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AbstractModern wireless systems such as cellular are practical due to the integration of radio, processing, and semiconductor technologies, and as production volumes have grown, component prices have dropped. Reduced costs and well-developed design methods maynow combine to provide software controlled and highly cost effective wireless monitoring. The development and production costs for this equipment are easily offset by reduced maintenance cost and staffing allowed to users of the system. For militaryaircraft maintenance applications equally important issues are improvements in mission effectiveness and capability that result from reduced down time, higher reliability and sortie generation rates, and improved safety. Use of the commercial Industrial,Scientific, and Medical bands for this system design allow commercial reuse, and thus provides lower cost and greater availability to military users. The system will be designed with a Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA) Automatic Repeat reQuest (ARQ)for high spectral efficiency and reliability. The MicroRadio and data acquisition technology base of Cleveland Medical Devices provides an ideal starting point for this program.Greater military aircraft mission effectiveness, crew safety, and simplifiedmaintenance are the chief benefits of this program to the military. However, the methods developed here will be immediately applicable to civilian aircraft maintenance, particularly airliners and corporate aircraft, and also to myriad other civilianmonitoring applications. Virtually any complex equipment for which expensive regular maintenance is required could benefit from this new technology. Health monitoring of humans and animals may prove to be an even larger market than industrial andmilitary data acquisition.
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There's no getting round it. Whatever interesting nuggets we tell you about the features of the new Lexus IS, or however interesting we reckon the car's general looks are, whether you like it is probably going to come down to what you think of that massive new "spindle" front grille.
It certainly has presence; we'll give it that. But it's almost as shocking as the first time we saw Audi's full frame, single aperture front gob. And we remember people being up in arms about that.
Yet time has a funny habit of making such shock fade into the background as you see more and more of something on the road. So we reckon all of the fuss made about the new Lexus's face here in Detroit will subside once people have seen a few out and about.
And the signs are that you should get past it if you really can, for behind the gaping mouth lurks an impressive car. Taking the fight to the dominant trio of BMW 3-Series, Audi A4 and Merc C-Class, the new IS is unarguably the closest Lexus has come to offering something that should really make you think twice before defaulting to German.
You'll struggle to tell from the shots of this impossible-to-photograph white car shown in Detroit, but the design is proportionally sound, dead-on size wise and has an appearance that you'd never call boring or predictable.
Check out those front lights - the LED running "L" (for Lexus, of course, just don't mention the Nike Swoosh to anyone at the Japanese car brand) has been broken clean away from the main front lamp unit, while at the rear a pair of LED bars form L shapes too.
We suspect you'll like what greets you as you step inside, too. The quality still isn't quite at Audi levels, but the plastic is mostly soft, the leather is likely to come as standard and the contrast stitching adds a level of sportiness. The architecture of the dashboard is quite busy, with a wraparound cowl over the instruments and then a set-back centre screen that's not dissimilar to the bigger GS we tested last summer but there's a lot of feature appeal.
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You get Lexus's rather irritating RTI mouse-like controller for screen function selections, and some nifty electro-slider switches for adjusting the cabin temperature and fan speed.
But the best bit is undoubtedly the instrument panel. We scored a world exclusive by persuading the Lexus staff to fire up the car on the motorshow stand (well, if you don't ask, you don't get…) to bring the instrument binnacle to life. To get the best idea of what it does, check out our video.
You get a central, physical main dial, which when the car is fired up, forms the border for the digital rev counter. It's flanked by a pair of digital screens, but the real theatre is when you switch driving modes or use a button on the wheel, to make the whole rev counter unit shuttle itself across to the right, revealing a bigger, different screen to the left, just like in the LFA supercar.
It goes through this movement with a lovely, motorised camera-shutter noise you can hear on the video and regardless of whether you think it's cool (we do), it a unique feature.
Lexus will primarily bring the hybrid, badged IS300h, to Europe and the best news about that for company car drivers is that they're saying its emissions levels are just 99g/km. That means super-low fuel consumption in theory, plus low company car tax and £0 road tax.
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So the Wall Street Journal wants museums to stage token protests while it encourages the rest of us to buy stock in Wally World? I'm not certain that's comical but it is interesting.
It should say WSJ Arts and Theater Critic. This wasn't a WSJ Editorial. Big Difference.
What has the Obama administration done? What have CEOs with business ties to China done? China does not care what the Milwaukee Art Museum does or says.
Thanks Mary Louise.
The People's Republic of China uses child-labor, another reason we shouldn't buy stuff made there.
From the Electrical Engineering Times in February 2011.
Who made China Inc as big and powerful as it has become? Walmart? Walmarts customers?
Milwaukee is a lot like San Diego, that's for sure. Just go down to the beach and compare
It's neat to see that even at the Wall Street Journal, the staff has the freedom to express opinions that may vary from the views expressed on the editorial page.
Here we have a liberal point of view expressed about taking strong stances on human rights. At the same time, one has to wonder whether the WSJ editorials are dictated by Satan himself.
Personally I could not care less about China . China is doing what it always did , control everything in its sphere of influence. The best way to fight China , is DO NOT BUY CHINESE MANUFACTURED GOODS. This they would understand.
jsch0602 veers off the right track by saying that what other leaders say is important to China, but what the museum says means nothing. First off, it does mean something if local leaders are guided by courage rather than fear. Secondly, what about the simple moral imperative to speak rather than cower when confronted by evil? Doesn't that have value in its own right?
I'm going to go see it and enjoy it. My not going will not help people on the other side of the
world who are happy to have the low paying job they have at McDonalds.
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The 2013 BMW X3 is a fine, but pricey, choice for drivers seeking sport-sedan dynamics in a crossover SUV.
Potent and reasonably efficient engines; high-quality cabin; generous passenger and cargo room; crisp handling; comfortable rear seat.
Priced higher than most rivals.
For 2013, a new turbocharged four-cylinder replaces the old naturally aspirated straight-6 in the BMW X3 xDrive28i model. Every X3 gets a standard power liftgate, automatic engine stop/start technology and the previously optional Driving Dynamics Control, which also gains a fourth mode (known as Eco Pro) for its adjustable drive settings. A lane-departure warning system is added to the options list.
A four-cylinder in a BMW SUV just sounds ludicrous, right? Such an engine might be good enough for Hondas and Kias, but a performance-luxury brand needs something with more guts. That certainly would be the conventional wisdom, anyway. But times, they are a-changing. The 2013 BMW X3 is the latest member of the Bavarian brand to lose its naturally aspirated inline-6 base engine in favor of a high-tech, turbocharged four-cylinder that produces equal power and more torque, yet returns significantly improved fuel economy. However ludicrous it may sound, this BMW crossover SUV just got better.
In addition to the turbocharged inline-4 found in the xDrive28i model, every X3 gets additional fuel-saving features. The now-standard automatic stop/start technology is something previously only found on hybrids, which kills the engine when the vehicle comes to a stop in order to save fuel. The engine refires when you remove your foot from the brake. The vibration at start-up can get annoying at times, but get used to it and you might start to notice all the gas being wasted by other cars at traffic lights.
Another new feature is the Eco Pro mode, which has been added to the now-standard Driving Dynamics Control adjustable drive settings. Eco Pro optimizes the engine, transmission, heating, air-conditioning and electrical functions for the best possible fuel efficiency, while also adding visual signals in the iDrive screen to encourage more economical driving habits. But really, if you're so worried about burning excess fuel in a supposedly performance-oriented crossover SUV, perhaps a different type of vehicle would be in order.
As it is, the 2013 BMW X3 is one of the most appealing small luxury crossovers. It is arguably the sportiest example, providing the sort of handling composure and buttoned-down ride you'd expect from a BMW sport sedan. While the new turbo-4 delivers average (though still swift) acceleration for the class, the xDrive35i turbo-6 goes above and beyond, offering a degree of get-up-and-go that nothing else in the class can match. Of course, that model also comes with a similarly above-and-beyond price tag.
Indeed, the X3's price is on the lofty side regardless of model, and puts it up against larger, midsize luxury crossover SUVs like the Acura MDX and Lexus RX 350. The X3 is indeed smaller, but its generous amount of passenger and cargo room betters that of "compact" competitors like the Audi Q50 and Mercedes-Benz GLK350.
This in-betweener size, paired with an engaging driving experience, well-crafted cabin, ample available features content and yes, that efficient new engine makes the 2013 BMW X3 a very appealing choice. There's nothing sacrilegious or ludicrous about it.
The 2013 BMW X3 crossover SUV is available in two trim levels that correspond to engine choice: xDrive28i and xDrive35i. The xDrive refers to its standard all-wheel-drive system.
The xDrive28i comes standard with 18-inch wheels, rear privacy glass, automatic headlights, foglamps, automatic wipers, a power liftgate, cruise control, dual-zone automatic climate control, eight-way power front seats with memory functions, leatherette premium vinyl upholstery, a tilt-and-telescoping steering wheel, 60/40 split-folding rear seats, Bluetooth phone connectivity, the iDrive electronics interface and a 12-speaker sound system with a CD player, auxiliary audio system, HD radio and an iPod/USB audio interface.
Besides its more powerful engine, the xDrive35i adds adaptive and auto-leveling bi-xenon headlights, a panoramic sunroof and wood trim. These items are options on the 28i.
The Premium package includes keyless ignition/entry, auto-dimming mirrors, leather upholstery, rear manual side sunshades and cargo-area nets and tie-down points. The Cold Weather package includes heated front seats, a heated steering wheel and 40/20/40-split-folding rear seats. The Cold Weather II package adds heated rear seats and headlight washers. The Technology package gets front and rear parking sensors, rear- and top-view parking cameras, a navigation system, real-time traffic information and the BMW Assist emergency communications system. The Premium Sound package adds a 16-speaker surround-sound audio system and satellite radio. The Driver Assistance package adds automatic high beams, a lane-departure warning system and, on the 35i, a head-up display. The xDrive28i is eligible for the Convenience package, which adds keyless ignition/entry, manual rear side sunshades and adaptive bi-xenon headlights.
The Sport Activity package is largely cosmetic, featuring sport seats, a sport steering wheel, transmission shift paddles (35i only), special exterior trim, and on the 35i, 19-inch wheels. The Dynamic Handling package adds enhanced speed-adjustable power steering and a rear-biased all-wheel-drive system. The M Sport package essentially combines the two, adding on adjustable suspension dampers (available separately on 35i), M division 19-inch wheels, an M division sport steering wheel and its own special exterior trim.
Some of the above items are available as stand-alone options, including keyless ignition/entry, front and rear parking sensors, the 40/20/40 rear seats, side window shades, the head-up display, heated front seats, the rearview camera, the navigation system, satellite radio and BMW Assist.
The 2013 BMW X3 xDrive28i is powered by a 2.0-liter turbocharged inline-4 that produces 240 horsepower and 260 pound-feet of torque. An eight-speed automatic and all-wheel drive are standard, along with an automatic stop-start system. The latter shuts off the engine when stopped and then starts it when you take your foot off the brake in order to save fuel. In Edmunds performance testing, this engine brought the X3 from zero to 60 mph in 6.8 seconds, which is essentially average for the segment. EPA-estimated fuel economy stands at 21 mpg city/28 mpg highway and 24 mpg combined.
The X3 xDrive35i gets a 3.0-liter turbocharged inline-6 that produces 300 hp and 300 lb-ft of torque. It gets the same transmission and driveline as the 28i. In Edmunds performance testing, the 35i hit 60 mph in 5.6 seconds, which makes it by far the quickest vehicle in this segment. Its fuel economy stands at 19/26/21, which is actually better than less-powerful rivals.
Every 2013 BMW X3 comes standard with antilock disc brakes, automatic brake drying (useful in rainy weather), front-seat side airbags, full-length side curtain airbags, active front-seat head restraints, stability control and hill descent control. Optional equipment includes front and rear parking sensors, rear- and top-view parking cameras and a lane-departure warning system. Also available is the BMW Assist emergency communications system, which provides automatic crash notification, stolen vehicle recovery and on-demand roadside assistance.
In Edmunds brake testing, an xDrive35i stopped from 60 mph in 123 feet, which is an average distance for the segment. An xDrive28i with the M Sport package stopped in 127 feet.
In crash testing by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, the X3 received the highest possible rating of "Good" in the frontal-offset, side and roof strength tests.
The X3's interior will be familiar to anyone who has spent time in a BMW product. Classic analog gauges, sensible ergonomics and a restrained overall aesthetic combine to create a pleasant driving environment. Occupants will feel cocooned within the high-quality materials covering the seats, consoles and dash. BMW's iDrive electronics interface gives you the opportunity to control things you never could before, though it can come off as rather complicated. Most rival systems are easier to use.
While still considered a small crossover, the current-generation X3 has swelled to proportions similar to the previous-generation X5. As such, room for front passengers is more than ample, while rear legroom is downright generous and pairs with a truly comfortable seat. Indeed, this is one of the most family-friendly vehicles in the class. Total cargo capacity with the rear seats folded is 63.3 cubic feet, which makes it one of the larger small crossovers.
Don't scoff at the notion of a four-cylinder in a luxury crossover SUV, because the new turbocharged xDrive28i model manages to be one of the quickest and most efficient models in the segment. You'd be hard-pressed to tell it only has four cylinders, and the X3 could easily get by with this excellent new engine alone. One minor gripe concerns the auto stop-start feature, however, as it can occasionally be a little abrupt upon restart. That feature can be disabled, thankfully.
Understandably, it'll be hard to say no to the xDrive35i and its turbocharged six-cylinder. Not only does it provide quicker acceleration than any other small luxury crossover, it returns decent fuel economy to boot.
Regardless of engine, the 2013 BMW X3 handles with the adeptness you expect from this German brand. The chassis feels light and the speed-sensitive steering gives the X3 a nimble quality that makes you really feel reasonably connected to the car. The ride is definitely on the firm side, but we think most people will still find it agreeable.
In 5 months after buying it I had to visit the dealership more times than in 4 years with my Mitsubishi Outlander! Something is constantly wrong with this car. But the last drop was it failed to start for the second time when it was cold outside, after(!) half of the trip to the school with the baby! I am no longer planning to keep it as it is simply unreliable. Yes, it gets fixed for free but what about my time and the inconvenience? Now it is sitting at the dealership and will be there for 2 weeks until they get a part, I am driving the loaner :(
I have had four successive 5 series wagons. Sadly, BMW doesn't bring them to the states so I had to really consider what to get next. The X1 was TINY and just didn't feel like a BMW to me. Without question my last 5 had a more luxurious interior, but that's expected. The X3 has a much nicer interior than the current 3 series. The screen is IN the dash where it should be, not sticking up like a design afterthought. The engine/transmission combo is amazing; very quick and agile. It doesn't handle like a car, but much better than other SUV's. The tech package is very nicely done. Gas mileage is really good for the size. The car feels much lighter than my 5 wagon, much faster though.
I looked at and drove nearly every car and SUV out there. When I drove the X3 35i I felt 'at home.'
Also drove the 28i but even with the Turbo, didn't have the torque I'm used to. The 35i put a smile on my face!
Performance, comfort, gas mileage, not to mention the sleek classy look.
What more can you ask for?
It's a nice vehicle, if I didn't have to drive 45 minutes to dealership to get it fixed, on a regular basis. Yes, there is a closer dealership, but they tried to sell me an "executive car" for $3K off sticker.
When I asked for car fax they baulked. It had been in a rear end accident!
I only found out because I asked for Carfax!
Anyway back to X3.
It's pretty.
And it's nice to drive. Holds road well. Handles great.
It's shocking that BMW can't make reliable car for the money they charge. This wk will be my fourth visit to the dealership for drivers restraint malfunction . They don't seem to know whats going on with this car . I have seen similar reliability reviews and I just wonder in the engineers at BMW read them !!!!!!! It's also statistically higher than other competitors or Japanese cars.
We now have about 12,000 miles on the X3. BEST utility vehicle I have ever owned. Fuel economy is right at 26.5 p tank. Have gotten as high as 32mpg when cautious? And this was obtained with mid grade. To date there are NO maint. Issues at all. Flawless vehicle and American made. Storm grey and oyster interior are cool in summer here in GA. As for the auto shut off....was rough at first but at about four thousand miles the process smoothed out totally. And it does help save fuel.
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GXT to incorporate Touch interface for mobile and IPad
GXT Team,
Does GXT development team has any plans to incorporate touch interface which can work on mobile and ipads in near future?
Any ETA or timelines on the same.
I know Sencha Touch web framework API can be used for mobile web applications development.
But i was hoping that GXT should also add the touch interface to make the life of the developers easier to develop mobile and ipad compatible web applications since it already has the Sencha Touch API's.
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Ernie. A fine performance. But one must clear up a couple of things. First: my opinions always say do your own DD and check out the FACTS I present, and, if you like, then you can consider my opinions or not, as the case may be. I am not spinning some fantasy tail about wedgy hedgy, saying longs are short, and shorts are long promoters, and this guy is working for some hedge fund, every time anything contradicts the negative spin from some folks. I am, without a doubt, enthusiastic and LONG. So one can take that into consideration. But the FACTS REMAIN as stated, when stated as facts. The opinions are just that. The price expectations are my opinion only. Seems very hard to get this simple concept across. Anybody wonder why? It couldn't be, that the very folks who cry fowl and say others are working for someone, actually are one of two things: shorts, or working for a hedge fund themselves. Or is it both???
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"But the FACTS REMAIN as stated, when stated as facts."
Okay, then tell us again about "the results on Prostate, where they got 100% response, seriously folks, that IS incredible." Or how Cabo for MTC will "take nearly the entire sum of the 2,250 MTC cases diagnosed within the U.S. annually." And one of my favorites is less a stated fact than a question "Show me a case where an approval came and there was a sell off. You are stretching credibility a bit with your slant." "FACT: EXEL owns 100% of CABO..." At least this is forgivable because it is not commonly known. EXEL owns 97% of Cabo.
If you don't care if you are perceived as a buffoon then carry on. If it does matter, then get your FACTS right and fly straight. Tighten up your DD to come up with reasonable conclusions. You've lucked into a good investment, but you are mucking up the works with your irrational pumping. And drop the infantile added identities
I've said it before, and I reiterate...
No matter how far you travel...no matter where you go...
You can't buy this kinda comedy.
Y'all are the best!!
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Eddie Murphy made it a special night when he received the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor at the Kennedy Center on Sunday, dusting off an impersonation he hasn't tried in nearly 30 years.
Murphy called the prize a "tremendous honor," but was quick to add a caveat – at now disgraced comedian Bill Cosby's expense.
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I want the Cyrus Vance to go read the bill of rights and shove his demand back up his ass.
I want the Cyrus Vance to go read the bill of rights and shove his demand back up his ass.
It's not that, either. The Martin Mars can take off from runways, too.
Why would anyone use an aircraft for ocean mining? Boats are vastly cheaper.
This plane's wingspan is only 151 feet. The Hughes Hercules has a wingspan of 218 feet. The Martin Mars has a wingspan of 200 feet, and it's still in use for firefighting operations in Canada.
There was a time when Apple didn't know how to run retail stores or make cell phones. When they decide to get into any line of business, they hire the best people they can, and they enter the market with a compelling advantage.
you have trouble finding others that resonate with your world view
I know thousands of them. They're quite easy to find, as it happens.
you're just a jerk
Project much?
What, exactly, are you comparing?
Prosperity, human rights, longevity... Take your pick.
That fucking CIA spook Bush should have bowed out. Perot would have made a far better president than any Republican since Eisenhower.
I'm just pointing out the reality of the matter,
The reality of the matter is that you can go fuck yourself. If the Republicans wanted my vote, they should have nominated Rand Paul.
China is the only country I could see actually attempting this.
Nope. Been there, done that. Lost tens of millions of people.
China will never revert to the insanity of trying to plan their economy.
Actually, they did work. They may not have achieved the results proclaimed, or even desired, but they did work.
Try telling that to the 70 million or so people that Mao killed. Oh, wait. You can't because they're DEAD.
The entire field of economics is predicated upon the idea of 'endless growth',
Nonsense. Economics is the study of how people exchange goods and services.
As it happens, Communist regimes historically have been rather vicious to gays. In the Soviet Union, the party line was that homosexuality was a bourgeois perversion that was unknown in the glorious worker's paradise they were building.
Compare North and South Korea. Compare East and West Germany before the wall came down. Compare Venezuela before and after the Chavistas fucked it up. Compare China before and after Deng Hsiao-Ping decided to back way off on the commie central planning debacles.
He already disposed of this planned economy fantasy in the 1930s. Google for "Knowledge Problem".
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NASA has released more than 8,000 images of the Apollo missions. [flickr archive]
The things I'd do to go back
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When confronted with a cuddly cat, the lizard simply continues to lizard.
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We went shopping for an Apple Watch in Tokyo, Paris, and London.Apple's retail strategy for the Watch is a little different to other products. You can check it out in Apple's own stores, of course, but the company is experimenting with other partners as well — places that never would have sold Apple products before. And the first phase of this occurred today, with pop-up Watch shops opening in major department stores in three fashion-forward cities: Tokyo, Paris, and London.
We were at all three. Here's what we saw.
But did anyone get one though?
In case you needed another reason for why dogs are infinitely cooler than people.
Tina is awesome.
A baby elephant's first time on the beach!
me on the beach.
Haha these belong in readers' digest!
People maximize their potential when they work toward something greater than themselves and when they align their work with their purpose.
And still nothing will be done.
FT: #FirstToFive goals.
Galaxy vs Real Salt Lake recap—> http://laglxy.com/1oAuYy7
Amazing cover.
The New Yorker:
The artist Liniers comments on next week's cover, "The Elephant in the Room": http://nyr.kr/1EoToym
I want to have a passion like these folks. Something that really gets me going.
Watch the new GTAV First Person Experience video and read +IGN's impressions of this new mode: http://rsg.ms/c37a137
Warning: If you care about storyline and not knowing what happens in the game, you probably shouldn't watch.
Thankful to have had the opportunity to watch the greatest American soccer player to ever suit up for the USA, play the last regular season home game of his career.
It was only appropriate that the game had Supporter's Shield and playoff implications and pitted two of the USA's best players, in Landon Donovan and Clint Dempsey, against each other
It's quite amazing how far MLS has come the last few years, and if you had a chance to watch the game, which ended in a 2-2 tie (to set off an epic season finale in Seattle on Saturday), you should be excited about the future of soccer in this country.
There's not much to write other than: another year, another disappointment.
Clayton Kershaw should have been pulled earlier, our bullpen was a serious Achilles heel, and our never woke up.
Obviously, changes are coming this offseason. Does Ned Colleti survive? He probably shouldn't. What about Mattingly? Will Clayton bounce back from his second consecutive Postseason implosion?
Unfortunately, the front office will probably be the only thing to get any sort of major overhaul because of the contracts the team is saddled with.
Roster turnaround will probably be minimal, with the exception of Ethier probably getting moved. The bullpen needs help, but who knows how it will get upgraded.
So now we get to suffer through the Giants and Cardinals in the NLCS, which pretty much means I'm rooting for the American League from this point on.
So hang in there fellow Dodgers fans. Just try to hang in there.
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Patterns. #adidas
Without passion, an individual gets caught in the trap of making a living instead of designing a life.
I finally got over the laziness and went through my photos from my trip to Bordeaux, France in April.
The history in France was amazing, and something you just don't see in the USA, at least not anywhere I've been.
#Adidas #c10
Classic #Cadi. #cadillac
This is what it's all about.
Light show in my soy sauce.
A few #Toronto photos coming your way. #TTCDigitalSummit #cityscape
Gratuitous photo of the #Toronto skyline.
Everyone has #WorldCup fever!
Watch this: HBO's John Oliver pulls out some ugly truths about the FIFA
That's some interesting form there…
Diamond Head in Hawaii. Edited in Lightroom with some +VSCO loving for good measure.
What do you guys think? #photography #hawaii #sony #a7
Cool auto-awesome from last night's +Los Angeles Dodgers game.
@natalielopez took this photo, but I ate the sandwich. #pastrami #foodporn #Langers (at Langer's Delicatessen-Restaurant)
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I build a home server with Xampp. When route my local ip addres with NAT there is virtual server and DNZ. If I only full fiel virtual server my http port not opens.if I enable DNZ then I can reach my server from internet.But should I open all of this? are they will cause any security problem?and how can I solve this problem?
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Opening a small server to a DMZ connection is not recommended at all. Yes, that would open it up to security vulnerabilities.
The best way of doing this is to discover the specific ports and protocols that your server needs to use, and create port-forward or virtual server rules to just allow those ports to go out.


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Col. Raymond F. Metcalfe, chief of the surgical service, Walter Reed General Hospital, Washington, D. C., has been appointed assistant to the surgeon general with the rank of brigadier general. He succeeds Brig. Gen. M. Augustus W. Shockley, who retired February 28, on his own application, after more than thirty years' service. A native of Salamanca, N. Y., the new assistant surgeon general graduated from the University of Buffalo College of Medicine in 1900 and the following year began his service with the army as assistant surgeon. During the World War, General Metcalfe served in France as chief surgeon of the thirty-sixth division and later of the First Army, participating in the Oise-Aisne and Meuse-Argonne operations. For his service in connection with the suppression of influenza epidemics in the American Expeditionary Forces, he was awarded the Distinguished Service Medal.
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There is a young Frenchman, who has been named as the new Eden Hazard at Lille, and it seems that many clubs, including Tottenham, were interested in buyimg him this summer. He is the Lille playmaker/winger Sofiane Boufal who was reported to be a 14m Euro target for the Spuds on deadline day, but his agent, Yvan Le Moe, has declared that it is probably best if the youngster spends this season staying with Lille, but if he does move next summer, he would prefer his client to move to the Emirates.
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Kalou transfer to Arsenal? Not at that price!!
According to the latest rumblings from the Arsenal transfer rumour mill, Arsene Wenger is still interested in the former Chelsea forward Salomon Kalou. But the likelihood of the Ivory Coast international coming back to the Premier League with Arsenal this summer, has just got a lot smaller, as we have been told that his price has doubled.
Kalou ready to say yes to Arsenal's 2nd transfer attempt
As if the January transfer window was not frustrating enough for Arsenal fans, we then had to read in the papers that the Gunners had failed in attempts to bring in a number of players. The biggest of these was Julian Draxler of Schalke, of course, but the one position we really needed to strengthen was striker and so the news that Salomon Kalou had turned down the chance to come was pretty frustrating as well.
Should Arsenal renew interest in Marseille's Thauvin?
Before the Champions League clash between Arsenal and Marseille at the Emirates stadium, Arsene Wenger had already revealed that he definitely was interested in the French club's young player Florian Thauvin. The 20-year old is widely regarded as one of the most promising French players around and Wenger is obviously a fan, so it would be no great surprise if the Gunners do rekindle their interest in him sooner or later.
As explained in a Mirror report, the French manager was looking at Thauvin last year, before the youngster ended up signing for Lille. What happened after, with him apparently going on strike to force a move away from Lille to his current club, will certainly not have helped his cause with Wenger. He is still young, though, and I get the impression that the Arsenal boss feels that his mistakes do not necessarily rule him out.
Is Kalou perfect to ease the pressure on Giroud at Arsenal?
Arsenal must buy a striker in order to last the distance in the Premier League race. This was never more apparent than in the 1-0 loss to Manchester United. In that game, Arsenal bossed possession but Giroud was well taken care of by the United defence. Wenger had few options from the bench and at the end he could only turn to a want-away ex-striker from Denmark to salvage the game.
How many chances did Gervinho expect at Arsenal?
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Arsenal hope latest Lille star is more Hazard than Gervinho
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1997 MG F 1.8i from UK and Ireland
Great fun, great ride, great handling even for a hairdressers car
When I first acquired this car, I didn't realise that the ride height was too low, and when I first took it to the dealer about another matter the mechanic exclaimed that my MG was 'on its knees'. It cost about £30 to pump the Hydragas suspension up a bit. Unfortunately I had driven it for about 1000 miles whilst it was too low and this led to excessive wear to the front tyres, which is a common problem of too low a ride height.
The car also needed a new rear brake pipe which had become corroded. This was identified at it's first service in my possession.
Also identified at this first service was a worn track rod end, and top ball joints to the rear. The service and all of the repairs mentioned above cost me £600.
More recently, the central door lock solenoid on the drivers side broke, but I think this was caused by myself, removing the inner door trim whilst the battery was still connected...
Just last week I needed a new radiator fitting which was also badly corroded. That was £280.
Whilst the car was at the dealers, I got the to look at excessive play in the gear stick. They remedied that, but took £100 off me...
General Comments:
Ride is fantastic, not too hard, but you do learn where the pot-holes are on roads you use regularly!
Handling is great, this is the first car that not only gets me from A to B, but gets me there with a smile on my face!
Being rear wheel drive, the car is extremely predictable. If I had to fault the handling, I would say that it tends to under-steer a little now and then, but nowhere near as bad as an Audi TT!
It really is a fun car, I often find myself smiling when I am driving. It isn't the fastest thing on the road, but open top motoring is not about getting there fast! If you get one, get some sun cream for your face, I have gotten sun burnt a few times!
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Yes
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you know if you get a hump back the deck will look alot cleaner
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you know if you get a hump back the deck will look alot cleaner
yeah i was going to say i have that upper plate and i bought a hump back and it fit great no problems at all that car looks great
hey will i am almost all aluminum neeed a couple more parts but basically done
just bought the one for the mt2 i think i have to look and bent it a little and it works great i love it
or just at the tsais web site and ebay i got mine from tsais direct like 60-70 dollars
i have that tsais exhaust on my valcano and i love it the best thing i ever did less cleaning now itg is great
himoto is interchangeable and some other parts off of other vehicles i have not tried a roll cage yet but if you find one let me know
I know i would buy it probably a couple of them
Thanks hawk was it tough doyou know and how is it holding up?
Hey Danny how hard was it to put that hyper .21in your truck? Is that a big or small Block thanks man
hey hawk those rims you want are so brittle they are terrible i had 8 of them i am down to 4 i would not buy them at all i broke one going off a curb they are so weak
the c hubs in the front and pretty much everything from the mt2 except the lower arms work i have tham on my stx and they are alot cheaper
that is why i went all aluminum on my 3 trucks
what time does this chat go on?
yyeah the one dclintonh said that is who i got mine from and it is great if you need a pic of it installed i have one let me know
i will once i get my video camera back no problem
I Love this new exhaust it runs awesome you should get it
No Problem. hey mini did you see my truck with the jumbo kongs on it it was crazy and barely turned plus it had no speed but it was fun for the time being i will hav eot get a pic with all 3 of mine...
yeah i just want to make sure that all is good with them before i do anything. i think that you i might have to get the os motor due to the weight of the tires i do not know but i definately will...
they make your axles 1.5" wider on each side so you can fit the wider tires
i can but i want to make them better first" Extention to them so the wider wheels will fit also
They are FRom my Friends E-Maxx i have made some extentions that have a 14mm hex on them
yeah i have recharchable battery pack in there for the servos you know i hate buying batteries and i think they last longer
i have a stx om which i have put all aluminum on and i haave yet to break it. if that helps
thank you. still have littlel mods to make but all in all i like it for the 1 tank i could run through it today i got it all on there and ran out of gas.


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Sleeper Cell (2005– )
Episode List
Season 2
10 Dec. 2006Al-Baqara
Several months after successfully foiling a terrorist attack at Dodger Stadium, FBI agent Darwyn Al-Sayeed plans to take a teaching job at Quantico, just when his FBI handler, Patrice Serxner, asks him to participate in one last case. But the routine recon mission leads Darwyn down a dangerous road to a possible new Cell.
11 Dec. 2006Salesman
FBI agent Darwyn Al-Sayeed must protect his cover and work with the terrorists to unmask their secret attack plan.
12 Dec. 2006Torture
FBI agent Darwyn faces a dangerous dilemma when he is ordered by the terrorist network to secure a military explosive and his new FBI handler refuses to cooperate.
13 Dec. 2006Faith
FBI agent Darwyn Al-Sayeed must risk blowing his cover to stop a cell member who embarks on a deadly vendetta against a progressive Islamic televangelist.
14 Dec. 2006Home
The future of the Cell will be changed forever when Darwyn receives a special delivery from a newly energized Farik.
18 Dec. 2006School
A new leader is calling the shots for the Cell, and Darwyn learns more details about the planned nuclear strike against Los Angeles.
16 Dec. 2006Fitna
The day of reckoning has arrived. The Cell members prepare to launch the attack, even as the FBI springs its trap.
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Since the set was so inexpesive I did not expect much. However I was pleasantly surprised as it looks as good as some of the very expensive sets at the department stores. I bought it for my quest room but decided to use it in my room since it was so nice. Only drawback was the pillow case is a small queen so have to use standard pillow.
Oh my goodness! This bed set is so pretty! It was like sleeping in a secret garden. The colors are so nice and the actual comforter and sheets were very good quality and very soft. This set way exceeded my expectations for such an inexpensive price. I thought the pink bed skirt may be a bit bright from the photos but it is not. It is a very subtle pink that will go with any decor. This was a very good deal and well worth my money and yours too if you decide to purchase it!
This bed set is very cottage looking. It has lovely bright colors. I am using it for a summer cottage. I just hope it launders well. It has so many pieces for the money.
Since we couldn't see this item in the store, I was a little apprehensive about buying it. When I picked it up, I asked the clerk to open the box so I could see it before I left the store. Wow, it was so beautiful, the comforter was so fluffy and the sheets so delicate with the rose design. We washed them up immediately and they came out perfectly. Exactly like the picture on-line. My daughter was delighted to have her new "Secret Garden" bedroom. Thanks Wal-Mart!
I had read others reviews on this and decided to give the online only catalog a shot.. I was Very Happy to do so.. It is the perfect lightweight comforter that I have been looking for, plus the sheets are just lovely. My grandaughter was so excited to see it and wanted one for her mommy!
Well worth waiting a few days for it to arrive..
Beautiful bedding. Bright colors and gorgeous design. I did end up returning it though only because when I got it home I realized it just didn't compliment the shade of blue of my bedroom. Otherwise, would have been very happy to keep it.
I bought this for a change for spring decor. Really like the colors. Wish there were extra decorative pillows to go with. Not quite as long on the sides of the bed as I would like but for the price it works.
I was very disappointed in the ensemble. It wrinkles terribly even when I just sit on the top of the comforter. It looks good, but the wrinkles are very bad and do not come out and cannot be smoothed out.


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During the journey, Greider examines how people balance the need for permanence with the urge to migrate, and how the home is the resting place for ancestral ghosts. The land on which Number 239 was built has a history as long as America's own. It provisioned the earliest European settlers who needed fodder for their cattle; it became a spoil of war handed from the king's servant to the revolutionary victor; it was at the heart of nineteenth-century Kleinedeutschland and of the revolutionary Jewish Lower East Side. America's immigrant waves have all passed through 7th Street. In one small house is written the history of a young country and the much longer story of humankind and the places they came to call home.
When Katharine Greider was told to leave her house or risk it falling down on top of her and her family, it spurred an investigation that began with contractors' diagnoses and lawsuits, then veered into archaeology and urban history, before settling into the saltwater grasses of the marsh that fatefully once sat beneath the site of Number 239 East 7th Street.
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Published: Wednesday, April 22, 2009 at 1:00 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, April 22, 2009 at 1:04 p.m.
HOUMA While his high-school classmates are busy determining what their next step will be, Joey Authement already has his course of action mapped out.
The 18-year-old Central Lafourche High School senior said hes planning on attending art school in the fall.
And who can blame him after taking a look at his portfolio.
It contains drawings and paintings that Authement describes as being surreal in nature.
Full of vibrant colors and fascinating, sometimes frightening characters, Authements work makes you think outside the box.
Interestingly enough, his thought-provoking art pieces have caught the eye of others.
Some of his more elaborate acrylic paintings have sold for upward of $200 on a Web site, www.artwanted.com.
The relatively young artist contends he never expected to make money this early.
Yes, Im very surprised, Authement said about people purchasing his paintings. I didnt think Id be progressing so quickly, nor did I ever believe my work would actually be selling. I guess its true that putting in extra effort does pay off.
Originally from Montegut, Authement and his family moved to Bayou Blue last year after seeing one too many storms flood their home.
According to Authement, the change in scenery helped renew his interest in pursuing art as a hobby and career.
So did one of his teachers, Authement said.
Im currently under the supervision of Renee Guidry, he said. Shes my art mentor, and shes helped me to refine my skills as an artist. Shes recognized I have some potential and has pushed me to be more creative than I ever was before. Currently, she has me doing larger painting projects which will help me do bigger scale paintings such as murals.
One of the more interesting places Authement paints is his home.
They (family and friends) love the art on the walls, he said. People tell me it makes for a very relaxing environment. When people see my art, they dont believe I did it. This is especially true of my relatives that havent seen me in a while.
Joeys mother, Rachel, said she wasnt too thrilled when he began painting on her walls.
He did it at our old home in Montegut, she said. When we got our trailer in Bayou Blue I was hoping he wouldnt mark up the walls in his new room. Whats funny is if you saw how eager my twin 15-year-old boys are to get in that room once he leaves. They think it (room) is so cool.
Authement said he remembers drawing sketches with a pencil as a small child.
He credits his parents for encouraging him constantly, while also understanding that this isnt always the case.
My family is very supportive of me, Authement said. They actually realized my potential at a young age.
He pretty much taught himself how to paint, Rachel added. It amazes me the stuff he comes up with to paint. Hes definitely a perfectionist that has a unique talent.
Pushing forward, Authement said he will continue painting the rest of his life.
I really want to make a name for myself, he said. Ive always dreamed of it, and it is something Ive always been striving toward.
To view some of his many works, visit artwanted.com and type Joey Authement in the image-search box.
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WHERESVILLE, USA -- Around the country, it's plain to see that everything people do, think and say is directly connected to the conflict with Iraq, the shaky economy and the effects of Sept. 11, and it's no exception with residents here.
From the school yard to the supermarket to the privacy of their own homes, it is possible to trace everything to at least one and sometimes more of these three sources.
Geraldine Smith, 31, interviewed in the painting supplies aisle at the Home Depot, has decided to paint her kitchen plum. Her decision was based squarely on the economy.
"It (the paint) was on the mistint shelf," she said. "I'm not really a fan of plum, but it's all I can afford."
When asked if her stocks have suffered in the economic downturn, she said, "I don't have any stocks." When asked the same about her 401(k), she said, "I don't have a 401(k)." When asked why the plum mistint was all she could afford, she said, "I'm broke. I'm always broke. The mistints are all I can ever afford. You should see my house. You'd think I was colorblind."
She blamed her economic condition on a low-paying job and the tendency to live beyond her means.
Gassing up his Explorer at the Amoco station, developer Ron Hogan, 55, implied that uncertainty about future oil supplies -- directly linked to Iraq -- were behind his decision to fill up.
"I've got to drive to Knoxville," he said. "I think gas prices might be higher in Tennessee."
Up the street in Blissful Ways subdivision, Margaret Holly, 40, said she was having trouble potty training her 2-year-old son, Brian.
"I am absolutely worn out from these children. Some days it's all I can do not smack the little DO NOT SPIT ON YOUR SISTER. Do you hear me, Mr. Man? Do you want a time-out? DO YOU WANT A TIME-OUT?" Holly said.
When it was suggested that the anxiety the country was feeling after 9/11 affected her son in utero, Holly didn't deny it.
"Life's crazy. It's always crazy. And those days are definitely some of the craziest," she said.
One expert said the phenomenon of being able to trace everyday events directly back to Iraq, the economy and Sept. 11 is part art and part science.
"It's sort of like that game on the Internet that I've heard about, the Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon, where in six steps everything in the world leads back to (actor) Kevin Bacon," said Lauren Gomez, a professor of political science at Wheresville State. "I've never actually played it myself, but it sounds fun. Anyhow, that's what it's like with the current geopolitical, domestic economical and worldwide terrorist situation. Six steps or fewer and one of them's to blame for everything that's happening."
Sept. 11 and the economy were both at play when Ivanna Applegate, 59, looked up an old classmate a year ago. The two have been seeing each other regularly ever since.
Interviewed at the Chow Down Chinese Restaurant on Main Street while her date stepped outside to talk on his cell phone, Applegate told her story.
"I've known Bud since high school. He must have asked me out 50 times, but I always said no. ... I've been lonely ever since my divorce (15 years ago), but after September 11 I realized I really don't want to die alone. I thought to myself, `Who in the world could possibly be as lonely as me?' and then I remembered Bud. So I looked him up on the Internet," Applegate said. "He's as bad as I remember him. He cracks his knuckles and he's always got stuff stuck in his teeth. All he ever talks about is himself. But he's loaded! Turns out he's a top-notch businessman. Home-loan refinancing. ... And he likes spending his money on me. Trips and new clothes and dinners out. ... It's a close call, but being with Bud is better than being alone. The dough puts him over the top."
Applegate turned reflective. "I guess you could say I started dating him because of 9/11, but I'm holding onto him because of the economy. Oh, hush, here he comes."
Ming Duan, owner of the Chow Down, said despite the triumvirate of troubles facing the population, business is good.
"We're so busy since we added Mexican to the buffet," he said.
Nevertheless, he has responded to the current climate. A new fortune has been added to the complimentary cookies. It reads: "If not for Iraq, the economy and 9/11, you might have been OK."
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D.C. public elementary schools. Lay it on me.
We have a 6-month-old and are looking to buy in the parts of D.C. where you can get a 3 bedroom row house for around $600k--think Bloomingdale, Eckington, Petworth, Brightwood Park, etc. We're not looking at specific schools yet and aren't thinking past elementary school. D.C. Public Schools (DCPS) do not have a particularly great reputation in the region. We both grew up going to well-funded, high-achieving, not-particularly-diverse suburban public schools and have no real starting point to assess what the public school system is offering here. [more inside]
Where should I live in the DC area?
Have an interview for a DC-area job, want to start thinking about whether this would be a good move or not. Help me think about this. [more inside]
Neighborhoods and housing prices near Bethesda.
I'm looking at a job in Bethesda, and I'm trying to figure out if I can afford to live in the area. I'm particularly interested in walkable, integrated or historically African-American neighborhoods. [more inside]
Hospitals in northern Virginia DC metro area with best reputations?
My mother recently had a wretched time at Reston hospital. She doesn't want to go back there, nor do the rest of us. We'd like to have a plan about a better hospital to go to the next time there is an emergency. We've looked at Yelp, etc., but would like some more filtered insight into our options in the area.
Poly-friendly therapists in/near Washington DC?
Looking for recommendations for sex-positive, progressive, poly-friendly therapists in the Washington DC region. [more inside]
How much does a good school matter?
Please help me think about whether it is worth moving to a better school district. [more inside]
How do I find a therapist?
I think I want to try therapy again, but I'm not sure even what I should be looking for. Looking for general advice and specific recommendations in the DC area. [more inside]
Recommendations for a comprehensive financial planner in the DC area
In need of recommendations for a comprehensive financial planner in the DC area. [more inside]
plastic surgery after weightloss recommendations
I lost a lot of weight, and am looking for a plastic surgeon recommendation in the Alexandria, VA/DC area to help with some skin removal and breast reconstruction. [more inside]
Which neighborhoods should I be considering in the DC area?
I am moving to DC this fall to work in biglaw. The pay is high, but so are my student loans, which I would like to pay off ahead of schedule. Where should I live? Snowflakes within. [more inside]
A recommendation for a psychotherapist in DC?
I'm looking for a psychotherapist in Washington, D.C. and would appreciate a recommendation. I've been seeing a psychiatrist for a year, but don't feel that I'm making much progress with her. Though she's been helpful in certain ways, she jumps too quickly to (often-erroneous) conclusions, she puts too much weight on things I said months ago in passing and she doesn't inspire confidence in me that she sees a bigger picture or is connecting the dots in a way that I can't alone. [more inside]
Where should I be looking for 3+ bedroom, single-family homes (or townhouses) for rent in the DMV?
Where should I be looking for 3+ bedroom, single-family homes (or townhouses) for rent in the DMV? [more inside]
Potential Move to DC
I am considering pursuing a lateral move to Washington, DC. I'm trying to figure out whether this is afforadable given my parameters. [more inside]
I wish I could just go to the minute clinic....
What kind of doctor can I go to instead of an internist or a GP? I can't find either in the DC area that accepts my insurance, is taking new patients, and that doesn't have at least a 3 or 4 month wait, so I'm trying to determine what specialist would be appropriate to try and get into see. [more inside]
Summer in the City
Explain to a country kid the etiquette of smooching in the city. [more inside]
How do I actually get a psychiatrist?
How do I find a psychiatrist? I have insurance. [more inside]
Is it worth it to move to Washington from NYC?
Moving to DC from NYC: Is it worth it? [more inside]
Good relationship counselors in Northern VA?
Need a recommendation of a good, preferably non-marriage-centric, relationship counselor in the Northern Virginia / DC Metro area. [more inside]
Moving from England to Washington DC - advice?
Moving from England to Washington DC - advice? I'm moving with my wife to Washington DC in the summer from England to start a job downtown. I'd like your thoughts on finding a place, neighbourhoods, logistics and cultural stuff. [more inside]
Can you recommend an adult ADD doc in DC?
ADD/ADHD adult treatment recommendation in Washington DC. Details inside. [more inside]
WiFi in Red Line DC
Looking for recommendations for a one day telecommuting locale in Washington, DC. [more inside]
Can I avoid paying hefty fees and interest on my late tax bill?
Can I avoid paying hefty fees and interest on my late tax bill? [more inside]
looking for a therapist in DC
DCfilter/Therapyfilter: I'm looking for a therapist in the Washington, DC area that takes United Healthcare. I also need some general advice on starting therapy-- I haven't done it in several years and my previous experience with it wasn't great. I'm being treated with medications for depression. [more inside]
Successful in life, but feeling unsatisfied.
Successful in life, but feeling unsatisfied. [more inside]
Where can we live to commute to DC and Baltimore?
Where could we live in the DC area with 1 commuting to Baltimore and the other (with toddler in tow to daycare) to Foggy Bottom? [more inside]
Looking for a good therapist/couples counselor in Washington DC
My wife and I are looking for a marriage counselor and therapist in Washington, DC to help us through a rough time, and who can meet at odd hours. [more inside]
DC Therapist Recommendations
Need recommendations for DC-area therapists who accept Aetna. [more inside]
Looking for a recommendation for a good CPA or accountant in the DC, NoVA, or Southern Maryland area to field a set of somewhat-complicated questions about taxes. (Read: H&R Block is not going to cut it here.) The problem? All my close friends use TurboTax, and I'm reluctant to mass e-mail my entire contact list for recommendations, since I think the type of CPA (or accountant--is there a difference?) might matter in this situation and figuring out what flavor I need means disclosing more personal financial details than I'm comfortable with. [more inside]
finding more rooted community in DC
I've been in DC for a few years. In many ways, this can be a really transient city. Since I'm here for the long-haul for work, I'm interested in meeting people who don't see DC as a pit stop, and aren't going to move again in a few years. [more inside]
Does anyone know of a good florist in Washington, DC that will deliver on Sunday?
Does anyone know of a good florist in Washington, DC that will deliver on Sunday? [more inside]
DC-area therapy?
Looking for a therapist in the DC area to deal with general anxiety issues and depression. Some restrictions apply: [more inside]
Recent graduate dating in DC
I get the impression that DC is not a great dating town for young 20-something college graduates. Am I totally off base? [more inside]
Should I tell my boss that I'm planning to move on?
I'm looking for specific guidance (based on experience or intuition) about whether or not to tell my boss that I am planning a career transition--and whether/how to approach the boss about helping me find a job that will better suit my talents, interest and ambitions. [more inside]
Planning a move to NYC
How much do I need to get paid to live in NYC? [more inside]
Having a capital time!
Work is sending me to DC for the second full week of May. The company gets my daytime hours, but my nights are my own. Help me have an exciting, bachelor week in the U.S. capital... [more inside]
DC photo speeding ticket and insurance rates?
Will a DC photo enforcement speeding ticket affect insurance rates? [more inside]
Cost of living in D.C.
I just received a job offer that would necessitate moving to DC. Is the offer sufficient? [more inside]
HIV Support in DC
I need support! In February of 2007, I found out that I am HIV+. [more inside]
dc area part-time planning degrees?
Looking to do a part-time urban planning masters degree or a certificate in the DC area. I'm looking at going back to school part-time (I currently work in the federal government in transportation), and I would like people's thoughts on area schools and their programs (Catholic vs UMaryland, etcetera). Does anyone have positive or negative experiences (especially as a parttime student?), or can recommend any other area schools? [more inside]
Miscarriage recovery
I recently had a miscarriage (at 11 weeks), and had a D&C. That was two weeks ago, and now I can't sleep at all during the night. [more inside]
Casual massage classes in DC
Anyone know of places that offer massage workshops in the DC/MD area? I've looked around at some of the local massage schools, but they don't seem to offer public classes and I'm not looking to become a licensed or registered massage therapist, just looking to surprise my honey (hence the anonymity).
Recommend therapists and/or ADD evaluators in DC
Recommended therapists and/or ADD evaluations in the Washington DC area? [more inside]
Did I spurn California for good?
Help me not commit voter fraud. [more inside]
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