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The Rumor's menu system doesn't differ much from other Sprint models in the same class of devices. Hitting the center of the D-pad brings you into the main menu, which has nine options. It is viewable in grid or list form. This grid gives you access to all of the phone's capabilities. The D-pad can also take you to user-assignable shortcuts, such as to the media player or calendar. With the customizable D-pad shortcuts, as well as several dedicated keys to applications, such as the camera, it is rare that you actually have to open the main menu and use it unless you are going to change the phone's settings.
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San Diego Republicans, Democrats React To Obama's State Of The Union
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Aired 2/13/13 on KPBS Midday Edition.
Ron Nehring, Republican Strategist, former Chairman of the California Republican Party
Francine Busby, Chair, San Diego County Democratic Party
San Diego Response
Congresswoman Susan Davis response to State of the Union.
Rep. Darrell Issa's response
The merits of the president's State of the Union address are, like so much of politics these days, in the eyes of the beholder. Democrats praised President Barack Obama's vision. Republicans, especially in their official response, criticized that vision as more big government.
San Diego is a long way from Washington D.C. -- does what the president had to say during his speech resonate in our region?
Ron Nehring, a Republican strategist and former chairman of the California Republican Party, told KPBS he heard a lot about more investment in government-directed industrial policy.
"But what we don't hear from the president are the types of things that really improve America's competitiveness," he said. "He said nothing about the job-dampening effects that his Obamacare health care legislation is doing."
Nehring also said Obama's continued push for higher taxes on those who create jobs is a dangerous signal for the economy.
Francine Busby, chair of the San Diego County Democratic Party, said Obama spoke very clearly about rebuilding the middle class.
"There were three particular points he made. One is education. You know, some schools in San Diego do very well, and others struggle," she said. "And having a pre-K age group going to school would certainly give a head start to those kids. We know it's the biggest bang for the buck. We need a highly educated population here."
One of the biggest announcements in the speech for San Diego is that 34,000 troops will be coming home from Afghanistan in the next 12 months and the war in Afghanistan will be over at the end of 2014.
Nehring said Republicans support a policy that "our troops should come back at a time the mission is accomplished."
"The timetable shouldn't be a particular year," he said. "We don't want our troops in Afghanistan. I was in Pakistan a year and a half ago. It's not a region we want our folks to be. But the mission has to be accomplished."
Claire Trageser contributed to this report.
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Obamacare health insurance reform legislation is creating a great boon to employers, by guaranteeing a healthy and strong workforce, getting everyone into the insurance pool, and lowering the average costs of health insurance.
The only losers are the inefficient health insurance corporations that eat up 1/3rd of each health-care dollar with unnecessary insurance profits and bonuses. Medicare by comparison spends only 5% of its money on administrative overhead.
This is the biggest deal since the New Deal, and will save businesses hundreds of billion$ per year. Not to mention insuring millions of the currently uninsured. I can't wait until Obamacare is implemented
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Through carpool programs, SANBAG strives to make the best use of existing facilities and maintain current and future highway mobility. Carpool lanes also reduce pollution and dependency on fossil fuels.
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Background on Carpool Lanes
A carpool lane is a dedicated freeway lane that is restricted to vehicles occupied by a required number of passengers -- usually two, but in some cases three. Recent changes in California legislation allow certain alternative fuel vehicles certified as ultra low emission to use carpool lanes, regardless of the number of occupants. These lanes are open only to carpool traffic, 24 hours per day, seven days per week.
Carpool lanes provide a reliable way to travel for commuters who share rides, ride the bus, or drive ultra-low emission vehicles. These lanes provide a strong incentive for people to rideshare and leave their cars at home. Today, the Southern California carpool system carries more people than any other carpool system in the United States and is one of the few systems in the country that has been able to sustain growth.
SANBAG, in cooperation with Caltrans, has funded and constructed 49miles of carpool lanes in San Bernardino County and is in various stages of planning, design, and construction for an additional 18 miles of carpool lane
The overall goals of carpool lanes are:
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- To boost future freeway capacity.
SANBAG strives to make the best use of existing facilities and to promote future freeway mobility by promoting programs that move more people in fewer vehicles. These programs also reduce pollution and dependency on fossil fuels.
Carpool lanes are designed to:
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- Save travel time and increase trip reliability for lane users; and
- Provide safe travel options for high occupancy vehicles without compromising the safety of regular freeway lanes.
In developing the carpool lane network, it is recognized that no single strategy will enhance mobility and resolve traffic congestion. Implementing a variety of carpool elements improves the overall efficiency of transportation systems. Examples of support facilities critical to the success of carpool lanes are:
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- Carpool direct-access ramps,
- Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) applications, such as surveillance and carpool ramp bypasses, and
- Support services, such as express buses, ride-matching, parking strategies, incident management and demand management programs.
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San Bernardino County has 49 miles of carpool lanes, with plans for the construction of an additional 36miles in the near future. These lanes are part of the larger Southern California carpool lane network, which accounts for more than 437 lane miles in the metropolitan area. Most of the county's carpool lanes have been designed and constructed with funding from San Bernardino County's half-cent sales tax, Measure I, as well as other federal and state funding sources.
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- Interstate 10 between Ontario and Redlands is undergoing engineering and environmental studies.
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- What are carpool lanes?
Carpool lanes are special lanes on a roadway reserved exclusively for the use of carpools, vanpools, buses and certain ultra-low emission vehicles. These lanes enable those who carpool, ride the bus or drive certified vehicles to bypass traffic in regular freeway lanes. Carpool lanes are provided on selected sections of most of the freeways in Southern California. - What are other names for carpool lanes?
Carpool lanes are sometimes called HOV (high occupancy vehicle) lanes, diamond lanes, commuter lanes, or busways. - What is a HOT lane?
HOT is an acronym for High Occupancy/Toll. HOT lanes are carpool lanes that allow use by single occupant vehicle drivers who have paid a toll. HOT lanes are designed to increase the use of carpool lanes when these lanes are not being used to their full capacity. At times carpoolers are not charged a toll when using HOT lanes. HOT lanes are currently in operation on Interstate 15 in San Diego and on State Route 91 in Orange County. - What is the main objective of a carpool lane?
The main objective of a carpool lane is to improve the efficiency of freeway systems by increasing the number of people per vehicle. - How do carpool lanes work?
Carpool lanes are intended to save time for carpool users, bus riders, and drivers of certain ultra-low emission vehicles by enabling them to bypass areas of heavy traffic congestion. By giving these drivers and riders a quicker and more reliable ride, carpool lanes offer a strong incentive for ridesharing, which in turn can help to manage congestion and contribute to improving air quality. Carpool lanes provide commuters with an alternative to traffic congestion that is not always possible if all lanes on the roadway are open to general-purpose traffic. - Sometimes it seems the carpool lanes are empty, so does
that mean they're not working?
Carpool lanes are designed to be free of congestion and sometimes appear to be "empty," especially when compared with adjacent, congested, general-purpose lanes. However, when the number of people traveling in a carpool lane is compared to general-purpose lanes, carpool lanes typically accommodate more people, making them more efficient. An average carpool lane in Southern California moves 1,200 vehicles and 3,100 people per hour during peak periods. This compares to 1,800 vehicles and 2,000 people per hour for general-purpose lanes during the same time periods. - If I drive alone, why should I support carpool lanes
when I can't use them?
Carpool lanes benefit not only those who share the ride, but all roadway users and area residents and businesses. By encouraging ridesharing, more passengers travel in fewer vehicles. By reducing the number of vehicles on the road, carpool lanes can cut the amount of exhaust emissions and contribute to cleaner air. - What would happen if carpool lanes were eliminated?
Carpool lanes are essential for managing congestion along heavily traveled freeways. These lanes encourage travelers to carpool, vanpool, or ride the bus, which maximizes transportation resources. Carpool lanes also enable transit services to provide reliable service to users. If carpool lanes were eliminated entirely or opened to general-purpose traffic, these benefits and a reliable, time saving transportation option would be lost. - Where can I find out about ridesharing opportunities?
In San Bernardino County, SANBAG funds a variety of programs to help commuters with ridesharing arrangements, as well as to help employers with their ridesharing program. Other transportation planning agencies fund and implement programs to support ridesharing and are the lead agencies in each of their counties. For more information, please contact the Riverside County Transportation Commission, the Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the Orange County Transportation Authority and the Ventura County Transportation Commission.


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The Roots of Venezuela's Disorder
Russia and Cuba are reaping what they've sown in Latin America.
On Wednesday, as Venezuelan strongman Nicólas Maduro was promising more repression to crush relentless student protests, Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu told reporters that Moscow plans to put military bases in Venezuela, Nicaragua and Cuba. A few days later a Russian spy ship arrived in Havana harbor unannounced.
The usual Cold War suspects are back. More accurately, they never left. Former KGB officer Vladimir Putin is warning President Obama that Russia can make trouble in the Americas if the U.S. insists on solidarity with the Ukrainian people. Meanwhile, Latin America's aging Marxists are lining up behind Mr. Maduro, successor to the late Hugo Chávez.
Russia and Cuba are finally reaping the benefits of the revolution they have long sown in Latin America. Any chance of defeating them requires setting the record straight about how Venezuela got so poor.
Venezuelan politicians sold left-wing populism like snake oil for decades before Chávez came to power in 1999. They demagogued entrepreneurs and indoctrinated the masses with anti-businesses propaganda. From the earliest days of the Cuban revolution, Castro was a hero in Venezuelan universities where Cuban-Soviet propaganda flourished. By the 1960s school children were being weaned on utopian collectivism. The brainwashing intensified when Chávez opened Venezuela to Cuban proselytizers.
Through it all, the politically connected got rich, including the chavistas. But today a large part of the population believes that business is underhanded and greedy. This is why escaping the noose of totalitarianism is going to be difficult. The culture of liberty has been nearly annihilated, and even if Mr. Maduro is overthrown, that culture must be rebuilt from the ground up.
To be sure, social media makes it harder to put a smiley face on tyranny than in the 1980s. Back then a doctrine like sandinismo could be marketed by Cuba and Russia to naïve Americans as the salvation of the Nicaraguan poor even while the Sandinista army burned Miskito Indian villages and arrested banana-selling peasants as speculators in the highlands.
Today word gets around. A Feb. 18 cellphone image from the Venezuelan city of Valencia—of a young man carrying the limp body of 22-year-old Genesis Carmona after she was shot in the head by Maduro enforcers—has gone viral as an emblem of the repression.
Yet so far Mr. Maduro has escaped broad international condemnation. Most eyes are on Ukraine. In this hemisphere, Chávez bought friends with "oil diplomacy." Nicaragua, Ecuador, Bolivia, Argentina and El Salvador are applauding Venezuelan brutality.
Mr. Maduro even has Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff on board. She has dined out for some 25 years on her imprisonment by Brazil's 1964-1985 military dictatorship. She seems proud of her past in an armed urban underground that tried to topple a dictator. But now she is backing the crackdown on Venezuelan civil liberties.
Thanks in large part to Ms. Rousseff's Workers' Party, Brazil has blown its chance to become a global economic player over the past decade. As a card-carrying member of Chávez's Bolivarian empire, however, Brazil feels geopolitically important. Ms. Rousseff knows it won't last if Venezuela's military government doesn't. The collapse of chavismo would take away the best weapon Brasilia has ever had in its quest to defeat U.S. hegemony in the region.
Inside Venezuela, many have bought the line that the country was ruled by capitalist oligarchs before Chávez. Few remember that former President Carlos Andres Pérez (aka CAP) was a socialist who nationalized Venezuelan oil in 1976. The early years of his first term in office (1974-1979) were a populist fiesta as oil prices jumped along with government spending. Many entrepreneurs and some intellectuals were unhappy with his disregard for the rule of law and his decrees, including price controls. They were right. The big party ushered in the "lost decade" of the 1980s.
CAP returned for a second term in 1989. This time he tried market liberalism. But he underestimated Soviet-Cuban organizational skills in the barrios. When he increased gasoline prices slightly and some Caracas bus fares were raised, militants unleashed the mobs they had inculcated. Chávez rose on the heels of the "Caracazo," as that fateful event is known.
CAP tried to free the economy, but he took "austerity" advice from the International Monetary Fund, and the adjustment was too painful. In 1993 his many political enemies used allegations of corruption, dug up by a pro-Castro journalist, to remove him from office. Today he remains a symbol among chavistas, not of a disruptive socialist but of a corrupt oligarchy.
Mr. Maduro seems confident that he can keep blaming entrepreneurs for Venezuelan suffering. That would explain why, though store shelves are already empty, the government is implementing the "law of just prices." It threatens companies that don't obey price controls with penalties that include expropriation, corruption charges and jail. This will asphyxiate business, creating more shortages and leaving the government as the only supplier of food and other necessities. But then that's the point, isn't it?
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On March 9 and 10, some 52 representatives from 30 churches in 18 states met together with seven representatives of the Missions of Hope International (MOHI) and CMF International. Our subject was the growth and leadereship training for the Outreach Hope Churches (OHC) in Nairobi, Kenya, together with the growth of the MOHI ministry. In attendance were Senior Ministers, many of whom brought their Ministers of Missions or Executive Pastors. We began with Wallace Kamau shareing the strategy forward for the churches, followed by Mary Kamau doing the same for MOHI. We previewed four videos during the conference. There were table discussions, with the results being shared with the entire group. We prayed. We received an update on the various metrics associated with the project.
On Tuesday we had a visionary talk from Mary Kamau and myself. We then taked about three takeaways that we were hoping for from the meeting. First, we asked the Senior Ministers to leverage their influence with other minister friends of theirs. We hope this means inviting their friends on a visit to Nairobi. Second, we asked each church represented to have an emphasis on child sponsorship for this project this year. Finally, we had prepared a wish list of appropriate projects for both the churches and MOHI. We asked those in attendance to share with the group what their church was planning. All of this information was collected on cards which were given to Wallace and Mary as they were "recommissioned" through prayer and the laying on of hands.
From the meeting were pledges (hoped for outcomes) of sponsoring over 3000 new children this year. Today, there are about 13,000 children in the 16 schools established by MOHI. To date, over 4000 people have benefited from loans through the microfinance program (see www.BigDent.org). Fourteen churches have been planted. We heard plans for business development to lead to sustainability.
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Friday, February 01, 2013
KXAS 5 removes offensive post
KXAX 5 in Dallas - Fort Worth caused a bit of controversy with a post on Facebook earlier this morning. Here is a screen capture via a friend of mine in DFW:
The station later removed the post and then posted the following, "We have removed the previous post to our Facebook page that many of you felt was insensitive, we apologize for the error in judgment."
The reactions are mixed in the post's comments sections. There are those that are offended and then those that say get over it.
What do you think? Was the station just trying to get attention by being provocative? Did the post go over the line? Or has society gone so politically correct that almost anything pushing the envelope is offensive now?
(Thanks Chris S.)
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- Anonymous2/01/2013 10:41:00 AM
While just about anything will be called PIC by someone, I'm guessing more than just a few would consider this PIC, insensitive, or just plain tacky.
Was the person that normally posts off-hours headlines sick that day, so a tech or intern filled in? - Anonymous2/01/2013 11:04:00 AM
Or, Mikey, have we all gone so politically numb that almost anything is no longer pushing the envelope because it's now consider non-offensive, due to society's growing insensitivity from what's now common place?
ReplyDelete - Anonymous2/01/2013 12:41:00 PM
I think Susan Tully may have had the loudest gasp I have ever heard in the newsroom in my long tenure here when the post appeared.
ReplyDeleteReplies- Anonymous2/06/2013 10:58:00 AM
at first I thought that was one of the Engineering folks farting. those guys can smell after a long day of working.
I think it was offensive. If they can't report the news without making light about someone being shot, then they need to quit. I can't imagine a professional on-air anchor making that mistake. Doing what's right and doing what'll get you a lot of clicks are two different things - but an ethical social media manager/director will know which is which.
ReplyDelete- Anonymous2/01/2013 06:22:00 PM
Im sorry but i dont see anything wrong with that post. At first i thought it was a swear word or a racial slur but nothing of that matter. Or am i just one person with thick skin???
ReplyDelete It's not that the post was intentionally insensitive. I think it's more likely that whomever posted it was just following guidelines that have been drilled into them over and over again: "Always post a call to action!" "Always ask a question!"
Sometimes, a story is terrible enough that asking for some kind of interaction isn't necessary because people will click through to read the details anyway.
A little common sense goes a LONG way.


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Tuesday, January 03, 2006
The liberal to do list part 2...
The 2006 elections…
Political analysts are already weighing in on which races will be crucial and so forth. Fuck that shit.
They are all crucial. Every single one of them…crucial as a motherfucker!
We need to aggressively educate our fellow citizens about the races, the stakes and their rights at the polls. And we need to vote. Invoke Katrina, the war, the leak scandal, the spy scandal, the corruption, the unchecked spending, the lack of proactive government, the lack of accountability, the lack of viable Social Security reform and all things Medicare/Medicaid related.
Get busy and know that this bitch will be too…busy as a motherfucker.
And a bitch is serious about this shit. We can't afford to assume an energized voter base. Everyone my ass meets is apathetic and burnt out on all thing political. There is a real danger that liberal voters may just say fuck it or listen to those political analysts and ignore their own races because some asshole on CNN said it wasn't crucial.
A bitch is very passionate about this shit. My ass has taught voter education for over 2 years and let me assure you there is a serious need for it.
Tired of hearing about undecided voters?
Yeah, me too.
So get out there and start preaching the good word! Give these people something to help them decide! And remember, the best way to counter an undecided voter is to register someone with their mind made the fuck up.
And do the follow up too…drive some folks to the polls on Election Day.
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- flamingbanjo said...
Just got back from the holidays in Ohio, and in light of what I saw and heard there as well as out here in Washington state, I would like to add one crucial item to your to-do list: Election reform. Your votes must be counted to count.
Voting machines should create a paper trail and produce verifiable results, and elections should be certified by regulatory bodies that are not linked to a political party. - 4:29 PM
- Shark-fu said...
Mmmmhmmm! Thank you for adding that.
We're going to get those new voting machines in St. Louis...as if we didn't have enough drama here last time.
Brother Rob did a really good post on that a few weeks ago. - 4:52 PM
- Mr. Brian said...
We need your voice heard on National TV to encourage voters to get off the couch and change their government!
- Torrance Stephens bka All-Mi-T said...
u are wild sista - hapy nappy new year
- POZwarrior said...
I like you. All fired up. Passionate. WTF happened to our country and generation in particular that led us to entirely AVOID politics? Like the Bubonic.
- dave bones said...
good luck!
- ludovic said...
election reform is key, if ya shape the electorate ya don't have to worrry about turnout. the paper trail stuff is also important, but a bit of a distraction because keep in mind that if folks ain't eligible to vote, they can't. we should make sure that people with felony convictions can vote, at least when they are out of prison. check www.righttovote.org for that. we shoudl also make sure folks can register and vote on election day...
but you see so cool i'ma have ta get to MO sometime. - 10:06 PM
- birdnesthead said...
TomPaine.com has a short article containing economic information for convincing all those lower-income/working folks who vote republican. Enjoy and pass it around. I tried to link it but couldn't.
http://www.tompaine.com/articles/20060103/our_worrisome_mdp.php - 10:24 AM
- fahren said...
Liberals rock.
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I expect compressed net interest spreads and a recovery of the US housing market during 2013. Further, I believe yields will remain low; however, significant additional spread compression is not expected, while the book value will likely remain flat, particularly for Agency mortgage REITs. The Agency MBS sector remains attractive from a long-term perspective. Mortgage spreads have widened 20 basis points over the past 11 weeks, overturning 36% of the QE3 tightening.
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The Fed's resolve to keep short-term rates low until the US labor market shows signs of improvement and its initiatives including QE3 and Operation Twist to buy long term assets have resulted in a flattened yield curve during 2012. This flat yield curve forced many mortgage REITs to cut their dividends as their spreads were put under pressure. In a report [not publicly available], Credit Suisse reports 1-year and 2-year forward yield curves are both currently pricing in 15 basis points of steepening. This steepening makes incremental investments attractive.
Book Value Expectations
In the fourth quarter, book values are moderately soft driven by some relaxation into the Fed acquisition post QE3. However, MBS strategists at Credit Suisse expect "Agency MBS demand to outstrip supply buy roughly $270 billion in 2013 anchored by Fed purchases and bank demand." Given the strong tailwind coupled with modest expected moves in the long-end of the curve, CS has confidence that the book values will remain stable.
Prepay Outlook
Credit Suisse expects prepayments to remain elevated during the next year, given the persistence of low mortgage rates. It also expects lower coupon MBS should experience a slowdown primarily due to guarantee fee increase (25 basis points expected in 2013). Within lower coupon MBS, the return of traditional convexity advantage of 15-year MBS over 30-year is expected. This would result in 15-year securities being less sensitive to refinance opportunities than 30-year securities for the first time since 2008. Higher coupon MBS are expected to continue to experience higher prepayment speeds from elevated HARP activity.
Top Picks
Prepay outlook remains a major driver of yield expectations. Therefore, I continue to favor Agency mortgage REITs with low prepayment speeds or prepay protected MBS portfolios. American Capital Agency (NASDAQ:AGNC), trading at a moderate discount of 4% to its book value, is my favorite mortgage REIT for 2013. Annaly Capital (NYSE:NLY) is trading at 12% discount to its book value. Among others, Armour Residential (NYSE:ARR), Invesco Capital Mortgage (NYSE:IVR), and Two Harbors (NYSE:TWO) are my favored picks. These mortgage REITs have low prepayment risk and should have more stable cash flows from lower reinvestment needs.
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Florida Republican Sen. Rubio set to unveil Immigration proposal
SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - Florida Republican Sen. Marco Rubio's immigration proposal calls for applicants to pass a rigorous background check, pay fines and application fees to receive a permit that would allow them to work, travel and pay taxes. After 10 years, applicants would be able to apply for permanent residency and an eventual path to citizenship.
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Colorado Springs
July/August 1989 | Volume 40, Issue 5
Expectations are everything where travel is concerned, and when I set off last July for Colorado Springs, a Victorian-era resort a mile high in the Rocky Mountains, most of mine were wrong. There are no springs in town, for one thing, so no park takes shape around them, no pattern of streets and alleys converges there, no ramshackle hotels or tidy storefronts line the route to and from the waters. The famous Antlers Hotel, which conjures up visions of a shingle-style edifice crammed with hunting trophies, turns out to be a high-rise built in 1962, its two previous incarnations having long ago been destroyed. I drove the city's clean, wide avenues for half an hour before giving up and asking where the center of town was, only to find I was in it.
Within a day or so I'd found the touchstones I was looking for; they just were scattered. I shouldn't have been surprised. Colorado Springs began as that phenomenon we've all read about—a resort created out of thin mountain air by the railroads.
Colorado Springs was founded by William Jackson Palmer, who was engaged in building the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad. Raised in Philadelphia, Palmer in 1870 married an Easterner accustomed to the pleasures of Newport and Saratoga; Colorado Springs, the story goes, grew out of his determination to build a resort rivaling these for his bride.
Palmer bought up some ten thousand acres on a plateau just east of Pikes Peak in 1871 and laid out streets in a grid, naming them for streams and mountain ranges along his rail line. With a developer's reach for the romantic, he named the town itself for some springs in Manitou, five miles away. Today, driving the thoroughfares he platted on the empty plains, you sense both his foresight and his presumption. "What we have out here is sky," said Debbie Kovalik, who works at the tourist bureau, as she showed me around. And she's right. It's no wonder the Air Force decided in 1954 to build its academy here. Its soaring, ultramodern chapel draws more visitors than any nearby natural or historic site.
In its early years Colorado Springs prospered or declined with the fortunes of nearby mining camps. But that it would finally thrive seems to have been clear almost from the beginning. Isabella Bird, an Englishwoman who arrived on horseback in 1873, grasped the future even then, although her letters home to her sister dwelt more on the present. "From the top of one of the Foot Hill ridges," she writes in one of them, "I saw the bleak-looking scattered houses of the ambitious watering place of Colorado Springs, the goal of my journey of 150 miles.…A queer embryo-looking place it is, out on the bare Plains, yet it is rising and likely to rise, and has some big hotels much resorted to.…To me no place could be more unattractive than Colorado Springs, from its utter treelessness."
Palmer addressed the tree problem at once, planting cottonwoods and running irrigation ditches the length of town to keep them watered. He outlawed industry and alcohol (the city would remain dry until the repeal of Prohibition in 1933) and advertised the region's clean air and scenic wonders. Before long tuberculosis patients began arriving. The Colorado Springs Hotel went up in 1872, the Antlers a decade later; theater and opera, golf and polo would follow.
Despite his efforts, Palmer's wife never spent much time in Colorado Springs, but other Easterners and Europeans responded to his vision. And they're still arriving; many of the places we visit today are the very ones he vigorously promoted. Then, as now, tourists could climb Pikes Peak, made more accessible after 1891, when a cog railway began carrying passengers to the summit. A round trip takes three hours and costs seventeen dollars; next time I'd save the money and invest the time in a hike up the Barr Trail, the entrance to which is just beyond the parking lot. You may not make it to the top, but you'll know you're in the mountains.
Only slightly less celebrated than the Peak is the Garden of the Gods, part of a red sandstone rock formation that extends across sections of Colorado and Wyoming. A lawyer from Kansas City christened the place in 1859, and although its high-flown name almost guarantees disappointment, I felt no sense of letdown. The rocks looked to me like great dinosaurs; to the more eloquent Helen Hunt Jackson, a novelist and journalist whose writings in the 1870s helped draw visitors, they appeared "like elephants, like gargoyles…all motionless and silent, with a strange look of having been stopped and held back in the very climax of some supernatural catastrophe."
A number of attractions have been added to the region since Palmer's day. The best of these is the Colorado Pioneers' Museum, founded in 1937 and located since 1979 in the handsome El Paso County Courthouse. The high ceilings and birdcage elevator of the courthouse, built in 1903, make a fine setting for this miniature Smithsonian of local history. After a tour of the museum, it's not far to Giuseppe's, a restaurant in the old Denver and Rio Grande depot, where you can have lunch overlooking the railroad tracks and watch the freight trains rumble by.


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For the last week I've been climbing Cowles Mountain every day. It takes me about 1 hour, round trip. At the bottom, I reward myself with an entire box of Girl Scout Thin Mints. That takes me another 10 minutes. Calories are being burned and calories are coming right back in. Can you please huddle your calorie-counting elves together and figure out if (all things being equal) I'm breaking even, coming out ahead, or falling behind on my weight-loss goals?
— Another Matt, La Mesa
Matt! Stop. Just stop. I only hope you're kidding around, throwing a screwball my way in the hopes that I'll cajole the elves into eating naught but Girl Scout cookies so that I can observe their impish figures and record the effects of Thin Mints on exercise. Frankly, Matt, I don't know what your weight-loss goals are, so I can't say whether or not you're achieving them. I can say that you're eating about 1100 calories' worth of cookies after doing an hour of exercise that burns somewhere from 600 to 700 calories. I'd say the outlook is bleak for your waistline, if that's your pattern. You could always switch to Savannah Smiles, a box of which has "only" 700 calories, but you'd still be undoing all your hard work in "one swell foop," as Grandma Alice says. Technically, she's making a "Spoonerism" there, but she claims to have "had a thing" with an old, but still spry, William Spooner when she was bon vivanting her way across Europe in the '20s, and she said he never really uttered the gaffes that bear his name today.


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Sports in brief: Bantam AAA Hawks host Saunders tourney
The Abbotsford bantam AAA Hawks minor hockey team is hosting its annual Dallas Saunders Memorial Tournament this weekend.
The event runs at the MSA, Abbotsford Recreation Centre and Matsqui Recreation Centre arenas, and features 12 teams from around the province. Games begin Thursday at 2:45 p.m., and continue through Sunday capped by the bronze (10 a.m.) and gold (12:30 p.m.) medal games at MSA Arena.
The host Hawks, coached by Brad Bowen, feature a veteran roster with 15 second-year bantam players. They were finalists at a tourney in Kamloops earlier this fall.
Sarah Reimer of Abbotsford played a key role in UBC's victory at the NAIA women's cross country national championship, held last Saturday in Vancouver, Wash.
Reimer was 26th in a field of 320, and was one of four Thunderbirds runners to earn All-American honours. She finished the 5km race in 18 minutes and 25 seconds. UBC won the women's and overall combined titles.
The Eugene Reimer Ravens blasted the Mission Roadrunners 32-0 in Grade 8 provincial quarter-final action last week.
Dylan Manocha and Bobby Narang scored two touchdowns apiece, and both also notched a pair of two-point converts. Josh Sahota (11 tackles) and Kevin Bhadesh (two interceptions) led the defence.
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Susan A. Wulf (Appellant) v. Sharad Kunnah, M.D. (Appellee)
Douglas County, Honorable Russell Derr
Attorneys: Terrance Salerno (Appellant) – Christopher Tjaden (Gross & Welch)
Civil: Battery
Proceedings below: Denial of Motion for Summary Judgment, Denial of Motion for Directed Verdict, Jury Verdict for Defendant.
Issues: (1) The trial court erred in failing to grant the Plaintiffs Motion for Summary judgment. (2) The trial Court erred in failing to direct a verdict for the plaintiff on the issue of battery. (3) The trial Court erred in submitting jury instructions to the jury that allowed the jury to determine whether a battery occurred or whether an injury resulted from the action. (4) That the Court erred in misapplying the law to the specific facts of this incident. (5) The verdict was contrary to the law and to the evidence presented in this case.
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Three macro views at Steelhead beach on the Russian River. Taken with the low cost macro rig.
On the left is what is left of moss ? growing on a former gravel screening plant. The center are plants which where growing right up to the gravel screen plant, and on the right some tenacious plants growing on exposed dirt a 100 yards away.
Several different views of the area are here:
The left image is from one of the walls of the gravel screening plant-a snapshot of the location is in this gigapan:
I held the wooden frame up on the wall with one hand, and manuvered the camera and snapped photos with the other hand.The center image location is snapshotted here:
it is just to the left of the frame in the 'wall' image)And the right patch of ground is near the parking lot, 100 yards or so from the gravel plant.
Looking at the juxtaposition of these three images, representing 'nano' climates so near to each other makes me reflect on the immense complexity of our systems - both natural and human created systems.
I think about George Washington Carver, who it was said in an area where 'you saw ten plants he saw a hundred' and he held that visible diversity in mind at the same time that he could see the layers of soil two or three feet down, the different layers, the organisms, the structures which hold moisture and nutrients.
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Star, Floyd, and Sly Williams were all on the board too when the Jets made that pick. It's not like Sheldon was the last of intriguing D-Lineman when they selected him. I actually wanted them to take Jarvis Jones because I thought he was an outside pass rusher they really needed. Reminded me when Suggs slipped a little in the draft because of his slow 40 time.
The question that no one is bringing up is how the hell is Sheldon Richardson in their top 4 overall players?? He's a 295 lbs DT...how does that fit in with a 3-4 scheme. I don't know, I just don't believe in taking rotational d-lineman in the first round.
Yeah and we'll have the first 3 picks. What do you do when you have #3 overall next year and Bridgewater and Lee are off the board?
You have to take Clowney. Which nobody is considering because the Head Coach, GM, and owner all for some reason think this team has a prayer at winning more than 3 games without ANY IMPROVEMENTS TO THE OFFENSE AT ALL.
So then we have 1/3rd of the cap tied to the d-line and no QB or offensive talent beyond Jeremy Kerley worth talking about at all.
You'd think a longtime Jet fan would know better than to be blindly optimistic about a highly questionable draft strategy. Some of our fans never cease to amaze me.
For future reference, if your team does something questionable and your gut reaction is that it's stupid, you know what? It probably is stupid.
Hate to break it to you but not even our gm thinks were contending next year..Its a rebuild and this year and next well go a long way in detrmining where we are as a franchise..
So if you're a fan who has no patience and wants the team to somehow be very good next year when we're devoid of any talent then youre gonna be disappointed..
This is gonna take a few years..Its foolish to not draft bpa and draft for "need' when we're so far away from contending..no need pick would make us magically good next year
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the simple truth is that this team could have drafted any position and they'd be better. they could take a LT and throw him at RT and improve. that's how many holes there are on this roster. bottom line this team needs good players. that's the need. not any one position but all positions.
Millner and Richardson were rated 4 and 9th best values on Draft Daddy before the draft; in other words we drafted Best Available Player and not for need only. Next year we will fill in additional needs. So how does loud mouth coach have done something irrational as you suggest. It seems they didn't share their plan before drafting with fans.


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Grandson & I are lookin' into snowmobiling. Any help on finding ARCTIC CAT sleds
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Grandson & I are lookin' into snowmobiling. Any help on finding ARCTIC CAT sleds
I know this post is a bit old but those arctic cat sleds show up on ebay every now and then. They are a discontinued model the crossfire and M7. A used crossfire just sold for $50 the other day. Goodluck!
i want one too, and can you put the website in here. i want to look through it.
Interactive Toy Concepts is one & Cool Toys. RC Snowmobiles builds them but he doesn't have any more made. Polaris & Skidoo are the only ones out there foe sale now. $50-80. I had a Crossfire given to me but the skis are gone. I need to find out if Polaris or Skidoo skis will work.
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The polaris/skidoo skis should work. I would call up interactive toys ( www.interactivetoy.com ) for replacement parts. They sell tracks and parts for the other sleds and I think some of them are interchangeable. The old style polaris/blade sleds are not interchangeable with the newer arctic cats, polaris and skidoo.
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Thank you Archinto. No they do not. They just contacted me & said that those 3 are not interchangeable. Do you know of anyone that has a Crossfire Arctic Cat for parts or to sell outright ??
Thank you for your reply also,
You might take a look at the art attack skis. they may fit. Integy also makes a snow ski for truck conversions that may work as well. If it comes down to it, one might have to have some 3D printed. I'm going to inquire about this as my local hobbyshop has a 3D printer for making small parts.
Those sleds occasionally show up on ebay. I havent seen them anywhere else and they dont usually sell too cheaply.
I've got my hands almost on one that's all stock now. Waiting on a reply. Do Hobby Shops charge allot for a 3D printed part ??
Thanks again Archinto,
Its hard to say as I have not had anything 3d printed, but if I remember right is was $20 or less


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The time is here for 'aroha'
We spread the ashes of a friend the other day.
Water lapped gently against the side of the boat as we remembered and prayed her into the next world.
No iPods, cell phones, television or other distractions.
We were in the here and now. In relationship with one another.
During a visit with friends the next day, relationship surfaced again.
Jack lamented how neighbors don't talk to neighbors anymore.
Often families don't even talk to families anymore.
We isolate ourselves in our air-conditioned homes to watch television, play video games, listen to music, text our friends.
When we leave our air-conditioned homes and get into our air-conditioned cars, we often bounce from one activity to another.
The things that keep us away from relationship go on and on.
I am old enough to remember the days before air conditioning. When a hot house drove you and your family outside in the evening to sit on the steps and watch June bugs or visit with a neighbor across the hedge.
In those days, television was not a priority. Ours sat in the basement rarely watched, especially during those magical nights when the moon was in full bloom and games like kick-the-can permeated our neighborhood.
It was a kind of "aroha"—a Maori word that translates into having unconditional love and respect for fellow human beings and practiced by the indigenous people of New Zealand.
To live aroha, says author Anne Wilson Schaef, is to have the courage to develop relationships filled with aroha and express it to all people at all times.
Schaef says aroha is not possible unless we truly know in our hearts that we are all interconnected.
Developing intimate relationship takes time and energy.
Yet for me, it's one of the greatest feelings in the world when I spend my time and energy connecting to a human being face to face instead of rushing around and trying to fill my life with something artificial.
"The quality of your life is the quality of your relationships."—Anthony Robbins


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While the fans at Staples Center ended the season chanting "We want Phil," it appears the Lakers and Phil Jackson are nowhere near a reunion.
Jackson has agreed to "serve in an advisory capacity" with the Detroit Pistons as owner Tom Gores searches for a new head coach, according to Keith Langlois of NBA.com.
"Phil Jackson is a friend and one of the best minds in the business," Gores said. "We are thrilled to have him as an advisor as we make some very important decisions for this franchise. Joe [Dumars] and I discussed this and he and I are in full agreement that this is a great opportunity."
Jackson won't have a formal position with the Pistons.
"Tom and I discussed using a consultant as part of our decision-making process in our search for a head coach, and we feel that Phil Jackson is a great resource to use," said Dumars, president of basketball operations. "I look forward to talking with Phil next week."
The Pistons recently fired Lawrence Frank as coach. Jackson has been reportedly seeking a team to work with in an executive capacity. He might not return to the sidelines in a coaching capacity after his second stint with the Lakers.
Additionally, the Lakers have been clear they intend to keep Coach Mike D'Antoni, who recently purchased a home in Manhattan Beach.
Staples Center is ranked NBA's second-best arena
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About In The Cut
In the underbelly of lower Manhattan, Frannie Avery (Meg Ryan), a reserved English professor, becomes obsessed after seeing more than she should of an impassioned couple. After the young woman turns up dead, Frannie is questioned by a homicide detective (Mark Ruffalo) who draws her into a liberating but disturbing erotic encounter. As the body count rises, familiar suspects begin to emerge. Meg Ryan is dynamite in the most explosive performance of her career,(David Moss, FOX TV).
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Video: Jay Electronica – (King Michael Jackson) Audiograph Memorial
All hail the King.
Says Jay:
I made this because i have loved Michael Jackson all of my life. All of my memories from about 5 years old or so (which is about as far back as i remember with some ease) can be tied to or associated with or landmarked by some musical contribution of Michael Jackson at that time. From then, all the way to now. He is a dark fingerprint on a very large part of who I am and who most of the people I know personally are. And thats why i posted this picture along with this song. The response to this song is amazing, and overwhelming and i appreciate all of the love and support it is recieving from everywhere. And i dedicate all of this positive energy toward a Great Hero of mine (although not perfect) who has performed many miracles in his physical life and who has and will be for many moons continue to be a glowing light in the dark for those who see something better inside of themselves and have the will and desire to pursue it. Evolution. May our good works be recorded and duplicated, and may our sins be recorded and forgiven. Amen
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I don't understand why assume that is a 1/1 probablity of S|R instead of R|R? Only ocurrs 1 state of S and in this state you don't know what is the prior state. Why assume that the prior state was S and not R? asked 15 Nov '11, 23:35 apis3445 |
P(S|R) is the probability that the day that follows a rainy day will be sunny. It probably would have been clearer if he had written something like P(day_(t+1)=S | day_(t)=R) answered 15 Nov '11, 23:39 L_McLean ♦ |
Ok thanks I was understanding wrong. answered 16 Nov '11, 00:01 apis3445 Glad I helped :)
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The Thoracic Oncology team specializes in treating and caring for patients with lung and esophageal cancer and cancers metastatic to the chest. The multidisciplinary treatment team includes:
Joseph Stewart Friedberg, MD Charles Reid Edwards Professor of Surgery Thoracic Surgeon-in-Chief, University of Maryland Medical System Special Interests: Pleural Mesothelioma, Peritoneal Mesothelioma, Thoracic Malignancies Medical Degree: Harvard Medical School Residency: Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, Otolaryngology; Massachusetts General Hospital, General Surgery Fellowship: Brigham & Women's Hospital- Cardiothoracic Surgery Certifications: Surgery; Thoracic Surgery 410-328-6366/appointments
Whitney Burrows, MD Assistant Professor of Surgery Special Interests: Esophageal Cancer; Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease; Esophageal Motility Disorders; Lung Cancer; Mesothelioma; Emphysema; Thymectomy; Myasthenia Gravis; Sympathectomy; Hyperhidrosis Medical Degree: New York University School of Medicine Residency: Mount Sinai School of Medicine, Washington University School of Medicine Fellowship: Mayo Clinic Certifications: Surgery; Thoracic Surgery 410-328-6366/appointments 410-328-6366/academic office
Shamus R. Carr, MD, FACS Assistant Professor of Surgery Associate Chief of Division of Thoracic Surgery Special Interests: Lung Cancer; Minimally Invasive Surgery; Robotic Surgery; Benign and Malignant Esophageal Disease; Chest Wall Deformities Medical Degree: Dartmouth Medical School Residency: Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, General Surgery; University of Pennsylvania, General Surgery; University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, Cardiothoracic Surgery Fellowship: Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, Thoracic Surgery Certifications: Surgery; Thoracic Surgery 410-328-6366/appointments 410-328-6366/academic office
James M. Donahue, MD Assistant Professor of Surgery Special Interests: Lung Cancer Surgery; Esophageal Cancer Surgery; Mediastinal Tumors; Mesothelioma; Metastatic Cancer to the Lung; Chest Wall Tumors, Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease; Barrett's Esophagus; Esophageal Motility Disorders Medical Degree: Harvard Medical School Residency: Massachusetts General Hospital Fellowship: Mayo Clinic Certifications: Surgery; Thoracic Surgery 410-328-6366/appointment 410-328-6366/academic office
Gavin Henry, MD, FACS Assistant Professor of Surgery Special Interests: Robotic Surgery; Esophageal Cancer; Benign Esophageal Disease; Lung Cancer; Lung Nodules; Thymoma Associated with Myasthenia Gravis; Pneumothorax; Pleural Effusions Medical Degree: University of Maryland School of Medicine Residencies: University of Maryland Medical Center - General Surgery; Cardiothoracic Surgery Fellowship: University of Maryland Medical Center - Cardiothoracic Surgery; George Washington University Hospital - Cardiothoracic Surgery Certifications: Surgery; Thoracic Surgery
Shelby J. Stewart, MD Assistant Professor of Surgery Special Interests: Lung Cancer; Esophageal Cancer; Benign Esophageal Disease and Surgery; Thymoma; Thymic Cancer; Minimally Invasive Surgery; Robotic Surgery Medical Degree: University of Michigan School of Medicine Residencies: Albert Einstein Medical Center- General Surgery; Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center- Cardiothoracic Surgery Fellowship: Brigham and Women's Hospital- Minimally Invasive Thoracic Surgery Certifications: Surgery; Cardiothoracic Surgery 410-328-6366/appointment 410-328-6366/academic office
Petr F. Hausner, MD, PhD Chief, Hematology/Oncology VA Medical Center; Associate Professor of Medicine, Program in Oncology Special Interests: Melanoma, Kaposi Sarcoma, Mesothelioma, Lung cancer, Thymoma, Esophageal, Carcinoid; Gap Junctional communications, Epithelial-Mesothelial transition, Milky Spots Certifications: Internal Medicine, Medical Oncology 410-328-6080/appointments 410-328-2565/academic office
Heather D. Mannuel, MD Assistant Professor of Medicine Special Interests: Medical Oncology, Genitourinary Cancer, Lung Cancer Medical Degree: University of Maryland School of Medicine Residency: University of Maryland School of Medicine, Internal Medicine Fellowship: University of MD Medical System, Hematology/Oncology Certification: Internal Medicine 410-328-7904 / appointments 410-328-2567 / academic office
Kenneth Miller, MD Associate Professor of Medicine Medical Director, UMGCCC Stoler Outpatient Pavilion Special Interests: Lung Cancer, Cancer Survivorship Medical Degree: Tufts University School of Medicine Residency: Yale-New Haven Hospital - Internal Medicine Fellowships: National Institutes of Health - Hematology; Johns Hopkins Hospital - Oncology Certifications: Internal Medicine, Medical Oncology, Palliative Care 410-328-7904 / appointments
Dan Zandberg, MD Assistant Professor of Medicine Special Interests: Head and Neck Cancer; Gastrointestinal Cancer Medical Degree: Jefferson Medical College Residency: The George Washington University Medical Center, Internal Medicine Fellowship: University of Maryland Medical Center, Hematology/Oncology Certification: Internal Medicine 410-328-7904 / appointments 410-328-2565 / academic office
Mohan Suntha, MD Marlene and Stewart Greenebaum Professor of Radiation Oncology President and CEO, University of Maryland Medical Center Special Interests: Thoracic Oncology, Head and Neck Cancer, GI Oncology Medical Degree: Thomas Jefferson Medical College Certification: Radiation Oncology 410-328-6080/appointments 410-328-2331/academic office
Steven J. Feigenberg, MD Associate Professor of Radiation Oncology; Director of Clinical Research; Director of the Stereotactic Body Radiotherapy Program; Director of Emerging Technology Special Interests: Breast Cancer; Lung Cancer; Stereotactic Body Radiotherapy (SBRT) for Lung, Liver and Spine Malignancies Medical Degree: Hahnemann University School of Medicine Residency: University of Florida, Gainesville 800-492-5538 / appointments 410-328-6080 / academic office
Pranshu Mohindra, MD, MBBS Assistant Professor Special Interests: Lung Cancer; Esophageal Cancer; Mesothelioma; Thymic Tumors; Mediastinal and Chest Wall Tumors; Hematologic Malignancies; Gynecologic Malignancies; Multi-modality Clinical Trials Medical Degree: University of Mumbai, DR. D.Y. Patil Medical College Residencies: Tata Memorial Center, University of Mumbai, India; University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI Fellowship: Princess Margaret Hospital, University of Toronto Internship: University of Mumbai, DR. D.Y. Patil Medical College Research Fellowship: University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center
Charles B. Simone, II, MD Associate Professor of Radiation Oncology Medical Director, Maryland Proton Treatment Center Special Interests: Thoracic malignancies, including lung cancer, mesothelioma, mediastinal diseases and thymic cancer Medical Degree: University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine Residency: National Cancer Institute Certification: Radiation Oncology 410-369-5200 / appointments
Jean Jeudy, MD Assistant Professor of Diagnostic Radiology Special Interests: Cardiac Imaging; Thoracic Radiology Medical Degree: University fo Maryland School of Medicine Residencies: Long Island College Hospital, Diagnostic Radiology; Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, Diagnostic Radiology Certifications: Diagnostic Radiology
Charles White, MD Professor of Diagnostic Radiology and Nuclear Medicine Special Interests: Thoracic Radiology Certification: Internal Medicine, Radiology 410-328-5700/appointments 410-328-1296/academic office
Bruce D. Greenwald, MD Professor of Medicine, Program in Oncology Special Interests: Esophageal Cancer, GI Oncology, Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Crohn's Disease, Ulcerative Colitis, Endoscopic Ultrasound, Laser Therapy Certification: Internal Medicine 410-328-5196/appointments 410-328-8731/academic office
Allen Burke, MD Professor of Pathology Special Interests: Cardiovascular Pathology; Pulmonary Pathology Medical Degree: University of California Los Angeles School of Medicine Residency: Letterman Army Medical Center, Pathology Certifications: Anatomic & Clinical Pathology
E. James Britt, MD Professor of Medicine Special Interests: Diagnostic Pulmonary Medicine, Bronchoscopy Certification: Internal Medicine, Pulmonary, Critical Care 410-706-2171/appointments 410-706-2171/academic office
Edward M. Pickering, MD Assistant Professor of Medicine Special Interests: Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine Medical Degree: St. George's University School of Medicine Residency: University of Connecticut Health Center Fellowship: University of Maryland Medical System Certification: Internal Medicine, Pulmonary Disease 1-866-408-6885 / appointments 410-328-8141 / academic office
Ashutosh Sachdeva, MD Assistant Professor of Medicine Residency: Maulana Azad Medical College University of Delhi Fellowship: St. John's Mercy Medical Center, Critical Care Medicine; St. Louis University Hospital, Pulmonary/Critical Care Medicine; Virginia Commonwealth University Health Systems, Interventional Pulmonary Certifications: Critical Care; Internal Medicine, AIM; Pulmonary Disease
Melissa Culligan, RN, MS Clinical Instructor of Surgery Program Administrator, Division of Thoracic Surgery Director of Clinical Research, Division of Thoracic Surgery
Lindsey Black, MS, CRNP Nurse Practitioner, Division of Thoracic Surgery Masters of Science: University of Maryland School of Nursing; Baltimore, MD Bachelors of Nursing: Liberty University; Lynchburg, VA Experience: Oncology and Thoracic Surgery Clinical Nurse Specialist and Nurse Practitioner at Frederick Memorial Hospital; Registered Nurse in the Multi-trauma ICU at the Shock Trauma Center at the University of Maryland Medical Center; Registered Nurse in Medical Surgical Care Unit at Carolinas Specialty Hospital Certifications: Adult Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner; Adult Gerontology Clinical Nurse Specialist (wellness through acute care) 410-328-6366/appointments
Colleen Norton, RN Nurse Navigator, University of Maryland Mesothelioma and Thoracic Oncology Treatment and Research Center 410-328-6366/contact Seantrese Wimbush, RN 410-328-6366/contact
Genetic Counseling:
Jessica Scott, MGC Certified Genetic Counselor 410-328-7904
Clinical Nutrition Services:
Jenny Taylor, RD, LDN, CNSD Senior Dietitian 410-328-5462
Integrative Medicine and Palliative Medicine:
Brian Berman, MD Professor of Family Medicine Founder and Director, UM Center for Integrative Medicine Special Interests: Acupuncture; Complementary Medicine; Homeopathy Residency: UCLA Center for Health Sciences; Anesthesiology; University of Maryland Medical System, Family Medicine
Delia Chiaramonte, MD Assistant Professor Director of Education, Department of Complementary and Integrative Medicine Special Interests: Complementary Medicine, End-of-life Care, Doctor-patient Communication Medical Degree: Drexel University College of Medicine Residency: Thomas Jefferson University Hospital Fellowship: Thomas Jefferson University Hospital Certification: Family Medicine, Hospice and Palliative Medicine
Psychosocial Services:
Patricia Widra, MD Clinical Assistant Professor of Psychiatry Special Interests: Anxiety Disorders; Consultation Liaison Psychiatry; Perinatal Mood; Women's Mental Health Medical Degree: Rutgers University Robert Wood Johnson Medical School Residency: Thomas Jefferson University Hospital, Psychiatry 866-408-6885 / appointments
Occupational and Environmental Health/Epidemiology:
Melissa A. McDiarmid, MD, MPH
Professor of Medicine Special Interests: Occupational Exposures; Occupational Medicine/Toxicology Medical Degree: Johns Hopkins, M.P.H.; University of Maryland, M.D. Residency: Thomas Jefferson University Certifications: Internal Medicine; Toxicology; Preventive/Occupational Medicine


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Hello and thanks for the help in advance. I'm very new to Linux and ISPConfig, but quick to learn. I'm having some issues during the installation of ISPConfig. I followed the Perfect Setup to install SuSE 10.1 and everything goes well till I setup ISPConfig using the ISPConfig Manual Installation I am unable to login to ISPConfig using admin/admin. I'm under the assumption that I'm having issues with MySql because when I run this – /etc/init.d/ispconfig_server restart I get this- So, I, vi /root/ispconfig/scripts/lib/config.inc.php to see what line 47 is: I'm guessing the server conf file is having issues, so I vi /home/admispconfig/ispconfig/lib/config.inc.php to see some of the configuration, and here is my setup. When I do a mysql –u root –p Password "xxxxxx' then a show databases; use information_schema; Database changed mysql> show tables; +---------------------------------------+ | Tables_in_information_schema | +---------------------------------------+ | CHARACTER_SETS | | COLLATIONS | | COLLATION_CHARACTER_SET_APPLICABILITY | | COLUMNS | | COLUMN_PRIVILEGES | | KEY_COLUMN_USAGE | | ROUTINES | | SCHEMATA | | SCHEMA_PRIVILEGES | | STATISTICS | | TABLES | | TABLE_CONSTRAINTS | | TABLE_PRIVILEGES | | TRIGGERS | | VIEWS | | USER_PRIVILEGES | +---------------------------------------+ 16 rows in set (0.00 sec) That is where I am stuck. If anyone can help, I would appreciate it. Thanks again, WW…
What's the output of Code: show tables; in ispconfig_database? Are the MySQL user (should be root) and password correct in /home/admispconfig/ispconfig/lib/config.inc.php? Is it possible you manually installed the SQL dump that came with ISPConfig?
This is what I have for show tables; using ispconfig_database I checked /home/admispconfig/ispconfig/lib/config.inc.php? and here is what I have. The root name and password are correct. I see that the database ispconfig_database is empty.. how do I populate that? Not sure on the SQL Dump. I just followed the ISPConfig Installation Manual Thanks alot for the help. I appriciate it. WW..
Does your MySQL root password contain special characters? Then you should change it. Special characters have caused problems in the past (there are some threads about this in the forum). You can't populate it manually. Please remove the empty database and the directories /root/ispconfig and /home/admispconfig and install ISPConfig again. That's good because you can't install the SQL dump manually.
You must specify a database name that doesn't exist yet. mysql is an existing database name, and it's crucial for the functioning of MySQL!


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Apparently I prefer getting up at 4 am to driving by myself in downtown Grand Rapids. Have I ever told you that I'm kind of a baby? You see, today is Tattoo Touch up Day and our artist is in DT GR, where John works.
And I hate that drive.
So today, I got up and drove in with him, then slept in my Jeep for a couple of hours and now I'm blogging live from Starbucks!
I wish it could be Biggby :/
I didn't even drink the coffee. Judge me, I don't care. I love Biggby.
Anyway- this is the piece I was telling you about YESTERDAY. I absolutely love how it has turned out. I made a couple of revisions after taking the pictures yesterday (which you can see below- though the quality isn't as good) and then I have a few more ideas for today. So I'll have to post a final product soon.
My boss, Genny, gave me this bathroom set when remodeling her home. It was made to be screwed into the wall, but the rack and bathroom cabinet were too heavy for our apartment walls. I decided to use them for craft storage and turned them upside down so that they would rest on the heavy shelf (top side). I gave it a good cleaning and then started the steps below. Don't be afraid to take an old bathroom cabinet and put it somewhere else in your home for storage. I love this so much, I wish it could live in our living room, but currently our home is too small. Next home... this is getting a more prominent place. You can rest it on a table, in the laundry room, on a large shelf... wherever. Don't feel chained to the bathroom!
(1) Paint it. You can't really tell because of the original color of the cabinet, but I taped it off and went to town. I painted in stripes... everywhere... as well as just entire sections of grey. Though it comes off looking much more blue in pictures?
(2) Assess it. At this point I thought I was finished and stuffed it full of goodies, but as I looked at the pictures, I realized that the top half seemed a bit separated from the rest of the cabinet with all of the white. I also decided it needs new knobs (which I haven't gotten yet- but will visit Hobby Lobby for).
So I added a cute little heart on top. But then I decided there was still too much white. So I painted the top grey entirely, then added a grey stripe to the shelf on top. The little white heart didn't turn out as well as the original grey, but I can't redo it. I mixed my own custom paint for this bad boy, so matching it exactly to cover up the white heart would be nearly impossible.
I like it much better with the top painted as well. I think it ties it together nicely. Again, I love how this turned out. Because it's grey, it can go in nearly any room in our home, so as soon as we get a bigger home, this bad boy is getting a bigger display place!
John and I attempted to make the CAKE WAFFLE ICE CREAM sandwiches I saw on Pinterest the other day. John loved them but I wasn't really feeling it as much. I think it didn't turn out as well because we used a brownie batter that was all natural and flavored with stevia instead of sugar. Have you looked into stevia? I'm not sold as to whether or not it's better or worse than sugar. It's marketed as Truvia, Purevia, Stevia in the Raw and many other brands. It's funny because my BFF, Steph, asked me what I thought of it a few months ago and I didn't realize it was the same thing as Truvia. Ah well. Any thoughts?
I'm about to hit the mall, then grab lunch for my Johnny Boy. I hope you have an excellent day! As always, thanks for reading.


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Nearly half of the Top 100 recruits have Twitter, but follower counts vary.
Notre Dame on the rise with the addition of Gunner Kiel.
Folsom's Tanner Trosin selected as State Player of the Year after shattering numerous records.
The West roster for the 2012 U.S. All-American Bowl game.
MaxPreps reveals the top player who wears each number, 1 through 99.
Arizona's 2012 recruiting class left in limbo after sudden decision; Nelson Agholor elevates to No. 1 athlete spot; Randall Cunningham and son will be TV guests.
Dorial Green-Beckham's 18-catch, 284-yard performance on national television had Twitter buzzing.
Kent Taylor is the nation's No. 1 tight end.


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WASHINGTON — U.S. job openings and overall hiring both reached five-year highs in September, signaling steady improvement in the job market.
Job postings rose 69,000 to a seasonally adjusted 3.9 million, the Labor Department said Friday. That's the most since March, 2008, just a few months after the Great Recession began.


text: Rumor: Google Editions, Another Ebook Store, Will Launch This MonthKat Hannaford12/01/10 4:00amFiled to: Googlegoogle editionseditionsEbookEbookseReadersebook store22EditPromoteShare to KinjaToggle Conversation toolsGo to permalinkDelayed from 2009 to 2010, Google's ebook store Editions is rumored to launch this month in the US, and next year for the rest of the world. Taking on Amazon's Kindle platform, it'll launch with 400,00-600,000 ebooks. [Bloomberg]


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A Chambersburg woman has been charged in a hit-and-run accident on Interstate 81 that sent two people to the hospital early on the morning of Oct. 4.
Maryland State Police issued a press release, and information from the public identified the driver as Amanda Brittany West, 27, of Chambersburg.
David Wayne Robinson of Hagerstown was traveling south on Interstate 81 before Halfway Boulevard at 1:29 a.m. Friday when a white Saturn Vue with Pennsylvania plates struck the rear of his Toyota Camry. Robinson's car ran off the road and overturned. He and his passenger, Helen Christina Robinson, were taken to Meritus Medical Center.
Chambersburg woman is charged in hit-and-run along I-81
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