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2160 Francisco Blvd
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Situated within walking distance of beaches and parks, the non-smoking Americas Best Value Inn features amenities such as complimentary breakfast and guest laundry facilities.
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Spanning three floors and 25 rooms, Americas Best Value Inn offers such standard in-room amenities as mini-fridges, microwaves, coffeemakers, cable TV and hairdryers. All accommodations are non-smoking. Guests can start the day with the hotel's complimentary continental breakfast of cereals, breads, jams and more, as well as freshen up at the laundry center. Parking is available.
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Located within a 20-minute drive of downtown San Francisco, the Pacifica hotel is within a short walking distance of local beaches, parks and restaurants. Pacifica State Beach is three miles away, while the San Francisco Zoo is eight miles away and Golden Gate Park is 10 miles away. San Francisco International Airport is 10 miles away.
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- Children welcome
- Complimentary continental breakfast
- ESPN available
- Express check-out
- Family plan
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- Public address system
- Remote control television
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- Wireless internet connection in public areas
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Upon check-in photo identification and credit card is required. All special requests are subject to availability upon check-in. Special requests cannot be guaranteed and may incur additional charges.Guests under the age of 21 are only allowed to check in with a parent or official guardian. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
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Cabran from San Francisco, CA
March 25, 2016
March 25, 2016
Close to the beach, reasonable rate, juice in the lobby and coffee in the room, and laundry facilities.
Staff is not exactly friendly, and when we asked for a late checkout, they turned us down flat. They called at 11:30 to say we had to vacate the room and then again at 11:31! A little excessive with the badgering.
Verified Hotel Guest from St. Louis, MO
February 18, 2016
February 18, 2016
Location, cleanliness, comfortable bed, great staff. Excellent value. Close to shopping, restaurants and the beach. Easy access to highway 1 and all of San Francisco!!!!
John from Sacramento, CA
December 21, 2015
Solo Traveler
December 21, 2015
Solo Traveler
Large room with easy chair and footstool. No negatives except perhaps rate: $---, $--- w/ tax.
Toilet seat was loose. Left a note at desk upon checkout that maintenance needed to tighten seat fixtures.
Martin from Roslle, IL
October 25, 2015
Family Traveling with Teens
October 25, 2015
Family Traveling with Teens
Riki from Portland, OR
September 4, 2015
September 4, 2015
This was a nice clean room with a great bed and clean, working amenities (i.e. the microwave, television; etc.).
A larger lounge area, or some outside lounging space, would have been nice, but not vital.
Verified Hotel Guest from Castaic, CA
August 9, 2015
August 9, 2015
There were some stains and spots on the walls that were washable (I was able to clean them up myself) , the bathroom had some mess as well/ attention to details on cleaning wasn't present. Also at 730 the maid was pounding on the door to start turnover
Verified Hotel Guest from Seattle, WA
June 25, 2015
Family Traveling with Teens
June 25, 2015
Family Traveling with Teens
The location! Just a bock away from the ocean. The rooms were pretty clean and we didn't hear any noise from the street next to the hotel. The windows don't let any noise in.
The breakfast was so disappointing. They didn't even have hot water and tea bags. The sheets were clean but the blanket had cigarette burns on it. The corridors were a bit smelly.
Daniel from Palmdale, CA
June 25, 2015
Family Traveling with Young Children
June 25, 2015
Family Traveling with Young Children
Close to the on ramp and minutes away from Skyline and Half Moon Bay. Loved the local shops and sushi restaurant minutes away from hotel
I'm not a picky person but someone may have an issue with the Outdated microwave
Rose from Pismo Beach, CA
May 16, 2015
May 16, 2015
Clean and quiet
No map of the town was in room
Shari from Hinton, OK
April 20, 2015
April 20, 2015
The bed was comfortable and room was clean.
The staff was not very friendly, I thought I booked a room with 2 beds but they said no , that I booked a room with 1 bed . They would not change it and they would not even let me check in an hour early. Also there was no hot tub. Very small hotel.
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June 8, 1983
Carl D. Bohl, Sc.D.
Department of Medicine and
Environmental Health
Monsanto Company
300 North Lindbergh Boulevard
St. Louis, Missouri 63167
Dear Dr. Bohl:
Thank you for your letters of April 28, 1983, to Assistant Secretary Auchter, Gary Strobel, John Martonik, James Foster and myself regarding the audiometer calibration requirement of the March 8, 1983, hearing conservation amendment.
The hearing conservation amendment requires that audiometric tests as pure tone, air conduction, hearing threshold examinations, with test frequencies including, as a minimum, 500, 1000, 2000, 3000, 4000, and 6000 Hertz. This requirement can be met by using a wide range audiometer, limited range audiometer, or a narrow range audiometer that has the required test frequencies.
Audiometers must be calibrated according to the procedures contained in Appendix E, and in accordance with sections 4.1.2, 4.1.3, 184.108.40.206, 4.4.1, 4.4.2, 4.4.3, and 4.5 of the American National Standard Specification for Audiometers, S3.6-1969.
Wide range audiometers and some limited range audiometers can meet the requirements of 4.1.3 for an output hearing threshold level of 100 decibels (dB). Since limited range audiometers, according to the ANSI 2.1.2 definition, are only required to have an output level of at least 70 dB, these audiometers are calibrated at their maximum output level or the 100 dB level required in 4.1.3., whichever is smaller.
The requirements in Appendix C apply to pulse tone and self-recording audiometers that interrupt the tone signal automatically. This automatically pulsed tone must have an on-time of at least 200 milliseconds. Audiometers of this type are generally available. As an example, the Beltone 100 series audiometers have a pulse on-time of 230 milliseconds. The manufacturer'

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|Application number
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|May 3, 1983
|Filing date
|Dec 30, 1980
|Priority date
|Dec 30, 1980
|Fee status
|Publication number
|Terence E. Sumner, James Ward, Alan L. Wilson
|Original Assignee
|Motorola, Inc.
|Export Citation
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|Patent Citations (12), Non-Patent Citations (6), Referenced by (6), Classifications (4), Legal Events (5)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This invention is related to filters for digital data.
A data filter is a device that processes a stream of bits to achieve a desired transfer function. The commonest realization of a data filter is a shift register that is formed by cascading a plurality of elements that produce equal time delays. A resistor is connected to each such element at an output terminal. The other ends of all the resistors are tied together at a central point which is the output of the data filter. Well-known techniques of design allow a designer to select a desired number of stages in the shift register, the sign of the output at each stage of the shift register, and the magnitude of each of the resistors to achieve a desired transfer function. When so designed, such a filter is non-recursive. This means that its output is a function only of the input, and not of the previous output.
Data filters are of particular use for two applications in digital radio communications systems. One such use is a splatter filter for digital data. Another is to recover audio in a receiver for a continuously-variable-slope delta modulation (CVSD) system. A splatter filter is a low-pass filter that is so named because its purpose is to attenuate frequency components above an upper limit in a digital data stream, thus preventing the radio signal that is modulated with such data stream from "splattering" or spilling signal into adjacent channels. In the CVSD receiver, a data filter is useful for removing components at the bit rate that arise when recovering audio from a bit stream having CVSD modulation.
An analog filter could be used for either of these applications. However, a low-pass analog filter with a cutoff in the vicinity of 3 kHz requires element values that are difficult to obtain as a portion of an integrated circuit. In addition, if a circuit is otherwise adapted for realization in an integrated circuit, it is a relatively simple matter to increase the number of stages as desired to obtain a cutoff characteristic for a filter that is sharper than one easily obtainable with the discrete resistors, capacitors and inductors that are interconnected to form analog filters. It is particularly desirable in a splatter filter to have a sharp cutoff with a minimum amount of rolloff in the passband of the filter. This minimizes the delay or distortion of high-frequency information in the digital signal while enabling the designer to meet specifications for a maximum of allowable amount of adjacent-channel interference. Filters are used conventionally in CVSD systems in the conversion of the digital CVSD signal into audio. In the typical CVSD system a CVSD data stream is multiplied by an analog voltage to convert the data into a stream of bits that has pulse-amplitude modulation. This signal in turn is subjected to analog filtering to reconstruct the audio signal. This filter needs a low-pass characteristic in order to pass the reconstructed audio while removing both quantizing noise at the bit rate and aliasing noise that results from a spectral shift caused by the digitizing process. Aliasing places multiples of the fundamental audio spectrum periodically in frequency outside the passband. As with the splatter filter, the discrete resistors, inductors and capacitors that may be used to construct an analog filter for a CVSD receiver are difficult to achieve by the techniques used to obtain large-scale integrated circuits. With both the splatter filter and the CVSD filter, it would be desirable to have filters that could be realized as integrated circuits on semiconductor substrates.
In CVSD circuits that use analog low-pass filters to process the output of the CVSD multiplier, there is no effective way to combine multiplication and filtering and no reason for doing so. The application of a linear filter to a bit stream that has been subjected to pulse-amplitude modulation is a linear process that is cascaded with the CVSD modulator to form a CVSD receiver. If it were possible to combine filtering and multiplication, the result would be to minimize components and improve the effectiveness of the circuit.
It is an object of the present invention to provide an improved data filter.
It is a further object of the present invention to provide a multiplying data filter.
It is a further object of the present invention to provide a data splatter filter.
It is a further object of the present invention to provide a data splatter filter that is adapted for construction as an integrated circuit.
It is a further object of the present invention to provide a multiplying data filter that is adapted for construction as an integrated circuit.
A multiplying digital filter comprises a plurality of cascaded flip-flops, each of which has outputs that are connected to control electronic switches. Each switch applies one or another of two voltages to one terminal of a resistor. The other terminal of each such resistor is connected to a network that includes a central point which is the output of the circuit. When a pulse train is applied to the cascade of flip-flops, the result is to combine multiplication of the applied voltage with digital filtering of the signal applied to the first flip-flop. In one embodiment of the invention, one voltage that is applied to the resistor is zero in that the resistor is connected to ground. The other voltage is the output of the syllabic filter in a CVSD receiver. The output of this combination is the filtered product of the digital bit stream and the syllabic voltage. In another embodiment where the input voltage is maintained constant in time, the filter is adaptable for such uses as a splatter filter.
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a typical digital filter.
FIGS. 2A and 2B form a detailed schematic diagram of a multiplying digital filter as used in the circuit.
FIG. 3 is a circuit diagram of a flip-flop of FIG. 2.
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a typical data filter. In FIG. 1, a string of digital pulses is to be applied at terminal 11 which is connected to the D input of the first of a cascaded string of flip-flops 13. The flip-flops 13 are all clocked by a clocking input which is at a frequency equal to or greater than the frequency of the digital input at terminal 11. In FIG. 1, the Q output of each flip-flop 13 is connected to one end of a resistor 15, the other end of which is tied to terminal 17. Each resistor 15 in FIG. 1 is designated as RA, RB, etc. to indicate that their values will in general be different. Both the values of the resistor 15 and the algebraic sign associated with their position in the circuit is determined by applying well-known rules of filter design. The circuit of FIG. 1 shows the results of a design in which all filter signs are positive. If a particular position in the filter of FIG. 1 called for a negative sign, then the Q output of that flip-flop 13 would be taken as the output for connection to the appropriate resistor 15. When the appropriate number of flip-flops 13 has been cascaded, the output of the filter is produced at terminal 17.
FIGS. 2 and 3 are detailed circuit schematics of an embodiment of a multiplying digital filter that has been used in constructing an integrated circuit using complementary metal-oxide semiconductors (CMOS). FIGS. 2A and 2B form the multiplying data filter with a symbolic representation of flip-flops, and FIG. 3 is a circuit diagram of the flip-flops of FIG. 2. In FIGS. 2 and 3, a train of pulses, properly shaped if necessary by reclocking flip-flop 34, is conducted on line 36 to digital filter 38. Digital filter 38 comprises a number (in this case, 24) of flip-flops 40 connected in cascade to form a shift register. The output (here denoted "O") of the first flip-flop 40 is connected to the corresponding terminal of the last; that of the second, to the next-to-last, and so on. In the usual implementation of a digital filter, each of the common points thus formed is connected through a resistor to an output terminal of the filter as in FIG. 1. That connection is modified in digital filter 38, and the resistors, denoted R1 through R12, are in a combination that is calculated to minimize the percentage variation in resistor values. This makes it easier to form resistors R1 through R12 on a semiconductor substrate using techniques of integrated circuits. Values of these resistors in the digital filter 38 as constructed are listed in Table I.
TABLE I______________________________________Values of Resistors in Digital Filter 38Resistor Number Resistance in Kilohms______________________________________1 49.652 101.363 70.44 1085 56.726 95.047 55.28 54.969 62.1610 63.7611 64.3212 44.96______________________________________
In typical data filters, the voltage at the output terminal O is taken at the Q or Q terminal of each of the flip-flops 40. This means that in the conventional data filter, the voltage applied at the flip-flop end of each of the resistors R1 through R12 can take on one of two values. However, in the flip-flops 40 of FIG. 2, terminal O is switched alternately to the voltage at terminal V or to ground. This effects the multiplication that makes data filter 38 a multiplying filter. This feature will be described further in an examination of the details of the flip-flop 40 in FIG. 3. However, one feature of the invention is apparent in FIG. 2. This is the combination of the resistors, mentioned above. Table I shows that the lowest tabulated value of resistance, 44.96 Kilohms, and the largest, 108 Kilohms, are within a factor of 2.5 of each other. This fact makes it easier to construct the digital filter of FIG. 2 in CMOS. The combination is achieved by taking the resistor values that result from conventional techniques of filter design and subjecting them to repeated wye-delta transformations. This may be done equally as well with the filter tap weights, which are the values of the tap conductances. Each transformation to a wye generates an extra node that can be connected to other nodes to reduce resistor values or can be split to increase resistor values. The resulting increase in the number of resistors is of minor concern in CMOS technology, while the reduction in resistance ratio makes CMOS design easier. The resistance ratio is here defined as the ratio of the highest value of resistance to the lowest for resistors in the network.
FIG. 3 is a gate realization of a flip-flop 40 of FIG. 2. The term "flip-flop" has been used because the circuit of FIG. 3 includes the functions of conventional flip-flops, but it will become apparent from the description of the circuit of FIG. 3 that the circuit performs additional functions. The circuit of FIG. 3 is a latch that operates a switch. As such, it is half a flip-flop. When two such circuits are cascaded and clocked oppositely, they comprise a single flip-flop that operates two switches. This is a particularly effective way to form flip-flops in CMOS technology. Referring to FIG. 3, an S input is taken as one input to NOR gate 80. This is a set terminal to enable or disable operation of the circuit. Terminals C and C are respectively clock and anticlock inputs. Each is connected to transmission gates 82 and 84. Common point 86 of transmission gates 82 and 84 is connected as an input to NOR gate 80, the output of which is taken to terminal Q and through inverter 88 to terminal Q. The output of inverter 88 is also connected as an input to transmission gate 84 so that the combination of transmission gates 82 and 84 and inverter 88 comprise a half flip-flop, enabled by NOR gate 80. This circuit is rendered effectively a full flip-flop because of the combined clock and anticlock inputs. Both the Q and Q outputs are connected internally to a second set of transmission gates 90 and 92. A common point 94 of transmission gates 90 and 92 is taken through a resistor 96 to output terminal O. When transmission gate 90 is caused by a positive Q signal or a negative Q signal to conduct the voltage V is applied through resistor 96 to output terminal O. Conversely, when transmission gate 92 is caused by a positive Q signal or a negative Q signal to conduct, common point 94 is connected to ground, and thus resistor 96 is grounded. The logical operation of the circuit of FIG. 3 will become more apparent upon an examination of the truth table for that circuit which is shown in Table II.
TABLE II______________________________________Truth Table for Circuit of FIG. 3S D C Q O______________________________________1 -- -- 1 GROUND0 0 0 LATCH UNCHANGED0 0 1 0 GROUND0 1 0 LATCH UNCHANGED0 1 1 1 V______________________________________ NOTES: The bar (--) indicates a don't care condition; "LATCH" means Q holds its last previous value; "UNCHANGED" means output terminal O holds its last previous value.
The circuit of FIG. 3 has several differences from the standard data filter, which comprises successive time delays connected through resistors to the output. Well-known techniques are used to determine the number of stages of time delay and to calculate the values of the resistors to provide a desired amount of filtering. The calculational techniques will normally set the minimum desired number of stages to a shift register and establish the clock frequency. In some positions, the design calculations may call for negative signs in implementing the filter. This can be accomplished when the time delays are flip-flops by connecting the resistor that is in the position calling for a negative sign to a Q terminal rather than a Q terminal. Alternatively, the same result could be achieved for an individual flip-flop by driving that flip-flop from the Q terminal rather than the Q terminal. Such a change repeats the sign change in successive flip-flops. Either of these methods of connecting the shift register is a matter of design choice. The typical circuit presents three disadvantages that are overcome by the circuit of FIG. 3. First, resistors realized according to the calculational methods that are described in the reference can be expected to produce resistor values that differ in a ratio of 10:1 or more. Such resistance ratios are difficult to achieve in CMOS technology because of the substrate area required. An improvement in such a realization is shown in FIG. 3 in which resistors have been placed in series-parallel combinations to bring their spread of resistances to a factor of approximately 2:1.
A second improvement in the circuit of FIG. 3 results from the fact that the current supplied to the resistors of the typical data filter is the same current that operates the logical functions of the flip-flops. That current is typically enough to warrant using large transmission gates which tend to load the flip-flops appreciably. The circuit of FIG. 3 overcomes this disadvantage by separating the logical operation of the flip-flop from current handling. Referring to FIG. 3, the flip-flop comprises transmission gates 82 and 84, NOR gate 80 and inverter 88. However, neither the Q nor the Q terminal is used as an output to the resistors of a filter. Rather, the Q and Q terminals are taken to what is essentially a single-pole double-throw switch that is formed by FET gates 90 and 92. This switch allows the voltage V to supply whatever current is delivered through resistor 96 to the resistors R1 through R12 of FIG. 2.
The third feature of the circuit of FIGS. 2 and 3 that differs from the conventional digital filter is the use of a value of voltage V of FIG. 3 that varies within a limited range. In the circuit of FIG. 2, that variable voltage is taken as the output of a syllabic filter. By so switching the output voltage of the syllabic filter, the circuit of FIG. 2 acts as a combined digital filter and multiplier. This combines a digital filter and a multiplier to produce an output that is, when filtered, an audio reconstruction of a CVSD signal. The combination of multiplier and filter is disclosed and claimed in a copending application Ser. No. 221,189 filed Dec. 30, 1980, assigned to the assignee of the present invention.
Referring again to FIG. 2, it should be noted that each flip-flop 40 is connected both to a clock pulse (C) and an anticlock pulse (C). Connections are alternated so that one flip-flop 40 is triggered by a clock pulse and the adjacent one is triggered by a C pulse. This doubles the apparent frequency of the operation of the filter of FIG. 2A.
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"In this slim and amiable book Ms. Thomas gathers a pile of small, not uninteresting observations about deer, and in doing so she subtly alters the way you look at them in a forest or from a window." (New York Times)
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The animal kingdom operates by ancient rules, and the deer in our woods and backyards can teach us many of them—but only if we take the time to notice.
In the fall of 2007 in southern New Hampshire, the acorn crop failed and the animals who depended on it faced starvation. Elizabeth Marshall Thomas began leaving food in small piles around her farmhouse. Soon she had over thirty deer coming to her fields, and her naturalist's eye was riveted. How did they know when to come, all together, and why did they sometimes cooperate, sometimes compete?
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After fruitlessly searching the internet, I was thrilled to finally come across "The Hidden Life of Deer." Ms. Thomas's accounting of her local deer families enlightened me as to many of their characteristics and social interactions, exactly the information I was seeking. After reading the book, I was able to identify with the deer out my window and understand more of their social behaviors.
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She writes about how she attracted the deer for the winter by feeding them corn--she goes on for a whole chapter about why she felt that the laws were BS and that she was just supplementing their diet, saving them from a winter of starvation. If she read up on the subject a bit she'd find that ruminates that eat corn have the acidity in their rumen go up and kill off the good bacteria causing difficulty digesting food and sickness. It's why we pump our cows full of antibiotics and other chemicals during finishing when they are on a high-corn diet. In other words--she not only was harming them but is encouraging others to harm them as well. Deer aren't meant to eat high carbohydrate feed in the winter--their system is meant for fibrous stems and grasses at that time. Please don't follow her lead!
She also doesn't observe so much as come up with her own random hypotheses without actually testing them in any way through her observations. She just gets excited and sees any little details as confirming whatever she believes. At one point in the books she feels she could "thought-speak" to one of them. She's very emotional, and I think the biggest example of her misinterpretation of animal behavior is when she thought that the small male deer were claiming a larger buck's territory after he was shot was them "honoring his spirit." No lady, it's very obvious that these animals were taking advantage of the fact that they could look larger than they really are by running their scent all over the areas where he rubbed his antlers higher than they could actually reach. FOr the reviews that say she doesn't anthropomorphize--I have no idea if they read the same book I did because she does it left and right.
I'm not going to deny that her writing style is easy to read an enjoyable--if it weren't for the crazy misinformation she has because she assumes so many things rather than look at others' research as well as a modern naturalist ought to. I would not be so annoyed if this book were touted about what it really is--a misguided animal lover who likes to come up with stories about the animals in her backyard. If this were a work of fiction or a memoir on naturalism I'd rank it 4 stars--as a book that pretends to be science I'm rating it 2. You will learn nothing of worth here, except an appreciation of nature.
If you're not so sure, here's some more information. She's learned to be a pretty good observer of the natural world - - not a great observer, but pretty good. She figures out how to identify individual deer not by individual marks but by observing the small groups they live with, and then distinguishing individuals within that. She notices some aspects of deer behavior. If you were a deer scientist, I don't think you'd be impressed, but Thomas probably writes a lot better than our imaginary deer scientist. So it evens out.
She spends a lot of time obsessing about whether she should feed the deer when they're starving. She decides that she should, or that she will, which is not the same thing. However, the worries seem to take up half the book. Here's what I would tell her, if she asked me: if you worry so much about it, then you know it's not right even if you want to do it. So don't do it.
The best stuff comes at the end, when she talks about other animals. So, ironically, this book is at its best when she stops talking about deer.
She writes well, and it's a pleasant book to have in your lap in front of the fire with a snifter of brandy. But I find it hard to get much more enthusiastic about it than that.
So my expectations were completely off. And I found myself really irritated with the lack of science, and the constant rationalizations of behavior that goes against recommendations of wildlife experts.
I might have really enjoyed this book, if I'd had appropriate expectations. Elizabeth Marshall Thomas obviously loves her deer friends, and has entertaining anecdotes to share. She's a kind-hearted soul, and a keen observer of "her" animals. Her writing is warm and friendly, rambling like a cozy conversation over a cup of tea - with occasional passionate outbursts.
If you'd like a cozy, relaxing narrative non-fiction about one woman's relationship with her local deer, this is your book. If you're looking for science, look elsewhere.
Welcome to the first one star review I've ever given. I didn't plan it that way; I thought it would be interesting to read something about deer from a non-hunting perspective, and I was just going to take the feeding as an unpleasant given without comment.
But the author spends so much time trying to justify her feeding the deer that it's impossible to not write about it. The attempt at justification of a primate feeding deer relationship is very poor and the author surely knows this. The fact that langur monkeys in India eat only parts of leaves and chital deer wait beneath the trees to eat what's dropped is completely irrelevant to putting out hundreds of pounds of corn.
Ultimately, her stated reason for feeding them is that they are individuals who want to live. To fully appreciation my opposition to her behavior, you need to understand that I live by that principle more than the author does--I don't eat animals, don't believe in using them for entertainment or experimentation, and I don't support hunting them. I've been a wildlife rehabilitation volunteer, and I occasionally toss something out the window for squirrels or crows or whoever wants it and enjoy watching them eat. In short, I completely understand the desire to feed them and if deer existed in a vacuum, I'd say feed away.
But of course they don't exist in a vacuum and her choice has far-reaching consequences, from directly depriving other animals of the food which would have been provided by predation and scavenging of weakened and dead deer, to the later destruction of rare plant life and ecosystems by the resulting overpopulation of deer. Anyone able to view things objectively can see what the overpopulation of the human species has meant to other life forms.
She cites one example of seeing a deer with claw marks which she hypothesizes came from a bear, and wonders with pride if her corn gave the deer the strength to escape. If it did, shame would be a more appropriate emotion for anyone who actually cared about nature as a whole. And of course by feeding the deer in a year of low acorn production, she's directly undermining the reason why there are years of low acorn production. Even the deer themselves attempt to override her feeding of them when the strongest prevent the weakest from eating.
In any case, the fact that deer are individuals who want to live apparently doesn't matter to the author when it comes to hunting. She declares that she'd rather be shot than killed in a slaughterhouse as if it's an either/or choice when in fact neither one has to occur. And then goes on to mention overpopulation as a justification for hunting even as she contributes to that overpopulation.
Although she claims that she has no interest in taking a life, she eagerly goes along to watch a hunter do so, and after he kills a deer he doesn't think is good enough for him, agrees to his suggestion that she lie and claim she killed the deer so he can kill another bigger one. This from someone she considers one of the best hunters, a man who elsewhere in the book she prevents from killing an injured bear who then lives for many years, a man she also criticizes for painfully dragging a deer who'd been hit by a car into the woods instead of shooting the deer on the spot. Considering her claim that the will to hunt is deep in our psyches, I suppose we should all be amazed that the overwhelming majority of people don't do it. Or maybe her claim is just nonsense.
Most of what she writes about the deer is as much imagination as observation which was OK but is there anything actually good in this book? Yes, there's a page about scat which is well-written, and the last chapter of non-deer related nature anecdotes was good enough that I was going to boost my rating up to two stars. Then I came to the epilogue where she declares she's going to keep feeding the deer as long as she's alive regardless of conditions. One star is being generous for the way this book left me feeling.
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You said you "enter into the short sale process". You have only entered it? Make every payment within your power to make. Your short sale can take quite awhile to approve, if approved. You do not want to get so far in over your head you have to be foreclosed upon.
Things happen and circumstances change. However, your loan agreement stated you would make your payments on time, or you would lose the property by foreclosure. You gave your word and you have a duty to do everything possible to keep your word.
There is a lengthy process to the "Short Sale". It is by no means an instant solution to your dilemmas. Whether you have your home listed now, or will after the approval of the short sale, that kicks off another waiting process.
I would strongly advise, if you have not already done so, you begin speaking with agents in your area with a proven track record of short sales. You do not want to scramble at the 11th hour to find a listing agent to handle your sale. Short sales require expertise and experience. It is a sale that takes patience and understanding of the process.
You should speak with an attorney as well. Find out whether a short sale is your best option, or if there is another that will save you time and grief and the least ramification financially and legally.
Protect yourself, and do your best.
However if you are making payments at the cost of being able to feed your family...well...we all make choices.
Do what is right for you and your situation.
So, to answer your question directly, the bank can't force the payment out of you. So you can stop. But you will pay a price for it.
Have you already listed your home? If so, what did your agent advise you to do? If not, I would be happy to help you get your home sold so you can get this behind you.
Michael Magaw
No one should be telling you to stop making payments but look at it this way, YOUR KISSING YOUR MONEY GOOD-BYE! Do you have money saved to move? How about some extra cash for first and last months rent on your new place? Keep in mind the one thing that messes with your credit score is missed payments. How much is your credit worth to you? A short sale can last 3-6 months. It adds up. I would be happy to talk with you about your options. http://www.shortsaleinlosangeles.com
Yes I would because you have exhausted all your resources. Now you will need to put together your short sale package and get it ready with your hardship. I have done many of these. I would be happy to help. Do you have a trustee sale date scheduled?
Bonnie Hart
Bank send a package upon your request that needs to be filled out by homeowner.
Is your property for sale? You should contact a Realtor for advice.


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In a really weird interview with Charlie Rose, George Lucas says selling Star Wars was like selling his kids to "white slavers."
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While Disney has to be pleased with the way its $4 billion acquisition of Lucasfilm is turning out, thanks to the galactic success of "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," the man who created the "Star Wars" universe doesn't feel the same way.
In an interview with Charlie Rose, George Lucas spoke about everything from his and Disney's branching vision to the deal itself. Lucas, who has always been protective of his series and even refers to them as his "kids," hasn't been looking back well on the deal with Disney (via Collider).
"I sold them to the white slavers that takes these things, and…," Lucas said before laughing and deciding it better not to finish. (See the interview below. Lucas mentions the "white slavers" around the 50-minute mark)
WHAT?!?! I honestly have no clue what the hell he's talking about except for just trying to randomly inject race into a negotiation for no reason. What a weirdo.


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The rehab appearance will mark Tulowizki's fourth time as a member of the Drillers squad. He was the everyday shortstop for Tulsa in 2006 and earned a Texas League All-Star selection. The former 1st round pick was promoted straight to the majors late in the 2006 Texas League season.
Tulowitzki has also had two previous rehab assignments with Tulsa, playing as a Driller in 2008 for five games and again in 2010 for two games.
Giambi will make his first appearance in a Double A baseball game since playing for the Huntsville Stars (Oakland A's) in 1994. The 41-year old has played for 17 years in the majors and has racked up 429 career home runs and 1,405 RBIs. Giambi won the 2000 AL MVP award, as well as the 2005 AL Comeback Player of the Year Award.
The two big leaguers are expected to remain with the Drillers through the rest of the team's current homestand that runs through Monday, August 27.
Tickets for all the games, including the 2012 regular season finale, are now on sale at the ONEOK Field Ticket Office at 201 N. Elgin Ave. and at TulsaDrillers.com. Tickets are also available by calling (918)744-5901.
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