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Questions about our sustainable model
How can I buy Barefoot Bucha?
As a conscious kombucha drinker, you can bring in your own bottles or purchase one of our high quality refillable bottles to fill with any of our delicious flavors at various locations. This is similar to using your own bags to carry groceries or your own containers to fill up on bulk items. So both the way we deliver the kombucha and the way you buy it generates no waste.
I have seen prefilled bottles of your kombucha. Are they throw aways?
No, these are refillable as well. We have released a limited quantity of prefilled bottles at select stores that have our fountain system. This now makes it even more convenient to get Barefoot Bucha, but the bottles are still refillable.
You say that Barefoot Bucha drinkers have saved over 350,000 bottles. How?
Since 2010, kombucha drinkers have been using our refillable bottles to fill up on their favorite flavors of Barefoot Bucha. As of November 2015, reusing our bottles rather than recycling or throwing them away has saved more than 350,000 bottles. There are currently over 25,000 bottles in circulation in Virginia, Maryland, and Washington, D.C. Every time you fill up at a Barefoot Bucha fountain, you're choosing to drink a delicious beverage without generating any waste.
Why is refillable so important? Can't I just recycle my glass bottles?
Reusing is always more earth friendly. Recycling glass, while preferable to throwing it away, requires energy consumption. Also, some cities and counties, such as Nelson County, VA. where our brewery is located, do not offer glass recycling.
How does your fountain model work?
Once you've enjoyed your kombucha, rinse and wash your bottle, bring it back to one of our fountains, and fill it with your favorite flavor of kombucha. Most of our retailers also allow you to fill a bottle of your own as long as you know how many ounces are in it.
In what other ways is Barefoot Bucha a sustainable business?
Our kegs are repurposed Coca Cola kegs that we refurbish and put back into circulation. We compost our brewery waste and use it to grow our gardens. We screenprint our bottles locally, and the paint on our bottles is lead free, which is better for you and for the workers who screenprint them. We are committed to a local distribution model and work with a local delivery company that delivers a number of products with each delivery run in order to keep our carbon footprint extremely low. We're always looking for more ways to reduce our impact.
Questions about Kombucha
What is kombucha?
Kombucha is a naturally carbonated, fermented tea that originated in Eurasia over two thousand years ago. It is high in probiotics, which are considered healthful to the digestive system. It also contains active enzymes, amino acids, and B vitamins.
How is kombucha made?
Kombucha is made by fermenting tea and sugar using a mother culture, also known as a Symbiotic Culture of Bacteria and Yeast (aka SCOBY). For in depth information on kombucha making, please check our Facebook page for Ethan's workshop schedule.
Is there caffeine in kombucha?
During the fermentation process the culture assimilates some of the caffeine, leaving a small amount in kombucha. Most caffeine sensitive people are not able to detect any effects.
Is kombucha alcoholic?
Barefoot Bucha is not an alcoholic beverage. Alcohol beverages are defined as containing .5% alcohol or more. Our kombucha is tested regularly at a TTB-certified facility, and consistently contains less than .01% alcohol. Our proprietary process guarantees that our alcohol stays low without cutting any corners that would compromise quality, potency, or taste.
Why drink kombucha?
When brewed with love, knowledge, and quality ingredients, kombucha tastes good! As a fermented tea, kombucha also contains probiotics, amino acids, and active enzymes.
What are probiotics?
The literal meaning of the term probiotic is "for life". Probiotics are live organisms that are believed to improve your health by maintaining a strong immune system and improving digestion and intestinal function. Probiotics are naturally part of the digestive flora that line our intestines, and they help assimilate the food we eat. Lifestyle factors such as diet, stress, and certain medications such as antibiotics can deplete these naturally occurring organisms.
What is a SCOBY?
SCOBY is an acronym for Symbiotic Culture Of Bacteria and Yeast. Sometimes called a mother culture or mushroom, a SCOBY is not technically a fungus, but rather is composed of bacteria (probiotics) and yeast that work together to ferment tea and create Kombucha.
Can kombucha go bad?
Yes. Like most raw foods, especially those that require refrigeration, kombucha can "go bad" if it is left too long in a warm environment. If you suspect that your kombucha has been exposed to higher temperatures, do not drink it.
Questions about drinking Barefoot Bucha
Is Barefoot Bucha Organic?
Yes!! We have passed a rigorous process to be considered "100% Organic" by the USDA. We take the greatest care to bring you a kombucha that is clean and healthful for you, the people who harvest our ingredients, and the environment. Our kombucha is also vegan, gluten free, and non-GMO.
Is Barefoot Bucha Raw?
Yes, it is unpasteurized. When kombucha is pasteurized (or heat treated), it loses its probiotic content.
Is there a recommended daily intake for kombucha?
There is no recommended intake for kombucha. Some people prefer to drink the bottle in several portions, while others drink the whole bottle at once. As with anything you drink or eat, be conscious of how your body feels afterwards and adjust accordingly.
What is the shelf life of your kombucha?
Our kombucha has been shelf life tested to 90 days. It is a raw beverage that must be kept refrigerated. Note that like any carbonated liquid, each time the bottle is opened you will lose effervescence. The taste may also be effected. This doesn't mean that the kombucha has "gone bad."
I just bought a bottle and the kombucha looks thicker. Is something wrong?
At the very beginning or very end of some of our keg flavors, the flavor infusion may be thicker. This is most noticeable in the Ginger or Black Raspberry flavors. Many people like the higher concentration of flavor, but if you are not one of them please let the place where you purchased it know.
How many calories and how much sugar is in your kombucha?
Kombucha is brewed using sugar, and the resulting beverage will always have some sugar in it, but our kombucha is remarkably low in both calories and sugar. Our classic (unflavored) kombucha contains just 10 calories and 3 grams of sugar per 12 ounce bottle. By comparison, the same amount of orange juice contains 28 grams of sugar and 150 calories; the same amount of soda contains 40 grams of sugar and 140 calories. More specific information for each flavor can be found on our flavors page.
Where can I find the nutritional facts information for Barefoot Bucha?
The Nutritional Facts label for our Original flavor is located on the Flavors page of this website. Calorie and sugar content for other flavors can be also be found on that webpage under the corresponding flavor.
Questions about carrying Barefoot Bucha
What kind of equipment do I need to carry Barefoot Bucha in my store?
Barefoot Bucha is dispensed from a refrigerated fountain system. Each attractive, stainless steel fountain holds up to four flavors, and depending on how much kombucha your clientele drinks you may want one or two fountains. In many cases, we will provide you with the fountain. Contact us to find out more.
How do I carry Barefoot Bucha in my bar or restaurant?
The most straightforward way to offer Barefoot Bucha in your bar or restaurant is to put in on tap using draft line(s). You can also store the keg in an under-counter fridge and dispense it from that location without using a draft line. If neither of these options work for you but you want to carry Barefoot Bucha, get in touch with us and we'll talk through some other options to find the best match for you.
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For any sequence of complex numbers $(a_n)$, an application of the Cauchy-Schwarz inequality gives $$\left|\sum_{m=1}^{n}a_m\right|\leq \sqrt {n\sum_{m=1}^{n}|a_m|^2}.$$ Putting $a_n=\mu(n)/\sqrt n$, one (trivially) finds that $$\sum_{m=1}^{n}\frac{\mu(m)}{\sqrt m}= O(\sqrt{n\log n}).$$ Is a better unconditional estimate known to hold for this sequence? In other words, is Cauchy -Schwarz the most we know about this sequence?
Summing by parts and using the bound on the Mertens function $M(n)=o(n)$ (which is equivalent to the Prime Number Theorem) one gets for your sum $S(n)=o(\sqrt n)$. Better bounds on the order of magnitude of $M(n)$ of course give a better one for $S(n)$ (see e.g. the Handbook of Number Theory, by J. Sándor, Dragoslav S. Mitrinović, B. Crstici). And, since $O(n^{1/2+\epsilon})$ for all $\epsilon >0$ is equivalent to the Riemann hypothesis, I guess one can't expect for your sum better than $O(n^{\epsilon})$ for all $\epsilon >0$.


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ou want me to provide proof that I can ask for a second opinion?
Besides, if i'm ill, i'd rather focus on actually getting the treatment I need as opposed to shopping around for a doctor who will conform to the budget I have.
Ah. So you don't want to give your source. Interesting. Because that's about the UHC system. I was also asked to back up my claims about UHC. Even though sources are subject to opinion don't you think you still need proof. See how I didn't think it was needed to give a source for something so easy.
Again, the Government doesn't. A doctor does, after examinations and tests to determine if anything is required.
Read. I said ultimately.
I've never stated otherwise.
Never said you did.
I'm curious why you assume I meant about treating minorities. The Government is responsible for the Department of Health, which oversees the NHS.
Just my opinion on it. Never said you said that either.
Governments tend not to steal research from doctors.
I doubt the government will allow you to make a lot of profit on your new breakthrough. I think they will tell you how much you can have and make.
It is on topic if you can't be bother to research for your argument.
I know it is. That was to show you how people will say things I've said on here are not on topic. Then I have to explain how they are. Then they say they aren't then I again state how they are. See how annoying that is.
Just showing you how it feels on the reciving side.
No, it wasn't an argument. But O'Reilly and 'smart' are rarely used together.
Ah see. I said it before and I knew someone would critisize my source even when I give it. lol. Thanks for proving me right again. Your a fun guy to post and debate with. lol. And that's a compliment.
And you call that a refute for what he said about UHC. And if you do again all sources are subject to everyone's opinion, bias, conclustions, where the source is from, etc. I even explained what people could say to bash my own source and gave why I thought he's credible. See it's all perspective.
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Staff Writer | February 07,2013Vermonters and visitors to the state will be treated to a wintry weekend but will be spared the full and mighty wrath of winter storm Nemo.
The first major storm of 2013 is expected to pummel parts of Massachusetts, and southern regions of New Hampshire and Maine with more than two feet of snow, but snowfall totals for most of Vermont are expected to fall far shy of that mark.
"We're going to be more of a spectator on this one," said Roger Hill, meteorologist for Worcestor, Vt.-based Weathering Heights. "It looks like a historic Nor'easter that will just graze Vermont."
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Surgery Reduces Diabetic Foot Ulcers
July 31, 2003 -- The risk of foot ulcers, a major problem in diabetes, may be reduced by surgery to lengthen the Achilles tendon.
It's big news for people with diabetes, since small foot irritations can quickly develop into ulcers. Nerve damage to the foot caused by worsening diabetes, called diabetic neuropathy, prevents some diabetic people from realizing they have a foot injury.
"The return of ulcers has been a key concern," says lead researcher Michael J. Mueller, PhD, professor of physical therapy at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, in a news release. His study appears in the Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery.
"If these wounds don't heal, there's a greater risk that a patient will have to have a portion or all of the foot amputated," he says. "This study shows that lengthening the Achilles tendon can have a dramatic effect on the problem of ulcer recurrence" caused by diabetic neuropathy.
In people with limited ankle mobility, the procedure helps shift the person's weight while walking from the ball of the foot to the heel, reducing pressure on the forefoot and decreasing the risk of skin breakdown, Mueller explains in his study. The heel has a good fat pad to protect against skin irritation -- the cause of infections and ulcers. For those who have diabetic neuropathy, the procedure could help relieve the concern about foot ulcers.
The 64 patients in Mueller's study were randomly assigned to have either a foot cast to keep pressure off the wound and let it heal or the Achilles tendon-lengthening surgery in addition to the foot cast. In the lengthening procedure, the foot is adjusted to stretch the tendon and then immobilized for six weeks to heal.
In the group that had only a cast, 88% of ulcers healed. In the group that had surgery and a cast, 100% of the ulcers healed.
Recurrence of foot ulcers is highest within the first month after patients start to walk again.
Seven months later, the surgery and cast group had 75% less risk of ulcer recurrences than the cast-only group. Two years later, the surgery and cast group had 53% less risk of ulcers.
"Lengthening the tendon causes some weakness in the calf muscles, which can cause unsteadiness, but can be improved with calf-strengthening exercises," says study co-author Jeffrey E. Johnson, MD, professor of orthopaedic surgery, in the news release.
For those with diabetic neuropathy, the procedure shows promise in reducing recurrent chronic foot ulcers.
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Reese Witherspoon was photographed while out running errands in LA. While out, Reese wore her Goldsign Glam Cropped Skinny jeans in Gracie with a turquoise sweater and leopard print pumps.
I like how Reese tends to keep her outfits really simple and just adds a hint of color or print like she did with the printed pumps. Last time we saw Reese in these jeans, she'd cuffed them slightly at the ankles, but I think I like them without the cuff more, they hit her at a flattering place on her ankles. Buy these jeans online from Shopbop for $257.
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Gwen Stefani was spotted out with her sons at The Grove in Los Angeles, California. The singer wore a pair of Goldsign Jenny High Rise in Nadya with a military jacket and some cage boots.
There is really never a day when Gwen doesn't it her all with her look. Even on her most casual days she still looks amazing and put together. This outfit is no exception. I find the color combination to be great and the fit of the jeans to be amazing on her. She is just another celeb that has a figure to pull off high rise skinny jeans without a problem. You can click here to purchase these jeans from Shopbop for $102.
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Reese Witherspoon and her son, Tennessee, were snapped while heading to a friends house this week. These are the first photos I've seen of Tennessee and I can't get over how much he looks like Reese and how cute he is!
I also really love Reese's outfit here. She wore a pair of Goldsign Glam cropped skinny jeans in Gracie with a blue striped blazer and red heels. While usually I think wearing strictly red, white and blue together can look a bit too much like the 4th of July, I think all of the elements in this look work together really well. The red adds just the right amount of color to the outfit. You can buy these jeans online from Shopbop.com for $257.
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Myth: Always Sit Up Straight
Slouching is bad. But sitting up too straight and still for long periods can also be a strain on your back. Take breaks a few times a day: Lean back in your chair with your feet on the floor and let your back curve slightly. Even better: Try standing for part of the day, perhaps while you're on the phone or reading.
Myth: Don't Lift Heavy Things
It's not necessarily how much you lift, it's how you do it. Get directly in front of the object. Squat close to it, with your back straight and head up. Stand, using your legs to push up the load and your arms to hold it close to your middle. Don't twist or bend your body, or you may hurt your back. (Of course you shouldn't pick up anything that might be too heavy for you.)
Myth: Exercise Is Bad for Back Pain
This is a big one. Regular exercise prevents back pain. And doctors may recommend exercise for people who have recently hurt their lower back. They'll usually start with gentle movements and gradually build up the intensity. Once the immediate pain goes away, an exercise plan can help keep it from coming back.
Myth: Firmer Mattresses Are Better
In a Spanish study, people with ongoing general back pain who slept on a medium-firm mattress hurt less and were able to move better than those who slept on a firm mattress. But one size doesn't fit all. Choose your mattress based on your sleep habits as well as the cause of your back pain.
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I just saw a video in YouTube. They are saying insurrection pure is almost identical to Aventus. Has anyone tried this new frag out yet? Please let me know what you think. I will order it soon
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I just saw a video in YouTube. They are saying insurrection pure is almost identical to Aventus. Has anyone tried this new frag out yet? Please let me know what you think. I will order it soon
Try bvlgari soir. Cheap and good smelln
Chanel allure homme
D&G light blue. Or issy miyaki leau Dissey
My money would be on chanel platinum or bleu de chanel. Very versatile and easy in the nose.
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And chanel platinum would be a perfect dress up scent for any Time of the year
When I wear my watch with leather band, it feels like the watch band gets looser every time I wear it. Does it happen to you? What should I do? I like to wear my watch a bit tight. I'd have to add...
DG light blue
One spray of bleu de chanel on the chest. Noticeable but not over powering
D&G light blue. And AQUA DI GIO
Mont Blanc legend which is a more subdue version of the fierce
I will simply not to apply for that job bc I couldn't wear fragrances
Sky fall. Tom ford suits nuff said. Tv show called white collar.
Over priced. Like their sweaters tho
Shoes - cole haan, ferragamos, clothing - Thomas pink, express jeans - good o Levi's
I have bout 28 pairs. Just like cologne sometimes I can't decide what to wear
I own all three. But edition Blanche is one of the best one.
La nuit is top choice IMO
Issy miyaki leau di issy
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Or try polo black
Bleu de chanel
Leau Dissey. Longer lasting and I love this scrnt
I would recommend issy miyaki. Long lasting and very versatile
Mont Blanc legend
Disel fuel for life. Headache in a bottle
Bleu de chanel
2 on chest and front and back of the neck
Chanel allure
I have both but def AHS all day
The batch I have is very smoky.... I actually asked my supervisor if I smelled like cigarettes. It's a good scent. I would like it more if I can get the more pineapple batch.
La nuite by ysl
Channel allure homme
Calvin Kline and Burberry London lately
Chanel edition Blanche. My wedding scent for a reason
Looks like the one I have
1 million is a good choice
Chanel allure edition blanche
Love ADG. Obviously PE360 is copying ADG but OG is always better than knock off
100 ml only or the largest size. Looks better when u have all the same size bottles in ur collection
it will be channel sport
Chanel edition Blanche
La nuite
Personally I think dh projects stronger than dhi
Have too many frags
Try Tom ford private blend
Double vanille
Try Dior intense. And Dior sport
Looks real to me
My all time fav. My sotd Aventus
Try la nuite de lhomme
I have both. Loved the, both
Looks good to me.
I know. I was in Raleigh... One by target
I love this scent. However it doesn't last long on my skin.
Bleu de Chanel works all year round. Same with platinum egoiste by Chanel amazing scents
I usually go with 2 on chest then 1on the base and the back of the neck
Bleu de chanel!!
Try chanel allure homme. Or bleu de chanel
La nuite !!! Do sniff before buy
Le male JPG. Disel fuel for life
La nuite ysl
Sotd montblanc legend
I wasn't a fan of la nuite now it's my winter fall staple. Stod la nuite. Just give it a chance.
1. D&G light blue 2. Nautical voyage 3. La nuite ysl
I love bleu de chanel. Got me a 3.4 oz beast
Bleu de chanel. And all of the chanel allure line
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Bleu de chanel. And all of the chanel allure line
I wouldn't if u never smelled it. I was going to blind buy Amen but I am so glad I didn't. I hated the opening. Always try. Bc people hype things up so much.
My wife loved chanel chance, or dior addict
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My wife loved chanel chance, or dior addict
Winter - one million , diesel fuel for life ( sweet frag but lasting a long time )
Summer - nautical voyage ( cheapie but good) or issy miaky the original one
Def Aventus. Not everyone is gonna where that
i got Bleu de Chanel and lots of love!!!
go with Le Male, amazing scent. and also try Montblanc individual. i would def recommend Chanel Allure homme
SOTN Chanel Platinum egoiste
i love bleu de chanel. ive tested TDH, the opening is not the most plesant for me.
spray behind the ears and 2 on the chest worked fine for me.
i see... thank you guys
Le Male it is
i am new to the fragrance world. ive noticed alot of people meantioning Vintage frags. i love D&G PH, but just wondering if the vintage version of D&G smells different. Does vintage frags are more...
Edition blanche
I have boss bottled number 6 its a nice frag. I had boss element it's citricy and doesn't last very long.
Wearing Mont Blanc legend right now. Amazing scent
+1 love the scent
Chanel Allure Homme
i have a friend never used cologne before, i want to get him a cologne for xmas, and dunno which one i should get. bc first cologne is the most important, and i want him to like it.... please advise
should give Abercrombie and Fitch fierce a try... or hugo boss element
go to the sale Forum on this site and there are alot of people willing to sale used cologne for cheap. def check that out
+1 for Burberry London
should give burberry london a try.. thats Fall in a bottle
i always wonder which cologne does some of the celebrities wear... im sure P-Diddy wont be wearing his own sean john Frag....
chanel allure homme
thanks guys
just wanted to know where i can find discounted colognes....
la nuite de l'homme YSL
Bang by Marc Jacob <-- cat believe i blind bought that 3.4 OZ
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How do i find the copys of all emails on my exchange server i have Exchange system manager 6.5 on windows server 2003 sorry i dont no what other details you will need to me provide
Exmerge can be used to export all messages on an Exchange system to a PST file.
For real-time access,without opening each users mailbox via OWA or Outlook, or granting yourself access to their mailbox and opening it as an additional one in Outlook under your account, there is no way to do this.
Otherwise you will need to export the mail and open the .pst files.
What are you trying to do? Is this for an audit?
If you're trying to recover deleted items, you can use software like Ontrack or Mailretriever. Barring that, there is other software out there that monitors and journals all incoming and outgoing mail like Barracuda (although that's a hardware appliance).


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The four global warming impact studies Bush tried to bury in his final days
NOTE TO U.S. MEDIA: Please don't fall for this Administration's final climate trick — don't ignore these important studies.
Normally, when an administration wants to bury bad news — such as a government report it doesn't like — the story gets released Friday afternoon. That ensures minimal media coverage. For news it really doesn't like, the Friday of a three-day weekend is ideal.
So what subject matter is so abhorrent it would motivate the Bush administration to release multiple reports simultaneously the Friday before the four-day weekend that culminates in their loss of power, when they can be certain the media will be focused on other matters?
Answer: The impact of human-caused global warming on Americans — arguably the single most taboo subject in the entire Bush administration. For 8 years they have avoided their statutory obligation to detail the impacts of climate change on this country. And they have systematically muzzled government climate scientists from discussing those impacts with the public or the media (see "Climate Science Muzzling Meets the House").
It was easier to find people in the Bush administration to talk about torture or warrantless wiretaps, than it was to get someone to speak on (or off) the record or on the likely impact of Bush's policy of unrestricted greenhouse gas emissions on Americans.
On Friday January 16, the U.S. Climate Change Science Program actually released four major Synthesis and Assessment reports. You may remember the last report the CCSP released — US Geological Survey stunner: Sea-level rise in 2100 will likely "substantially exceed" IPCC projections, SW faces "permanent drying" by 2050. I was told by scientists knowledgeable about the CCSP process that all of the major impact reports were slowed down in the review process to make sure they came out after the election.
So what are the reports the Bushies have tried to bury? From the CCSP website:
Final Report of Synthesis and Assessment Product 4.1 (Coastal Sensitivity to Sea-Level Rise: A Focus on the Mid-Atlantic Region) is posted online. See also press release from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and EPA web-page. (posted 16 Jan 2009)
Final Report of Synthesis and Assessment Product 4.2 (Thresholds of Climate Change in Ecosystems) is posted. See also press release from the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). (posted 16 Jan 2009)
Final Report of Synthesis and Assessment Product 2.3 (Aerosol properties and their impacts on climate) is posted online. See also press release from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). (posted 16 Jan 2009)
Final Report of Synthesis and Assessment Product 1.2 (Past Climate Variability and Change in the Arctic and at High Latitudes) is posted. See also press release from the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). (posted 16 Jan 2009)
These are all substantive and comprehensive studies, almost on a par with the IPCC's Fourth Assessment (see "Absolute MUST Read IPCC Report: Debate over, further delay fatal, action not costly").
The sea level report warns "Most coastal wetlands in the mid-Atlantic would be lost if sea level rises one meter in the next century." If the report has a weakness, it's that it is still mired in the IPCC's outdated and incomplete projection. The CCSP report considers one meter sea level rise by 2100 its extreme scenario, and actually focuses on two considerably milder scenarios, when the latest science (see "Startling new sea level rise research: "Most likely" 0.8 to 2.0 meters by 2100") and its own December report makes clear a one meter rise by 2100 is hardly a worst-case scenario for this country.
The Arctic and High Latitudes report concludes its discussion of Arctic ice loss:
Shrinkage that was both similarly large and rapid has not been documented over at least the last few thousand years…. The recent ice loss does not seem to be explainable by natural climatic and hydrographic variability on decadal time scales, and is remarkable for occurring when reduction in summer sunshine from orbital changes has caused sea-ice melting to be less likely than in the previous millennia since the end of the last ice age. The recent changes thus appear notably anomalous….
Canadian media wrote one of the few stories on the study, headlined "Climate warming 'highly unusual' says new study: Findings counter argument that melt is part of climate cycle":
A major U.S. government report on Arctic climate, prepared with information from eight Canadian scientists, has concluded that the recent rapid warming of polar temperatures and shrinking of multi-year Arctic sea ice are "highly unusual compared to events from previous thousands of years."
The findings, released Friday, counter suggestions from skeptics that such recent events as the opening of the Northwest Passage and collapse of ice shelves in the Canadian Arctic are predictable phenomena that can be explained as part of a natural climate cycle rather than being driven by elevated carbon emissions from human activity.
The U.S. public deserves to know what the latest science says about recent Arctic warming.
The Thresholds of Climate Change in Ecosystems report is sufficiently interesting and important and long that I will address it in a separate post after the inauguration.
Let me end with a quote from the Arctic report:
The past tells us that when thresholds in the climate system are crossed, climate change can be very large and very fast. We cannot rule out that human-induced climate change will trigger such events in the future.
The time to act is now.
For more on the CCSP reports and muzzling by the Bushies, see the excellent watchdog website, ClimateScienceWatch, starting with this post by Anne Polansky.
Related Posts:
- White House: "The President supports climate change, is leading the way to slow an international agreement, takes advantage of more Americans, and dramatically increased emissions"
- "Bush will go down in history as possibly a person who has doomed the planet"
- What if the MSM simply can't cover humanity's self-destruction?
9 Responses to The four global warming impact studies Bush tried to bury in his final days
I read this post just after reading Mr. Hawkins post on the NRDC's actions. If the NRDC wants to remain true to their mission, then they should have the guts to tell their membership that they've come to an agreement with major US companies that is guaranteed to destroy all of the wetlands (and natural beaches) on the east coast.
There's a time to sit down with folks who disagree with you and enjoy the cup of coffee or lunch they provide and then there's a time to get up, walk out, and find another way.
"We cannot rule out that human-induced climate change will trigger such events in the future."
This report is out of date already. They are happening now – like the Arctic melt.
This is a problem, even the most qualified refuse to recognize how advance things are!
Timing the release in the middle of a very 1950s winter is inspired, also. I'll have to drop by my folks' house and try to find my old ice skates. Been a long time, and might get a in couple days before the ice melts. My grown kids have never even seen anyone skating outside on natural ice. They wonder about the ancient hockey sticks hanging up in my Dad's garage.
Yes, I'm also amused by how easily folks are deceived by the occurrence of the first "normal"-ish winter in, oh, 15-20 years! Yet, 2 years ago, I saw people riding motorcycles in Minnesota… in FEBRUARY!
As a life long MN resident, I've seen more snowmobiles in the last month or so than I've seen in the last 15 years combined. We've had year after year of ice fishing contests canceled because of thin ice, but not this year!
I agree, it's a normal winter, but those with short memories think this is really something.
U.S. taxpayers have payed close to $20 billion dollars for the research work that has gone into this whole series of government reports, yet their frightening findings about the likely impact of climate disruption have barely seen the light of day. Even state climatologists seem unaware!
We should pass a new law saying that Americans can't get their tax refunds until they've read at least the executive summaries of these
reports. Then, while the reports are freshly in mind, ask them to vote for a new fossil fuel tax to help accelerate the shift to climate-friendly energy.
Barack should also read, then brief Americans on the reports' findings.
Wether or not the global earth is on a significant warming trend or is in a normal cycle is open to objective debate. To say that man-produced carbon dioxide is the the dominant cause of such a trend is what is really open for debate. The tragedy is that political decisons are being made without having the broad input of scientific study, interpretations and projections. The proponents have one to believe that only they have valid science……there are an equal or greater number of basic scientists with equally valid positions. What are the real truths. The old saying "follow the money". Personally, I concur that we need all phases of legitimate conservation of our resources and move wisely towards all alternative energies…no one source is the answer. For 50 years, my research efforts have been directed towards the wise utilization of our wasted resources. I appreciate the opportunity to express my opinion…thank you.
We are heading for a human die off. Sorry to be so skeptical. No one likes to talk about it. We humans are instinctively just too greedy and selfish. The planet will be fine. What nature considers a temporary adjustment, (ice age, famine, large meteor impact) we all consider a crises "of biblical proportions." We may not become exstinct. But the word "change" will not do justice to what will occur in during just several decades.
Remember, in the lifetime of this planet we humans have only been around a few minutes (if that). Should we leave the party we will not have been around long enough to be missed.
What I think is easy to predict is extended state of denial that will continue amongst the leading polluters (USA, China, India, tec.). We now have a devastating problem that governments will not even admit is occuring. And if they ever due will not be able to coordicate an effective and timely solution. This is the easiest "prediction" to make. Denial and debate will continue well into the ongoing negative climate phase and will doom millions.
The affects of greed, corruption and stupidity (the words that best define the past adminsistration) are easiest to predict.
We can't borrow/spend/murder our way out of this one. Yet that is all the governments of the world are good at creating.
It has not been proved that the recent increases in global temperature and CO2 levels have been caused by human activity. The fact is that the planet has been considerably warmer and CO2 levels have been much higher in the past. The recent warm period is more likely the result of the variations in solar output known as solar flares or sunspots, which correlate with both the recent warming and the even more recent cooling during the record-breaking winters of 2007-8 and 2008-9.
Whatever the cause might be, suppose that global temperatures continued to rise as much as several degrees C over the next one or two hundred years. That would cause more polar ice to melt and sea levels to rise, which would indeed cause tremendous problems for coastal communities. Meanwhile, in the temperate zones, agriculture would be improved by a longer growing season, and the increase of CO2 would increase plant biomass throughgout the world….
[JR: Everything you have written here is disinformation, long-debunked in the scientific literature, as I have blogged many times. The rest of you comment has been deleted as per my long-stated policy on long-debunked disinformation.]


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Fall '15 College Fairs: New Jersey
|Date and Time
|Roselle Park High School College Fair
|Wed. 10/21/15 8:30-10:30 a.m.
|Roselle Park, NJ
|Freehold Township High School College Fair
|Thurs. 10/22/15 6:00-8:00 p.m.
|Freehold, NJ
|Glen Rock High School College Fair
|Wed. 10/28/15 7:00-9:00 p.m.
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|Lyndhurst Public Schools College Fair @ Lyndhurst Rec. Center
|Wed. 10/28/15 6:00 p.m.
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|Neptune High School College Fair
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|Elizabeth High Academies College Fair
|Tues. 11/10/15 6:30-9:00 p.m.
|Elizabeth, NJ
|Millburn High School College Fair
|Mon. 11/2/15 7:00 p.m.
|Millburn, NJ
|Don Bosco Prep College Fair
|Wed. 11/4/15 7:00-9:00 p.m.
|Ramsey, NJ
|Complete Athlete Expo Fair
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|Ridgefield Memorial HS College Fair
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One important position that CSR offers is that of Research Associate. The Research Associate assists in the management of ongoing campus and community projects. As part of this project management, the Research Associate supervises, trains, and supports the student research team. The person in this position is responsible for assigning project work, making and meeting deadlines, preparing data, conducting data analysis, and working alongside the other CSR staff to meet project goals. One of our recent CSR Research Associates, Christina Vanden Bosch der Nederlanden, offers the following comments about her experiences at the Center.
Christina Vanden Bosch der Nederlanden
Research Associate from May 2009 - July 2011
Current Location: University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Ph.D. program in Experimental Psychology with an Emphasis in Development
It has been a few years now since I worked as the Research Associate at Calvin's Center for Social Research (CSR), but nearly every day I am grateful for the investment that each member of the CSR made in me during my time there. I worked at the CSR for two years under Neil Carlson's and Jim Penning's leadership and under the steadfast care of Kathy Bardolph. As a Research Associate, I had the opportunity to work with an evolving team of research assistants and technicians while learning about the Center's many software tools and projects. While I learned countless things, ranging from current topics in Political Science to the language of the Bynars from Star Trek's Next Generation, I also learned key skills that have helped me as a graduate student today. Two key areas come to mind when I think about how the CSR has impacted my day-to-day thinking: the ability to work efficiently with data, and the desire to tell others about the findings and outcomes of my research.
The chief concern of the folks at the CSR is to make sure that the people doing the work were not simply cogs in the machine or mindless data crunchers. Instead, an emphasis is placed on fully understanding the thought process that goes into making decisions about how to store, process, analyze, and interpret data. By being part of the process of weighing the pros and cons of multiple solutions, I learned how to think about data and how to work with it most efficiently. Even now when I come to a problem that I've never seen before, such as coding in a program like MatLab, I am able to reverse-engineer (a CSR mantra) my way to a solution. Through my work with the CSR I also learned the importance of thinking outside the box, such as using software tools for collecting online survey data as a way to cleanly have research assistants perform data entry tasks free of typing errors. I do my best to teach other members of the lab at my university timesaving tricks and tips in Microsoft Excel or SPSS syntax with the same genuine enthusiasm for data processing that I learned from the CSR.
Of course, collecting mountains of data isn't the goal of the research process; the most important part of the research process is doing something with the results. Through community-based projects with the DeVos Foundation, I saw the real impact that collecting data and reporting outcomes can have on the community. At the CSR we created complex data visualizations for a summer school initiative that helped individual clients see which outcomes they were excelling at in their work, but also highlighted the areas that they could focus on for the next summer term. This past year I was able to present my master's thesis data at a music and language development symposium in Montreal, Quebec. Much to my surprise, I won the prize for the best graduate student poster presentation. The knowledge and excitement that I was able to communicate for my own research was fostered and grown through countless opportunities to talk about results during meetings with Neil, our research assistants, and as mentioned above. One of the key avenues that helped me gain confidence in presenting my own ideas was having the chance to be part of the brainstorming process for new research ideas or to uncover best ways to answer research questions with tools like GIS or statistical modeling.
I am indebted to Calvin's CSR for the time and thought that went into mentoring and preparing me to be a successful graduate student. The diverse teachers and learners at the Center made for an enjoyable and intelligent group of people to share in the difficult work of collecting and reporting research findings. Each of the members of the CSR are a real asset for any Calvin student contemplating the graduate school route; these are some of the finest colleagues to work with while learning the constellation of considerations that go into collecting, processing, analyzing, and reporting data, and how to be enthusiastic about doing it!
The When The People Speak Deliberative Poll Event is proud to announce our new project advisors:
|Alan Vanderberg
|County Administrator
|Ottawa County
|Curtis Holt
|City Manager
|Greg Sundstrom
|City Manager
|Grand Rapids
|Jim Talen
|Kent County Commissioner
|16th District
|Jorge Gonzalez
|Director of Economic Development
|Keith Van Beek
|Assistant County Administrator
|Ottawa County
|Kevin den Dulk
|Executive Director of Henry Institute
|Calvin College
|Mark Lemoine
|Director of System Government Affairs
|Spectrum Health
|Neil Carlson
|Director of Center for Social Research
|Calvin College
|Rosalynn Bliss
|City Commissioner of Grand Rapids
|2nd Ward
For more information about the Poll Event, visit our website: KentCountySpeaks.org
If you are interested in contributing to our project as an advisor, please contact us!
CSR has a ton of work to do, so we are expanding our team. We are looking for great candidates with relevant Master's or PhD degrees to fill our Assistant Director position. Having been the Assistant Director myself, I can tell you that the job is a challenging and rewarding platform on which to build a great career in research. Calvin College and CSR are increasingly connected to the community, technically sophisticated and involved in a broad array of interesting on- and off-campus projects. To get more information, visit employment.calvin.edu or contact us at 616 526-7799 or email@example.com.
Each year, the social science departments invite a selection of expert speakers to give an informational presentation about a topic in their field. This year's speakers for the fall semester are:
Session Title
|October 18th
The Spread of New Illegal
Practices Among Management Elite.
|November 1st
Political Science
(Vanderbilt University)
Building Effective Models
for Social Science Research.
|November 15th
Outcomes Among Children Adopted
Internationally at School-Age.
Each talk will begin at 12:30p in the Alumni Association Board Room. Professor Steve McMullen will distribute lunch tickets before the conversation begins. Each talk will end with enough time to get to 1:30p classes.
We hope to see you there!


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Current Season
Fall 2015
The Mystery of Irma Vep | Stillwell Theater
August 21, 2015 | 8 p.m. | $10 (at the door only)
By Charles Ludlam. Directed by Margaret Baldwin.
The TPS faculty kicks off the season with a staged reading of this outrageous Gothic farce that spoofs Shakespeare, Victorian penny dreadfuls, werewolf movies, and more. An annual benefit performance for education abroad scholarships.
24-hour Play Festival | Stillwell Theater
August 29, 2015 | 8 p.m. | $5
Directed by Jamie Bullins
Student writers, directors, actors, and designers dive in fearlessly to create theatre from ground zero in only 24 hours.
An Evening with Dael Oerlandersmith | Stillwell Theater
September 10-12, 2015 | 8 p.m. | $5-$12
Award-winning performer, poet, and playwright Dael Oerlandersmith offers an evening of captivating solo performance that features her most recent work.
The Killer | Onyx Theater
September 15-20, 2015 | $5-$12
Tues. – Sat. 8 p.m. | Sun. 2 p.m.
By Eugène Ionesco.
Translated by Michael Feingold. Directed by Peter Campbell. Coordinated and designed by Rebecca Makus.
This reimagining of Ionesco's play about failed utopias explores the use of new media in performance with spoken language and movement, followed by film and a shadow play.
The Third Annual Coming Out Monologues Project | Onyx Theater
October 8-9, 2015 | 8 p.m. | $5
Directed by Jessica Duvall and Karen Robinson.
Co-produced with GLBTIQ Student Retention Services. Funny, inspiring, and celebratory, this event features coming-out stories from the KSU and metro-area communities performed by KSU students.
The Scarlet Letter | Stillwell Theater
October 20-25, 2015 | 8 p.m. | $5-$20
Tuesday – Saturday 8 p.m. | Sunday 2 p.m.
By Nathaniel Hawthorne.
Adapted by John Gentile.
Directed by John Gentile and Henry Scott.
As relevant today as when it was first written, Nathaniel Hawthorne's masterpiece is a haunting and romantic tale of Puritan America's struggles with religion, law, and sexuality.
Companion Lecture:
"The Scarlet Letter in Context, 1650-2015."
Sandra Hughes, Ph.D., President-Elect of the Nathaniel Hawthorne Society.
October 21, 2015 | 3:30 - 4:45 p.m.
Stillwell Theater | Free
K.I.S.S. ROFLOL | Onyx Theater
November 6-7, 2015 | 8 p.m. | Free
Directed by Jamie Bullins.
Join the student improv ensemble as they usher in the change of seasons with an outlandish and hilarious showcase of the unscripted and unexpected.
KSU Tellers Showcase: Student Storytelling Concert | Onyx Theater
November 13-14, 2015 | 8 p.m. | Free
Directed by Charles Parrott.
The KSU Tellers share their finest original stories from the fall semester.
Parade | The Strand Theatre, Marietta
November 19, 2015 | 7:30 p.m. | $5-$20
Directed by Harrison Long.
Music direction by Judy Cole.
Book by Alfred Uhry.
Music and lyrics by Jason Robert Brown.
This Tony-award winning musical recounts the sequence of events that culminated in the 1915 lynching of Leo Frank, the Jewish manager of a pencil factory who was accused of murdering Mary Phagan, a 13-year-old employee. Our concert-style staging commemorates the one-hundredth anniversary of these tragic moments in Georgia's history.
Co-sponsored by KSU's College of Humanities and Social Sciences, the Radow Lecture Series, and the Department of Museums, Archives & Rare Books.
Spring 2016
Stories for a Winter Night: Andy Offut Irwin and Lyn Ford
Stillwell Theater
January 21-23, 2016 | 8 p.m. | $5-$20
Southern humorist Andy Offut Irwin and "Affrilachian" storyteller Lyn Ford join forces for a night of hilarious and heartfelt performances.
In the Blood | Onyx Theater
February 2-7, 2016 | 8 p.m. | $5-$12
Sunday | 2 p.m.
Directed by Karen Robinson.
Pulitzer prize-winner Suzan-Lori Parks offers a startling contemporary response to The Scarlet Letter in this darkly comic and heartrending portrait of a homeless mother striving to raise her five children on the streets.
NEW WORKS AND IDEAS | 7th Annual 10-Minute PlayFest: New Math | Stillwell Theater February 20, 2016 | 8 p.m. | $5
Coordinated by Margaret Baldwin. An evening of new 10-minute plays inspired by the work of contemporary American playwright Suzan-Lori Parks. Written by KSU students and directed by KSU students, faculty, and alumni.
NEW WORKS AND IDEAS | Branches Etched Across the Sky | Onyx Theater
February 22-23, 2016 | 8 p.m. | $5
By award-winning Atlanta playwright Addae Moon. A poetic, coming-of-age drama about a young African-American man and his siblings as they wrestle with the realities of adulthood while coping with a tragic loss. A staged reading.
NEW WORKS AND IDEAS | The Followers | Onyx Theater
February 24-25, 2016 | 8 p.m. | $5
Coordinated by Margaret Baldwin Pendergrass.
Adapted by Margaret Baldwin and directed by Michael Haverty.
The Followers transports The Bacchae, Euripides' classic tragedy of blind ecstasy and vengeance, to our contemporary landscape of partisan violence, fanaticism, and global unrest. A staged reading.
NEW WORKS AND IDEAS | TPS and Paderborn University meet Suzan-Lori Parks | Onyx Theater
February 26, 2016 | 8 p.m. | Free
Directed by Pamela Joyce and Karen Robinson. TPS continues our multi-year transatlantic collaboration with the University of Paderborn, Germany in this theatrical response to master playwright Suzan-Lori Parks' 365 Days/365 Plays. Paderborn faculty and student residency at KSU is made possible by funding from The Halle Foundation.
SPRING AWAKENING | Stillwell Theater
March 9-13, 2016 | $5-$20
March 16-20, 2016 | $5-$20
Wednesday-Saturday | 8p.m. Sunday | 2 p.m.
Music by Duncan Sheik. Book and lyrics by Steven Sater. Based on the play by Frank Wedekind. Directed by Rick Lombardo. Caught between their sexual urges and society's contradictory teachings, Spring Awakening is an alluringly melancholy story of self-discovery and coming of age anxiety as seen through the eyes of young teenagers. Set in repressive 19th century Germany, young students attempt to reckon with the thrilling, complicated and confusing time of their sexual awakening. This haunting and provocative rock-musical is a powerful celebration of youth and rebellion in this daring fusion of morality, sexuality and rock & roll.
Winner of 8 Tony Awards, including Best Musical.
-The New York Post
"HAUNTING AND ELECTRIFYING! This brave new musical has a shivery, sensual allure unmatched by anything in the theater right now."
-The New York Times
PLEASE ADVISE: Spring Awakening is a powerful coming of age story with mature themes: sexual situations, partial nudity and strong language. Spring Awakening replaces Little Shop of Horrors in the spring season.
K.I.S.S. SPRING HOOPLA-PALOOZA | Onyx Theater
April 22-23, 2016 | 8 p.m. | Free
Directed by Jamie Bullins.
Celebrate spring with the student improv ensemble's irresistible antics and games.
KSU Tellers Showcase: Student Storytelling Concert | Onyx Theater
April 29-30, 2016 | 8 p.m. | Free
Directed by Charles Parrott.
The KSU Tellers share their finest original stories from the spring semester.
Musical Theatre Showcase | Onyx Theater
May 1, 2016 | 7 p.m. | Free
Directed by Amanda Wansa Morgan. Music Direction by Judy Cole. Musical theatre students showcase selected works from the spring semester.


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Casa Romanelli by Angelo Masieri, who died tragically in 1952 while working in the United States with Frank Lloyd Wright. The house, in Filzi, Italy, was begun by Masieri, and completed by Carlo Scarpa and Bruno Morassutti in 1955.
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Is it somehow possible to add multiple video's in sidebar?
Which files do I have to adjust?
Is it somehow possible to add multiple video's in sidebar?
Which files do I have to adjust?
Not currently. You would need to create multiple, uniquely named profile fields and then reference those in the widget output. I'm working on an update to the plugin that will create the fields automatically, which should allow multiple instances.
how close are you to getting the new build done that supports multiple videos?
May I ask this question again ?
I am about to make a cool community website with your plugin, and really need to have multiple videos from each members.
Before editing the plugin myself ( which will take long because I'm not that good programer.. ), I'm curious about the development of this update...
Thanks !
Hey Martin,
I haven't made much headway on getting multiple instances to work and I'm not sure when I'll have time to get it to work. I work at a university and the beginning of the semester is always a crazy time for me. The complexity in doing a BuddyPress widget with multiple instances is the plugin would need a unique profile fields for each video and a way to access each of those unique fields, but done in a way that doesn't require someone to manually create each field. I tried one method and it just didn't work and I had other bugs to fix.
You're welcome to make modifications yourself and let us know what works and what doesn't. :)
I guess there could be a choice made by the webmaster when choosing which widget will be created.
Since the fields are created only at the setting of the plugin ( i.e. when choosing the video widget ), there could be a dropdown menu asking how many videos will be allowed...
Creating one or more set of fields might be almost the same ?
After that, if the set of field isn't null, the video displays... until it reaches an empty set of fields ( if the user has less than the max allowed ).
I'm just talking about the logic... As I said earlier, I'm not really into programming...
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Aircraft Mechanics & Service Technicians
Also called: Aircraft Mechanic, Aircraft Technician, Airframe and Powerplant Mechanic (A and P Mechanic), Aviation Mechanic
In the military: see titles from the Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marine Corps, or Navy.
In the Air Force: Advanced Fighter Aircraft Integrated Avionics; Aerospace Propulsion Superintendent; Aircrew Egress Systems Helper; Bomber/Special Electronic Warfare and Radar Surveillance Integrated Avionics Craftsman; Bomber/Special Integrated Communication/Navigation/Mission Systems Journeyman, B-1; Fighter Aircraft Integrated Avionics Helper, F-15 Avionics; Missile And Space Systems Electronic Maintenance Helper; Mobility Air Forces Integrated Communication/Navigation/Mission Systems Journeyman, KC-10; Refuel/Bomber Aircraft Maintenance Apprentice, B-2; Special Operations Forces/Personnel Recovery (SOF/PR) Integrated Communication/Navigation/Mission Systems Helper
In the Army: AH-64 Attack Helicopter Repairer; AH-64D Armament/Electrical/Avionics Systems Repairer; Aircraft Powerplant Repairer; Aircraft Powertrain Repairer; Avionic Mechanic; Avionic and Survivability Equipment Repairer; Electronic Systems Maintenance Warrant Officer; OH-58D Helicopter Repairer; Observation/Scout Helicopter Repairer (RC); UH-60 Helicopter Repairer
In the Coast Guard: Advanced Fighter Aircraft Integrated Avionics; Aircraft Fuel Systems; Aircraft Structural Maintenance; Avionics Test Station And Components; Bomber/Special Integrated Instrument and Flight Control Systems; Helicopter/Tiltrotor Aircraft Maintenance; Missile And Space Systems Electronic Maintenance; Mobility Air Forces Integrated Communication/Navigation/Mission Systems; Refuel/Bomber Aircraft Maintenance; Special Operations Forces/Personnel Recovery (SOF/PR) Integrated Communication/Navigation/Mission Systems
In the Marine Corps: AH-64 Attack Helicopter Repairer; Aircraft Hydraulic Systems Journeyman; Bomber/Special Electronic Warfare and Radar Surveillance Integrated Avionics Apprentice, B-1; Bomber/Special Integrated Communication/Navigation/Mission Systems Craftsman; Bomber/Special Integrated Instrument and Flight Control Systems Journeyman, RC-135; Fixed-Wing Aircraft Safety Equipment Mechanic, F/A-18; Low Observable Aircraft Structural Maintenance Apprentice; Mobility Air Forces Integrated Communication/Navigation/Mission Systems Helper, KC-135; Nondestructive Inspection Apprentice; Special Missions Aviation Craftsman
In the Navy: Advanced Composite Structural Repair IMA Technician; Aviation Electrician's Mate; Aviation Structural Mechanic; C-130 Systems Organizational Maintenance Technician; C2/E2 System Organizational Career Maintenance Technician; E-6 System Organizational Initial Maintenance Technician; F/A-18E/F Systems Organizational Career Maintenance Technician; J-52 Jet Turbojet Engine First Degree/IMA Mechanic; P-3 System Organizational Career Maintenance Technician; T-400 Turboshaft Jet Engine First Degree/IMA Mechanic
- Examine and inspect aircraft components, including landing gear, hydraulic systems, and deicers to locate cracks, breaks, leaks, or other problems.
- Conduct routine and special inspections as required by regulations.
- Inspect completed work to certify that maintenance meets standards and that aircraft are ready for operation.
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Fred The Bunny
Meet Fred. He was inspired by Lesely @ the Royal Bakery. Just before I made him, I had seen a guy in a green and purple shirt and decided those would be the colors for my chubby bunny. I added the bow tie to give him a bit more pazazz. :-) TFL
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Hello from Scotland!
I was a member a while back but I'm having a 'senior moment' about my old password; I've tried dozens to no avail. Anyway, it is good to be back and best wishes to you all from the Highlands of Scotland
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Welcome back!
Any other admin. or I could reset your password if you like.
Any other admin. or I could reset your password if you like.
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Hello Namgyal,
and welcome back from the newbie
and welcome back from the newbie
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Hello. I was just reccomended to this group from someone.
I was wondering how any of you have handled an out of state move with a 2 yr old? My husband is military and we just got orders to move about 8 hrs away. I have a temporary custody order with my ex which gives me physical custody and we share legal. What is the "normal" visitation arrangement for a child that young to see the ex? He is objecting our move and wants him as much as possible. Right now we live about an hour away and he has him every wednesday and every other weekend. We meet halfway for pick up and drop off each time, unless i am in town and I will meet him closer. Is anyone else living that far away with a 2 yr old? My attorney said he will have him majority of the summer, but he doesnt adjust to change very well and I dont want him to think I am abandoning him for all those weeks. At 2 they really dont understand whats going on.


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Hi there,
Love this plugin, very very useful.
I am trying to use google maps with user meta plugin.
[gmap width="500" responsive="no" address="[authorinfo field="country"], [authorinfo field="province"][authorinfo field="state"], [authorinfo field="city"]"]
Unfortunately does not work everything after the first "] at the country field is ignored by the plugin.
Is there someway I could change this so it recognizes the last "] as the end of the specified location?


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Alien Breed 360 hitting December 16
Alien Breed Evolution will release for 360 on December 16, Team17 said today.
It'll cost 800 MSP. Nice and light for you, there.
The top-down shooter's got co-op and tons of story. Do your bit: buy it.
The PSN and Steam versions will follow next year. Remember that this is the first of three episodes, innit (thanks, Blerk).
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Show transcribed image text A square, flat, lossless di-electric plate has a thickness, Tau in the z direction. This material has epsilon r = 2.25 in the x direction, and a epsilon r = 2.89 in the y direction. A highly directional, impedance matched, rightarrow linearly polarized, wave launcher (driver) produces an EM wave of 4.8 GHz. (no reflections) The of the signal is z directed, normal to the x-y plane of the di-electric plate. The launcher E field is aligned at 45degree with x fy axes, is circularly polarized, f may be coupled to an impedance matching plate Calculate minimum thickness, Tau, in INCHES From the picture above, is the wave right hand circularly polarized, or left hand circularly polarized? What is the fast axis of plate? or How can the rotation's sense of polarization be changed without changing Taw?


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"David and his team really made the extra effort to help us understand the mortgage process and got us to settlement on our new home in a stress free and timely manner. I will be referring my friends and family to him!"


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Adios fellas. Thanks to those that helped.
I've had folks out prior two and mid season for the last two years for some sort of maintenance issue. In the heat of the summer, I take who I can get because I'm usually in a bind. All have said...
I kind of feel the same way. I've done some very preliminary calcs myself and come up with a bit over 6 tons. My calcs are probably more conservative than most software packages.
Yes, we have solar screens on the west facing windows and close the blinds during the peak of the day.
This is a first post for me, so excuse my ignorance.
I have a 3800 sq. ft home in Houston, TX. The home is 2 stories both with equal square footage (1400 sq. Ft / floor) and a very open concept....


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I had a favorite pair of maternity jeans and they ripped. I am 7 months pregnant and am not planning on having any more kids so I didn't want to spend a ton of money on a pair of maternity jeans that I will only be wearing for a few months. I usually take an XL in jeans, but knowing that I wanted something very comfy, I paid a couple of dollars extra and ordered these in 1X, and could barely get them up. They fit 2 sizes too small. Very disappointing!
When I saw that Wal-Mart was offering plus size maternity jeans I was very excited. The price was right and I just had to have them. Unfortunately, I got what I paid for, cheap quality and even though I went a size up they fit like skinny jeans. Skinny jeans and plus-size pregnancy is not my style at all. I will be returning these!
These jeans were a great price but the wont stay up!!! The elastic panel just doesn't have enough heft to stay over my belly.
They are comfortable and fit to the end of my pregnancy. And they do look good. The only problem I have had is that once they are washed in the machine, the elastic piece inside the band folds over itself. It's still functional, I guess, but could be made just a little better.
The bag the pants were in had been opened prior to receiving them and the pants were cut with a box knife I am having to return the pants.


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This is a good topic, because there's a lot of that going on. What are the odds that the same few individuals posting last night at 5PM ET, all woke up at the same time this morning answering each others posts. Must be some nervous energy going on.
It's very obvious that the pumpettes, must have snychronized their watches last night. So they could reiterate the pumps together. This is a very dangerous board and do not trust them.
Weightbayou,way2hot2handle,michaelplongo can you share the brand of watch that you all have. It seems to be very reliable. These kind of gimics do not work and actually undermine all crediability. Anyone on the fence has to be asking themselves, who do I trust?
Sentiment: Sell
hmm well we all lol making this stuff up to pump...i personally on here now to discredit you and only that ... since yahoo will not let us put in a website address why dont all viewers of this post go to market pulse on the right side of the screen when you are viewing the ASTX stock screen and click the 3rd title streetwise reports it will tell the truth and not what i say and not what weight or michael says it will say straight from JMPs mouth
nervous energy wow really dude get a life i been in this stock for 2 years nervous energy was at 3 dollars
Sentiment: Strong Buy
first of all you pompass buthead if you look at when i originally got on yahoo doesnt even correlate good gosh you just dont quit .. for your info my daughter was sick last night and had nothing better to do then sit here and read your stupid comments.. whats wrong the financial institutions making you look like a MORON yea they are you just got a lucky break after the earnings in a profit selling event and thats all it was two of the largest firms still will not retract their market outperform seems BULLISH to me hope you cover your short position soon
You should have called michael and weight to bring your daughter some hot soup. What's your daughters name? I hope she gets better. I'm sure she won't keep you and michael and weight up tomorrow night. What brand of watch do you guys all have?


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WICHITA, Kan. (AP) _ Refueling aircraft from McConnell Air Force
Base and the Kansas National Guard are being moved out of the state
because of the risk of severe weather.
The Kansas adjutant general's office said in a news release that
four KC-135 air refueling aircraft from the guard's 190th Air
Refueling Wing at Forbes Field in Topeka were flown Saturday to
Kirtland Air Force Base in New Mexico. The release said three other
aircraft are being sheltered in hangars to protect them from the
large hail that has been forecast.
Other aircraft from the 190th Air Refueling Wing were deployed
Meanwhile, McConnell spokeswoman, Lt. Jessica Brown, announced
Saturday that the 16 KC-135 Stratotankers were moved from the
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The Sky Fell Down in SeattleComments
by Byron on Dec 03, 2007 at 9:18 PM
I'm in Vegas and just now getting reports of the deluge and flooding in Seattle. Anyone ride in that?
Photos from the West Seattle Blog.
by Byron on Dec 03, 2007 at 9:18 PM
I'm in Vegas and just now getting reports of the deluge and flooding in Seattle. Anyone ride in that?
Photos from the West Seattle Blog.
by Byron on Dec 03, 2007 at 8:01 AM
In Vegas, off the strip and resorts, out where the locals eat you can get a chicken parm this big for like 8 bucks. Being the off season and all, I didn't eat all of that, but did put a dent in it.
by Kelli on Dec 02, 2007 at 11:45 PM
The Seattle Times reported Saturday that King County Executive Ron Sims and the Port of Seattle no longer agree on the future of BNSF Railway's Eastside rail line.
The original plan would have The Port purchasing the 42-mile rail line between Renton-to-Snohomish and leasing the southern portion to King County for a hiking and biking trail, in exchange for property on Harbor Island an input on the future of Boeing Field. But with support from citizen's groups, The Port is now researching the feasibility of running diesel passenger trains on the line, seemingly abandoning the idea of a trail altogether.
The trail would have connected several others serving the area, to create a 125-mile network of recreational trail. Certainly this story is just beginning, and we can expect more information in weeks to come.
by Byron on Nov 30, 2007 at 2:45 PM
I spent a better part of my youth on a Sears bike trying to jump and crash like Evel Knievel – him and the Bionic man were my heroes, later it was rock n roll.
Reading about his death brings back all kinds of memories of why I even ride a bike.
by Byron on Nov 30, 2007 at 12:36 PM
I'm in London next week for business and will ride all over the place. Any of our readers across the pond got some tips or want to meet up for some coffee and a ride?
In preparation for the trip, I've been reading the BBC, weird stuff and gossip on the Daily Mail, listening to LDN from Lily Allen, Goldie Looking Chain (You Knows It!), and reruns of Are You Being Served.
by Dave R. on Nov 30, 2007 at 12:46 AM
There's an interesting article in the Grey Lady today about some bicycle culture popping up in NYC all the way from South America. Guyanese and Trinidadian youth are loading down their rides with batteries and speakers – 5,000 watts worth of loud! – and cruising the neighborhood.
It's great to see this taking off in the youth as an organic outgrowth of their culture, I don't think it'll be long before we see this around a bit more broadly. I always enjoy a ride with tunes, and wearing ear-buds is a bit too dangerous and anti-social (especially as I'm ringing my bell before I pass you on the left, eh?). I've been hauling around the big-a** boombox on my xtracycle for a while now, but it doesn't have quite the oomph I'm looking for. I'm still considering some 'motorcycle speakers' and a small battery for the next RideCivil event. But these kids have clearly got it wired. As does D.J. Fossil Fool.
So Huggers – what do you do for sound? Would you ever install speakers on your bike? Enough that you'd need training wheels like the dudes in NYC?
by Byron on Nov 29, 2007 at 6:48 AM
Ana bought her husband a Bike Hugger jersey and wrote this about it
I purchased a Bike Hugger jersey for my husband and he used it at his last cyclocross race… thank you for making such a great product - it's been through mud, blood, and mountains, and it's in PERFECT shape. Mike, my husband, loves his bikes and loves this jersey as it epitomizes who he is: a true bike hugger.
Her husband Mike had this to say
… this is the best quality material: it's durable, great for hot and cold weather, and love the full-length, high-quality zipper with the plastic border on the inside really keeps the jersey in place. Â After many falls, this jersey is TOUGH! and the only thing to stick to it is me! neither mud nor blood will, though. Finally, I love the logo, and if they could, all my bikes could attest to that."
Mike is wearing the jersey in every race and it's his unofficial team jersey; he's his own team. Hincapie Sportswear makes those jerseys for Bike Hugger and that's a testament to their work.
Right on Mike, but you're not on your own. We consider you part of Team Bike Hugger.
by Dave R. on Nov 28, 2007 at 11:26 PM
View Larger Map Issaquah cut the ribbon today on a new pedestrian and cycle trail, connecting the dots between several existing trails and some central locations. Kent Peterson's (from the Bicycle Alliance of Washington) been working on this for a long time and has these notes and a few photos from his talk at the ribbon cutting. As Getting Around Issaquah notes, the new trail is really focused on transportation rather that recreation. It should be a great resource for the 425 crowd for beating the I-405.
by Byron on Nov 28, 2007 at 8:24 PM
I haven't reached anyone at UPS HQ to comment, but do have it confirmed that in Seattle they are going to deliver packages during the Holiday rush with cargo bikes. The brown trucks will deliver to various stations, where the cargo bikes will load up and deliver in certain neighborhoods. We're on the watch and will blog it as soon as we see them. If you see the presumed brown bikes, please comment here or contact us.
by Andrew Martin on Nov 28, 2007 at 2:50 PM
The World Clock is closing in on 100 million bikes produced in 2007. There are some daunting stats on there.