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information technology evolving similar to how American cities have evolved?
I love essays like this that stretch my thinking and give me new conceptual models for understanding what I see happening each day. According to Pat Helland's "Metropolis" article , "we are at approximately the early 1880's in urban development in our parallel IT shop's growth!"...
20 Apr 2004
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Activewords scripting guide in PDF
I might actually figure out how to make this scripting stuff work! AW have recently released a guide in PDF format . Source: Marc
10 Apr 2004
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VoIP Now Available on Pocket PCs For Free
This article on Skype for Pocket PC mentions that Skype was founded by the two guys who in vented Kazaa! That's news to me. Wow, talk about two guys changing paradigms...
7 Apr 2004
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Channel9 gets media coverage down under!
Great to see ZDnet Australia giving Channel9 some early coverage!
7 Apr 2004
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a look under the covers of Gmail - Google's new email service
I'm all excited reading miscoranda's drill-down into Gmail . This is big. As big as OutlookMT, Scoble? I dunno. But it's big. Oh, I know, web mail is old hat. Yeah but so was "search" when Google jumped into the pond. Also laughing at Kevin Fox's post assuring everyone Gmail wasn't an...
5 Apr 2004
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why migrate from Microsoft ASP to Microsoft .NET
A few months ago I linked to an article in a local paper which mentioned that one of Australia's largest e-tailers was still running on Microsoft ASP and SQL 7. Nothing at all wrong with that, as far as I'm concerned - plenty of businesses out there are happily running on even 20 year-old technology...
5 Apr 2004
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Bungie announces HALO 2 product placement. Allegedly.
Revealing a brand synergy unprecedented in next generation gaming, Bungie today announced a list of vendors to be featured in-game in "Halo 2" the exciting sci-fi adventure heading to Xbox game systems this fall. Gee, I can't seem to find " Mungo McIver, a Microsoft marketing expert"...
2 Apr 2004
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newsflash: the internet is popular with Gen X & Y
I had a laugh to myself reading this article today about a study conducted by the Online Publishers Association which analyzes the Internet habits of 18-to-34-year-olds, and guess what it found?? Gen X and Y have embraced the Web in a big way. Wow. No kidding. Humour aside, there are some good numbers...
30 Mar 2004
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Playing around with Anagram
Thanks to Buzz who introduced me tonight to Anagram . Anagram instantly and intelligently translates the meaningful text from any application into Outlook Contact, Calendar, Task and Note items. Great app! Just what I've needed for YEARS. The amount of time I spend cutting and pasting people's sig files...
25 Mar 2004
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the "Father" of Information Engineering
Yesterday I had the distinct pleasure of meeting a living legend - Clive Finkelstein . Clive Finkelstein is acknowledged worldwide as the "Father" of Information Engineering (IE), having developed its concepts from 1976 - 1980 based on original work carried out by him to bridge from strategic business...
11 Mar 2004
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CIOs see increased IT spending: Gartner
A survey of 956 chief information officers around the world shows they are confident about increases in IT spending in 2004 but do not intend to increase spending until business shows a recovery, a unit of the technology research firm Gartner said in a report released today. The survey found that the...
11 Mar 2004
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Do kids blog?
Mitch Denny asks : I wonder what would happen if we encouraged school students to keep an open log of their thoughts about their studies that was accessible to teachers and parents where they could ask questions. Parents and teachers could then read the blog entries to help identify ways to help the...
9 Mar 2004
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Why do bloggers kill kittens?
To find out why, jump over to the Blog Epidemic Analyzer FAQ at hp.com . And just to prove I'm not a "Blog Vampire"... source: Word Soup
8 Mar 2004
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Microsoft's marketing
Dylan Greene on Windows 2003 Server : " I'm sure there's a bunch of other features we could be taking advantage of, but as usual it seems that Microsoft's marketing department would rather keep them a secret." Which reminds me of a comment a colleague of mind in Sydney made to me after a couple of tequilas...
7 Mar 2004
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I've been un-Googled
I recently changed the title of my blog to improve my googlerank for the search "Microsoft blogger". And it worked... for a couple of days. I went from #40 to #4. And now? Apparently my blog doesn't exist. If I google "microsoft blogger", Scoble is still there, Frankarr is still there, I am… nowhere...
7 Mar 2004
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the one about blogs and tipping points
I recently finished reading "The Tipping Point" and I came away from it wondering if Scoble is a connector? The ability of a popular blogger to create a memetic epidemic seems plausible. Especially if they are connected to other connectors. Are bloggers influential just because they are widely read?...
7 Mar 2004
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SenseCam is watching
Frank Arrigo links to Microsoft Research's overview of "SenseCam" . I've wondered for a while about when we will have devices like this. I'd ultimately love a wearable device that records the audio-video of my life every moment I'm awake and archives it for future retrieval. I hate missing those little...
7 Mar 2004
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Amazon does RSS
I agree with Paschal L that Amazon's RSS feeds are a very cool development. I'm still waiting to see who the first large 'traditional' non-media businesses are to pick up on RSS. I was speaking with Agent Smith yesterday about how he should use RSS at his company to publish news items. I'd love to have...
5 Mar 2004
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IT employment in Australia isn't improving
Graeme Philipson in The Age reports: "Last week, the Australian Computer Society released its second annual survey of employment in the IT industry… The ACS data shows unemployment in the IT industry at more than 10 per cent, around twice the national average of 5.7 per cent... There are many reasons...
4 Mar 2004
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the one about eBay web services and why Microsoft Office 2003 rocks
" eBay and Microsoft today invited third-party developers to tap into the Web services capabilities of both the eBay platform and the Microsoft Office System to enhance trading on eBay. With the combined power of the two platforms, developers now have the opportunity to build solutions that can benefit...
3 Mar 2004
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Cookin' With Google
Tinderblog points us towards this useful app: Cookin' With Google . Enter in a couple of ingredients you find in your fridge, press a button, and it presents you with a list of recipes. Which reminds me to tell you of my latest vegetarian recipe du jour: Get some of those large field mushrooms. Cut into...
1 Mar 2004
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Australian insurance company uses Tablet PC
Tony, the insurance assessor from AAMI, came to our house this afternoon to determine how much they are going to pay out from the burglery. I was impressed when he pulled out his Tablet PC and started to fill out the claim. While he confessed that he is still a "pen and paper man", Tony did admit the...
1 Mar 2004
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Add Contacts
this looks like a handy plug-in for Outlook : "Add Contacts automatically adds e-mail addresses to the contact folder when you reply a message and/or send a new message."
1 Mar 2004
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Is RSS "the next big thing"?
Frank Bajak from AP writes this article on RSS . Quotes Reinacker and Scoble (source: Scoble ). Most interesting analogy for me was between RSS readers and Netscape circa '94. Which makes me think - which large corporates are using RSS to publish corporate news? I just checked Microsoft PressPass and...
29 Feb 2004
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Microsoft and the absence of bloggers
Dylan talks about some of the things he discovered during his recent visit to Redmond. Among the things he found out were that none of his friends at Microsoft blogged, had heard of Scoble or used RSS aggregators. This doesn't surprise me. I talk to colleagues often about blogging and most aren't aware...
28 Feb 2004
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Can Alcohol Really Help Us Get Along Better?
The socially inept can often suffer from debilitating tremors of shyness and inhibition, while those who grind the gnashing teeth off the full-blooded booze hound often throw caution to the wind and ride the dastardly beast until its legs fall off.
With that philosophy in mind, it appears that alcohol has been a major stepping stone in helping the general public grease the societal walls that in the end have allowed us to get to know each other a little better.
Americans Choose Beer As Their Favorite Alcoholic Beverage
Next time you're out with friends, look around the table. Chances are good you'll see more beer bottles than wine glasses or martinis, and that's not a coincidence — a new survey discovered beer is America's favorite alcoholic beverage.
Will a New Product Help Drunks Avoid a DUI Arrest?
Breathalyzer tests have long been the standard for law enforcement officers to determine who's driving while intoxicated. But they may have met their match in a new product called Breathalyzer Equalizer.
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Casa Victor
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Apartment / 2 bedrooms / sleeps 4
|Key Info
Luxury 2 Bed Apartment Puebla Aida, ideal for family and golfing holidays.
Over looks Pool and Golf Course, Mountains and Sea. Wifi,Fully Air conditioned, SAT TV,4 Communal Pools & Petanque court. All Linen including Beach towels included.
Club House, Hotel, Bars and Shop within 5-10 mins walk. 24 Hour Taxi Rank. Fuengirol & La Cala 10 mins by car. Marbella, 20 mins by car. Ideally situated for touring Andalucia. Largest selection of Golf courses just a short drive, ideal for touring the costa golf courses.
|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Fuengirola & La Cala 2.5 km
|Will consider
|Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|2.5 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Malaga 25 km, Nearest railway: Fuengirola 2.5 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|Some pets are welcome - please contact the owner, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Internet access, DVD player, Sea view
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Children's pool
|Central heating, Air conditioning, TV, CD player, Safe, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 2 Shower rooms
|Double beds (1), Single beds (2), Cots (1), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 4
|Linen provided, High chair
|Shared outdoor pool (unheated), Balcony or terrace, Shared garden
|Parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
|Further details indoors
Casa Victor is a fully equipped Luxurious apartment. Ideal for families of golfers. Beds can be converted to 4 singles if request. TV/SAT TV with all sports channels. Wifi, DVD with selection of DVD´s for Adults and children.
CD Player with ipod connection, Large selection of music and books supplied. Beach towels are also supplied including all linen.
Decorated to the highest standard with luxury furniture and soft furnishings. Privately owned by us and designed to make the perfect home away from home. Puebla aida is a wonderful built Andalusian Village which is just not a holiday village, but a home for many people. It boasts the most beautiful ornate fountains, walk ways, plazas and communal gardens with choice of 4 pool areas.
Puebla aida is safe and child friendly and close to all amenities.
|Further details outdoors
Puebla aida has 4 gated communal gardens with Large Pools, two of which has children's paddling pools.
Situated at the top of the Mijas Golf course the views are exhilarating from all points. Whether you wish a relaxing holiday or a fully packed sight seeing holiday, this is the place for you.
From Puebla aida, you are 5 mins from A7, which means you can travel to anywhere within a short drive.
There are several hotels and bar within in a short week, plus a large selection just outside the golf course gates. If you wish to drive, there are hundreds of top quality restaurants and bars to visit. A guide to the area is supplied to help you find the best places.
24 Hour Taxi rank. Ample local facilities, including Horse Racing, Golf, Horse Riding, Sea Fishing.Dolphin Safari's. Quad Biking, Zoo and Bull fights. Puebla aida has its own Boulle area for those that wish to play. 15-20mins to Marbella 15mins to Benalmadena and Tivoli World for ther Children.
|Further details
30% Deposit is required when booking with the balance due 8 weeks prior to arrival.
Payment can be made via bank transfer or paypal.
Christmas, New Year, Easter and half term weeks £ 50 surcharge.
Special rates for two weeks during Easter and Christmas periods
Surcharge for extra Bed £50.00
The Andalucia region
The Costa del Sol (Coast of the Sun) Has sun all year round. Although we do have some rain and cold days between Jan and April. Places of interest include: Gibraltar which has been British territory since 1704. There is plenty to see and do.Sierra Nevada is ideal between December and the end of April if you fancy a day ski-ing it is only 2 and a half hours away. Tarifa only an hours drive from the Costa del sol, located on the turquoise Atlantic coast and considered to be the surfers paradise. Ronda in the hills above San Pedro is town famous for being a Hemingway hang out and the birthplace of bull fighting this town is constructed on the edge of a huge gorge. Steeped in history and the Bullring is amongst the oldest in Spain. Alambra in Granada is the best preserves Arab Palace in the world and is well worth the visit.
Mijas Pueblo
October 6th - 12th is the Ferria del Carmen. A week of festivities including traditional Spanish Dress and Dancing Horses, Running of the Bulls and lots of fiesta's. 6th January is all King Day this is when the Spanish really celebrate Christmas. Parades throughout all the local towns and sweets are thrown to all the children.
There are too many festivals to list, but the Costa del Sol always has something going on.
Amongst the attractions is Horse Racing, Sealife Centre, Selwo Adventure, Selwo Marina, Clay Pidgeon Shooting, Cable Car Ride, Scuba Diving, Dolphin Safaris, Tennis, Bowels, Boulle,Tivoli World and Fuengirola Zoo.
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30 Nov 2014
we have been to casa victor twice and have also rented other properties from justmijas.com. the apartment is absolutely fantastic and has everything you need to make it a relaxing stay. there is an amazing view from the terrace which makes it very easy to stay in or if you are going out people you will need a car.we always hire a car from maria because it makes it so easy at the airport.
30 Nov 2014
"Stunning Beautiful Location and 5 Star Accomadation"
We have visited many times over years and have always enjoyed our stays here The Accomadation is always brilliant and has top quality fixtures and fittings and top quality towelling and bed linen.The welcome pack is also first class and we always look forward to our next visit.
2 Jan 2013
"Just agreat place to relax, particularly those seeking the last of the summer sun."
As senior citizens and with my wife, family and friends, we have stayed in Casa Victor many times, usually late September through to the end of November. Never been disapointed. Fuengerola is a short car journey away from this quiet oasis, and is what I would call a town that never closes. Any time of the year what ever you want can be found. Equally the location is ideally based for those who want to tour to some great historic Spanish locations. Granada, Cordoba, Saville are all within easy reach by car or rail. Likewise, if you venture inland to some of the National Parks you will be surprised by the great scenery. Hiring a car through Maria will enhance your stay greatly, enabling you to find those off the beaten roads, where you pull into the village local for lunch to enjoy good food and wine.(Even if like us, you cannot speak Spanish). Yes, there are the more famous resorts on the coast, but inland can be found many a gem. At the end of a wonderful day you return to a comfortable base to relax and watch UK tv with a bottle of good Spanish red wine, perfect.
27 Dec 2012
"1st Class"
Beautiful area, Apartments clean A*, information for all local attractions was excellent. Very relaxed atmosphere. All amenities plus a welcome pack. Lovely, friendly people who owned the apartment, nothing too much trouble. My family will be booking for summer 2014.
27 Dec 2012
"Quality apartment on fabulous Pueblo Aida"
This was our 2nd stay at this apartment. Absolutely love it and the complex itself , which is a work of art (if you are staying elsewhere , just go and have a look at it, the design and architecture are wonderful) We like the space of the apartment and the home comforts , UK TV channels , wifi (essential for us) and although only 2 of us, we like to have the two bathrooms. The pool area is lovely and there are always plenty of sunbeds. Of course if you like golf, you are on one of the most picturesque courses I've ever seen. We aren't golf lovers though, we just like the area and this complex in particular. Have also stayed in another apartment from this owner, many years ago., which was just as nice. recommended
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Flood damage from the rain-swollen River Raisin in Monroe County is estimated at around $300,000, far short of the total that would trigger an emergency declaration and state or federal aid, officials say.
"Unfortunately, we don't have enough damage to declare an emergency to get state or federal funding," said Mark Hammond, Monroe County emergency management director.
Typically, uninsured losses must top $1 million before such aid can be considered, but county officials are looking for other avenues for aid for those affected, such as Small Business Administration assistance to homes or businesses.
Mr. Hammond said about $120,000 of the total was residential damage, involving 12 to 15 homes. Business damages was just over $75,000 and government damage – mainly the Dundee Post Office and Old Mill – suffered $50,000 in damages.
He said individual homeowners were among the hardest hit.
"Some have had significant losses and there's no way of helping them," Mr. Hammond said. "We've talked to people who are just devastated. They've got silt in the house, their furniture is ruined, their TVs — one woman had Christmas presents on the floor and they're all ruined."
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He said his office will continue to explore various forms of aid and also will see if federal funds are available for flood mitigation, such as raising building foundations to minimize damage from future floods.


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Since I started having a period I have been like clock work. Every 28 days. I knew exactly what day every month I'd start.
September 24th I had a regular and predictable period. Then I skipped October with a negative reading on a pregnancy test. Then I had a very light period on the 14th of November. It's 2-4 weeks before I should be having another period and my pregnancy tests came up positive within seconds. So I'm guessing November wasn't a real period and that September was my last period. It just seems like if November was a real period it would be WAY too early to detect pregnancy being so far early of my next upcoming period.
I would just like to figure this out because it's weeks before my doc appointment and I want to gauge how far along I am. This would be my first pregnancy and I have next to no symptoms. I just want to make sure I'm doing everything right.
Any thoughts are much appreciated.
Thank you!
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Since I started having a period I have been like clock work. Every 28 days. I knew exactly what day every month I'd start.
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I would use Nov 14th for now and then your OB will most likely give you a dating ultrasound to determine how far along you really are.
Baby #2 due May 2012 It's a BOY!
Fantastic! Thank you so much for the input. I'm really excited and just hoping everything turns out okay :)


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One of our ISV partners, Cased Dimensions, has recently released a new Service Manager management pack solution for service level agreement management. This management pack is easy to deploy and all configuration is done in the SCSM console. The solution allows you to define groups of configuration items, create support schedules (including the ability to specify business hours, exclude holidays, etc.) and define SLA and OLA targets for service levels like time to respond and time to fix. You can do this for any kind of work item – incident, problem, or change. Then you can associate support schedules and SLAs to the groups of configuration items. You can also define escalation and notification rules for when SLAs are breached or about to be breached.
You can get more information about this solution, download the white paper. and view three different demo videos by registering on the Cased Dimensions site here:
Note: After registration/login, click on the Resources menu bar option to get to the white paper.
A couple of other important things to note:
I'm really looking forward to pointing customers to this solution as a way to help improve service levels by measuring actual results vs. service level agreements! This solution is a great example of the power of the Service Manager platform since it all runs entirely on Service Manager – no separate server installation or databases are required. It is tightly integrated with the solutions that Microsoft provides out of the box like incident, problem, and change management. The Power is in the Integration!
Excellent. Thing is, these are core service management capabilities that should be a part of the Service Manager product. Should I invest in such a solution, when, ideally, these features should be high on the list of upcoming deliverables for SP1 or R2?
@jalass -
Great question - I sort of saw that one coming. I would answer it this way... Yes, we will be adding some more support for incident SLA management in the R2 relase of Service Manager. I dont know exactly how much we will get done yet, but I dont think we will achieve the level of capability that Cased Dimensions has built. We might for example add business hours support and the concept of a Target Acknowledgement Time. If that's all you need and you are OK with waiting until/if we deliver that in R2 that might be an OK option for you. If you need the more advanced functionality provided by the Cased Dimensions solution or you need something more near term, then they are a great option. One other thing to keep in mind is that Cased Dimensions will continue innovating and delivering here so even at the time in R2 when we add some more support for this kind of thing Cased Dimensions will still be well in front.
In the end it definitely comes down to your requirements and a cost/benefit analysis. I would recommend downloading the trial version and talking over licensing costs and such with Cased Dimensions to see if it works out for you.
I tried it. Great tool to reduce our IT's effort. Good luck to Cased Dimensions.
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Anna Maria Virzi | April 29, 2011 | Comments
Organizations must protect customer email addresses. The alternative could end up being costly.
Should an email address be treated like a Social Security number and other sensitive personal information?
It's not, but a compelling case has been made by a key industry group. And its timing was prescient.
Last week, the Online Trust Alliance recommended companies give the same protection to customer email addresses they do to Social Security numbers and other personally identifiable information (PII). The alliance, comprised of email service providers and other businesses, outlined other best practices for securing customer information against malicious attacks or accidental breaches.
Adopting stronger email security measures comes at a price. It requires undertaking new business processes and ensuring email records are stored in password-protected files and behind firewalls.
Online Trust Alliance Executive Director Craig Spiezle told me earlier this month that one of the more difficult processes involves determining who gets access to what information, or so-called access management and provisioning, within an organization.
But the cost of doing nothing could end up being more expensive for businesses.
Just look at what happened to the New York Yankees this week. The baseball club came under fire when a ticket rep sent an email blast with a spreadsheet attached. That document contained the names, addresses, phone numbers, and email addresses of 20,000 season ticket accounts.
After paying between $1,000 to $20,000 for a season's pass to attend 81 games, customers deserve blue-chip service – and security - from this baseball club.
"Someone could have stolen this list and sold it," said Simms Jenkins, CEO of BrightWave Marketing, a marketing agency based in Atlanta.
Because the Yankees are so popular, he doubts the incident will hurt its reputation – or ticket sales. "For a second-tier team, this could hurt them a lot more," he said.
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The incidents followed a high-profile breach at Epsilon, a company that provides email marketing services for big brands like Best Buy and Capital One bank. Someone gained unauthorized entry to the service provider's email system, obtaining the names and/or email addresses of its customers' customers.
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To mark the CFPB's "third birthday," Director Cordray sent an e-mail inviting consumers to share their "stories with the CFPB." In addition, the CFPB has posted several videos on its website that Director Cordray described in his e-mail as "a collection of stories from people all over the country about their personal experiences in the financial marketplace."
Director Cordray often recounts consumer stories in his remarks. Most recently, in his remarks at the CFPB's El Paso field hearing on consumer complaints, he recounted the story of "William in Virginia, who was having problems with a credit card company." (One of the videos posted on the CFPB's website appears to be William telling his story.)
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Thirty states have "justices of the peace," according to the piece, who often have little to no education, but are powerful enough to rule on civil suits worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, and they can put people in jail for up to two and three years. Some of the judges hardly even have a high school education, let alone a law degree, yet they possess an enormous amount of power. A mind-blowing deviation in the nation's criminal-justice system.
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Colorful Sam Houston leaps to life in the pages of this fresh and funny biography, set against the story of Texas?s fight for independence from Mexico. ?Lively, readable, and solidly researched, this is the kind of biography every child needs.? ? Booklist, starred review ?Jean Fritz has done it again.?Her writing turns this larger-than-life character into a very real person.?? School Library Journal, starred review ?Young readers will find the book fast-paced and fact-packed.? ? The New York Times Book Review Jean Fritz lives in Dobbs Ferry, New York.
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Last month Vermont grieved the suicide death of Cheryl Hanna. An accomplished person, overwhelmed with pain, took the steps she felt were necessary to get the pain to stop. Too many others in our community are making the same decision. There will be much emphasis on finding ways to combat this tragedy, but I suspect we will not look in all the right places. We need especially to start from the top, where the policies are determined.
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The CT 36 E AC has an autoclean feature especially equipped for the Festool Planex LHS 225 Drywall Sander. Sanders are known for creating a lot of dust very quickly. So the filters with normal dust extractors would clog creating excessive dust build-up and minimum suction. With this Festool dust extractor, there is an automatic cleaning of the filter as you continue to work so there are no interruptions. Its ability to circulate huge amounts of suction for the dust and the continued use of the filter without any interruptions is time and money-saving. The CT 36 E AC includes an ultra-light weight, flexible hose for use with the Planex Drywall sander and other tools that accept a 36mm hose. The low center of gravity, integrated center handle, and extra large wheels make navigating rough terrain in the shop or jobsite easy without tipping over. Festool offers a comprehensive three-year limited warranty and ensures the highest level of quality for all of their power tools.
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- Container Capacity: 9.5 gal
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- Maximum Suction Force 137 CFM (3,900 l/min)
- Noise Level: 62-72 db(A)
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- Weight: 29.8lbs. (13 kg)
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I purchased this vacuum unit for the AC feature. It has been a great addition to our shop tooling. I would recommend this for anyone using a sander based accessory to utilize the dustless use in a shop environment. (Posted on 4/7/2015)
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Bought this to use with a TS55 track saw and a rotex sander. Decided to get the AC model in case I ever used it for drywall. I haven't used the auto clean function more than just to try it out. But it works well for sander and saw dust. I've heard you are able to swap in the festool HEPA filter in this model (But not in AC mode) as well but I have not done that. Much quieter than my standard big-box shop vac. (Posted on 1/28/2015)
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I purchased the CT 36 E AC to use with all of our tools. Even though we are not doing drywall, the AC feature is worth it. Knowing that we will have full suction, all of the time is real important. I am impressed with the high level of suction that is maintained all the time during use. The way the dust extractor works automatically with the tools is really slick.
I have a RIGID orbital sander with a dust collection bag. I removed the bag and connected the dust extractor to it. What a pleasant surprise! It was like I had a new sander. It runs clean and the sanding pads last much longer. (Posted on 1/19/2015)
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I purchased the 36 AC just incase I would need to use the Palnex in the future. I started a high-end job recently, and the homeowner wants to move in before the paint dries. They added a list of change orders that will include a lot of drywall repair. They were extreamly worried about the dust that the construction would cause while they are living there. They immediately that my notice my REQ 55 and 36AC weren't creating much dust at all. He asked if I could do that for the drywall dust. I smiled and told him about the Planex. He told me no problem just add it to the bill. Guess I will be reviewing the Planex before the job is over. (Posted on 10/30/2014)
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Eisai Inc. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Eisai Corporation of North America. Established in 1995 and ranked among the top-20 U.S. pharmaceutical companies (based on retail sales), the company began marketing its first product in the United States in 1997 and has rapidly grown to become a fully integrated pharmaceutical business with fiscal year 2008 (year ended March 31, 2009) sales of approximately $3.7 billion. Eisai Inc.'s areas of commercial focus include neurology, gastrointestinal disorders and oncology/critical care. The company serves as the U.S. pharmaceutical operation of Eisai Co., Ltd., a research-based human health care (hhc) company that discovers, develops and markets products throughout the world. Headquartered in Woodcliff Lake, New Jersey, Eisai Inc. has several R&D facilities in Massachusetts, New Jersey, North Carolina and Pennsylvania, as well as manufacturin
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Leadership Team
Juan A. Morales, RN, MSN | 615-873-6970
Health System Director
Mr. Juan A. Morales, R.N., M.S.N., was appointed Director of the Tennessee Valley Healthcare System (TVHS) on January 6, 2008. Mr. Morales directs a Veteran population of approximately 375,000 in middle Tennessee, southern Kentucky, and part of northern Alabama and Georgia.
Prior to joining Tennessee Valley, the former Army combat medic performed roles as the Acting Associate Director and Associate Director of Patient/Nursing Services at the James H. Quillen VA Medical Center in Mountain Home, TN. He led the Miami, Amarillo, and Birmingham VA Medical Centers in the role as Associate Chief of Staff/Patient Care Services from 1993-2001. With a Bachelor's degree in Nursing and a Master's in Nursing Administration from the University of Puerto Rico, Morales has a progressive 26 years of VA experience.
He is the Director of VISN 9 Tertiary/Specialty Medicine Service Line, member of the VHA Veterans Experience Committee and National Partnership Council. He is dedicated to the highest standards of quality patient care as a member/delegate of the American Hospital Association Region 4 Policy Board, American College of Health Care Executives and National Association of Hispanic Federal Executives.
Suzanne L. Jené, MBA, VHA-CM | 615-225-2530
Deputy Director
Suzanne Jené was appointed as the Deputy Health System Director in July 2014 after serving as Chief Operating Officer since June 2012 at the Department of Veterans Affairs Tennessee Valley Healthcare System (VA TVHS). Ms. Jené currently serves under the Health System Director and is responsible for the oversight of one of VA's largest Health Systems.
Ms. Jené previously served as the Associate Director at the Huntington VAMC in West Virginia where she was responsible for overseeing the administration of budgets and the business office, human resources management, capital assets planning, and building and plant management. She also had direct programs responsibility in the areas of education, safety, security, sanitation, and labor-management.
Ms. Jené began her VA career in 1989 as a contract specialist trainee at the VA Medical Center in Bay Pines, Fla. Over the years, she progressively advanced in her career working in various facilities in California, Alabama, Georgia and Florida.
A native of Pittsburgh, Ms. Jené earned a Bachelor's degree in Health Services/Business Administration from Point Park University, and a Master's in Business Administration/Health Services from DeVry University. She is a graduate of the Healthcare Leadership Institute (HCLI) and VHA's Executive Career Field Development course. She is a member of the American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE).
Dr. Roger C. Jones | 615-873-6969
Chief of Staff
Roger Jones, MD was selected as the Chief of Staff, effective July 2014. Previously, Jones served as the Interim Chief of Staff for the VA Tennessee Valley Healthcare System (VA TVHS). Jones was detailed to VA TVHS in March, 2014 from the James H. Quillen VA Medical Center located in Mountain Home, TN, where he was the Chief of Medicine Service.
Jones has been in the VA since 2008, bringing with him a diverse career experience from private medical practice and academia.
A 1977 Graduate of the Vanderbilt University School of Medicine, Jones went on to complete his residency in Medicine at Vanderbilt University in 1980. Subsequent to this, Jones began entered into private practice as a hospitalist and intensivist in Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga. Jones remained in private practice for 22 years. Jones later served at the University Of Tennessee Chattanooga College Of Medicine as the assistant to the associate professor of medicine and the director of the university's Internal Medicine Residency Program.
Jones currently serves as professor of medicine at East Tennessee State University's College of Medicine and as the University's Vice Chair of VA Affairs.
Janice Cobb, RN, MA, CPHQ, NEA-BC | 615-873-6943
Associate Director for Patient Care Services
Janice Cobb, RN, BSN, BS, MA, was appointed Associate Director for Nursing Service of the VA Tennessee Valley Healthcare System effective August 18, 2008. Prior to her interim appointment at TVHS, Ms. Cobb served as the Quality Management Officer for the MidSouth Healthcare Network. Ms. Cobb has served as Acting Associate Director for Patient Care Services for James H. Quillen VAMC 09/01/05-11/04/05, and Acting Director of Huntington VAMC prior to her detail as Interim Associate Director for Nursing at TVHS.
Ms. Cobb previously served as the Total Quality Improvement Coordinator (TQI) at James H. Quillen VA Medical Center where she received two Scissors Awards for reducing the red tape in government. A member of National Association for Healthcare Quality and Ms. Cobb received appointment to the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award Board of Examiners from 1998 to 2000 and 2002. Ms. Cobb, graduate of Healthcare Leadership Institute (HCLI), received the national Patient Safety Improvement Award in April 2001. Ms. Cobb has more than 30 years in healthcare with 20 years dedicated to quality improvement.
She received the Federal Women's Program Outstanding Woman of the Year for Community Service, 1996, United Tennessee Veterans Association Outstanding Achievement Award; Technical Category, 1997, Award Nomination: Federal Women's Program Outstanding Woman of the Year for Leadership, 1996.
Ms. Cobb earned an Associate Degree in Nursing at East Tennessee State University. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Nursing at Regis University, Bachelor of Science from Milligan College and a Master's Degree from Tusculum College in Organizational Management. She is a member of the American College of Healthcare Executives (ACHE). She is a Certified Quality Professional in Healthcare Quality (CPHQ).
Ms. Cobb has clinical experience in Critical Care and as relief critical care supervisor. She was an instructor for ACLS from 1985 to 1989 and CCRN from 1
Paul S. Crews, MPH, CPHQ, FACHE | 615-873-6972
Associate Director
Paul S. Crews, MPH, CPHQ, FACHE was appointed as Associate Director in October 2014. He is responsible for the oversight of the following service lines: Business Office, Engineering Service, Fiscal Service, Human Resources Management, Logistics Service, Information Resource Management, Information Security Officers and the Nashville Veterans Canteen Service. Most recently he served as the Chief of Quality, Safety, and Value at TVHS since April 2010. Prior to joining the VHA, Mr. Crews was Associate Administrator for the Riverside Health System's Tappahannock Hospital in Virginia, Vice President of the Virginia Rural Health Association, and served as the Chair of the State's Rural Health Workgroup on Quality. Mr. Crews has over 28 years of healthcare experience which includes rural emergency medical services, hospital emergency medicine, military medicine with both the Navy and Army, rural community health planning, rural health policy analysis, healthcare quality and patient safety, and healthcare administration.
Crews earned his Bachelor of Healthcare Administration degree from Texas State University and received his Master of Public Health in Management and Policy from the School of Public Health at Texas A&M University. Mr. Crews served seven years in the United States Navy. He is active in his community, supporting local efforts for the Tennessee Fisher House and is a member of the Board of Examiners for the Tennessee Center for Performance Excellence. He is a member of the National Association for Healthcare Quality and a Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives.
Ronnie Smith, MBA | 615-225-4900
Assistant Director
Ronnie Smith was appointed as Assistant Director of the VA Tennessee Valley Healthcare System (VA TVHS) effective November 16, 2014.
Prior to joining Tennessee Valley, Smith served as the Health Systems Specialist to the Deputy Medical Center Director at the Portland VA Medical Center. At the facility, awarded in 2013 with the Robert W. Carey Award for Excellence, Smith helped oversee the following services: Business Office, Finance, Facilities Management, Environmental Management, Quality and Performance, Human Resources, Voluntary Services, Logistics, Health Information Systems, and Purchased Care. Smith helped improve care to Veterans by implementing multiple Indian and Tribal Health sharing agreements, developing the Veterans Transportation Program in partnership with the Oregon Department of Transportation, expanding radiological services within the medical center, and serving as the facility point of contact for the Affordable Care Act and Veterans Equitable Resource Allocation (VERA). During his five years in Portland, Smith also served in roles as Acting Deputy Medical Center Director and Acting Assistant Director.
Prior to transferring to Portland, Mr. Smith served at the Charlie Norwood VA Medical Center in Augusta, Georgia in roles as a Budget Analyst, Business Manager/Project Manager, and Staff Assistant to the Director and Assistant Director.
Mr. Smith earned a Bachelor's degree in Healthcare Management from the University of Alabama and Masters Degrees in Business Administration and Health Administration from the University of Alabama at Birmingham. He is a graduate of the VA Graduate Healthcare Administrative Training Program and became a certified trainer in Prevention and Management of Disruptive Behavior.


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Last week, President Bush addressed the nation to describe a "way forward" in the War for the Free World and its Battle of Iraq. Next week, he will give another address, one that may ultimately prove even more decisive in determining our success in the global conflict of which the Iraq theater is but one part.
On Jan. 23, Mr. Bush is to report on the State of the Union. At the moment, it appears he is poised to make the main feature of that report his ideas for addressing what is, arguably, the most critical threat to that Union: the United States' persistent and growing practice of purchasing vast quantities of oil from people who wish us ill.
In the same speech a year ago, the president declared America is "addicted to oil." Now, he evidently intends to do something practical about it.
Gone will be the misplaced emphasis on "the hydrogen economy." The promise of hydrogen remains just that — a promise. The solutions to our reliance on, at best, unstable regimes and, at worst, downright hostile ones for our energy supplies lie elsewhere. And, fortunately, they are closer at hand than hydrogen-related technologies and the infrastructure that will make them usable on a truly national basis.
The idea of obtaining more energy from off-shore and Arctic oil and gas deposits and accelerating the construction of a new generation of nuclear plants will continue to receive at least presidential lip service. But, if the president wishes to demonstrate real leadership and make tangible, near-term progress on energy security, his State of the Union address will also embrace other priorities.
Specifically, Mr. Bush will endorse key elements of bipartisan bills first introduced in the Senate and House last year. Now called the DRIVE Act, this legislation is expected to be resubmitted this Thursday by such leading lights as Sens. Joe Lieberman, Sam Brownback, Evan Bayh and Norm Coleman and Reps. Eliot Engel, Jim Saxton, Mike Ross and Jack Kingston. The proposed act focuses on the central impediment to energy security: Our transportation sector is virtually entirely powered by oil-derived products (gasoline and diesel fuels) and consumes two-thirds of the oil America uses.
This dependency means that our society and economy — inextricably tied to the free movement of people, goods and services made possible by our automobiles, busses and trucks — are at risk of grievous disruption if either of two things happen: (1) There are disruptions in the supply of oil from overseas sources and/or (2) the price of oil products goes through the roof.
Even without such untoward events, we know some of the hundreds of billions of dollars we transfer each year to various petroleum-exporting nations wind up in the hands of terrorists.
This is not simply an addiction. It is a death wish, an irresponsible invitation to disaster for America and other freedom-loving nations.
The solution is to provide something now missing in our transportation sector: vehicle and fuel choice. The former would involve affording consumers and businesses the opportunity to acquire vehicles powered not just by gasoline or diesel but by alternative fuels like ethanol and methanol. There are already some 5 million cars on America's highways equipped with this "Flexible Fuel Vehicle" (FFV) capability. At a marginal cost of less than $150 per car, there is no reason why henceforth every vehicle sold in this country is not configured as an FFV.
To meet the increasing demand for such alternative energy, efficient production and widespread distribution of these fuels would need to be undertaken. The Vehicle and Fuel Choice bills would provide incentives to expand greatly the availability and access to such fuels.
Even more dramatic fuel savings can be achieved — both in terms of the costs and the consumption of foreign oil — if millions of Americans start driving not just fuel-efficient hybrid vehicles, but FFV-capable plug-in hybrids (PIH) with 500 mile-per-gallon-of-gasoline (mpgg)performance. The latter's batteries can be charged off the electrical grid (almost entirely powered by non-oil fuels) and operate for upwards of 20 miles without using a drop of gasoline, and for a fraction of the cost of oil-based fuels.
Another hugely promising development was unveiled by General Motors on Jan. 7: its Chevrolet Volt, a plug-in hybrid on steroids. The Volt's battery would permit 40 miles of travel between charges — enough to allow most American drivers not to use gasoline at all. To enable this sort of performance, however, the United States must become self-reliant in another critical technology: production of advanced, high-performance lithium-ion batteries. Laying the groundwork for such an effort is another feature of the broadly supported DRIVE legislation virtually certain to become law this year.
The time has come for George W. Bush to take a page from one of the most famous addresses to the nation in our history: John F. Kennedy's Inaugural address in 1961. Just as Kennedy called on Americans to "ask not what your country can do for you — ask what you can do for your country," Mr. Bush must now urge our citizens to do something specific for their country — and its future safety and economic well-being: Help retool the U.S. automotive fleet on an accelerated basis, replacing gas-guzzling vehicles with new FFVs, hybrids and plug-in hybrids. Do it not just out of self-interest. Do it for your country.


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A scan of the entire heart can be performed in only 250 milliseconds, which is less than half a heartbeat. In addition, it is possible for physicians to reliably display a heart with a fast pulse or an irregular heart beat without using beta blockers, thus simplifying the workflow and yielding clinical and financial advantages. The SOMATOM Definition Flash is the only CT scanner on the market that enables the use of noninvasive cardiological diagnostic techniques as routine applications at the lowest possible radiation exposure levels.
Double contrast in routine daily work
The second generation of Dual Energy imaging will introduce a new imaging quality. The contrast in CT scans will be increased without having to apply the higher radiation dose previously required. This is achieved via a new, selective photon shield which blocks unnecessary parts of the energy spectrum. It thereby provides improved separation of the two simultaneous scans with low and high photon energy, without causing a higher radiation exposure than would result from an individual, conventional CT examination with only one energy source. Thus, the SOMATOM Definition Flash can always provide a double contrast which, for the first time ever, can also be used to classify the chemical composition of tissues via a CT scan in routine daily work.
Dose protection for radiation-sensitive organs
Another technical development for keeping the patient's radiation exposure as low as possible is the X-CARE application. For the first time ever, this application selectively reduces the radiation exposure of dose-sensitive anatomical regions, such as the female breast. This is done by switching the X-ray tube assemblies off during the rotation phase in which the anatomical regions concerned
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They called her middle class, but the new Duchess of Cambridge reveals her inner snob in Kate Middleton for the Win.
You can almost hear Ryan Gosling saying, "Hey, girl, sorry my shirt fell off," right?
Imma let you finish, but Interrupting Kanye West (a riff on the rapper's 2009 VMA encounter with Taylor Swift) was one of the best memes of all time!
Snooki Bomber places the pint-size guidette everywhere from Tiananmen Square to the original cast of 90210.
Tim Tebow's spiral may suck, but the QB's habit of on-field genuflection turned his name into a verb.
Keanu Reeves' Mona Lisa-like ambiguity has sparked memes like Sad Keanu and Conspiracy Keanu.
Five words: Nicolas Cage Losing His Shit.
At the Royal Wedding, Princess Beatrice's hat was a fashion faux pas; online, it's a portal to another dimension.
Survivalist Bear Grylls once drank his own piss—an act the Internet will never let him forget.
Canadian singer Carly Rae Jepsen's "Call Me Maybe" has been sung by Colin Powell, lip-synced to by Harvard's baseball team (pictured), and lampooned by the Cookie Monster.
Dos Equis cast Jonathan Goldsmith as The Most Interesting Man in the World; the Internet turned his character into one of the weirdest.
Internet elves used a photo taken by Blake Boston's mom to recast the aspiring rapper as Scumbag Steve, an archetypal high-school stoner.
A Photoshopped image of model Cole Mohr holding a sign telling girls not to be insecure (top) prompted girls to hold their own signs offering him advice.
Chris Crocker's overwrought plea to "Leave Britney Alone" made him one of the first YouTube stars.
In 1793, French painter Joseph Ducreux depicted himself in an MC-like pose; today, he spits "Archaic Rap" lines like "Disregard Females, Acquire Currency."
Rebecca Black's "Friday," a tone-deaf ode to the day you "gotta get down," was mocked by the Internet and covered by Katy Perry.


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That punisher logo is tight man. Any chance you could make a spitfire one for me? I am clueless about flash. I would really really appreciate it.
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I walked on our local trail...4 miles in a little over an hour. I like to walk on it because then I know how far and how long easily. The problem with it is that it's just flat and straight...kind of boring after a while. I don't go to it a... Read more
Monday, May 12, 2008
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I feel like I'm slipping a little bit...but that's not what the scale and my clothes say. I think because at this time last year people were thinking I was TOO skinny..uh..no..I was not. But I hope I did "listen" to them subconsciously. I don... Read more
Saturday, May 10, 2008
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Turned out great today. I got a lot of walking in today as well as cleaning and a little gardening. It's still too cold to really plant anything, but I cleaned up a little. Great day! Read more
Friday, May 09, 2008
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My husband and I went out for chinese tonight..tasted good and I did pretty well as far as chinese goes. I went for a long walk after a while. I finally found some new workout clothes I like....my garage sale "reward" money. I needed some new... Read more
Thursday, May 08, 2008
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The days, weeks, months go by tooooo fast! Not much new to report...that can be a good thing...
Going to try to find some tops for work, but I really do not like this new "old" peasant look...looks like a woman is pregnant or the art teach... Read more
Sunday, May 04, 2008
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Today, I felt extremely tired. Went for a walk, though. It was too nice not to. Doesn't feel like I did much else. Tomorrow I have to have a tooth pulled...I'm really not looking forward to that...not sure what I will put in it's place yet. ... Read more
Saturday, May 03, 2008
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Woops! Did a week go by already? This has been a busy one...since we cleaned out, we had our garage sale today. Made out extremely well for us..my husband gave up a lot of hunting equipment and now he's going to buy himself a really nice set ... Read more
Saturday, April 26, 2008
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It was a beautiful day again today. Got some gardening done...it's pouring out now, though. That's OK..I love it when it rains at night.
Our local mall was having an orchid show today so I stopped there for a minute to take some time, rel... Read more
Friday, April 25, 2008
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Its been about two weeks since we lost our dog. I still say things like "make sure Vicky's in" or "take Vicky with you" or "come on for a ride!" I guess I've been doing it for so long that it just comes out sometimes. We picked up her ashes o... Read more
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
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The blooming flowers are spectacular this spring! I had to take a picture of some and add them to my sparkpage. Our neighbor's Magnolia tree is georgeous.
I'm way behind here with things. I love to be outside when the weather is so nic... Read more
Sunday, April 20, 2008
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I've been saying I'm going in the attic to get rid of stuff or get unused or unwanted stuff out and ready for a garage sale and today I finally got a good start at it. I spent all afternoon on part of it. Got rid of 4 huge bags full of what I ... Read more
Friday, April 18, 2008
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I've been eating a little too much this week. I have increased my exercise, though..but I don't think enough to compensate yet. I think I'm still a little stressed. We haven't got Vicky's ashes back yet, but soon.
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Monday, April 14, 2008
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I think the real spring is finally getting here. It's nice to see flowers again. The grass is getting very green and the days are getting longer. I'm already walking more often.
Today was a better day. Yesterday I went to see some gre... Read more
Saturday, April 12, 2008
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Thank you everyone..you don't know how much you help..
This is the first time in over 16 years we've been without a dog. Won't be for long...maybe a little more than a month. I hope I'm done crying for today...I feel exhausted. It's so s... Read more
Saturday, April 12, 2008
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No more suffering..thank you for all your support.
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Snoring is a sound made in the upper airway of your throat as you sleep. It normally occurs as you breathe in air. It is a sign that your airway is being partially blocked. About one-half of people who snore loudly have OSA. OSA happens when the tissue in the back of the throat collapses to block the entire airway. This keeps air from getting in to the lungs. Almost everyone is likely to snore at one time or another. It has been found in all age groups. Estimates of snoring vary widely based on how it is defined. The rate of snoring in children is reported to be 10 to 12 percent.
It is recommended that infants (three to 11 months) get 14 to 15 hours of nightly sleep, while toddlers get 12 to 14 hours, children in pre-school 11-13 hours and school-aged children between 10-11 hours.
The American Academy of Sleep Medicine (AASM) offers some tips to help your child sleep better:
It is important to make sure that your child gets enough sleep and sleeps well.
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A bright, airy design, tons of windows with gorgeous views, high ceilings, and a stellar location make this luxury villa (is there such a thing as a non-luxury villa?) a true work of art.
Speaking of luxury villas, when you have a stunning view, why not put it good use, right? Windows for walls is a good start.
Perhaps you'd expect some funky, modernist home design to be found in West Hollywood, but that doesn't make these photos any less stunning. Bright green on the interior and bold shapes on the exterior make this home stand out in any neighborhood.
Don't have stunning views or funky architecture to show off? Why not just draw some? It's probably way less expensive than the gorgeous property, and it'd make for a better conversation piece, too!
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