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On the street
Photo galleries
The Lawrence-Douglas County Economic Development Board is recommending four open-space projects for funding by 2015. Which of the projects do you think is the most important?
Poll results
|Native prairie preservation
|Kansas River pedestrian bridge
|Open space should be at the discretion of private developers
|Black Jack Battlefield preservation
|Baldwin Woods preservation
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- Free State tennis heading to state
- October 10, 2005
- The Lawrence High and Free State High tennis teams were in action Monday as they looked to qualify for the state tournament. Although no Lions qualified for state, two Firebird doubles teams will represent their school in Topeka.
- Eagles flying through regular season
- October 10, 2005
- Veritas Christian is the only local prep school to still be undefeated. After a 32-20 win over Springfield on Saturday, the team sits undefeated at 5-0. Veritas' Mark Randtke says good coaching is one reason the Eagles are off to a hot start.
- Officials announce three bodies found in Boardwalk fire
- October 10, 2005
- Three bodies have been recovered from the ruins of an apartment building that burned early Friday in northwestern Lawrence.
- Name of missing woman released
- October 10, 2005
- Local and state fire officials continue digging through the rubble at the Boardwalk Apartments today, and more information is coming out about the three people unaccounted for and feared dead.
- Columbus Day bringing cloudy skies
- October 10, 2005
- Columbus might have heeded the proverb, "Red sky in the morning, sailor take warning" if he was to gaze at Lawrence's eastern horizon this morning. As the sun was coming up on today's federal holiday of Columbus Day, wispy clouds to the east were making for a brilliant reddish skyline — possibly signalling some rainy weather. "We end up with just a few high clouds pushing in today," said Jennifer Schack, 6News meteorologist. "By tomorrow evening, I think there's a chance for some scattered showers."
- On the record
- October 10, 2005
- Quiet zone for trains proposed
- Lawrence City Commission agenda highlights ¢ 6:35 p.m. Tuesday ¢ City Hall, Sixth and Massachusetts streets ¢ Sunflower Broadband Channel 25 ¢ Meeting documents online at www.lawrenceks.org
- October 10, 2005
- City commissioners will consider a proposal to create a train quiet zone in North Lawrence. The new zone would allow trains to travel through North Lawrence areas without blowing their whistles.
- Clemens comes to rescue for Astros
- Houston starter works last three frames, finishes off Braves in 18-inning thriller
- October 10, 2005
- Roger Clemens could see the Houston Astros were running out of pitchers.
- Yankees still breathing
- New York edges Los Angeles, 3-2, forces deciding game tonight
- October 10, 2005
- Hardly any time to feel satisfied for Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera and the Yankees.
- Redskins' magic runs out
- Washington can't fashion another improbable win
- October 10, 2005
- The offense wasn't moving. Denver was facing overtime in the icy, bitter rain. Linebacker Ian Gold stuck his hand out, knocked down a pass, and with that, the Broncos showed that Washington isn't the only team that can find odd and ugly ways to win the close ones.
- Testaverde delivers
- QB does what he's asked to do - win
- October 10, 2005
- The New York Jets made 41-year-old Vinny Testaverde their desperation quarterback because they figured a guy with his experience wouldn't make a mistake that would cost them a game.
- 'SNL' actors to perform at KU Homecoming
- October 10, 2005
- "Saturday Night Live" actors Kenan Thompson and Seth Meyers will perform as part of Kansas University's Homecoming festivities, Oct. 22 to 29.
- VH1 doc has a bone to pick with Hollywood
- October 10, 2005
- Hollywood stars have the power to make us laugh, cry, shriek and gasp. And I'm just talking about their plastic surgery. The gentle vivisection of celebrities' appearances has become a multibillion-dollar industry.
- School reports record high enrollment for fall
- October 10, 2005
- Baker University has reported a record high enrollment of 3,261 students for the fall semester. The current enrollment includes 291 new students - 239 freshmen and 52 sophomores.
- Lawrence datebook
- October 10, 2005
- Lawmakers talk about changes to State Board of Education
- Some predict revamp will be discussed next session
- October 10, 2005
- Around the campfire, cowboys might tell the story from the frontier days of Kansas, when a rancher returned from town to find his house burned to the ground, his cattle rustled and his prized stallion dead.
- Nature's store of supplies meets needs
- October 10, 2005
- It began with a walk in the woods to find the makings of a simple bow and arrow for his children. About 20 years later, Gary Weisenberger can walk in the woods and make everything from clothing to medicine.
- Twosome doubles up
- Johnson, Thompson snare pair of titles
- October 10, 2005
- Martin Johnson and Lisa Thompson dominated the doubles matches of the Douglas County Closed Tennis Tournament over the weekend at the Lawrence Tennis Center.
- LHS, FSHS gird for golf regionals
- Lions' Wilson likely state-bound, but will she travel alone?
- October 10, 2005
- It's almost a foregone conclusion that Lawrence High's Sydney Wilson will be competing in this year's Class 6-5A state girls golf championship.
- Changing lives
- Spirit of Romanian people touches team sent to heal
- October 10, 2005
- Though I have visited Romania, I have only begun to see it. On Sept. 9, along with 70 fellow volunteers from the Medical Missions Foundation, I began a 36-hour trip to the remote province of Botosani, Romania.
- Bush not backing up words with actions
- October 10, 2005
- George W. Bush came to office as a man of certainty, a leader of declared convictions ready to vanquish the moral ambiguities and tactical deceptions of the Clinton White House.
- Two-year-old Hutchinson girl battles rare genetic disorder
- October 10, 2005
- At first glance, she's a miniature Orphan Annie.
- Flames damage shops at Eighth & Vermont
- October 10, 2005
- A fire inside a Vermont Street building on Sunday afternoon damaged at least two businesses.
- Commentary: Don't count out Nets guard Vaughn
- Ex-Jayhawk brings defense to table, figures to remain valuable backup for New Jersey this season
- October 10, 2005
- If anyone has dismissed Jacque Vaughn as an essential part of the New Jersey Nets, he would like to inform them that this won't be the case for long, regardless of the circumstances he faces in this camp.
- Woods outlasts Daly in epic battle
- Struggle ends on missed tap-in on second playoff hole
- October 10, 2005
- Tiger Woods and John Daly made the PGA Tour feel like a rock concert Sunday, the delirium reaching such decibels that Woods felt his ear drums pounding as golf's two biggest sluggers headed for a sudden-death playoff at Harding Park.
- Kansas' quarterback situation still muddled
- October 10, 2005
- Even after watching tape from his team's shoddy offensive performance in Saturday's Sunflower Showdown, Kansas University football coach Mark Mangino didn't announce any changes to correct his quarterback conundrum on Sunday.
- KU coach expects packed fieldhouse
- October 10, 2005
- Bill Self is confident Allen Fieldhouse will be filled to capacity for Friday night's Late Night in the Phog.
- Wood: Peterson again key for KU
- October 10, 2005
- The gameplan was so innovative, it was a full year too early. Stop Oklahoma? Simple - just stop Adrian Peterson.
- Jayhawks complete weekend sweep
- October 10, 2005
- After going 1-3-1 in its previous five games, Kansas University's soccer team entered this weekend needing to do something that it hadn't done all season to help get back in the conference race.
- Veteran victorious
- Martin avoids 'heartbreak,' cruises to win
- October 10, 2005
- Things just didn't seem right for Mark Martin coming down the home stretch of the Banquet 400 on Sunday at Kansas Speedway. He had taken the lead - and held it - for most of the final half of the race.
- Potential GOP challengers not entering races
- October 10, 2005
- For months, North Dakota Gov. John Hoeven had received the red carpet treatment in the nation's capital: President Bush invited the popular Republican to spend the night at the White House, gave him a ride on Air Force One, arranged prime seats at the inauguration and dispatched his political guru, Karl Rove, to meet with him.
- Division leaders on collision course
- South-leading Texas to take on North front-runner Colorado
- October 10, 2005
- After suffering through a five-game losing streak, Texas finally got the big victory over Oklahoma for Mack Brown and in the process kept its undefeated season and national-title hopes alive.
- Bar-B-Q Fundraiser slated for Saturday
- October 10, 2005
- The Clinton Lake Museum Bar-B-Q Fundraiser will begin at 6 p.m. Saturday at Bloomington Park on the west side of Clinton Lake.
- Saddam may be executed before facing all charges
- Ousted leader could be punished by special tribunal
- October 10, 2005
- Saddam Hussein could be executed before the Iraqi Special Tribunal finishes charging him with all his alleged crimes, a source close to the tribunal said Sunday.
- Last-minute Sunni support sought
- October 10, 2005
- With U.S. mediation, Shiite Muslim and Kurdish officials negotiated with Sunni Arab leaders Sunday over possible last-minute additions to Iraq's proposed constitution, trying to win Sunni support ahead of next weekend's crucial referendum.
- Political posturing
- State legislators are on shaky ground when they criticize other state officials for being "too political."
- October 10, 2005
- Every step the Kansas Supreme Court makes these days gets intense scrutiny by state legislators, and the timing chosen for the court's newest member to take his seat is no exception.
- Helping hand
- The state's new education commissioner has opposed additional funding for state schools, but even before his hiring is finalized, he wants to spend money on a new "transition" position.
- October 10, 2005
- Bob Corkins, whose hiring as the state's commissioner of education is expected to be ratified Tuesday by the Kansas State Board of Education, wants his first official act to be hiring someone to help him learn about his new job.
- No 'we' about it
- October 10, 2005
- To the editor: While cell phone use while driving can be a distraction and young people, cell phones and driving may lead to unnecessary accidents, there are plenty of options available to cell phone users to avoid the loss of concentration while driving.
- Driving danger
- October 10, 2005
- To the editor: Have cell phones become a legal variation of "driving under the influence"?
- Shared road
- October 10, 2005
- To the editor: I feel for Jeanne Adams and her ongoing victimization at the hands of cyclists ("Not equal," Public Forum, Oct. 6).
- March's mission remains
- October 10, 2005
- Ten years later, over 65 percent of our children are still born out of wedlock.
- No hold on moral high ground
- October 10, 2005
- In the film "The Blues Brothers," Elwood and Jake claim they are on a "mission from God." In a film Texas prosecutor Ronnie Earle allowed to be made of his movements and thoughts leading up to the grand jury indictment of former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay, Earle invokes the Bible and its teaching that the love of money is "the root of all evil." Earle says money in politics is "the devil's brew" and he claims his mission is to "turn off the tap."
- New Orleans needs businesses, workers
- City must rebuild tax base to aid recovery
- October 10, 2005
- Six weeks after Hurricane Katrina breached levees, flooding the city of New Orleans, Dr. Kelly Longdon, her husband and their three children are heading to Orlando, Fla.
- Delphi bankruptcy may drastically alter automotive industry
- October 10, 2005
- Delphi Corp's bankruptcy could change the face of the U.S. auto industry, ratcheting up the pressure to produce cheaper auto parts overseas and forcing unprecedented cuts in union wages and benefits, industry analysts and autoworkers said Sunday.
- The week ahead
- October 10, 2005
- New treasurer set to get started
- October 10, 2005
- A former horse groomer and social service worker will take the reins as Douglas County Treasurer on Tuesday.
- Plans afoot for more growth on Edwards Campus
- October 10, 2005
- It started nearly 40 years ago with classes in an old elementary school. Today there are 1,950 students. In the future, there could be 6,000.
- Family still has big role in ethanol fuel business
- October 10, 2005
- David VanderGriend remembers well the day in 1978 when his brother, Dennis, came home to Sheldon, Iowa, for a visit from South Dakota State University.
- Desire to save draws crowd to fairgrounds
- October 10, 2005
- Chilling forecasts of high home heating costs this winter coupled with current high gasoline prices spurred special interest Sunday among some attending this year's Lawrence Home Energy Conservation Fair and Sustainable Homes Tour.
- Patrol seeks fuel deals
- October 10, 2005
- The Journal-World found gas prices as low as $2.67 at several stations. If you find a lower price, call Pump Patrol at 832-7154.
- Equipment sought to aid in hurricane relief
- October 10, 2005
- MRA Co. in McLouth is seeking donations and equipment to aid law enforcement agencies in areas hit by Hurricane Katrina.
- Volunteer center has many projects lined up for fall
- October 10, 2005
- The Roger Hill Volunteer Center is looking for organizations and individuals to volunteer in a variety of projects during the months of October and November. Community organizations seek volunteers to complete projects including home construction and maintenance, organization of food and clothing pantries, painting and upkeep at community nonprofit organizations, and outdoor projects at parks, trails and other sites.
- Pope hails anti-Nazi bishop as courageous
- October 10, 2005
- A German bishop known as the "Lion of Muenster" for his courageous anti-Nazi sermons during World War II took a step on the road to sainthood when he was beatified Sunday in St. Peter's Basilica.
- Quake toll rises; U.S. sends aid to Pakistan
- October 10, 2005
- Rescuers struggled to reach remote, mountainous areas Sunday after Pakistan's worst-ever earthquake wiped out entire villages, buried roads in rubble and knocked out electricity and water supplies. The death toll stood at 20,000 and was expected to rise.
- Calif. limits access to violent video games
- Law makes it illegal to sell, rent to minors
- October 10, 2005
- Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed a bill Friday that makes it illegal to sell or rent violent video games to minors in California.
- Abbas-Sharon summit in doubt over disagreements
- October 10, 2005
- A much-anticipated summit between the Israeli and Palestinian leaders was suddenly thrown into doubt Sunday after Israel's defense minister rejected key Palestinian demands during a preparatory meeting meant to ensure the upcoming session's success.
- Turkey, Romania slaughter fowl after bird flu detected
- October 10, 2005
- The slaughter of thousands of domestic fowl in Turkey and Romania began Sunday as a precaution against the spread of bird flu after both countries confirmed their first cases of the disease over the weekend.
- Guatemalan officials declare landslide areas cemeteries
- Buried communities now mass graveyards
- October 10, 2005
- Dozens of foreign tourists fled devastated lakeside Mayan towns on foot and by helicopter Sunday as Guatemalan officials said they would abandon communities buried by landslides and declare them mass graveyards.
- Early tally indicates presidential runoff
- October 10, 2005
- A pro-market lawmaker and Warsaw's socially conservative mayor appeared headed for a runoff in Poland's presidential election on Sunday after neither candidate appeared to have gained the 50 percent of the vote needed, according to preliminary results and a key exit poll.
- U.S. to cut Marine presence in Okinawa
- October 10, 2005
- The Japanese and U.S. governments have agreed in principle to relocate the headquarters of the U.S. Marine Corps' III Marine Expeditionary Force - now located at Camp Courtney in Okinawa Prefecture - to Guam and to cut the number of Marines in the prefecture by several thousand as part of measures to reduce the burden of U.S. forces in the prefecture, sources said.
- OU coach says Peterson to play against KU
- October 10, 2005
- Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops said Sunday he expected tailback Adrian Peterson to be able to play in the Sooners' game this week against Kansas University after being limited by a sprained right ankle during a loss to Texas on Saturday.
- Penn State up to No. 8; Michigan falls out
- October 10, 2005
- Penn State is in the top 10, Michigan is out again and UCLA is on the rise in the Associated Press Top 25.
- 'Peace Bridge' between India, Pakistan severely damaged
- October 10, 2005
- The newly reopened "Peace Bridge" linking the Indian and Pakistani portions of disputed Kashmir nearly collapsed during the South Asia earthquake, a blow to a symbol of the recent thawing of decades of tensions, officials said Sunday.
- White House to re-examine farm legislation
- October 10, 2005
- Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns says the Bush administration plans to push for major reforms when farm legislation is rewritten next year in an effort to jump-start international trade talks that have bogged down over farm subsidies.
- Cardinals storming toward title
- St. Louis on roll
- October 10, 2005
- Chris Carpenter stood soaked with champagne in the St. Louis clubhouse as he reeled off everything the Cardinals are doing right this postseason.
- White Sox set rotation for ALCS
- Contreras gets call
- October 10, 2005
- Chicago White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen announced his rotation for the ALCS that will begin Tuesday.
- Hundreds evacuated as rains flood eastern U.S.
- At least three deaths blamed on storms
- October 10, 2005
- Hundreds of people were forced to evacuate their homes after a weekend of drenching rain washed out roads and flooded homes in states from North Carolina to New Hampshire.
- Police taped hitting man, 64
- TV producer also allegedly assaulted
- October 10, 2005
- Two New Orleans police officers repeatedly punched a 64-year-old man accused of public intoxication, and another city officer assaulted an Associated Press Television News producer as a cameraman taped the confrontations.
- Horoscopes
- October 10, 2005
- For Monday, Oct. 10
- Hurricane Vince forms in far eastern Atlantic
- October 10, 2005
- Hurricane Vince formed Sunday in the far eastern Atlantic, but the storm did not immediately threaten land, forecasters said.
- Stanford entry wins $2 million robot race
- October 10, 2005
- A driverless Volkswagen won a $2 million race across the rugged Nevada desert Sunday, beating four other robot-guided vehicles that completed a Pentagon-sponsored contest aimed at making warfare safer for humans.
- Officials: Subway plot remains uncorroborated
- October 10, 2005
- A reported plot to bomb city subways with remote-controlled explosives has not been corroborated after days of investigation, law-enforcement officials said Sunday amid an easing sense of concern.
- Ricky Williams' suspension for drugs to end today
- October 10, 2005
- The return of running back Ricky Williams wasn't exactly front and center in the minds of most Miami Dolphins players Sunday afternoon.
- Chargers to entertain Steelers tonight
- Two years ago, wildfires chased game out of San Diego
- October 10, 2005
- A hot Santa Ana wind was blowing out of the desert last week, and the eastern horizon was hazy with smoke from backcountry wildfires.
- Game theorists win Nobel for economics
- October 10, 2005
- Thomas Schelling, a retired University of Maryland professor, won the Nobel Prize in economics Monday for his application of game theory to issues ranging from global security to racial segregation to the behavior of people stuck in traffic.
- Survey: Gas prices gained 10 cents
- October 10, 2005
- Retail gas prices rose an average of 10 cents in the past two weeks as Hurricane Rita idled refineries along the Gulf Coast, squeezing production capacity already hurt by Hurricane Katrina, according to a nationwide survey released Sunday.
- Remains found at site of apartment fire
- One body recovered; other occupants still missing
- October 10, 2005
- Investigators recovered a body Sunday as they spent their first day examining the ruins at the scene of last week's devastating apartment building fire in northwestern Lawrence.
- Report advises $5M investment in green space
- City commission to discuss plan this week; county will follow
- October 10, 2005
- If the community wants to preserve critical pieces of open space for future generations, it needs to spend upward of $5 million between now and 2015.
- People in the news
- October 10, 2005
- ¢ Simpson sings on 'SNL' ¢ Rabbis blast Madonna song ¢ Lane breaks finger just before Broadway opening ¢ Security concerns threaten Ludacris show
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I apologize if I overlooked or misunderstood, but can someone tell what rep range u shoot for on the first set when it says 3(25)? Also, do you go for failure on each set and how much rest between sets? Thanks.
Start with a weight that is on the conservation side, meaning you are pretty sure you can do more than 25 reps over the course of 3 sets.
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Over the past five to ten years, there have been important advances in data intensive computing, primarily driven by large Internet companies such as Google, Yahoo, Amazon, and Facebook. Companies such as Google and Yahoo now think of data intensive computing at the scale of data centers instead of clusters and have developed specialized software for managing and analyzing very large datasets. Companies such as Amazon and Microsoft offer what are known as public clouds so that computer infrastructure, ranging from single machines to clusters that contain hundreds of machines can be rented out by the hour. Sometimes the former computing platforms are known as large data clouds and the latter computing platforms are known as elastic clouds. The goal of Core B is to develop a cloud based high performance computing and informatics infrastructure to manage the wide variety of data required for this project and to support the computation of genetic models for complex phenotypes leveraging clinical records, molecular networks, gene-phenotype networks, and pharmacogenomic data.
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Chapter 6: I Wish; Isn't Real.
I quickly searched through the book, I followed the steps of the first spell I saw, and made an origami snake. "Dig into the earth and make haste, don't let the user's magic go to waste!" The snake moved on the ground and created a tunnel into the earth, with panic me and Tina crawled in with the box. The explosions got near, as we reached the end. I closed my eyes tightly not wanting to see what happens next. "Kate... are we going to die?" Tina asked, as tears welled up in her eyes. I never answered her, I hugged her close. An explosion happened very near, this might be the end.
All I can remember, is being engulfed into the explosion. The crater exposed me, deep pain surged through my body, and Tina was next to me, in the same condition. I felt someone tie my hands, and I was carried away, I could not see Tina, but I hope she was next to me. I blacked out.
I woke in a room, my hands were tied, and the rope was hung up on a steel hook, and chain that goes to the ceiling. I saw an electric circuit control at the top of the chain. I started to panic, nothing could have prepared me for what I saw. Lisa, she was on the ground, water dripped from her mouth, so I'm guessing she was drowned. "Lisa! Lisa! Please!! Wake up! Lisa! LISA!" I screamed, as tears streamed down my face, she was already gone. Lisa was the only salvation I had, to save me from the despair of loosing everyone I had but Tina, now to see her dead in front of my eyes, its terrifying.
Men walked into the room, 3. One closed Lisa's eyes. "Should we make sure we get the library?" The man who closed Lisa's eyes said. He put her body in the same position mine's in, and took out a knife. I closed my eyes, as the deed was done. Lisa's eyes opened, as I looked back. She muttered something that I could not make out. "We got the cords." One of the men said.
A man grabbed a remote, and stared me in the face. "Time to die." He growled, pushing one button on the remote, I didn't realize what it was at first, then it hit me. Pain went through my body, I started to struggle heavily. Another button, I was being electrified, from the inside out. I begun to start to black out, yet they startled me awake.
I begun to struggle even more, unable to escape the web of the killers. I begun to be unable to move my body, am I going to die? The shocks of pain disappeared, and I was sure I was on the verge of death, they stopped the shock on my body, and sat down. They began eating foods and staring over to Tina.
Oh no... not Tina, no! No!
The door busted open suddenly, it was Kyle, and Rick. My body was scorched from the explosions, yet really, its not what it looked like. Kyle's eyes widened at the both of us, he ran to Lisa. Lisa....? Can they see me? Kyle tossed Rick the gun, and Rick got rid of the men.
I blacked out... I think
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G...You must be a cop hater. Shame on you!! Our law enforcement people risk their lives each day for you and me. Sure hope you don't need a law enforcement officer to save your life soon.This is ridiculous. The pig didnt even die in the line of duty. I'm willing to bet that sen Baker is a personal friend of his.
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Are you kidding me? He died while he was sailing on his vacation! Guess he was risking his life huh. Pathetic.
This story would be easier to swallow if he died in the line of duty, but a heart attack hile on vacation?
How dare this senator waste senate hearing time on this nonsense.
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He still was a law enforcement officer who has risked his life everyday that he worked. You are truly pathetic!!!
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Sorry nasty ... you know nothing of the man ... nor the unselfish service he provided to the DECENT citizens of Lake County. That "vacation" was his retirement which he put off several years to help his county and department through a very hard time.
How selfish have YOU been lately? Ever helped anybody other than yourself? Somehow I doubt it.:^(
Go back into your hole until you can think of something intelligent to say.
#6 Aug 2, 2008
You act as if he voluntered to put his life on the line. Its what he was paid to do. so stop acting like hes' some kind of hero.
#7 Aug 2, 2008
Did he work for free? If so, then thats unselfish.
Jeez man, he was a cop who had a heart attack while on vacation. Why should he have a street named after him? And why is this senator wasting tax payer money (we pay his salary) on this nonsense?
So he died, big deal.Get over it already.
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YOU ARE A JERK!!! I hope you are NOT married!!
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The truth hurts, huh. FYI, i am married, and my wife feels the same way.
Give it up already, he was just a regular 'ol cop who died of a heart atack (probably from all the dougnuts he ate). He didnt die in the line of duty, he didnt die protecting someones life, he died sail boating.
A worthless cop dies, big deal.
#10 Aug 6, 2008
Then you are a JERK too!!! You obviously have no respect for law enforcement. Hope you don't need any of them anytime soon.
#12 Aug 31, 2008
During my Law Enforcement career, I had the misfortune of working under Claude as a deputy. He was not an honest person, just scheming to keep his job and get ahead. As far as his retiring, he was forced to retire, in shame, over dealing in selling department vehicles. Just another one of the good old boys gone down the tubes. Good riddance.
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...the first thing Claude ever did on his own and he falls over dead. I wonder how far a** kissing gets him in down there. A sorry actor, ole Claude was. Quite entertaining, unless you had to work with him. I have to say, it would seem more appropriate to name a used car lot after him :)
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The aged care courses on offer at Royal Rehab College are valuable for all levels. Whether you're going into a clinical care role, or you're about to become a carer for a person with a disability, we offer aged care courses that encourage you to enhance your skills in the evolving landscape of health and disability.
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Students will gain the skills and knowledge required to provide a first aid response to a casualty. This subject applies to all workers who may be required to provide a first aid response in a range of situations, include community and workplace settings.


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The Music & Arts Ministry at Christ Episcopal church offers something for everyone. We have unique musical styles to fit our diverse worship services, we strive for excellence, and we believe in empowering people to explore and learn about their musical gifts, talents, and abilities. We maintain a healthy balance between professional musicians and those who are willing to learn. We explore ways to engage our congregation artistically and spiritually, both in our worship services, and through special events, theatrical productions and concerts. For example, in recent years we have performed Mozart's "Requiem," and mounted full stage productions of The Wizard of Oz, Fiddler on the Roof, Nunsense, and more.
Our musical staff is dedicated to bringing the best musical skills and talents to our worship services and special musical events, while nurturing and mentoring others in the knowledge of music.
We place a high priority on developing young talent. The Mallory Family Fine Arts Fund provides scholarships to young students seeking to major in music, musical theater, and the arts. Our School of the Arts is for artists of all ages, and all stages.
Music Ministry Event Calendar 2016-17
We are greatly blessed with both talent and resources. Check out our music groups and dramatic arts program. This is a great place to learn more and to find out how much fun it is to be involved! Please let us know of your artistic interests for yourself and your family, as it is our pleasure to serve you, our Christ Church family, and our community.
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text: Food Poisoning: Your Guide to Prevention Page ContentEvery year, millions of people experience symptoms related to food poisoning. Typically, symptoms are mild; however, in some instances they can escalate and lead to complications such as paralysis, kidney failure and even death. With symptoms ranging from mild to severe, often it is difficult to recognize the signs. So, how can you know for sure if your illness is just a minor digestive issue or a case of food poisoning? Jennifer Caudle, DO, an osteopathic family physician from Philadelphia, discusses the signs of food poisoning and provides food safety tips to keep you healthy. Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine, or DOs, look beyond your symptoms to understand how lifestyle and environmental factors affect your wellbeing. They listen and partner with you to help you get healthy and stay well. They also encourage your body's natural tendency toward self-healing. Signs and Symptoms Are signs of food poisoning immediate? "Not always," says Dr. Caudle. "Symptoms may start anywhere from a few hours or days after eating foods contaminated with harmful bacteria, such as salmonella, which is found in contaminated raw meat, eggs or dairy products," she continues. While symptoms vary due to the type of bacterial contamination, according to Dr. Caudle, sufferers can expect to experience one or more common symptoms like nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, fever, and abdominal pain and cramps. While most symptoms are mild and can be treated at home, Dr. Caudle recommends seeking medical attention if you begin experiencing these severe symptoms: Frequent episodes of vomiting or vomiting blood Severe diarrhea for more than three days Blood in bowel movements Severe abdominal cramping Temperature higher than 101.5 F Dehydration signaled by excessive thirst, dry mouth, little or no urination, severe weakness, dizziness or lightheadedness Difficulty speaking Trouble swallowing Double vision Muscle weakness that progresses downward Food poisoning symptoms often begin to improve on their own within 48 hours. Dr. Caudle recommends visiting your physician for treatment if your symptoms linger or escalate. She also stresses paying close attention to high-risk groups such as infants, older adults, and people with suppressed immune systems for signs of severe dehydration, as they may need to be hospitalized in order to receive intravenous fluids. Steps to a Smooth Recovery Food poisoning symptoms can be unbearable. However, there are a few things that you can do to improve your comfort level and prevent dehydration while you recover. Dr. Caudle recommends: Sucking on ice chips, taking small frequent sips of water, or drinking clear soda or broths. Drinking plenty of fluids is important to avoid dehydration. Easing back into eating by gradually adding bland, easy-to-digest foods like soda crackers, toast, gelatin, bananas and rice into your diet. Avoiding certain foods and substances, such as dairy products, caffeine, alcohol, nicotine and fatty or highly seasoned foods, until you feel better. Getting plenty of rest. Avoiding anti-diarrheal medications (unless prescribed by your physician), as drugs intended to treat diarrhea may slow elimination of bacteria or toxins from your system and may make your condition worse. Tips to Prevent Food Contamination and Poisoning While there is no guaranteed method to prevent food poisoning, there are a few key steps that you can take to reduce your risk. Dr. Caudle suggests that you: Wash your hands well and often with warm, soapy water before and after handling or preparing food. Use hot, soapy water to wash the utensils, cutting board and other surfaces you use. Keep raw meat, poultry, fish and shellfish away from other foods in order to prevent cross-contamination. Immerse and rinse fruits, vegetables and pre-packaged salad leaves before eating. Use a food thermometer to cook foods to a safe temperature. Refrigerate or freeze perishable foods within two hours of purchasing them. Thaw foods safely by defrosting them in the refrigerator, in the microwave using the "defrost" or "50% power" setting, or by running cold water over them. Thawing food on the kitchen counter should be avoided, as food left at room temperature too long may contain bacteria or toxins that can't be destroyed by cooking. Food for Thought "Generally, implementing food safety guidelines and practicing safe hygiene and sound judgment about uncertain foods is the key to reducing your food poisoning risk and maintaining good health," says Dr. Caudle. "If you aren't sure if a food has been prepared, served or stored safely, discard it," she advises. "Trust your instincts. If there is any type of doubt about your food, just throw it out." Share This Your browser does not support this functionality. About Osteopathic Medicine Osteopathic physicians, or DOs, are fully licensed to prescribe medicine and practice in all specialty areas, including surgery. But they also bring something extra to the practice of medicine. 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All this fluff builds up around hot parts of the drier and can potential cause a fire! We've registered our drier and are in the long (est 4 million) queue to get the drier fixed. Attempting to clean this out any further would require taking apart which may void the warranty.
Please make sure you clean out the fluff trap in your drier, make sure all your household appliances are registered so that you are notified by the manufacturer of any faults or recalls.
Make sure you know where to turn the power and water off in your house!
Nokia 5110 (?)(replaceable front and back cover) Cellnet (1999?)I'm pretty sure that my next phone was not a Nokia 5110 but it was very similar. All I really remember was getting a pair of these phones and being able to change the colour by using different covers.
My Experience
Still the phone was just a phone and it was mainly used for making and receiving phone calls. No music, no video, no camera.
The home for the shoes is in a great new drawer system that we've recently had fitted under the stairs. Until now there was just a small door to the space under the stairs and the only way to utilise the space was to pile the shoes high. Now there are three drawers, two with shoe racks and one deep drawer for bags. Not only is it now easier to find shoes but also I don't have to get down on hands and knees to reach them.
Two consecutive blog post aboue shoes, don't worry this won't be a trend.
"The last shoes I'll ever wear" or "The last shoes I'll ever buy"? Neither fit since I'll wear other shoes for sure and I didn't buy these shoes, they were bought for me!
I was trying to tie to "Men In Black" in reference to "The last suit you'll ever wear" but my pedantic way of thinking just won't let it pass.
These are Dr Marten, "For Life" shoes and I'm very interested to see how tihs experience goes.
The shoes were expensive (for men's shoes) but come with a guarantee replace or repair for any reasonable wear and tear for the life of the owner... me.
I've registered the shoes, I'll follow the care instructions, I'll be careful to only wear the shoes for sensible use (no decorating or mountain climbing) and will see how well they last and what needs replacing/repairing first.
When I was in my 20s I wore Dr Marten shoes and found them very comfortable. When I tried them again a few years ago I was shocked that they were uncomfortable and the shoes didn't last very long, rubbing at the back of my foot to a point where the rear seem broke. These were not the "For Life" range. I was really put off the brand until stumbling into the concept of shoes that "last forever". I think it's safe to say my feet stopped growing a few years ago now so here's to the last pair of shoe's I'll ever need...
Though technically I'll still need shoes for decorating, climbing etc...
USB cables are far more complicated than they may seem. We use these cables now mainly for charging our mobile devices and see any available USB port as a charger. We need to be more careful of this approach! There are two important issues that you need to be aware of when using USB cables.
- Using the wrong cable to connect your mobile device to a USB port may damage the device you're plugging into.
- If you do not own the device that has the USB port on it do you know that this device is not reading your data or writing a virus to your mobile device?
The Wrong Cable
What You Need To Know
There are documented cases of USB cables causing damage to laptops when mobile devices are plugged into them for charging. Specifically the new USB-C cables are more likely to cause issue.Not only could a bad cable lead to damage of a computer it could also cause excessive heat and possibly even start a fire!
What To Do
- Where possible use the USB cable and charger supplied with your mobile device.
- When purchasing additional chargers or cables get these from your device manufacturer.
- When purchasing additional chargers or cables from any source research first.
- Be very wary of cables that are very cheap.
- Where possible only charge your device from dedicated chargers.
- Avoid using USB ports on computers and computer displays unless you are transferring data. Even when transferring data you must be sure of the quality of your USB cable.
- If you are not 100% confident in your USB cable do not plug it in to a computer or display, either at home or at work.
- Do not use a USB cable that is damaged.
- Do not plug a USB cable into a device that is damaged.
- Be careful of where you charge your mobile device. Charging causes heat, faulty devices or cables could lead to fire.
The above are all the sort of information that is printed in the "safety manual" provided with new mobile devices but in all honesty, how often do we follow these instructions?
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Charging From Unknown Sockets
What You Need To Know
There are documented cases of unscrupulous people setting up "Charging stations" that actually attempt to take data from any devices plugged in to charge.
What To Do
- Only charge your devices from your own power supply.
- Encrypt your mobile device and do not unlock it when charging.
- Do not treat all USB sockets as power outlets, expect them to be linked to a data collecting device.
My first mobile phone along with my first credit card and credit card sized SIM! The Alkatel One Touch was promoted by Barclaycard and had a feature that allowed you to check your balance by using the big blue button. There was no mobile Internet at the time so I can only assume that the information was sent via SMS.
While you could send SMS messages on this phone you typed using the number pad hitting each number multiple times to reach the character you wanted.
As I remember text messages were quite expensive and so it was generally cheaper to phone someone and talk to them for a few minutes than to send messages back and forth.
The inconvenience of typing on a number pad along with the price per text meant that this was typically used for making actual phone calls.Ring "tones" were a series of beeps, there was no concept of playing music nor watching video on the monochrome LCD display.
What I like about LiveJournal is that as life situations change I can change the privacy settings of past entries too.
Since I've hardly used LiveJournal in the past five years, setting the majority of my older posts to "Friends Only" isn't really a big deal.
Also will be performing a bit of a pruning on the friends list. If your account hasn't been active in a long time, chances are I've probably removed you from my friends list. If we really are friends and like me you've re-found LJ then by all means drop me a message and I'll set you back up.
With any form of social media it's a good idea to review who can see what and limit the use of "public" posts. I'd suggest you're careful with what you put in "Friends Only" and "Private" posts as it's not unheard of for systems to accidentally make such posts public.
Marking posts as "Friends Only" does also stop search engines from finding things on your journal that may no longer be relevant or accurate.
Now that the episode I was in has aired and is indeed on the Internet for all to see, I don't believe I'm breaking the non-disclosure that I signed on my two days of filming with the crew of The IT Crowd.
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Watch the episode on www.channel4.com
We also discussed this on our podcast back in March when I actually did the filming. Give it a listen, you never know, you may even like the show!
Dumbed Down Life - Show 66
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How To Delete Broken Links From iTunesDISCLAIMER! This article was written and rearched back in 2008, there have been many versions of iTunes since this and the content may no longer be relevant. I no longer use iTunes to be able to test or vouch for this process.
When you've been using iTunes for a while and perhaps had the odd machine crash, rebuild, virus then you'll almost certainly have broken links in your iTunes library. Though the iPod simply skips the tracks (in fact I don't think the empty stubs even transfer over) the broken links do mess up the play lists and searches.
I'm not sure why but Apple have not made it simple to find these broken files but it took a lot of searching to find a process to find and delete them.
Hopefully by putting this in my journal it will help people in the future to find the answer to this problem.
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On my old, slow machine with just over 5000 files the whole process took about two minutes. There's a slight delay at step 4, copying the files into the "All Live Files" play list, just be patient and don't click anything else as the files are selected and copied.
I found the solution here -->http://www.paulmayne.org/archives/20
Unfortunately the original post does not have links to DIG or any similar sites that increase the visibility of the article. If you find this helpful please link to either this post or the original article in your own blog, journal, web site.
UPDATE 8th March 2011
Every time someone leaves a comment saying "this doesn't work with version x" I'll check and post results here. This method was tested with PC iTunes version 10.2.0.34 and still works. If you leave a comment and you don't use LiveJournal please leave your email address in your comment if you want further information. All comments are screened and I won't share any comments with email addresses in them.
UPDATE 26 Dec 2010
One comment bellow suggests you can use the drop down menu to copy the tracks to the "All Live Files" play list. It appears that if you do this with iTunes 10 on the PC then the missing tracks are also copied and the system does not work. I don't know if this also applies to the Mac version.
Copying the tracks via drag and drop is a little tricky, you have to hold down the mouse button until the number of tracks you have is shown in a little tag next to your mouse pointer, then drag over to your "All Live Files" play list.
I'm glad this information is still of help two years after the original post of this article it seems that iTunes still does not have a more simple was to delete unlinked tracks.
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An Introduction
Technology is changing the landscape of domestic work. We're harnessing the power of technology to build a caring economy.
Fair Care Labs makes work better for nannies, caregivers and house cleaners. As the innovation hub for National Domestic Workers Alliance, we experiment with improving marketplace norms, collaborating with the private sector and launching sustainable ventures that will create a fairer future for the care industry.
Current Projects
"We've been working for the dignity and protections of domestic workers for a decade. As more domestic work shifts online, through on-demand platforms in the gig economy and online marketplaces, the issues related to domestic work have been shifted, not solved. We want to effect change while the DNA of the online economy is still being written."
- Palak Shah, Director of Social Innovations.
FairCareLabs is committed to finding unique solutions to challenges faced by domestic workers, including building products that promote greater respect and dignity in domestic work. Whether building an online platform to create a new, fairer work marketplace or designing tools for employers and domestic workers to use together, our goal is always to support the workers who support us each day.
Fair Care Pledge
In partnership with Hand in Hand, NDWA launched the Fair Care Pledge. The pledge consists of 3 simple standards: Fair Pay, Paid Time Off, Clear Expectations.
Good Work Code
Good Work Code is a set of guidelines on creating good work. It's a framework that companies endorse and use to articulate current practices and announce new practices.
Contractsfornannies.com's mission is to raise the standards and quality of work for caregivers in the workplace. In-House Agreements is "Turbo-tax" for nanny contracts. An online site that allows the user to fill in a form, and create their own printable pdf contract, while providing tips/information and access to the regulations and education about the legal requirements at the same time.
A good contract equals good work.
Alia's mission is to improve the lives and quality of work for people who work as house cleaners. Alia is mobile platform through which house cleaners can manage their schedule, communicate with clients, set preferences for automatic client notifications, collect payment, manage individual task lists, and find new work.
Making jobs easier, making work better.