than 100km inland, only stopping at the foot of the largest glacier in Norway, Jostedalsbreen. From Stryn to Mål øy, the itinerary takes you through astoundingly diverse landsc..
2 Lapland
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N - Alta
All around the mythical North Cape, bathed by the Arctic Ocean and bordering Finland, Norwegian Lapland reaches as far as the Russian border. The main appeal for visitors who come to this remote and icy region, whose population includes the indigenou..
3 Nordkapp
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N - Honningsvåg
A headland jutting into the Arctic Ocean, Nordkapp, or North Cape, is the northernmost point of the European continent. Between Honningsvåg and North Cape, a road crosses the Nordkapp Plateau, among the hills dotted with craters filled with icy water..
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Sognefjord, or Sogn Og Fjordane, is the longest of the Norwegian fjords (205km) and one of the most impressive. It cuts inland from east to west before embracing the highest mountains in Norway, the Jotunheim chain, and continues as far as the countr..
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The Flåmsbana is a railway on the edge of Aurlandsfjord that takes passengers 866m up in the air within 46min, with gradients of up to 55%. You will be treated to absolutely spectacular landscapes on the way up! The small museum nearby, extended in 2..
6 Dalarna
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S - 79183 Falun
Dalarna represents all that is Swedish par excellence, from the brightly coloured costumes to the spirited dancing and music, always with the backdrop of a magnificent rural landscape. Nowadays, Dalarna's folk traditions draw in many visitors. The vi..
7 Kukkola Rapids
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The Kukkolaforsen, dominated by dilapidated wooden jetties, watermills and the inevitable fishermen's huts form a most familiar scene. Since the Middle Ages, people have traditionally fished from the jetties, catching all sorts of species of whitefis..
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The third largest lake in Sweden (1 140km2), Mälaren stretches from west to east over 150km as far as Stockholm, where it flows into the Baltic. It is made up of a multitude of meandering arms separated by islands and peninsulas. Some 20 historical h..
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Starting at the city itself and strewn over a distance of almost 70km off the Baltic coast, the incredibly beautiful Stockholm Archipelago reaches from north to south over almost 140km. It encompasses 24 000 islands and reefs, and, while only 150 are..
10 National Fine Arts Museum
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Sølvgade 48-50 DK - 1307 København
The original building boasts a collection of Danish and international art up to 1900 in two sections: European art from 1300 to 1800, in particular Flemish and Dutch painters from the 15C-18C; and Danish and European art from 1800 to 1900. A gallery,..
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Ny Vestergade 10 DK - 1471 København
Housed in the Prince's Palace (1774) that the Marble Bridge links to Christiansborg, the Museum was extended in the 1980s by vast halls that regularly hold temporary exhibitions. The permanent collection presents the history of Denmark through its su..
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Nyhavn DK - 1051 København
This picturesque port was built in the late 17C to allow ships up to the Royal Square. The rapid development of trade here led to the construction of warehouses and narrow housing for the merchants. This once infamous quarter is today an ideal place ..
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Kronborg 2C DK - 3000 Helsingør
King Erik of Pomerania decided to take advantage of Helsingør's strategic position at the entrance to the narrow strip of water linking the North Sea and the Baltic. And so, in 1427 he introduced Sound Dues, a duty imposed on all passing ships, and b..
14 Andersen Quarter
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Hans Jensens Staede DK - 5000 Odense
This is the most attractive part of Odense, with cobbled streets and tiny half-timbered houses dating from the late 18C and early 19C. The homes have been carefully restored and look quite enchanting with their fresh paint, small square windows and h..
15 Cathedral
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Domkirkestræde 10 DK - 4000 Roskilde
Since Margrethe I, 38 Danish monarchs have been buried in the cathedral, which is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The cathedral was built between 1170 and the 14C, and is both Romanesque and Early Gothic in style. The whitewashed vaulting inside in..
16 Viking Ship Museum
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Vindeboder 12 DK - 4000 Roskilde
This museum on the banks of the fjord displays five Viking ships that were deliberately sunk around the year 1000 to prevent attacks by pirates. The ships, which were used for either war or trade, make for an interesting visit. It includes a shipyard..
17 Frederiksbord Castle
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Frederiksborg Slot DK - 3400 Hillerød
A fine example of Dutch Renaissance architecture, this grand red-brick castle embellished with stoneware decors and elegant gables was built between 1599 and 1622 by Christian IV. It was a royal residence for 100 years. An impressive barbican stands ..
18 Louisiana Modern Art Museum
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Gammel Strandvej 13 DK - 3050 Humlebæk
Founded in 1958 by Knud W. Jensen, this modern art museum uses the site's natural beauty to enhance its collections, which include works by Calder, Arp, Ernst, Dubuffet, Moore, César and Giacometti. Sculptures dotted around the beautiful grounds appe..
19 National Gallery
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Universitetsgata 13 N - 0164 Oslo
This important collection is presented in a style which is initially disconcerting, yet extremely thought-provoking. For example, one room juxtaposes The Scream and The Dance of Life against works by Gauguin, Courbet and Monet; elsewhere a landscape ..
20 Bygdøy
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Huk Aveny N - 0287 Oslo
The peninsula of Bygdøy reaches out into Oslo's fjord. It lies to the west of the capital and is home to six large museums, most of which are devoted to Norway's maritime activities. It is a residential area with a great many gardens to the north (ho..


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So lets have a little bit of fun today. It seems that every group, school and town is getting a list, so lets add federal employees to those groups! Feel free to add your own at the bottom of the blog.
1. When people shout "high five!" and your first thought is "over my dead body.
2. Jan. 1 doesn't even hold a candle to Oct. 1. Its the cleanest slate you can imagine.
3. You give your children 180 days to respond to a new rule you are proposing. Corollary: You refer to your family as "stakeholders."
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You cringe at the phrase "Close enough for Government work."
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A GS9 with many years less service than you is temporarily promoted into a GS-12 position that they do not qualify for either with experience or TIG and even more so, is NOT even vacant yet!
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Hello Students and Parents,
Here are the following dates and times of the November and December choral events.
Men's and Women's Choir:
21 - Winter Wonderland Concert @ Colony Recreation Center
Call Time: 5:30
Concert Time: 7:00
Tickets on sale at the Villages Box Office HERE
Volunteers needed
30 - 12 Days of Christmas Concert @ New Covenant United Methodist Church
Call Time 5:00
Concert Time: 6:00
11-12 - Madrigal Dinner @ New Covenant United Methodist Church
Call time 5:00
Concert Time: 7:00
Tickets will be sold in the VHS Main Office and the Lifelong Learning College Office
Many Volunteers needed for this event
Festival Singers:
IN ADDITION to the VHS Chamber Singers, the following students have been selected for Festival Singers. This list in not final, and I may add to this list at any time.
Erin Eatmon
Harmony Hillman
Monica Mears
Hailey Mineo
Eliana Ross
Sara Tweedle
Rachel Burress
Sunny Liu
Carly Medeiros
Sofia Pozo
Alyssa Rodriguez
Jessica Steadman
Dakota Dunning
Kylien Baty
Brandon Mullins
Trenton Penley
Connor Smith
Seth Sunday
Byrell Bautista
Cody Jolly
Kaleb Klein
Aaron Hubbard
Zachary Maas
Regin Mantuano
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You will need to check the Moodle class regularly for updates on rehearsal tracks. Each choir has its own section on the Moodle page, and under each section will be downloadable tracks to practice your choral music at home. Download the track that has your part distinction and use the track along with your sheet music to learn your part. This is a valuable tool that will allow us to get through more music more quickly. The link for the Moodle site is:https://moodle.tvcs.org/moodle/login/index.php
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Interview With Ariel Schrag
At 27 years old, writer and cartoonist Ariel Schrag has published four comic books, penned a big-screen adaptation of one of them, been the subject of a documentary and been a staff writer on Showtime's The L Word for two seasons. And Schrag started her thriving career young — she began as a teenager growing up in Berkeley, Calif., when she scrupulously documented her life in the autobiographical comic books Awkward, Definition, Potential and Likewise.
At a time when most people are painfully self-conscious and protective, Schrag exposed herself with an honesty and sharpness that captured the attention of underground comics and eventually led to a publishing deal with Slave Labor Graphics. Each book in the series examines a year in Schrag's high school experience, including stories about intricate friendships and crushes, smoking pot in her bedroom, her parents' divorce and the process of coming out as bisexual, and then as a lesbian.
After graduation, Schrag attended Columbia University to study English Literature. It was during her senior year there that director Sharon Barnes filmed the documentary Confession: A Film About Ariel Schrag, which won the NewFest Audience Award in 2004 and later aired on PBS.
Things have only picked up since then. Stuck in the Middle: Seventeen Comics From an Unpleasant Age, an anthology she edited, is due out this month from Viking. And her two years on The L Word aren't the last you'll see of her work in Hollywood. Her book Potential — about her junior year in high school — was recently picked up by Killer Films. It will be directed by Rose Troche, and filming is expected to begin this summer. We recently talked with Schrag about coming out to her parents via her comic books, working on The L Word and her advice for aspiring cartoonists.
AfterEllen.com: As a writer and cartoonist, you're known for your candor. How did your family react to the autobiographical comic book series you wrote in high school?
Ariel Schrag: They were into them. People ask that question because there's a lot of sex and drugs, but there weren't any repercussions. I don't even remember feeling awkward about it. When Definition came out, I said to my dad: "You can look at this, but you can only comment on the art. You can't comment on anything that's happening." He was like, "OK, I like this drawing here and that drawing there." He just pushed past the naked pictures. I was so proud of what I had done that I wanted to share it with them; it just seemed silly to let something like that get in the way.
AE: How did they respond when you came out in the series?
AS: I don't have a clear memory of that. After Definition, there was one time when my mom said, "So are you straight, lesbian or bisexual?" I felt awkward even though I had detailed it with precision in the comics, but in a way I think it made it easier. I could say, "Well, what do the comics say?"
After Potential came out, my dad said, "I didn't know you were having such a hard time." It was sweet. He felt he should respond in a parental way, but they never ever used the comic against me. They never used it as, "You're doing this bad thing" or "You need to tell me about this part of your life now." They were always very respectful.
AE: Were your parents artistic?
AS: My dad was a really good artist. He became a lawyer, but for a long time he did a lot of art. He made an animated film based on Dracula and did illustration and drawings. And my mom is a composer. I was inspired by her when I was younger, living in the same house, because she was always working on her compositions. That just seemed like the thing to do: Stay in your room and work on your art. It's as simple as the person is there doing it constantly. When you realize that's the lifestyle, then you realize you can start doing it, too.
AE: What has the experience been like of adapting Potential into a film?
AS: It's been so fun. When I first took a crack at it, I didn't know what I was doing, but by the second draft I thought I had something very good, and with that we got Rose Troche to direct. We worked together on fixing it up even more, and it became really tight.
Killer Films helped. They came to me and said they were interested in working together, and I said I'd like to adapt Potential. Also, my friends [helped]. I showed it to everybody, which was interesting because with comics, I'm very private. With the script, I held readings at my house. It was much more collaborative.
AE: Speaking of collaborations, how did you get involved in the book Stuck in the Middle: Seventeen Comics from an Unpleasant Age?
AS: An editor at Viking approach me and was interested in doing something together. They have a young adult audience, and I said I had a comic I drew about middle school. They thought it was great [and asked if I could] do a book full of these things. I said what I'd really rather do is create an anthology, because I know so many great cartoonists. I was able to go to a lot of people who I love, so we came out with a really great collection.
AE: What was it like to take part in the documentary film Confession with Sharon Barnes?
AS: That was my senior year in college. Sharon Barnes approached me with the idea, and I thought it sounded totally fun. My whole life people [have accused me] of taking other peoples' lives and turning it into something — writing autobiography is complicated. When Sharon wanted to do this documentary, it felt like a great turning of the tables. The way you're edited completely creates a personality for you the same way creating a comic book character does. I was basically putting myself in her hands and was going to have to deal with the image that she put out.
There are parts that make me cringe, but overall I'm really happy with it. Barnes made me feel really comfortable. They would give me little breaks to rest. You don't realize how exhausting it is to have a camera on you at all times. I didn't think about that part. They would leave the room and let me be alone for like 10 minutes, and I would just collapse. Even though I thought I'd been acting normally, I'd been much more on.


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House Republicans view this policy as one of the key replacement planks in their "repeal and replace" strategy for the health law.
The Hill: Parties Clash Over Selling Insurance Across State Lines Basic consumer protections that exist in almost every state would be eroded if insurance companies could sell policies across state lines, Democrats said Wednesday. Rep. Henry Waxman (D-Calif.) said some coverage mandates, such as a requirement to cover adopted children and disabled adult children, are on the books in more than 40 states. A Republican bill to ease the interstate sale of insurance would take away many of those protections, he said (Baker, 5/25).
CQ HealthBeat: House GOP: Replace Health Overhaul with Interstate Sales of Insurance Several states recently approved measures to allow insurance companies based elsewhere to sell health coverage within their borders, usurping the traditional regulatory relationship among state insurance departments, companies and consumers. House Republicans have now seized on a national version of this idea as one of the first "replace" planks in their "repeal and replace" campaign against the health care law (Norman, 5/25).
Earlier, related KHN coverage: FAQ: Selling Health Insurance Across State Lines (Galewitz and Verdon, 1/25).
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In 1994 I was diagnosed with celiac disease, which led me to create Celiac.com in 1995. I created this site for a single purpose: To help as many people as possible with celiac disease get diagnosed so they can begin to live happy, healthy gluten-free lives. Celiac.com was the first site on the Internet dedicated solely to celiac disease, and since then it has become an invaluable resource to people worldwide who seek information about celiac disease and the gluten-free diet.
In 1998 I created The Gluten-Free Mall, Your Special Diet Superstore! which was also another Internet first—it was the first gluten-free food site to offer a shopping cart-style interface, and the ability for people to order gluten-free products manufactured by many different companies at a single Web site.
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I asked in March 2014 and never heard, but I respectfully request again if you would transfer this man (Find A Grave#80130638) who is my 2nd great grandfather, to me. I tried your email but it said it had fatal errors.
If you don't wish to transfer my ancestor, could you please contact me with an explanation?
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Jerry,,thank you for posting the information on William Haggard. He is my second great grandfather. I am interested in the photo of him and how I might receive one. Also any information on William or his family.
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The pic you have attached to this GW Jones belonges to the one that died in Arkansas not this one.
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The picture you attributed to Phin Clanton is actually Pete Spence. It is a common error. There are only two know photos of Phin (he didn't like his photo taken) and they are in private hands. Sorry but would appreciate it if you would remove the error. You may contact me if you'd like to receive more information.
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I was wondering where you got the picture for James Ransome Woodard? The information attached to the picture is incorrect. He was my Great Grandfather. I have a great deal of information on him. I also have the original picture you have posted to Find A Grave. The original picture had his wife in it as well. Did you get the edited copy of the picture from Ancestry? I have been tracing this family line for 23 years, if you need help in correcting the information on him I will gladly help. Thank you, Laurie Woodard-Large
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I appreciate all the info you have put up for my gggrandfather. However, I doubt your last entry that the family might have taken him back to TN. The obit states he was buried in Tom Bean, Grayson, TX (if I remember correctly).
I have tried in vain to find him in either state and no one in the family has any further info.
I would appreciate your transferring him to me, if you are not more closely related.
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he would have enlisted in Blount Co,Ala and he was of age.
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How to be Tommy Tonned
Whilst the side of buses all over town promote SJP's new film 'I don't know how she does it', I'm somewhat more concerned with pondering the fact that I don't know how he does it. The 'he' in question being Tommy Ton, street style photographer extraordinaire who, with his blog Jak and Jil and subsequent shots for Style.com, has given a whole new meaning to both the terms 'Street Style' and 'Shoe Fetish.'
But how does Tommy Ton capture such unique shots time after time? After all, fashion weeks are becoming more of a playground for the snap-happy than for dedicated show-goers. I think it's because he's rather selective about when, where and of whom to take that special shot. What does it take to be Tommy Tonned, then? I believe it's down to a selection of the following 4 factors:
1. Clashing and Matching
Summer or Winter, rain or shine - it's time to rip up the rulebook of taste and clash prints and colour to your hearts desire. Lashings of eccentric jewellery is a plus, plus, plus. Besides, remember darling: the camera has no ears to hear that awkward clinking of metal against metal!
2. Clashing and Matching with a friend
In order to further ensure some well-deserved Tommy Tonnage, it's time to phone a friend. Kudos to the above pair, who appear to be literally wearing the same dress. Yet another fashion faux-pas turned on its head in the topsy turvy world that is Fashion Week.
3. Clashing and Matching whilst Texting
Wah, so much colour clashing! And matching! And texting! I like to think that, from left to right, they are using a smiley face, a sad face, and a sticky-out-tongue face in their respective texts - but all with regards to the same show.
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The piece-de-resistance of le Tommy Tonnage has to be this lady, who manages to match with the wall behind her, whilst texting, whilst smiling. Now that's just a Tommy Ton treatment waiting to happen.
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Christmas: Back by Popular Demand
- Friday, December 21, 2012
In what ways are you still paying for the efforts of last Christmas? Credit-card bills, installment loans, soured relationships, wounded spirits, burn-out, embarrassment, gifts promised but as yet unfinished or unfulfilled.
What changes are you willing to make starting right now to affect a different outcome this year? As we head into this most wonderful time of the year, you'll be making lots of decisions on how you will use your time and your money. In fact, it may already be coming at you with full force. It takes a lot of courage to go against the flow, but it will be easier if you keep one eye on December 26. See every decision and spending opportunity in the light of what will remain when it's over for another year.
What Really Matters
One year I asked my family of DPL members at DebtProofLiving.com to tell me about their best Christmas gift ever. I got every kind of response you could possibly imagine. And they were as unique as the individuals who responded. Yet every response had a deep, emotional dimension: spending time with family, welcoming a new family member, surprising loved ones with a visit, receiving a treasured possession from a grandparent. What I learned (I'll be sharing the responses in coming chapters) is that all of the trouble we put ourselves through to spend enough money to be acceptable is often wasted. What really matters is rarely available for purchase in a store.
Whatever your personality or the scope of your goals, the secret to your success will be found in your ability to stick with your plan. The bottom line is that you want to bring wonderful memories and renewed relationships with you into the New Year—not a pile of new debt for all kinds of stuff you can scarcely recall buying.
Remember, it is not up to you to find the absolutely perfect gift that will fulfill the deepest desire of every person on your list. It's not your responsibility to become a mind reader and a dream fulfiller. The people on your list—as much as they love and adore you—probably don't remember what you gave them last year. In the end, it just doesn't matter that much what presents you give, provided that your desired sentiment is conveyed.
So before you get caught up in the emotion of the season and sidetracked by all those offers of "zero interest until next year!" determine how much cash you have to spend. Compare that to the number of gifts you'd like to give and other expenses of the season. Set a dollar limit for each one and stick to it no matter what.
Doing whatever it takes to enjoy an all-cash Christmas is the very best gift you can give yourself and your family.
I know you can do it too.
This article is an excerpt from Chapter 1 of Mary Hunt's book: Debt-Proof Your Christmas: Celebrating the Holidays without Breaking the Bank (Baker, 2012). Used with permission.
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Harrison Thomas Charles Hall was awarded his Eagle Badge at an Eagle Scout court of honor Dec. 29 at St. John's Lutheran Church.
The members of the Exchange Club of Effingham County learned that libraries and the services they offer have come a long way since most of them first started visiting the local library.
Rotary Interact Club members from Effingham County High School were guests at the breakfast meeting of the Rotary Club of Effingham Sunrise in Guyton.
The Effingham County School District is already one of the biggest supporters of the American Diabetes Association's annual Kiss-a-Pig fundraiser, and now the ADA is looking to get the rest of the Effingham community on board.
A simple act of kindness can go a long way in helping someone - particularly a child - through a tough time.
Springfield City Manager Brett Bennett recently spoke to the Rotary Club of Effingham Sunrise.
Air Force Airman Brandon L. Peterson graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas.
Effingham Chamber of Commerce members and staff and community volunteers were busy in the kitchen Thursday afternoon, making more than 300 loaves of raisin bread.
The winners of this year's poster and essay contests were honored at Monday's youth program as part of Effingham County's Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Observance.
Destiny Bradshaw gave a presentation to the Rincon Noon Lions Club on the United Way Center for Working Families.
The Mighty 8th Air Force recently received a $25,000 private donation for the B-17 "City of Savannah" restoration project. A major portion of this donation, made by a World War II B-17 pilot, is for the purchase of an authentic WWII B-17 ball turret.
Sara Corley, RN, was chosen as the recipient of the 2012 Dr. Ray D. Webb Scholarship.
As the youngest child in her family - and the only girl - Melba Jean Jones Dobson looked up to her four brothers.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his landmark "I Have a Dream" speech nearly 50 years ago. Monday, his legacy in words and actions was celebrated, in honor of what would have been his 84th birthday.
Air Force Airman Andrew C. Hall graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas.
The dates have been set for what has become Effingham County's largest outdoor festival and this year it will again be held on a much larger venue.
Effingham County and South Effingham high schools put on quite a show Friday in their annual battle on the football field.
Complete with a chairperson dressed as Wonder Woman, the United Way of Effingham County kicked off its 2014 fundraising campaign Wednesday with the theme of "together working wonders."
R&B musician Ironing Board Sam will be taking the stage at the Mars on Saturday. This show will be the fifth in a series of six concerts at the Mars Theatre in support of American Roots and Blues Artists through the Music Maker Relief Foundation.
Family Promise of Effingham County held a fundraiser golf tournament Saturday at Lost Plantation Golf Course, raising more than $4,000 to help homeless families in Effingham.
Having staged a successful tournament at Savannah's Lake Mayer, the Bass Anglers Plus is casting toward Effingham County for its next event.
The Effingham County High School softball team paid tribute to the county's first responders prior to the Lady Rebels' game Friday against South Effingham.
The Effingham Chamber will host a Lunch 'n Learn meeting Tuesday starting at 11:30 a.m. at the Mars Theatre in Springfield, featuring the CEO of Moon River Studios Jake Shapiro. Shapiro will give the community an update on the studio's plans to build in Effingham County.
The 2014 Buddy Walk will be held Oct. 4 at 10 a.m. in Forsyth Park in historic downtown Savannah.
Mike Murphy, Effingham Health System's strategic business liaison, spoke to the Effingham Sunrise Rotary Club Tuesday about the hospital's 45th anniversary.
Aviation Boatswain's Mate (Handling) Airman Tyler Land from Clyo is pictured using a wire brush to clean a fire nozzle in the hangar bay of the U.S. Navy's forward-deployed aircraft carrier USS George Washington (CVN 73) as the ship departs Fleet Activities Yokosuka, Japan.
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Sunday December 23, 2012 / 6:30pmBilly Elliot the Musical
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