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Dear tjuan1010,
Zack's dead?! Are you sure?!
I should've just gone on that date with him—just one would've been harmless, but now it's too late…
…No! He was going to become a hero! He can't be dead!
Dear tjuan1010,
Zack's dead?! Are you sure?!
I should've just gone on that date with him—just one would've been harmless, but now it's too late…
…No! He was going to become a hero! He can't be dead!
Dear Hobgoblin,
Hey, I just got my keyblade! It'd be a little presumptuous to request Master status right away. Those two will have to take that test without me.
But if the boys think I'm not gonna learn how to use this thing, they've got another thing coming.
Dear nenilein,
What's there to explain? I had it memorized—apparently he didn't.
Dear Eldariub,
Did Braig tell you this? I realize my colleague likes to pretend he has a sense of humor, so please don't take everything he says at face-value. I'll remind him to show a little more professional decorum from now on.
Dear wuss,
Because you're a weakling and there's nothing you can do to stop me. How's that for a reason?
Dear sapstormarz,
Master Xehanort took Ventus on as his apprentice and separated me from him.
I'd say I'm the better half, wouldn't you agree?
Dear kae-hikari,
What?! But that's not possible—
No, wait, I mean…
Thank you.
Dear anon,
Hey, Sora and Kairi like me too! All three of us stick together, no matter what!
Dear anon,
Actually, it doesn't feel that heavy at all!
Well, I mean, it's sort of hard to explain… When I hit enemies with it, it does feel like a lot of weight goes into the attack, but handling it feels natural, like the keyblade's just an extension of myself. It kind of feels like it knows me, you know?
Dear anon,
Go ahead and try to tell me you're not intimidated by this mug. Besides, it's more convenient to keep it on than to have to carry it around everywhere.
Dear vennarogue,
Currently AKH is being run by just the two of us. The Brunette does have a sister that she sometimes runs drafts by, though.
-The Admins
Dear house-of-neri,
First of all, AWESOME username.
And thank you! We aim to please. :>
-The Admins
Dear anon,
(seriously, this blog wouldn't exist without you guys.)
-The Admins
Dear anon,
Haha, thanks!
Umm, well, I don't know. I've always been fighting backhanded as long as I can remember. Although I could probably learn to wield it in a more regular stance if I wanted to. But this works for me.
Dear lizzieshiro,
Yeah, I still remember them.
And even though the memories were fake, I still kind of miss the three of them. I know that sounds weird since I never really knew them…
But, Sora met them. So I guess you could say I get to be friends with them by association.
Dear the-human-unversed,
They are a powerful tool which will be a key element in the quest for my victory. My opinion of them is that they are useful.
-Master Xehanort
Dear Saki,
To be honest, I wasn't even completely sure what he was talking about. Sometimes he doesn't really speak normal English. Hayner had a theory about it: "Any guy who would wear an outfit like that and still try to be the town big-shot is probably not all there in his head anyway."
Dear anon,
I cannot imagine what the size of your vocabulary was beforehand, so you're welcome, I suppose.
I find eloquence to be merely beneficial to one's overall efficiency, nothing praise-worthy. But thank you, all the same.
Words are power—use them wisely.
-Xemnas, Luxord, and Zexion
Dear duskwolves,
I was…born under special circumstances. Even Diz says I shouldn't technically exist—pretty ironic, seeing as how Nobodies aren't supposed exist anyway.
Dear MegaWallflower,
Thank you, that's very sweet of you to say.
And as for my outfit; well, it's not like I went through a one day makeover or anything. I just outgrew the clothes I had and got new ones.
Dear nenilein,
I—what on earth?! I don't remember this!
…why are there two of me?
There's two of me too!…and why is one of them wearing a skirt…?
-Sora and Roxas
Dear Kyubey,
You can take your magical contract and shove it.
Dear anon,
Our armor is tailored to fit each individual, but you know, I've never really given it much thought…
Maybe it's aero-dynamic? We never really questioned it when Master Eraqus gave us our armor. I just remember feeling really honored when I finally received mine.
Whatever, I think they look awesome!
-Terra, Aqua, and Ventus
Dear Hobgoblin,
What?! Yuffie! She better not have! I'm gonna go talk to her right now!
Dear fideo,
Flattery will get you nowhere. Although I should tell you that I won't be staying like this for very long…
-Master Xehanort
Dear anon,
I choose the option where I kill you. You made that an option by asking the question.
Dear anon,
Sure it is. I mean, to each his own, right? And it works for me.
Dear MegaWallflower,
Sure! My dad says that anything is possible with enough effort.
Dear MegaWallflower,
Oh, wow, we did used to fight over her, didn't we? Haha, man, those were the days….
My favorite thing about Kairi would definitely have to be the strength of her heart. The three of us have been through a lot but throughout all our adventures, all she ever wanted to do was get the three of us back together.
Hey, you stole mine!
-Sora and Riku
Dear MegaWallflower,
I'm no pushover. He kept pulling me by the arm, but I broke away and just ran for it. I ended up running through this void until I saw an opening like the one that led me to Twlilight Town and I just jumped through it.
Of course, shortly after that I got captured by Saïx … maybe jumping through that opening wasn't the best idea…
Dear MegaWallflower,
Wow, thank you so much for saying all that. I feel really appreciated right now. Haha.
And as for where my strength comes from; it comes from my friends. Through all our adventures, my one motivation - the one thing keeping me from falling into darkness or complacency - was the thought of seeing Sora and Riku again. The idea that the three of us could be together and hang out on that island just like we always did. That idea kept me going and reminded me that no matter what, I wouldn't abandon them.
Dear anon,
I wasn't sure how I felt, at first. I felt like everything I'd known was a lie—I was just some toy in someone's experiment.
But in a way, some part of me wasn't surprised. I had thought I was a Nobody, but it turned out that all along I did have a heart. Suddenly everything—all the confusion, the hurt, even the happiness I'd felt—made sense.
Dear Concerned,
…But why?
I don't like judging people until after I've met them.
Dear lincoglesby,
Meh. He's useful to me so I keep him around. That's about it.
Dear nenilein,
Psh. This means nothing. He can't even smash up that computer properly; he barely made a dent. Dark intent means nothing without power to back it up.
Dear vennarogue,
-The Brunette
-The Redhead
Dear nenilein,
Wait, wait, wait, that's not me!!! I don't even know who that is!
No…Aqua's gonna be so mad….
Dear anon,
I'm gonna take that as a compliment and spare your life… for now.
Dear anon,
S….Samurai pants?…. What the…..
Frankly, I don't even know how to respond to this request. Clearly you have been misinformed about the things I teach to my students….
-Master Eraqus and Terra
Dear vennarogue,
I've heard it vaguely mentioned…. from the way people talk about it, I am relatively certain that I do not wish to know more.
Dear anon,
Ha! Terra is SUCH a show-off.
What are you talking about?! Terra's the best! Although, you're not too shabby yourself, Aqua.
Well I don't think either of us could be as light on our hands as you are, Ven.
-Terra, Aqua, and Ventus
Dear anon,
If I say it was me, do I get the free hug?
Dear anon,
Well, I don't remember anything about where I came from, or life before living with Master Eraqus and the others, so…I suppose it's possible.
I guess I'd want to meet him!
Dear anon,
He's about as useful to me as a watch. He tells me the time and the plan, but that's as far as our relationship goes.
And as for having to fight him, I've thought of that already. The old man's fighting is nothing to sneeze at, but I've been preparing for that possibility ever since I was created. If we fight, he's goin' down.
Dear swordofsvikin,
Well, I don't really know what I'd ask him, because we're pretty much the same….
I guess I'd ask if he was looking forward to the future.
-Data Sora
Dear whiterobes,
I don't know how long I've been in here. I'm getting worried, though, because it seems like it's been far too long. What's going on up there?
Thank you for your words, though. Honestly, it really means a lot to me.
Dear dawizzlbizzle,
What are dreams but the echoes of a person's conscious, the continuing thoughts of those who sleep?
I dare say we are the dreams.
Dear anon,
Well, I'm still trying to figure that out myself…
I might not have spent all my time with the real versions, but Sora's friends with the real Hayner, Pence, and Olette, and I'm connected to Sora, so some part of me still feels like I know them well enough to call them my friends too.
I think I can sort of relate to that. Axel was a real jerk to me and Kairi, but I feel like I can't really hate him, even after all that. I mean, giving himself up to save me aside, Roxas is a part of me, and him and Axel are best friends, so in that way I feel we're connected too.
-Sora and Roxas
Dear anon,
And I know it.


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September 8, 2005
TT: Stay, thou art fairI'm sitting in a Madison hotel room that looks out on Lake Mendota, so tired from Wednesday's wanderings that I can barely see straight. You'll have to wait until tomorrow for a fuller account of my adventures, but I do want to say something now about my visit to Taliesin, Frank Lloyd Wright's home and headquarters. I spent most of the morning and afternoon walking the grounds, escorted by Keiran Murphy, one of Taleisin's resident archivists and historians. Keiran was kind enough to serve as my tour guide for the day, though calling her that would be like calling Hilary Hahn a fiddler. Never in my life have I been given a more sensitive and comprehending tour of anything, anywhere. Listening to her talk about Wright and looking at everything she pointed out, I felt as if my eyes had opened to twice their normal size.
At the end of the day, Keiran and I stood together on a hill overlooking Taliesin, gazing at the house and the vast, all-encompassing view beyond it. (You can see the foot of the hill at the right-hand edge of this photo.) For a moment I didn't trust myself to speak.
"I guess you get used to everything," I finally said, "but I don't see how anyone could get used to seeing this every day."
"Oh, you do," Keiran replied. "Most of the time, anyway. Except when the wind and sun and humidity are just right. When everything is right." She paused. "Then it's so beautiful, it hurts."
"Such beauty as hurts to behold," I said, thinking of the first line of a poem by Paul Goodman that I love:
Such beauty as hurts to behold
and so gentle as salves the wound:
I am shivering though it is not cold
and dark as in a swoon.
She nodded. We stood in silence for a little while longer, clinging vainly to the passing moment.
"I guess we'd better go back to the world," I said at last.
"I guess we'd better," she said, and we walked down the hill to the house.
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After a busy week, here's a chance to catch up on some of the news happening outside of our neighborhood! We've pulled together some of our favorite recent stories from our site and our sister sites, as well as some other fascinating pieces that are worth a read this weekend:
Locals are barking mad over a DOH ban on dogs at the bar The Gate, and have started a petition. [Park Slope Stoop]
Firefighter ordered to take diversity class after racist assault. [Sheepshead Bites]
Dogzilla, dog Ira Glass, "Shih Tzu in a toilet," and other hits from this year's Great PUPkin doggie Halloween costume contest. [Fort Greene Focus]
Jon Kest was remembered as a leader who worked tirelessly for social justice in the city. [Ditmas Park Corner]
Oh, F train, why are you always so crazy? [KensingtonBK]
Metal bar Lucky 13 Saloon has moved to Gowanus. [South Slope News]
"The NYPD is engaged in a wide-ranging social experiment in the mass criminalization of poor non-white New Yorkers." [Gotham Gazette]
A Sheepshead Bay cafe has the scariest Halloween decorations ever. [SB]
A look inside Brooklyn's newest bar, comfort food restaurant, and ping pong hall. [FGF]
Brooklyn Center for the Performing Arts kicks off 60th anniversary season with concert by Bobby McFerrin. [DPC]
Citi Bike is spreading south into more of Brooklyn…well, more of Park Slope. [PSS]
"The Following" apparently ruins life in Clinton Hill, attempts to make amends with ice cream truck and sad letter. [FGF]
You're going to want to adopt every single one of these dogs. [DPC]
There are a few problems with that 10 hour catcalling video. That's no reason not to discount the impact of street harassment. [Salon]
The ultimate soundtrack to NYC. [Brokelyn]
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Wall Street Journal
Report: Apple to release updated phone this summer
NEW YORK (AP) — Apple is set for a possible summer launch of the next iPhone, rather than a fall launch like the last two models, according to a report Tuesday in The Wall Street Journal.
Daniel Pearl Foundation taps 2 journalists for fellowships
LOS ANGELES (CNS) – The Daniel Pearl Foundation, named for the Wall Street Journal reporter killed in 2002 by terrorists in Pakistan, announced today the selection of two journalists for fellowships. Click to listen to an interview with the foundation's exec. director.
Apple buys WiFi-location startup
NEW YORK (AP) — Apple has bought WiFiSLAM, a startup that has been developing a way to use WiFi hotspots to help smartphones navigate large indoor spaces, like stores, airports and conference centers.
Brett King on Business Rockstars
Today on Business Rockstars, Ken Rutkowski talks with a bestselling author and American Banker's Innovator of the Year for 2012, Brett King. The founder of the direct mobile bank Moven, he is an International Judge for the GSMA Global Mobile Awards, the Asian Banker Retail Excellence Awards and the Middle-East Business Achievement Awards.
Alone, together: Snowed in, in the age of hashtags
HAMDEN, Conn. (AP) — The East Coast woke up under a blanket of snow this weekend and collectively documented the experience on social media. Facebook, Twitter and other technologies make it increasingly difficult to stay isolated — even if you're stuck home alone.
Bang for the buck
Interesting quotes from Yankees first baseman Mark Teixeira in the Wall Street Journal. He's got a contract that pays him $22.5 million dollars a year. Is he overpaid? He says yes.
Wall Street Journal infiltrated by Chinese hackers
NEW YORK (AP) — The Wall Street Journal says its computer systems have been infiltrated by Chinese hackers who were trying to monitor the newspaper's coverage of China.
American, US Airways could be close to merger
DALLAS (AP) — The CEO of American Airlines parent AMR Corp. is in talks about becoming chairman if his company merges with US Airways.
Report: Apple may build less expensive iPhone
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Apple is trying to decide whether it makes sense to offer a cheaper iPhone as it tries to boost sales in less-affluent countries and reclaim some of the market share lost to cheaper phones running Google's Android software.
Cerberus to sell gun company that makes Bushmaster
(AP) – The company that makes one of the weapons used to kill elementary school children in Connecticut is being put up for sale by its owner, which called Friday's tragedy a "watershed event" in the debate over gun control.


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Hi, welcome to a day in my life as a Kingston Uni student! I took a series of pictures and I'm sharing them to give you a taste of some of the things I get up to and what uni life could be like for you.
I'm a final year Architecture Masters student, It is actually my 5th year at Kingston university, not because i failed a few years, I completed my undergraduate degree in 2012. I then worked for a year in a big firm and then started a two years masters program at Kingston which is now amongst the top 40 universities in Europe for architecture.
Strength training at David Lloyds gym in Kingston town centre. It's quite pricey but I get to enjoy letting off steam in the pool, jacuzzi, steam room and sauna while enjoying views of Kingston while I train.
Not bad but if you are looking for a more economical option then uni gym or the gym in town will do nicely, I've been a member of both myself before.
Tying a 5 meter piece of cloth in less than 10 minutes every morning can seem like a chore but I really enjoy it. Getting good fabrics for a turban can be quite tricky and if it was easy I'd fly to India to get some whenever i need it!
However if i need fabric locally, for turbans or otherwise, John Lewis or Bentalls in Kingston have great options but can be quite expensive. A cheaper solution are the markets in Tooting which have the same quality. So now you know where to go next time you are thinking of tying a turban!
I teach drawing to children of various ages which is inspirational and also good way to get some extra cash. One of the great things about doing a degree is the wealth of knowledge you gain and it's great to be able to pass it on to others in this way!
Making time to see friends and loved ones is a must. Managing your time at uni effectively so you can work hard but have time to relax is an important part of a student's life.
I think for me that has drastically improved while being at uni, I went from being an hour late to see friends or cancelling at the last minute to being a punctual and reliable person (15mins late all the time, but i send a text to say why).
Gluing bits of card together and making miniature models is one of the wide spectrum of things I get to do when studying architecture at Kingston. It sounds tedious but i enjoy every bit of it...even when i super glued my fingers together unintentionally!
The architecture MA teaching method at Kingston usually involves fewer lectures and more studio based seminars and tutorials, I can engage in one to one conversations with two tutors.
The great thing about Kingston University is that the tutors are mostly practicing architects or own their own firms so they constantly have a feel for the real world. I hope to be working and tutoring at the same time as an architect one day too.
Interviewing ambassadors at recruitment events is one of the many jobs i am involved with as a Kingston university student ambassador. It is a fantastic way to get paid for sharing your experiences and helping students, inspiring children and growing as a person at the same time.
Getting a part-time job is essential for me and with the wealth of shops in Kingston there are plenty of opportunities to get jobs while studying and if you want to stay and work in uni like I do there are many jobs available to you.
I think it's clear that I love good food which means i eat out often, it's a great way to get friends around a table. There are many great restaurants in the Kingston area, from Italian, Indian, Japanese, Turkish, Mexican and many more. My favourite in Kingston has to be Jamie Oliver's restaurant, a great place for lunch or dinner in a friendly atmosphere and unbelievable food.
This is clearly a time for working hard at the end of the day (not watching breaking bad), I usually work on my desk but since I bought my mac, lying on my bed and "working" has been irresistible.
Although it usually is a way of putting me to sleep long before i finish an assignment hence I sit up instead. This highlights an important issue however. Sleeping. Most people overlook it and whether you are an owl or an early bird, sleep is a very important part of our daily cycle. I'm an owl, but I make sure to get at least 6 hours because there is nothing worse than sleeping at 6am or worse, not sleeping at all and being up for a lecture at 9:00am the next morning. (Trust me I've done both and it's not amazing).
See more Kingston Uni students day in the life pictures on our Pinterest board.
Posted 14 May 2014 by Adam
My hometown, and of course famous for the Wimbledon Tennis championships (where I was a ball boy!). The atmosphere is great especially during the tennis. It's a peaceful area, with lots of parks, tennis courts, great for shopping and in my unbiased opinion the best, most balanced place in all of London.
In my opinion it's the best park and open space area in London (including Hyde Park). I love it there so much that I will sometimes go just to have a 7 mile cycle around the parameter. I'm more of a person that enjoys peace and quiet opposed to the manic busy central London. It's a great place to relax, chill, have lunch and watch the wildlife such as deer and birds speed past.
There are lots of bridges that cross over the Thames in London, but London Bridge stands out due to it's location - next to Big Ben, the Tower of London and other iconic places. It's beautiful visiting on a sunny day, and a very popular place for Tourists. Just be careful not to drop anything off as you won't be getting it back - I learnt not to take photo's over the barrier with an old camera!!
A free place to visit, and what more can be said about the Tower of London other than where people where imprisoned and killed hundreds of years ago? It's like taking a step back in time. It's right by London Bridge and there are some fantastic views you can get if you go to the roof. Also, be warned, there are often scary pranks going on too!
OK, I know this is a kid toy shop, but I used to love going as a kid and without shame I still do! Especially during the Christmas season, there are elves and you get to try out all the cool fun toys and gadgets on 7 floors! I could have gone for Harrods which is the posh expensive adult equivalent, but I couldn't afford anything there!!!
Posted 13 May 2014 by Chelsey
Exam season is upon us once more. How quickly this year has seemed to fly past, as if it were mere days gone by!
When you are at university you will most likely have to face exams at some point (some courses are entirely coursework based, but check out how your course is assessed at www.Kingston.ac.uk) Different people handle them differently, some prefer them over coursework! (Law is a dual assessment with both coursework and exams) Some people use strategic revision techniques, some people study a lot, some have photographic memories and can ace exams without too much stress and hassle...
I am in between, I guess. I did well in my first year exams because I worked very hard, but I did get a bit stressed out worrying I was going to fail, which is natural in your first year, I think. There are a number of tips I can give you that I've picked up to hopefully help with your revision and help you along the way.
1. Find out early on in your course modules what the assessment will be. Whether it is coursework, practical or exams. This information is usually (for Law) provided during your first lecture/seminar in the form of a 'module handbook' which contains all above information and sets out the topics you will go over in the year (there are normally about 15 large topics and you can be examined on any one of them).
2. When you know how you're going to be assessed, and the topics you might be assessed on, bear it in mind during all of your seminars and lectures. Always have the reminder in the back of your mind that exam season rolls around soon enough and that eventually you're going to have to write out what you know on the given topic being taught. Make comprehensive notes and do all of your reading. Don't fall behind as you will miss things and then you'll make life harder for yourself when it comes to revision.
3. Coursework - I had four essays this year that were assessed coursework pieces - one for each module. You have no excuse not to get a great grade on these because you have the time and resources available to ace them. Work hard, reference (!), don't plagiarise (!!) and always remember you can take it to BLASC if you're not sure on structure, grammar, language etc. (BLASC is the academic skills centre for business and law http://business.kingston.ac.uk/about-us/kingston-hill-campus/business-and-law-academic-skills-centre) Most other subjects will have their own skills centre on campus too.
4. Revision - start early, get a revision group (not friends to avoid chatter), I personally work more in the library than at home, go over your notes, read your text books, make flash cards, test yourself on past exam papers etc. Think about the structure of what your exam answer should take, because that's more important than you'd think. For example, in law you rarely need the facts of cases, simply the legal principle... which I didn't realise properly until my second year. During revision, stay hydrated and eat well as your mind works better then.
5. The exam - eat breakfast on the morning, take a bottle of water to the exam and a couple of pens just in case. If it's Law and you're allowed a statute book, make sure you have an appropriate copy. Read the question through properly, make a plan, take a breath and begin. Overall, use the knowledge you have learnt the past year, coupled with your common sense and I'm sure you will do very well indeed.
Now, I must get back to revising, good luck everybody!!
A day in the life of a Primary Teaching student - Lectures at Kingston Hill campus, leftovers for lunch, making giant bubbles, walking along the River Thames and attending the Yorba School of Education event
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A day in the life of a Midwifery student - preparing for a day at uni, hot chocolate addiction, working at the postgraduate open day and going out in Piccadilly Circus with friends.
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The Dowagiac girls basketball team hasn't won a district title since 1978.
Until now.
The Lady Chieftains defeated Lakeshore 47-45 Friday night to win the Class B District Championship.
All-time leading scorer Katy Stuppy led the way with 18 points.
Torie Lowe scored 15 for the Chieftains.
Next week will be a busy one for coach Greg Blomgren, who also runs the Chieftains boys program.
He will have a boys or girls basketball playoff game every weeknight next until one of his teams loses.
Dowagiac will face Byron Center in the Regional semifinals on Tuesday at Paw Paw.
Paw Paw will face Holland Christian in the other regional semifinal. Paw Paw defeated Parchment 51-46 on Friday.
In Class A, 26 points from Destiny Williams wasn't enough for Benton Harbor in the District Championship against Hudsonville.
Hudsonville won 66-48.
Hudsonville was red hot from the land of three in the 1st quarter, hitting on six of its seven attempts in the opening frame.
In Class C, Bridgman overcame a big 1st quarter deficit to defeat Brandywine to win the District Championship.
Brandywine opened up an 11-2 heading into the 2nd quarter.
That's when Bridgman scored 11 straight points to take the lead 13-11.
The game remained close the rest of the way as Bridgman won 31-27.
Sarah Svoboda led the way with 10 points.
Bridgman will face Athens in Regionals on Tuesday at Bronson High School.
Constantine is moving on to the other Regional semifinal at Bronson as well.
Constantine defeated Mendon 38-33 to win the Centreville District Championship.
Emilee Komins led the way with 17 points. Brigette Casselman added 8.
Constantine led by one at halftime, but trailed 23-22 heading into the 4th quarter.
Constantine will face Galesburg-Augusta in Regional on Tuesday at Bronson.
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A release from the Employee Benefits Research Institute today reports that paid sick leave was available to approximately two-thirds of Americans in March 2009. Specifically, 77 percent of full-time workers had access to paid sick leave, compared with 28 percent of part-time workers, and 90 percent of state and local government employees had access to paid sick leave.
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Today, the Washington Post's "Voices of Power" series features an interview [1]with AARP's Director of Policy, John Rother on health care reform. Check out the story for a video of Rother's remarks. He says that one of the "main challenges" today is making sure people are aware of what is really in the House bill that AARP endorsed last week. He also addresses "scare tactics" that have been used against seniors regarding health care reform. View the video for all of what Rother has to say as a "Voice of Power."
Just an interesting note on a USA Today blog [2] today: It reports on a study that shows that by 2030, more than one in four Florida residents will be over the age of 65, up from 17% today. What will that mean for the state? Well, the study (commissioned by the state legislature) says it will lead to a worker shortage and a strain on public pensions and state services.
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When Rick Woodall of Windsor signed up to be a volunteer wildlife rescue pilot, he never thought a critically injured turtle would be his first cargo.
"I wanted a cute little dog, but I got a turtle instead," said Woodall with a laugh on Friday. "It's a feel-good save-the-turtle story."
Now "Porter" the seven-kilogram snapping turtle is recovering nicely at the Kawartha Turtle Trauma Centre in Peterborough, about one week after he was transported there by plane - thanks to Woodall.
Sue Carstairs, the centre's medical director, said she knows Porter is feeling better because he was "giving me attitude" on Friday morning.
"He's definitely more active," Carstairs said. "It's a good sign. He was snappy. He didn't want me to poke and prod and look at him."
The turtle's journey began May 10 when he was discovered on a road in the Sarnia area.
With a scraped shell and severe damage to his jaws, it was obvious he'd been run over by a vehicle.
Members of Heaven's Wildlife Rescue in Oil Springs tried to treat the turtle, but he needed the specialized care only available in Peterborough.
That evening, Woodall got the call. He'd recently joined Pilots N Paws Canada, a volunteer community of aviators willing to donate their time, fuel and skills to transport needy animals.
"Most of my buddies at the Windsor Flying Club are always looking for an excuse to fly," Woodall said. "This was another reason to burn some gas and have some fun."
A 43-year-old Windsor financial adviser, Woodall describes aviation as his "big hobby." He's been flying for about four years.
Woodall said he almost didn't take the job, but his 14-year-old daughter Shelby convinced him. "She insisted that I had to fly the turtle."
The next morning, Woodall set out for the Sarnia area in his RV-9 single-engine kit plane.
The people at Heaven's Wildlife Rescue met him with Porter in a cardboard box, plus a second turtle - a female Blanding's turtle - in a rubber container.
"To be honest, I didn't know such a thing existed," Woodall said about the turtle rescue network.
"I seem to be getting a fair bit of the credit for this, but all I did was fly. It's pretty amazing to me that people actually took the time to get the turtle to a rescue place, and this veterinarian who actually takes care of turtles."
After just over an hour of flying, Woodall had the two turtles in Peterborough.
Carstairs said the female Blanding's turtle only needed a checkup and will be back in the wild this weekend.
But Porter will likely spend the summer - and perhaps the fall - at the treatment centre before he's ready for release. "(Turtles) heal very well, but they heal very slowly," Carstairs said.
Although Porter's jaws appear to be working, he still hasn't eaten anything since he was found - which isn't surprising when you take into account the low metabolic rate of turtles.
Why so much fuss over a single turtle? Carstairs pointed out that snapping turtles are a "species of special concern" under the Ontario Endangered Species Act. "We have to watch out for them, because they're really being impacted by human interactions."


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Loi Restaurant opened in October on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, bringing with it a major dose of celebrity chef stardom and authentic Greek cuisine. Chef, owner and cookbook author Maria Loi's eponymous restaurant is tucked away from the main fray, but locals who visited Compass (formerly in the same space) will still love the roomy lounge and spacious main dining room. Read: no cramped tables! The restaurant differs wildly from Kefi, the other UWS restaurant with authentic Greek cuisine. Indeed, it could be a battle of the Greeks. Please, no jokes about the Greek economy!
Loi is upscale but not stuffy, with doting service and memorable food. The menu features traditional Greek fare, as well as fresh seafood and meats. The New York Times Dining section announced the opening and Florence Fabricant declared the moussaka and pastitsio as "distinctive." Healthy eaters can rejoice because Chef Loi uses no butter in her cooking. Though the restaurant had only been open for five days, our experience was very good. I plan to add details to this post after visiting Loi again.
Chef Loi is generous with her time, making frequent trips to the dining room, chatting about her recipes and eliciting feedback from guests. She is lovely and very sweet, exactly what a high-profile chef should be. Ask her about the 2004 Olympics in Greece.
Based on the two types of amuse-bouche, we were off to a good start. Forget about the dry, tasteless stuffed grape leaves (dolmathakia) that sadly accompany Greek diner salads. These are full of flavor, delicate and tender. A "Greek bruchetta" with with feta on whole grain bread is mild and tasty too.
The grilled octopus appetizer with onions, capers, chickpeas, almonds and herbs (htapodaki stin shara, $19) arrives in whole pieces. Our server offered to cut the tentacles, which was a nice touch and we promptly took him up on the offer because we're fancy like that. The tender dish will please anyone who has had the unfortunate occasion to taste rubbery grilled octopus. Roasted marinated beets ($9) are a solid side dish or light appetizer, with herbs and leeks adding layers of flavor.
My husband enjoyed the grilled rack of lamb and loin with mashed lemon potatoes (paidakia, $32), which was a nicely-sized portion. Served whole and deboned, the grilled sea bass (bronzino, $28) is moist and perfectly cooked. The fish is split on the plate which made it easy to eat. Charred seasonal vegetables are grilled to perfection and have a hearty fall flavor.
For dessert, the Greek version of tiramisu with rich coffee syrup and the dark chocolate cake are excellent. Dessert menus were not printed at the time of our visit.
Getting a reservation may prove tough, but the lounge area has tables suitable for casual dinner and cocktails. There were several groups enjoying nibbles and drinks. Don't look for hipsters and a loud bar scene; think quiet cocktails and being able to hear the person to whom you are speaking. Greek wines are among those served by the glass. One disappointment was the lack of a bar menu; the bartender noted that it will soon be available. A bar-specific menu with smaller plates (and prices) will be a welcome addition.
Best seats: Far corner tables offer a birds-eye view of the dining room. Two small rooms within the main dining room are ideal for small groups or private dinners. Bar seats dot the front window, great for watching passersby.
Let me know if you visit Loi, it is worth the trip. View the full menu here on ZagatBuzz. Learn more about Maria Loi here.
Loi is located at 208 West 70th St., between Broadway and Amsterdam. Phone: 212-875-8600.
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I have a ASUS Sabertooth X58 motherboard with an Intel i7 3.07G processor. I mentioned in a previous thread how my PC started cycling ON/OFF/ON/OFF etc. Everything had been working fine from when I built it about 2 years ago until now. It undid my RAID configuration (which will be another story later). I put a little desk fan next to the box (a HAF Cooler Master) and blowing in the extra air seems to have helped. At least it hasn't shut itself down for a couple of days.So I decided to buy an additional fan to mount on the inside of the case, in the side position. There is already a fan on the front of the box, one on the back, and the usual fan for the processor and power supply (a Cooler Master GX 750w).My question may be a bit simple minded, but which way should I have the fan blowing? The front fan blows in, back fan blows out. What about the side fan? My desk fan blows in of course, so I was thinking I should replicate that. On the other hand, I thought maybe the fan should blow out like the back of the box. It seems like it should be obvious, and it may be to you, but I am dumb when it comes to this.I also figured I would put some thermal paste on the processor while I was doing this. Does that seem like a good idea?Ultimately, I will need to rebuild my RAID structure as well, but want to do this one step at a time.TIA,
Trial and error to see what works best.With that said, I'd start with it blowing inward.Also, if you are having a cooling issue, you may want to remove the cpu heatsink/fan, clean the old thermal paste, and reinstall with new thermal paste.Unless the ambient room temp is really warm or the inside of the PC is really dirty, the normal operation shouldn't change. Meaning if your usage hasn't changed, and the PC just started behaving differently, then there is likely a problem that needs to be correct. Adding more cooling is just a bandaid.--Google is your Friend
I like the idea of cleaning the PC, and new thermal paste - you've gotta be cranking the CPU and have it air circulation issues to get overheating like that.The side case fan is usually in close proximity to the CPU fan, depending on the case and motherboard. I suggest having it blow in the same direction as the CPU fan.I would not work on the RAID until the computer works reliably - and I also recommend you have it on a UPS...--NOTHING justifies terrorism. We don't negotiate with terrorists. Those that support terrorists are terrorists.
Are you using the stock intel heatsink and fan? If so, replace it with a high end bolt-on heatsink with cooling pipes. Newegg has many of those on sale every month. Go with the ones with the highest user ratings even if they cost a bit more. Also search for professional reviews on-line to see which brands and models cool the best.Definitely use a small amount of thermal paste (AS-5, MX2 or MX3 or such) when you replace the heatsink/fan.Check your power supply. A failing power supply can cause the symptoms you describe.Check your ram. That is also a possibility.There are other possible sources of your problems. The suggestions above are the first three that come immediately to mind.
You are trying to put a band aid on something that's broke, fix the actual issue.
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I do concur with others that it's a good idea to clean up and re-thermal paste the cooler to your CPU. That stuff can dry out over time and sooner depending on your environment (heat, dust, etc).Back to your original question. I think in general, side fans should bring air into the case. However, you need to be careful about creating positive pressure inside where by you then won't get enough of the hot air out. You also don't want to create a great deal of turbulence (interfering fans) as that too will decrease your cooling effectiveness.If your suspicion about it being a heat problem is correct and if that desk fan really did make a difference, then something else is not cooling properly and needs to be addressed first. Nothing should be that close to the thermal margin that it shuts down (off/on like your other post describes).Have you used a temperature monitoring application to see what your MB and components are reporting?
The OP could also buy a battery powered digital thermal thermometer from Newegg to see which components on his motherboard are generating excessive heat. About $15 shipped on sale back when I purchased mine.The big problem is: What is causing the excessive temps? The OP needs to determine that first and address the cause of the problem in addition to improving his overall cooling.
I always used the theory that, you need to remove the same amount you blow in. If not the heat doesn't get out fast enough and causes more heat issues. If you can't get enough fans to remove air your other fans put in, then make sure there are enough vents so it can pressurize and let the heated air out the vents. If your vents aren't big enough to help with the removal, then that is a good excuse to break out a Dremel and get creative cutting holes in the case and mod it.
Are you using the stock intel heatsink and fan? If so, replace it with a high end bolt-on heatsink with cooling pipes.
You are trying to put a band aid on something that's broke, fix the actual issue.
What flavor of raid are you running? Is it raid-0? Several imaging programs can image raid arrays and make restoring them as easy as restoring a single drive even if you need to recreate the raid array in your bios setup first. Maybe a thought for next time.
I have set it up as RAID1.Unfortunately I am now rebuilding all my software. Before I did the RAID re-set up within the BIOS, I made an image backup. that seemed to be successful. I could not for the life of me get it to actually restore the image. Windows kept insisting I make a disk repair disk and then refused to use it. I have a collection of about 6 disk repair cd's now and I was not able to use any of them. It came close, but when I finally got it to point to the backup (which it was able to find), it would then stop before doing anything and fail. I tried for about 3-4 hours last night, and another 4+ hours this morning. Nothing worked. So now I am trying to rebuild everything so it looks the way I want it to. Of course, things have changed over the last 2 years and some of the changes are annoying (to say the least). I have found some older versions and am slowly going through them. A very tedious process.
...Update:I put a new fan on the side, blowing into the box. I also removed the old thermal paste and put on a new layer. I do have the original heat sink fan and have not replaced that. So far today, it has stayed on with no cycling. I'll see if it holds up over the next couple of days.the next step will be to rebuild my RAID set up. I am not looking forward to that. I'll do a system back up and see how it goes.thanks to all for the advice.
Wow, sounds like a nightmare.From your description of the failed Raid1 approach, I'd suggest forgetting the raid and installing fresh on just one hard drive and then image that hard drive to a backup second drive. Then if the first drive is corrupted or fails you'd have a working image that more easily restores.


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