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LUNA — A massive wildfire in eastern Arizona is burning more acres than the largest in state history, although some of that area is in New Mexico, where flare-ups that skipped along treetops Tuesday threatened a small mountain town.
The Wallow Fire has burned more than 733 square miles since Memorial Day weekend. Fire spokesman John Helmich said Tuesday morning it's not yet certain whether the acreage that has burned in Arizona makes it larger than the 2002 Rodeo-Chediski fire, which burned 732 square miles, destroyed 491 buildings and cost about $400 million to fight.
Negotiations between Los Alamos County and the North American Development Group (NADG) for the Trinity Site Revitalization Project is nearing completion. Randy Autio, Acting County Administrator, expects to have a tentative agreement hammered out by the end of June.
The council approved the selection of NADG in November 2010, and directed staff to enter into negotiations for a ground sublease and development agreement.
The original deadline was May 1. Negotiations were not complete, but the county and NADG had reached agreement on a number of key points and staff apprised council they were confident an agreement could ultimately be reached. Council voted to extend the deadline 60 days on April 19.
Today is Flag Day and there will be a celebration at 6 tonight at the Elks Lodge. This was the scene Tuesday morning outside the Elks Lodge on Trinity Drive.
A radon issue in the basement of the school district's new headquarters has resulted in the relocation of a staff person to an upper level office.
"In the early environmental testing last October and November, the radon levels did not bubble up," Superintendent Gene Schmidt said. "There were mold issues in the corners of the basement and some concerns with water damage on ceiling tiles that the inspectors felt were easily correctable. But because the radon came up above 4, (4.0 pCi/L, picoCuries per liter of volume of air) and we'd like it to be below that, for the safety of our employees we had a second test conducted and got the results back on May 18."
WASHINGTON (AP) — House Speaker John Boehner on Tuesday joined President Barack Obama and a chorus of other Democrats in suggesting that Rep. Anthony Weiner resign, while a member of Weiner's New York congressional delegation said she expects him to quit soon.
Boehner, who until now has let Democrats wrestle with Weiner's sexually charged messages and photos to several women, responded with a one-word answer when reporters asked whether Weiner should quit.
"Yes," he responded.
MANCHESTER, N.H. (AP) — Former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman, a Republican who until the spring served as President Barack Obama's ambassador to China, is running for president, officials said Tuesday.
The Republican planned to formally announce his intentions June 21 at Liberty State Park in New Jersey, with the Statue of Liberty in the background, these officials familiar with Huntsman's thinking told The Associated Press on the condition of anonymity to avoid publically pre-empting Huntsman. He was set to suggest as much later Tuesday in an appearance in New York City.
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — One hand clutches a crisply folded U.S. flag with a concealed weapons certification protruding; the other slides discreetly into a denim coat pocket. Behind the beaming state lawmaker, a silhouette target with bullet holes square in the chest. Next to her nameplate, a "No New Taxes!" sticker.
The 2005 photo captures Minnesota Republican Michele Bachmann's essence.
In Bachmann's quick rise from state lawmaker to unofficial tea party ambassador in Washington, her brazen style has kept Republican leaders on edge and appealed to those in the GOP searching for a fresh, unfettered voice. She relishes the spotlight and seldom cedes ground.
RATON, N.M. (AP) — Gov. Susana Martinez is headed to Raton this evening, where she will be briefed on a raging wildfire that has charred more than 24,000 acres along the New Mexico-Colorado border.
The Track Fire has forced hundreds of residents from their homes, damaged the community's watershed and closed a major interstate that links to the two states.
The governor tells The Associated Press that officials will do what they can to open Interstate 25 between Raton and Trinidad, Colo., as soon as possible but the priority is safety. She says the fire and wind gusts have resulted in zero visibility along the corridor.
A notice that appeared in Update in Sunday's paper incorrectly listed the location for the county council meeting Tuesday. The meeting will be at 7 p.m. at Fire Station No. 3 in White Rock.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep. Anthony Weiner's behavior has been "inappropriate" and "a distraction," the White House said Monday as the House of Representatives returned to work for the first time since eruption of the sexting scandal that has brought calls for the New York Democrat's resignation.
White House spokesman Jay Carney wouldn't say whether President Barack Obama believes Weiner should resign — as other Democratic leaders have said.
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Bridget Gromek will be presenting her research on an alternative mechanism for kinetics of the aqueous formation of N-chloro-N-methylacetamide.
Gromek joined the University of Hartford in fall 2009 as a member of Hillyer College. Before finishing her associates degree at the end of the fall 2010 semester, Gromek coauthored the book The Silver Bridge Disaster of 1967 (published in October 2012) guided in the process by coauthor and mentor Stephen Bullard, PhD.
Gromek transferred into the College of Arts and Sciences as a chemistry/biology major and started her research project in the spring semester of 2011 that resulted in a presentation at the 245th National Meeting of the American Chemical Society in New Orleans and an honors thesis entitled, "Alternative mechanism for the kinetics of the aqueous formation of N-chloro-N-methylacetamide."
She received her bachelor of science degree from the University in December 2013.

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Vacation is all smiles and selfies... until that annoying pimple pops up. We asked Joshua Zeichner, director of cosmetic and clinical research in dermatology at Mt. Sinai Hospital in New York City, why breakouts happen at the most inopportune—and picturesque—out-of-town moments.
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im testing the new technology wifi direct and im having some issues using the wifi direct demo from the samples that come with the android-sdk.
So, I have two devices A and B, both with android 4.0.3.
First, from device A, I send a file to B. Nothing wrong here, B receives the file.
Then A disconnects from B.
Now, from device B I try to send a file to A.
But the device that receives the file is B, instead of A.
To fix, i need to turn off and on both devices...
Also, sometimes when i click disconnect and try to connect again, connection fails and i have to disable and enable wifi direct...
Anyone else experiencing this?
Is it because the new technology is not mature yet or maybe something wrong with my build/driver/etc or maybe this demoapp doesnt support two-way sharing. Any ideas and/or explanations would be apreciated.


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"My brother could do or make anything mechanical," recalls Neil of their Brooklyn boyhood. "I had to lock my microscopes and guitars in the closet because he was always tearing them down and rebuilding them."
Harvey holds a total of 80 patents and patents pending on items ranging from a medical instrument used in cataract operations to scuba diving equipment. His first patent, granted at age 22, was for a drafting pen that was never marketed. His second patent, at age 25, was for an ultrasonic dental scaling tool still in use today. In 1977 he got into the tub business, calling his firm Water Jet.
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Thomas Jefferys. "North America." From Kitchin's Small English Atlas. London: Thomas Kitchin, [1749]-1785. 7 1/8 x 8 7/8. Engraving. Hand color. Good margins as issued. Excellent condition.
A map done by the noted English cartographer Thomas Jefferys. Jefferys was Geographer to George III and the Prince of Wales, and produced many important maps. As was common in the eighteenth century, two men would combine on certain projects, for instance the atlas from which these maps come. The maps were done by Jefferys, the publishing by Thomas Kitchin, and the result being a popular small atlas that was reissued five times over forty years. An attractive title cartouche shows two American Indians, and detail of major rivers, lakes and settlements is clearly presented. A nice map of its type. $325
Emanuel Bowen. "An Accurate Map of North America Drawn from the Best Authorities." London, ca 1755. 6 5/8 x 8 5/8. Engraving. Hand color. With folds as issued. Very good condition. Not listed in Phillips.
Emanuel Bowen and his son Thomas (born when his father was 53) were both map printers and sellers. As engraver to George II of Britain and Louis XV of France, Emanuel Bowen worked in London from 1714 onwards. Some of the maps were the largest produced in their times and doubly unusual for Bowen's inclusion of historical and topographical information of amusing and fascinating note. He often joined with other printers to complete large works; for example Thomas Kitchin's The Large English Atlas. Sadly, royal appointments and seeming prosperity were not enough to prevent Emanuel's death in poverty, a legacy which he bequeathed to Thomas, who continuing the business, died in Clerkenwell workhouse in 1790. Through all the vicissitudes of his life, however, Emanuel Bowen's maps continued at a very high level of quality, as is exampled in this detailed map. $325
Thomas Kitchin. "Map of the European Settlements in North America." From A Philosphical and Political History of the Settlements and Trade of the Europeans in the East and West Indies, by Abbe Raynal. London: T. Cadell, 1776. 12 3/4 x 9 3/8. Engraving. Hand color. Old repaired tear right hand side. With folds as issued. Margin added to right hand side to the neat line. Else, fine condition.
A detailed map by one of the leading English cartographers of the late eighteenth century. Beginning about 1750, the British began to establish themselves as the leading world power, and this is partly reflected in the simultaneous rise to cartographic dominance. Kitchin was one of the most prolific and popular cartographers in the hey-day of British mapmaking, and his maps are noted for their clean engraving and excellent detail. The map shows the eastern part of North America from Greenland to Florida with settlement confined to the eastern seaboard. Indian tribes are named in the Great Lakes region and west. There is a mention of the Northwest Passage with a river supposedly emptying into the Pacific Ocean. A nicely detailed map of North America at the time of the start of Revolutionary War. $600
Thomas Kitchin. "A General Map of North America from the best authorities." From A New Geographical, Historical, and Commercial Grammar by William Guthrie. London: C. Dilly and G.G.J. & J. Robinson, 1790. 7 1/2 x 8 7/8. Engraving. Narrow margins as issued. Very good condition.
An interesting, small map of North America by one of the leading English cartographers of the late eighteenth century. The continent is shown from mid-Mexico to Baffin's Island and from coast to coast. Rivers, mountains, lakes and major towns are shown. The states of the newly established U.S. are indicated, as are the Canadian provinces. In the west details of bays, rivers and mountains are given where reported by explorers, with some areas left with hints of possible geographic delineations. A good picture of the extent of knowledge of the continent at the end of the century. $125
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I bought a recumbent bike to ride since I was told using weights/a weight station/ was actually contributing to me uterine prolapse. I have been riding it every other day to help keep in shape. It doesn't bother me but could I be doing harm? I am really working to improve my prolapse condition with the exercises on the Saving the Whole Women DVD. Comments?
March 15, 2007 - 11:09am
I don't think the recumbent bike puts you in a great position for prolapse. whether or not its doing harm, I can't say. but it isn't going to help the prolapse.
March 15, 2007 - 11:56am
I cannot see how it would be adding pressure to the prolapse?
Hmmmm It is not something I have thought about but thinking about it I cannot see how it would add any pressure down there as you are recumbent...
Maybe you should test it out for us and tell us?
I - Before I got MS - Did weights for many years with a Total Trainer weights machine - Never felt anything 'down below' being a problem. But - Even though cos of hernia problems I cannot do it now - I always found that using a Concept 2 rowing machine made me feels best exercise wise. :-) If you push through a muscle group - and you feel worse then you will know this exercise is not for you. If you try it and all is well then I say go for it :-)
Living well with prolapse is all about doing what works and what makes your life feel NORMAL.
:-) Sue
March 15, 2007 - 1:20pm
According to Christine's book - and logic when you understand women's anatomoy (thanks again Christine!), riding an recumbent bike, and other obtuse posture where we are leaning back or slouching are NOT the posture of choice.
If you visualize this, then you'll be able to figure out what IS good: Your uterus is towards the front of your body lying on it's side (the top of the uterus is pointing towards your belly) - actually on top of the bladder - with the bladder supporting it. When you are in the correct posture, the uterus is supported on the shelf of your bladder, and it stays in place. But when you do a pelvic tilt where you pull your belly back - or stand straight, the internal rotation points the uterus UP, and it's more like the uterus and bladder are more side by side: and on a slippery slope! After years of holding ourselves in postures more suited to the male frame, gravity wins and uterus slips down into the vagina. So, logically, any posture that keeps us aligned and NOT tilted backwards is better support. So if you picture what is going on inside, that can help you understand what is better.
(Now mind you - that is my understanding from reading the book - so if someone can correct me - please do so. )
In yoga these positions are helpful - On the floor, sit on your calves with your feet pointing backwards, Leaning forward with your belly on your thigns- arms outstretched ( in yoga it's called Child's pose). Or do Downward dog - an upside V shade with out legs outstretched straight behind us, shoulders supporting arms outstretched and straight - with our butt up and "cow" back) those are GREAT positions - and can counteract gravity of standing. Combined with firebreathing, that puts my uterus back where it belongs.
My only problems now, is how am I going to look when I stop in a public place, and do downward dog to have gravity push my uterus back?? (just kidding)
March 15, 2007 - 1:33pm
I am waiting for the day that I see another woman at a rest stop pulling her organs back up. Then I will know that I have spotted another WW.
March 15, 2007 - 1:48pm
your description matched my understanding as well
Lilly Anne
March 15, 2007 - 5:58pm
It is my understanding that the recumbent bike isn't supposed to be the best position for your prolapse. However, I do use it from time to time.
There are many threads on the WW site that offer advice on lots of different exercises. I still do weights, run from time to time and stretch. My routines are very tough.
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Purified water, aloe vera gel*, safflower seed oil, glyceryl stearate, glycerine, jojoba seed oil, borage seed oil, cetyl alcohol (vegetable wax), vitamin E acetate, dimethicone, shea butter, sodium ascorbyl phosphate (vitamin C), phenoxyethanol, L-ergothioneine, ethylhexyl glycerin.
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If I could rate this with 10 stars, I would. This is our third bottle of this lotion. It is wonderful. My dear husbands legs were like fish scales, or alligator skin. He is diabetic. They were just plain ugly. We tried everything over the counter, and then I found this lotion. I will never buy any other lotion. It said to use it three times a day. We used it once a day, and the difference it made was unbelievable. His legs look normal now. He is using it now on his crusty arms. I was temped to buy another, and all I did was waste my money. Once you try this, you'll never try anything else.
While this product is comprised of some very good ingredients, I was disappointed to note that it contains methylparaben. While I don't mind putting parabens on my face, I am not willing to do so on such a large surface area as my body. Too bad because it was great for my keratosis pilaris.
great stuff
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I bought the shikai borage therapy dry skin lotion unscented to try because I have very sensitive skin. It was the best thing I could have done my skin loves it and looks and feels better than it has done for years. I am on my 3rd bottle and can highly recommend it I had nearly given up on finding a lotion for my skin so am extremely pleased that I found shikai.
I get the love for this
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It is truly fragrance free, it smells like an unscented lotion from the drugstore but with much better ingredients. It has good slip, not greasy and works well to moisturise the skin. A bit pricey but a really good, reliable lotion for fussy noses and skin.
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Nothing special, but a nice enough lotion. Did not notice any improvement on my eczema.
My go-to lotion.
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I have been looking for a lotion that would help with the eczema that comes up on my hands during the colder months and tried many different lotions on the market. After someone suggested I try this, I haven't been able to use anything else. When I get a flare up, I know immediately to use this for a few days and all will go back to normal. Can't live without it!
Quick absorbing!
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It absorbes to my skin very quickly. It moisturizes skin well although it's light. But you have to mind that it smells really weird.


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This resort lies on Chaweng Beach on Koh Samui Island. Situated on the eastern shore of the island, Chaweng Beach is not only the most developed area but is also the most popular area of Koh Samui. The resort's proximity to the beach gives travellers ample scope to enjoy the sunshine and water sports activities.
The centre of Chaweng is just 80 metres away and guests will find a number of shops, bars, pubs and nightlife spots within 500 metres of the accommodation. Nearby attractions include the Big Buddha Temple (20 minutes' drive), Na Muang Waterfall and Hin Ta Hin Yai, both 30 minutes away by car, and Angthong National Park and Koh Tao Koh Nang Yuan, which are 1 and 2 hours away respectively. Samui Airport is some 7 km from the accommodation. With 36 well-decorated guest rooms to accommodate travellers, this family-friendly resort provides excellent facilities. The establishment was renovated in 2008 and is fully air-conditioned. Guests are welcomed into a lobby with 24-hour reception and check-out service, a hotel safe and currency exchange facilities. Dining options include a cafe, bar, pub and restaurant, and WLAN Internet access is available. Fees apply for the room and laundry services and for the bicycle hire. Guests arriving by car can leave their vehicles in the nearby car park. Designed in the traditional Thai wooden style, these guest rooms are well appointed and furnished. Equipped with modern in-room amenities for the convenience and comfort of the guests, the interior decor of the rooms has been designed in keeping with the taste and mood of every traveller. The rooms come with an individual terrace and balcony and feature double/king-size beds, a direct dial telephone, satellite/cable TV, Internet access, a minibar/fridge, tea and coffee making facilities, individually regulated air conditioning and a safe for guests' supreme comfort. The en suite bathrooms come equipped with a shower/bathtub and hairdryer.
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If you are in an emergency situation or need immediate help, please consult our Mental Illness Crisis File.
NAMI-Finger Lakes is the Ithaca, NY chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), which seeks to:
- Support families and friends of people diagnosed with major mental illnesses
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Center Stage Guitar Academy offers a method of learning guitar through video based, online lessons which aim to inspire and educate at the most economical price.
Since its 2012 inception, Center Stage Guitar Academy has served over 50,000 aspiring guitar players with high quality video lessons. Always keeping the students' needs in mind, lessons are produced with multiple angles giving the student maximum exposure to the instructor, as he teaches you how to play guitar.
Beginner lessons start with easy step by step goals that give the student confidence and reduces the amount of frustration that can come with learning how to play guitar. While most online guitar lessons throw the student into overwhelming chord fingerings from the get go, this program begins with simple single note techniques and build progressively, giving you the solid foundation you will need to advance and achieve your guitar playing goals.
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My name is Everett Ritenour and I have been playing guitar on and off again for about 15 years. I have always been able to hold my own but I have never been able to grasp just how music works. I have been on the fence about taking lessons because as an active duty Soldier my hours are never consistent ( I have been in the Army for 8 years and two deployments has hindered my ability to take lessons on a schedule). I have toyed with the idea of online lessons but was concerned that even though I have the ability to learn at my own pace that it may be hard to learn from a recorded video. Well this is not the case with center stage guitar academy AT ALL!
I can assure you that I will be remaining a student, even after my year subscription is expired. I started the videos from lesson one, I did not let my ego get to me and even though I am a very experienced self taught player I gave you the respect of starting from video one. I have never been this excited about anything guitar related since I was a kid. I have even taken in depth notes on all the videos so far and thats something I never even did in grade school haha. I have finished module 1 and I am half way through module 2. I can honestly say that I have learned more about guitar in THREE days then I have learned in 15 years. I can say with confidence that not only do I know scales but more importantly I understand why they are used, how they are used, and the magic behind them. The best part is that I am only on module 2!!!
Your teaching method is perfect, your customer service is unmatched and I can say this because I received a personalized email 12 hours after I submitted my song request, and your videos give my everyday noodling a purpose.
I will forever be grateful to the center stage guitar academy, but more importantly to Bryan Billhimer. I finally understand the guitar well enough to have that drive to play for hours without sleep.
I'm a 63 year old, retired marketing executive. I played drums in a rock and roll band until I was thirty five and my son is a professional jazz pianist…but, I always regretted not learning how to play guitar. Finding myself with a lot of free time, I bought a guitar, and decided to check the internet for information. I tried a bunch of guitar learning web sites/youtube videos and then found The Center Stage Guitar Academy. I took the free lesson, was impressed, and signed up for the ongoing series.
The key difference from the other guitar playing sites is CSGA's building block approach to learning. Most of the other sites start with learning chords. For a drummer, that would be like learning beats without first practicing rudiments. With CSGA I didn't play a chord until lesson eight. By that time, about a month and a half in to the lessons, I was playing single note runs and clean double octave scales at 150 bpm up and down the fretboard. In the process my fretting fingers became limber, calloused and without pain!
If there is one thing I have learned in life it is not to take shortcuts, especially when learning an instrument. The Center Stage Guitar Academy's crawl-before-you-walk methodology follows that thought process. Plus, the videos are great, the instruction easy to understand, the downloadable material indispensable and the responsiveness of the staff whenever I have a question…remarkable. I'm not John Fahey yet, but I am thoroughly pleased with the CSGA method and highly recommend it to anyone who want to learn the guitar the right way.
Center Stage Guitar Academy's online guitar lessons have been the best tool for my guitar learning process. I used to browse through countless you tube videos looking for certain lessons only to find they were incomplete. Center Stage takes me through the process in such a way that I am always prepared for the next lesson or technique. Everything I need is right there in one place. It also teaches me the theory and tools I need to be creative and come up with my own songs.
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This was my eighth trip to Lake Austin spa and it never disappoints. I have tons of tips and tricks to share as well. :)
Definitely go during the week, as the spa gets busiest on the weekends if possible. You will want to book your spa appointments if you have specific ones, way before you get there to get the best times. Especially if you like a massage before bedtime. If you aren't sure, don't stress it, as my last visit I didn't book a thing before I got there, and I was fine booking them on day 2 of my trip.
I would recommend a facial with Carole Cole as she is AMAZING and if you like extractions, she can do the job. She is very skilled and I am extremely picky on facials. My group also said Erin is amazing and does a fabulous job as well.
Go have your makeup done with Kiah S in the lakehouse spa shop as she does a great job and will help you with all the products there.
I can't believe I have gone there for 8 years and never tried the acupuncture. Big mistake! I thought I didn't need it because nothing was really wrong with me, but now I am totally sold. You must see Aaron and he does get pretty booked up. I had a headache from sitting in the sun at the pool and he got rid of it in a few minutes--it was crazy cool.
I would recommend the Texas Starry Nights to be booked before bedtime if you are an overnight guest. You can get a 9pm and it is perfect before you fall asleep.
Personally I love the Lakehouse Lavender scrub and I loved the Seaweed scrub as I am not big on massages.
I would also recommend the full pumpkin body wrap. It smells like you are baking pumpkin pie. It does get warm and a little "insulated" if you don't like that sensation. Your skin will thank you and you also get a long massage with it.
If you want a killer hair cut, you have to get the little lady from Paris to do your hair. I am sorry I forgot her name but it is like Elsie or something and she is probably in her 60's and has been there a long time. She is outstanding. She gets booked up so make your appointment right away.
I was not impressed with the pedicure I had, but that was 2 years ago. So I skip that as there are too many other cool things they offer and so little time. :)
Tips for the spa:
*Go an hour early if you are an overnight guest. You will want to relax in the hot tub, sit in the sauna, and chill out in the steam room. I also love the hot tea they have and it is so relaxing to sip some tea beforehand.
*Shower at the spa--they have amazing shower gel, lotion, and even shaving cream. You can leave your razor at home as they provide really good disposable ones.
*Everything you need to get ready is in there...hair spray, blow dryers, mouthwash, even tampons.
*If you are modest you can wear a bathing suit in the hot tub. They have this little spin dryer for your suit right by the extra towels in the hot tub area.
*You can exchange your robe every day for a fresh one if you want! (I can't believe I didn't know this fact)
*And if it is cold, they even have THICKER robes--just ask for one at the robe desk right before you go into the locker rooms.
*Eat lunch at the Aster Cafe which is up at the spa. It has a different menu than the downstairs eating area and it is delicious.
*There is sunscreen in a huge pump dispenser (SPF 15) at the pool so don't worry if you didn't bring any.
The food is amazing and will take a little bit for you to get used to, if you don't normally eat pretty healthy. I travel with a mixed group of girls so I see both sides to it. :) Your system is going to be de-toxed from all the healthy eating. The portions are small compared to normal restaurants but feel free to order two meals at a sitting. Nobody will bat an eye at you I promise. I do it all the time.
They have a new French chef (instead of the Southwestern style they used to have) and he is AMAZING. Hello to the goat cheese, beet, and fig pizza. (You must try this) Yes I hate beets and figs but when they are baked, they get all sugary and taste like candy. Best pizza ever. I also had the corn soup every single night for dinner which has fresh avocado in it. I hate avocado and was eating it! Everything tastes so delicious. I normally don't even like tomatoes but these were heirloom, fresh, and out of this world. Just try everything is my best bit of advice.
You can order room service any time you want. You can get the regular dinner menu from downstairs for the room service (even though you don't see that menu--I got one from the dining room the first night from Hal and he told me to keep it up there all week long--he rocks) so don't think you are stuck with just the limited menu in your room. They also have wine for sale and it was really good. (I would recommend you bring your own though it is cheaper if you are drinking it in your room only.)
Always order all the desserts. There are three a night. Trust me I know. LOL It is bad when you like all three of the night and try and eat them all. So say you were warned. Yes they are low fat, but most of them you won't know it.
They do have gluten-free dining there. They also will custom make whatever you want. We had one in our group who was gluten-free and also dairy-free. The chef made her special meals and a special dessert even. You just need to let them know in advance so they can do it for you.
Try the tarot card reading with Paul. It is an extra fee but so worth it. I have done lots of readings over the years in different places, and I am very picky. I was pretty skeptical but each person in my group raved over their reading. I got a 50 minute one, and was thrilled. Bring a notebook to write down all the answers and bring every question you can think of. It is THAT specific.
They have lots of classes and lots of levels of classes. Try something new. I have never been disappointed in any of the classes. The teachers are all outstanding.
They also have speakers come in, have cooking classes, astronomy classes and aromatherapy classes for example. Each week it is different but again we have never had a bad time at one.
You will definitely want to sign up for the free boat cruise. It is scenic and we always enjoy the trip. I am sorry I forgot the name of our female boat captain but she has been there a long time and knows some amazing Texas trivia. It is FUN. You can sit in the shady side on the back if you don't want the sun. She also does it when it is cold and provides blankets and hot chocolate so don't miss it no matter the weather.
Also make sure you kayak a little bit and take a nap in a hammock.
There are cats roaming around that live there and all have been there a long time, have names and are well loved there. I believe "Ben" the calico is the most famous spa cat according to one of the front desk staff members. He hangs at the downstairs pool. None of the cats will bother you so if you don't like cats, don't worry at all. And there are only like 5 of them that I saw there and I think their main job is to relax at the spa as well.
Your room will be totally comfortable. We love the beds, the nightly turn down service, and the lavender spa toiletries they provide. Make sure you ask for a room with a porch as I do love to sit on the porch and relax. You will want to light the candle out there as mosquitoes do occur at certain times of the year. We have asked the front desk for extras of those when we wanted to hang out on the porch for an extended amount of time.
Don't bother with clothing or makeup. Everyone walks around in a robe. They eat meals in a robe. All you need is your workout clothing and your bathing suit. Other than that, forget it. They even give you flip flops that you can keep.
More tips:
*Sign up in advance for their monarch program and they will give you a cool tote bag when you check in
*They serve a light appetizer every day at I think 3pm in the room across from the check in
*Get frozen yogurt in a to-go cup any time of day by ringing the doorbell to the kitchen (right next to the coffee machine). Give them one of the BIG paper cups if you are like me and want a lot. Also it tastes better when you swirl the two flavors of the day.
*Another frozen yogurt tip....go to the Aster cafe at lunch time and they have DIFFERENT flavors of the day than downstairs. We love this treat when we are laying out at the pool up top on a hot Texas day.
*Beat your roommate back to the room after turn down service and steal the card on her pillow for yours if hers is better. LOL (They leave cool little cards on your pillow)
*This is really a GIRLY place and very very few guys ever go. I think it is cool if they do, but most guys when they get there always say they feel a little weird being the only guy there. I would definitely not go there with my boyfriend as it is such a great girls' getaway trip. It is the perfect sister trip, mom/daughter trip, or best friends' trip. I wouldn't recommend it for couples at all.
*Try the green iced tea. It is like no green tea you have ever had and I can't seem to duplicate it at home whatsoever. It is very unique and I look forward to it every year.
*They don't offer soda/cokes but you can buy them at the restaurant for $2 if you are dying for one. I think you should do the de-tox for the week. :)
*They have the best lip balm there for $5 and it has spf 15 in it. Get some and see for yourself.
*They used to sell better lavender candles there and I don't care for their new "natural" formula as well as the old ones. (In case you loved them in the past and wanted to order some more online from them...they have a new formula and it is not the same. This also goes for their whole lavender line of shampoo and etc.)
*Sign up for the lunch to go (for free) the night before you leave and you have a yummy sandwich and apple for the plane ride home. It's like my last slice of heaven before I leave. My friend is gluten-free and they made her a gluten-free version.
*Tips are included in the spa services
*I still tip the maid daily of course, and the owner of my company always gives the servers an envelope of $ from all of us before she leaves.
*They have umbrellas in all the rooms in case it rains.
*Just ask at the front desk if you need anything at all--they will bend over backwards to help you.
Love this place and can't wait to go back!
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If you happen to own a nice home stereo system, chances are that the speakers consist of quality woofers and tweeters that are housed in classy wooden cases. If you are willing to pay the price, the sound can be unbelievably crisp. But if you take that premise down to the tiny size of headphones, for an iPod as an example, would the result be the same?
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The San Fernando Valley Woodworkers Club brings smiles to the faces of needy children through its annual Holiday Toy Production charitable program. The program is the main focus of the club's year and was started by woodworker Bob Rennie in 1980. It is now jointly run by him and Arron Latt.
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AltCraft is a special section at the American Craft Council shows where selected artists are invited to display work that illustrates innovative techniques and materials of new handmade crafts. The AltCraft section at the ACC Baltimore show in late February showcased about 20 artists.
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The Florence Elks Lodge No. 1020 in Florence, S.C., was recently awarded a $10,000 Impact Grant by the Elks National Foundation. The money will be used to support an afterschool woodworking program called "Building a Better Future."
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The gears are always turning in Gary Johnson's shop. A woodworker from Coarsegold, Calif., Johnson specializes in creating handmade custom wood clocks. Born and raised in the Mojave Desert, Johnson developed a fascination at an early age with figuring out how things worked. He started Custom Wood Clocks about 10 years ago as a retiree and continues to work in his home-based shop every day.
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Every time positive change is on the horizon, I feel self doubt and fear of success wrapped in fear of failure creeping in. I'm ADHD (with anxiety symptoms that go hand in hand), so routine is my comfort zone and change is enough to send me throw me off track, if only temporarily. I didn't sleep for a month before graduating from college. When I was pregnant, I nested like a woman obsessed to keep my mind off the fear of screwing up motherhood until I held my baby in my arms and it was time to put up or shut up. (Spoiler alert: I totally put up.) And I freaked out a little the week before my first Latina column appeared in the August issue before taking a deep breath and diving in, calm and ready to take on the world. Now there's something new happening I can't mention yet, and it's a wonderful something that I'm thrilled about.
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User talk:Horologium/December 2007
- 1 Comments regarding Gainesville, Florida
- 2 Mike Huckabee Merge Proposal
- 3 Miami companies
- 4 yeah
- 5 Ave Maria University
- 6 Comments at mercury's RfC
- 7 Centering Template:Florida title
- 8 Test pic
- 9 DRV on Category:Rouge admins
- 10 Ransom Everglades
- 11 RfA
- 12 AfD nomination of Lakeshore Mall
- 13 Invite
Comments regarding Gainesville, Florida
(reformatted; see my response below)
The reason I made the change was that there was a big gap between the "History" header and the actual paragraph, which I discovered using the latest Internet Explorer, which I use at work. (I use Firefox at home.) On IE, the gap shows, while on other browsers, it does not. I was trying to remedy the problem, but it didn't work. My apologies. (P.S. -- When starting headers, please don't leave any blank spaces at the start of the sentence, as you can see above.) -- azumanga (talk) 05:18, 8 December 2007 (UTC)
- Actually, the commenter who followed me trashed it (check my edit, which was formatted correctly). When it comes to browser wars, I've given up trying to make sure it looks good in both; I switched to Firefox, and if it looks good there, that's good enough for me. IE does tend to be a bit more forgiving of minor lapses in HTML formatting, but that doesn't always extend to Wikipedia's weird bastardization. Horologium (talk) 05:33, 8 December 2007 (UTC)
Mike Huckabee Merge Proposal
Please comment on merging Mike Huckabee controversies into Mike Huckabee here [[1]] Jmegill (talk) 09:53, 9 December 2007 (UTC)
Miami companies
Most if not all the companies I added to the list are within Miami-Dade County. There are already others in that list that are in Broward County such as Spirit and AutoNation, and those were there before I edited the list. But do as you wish. --Comayagua99 (talk) 20:11, 9 December 2007 (UTC)
- No worries, cheers! --Comayagua99 (talk) 20:25, 9 December 2007 (UTC)
Thanks for saying [2]. Hey, that's what I've been saying, too. Too bad no one is listening. —ScouterSig 17:40, 10 December 2007 (UTC)
- Black Falcon has just weighed in (generally in support of my statement), and I'm hoping that a lot of the WP:ILIKEIT votes will be discounted when the discussion is closed. I have to admit, it's a bit frustrating to see a bunch of admins who don't participate in UCFD drop in when their ox is being gored. I frankly believe that the original nomination was POINT-motivated (witness the mass canvassing), but also believe that the category should be nuked. We'll see how this discussion progresses. If it is closed early, I will take it to DRV, but only if it is closed early. It's not something that I will strenuously fight. Horologium (talk) 17:51, 10 December 2007 (UTC)
Ave Maria University
You actually think that because some makes an edit about AMU who is from AMU that his/her statement is biased. I ask you: who do you think has more information on the state of AMU -- someone from AMU? or someone who gets al his information from who-knows-where. You can't change something for that reason alone. Give a valid reason why your version is better, but don't blame 1st hand witnesses for being biased. --184.108.40.206 (talk) 05:54, 11 December 2007 (UTC)
- No, I think that removing negative information from an article about an institution with which you are affiliated (without even leaving an edit summary) is a bad thing. I'm sure that by now you have heard about the many times that company employees or staff members of political figures have been caught "airbrushing" out negative information about their company or boss. While it's unsourced (and I was the one who added the "citation needed" flags), it's inappropriate for someone affiliated with Ave Maria to edit the article, especially if he or she works for the university. It's not readily apparent whether you are a student, a professor, or a staff member, but the net effect is the same; it presents the appearance that the university is manipulating Wikipedia to its own ends. You should let someone else remove the information. As it stands, I am planning to remove that whole section if citations are not provided in a reasonable time frame, but I have no affiliation with the university. Horologium (talk) 15:08, 11 December 2007 (UTC)
Comments at mercury's RfC
Yeah sure, I think I'll just remove it altogether. I wasn't trying to provoke anyone, just trying to lighten the mood, which shouldn't be lightened. By the way, judging by the support he's gotten, I don't think he's going to lose the tools. J-ſtanTalkContribs 03:21, 14 December 2007 (UTC)
Centering Template:Florida title
14-Dec-2007: For Internet Explorer browsers, the title is centered over the capital. What web browser/version are you using, and which direction (left/right) is the state title not centered over the capital-city name? -Wikid77 (talk) 15:01, 14 December 2007 (UTC)
- I am using Mozilla Firefox 126.96.36.199, and the state title is shifted to the left. Horologium (talk) 15:12, 14 December 2007 (UTC)
Test pic
I placed a test picture in your "About me" section, and it works fine. Just replace the name of the pic with the one you want.
I hope that helps.
The Transhumanist 23:08, 14 December 2007 (UTC)
- This may be a browser issue (I am using Firefox 18.104.22.168) or perhaps a resolution issue (my display is 1280X1024), but when I show that section, the picture shows up at the bottom of the screen, partially obscured by the last of the menu bars (in fact, the menu bar runs right across my eyes, so I look like the before shot in an ad). I'll go ahead and swap in the photo I planned to use, but I'm not sure if it is going to work. Horologium (talk) 23:19, 14 December 2007 (UTC)
- If it hangs off the bottom of the box, add some "<br>"s. The Transhumanist 23:25, 14 December 2007 (UTC)
- Found a fix - it works on the left. You could also try enclosing it in a table, and then float the table. The Transhumanist 03:25, 15 December 2007 (UTC)
- Nesting a table worked. The Transhumanist 04:05, 15 December 2007 (UTC)
- Thank you very much! Horologium (talk) 04:06, 15 December 2007 (UTC)
DRV on Category:Rouge admins
Regardless (and I agree with you it almost definitely will be kept), the DRV will be most interesting. As you are aware, by all recent precedent, it should be deleted. By consensus, it almost certainly should be kept. That suggests (and I'm trying to approach this from a calculated, NPOV) that the consensus is that the precedent should change. However, I'm not at all convinced that this is true. (I hope you're able to follow what might at first seem self-contradicting.) Ben Hocking (talk|contribs) 20:48, 15 December 2007 (UTC)
- Consensus is not just numbers, as you are aware (remember the Brights category?), but this is a case of a bunch of admins who never participate in UCFD finding out that we have nominated a category for deletion, go into "ZOMGWTF" mode without understanding that it's only about the category, not the (funny) essay or the (cute) userbox. As I said, only two users even acknowledged we're discussing only the category, and neither had a particularly strong rationale (the better of the two was Alison's, and that is essentially WP:USEFUL). Horologium (talk) 20:52, 15 December 2007 (UTC)
- Consensus is not just numbers, but while I'll admit it's not clear there's a consensus to keep humorous categories, it seems clear (to me) there's suddenly a lack of consensus to delete them. (I doubt you'll be surprised to hear that I still think the Brights category was a travesty of consensus. Whether there was a consensus to keep is debatable, but there was most definitely not a consensus to delete—not that I see any value in saying anything other than we'll have to agree to disagree. I do respect you, After Midnight, jc37, Black Falcon, and others who I regularly disagree with.) Ben Hocking (talk|contribs) 21:00, 15 December 2007 (UTC)
- Although I often disagree with you, I respect you because you at least try to cite policy or explain how a category can be useful, without resorting to hyperbole or a chain of dubious probabilities. As I said in my rant (and here I fully agree with Jay Henry) it is inexcusable that this category is being treated as sacrosanct simply because it's tied to an immensely popular and well-known essay. It shouldn't have been tied to it in the first place, and I am going to go tilting at windmills in a quixotic attempt to remind everyone about the way things are supposed to be. Horologium (talk) 21:11, 15 December 2007 (UTC)
- One area we seem to agree on is consistency. This category is definitely not being treated consistently, so I will support your DRV, even if I have conflicting feelings on it. (Of course, with my feelings, it might end up sounding like "damning with faint praise", although it will not be my intent.) I still think it might be deleted, if After Midnight is the closing admin. Although I disagree with him often as well, he seems quite consistent, and the logic he applied to Brights would seem to dictate that this be closed as delete as well, if he closes it. Ben Hocking (talk|contribs) 21:17, 15 December 2007 (UTC)
Another way to look at it
As shocking as it may be to someone else who commented above, I would also have closed it as "keep". (Though, I might add, I intentionally didn't close it.)
I know that many see the category as humour and others as oppressive (among many, many other descriptions), but I think that it's best described as an "editor's philosophy", though in this case, referring to a group of editors we call admins.
Now I would like to "hope" that we don't get carried away with numerous variant editor's philosophies, but I think "Rouge admin" ranks up the with inclusionist, and exopedianist, and all the rest.
This wasn't always my opinion on this (I'll note that I nominated it last time : )
Anyway, just thought I'd share that thought with you : ) - jc37 10:40, 16 December 2007 (UTC)
- Much as I hate to back down on a (very public) announcement, I have decided that I am not going to run this through DRV. At this point, it appears that doing so would be perceived as a violation of WP:POINT. While I abhor the blatant double standard that was revealed by the UCFD for this category (and the rather pathetic showing by the admin corps, who can't be bothered to participate in UCFD unless one of their sacred cows is under attack), I realize that running a DRV at this time would be counterproductive. I remain seriously disillusioned by the reaction exhibited by many of the current admins, though, and wonder if I even want to be associated with them (re: Jc37's suggestion in November). I never imagined that so many admins would disregard precedent and policy over a category that is, at its core, a joke category. I have decided to retreat from UCFD discussions, because admin preference overrides policy, which means that my participation (as a mere peon) is irrelevant. Horologium (talk) 01:48, 18 December 2007 (UTC)
- While I understand and empathetic (especially in light of my own recent experiences), I am disappointed that you will be "retreating" from WP:UCFD. Please know that (obviously) you're welcome to re-join in the discussions there at any time. I hope you have a great day : ) - jc37 02:06, 18 December 2007 (UTC)
- The outright disregard for the closure on Category:Wikipedia administrators open to trout slapping only reinforced my resolve. Administrator will clearly trumps any other result, and consensus be damned. I'm certainly not among the whackjobs that have run amok on the wikien.l mailing list, but admin abuses such as this don't reassure the non-admins and the outsiders.
- While I understand and empathetic (especially in light of my own recent experiences), I am disappointed that you will be "retreating" from WP:UCFD. Please know that (obviously) you're welcome to re-join in the discussions there at any time. I hope you have a great day : ) - jc37 02:06, 18 December 2007 (UTC)
- Much as I hate to back down on a (very public) announcement, I have decided that I am not going to run this through DRV. At this point, it appears that doing so would be perceived as a violation of WP:POINT. While I abhor the blatant double standard that was revealed by the UCFD for this category (and the rather pathetic showing by the admin corps, who can't be bothered to participate in UCFD unless one of their sacred cows is under attack), I realize that running a DRV at this time would be counterproductive. I remain seriously disillusioned by the reaction exhibited by many of the current admins, though, and wonder if I even want to be associated with them (re: Jc37's suggestion in November). I never imagined that so many admins would disregard precedent and policy over a category that is, at its core, a joke category. I have decided to retreat from UCFD discussions, because admin preference overrides policy, which means that my participation (as a mere peon) is irrelevant. Horologium (talk) 01:48, 18 December 2007 (UTC)
- I wasn't joking when I stated that I was going to remove UCFD from my watchlist; it's gone for now, and I don't anticipate it returning in the near future. While I don't plan on making a dramatic exit from Wikipedia (the drama queen gene is a recessive trait), I can't see expending a lot of effort on something that is exempt from the normal protocols on consensus. I'll stick to wiki-gnoming stuff for WP Florida and occasionally reverting vandalism, but I will be cutting back my involvement in the project. Horologium (talk) 02:30, 18 December 2007 (UTC)
- Well, supposedly adminship is "no big deal". And as an admin, I can vouch for that, for the most part. That said, I've also been disappointed of late in some of the choices that have been made. But we have processes to (hopefully) resolve them. I have to tell you it's hard atm to try to find uplifting, and project-supportive comments when considering my own experiences of late. But even in spite of those, I still feel that the project can be worthwhile. And I have to admit, that just as there may be those who we may feel are not doing what we may feel is appropriate, there are many others who are. A wiki-break may be appropriate (I've allowed for one myself), but, and I'm actually entreating here: please don't quit. - jc37 03:09, 18 December 2007 (UTC)
- I'm not quitting, but I am withdrawing from UCfD for now. Part of it is my nature; I tend to be upset by betrayal, and I felt betrayed by what happened in the three Admin cats, with one closed as keep only because of numbers, one correctly closed and swiftly overturned due to numbers, and one that was correctly closed, and promptly ignored because it didn't square with the mindset of a specific group of admins. Since you were the closing admin, I would enjoy seeing you delete the trout-slapping cat (as per the closing argument at UCfD), and have them try to defend it at DRV; I *would* participate in that discussion, and back you up with the strongest support I could possibly muster. I feel that this needs to be stopped NOW. Horologium (talk) 03:24, 18 December 2007 (UTC)
- One thing I should probably note is that I didn't close the first one. I believe After Midnight did. And I'll shy far away from saying anything untoward his closure. I felt it was made in good faith, and can't really fault it. Though I do understand your concerns. As for the other two, it would appear that "something" is in the works concerning each separately atm. We'll see. - jc37 09:55, 18 December 2007 (UTC)
- I've spoken to After Midnight, and while I disagree with his rationale in this case, I don't think it was made in bad faith (and never did). My primary anger is towards the stream of admins who dropped in only to vote on the three admin categories, who haven't bothered to participate in any other way at UCfD. Frankly, any admin who had closed it with a
keepdelete result would have had to deal with a bunch of pissed-off admins, and it's easier to deal with one angry editor than a dozen. AM takes enough grief for his closures (since he is one of the few admins who bother to venture into UCFD without actually initiating the discussions); I don't want to be a party to another pile-on. Horologium (talk) 10:07, 18 December 2007 (UTC)
- I've spoken to After Midnight, and while I disagree with his rationale in this case, I don't think it was made in bad faith (and never did). My primary anger is towards the stream of admins who dropped in only to vote on the three admin categories, who haven't bothered to participate in any other way at UCfD. Frankly, any admin who had closed it with a
- Well, we can't mandate how a Wikipedian contributes their volunteer efforts. And that includes commenting in a discussion.
- Incidentally, if you'd like a smile, check out Category:Janitorial admins : ) - jc37 10:18, 18 December 2007 (UTC)
- <groan> Another essay that should not have a category appended to it. Again, my problem isn't the sentiment, it's the addition of the category. There are now a bunch of these little jokey categories inside the admins cat, and it's going to be impossible to delete them (look at the extreme bad-faith reversion of the trout-slapping category, which totally disregarded policy, not to mention common courtesy, and contained what could be construed as a personal attack in the edit summary). This is why I am pulling back. Horologium (talk) 10:29, 18 December 2007 (UTC)
- As I said above, understood. That said, don't become a stranger : ) - jc37 10:34, 18 December 2007 (UTC)
- (unindent) Horologium, Jc37 just pointed me over here to take a look at this discussion. I just want to say that if you look at my talk page, you will see some similar conversation of how I feel about this set of category closes. In summary, I am equally dismayed at the potential "privileged status" that these admin categories have received. That being said however, I do still think that, in spite of the occasional setback, good work is being done at UCFD and I encourage you to remain a part of it. --After Midnight 0001 04:49, 26 December 2007 (UTC)
Ransom Everglades
Thank you for removing Jean-Baptist Colbert and Erwin Rommel from the Ransom Everglades Alumni list. However, I must inform you that Anthony Cannoli, a well known international mobster, did attend Ransom (class of '93). Also, I forgot his name, but the founder of Jews Against Cheapness Stereotypes also attended Ransom. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 220.127.116.11 (talk) 02:12, 17 December 2007 (UTC)
- "Jews Against Cheapness Stereotypes" returns zero Google hits. "Shlomo Weinberg Goldstein" (the alleged founder of the group) also returned zero hits, as did "Shlomo Weingberg Goldstein", which was the spelling in the article. (You'll have to take his removal up with IP editor 184.108.40.206, who deleted him several hours before I cleaned up.) "Anthony Cannoli" returns eight Google hits, all relating to "Anthony's Cannoli Kit", sold by a Philadelphia coffee retailer; no mention of a mobster. No Google hits for "Anna Brekenpeps" or "Joseph C. Klintinheight" either. As for "Stevie Ramen", the inventor of Ramen noodles, I'm at a loss. (All of those were redlinks, BTW). Regarding Erwin Rommel and Brian Griese as alumni, I don't think so; Rommel would have graduated prior to the school's founding, and Griese is an alumnus of Christopher Columbus High School. For a school that is allegedly filled with the best and the brightest, its students and alumni have wasted an awful lot of free time to stuff this article full of nonsense. Horologium (talk) 05:05, 17 December 2007 (UTC)
Thanks, I look forward to getting through the training process, and getting to work! :) --Elonka 10:09, 17 December 2007 (UTC)
AfD nomination of Lakeshore Mall
I have nominated Lakeshore Mall, an article you created, for deletion. I do not feel that this article satisfies Wikipedia's criteria for inclusion, and have explained why at Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Lakeshore Mall. Your opinions on the matter are welcome at that same discussion page; also, you are welcome to edit the article to address these concerns. Thank you for your time. Ten Pound Hammer and his otters • (Broken clamshells•Otter chirps) 03:45, 21 December 2007 (UTC)
I apologize
I was just trying to do you a favor by adding the UF Wikipedia box to your profile. But thank you for notifying me that it wasn't a smart move. I will be sure not to add boxes to the other new members. jccort —Preceding comment was added at 14:10, 27 December 2007 (UTC)
:D Thanks for that!
Check out {{User:Kimon/WPUF}} and let me know --Kimontalk 00:51, 31 December 2007 (UTC)
- Yes, that is exactly what I wanted! Thanks. :) I'll make sure to let the project know that you spiffed up the template. Do you need to move it over, or should I do it? Horologium (talk) 00:55, 31 December 2007 (UTC)
- Thanks once again. Horologium (talk) 01:16, 31 December 2007 (UTC)


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I recently bought it and there comes a headphone in the package. Maybe the absence of earphone in the review is country specific.
limited apps. have a hard time finding an bible apps. anybody who can share about this?
When i got my device, I received music earbuds too which has good quality sounds.
mark santero, 20 Jan 2012dont buy this unit... it is not supporting KIES by samsung it is hard to connect.... i try to ... moreWell my device is working perfectly with Kies. I update firmware using Kies all the time. Must be something wrong with your device.
dont buy this unit... it is not supporting KIES by samsung it is hard to connect.... i try to update the firmware but it cant connect...
optimus net, 23 Nov 2011LG optimus net way better then galaxy yGalaxy y can support how much gb micro sd card without hanging?
Samsung Galaxy Y 5360L Battery got burned and exploded it.
My Samsung Galaxy Y 5360L was turned off at the moment that I was charging the battery on last 01/01/2012 and after 2 hours, the battery just got exploded burning my sofa.
The Samsung Galaxy Y 5360L itself got burned and full of damage because of the battery.
I follow the instructions how to charge it, it wasn't a short circuit cause the other electrical devices are working totally fine.
I went to the store where I purchased to claim the guaranty cause The Samsung Galaxy Y 5360L had only 15 days with me and had full of warranty per 30 days.
The changed it, off course the kept the damage device with accessories and they provided me a new one with all new accessories.
It was something scary and disappointment since I had never experience something like that before with any brand of cellphone.
Now my question is? Who's gonna pay for my Sofa?
please help me friends,
my doubt is can i use skype software for voice call, from android market, on this phone.... and is this phone can minmize windows and take another??/ pls give me a reply....
I could not connect my Samsung Galaxy Y GT-S5360 with PC till date as Kies not installed automatically and not activating the window from an internet connection. The authorized sales executives are not thorough in operation of the phone and they even reluctant to attend due to crowd. What I can do. I cant even down load pictures taken on 01/01/2012 to my system. They should have preloaded the software well advance to solve it. May I approach the Consumer Court for their poor support. Please advise.
dud i m planing 2 purchaes this phone
i should go for it or not i heard lots of drawbak of this phone but still i loves that feturs that offers
what should i do?dam confusion
is it better 2 purchase htc lte or other on u sujest
can any one give details about battery backup, i m planning to buy this but am doubtful about battery life...m currently using nokia 2730
Just lost my Belle flashed N8.. so got a Galaxy Y.. after using N8 for a yr, amazingly Galaxy Y makes no change or lyk a small budget phone to me.. except the camera n screen size.. GPU too,, everything else is much faster.. user friendly n better than my N8.. IM LOVIN THIS PHONE... :)
Please consider my review. Here are the pros and cons from the user side.
The greatest pros are:
The cons are:
Camera is a major drawback
RAM is limited
Not much of available apps
Accelerometer isn't so good
No hot-swappable SIM
Battery life is poor
Low resolution
There are more pros than cons. The phone is the best among the phones in its price range. This is the first smartphone for you- if you wanna buy one Smartphone.
Go on....
Anonymous, 03 Jan 2012how to sing out gmail account u can go to settings and u should deleate ur factory settings then ur gmail account will get signed out automatically but before doing this just go through the factory applications that ur imp files r stored some ware care fully.......and next proceed.....
Somethings which I don't like about this phone:
-> You can never sign off Gmail
-> You can't send sms to more than 10 people at a time (There are apps available though)
-> SMS Threadview is good, but the SMSs are all displayed in some random fashion, confusing a lot of times
-> Samsung apps username/password N E V E R works, even if you are sure you have written it down
-> Can't delete contacts by source, ex: Can't delete all the contacts synched thru Gmail etc, this is very annoying.
-> Can't uninstall preloaded apps, very very annoying
-> Can't stop some of the useless services which automatically start
Positive Points:
FANTASTIC Phone for it's price
Awesome touch screen
Awesome Keyboard types (check the settings)
Awesome touch sensitivity
Very good speed
Over all, very good phone if you can compromise on flashless Camera etc.


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After a stellar 2001-02 season (cough, cough) my first weeks predictions are:Alabama +12 1/2 over OklahomaPurdue +6 1/2 over Notre Dame Miami +2 1/2 over Florida
Yes, that one was a bigger surprise than the Aarvarks pulling off what they did....lolGot that scouting report on Miami, OH yet?Tigers better wake up and get after it this week, looks like their hands will be full with that huge QB and their passing game. Tulane, may have a better year!Get your buys in on VSH at 12, you will see another new low.
Bought a little more at $12.75 that really brings my average down into the teens..Never thought it would go this low...A bad hair day in the markets... Seems to hot weather wise to be playing football..It always amazes me that there isn*t more heatstrokes during footballs start season..
Agree about market sentiment. I wouldn't but anything today. Have a VSH buy in at $12. Hope it doesn't take. Waiting for another "Felix is the problem" post ignoring macro factors,lol.Miami is scary. They would probably beat the Dolphins.Va Tech is the only team that had a chance to beat them and I wouldn't bet on that... Michigan is good but shouldn't be #6. But come to think about it I can't name ten teams that are better... Maybe if Tennesse or Texas gets their act together they can challenge the Canes in NC but I doubt it. Rest are fighting for other BCS spots with lots of mediocre parity.
i'll post something about vsh so the lurkers dont complain. at least it didnt put in a new low. ( so far)a retest isnt a bad thing. often precedes a move up.market sentiment is lousy. dubya got everyone scared now. its sinking in he is really serious about going after the bad guys. the brits are the only ones with any balls. everyone else wants him to wait till a suitcase nuke takes out the US embassy in Israel. AP poll has OSU #6 Mich #7USA today/ ESPN has Mich #6 OSU #8saturdays wins looked good till miami did the same thing to fla. talk about being in a class by themselves
Being a Lion fan is like this: If you stopped hitting your head with a hammer it would feel good. How we got SO bad, SO fast is incredible.But after the slaughter by Miami I already started looking at possible first round draft picks for next year. I root for (UM based teams now) the Bears (Thomas and Terrell) Broncos (Griese, Pryce and Gold) and Raiders (they had seven UM guys recently plus Woodson).Okays its almost 9:30 so I wont talk football and wait for those great stock post to come.ps AQUA: Don't mess with the Texans!
Swammi propaganda sezs:Today - Take Nebraska and give Utah St. 30 pts.Take Ohio St. and give Kent. St. 28.5 pts.Take the 2pts. and Troy St. over UABTomorrow - Take the over of 43 pts. for the Skins and Cardinals game.Take the Bills and the 3 pts. against the JetsGive up those 8 pts. to Those Texans and take the Cowboys.
good calls on college (you can be Aqua the Magnificent (ATM) for at least one day)! I would have been perfect too if Notre Dame didn't score three TDs on turnovers and cover by 1/2 point!Pro: I like over 43 on Colts/ jags. Take Dolphins +8 over Lions (another double digit loss season) and the Jets +3 over the Bills.ps don't worry about poison pill. This is really like a privately held company. respectfully,VTM (2-1)


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I made these this weekend for friends and boyfriend. We dipped them in sweet and sour sauce. Everyone raved about how good they were. At the end of the evening...there were none left...and i made like 40 and there were only 5 of us!!! I liked them alot but just thought something was missing...but I definately recommend these. I really do like these and will probably be making them again. Thanks so much for the recipe.