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Matt Proposes at the Studios
Posted 04 January 2007 - 04:18 PM
Marissa, my girlfriend
Annette, my travel agent
As some of you know, I proposed to my girlfriend on my trip to Walt Disney World this past December. I picked Walt Disney World because….I had no choice. For a long time, she had told me I could only propose to her on Walt Disney World property so every time we went down, I knew she had in the back of her mind the thought that I could be proposing. Personally, I like for things to be a surprise so I wanted to really surprise her so I coordinated with a travel agent friend of mine to make this happen. Below is what happened on the day I decided to propose.
The big day
We woke up at the Boardwalk and had plans to go to Animal Kingdom to meet up with some friends as well as go to an Annual Pass preview for the Finding Nemo musical. We arrived at Animal Kingdom before the gates opened and ran into Lou Mongello (Author of the Walt Disney World Trivia books) and spoke with him for a bit before Len Testa (coauithor of the Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World) found us three and invited us to jump in line with him in front. We all eventually made our way into the park and decided to go ride Everest.
When we got to Everest it was actually not running for some reason. We (and the rest of the people in the park) decided to go get a FASTPASS. In the meantime, Lou left to go to a meet while myself, Marissa, Len, Len's wife and another statistician for the Unofficial Guide went to ride Dinosaur.
For those who don't know, I'm petrified of Dinosaur. I can't explain it but I can't open my eyes and I just cower next to whomever I'm sitting next to. Well, Len didn't believe me so we rode and as predicted, I was scared and was very glad when it was over.
Afterwards it was time for our Annual Pass preview of the Finding Nemo musical which was cute. If you go, be sure to sit in the seats close to the center and in the back section as those sitting in the front will have to turn around a lot to see performers who sometimes are behind them.
After Nemo Everest was up and running and our FASTPASS's were valid so we managed to ride Everest very quickly. After exiting Everest, Marissa and I decided we had done everything we wanted to do in Animal Kingdom so decided we should go to Animal Kingdom Lodge to check in and perhaps relax a bit before our plans for the afternoon. On our way out we ran into my travel agents, which is significant because I was conspiring with them to plan the activities for the evening to propose. I was able to mouth a few things to my travel agent, Annette, who was coordinating things on her side.
After exiting Animal Kingdom, we went to the Lodge to check in. Unfortunately our room was not ready yet so we walked around the Lodge and looked at the animals and spent some time laughing at the flamingos which for those who haven't seen them, are the real life equivalent to the sea gulls in Finding Nemo.
We had a 1:30 ADR at Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater so we made our way to MGM and I know what you're thinking, "Matt, why did you eat the Sci-Fi? Don't you hate it?â€. I do! But I figure you have to check these places out every so often to see if they've gotten better. They didn't. The food is still overpriced and average tasting at best.
Following lunch I had two Mousefest meets to attend, the first being the Star Tours meet and then the podfest meet. At the podfest meet, another one of the travel agents working with Annette managed to snag me while I told Marissa I was going to mingle with the people there and she told me everything was in place.
Before I go any further, let me tell you the plan now (emphasis on "planâ€). The plan was for Marissa and I to walk down the main street of the Osborne Lights and find a bench near Lights, Motors, Action where we had sat last year to watch the lights where I would then excuse myself to go to the bathroom where I'd meet Annette who would have a bouquet of roses and I would go back to Marissa, surprise her and propose.
Back to reality… we exited podfest and made our way to the Writer's Stop to wait for the Osborne Lights to turn on. I was incredibly nervous. Marissa had gotten a bucket of popcorn but I was too nervous to eat any of it. I wasn't nervous because I didn't think she'd say no, but proposing isn't exactly an easy thing to do. Plus I wanted it to all go off without a hitch.
Well the lights turned on and we made our way down the street just as I planned and I told Marissa we should go sit in the bench we had sat in last year. Well we got to the spot and…the bench was gone! I quickly improvised and told her to wait here while I go to the bathroom and we would find another bench when I got back. Good recovery, right? Well, here's what happened next…
Me: I'm going to go to the bathroom
Marissa; OK, I'll go too.
Me: Umm….no.
Marissa: Why?
Me: Why don't you just wait here for me?
Marissa: Because I have to go. Why don't you want me to go to the bathroom with you?
Me: …..no reason, fine, let's go to the bathroom.
So we both went to the bathrooms by Lights, Motors, Action although I walked in and out and found Annette who had spotted Marissa coming and ducked under a bush or something We frantickly panicked while I explained what happened. Annette said she would take the flowers to another bench where another travel agent was sitting and I would bring Marissa there and we would pretend to run into each other and I could propose there.
Marissa got out of the bathroom and now I needed an excuse to back to an area we had seen. The best I could come up with was "Let's see the lights from the reverse angle†and she either bought it or knows I'm a dork and went along with it.
We got to the bench and I did my best acting job and pointed out the travel agents to Marissa and we all acted how funny it was to run into them. There were two agents on the bench and one excused herself to go take photos of the lights and Annette invited us both to sit down and talk to her. Just as we were about to sit down, a little girl sat down on the bench instead! Annette and I panicked, not knowing what to do. One of the other travel agents quickly went to the girl's family and explained what was happening and the family shooed away the girl and we sat down.
A few chit-chats later and Annette excused herself and it was finally just Marissa and I. I told her I had a surprise for her and reached under the bench and pulled out a bouquet of flowers wrapped in a bag that Annette had placed there and gave them to her. Before Marissa could count how many roses there were, I got down on one knee and pulled out a ring I had hidden in my backpack and asked her to marry me. She nodded yes, not able to talk and we hugged and kissed. Evidently the only thing I screwed up was I was supposed to put the ring on her hand but Marissa whispered it to me and I put it on her finger. Afterwards our travel agents who were lurking to watch snapped away lots of photos and we posed for some more. It went off really well and I owe so much credit to Annette who made it all possible.
Posted 04 January 2007 - 06:57 PM
You had a good plan and the recovery was even better. Sometimes trying to get the rest of the world to cooperate can be a little troublesome. But it sounds like you had good help. It is a great story that you will be able to tell for years to come. The Sith Household is very happy for you and the future Mrs. Quickgold.
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Posted 04 January 2007 - 11:04 PM
Congrats to you and Marissa. Very nice story. I like they way she thinks "only at Disney". It sounds like you are also good friends, which will make for a very good life partnership. Are you going to have the wedding at Disney too? That would be great fun.
Good Luck,
(Lowell's Mom)
Mad, Mad, Mad about Disney!
May 21-28, 2013
Wilderness Lodge
Posted 05 January 2007 - 11:04 AM
BTW, I forgot it was Mousefest and was wondering how much business you give your travel agent that they get to go on vacation with you!
Posted 05 January 2007 - 01:13 PM
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Posted 05 January 2007 - 02:06 PM
Congratulations to you both. Sounds like a great story and memory for you.
This is the year of a million dreams! :mrgreen:
Did you set a date?
Best wishes and may the force be with you always!
Posted 05 January 2007 - 03:25 PM
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Posted 05 January 2007 - 08:53 PM
Happy Planning
(Lowell's Mom)
Mad, Mad, Mad about Disney!
May 21-28, 2013
Wilderness Lodge
Posted 07 January 2007 - 01:11 PM
"We'd like to dedicate this to our friends out there in that superstretch limo...."
Posted 07 January 2007 - 05:04 PM
(And PS, Disney weddings really ARE cheap if you limit it to 18 guests, but I think I've told you this too!)
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Karstens pleased with progress from tendinitis
By Tom Singer / MLB.com
BRADENTON, Fla. -- Jeff Karstens made 34 pitches in a two-inning session Friday afternoon at Pirate City -- the second frame without a protective L-screen in front of him on the mound -- and was pleased with how he felt, especially given that it was his second simulated turn in four days.
"Absolutely, that was significant for me," Karstens said. "I was able to make adjustments in the second inning, mixing in more breaking pitches. And it was great to pitch without the screen. That really got the competitive juices flowing."
The plan is for Karstens to again lay low for a couple of days, then throw a bullpen session. The next step after that would be his Grapefruit League debut.
Karstens has been held back by a mild case of biceps tendinitis, with his inclusion in the season-opening rotation still in jeopardy. Even if he progresses without any setbacks, that first exhibition outing would not come earlier than March 14, only three weeks before the Bucs will need a No. 4 starter.
Karstens would only be beginning to stretch out his arm, of course. Pittsburgh's other starters are already at the four-inning mark.
Lefty relievers boost their resumes for roster spot
BRADENTON, Fla. -- The southpaw derby isn't officially on the Pirates' Spring Training racing form. But it officially got under way Friday night, in the middle of the Bucs' 6-3 exhibition loss to the Orioles.
If there is a seat in the bullpen waiting for a second left-hander to complement Tony Watson -- and manager Clint Hurdle has never identified that as a necessity -- Kris Johnson and Mike Zagurski upped their bids.
Working consecutively in relief of Kyle McPherson, both Johnson and Zagurski were perfect in their innings -- Zagurski doing it more impressively by striking out the side.
Johnson's outing improved his spring line to one run allowed in 3 2/3 innings, with five strikeouts. Zagurski has retired all nine men he has faced in three innings, also with five punchouts.
"It's too early to get into any competition for a spot on the roster," said Zagurski, a Major League veteran of 82 games, including 45 last season with Arizona. "The breaking ball, usually my strikeout pitch, was a little tighter tonight, and that's a good sign."
"All I'm concerned with is progression every time I go out there, getting a little better with every chance," said Johnson, still seeking his first big league exposure.
Both Johnson and Zagurski could be chasing Justin Wilson, the Bucs' fifth-round pick in the 2008 First-Year Player Draft who has allowed one earned run in six innings, and has fanned seven.
Last word
"I thought I'd be seeing Grilli in three days. I guess not." -- Pirates pitching coach Ray Searage, watching on the clubhouse television as Jason Grilli's Team Italy dismantled Canada to bolster its chances of advancing in the World Baseball Classic.
Worth noting
• Kyle McPherson was down to hurl the first four innings of Friday night's game against the Orioles, but had to leave after a 28-pitch and three-run third. McPherson was still pleased with the work, especially with the feel for his curveball.
"No one wants to see a three-spot go up. But I was confident throwing the curve ahead or behind in the count," McPherson said of his signature pitch. "Really, all my pitches felt good."
"He showed three Major League pitches at times," said manager Clint Hurdle, citing the changeup along with the curve and fastball.
• Russell Martin (sore shoulder) had been penciled in to resume catching on Saturday, but instead will do so in one of Sunday's split-squad road games. He threw to second base in Friday's drills and reported no issues.
• Also delayed a day is Charlie Morton's first batting-practice session on the slow road back from Tommy John surgery in June. Morton will now throw on Monday, likely only a logistical concession to the fact the team and staff will be on the road at two sites on Sunday.
• Dave Arrigo, the Pirates' team photographer, is already warming up his shutter finger for Sunday's photo day in Pirate City. He'll be shooting the approximately 130 Minor Leaguers - six times each, once hatless, then in turn wearing the caps of all five teams in the Bucs' system (Indianapolis, Altoona, Bradenton, West Virginia and Jamestown). Gotta have all possible assignments covered, you know.
Tom Singer is a reporter for MLB.com and writes an MLBlog Change for a Nickel. He can also be found on Twitter @Tom_Singer. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.

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TUSCALOOSA — University of Alabama offensive lineman D.J. Fluker has decided to enter the National Football League draft early and is expected to announce the decision in the coming days.
TUSCALOOSA — University of Alabama offensive lineman D.J. Fluker has decided to enter the National Football League draft early and is expected to announce the decision in the coming days. The intentions of two other Alabama juniors with decisions to make regarding an early jump to the NFL — cornerback Dee Milliner and running back Eddie Lacy — remain unclear. Milliner, however, as a very highly likely first-round choice based on most draft service projections, is expected to turn pro as well.
Alabama is expected to schedule a news conference as early as today for the announcements.
Nfldraftscout.com rates Fluker as the No. 40 overall prospect for the 2013 draft and projects him as a late-first or early-second round pick. The draft service ranks Milliner as an early first-round pick, while Lacy's standing with the NFL draft varies among most draft services. Nfldraftscout.com rates Lacy as a second-round choice.
Tide coach Nick Saban has said he generally supports players leaving his program early if they project as first-round draft picks, but believes staying in school is usually best for all others.
Fluker, a fourth-year junior and three-year starter at right tackle, was a first team All-SEC selection and a second-team Associated Press All-American in 2012. He started every game for the Crimson Tide last season, as the team amassed 3,484 rushing yards with an average of 5.6 yards per carry and 227.5 yards per game while only allowing 23 sacks.
Three other key members of Alabama's junior class, linebacker C.J. Mosley, guard Anthony Steen and quarterback AJ McCarron, already have announced their intention to stay at Alabama for a senior season in 2013.
Steen's announcement came Wednesday.
"After sitting down with my family and Coach Saban, I have decided it is in my best interest to return for my senior season," Steen said. "Getting my degree was one of my goals when I came to the University of Alabama, and I am on schedule to graduate this spring."
If Fluker, Milliner and Lacy all turn pro, it would mark six Alabama juniors to enter the NFL draft in the last two years. In 2012, Alabama lost linebacker Dont'a Hightower, cornerback Dre Kirkpatrick and running back Trent Richardson to early NFL draft entry. All three were first-round choices of the Patriots, Bengals and Browns, respectively.


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As the attorneys and the judge in the case questioned more than three dozen potential jurors, several themes featured prominently.
The Defense attorneys frequently asked about the credibility of DNA evidence, which will likely play a central role in the trial.
Last month, defense attorney Manuel Guerrero said the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension found none of Franco's DNA on the van's two front airbags, but did find the DNA of an unidentified male.
The finding appears to be a key piece of evidence for Franco. She maintains her boyfriend was driving the van when it crashed, even though a first responder said he found her pinned behind the steering wheel.
Franco initially told police she was driving the van, but later switched her story and blamed her boyfriend.
Guerrero asked potential jurors about their familiarity with domestic violence. According to news reports, Franco has said her boyfriend hit her, and that before he fled the accident scene he threatened her life if she told anyone about him.
On the prosecution side, attorney Richard Maes seemed particularly interested in knowing why some jurors like crime shows and whether they thought the forensic technology such as DNA analysis used to solve crimes in such shows like CSI is realistic.
He also asked potential jurors who are parents why they think their children lie and shift blame to others when they do something wrong.
All of them said children are afraid of consequences. Maes also wanted to know from jurors if they trust law enforcement, fire fighters, and first responders to do a good job.
One of the most prominent themes in the questions to potential jurors was an issue that is irrelevant to the trial: immigration.
Many of the people questioned expressed strong opinions about Latinos and illegal immigration on juror questionnaires and in the court room.
One juror who was eventually sworn in said people who are in this country illegally do not deserve the same constitutional protections as citizens and residents.
But some of the people who expressed such views were seated on the jury after pledging to set aside those opinions.
Defense attorneys explained that Franco's immigration status is a civil matter and not an issue for the jury to consider.
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Two years after retirement, Frank Shamrock is a half-pound shy of the middleweight division in which he once fought.
A pound-and-a-half of that bulk is white wine and beer, he told MMAjunkie.com Radio (www.mmajunkie.com/radio).
Shamrock calls this state "fat and happy," though he'll most likely never resemble the former to the outside world. He hikes three times a week and stays away from junk food. The 39-year-old ex-champ is married with a son and presses palms across the country as he tends to several business ventures. The fight game is still very much a part of his life: He is set to commentate at kickboxing event GLORY 3 in Rome this weekend, where some of the world's top standup artists will ply their trade.
But the days of putting himself through the pain of competition are long over for the former UFC and Strikeforce champ. Shamrock recently commentated a YouTube video with an X-ray of his spine, which has been horribly twisted from years of abuse as a professional fighter. He still suffers neck pain from falling headlong into concrete after being kicked in the face during a fight in Japan. Happy is the feeling that he's made it this far, and also the surety he'll never do that again.
Retirement came with another realization: He needed to tell his story. Shamrock in September released his autobiography, "Uncaged: My Life as a Champion MMA Fighter," which chronicles his upbringing in an abusive home before his redemption as a fighter – widely credited as the prototype for a modern, well-rounded mixed martial artist.
"I never really got serious about it until I saw the end of my fighting career come," Shamrock said. "I realized that I couldn't go out and entertain people."
Shamrock always has sought that connection in one way or another. He sought training in Japan eight months after being released from a California prison for armed robbery, and, lonely among non-English speakers, rode subways seeking out blond-haired, blue-eyed riders. As a fighter, his in-cage personality often resembled a third combatant; fighting Bas Rutten in Japanese MMA pioneer Pancrase, he clowned the Dutchman while taking slaps to the head.
Halfway into writing "Uncaged," Shamrock discovered that while he had a lot of stories to tell, he wasn't writing the right one. A voracious reader as a child, he wanted to write and sought books as a way of escaping grim surroundings. But he didn't read the type of story that perhaps would have inspired him not to walk the bad path he did before he finally found MMA.
"I needed to write the book I wanted to read, which was a real book about a real person who really made it and probably wasn't supposed to," Shamrock said. "That was the book I needed to read. It would have really helped."
After redoubling his efforts, Shamrock found his voice. He believes "Uncaged" gives only an honest look at his career, but offers a message to those who might be struggling in their lives.
Shamrock himself is still healing from his journey. In December, he'll undergo corrective surgery for his back; a whole vertebrae will be removed and replaced.
But he'll be back on his feet for a book tour when he recovers.
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Palo Alto's economic recovery may be in full bloom, but city leaders offered plenty of reasons for caution Monday, including uncertainties over labor negotiations, infrastructure needs and lease negotiations over Cubberley Community Center.
Each of these wildcards clouds an otherwise bright picture in the city's latest Long Term Financial Forecast, an annual report that presents a snapshot of the city's economic health. The report, which covers the period of 2014-24, estimates that the city will have a surplus in each of these years and that these surpluses will range from $1.9 million to $8.9 million. This will result in a cumulative surplus of $47.5 million, according to the forecast.
The optimistic assumptions are based on positive trends in just about every major revenue category, including sales, property and hotel taxes. The forecast shows the city's revenues gradually increasing from $166.3 million in the current fiscal year to $225.5 million. Hotel taxes are expected to grow particularly fast in the next two years thanks to new hotels such as the Epiphany on Hamilton Avenue and the Hilton at the former site of Palo Alto Bowl. The forecast shows transient-occupancy taxes growing by 14.1 percent this year, by 14.9 percent in 2015 and by 16.5 percent in 2016 before the numbers begin tapering off toward a more moderate increase of about 5 percent. Projections show the revenues from hotel taxes growing from $11.5 million this year to $25.7 million in 2024.
Property taxes are also expected to continue their upward march. The new forecast shows them increasing by more than 5 percent annually over the next decade, going from $29.6 million this year to $51.1 million in 2024. Sales taxes are expected to rise over the same period from $23.8 million to $31.8 million.
Yet the good news comes with a long list of caveats and qualifiers. Expenditures on employee salaries and benefits are expected to steadily rise in the General Fund, going from $99.6 million in 2014 to $141.3 million. This does not even take into account the city's new agreement with its largest union, the Service Employees International Union, Local 521. The contract grants the workers a 4.5 percent increase over two years (2 percent in the first and 2.5 percent in the second), along with additional raises for hundreds of workers based on the median market rates for their positions. Some employees in the Utilities and Public Works departments received raises of more than 14 percent, reflecting the city's difficulty in retaining and recruiting workers for specialized positions.
The forecast shows salaries increasing by 8.2 percent this year before settling into modest increases ranging from 0.26 percent in 2015 to 1.9 percent each year between 2016 and 2024. Overall, the total the city expects to spend on salaries in the General Fund (which does not include utilities) is projected to go up from $62.7 million in 2014 to $74.7 million in 2024.
The report acknowledges that future negotiations with labor unions can significantly shift these figures. It notes that any additional cost beyond the 2 percent projected increase in salary and benefits, unless offset with other savings, will result in additional costs to the General Fund. Other factors that could cut into Palo Alto's economic prosperity include the rising costs of retiree health care; costs relating to the city's takeover of the Palo Alto Airport from Santa Clara County; possible changes to the city's fire-protection agreement with Stanford University; lease negotiations with the school district over Cubberley Community Center and broader changes in the local, state and regional economies.
At the same time, the council is looking at a long list of infrastructure projects it hopes to build in the coming years, including new police headquarters, two fire stations and a host of bike improvements.
Given these uncertainties and obligations, the council was tempered in its celebration of the city's financial upswing during its Monday meeting discussion.
"The report looks very positive, which is great, but there's still a lot of things that we want to get accomplished that we haven't found the funding sources for," said Councilman Marc Berman, who chairs the council's Finance Committee.
His colleagues agreed. Councilman Larry Klein noted that as recently as 2009, the city's long-term financial projections showed a decade of deficits. Happily, those projections didn't bear out, but they further underscored the difficulty of predicting the future beyond a year or two.
"If it changed one way, it can change the other way," Klein said. "I feel good about where we are but it's really with several grains of salt, because that's the way this goes."
City Manager James Keene agreed and said that while a 10-year forecast is a valuable tool for planning, he doesn't have much confidence in it beyond two or three years.
"All we need is a couple of swings and the whole line tips," Keene said.


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[T]he Xoom is equipped with formidable hardware. The 1GHz, NVIDIA Tegra 2-based slate boasts a sizable 1GB of DDR2 RAM, 32GB of internal storage, a 10.1-inch, 1280 x 800 capacitive display, 3G connectivity (Verizon on our review unit), along with front and rear facing cameras, HD video capability, and loads of wireless options. Not only is the Xoom clearly competitive (and frankly, more stacked) than most of its competition, Motorola has attempted to futureproof the device by offering a free hardware upgrade down the road which will give the tablet access to Big Red's 4G LTE network.
The HD screen boasts a resolution of 1280 by 800, versus 1024 by 768 for the iPad...Some apps for phones, like the popular game Angry Birds, filled the screen beautifully and worked fine.
Google wanted to bring Android to more than one hardware manufacturer, but doing so would make out executing Apple nearly impossible. The solution was to pick a hardware and a device partner for each major Android release. Google would work closely with those partners to release the flagship device for that version of Android. All of the other players in the Android ecosystem would be a bit behind the curve. It was a necessary evil in order to rev Android up quickly enough to compete with iOS... For Honeycomb, the tablet exclusive release of Android, Google's SoC partner is newcomer NVIDIA with its Tegra 2. And the device partner? Motorola with the Xoom.
Compared to the iPad the accelerometer/rotation magic seems to take longer on the Xoom. The lag between rotating the Xoom and the OS rotating the desktop seems to be just slightly greater on the Xoom compared to the first generation iPad.
5. Having cameras on the device is very nice. I used it last night at a discussion at Stanford and I filmed it. Because of the size of the Xoom it came out a lot steadier than anything I film with my iPhones. (This advantage will only last a month or so over iPad 2, but it's there). I can see using the other camera to do videoconferencing, too. Yeah, it's not the highest resolution camera you've ever seen on a mobile device, but it works pretty well, I'll try to get a video up tonight from it.6. HDMI connector. I have an HD screen downstairs. Here I can hook it up without buying a hyper-expensive Apple connector.7. Better resolution and form factor, especially for video. I love watching video on my iPad. Netflix rocks on it, especially when the kids have taken over my TV set. But I like the higher resolution of the Xoom (1280 pixels across instead of only 1024) and I like the longer and narrower form factor, which fits video better than the iPad does.
Out of the gate, the first thing we noticed about Honeycomb compared with iOS is the amount of information conveyed on the home screen. Through the use of widgets, you can glance your inbox, Twitter stream, Facebook news, and YouTube channels, all in one view. The whole metaphor feels more like a deck of cards on a playing table than the grid of apps we're accustomed to in iOS or an Android phone app drawer. It's not quite the clumsy mess of a conventional desktop, but not as rigid and size-constrained as a mobile OS. It's a thoughtful compromise.
[I]f you expect a relatively easy to understand experience here, you're going to get it, just so long as you don't expect know this user interface from top to bottom just because you've used Android before.
Each [drawer] contains elements you can drag to one or more of your homescreen panels. I say "or more" because you can place any number of instances of each item (except for wallpapers, of course,) in each panel. When we were checking out the XOOM Euro Edition in Barcelona, the demo units were FULL of clocks – people had dragged the same clock to every panel, and several times for each panel.
The virtual keyboard itself is pretty nice. Key spacing is good both in portrait and landscape modes and the learning curve isn't too steep. It's still faster (and less painful) to type on a physical keyboard, but for banging out short messages, emails and URLs - the virtual keyboard works.
The email and Gmail apps are both perfect fits for Honeycomb. The UI provides a two column view, folders/inboxes on the left with messages/previews on the right. The formula works so why change it?
Unfortunately the task list is limited to five items - you can't scroll to reveal more. I feel like this is a pretty big limitation as I do find myself going back to the Apps launcher screen more than I'd like given the functionality here. There's also no way to force quit apps from this list, which would've been another nice addition.
From a visual standpoint, we could most easily explain that Android 3.0 looks very much like the world of Tron. Think soft focus neon and cold, hard digital angles. A homescreen which phases between panels with a blue, ghosting glow that represents your last and next page. When you place items on the homescreens, you see a distant patchwork of grid marks, and a vector outline of where your icon or widget will eventually land. Even in the app list, you see electric blue representations of your icons before the icons themselves. The effect is angular, but the feel is still very human -- like a cross between the "chromeless" environment of Windows Phone 7, and the photorealism of webOS or iOS. It absolutely works. From the overall look and feel down to the method in which you get widgets onto your pages or change the wallpaper, everything is new here.
After using the Xoom for the past couple of days I can say that while the experience isn't horrible by any means, Honeycomb isn't anywhere near as stable as Froyo on the Atrix 4G. I've had many application crashes in both older Android apps and native Honeycomb apps. For a while there I couldn't get the Android Twitter app to work at all, even after a reboot...As I mentioned, it's not just third party apps. The Honeycomb Browser, camera app and even Marketplace have all crashed on me over the past two days.
The included Gallery app didn't render the images properly. Images lacked sharpness and suffered from artifacting, dithering, and macroblocking. It was almost as though I were looking at images that had undergone a preview render but never fully rendered. A Google spokesperson did not know what was going on, nor did Motorola. Nvidia, which makes the Tegra 2 processor, did not respond to my inquiry before I posted this review....Interestingly, though the Gallery player supports H.263, H.264, and .mp4 video files, it failed to play .wmv files that Android 2.2 and 2.1 devices had managed to play just fine.
As you can see in the above photo, gone is the amateurish and drab Android player. It's now been replaced with a dimensional, 3D interface that isn't just good looking, it's actually useful. There are 2D views when you jump into albums and playlists, but the flipbook navigation is actually not bad for finding your music.
I also tested the Xoom's front-facing 2-megapixel camera by performing a video chat with a Motorola employee using Google Talk software. The chat broke up or froze several times over Verizon's network, but we eventually got it to work pretty well on Wi-Fi.
While iPads come in a range of models priced all the way up to $829—none of which requires a cellphone contract—Apple's entry price for the iPad is just $499. By contrast, the base price of a Xoom without a cellphone contract is $800—60% more. And even with a Verizon two-year contract at $20 to $80 a month—depending on the data limit you choose—the least you can pay for a Xoom is $600, or 20% more before counting the contract costs.
As much as I like the Xoom and Honeycomb, I'd advise consumers to wait to see what Apple has up its sleeve next before committing to a higher price for the Motorola product.
The Xoom is the first large-screen tablet to provide stiff competition for Apple's iPad. But as smooth as many of its elements are, and as groundbreaking as this first-of-its-kind tablet is, its weaknesses prevent me from giving it a rousing endorsement. Software rough patches can be patched; but hardware frustrations may run deeper than any firmware update can fix.
I have to say, this is a lot better than I expected. Honeycomb feels a lot like Google's take on iOS without sacrificing any of what makes Android unique. It's a healthy combination of the appliance-like iOS without giving up any of the user facing customization & flexibility that Android users love. If you're a die hard iOS user then I don't think Honeycomb will tempt you, but if you're undecided or you can appreciate both then Honeycomb may actually push you over towards Google.
Is the Xoom a real competitor to the iPad? Absolutely. In fact, it outclasses the iPad in many ways. Still, the end user experience isn't nearly where it needs to be, and until Google paints its tablet strategy and software picture more clearly, we'd suggest a wait-and-see approach. Honeycomb and the Xoom are spectacular -- unfortunately they're a spectacular work in progress.
For all our criticisms, we are thrilled that Motorola, Google, and Verizon have teamed up to deliver the Xoom. It is the best alternative to the iPad we've seen, and there's every reason to believe it will get better over time with the addition of Adobe Flash support, 4G network compatibility, and refinements from Google. At its current price, we think the Xoom's appeal will be limited to early adopters and Android loyalists. As prices inevitably come down (or contracts become more lenient), the Xoom will likely realize its true potential.


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A backdraft triggered a massive explosion, sending dust and debris everywhere, and an eyewitness captured it all on a cell phone camera.
The five-alarm fire broke out Frank Rodgers Boulevard in Harrison and burned for several hours before it was brought under control.
It's not yet clear what sparked the blaze, which apparently started in a restaurant on the building's ground floor and spread toward a nearby apartment building.
None of the firefighters' injuries were considered life-threatening, but officials said one firefighter suffered extensive cuts when the explosion shattered a window.
No civilian injuries were reported, but 17 people were displaced.
The fire sent heavy, black smoke spewing from the two-story building. It also spurred travel delays and forced organizers to re-route a St. Patrick's Day parade being staged nearby.
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A PHP and JavaScript Web mapping framework and demo application for MapServer (see http://mapserver.gis.umn.edu) based on MapScript/PHP.
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Gpsdrive is a car (bike, ship, plane) navigation system. Displaying your position on a map and a lot of other functions are implemented. It works with vector maps from http://www.OpenStreetMap.de/
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A chance to give thanks to emergency medicine professionals
In the spirit of Thanksgiving, Mount Nittany Health would like to celebrate the many "unsung heroes" who work in emergency medicine. From paramedics and ambulance drivers to firefighters, police, emergency room nurses, physicians and staff, people rely on these individuals in times of greatest need.
- Has an emergency medicine professional made life a little better for you or a loved one?
- Are you an emergency medicine professional and want to post what your job means to you?
- Does a colleague deserve praise for a job well done?
If so, we encourage you to post your story in this dedicated section of our Facebook page and join Mount Nittany Health in thanking those who give so much in service to others.


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With more and more households ditching traditional cable in favor of streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, and HBOGo, Sony is looking to join the fray with its own multichannel TV service.
A new report from Variety claims Sony is looking to rival cable with an its own MSO, short for Multiple System Operator. According to the site, the Japanese tech giant is in "active negotiations" with two major content companies about licensing their channels.
"Few specifics are known about the proposed service," Variety admitted, "but it would be a package of linear channels akin to what pay-TV distributors traditionally provide, only delivered via broadband connection. In contrast to the cable operators who are bound by a geographic footprint, a virtual MSO can conceivably offer TV service to any subscriber nationwide."
One major hurdle, however, could be the cost. Variety estimates it could cost Sony billions of dollars for the necessary "content and infrastructure"; it's money Sony doesn't necessarily have. Such an endeavor could worry investors, already concerned about the company's recent financial troubles (though it is slowly improving).
Interestingly, Variety said it remains "unclear whether Sony would have to create additional hardware to activate a multichannel service within those devices or whether a deployment would even be restricted to Sony products." Also, the service isn't expected to offer channels on an a la carte basis.
Sony's move into a virtual MSO market is definitely risky, but it's also bold. With the recent acquisition of cloud gaming firm Gaikai and now this, Sony could be readying an impressive new PlayStation console. Microsoft has already made it clear that they intend for their consoles to expand well beyond gaming, and now it appears Sony is following suit. Is this a smart move for Sony?


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A reporter for the local Fox TV station did something I'd been thinking about, which nudged me to try it myself. She took the "Haynesworth test."
When it comes to "tests" that professional athletes take, usually the standards are so inconceivably high that they seem impossible for mortal humans to contemplate. Hundreds of pushups or pullups; throwing a baseball farther than I can see; running an entire marathon at a faster pace than I can hold for half a mile; delivering -- or returning -- a 130-mph tennis serve. There's no place to imagine what it would really be like.
But Lindsay Murphy, the Fox reporter, thought as I did that the Haynesworth test didn't sound so impossible. It's a back-to-back set of two 300-yard "shuttle sprints." You run 25 yards in one direction; touch the ground; and run back. You repeat that for six nonstop round trips (a total of 300 yards). Then after a short rest, you do it again. The "test" is to do the first one in 70 seconds; and then, after a 3 1/2 minute rest, do the second in 72 seconds.
So this afternoon I tried it too. I went to a football field, got set on the goal line and looked down to the 25, and took out my stopwatch. I just barely made it, in both the first and second passes, but I did meet the time standards. It wasn't easy, and by the fifth and sixth round trips each time I was really breathing hard. But unlike most pro-athlete standards it wasn't just completely out of reach.
This doesn't say anything about Haynesworth or his skills. He's carrying a lot more pounds than I am, though I am carrying a lot more years. He's one of the most gifted of today's pro athletes, and this is about the only conceivable athletic test where he could even be measured on the same scale as a regular person. Still, it's nice that there is at least one physical test where we could think we'd match a pro. Consider giving it a try yourself. (If you have any experience running, the time-limit won't be that terrible; and the 3.5 minute recovery is probably a proxy for aerobic exercise in general.)
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Discussion in 'Doctor Who' started by Candlelight, Jan 8, 2013.
Ah well.
Wow, I didn't even think about the possibility of companions coming back for the 50th anniversary. Of course this could explain how they bring back Tennant, and how both of them are on that distant world.
It's a shame she's not returning if for no other reason than because she was pivotal to the show's successful return. That being said, I'm not going to loss any sleep over it.
Why wouldn't companions come back? Technically, having the companions return makes more sense than previous incarnations of The Doctor.
Of course, this is Doctor Who, so I expect everything including the kitchen sink.
Oh dear, what a pity, never mind...
I didn't really like Rose, but it wouldn't have hurt to have her guesting.
Of all the characters that I don't want to come back, Rose is at the top of my list. I actually like Rose, but she's one of the few people that actually managed to get a legitimate goodbye. Let's just leave her alone in her little alternate universe.
Some would say multiple legitimate goodbyes!
She said that about season 4 as well
I hope we've seen the last of her though
Hopefully, she doesn't show up.
Rose, Amy, and Rory are three companions I never need to see again! I loved them all in their own special way, but they had their runs and its time to move on. I'd like to see Donna again just to make sure she's doing well (not a speaking role, just Matt watching her from a distant). Martha I wouldn't mind seeing again as head of UNIT or something. Capt Jack, only if he's sporting a bow and arrow.
Producer/Director etc.. of 50th Anniversary special to guest cast: If anybody asks you are NOT involved.
Though I'm not really expecting to see many of the companions who have featured since the shows return.
Captain Jack and River Song need an adventure together. Period.
Of the "old" companions, Martha is really the only one that has any reason to show up again, assuming she still works for UNIT.
That said, Tennant's "final tour" in the The End of Time pretty much gave us closure for all of his companions. There's no necessary reason to re-open their stories.
I like Rose, but I'm not sad if we don't see her. She already had one comeback. Let's leave room for others instead.
never had a problem with Rose...that being said i'm not disappointed she isn't returning. i'd rather a companion from the classic series return instead. like Jamie or Ace.
Oh well. We'll see her when the "Rose Tyler Adventures" show premieres in 2045 anyway.
Oh all the living companions could come back and it will probably be good. The thing is though everyone's been talking about what Doctors are coming back I totally forgot about the whole thing with the Companions.
Also, a good thing about a Rose come back might not be rose, but more along the lines of getting Mickey back too. That would be nice.
TBH, you need *one* companion return in the 50th- William Russell as Ian.
Maybe two if you want to give Carole Ann Ford a cameo.
That's it- first to go with the current one... Bookends. And that's what I'd do.
Well as much as I think I'd like to see Rose again - I agree her arc was pretty well wrapped up. But then again... she was still the first modern series companion. And she does have a Doctor of her own with a baby Tardis too - so it's feasible that they could crop up somehow.
I'd even think it'd be interesting if somehow there was some massive anomaly that basically somehow, 11 encounters a lot of his previous selves or their companions. Doesn't even have to be some 'BIIIIIG' story - could be wrapped up in a two parter or a special. I'm sure there's got to be some English or American or Aussie actors that can 'resemble' any of the previous Doctors long enough for a quick cameo. Heck, I'd even be happy if he just reverted to each of his previous incarnations during the story and then shoot forward back to 11.
Even if we dont' see companions - or maybe only briefly. Heck they could even repurpose some old footage, just remaster it and clean it up so it fits better and it could be a fitting 50th anniversary tribute and only takes one or two episodes to resolve. Could even be sold/packaged as a special unto itself.
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Scoring Sunday's Nuptials: Fighting the Law, and The Law's Hot Ivy League Lawyers
Don't fight commitment. Don't fight biological clocks, and don't fight the NYT's Weddings & Celebrations, who always win the battle over your inferiority complex. Don't fight Gawker Weddings Expert Phyllis Nefler, either. But what happens when Vows fights The Law?
According to Slate's Mickey Kaus, one "iron law" of journalism is that "anytime a reporter says a person is funny and gives an example, the example won't be funny." He calls this the "Law of Curated Humor." And I got to thinking about it because: today? Vows fought the law and the law won.
Witness this happy tale of the inception of a marriage:
Ms. Weinstein and Mr. Goldich met in June 2006 at a Manhattan bar in which he was performing [stand up comedy]. That night, he tossed out a rhetorical question to the women in the audience.
"It was something like, 'You girls know what it's like when you go out with a guy and he doesn't call you afterward,' " Mr. Goldich recalled. Rather than nod her head, as other women in the audience had, Ms. Weinstein, a comedy club newbie who was sitting in the second row, blurted out: "I have no idea what you're talking about."
Ms. Weinstein explained, "I meant it to mean that what he was talking about had never happened to me."
Mr. Goldich was a bit rattled by her outburst, but also admitted to being impressed. "Generally, when you're on stage, you don't want people interjecting and ruining the moment," he said. "But I thought that Robyn's response was a funny and astute comment."
Jesus, what!? It will not shock you to know that the announcement's kicker is "…and he has been making me laugh ever since." No. I'll cut Matt Goldich a lil slack cause he's a staff writer for Letterman and I love me some Letterman, but anyway, the point is that now that you know about the Law of Curated Humor you will never be able to un-know it.
Goldich went to Brown, as did fellow groom David Stern, who met Sondra Goldschein through some wedding planning emails in advance of the nuptials of her cousin to his buddy. The emails grew increasingly saucy until finally Stern asked her out on Valentine's Day, obis.
The article then goes on about how they kept the relationship a deep dark secret, yada yada, and how finally they had to "lift the veil" (groan) because she was the Maid of Honor and he was a groomsman in the wedding and "questions mounted about whether they would bring a date to the event." And I could not for the life of me figure out why so secretive and then finally it hit me when I noticed two sentences:
"Ms. Goldschein, 36, is keeping her name."
"Mr. Stern, 28, is in his fourth year of medical school."
Ah. Whatever, mazel!
These little girls (the middle one is clearly writing out "always the bridesmaid, never the bride" in Crayon on her placemat) are at the basement potluck wedding reception of Ming-Yi Chuang and Alan McIntyre, who met through an oddly compelling-sounding performance movie thing in which audience members get to shout out strings of words that become movie titles and then one of them is randomly drawn out of a hat to star in said film.
And so it came to be: Alan McIntyre directed Ming-Yi Chuang in a movie in which she breaks up with a kumquat.
I don't know either.
Chuang's parents initially disapproved of McIntyre and his freelance income (smart) but the couple managed to win them over with their love; early last year "he proposed on Victoria Peak in Hong Kong."
Oh, and the couple made a sequel, and I am officially deeming "Kumquat II: Avocado" to be a top-3 movie sequel title right up there with "The Squeakquel" and "Electric Boogaloo." And OH MY GOD IT'S ON YOUTUBE.
All kidding aside, these people are weird and wonderful and their video on the Times website is, as they always are, adorbs.
Elsewhere, this bride works at "Home Box Office in New York." I mean, that's … HBO, right? Who even calls it "Home Box Office" anymore? Weird. Amusingly, she is a "director of media relations" there. Moving on, I feel like if I were a spinal neurosurgeon it would be hard for me to marry a plastic surgeon because I would constantly be making condescending jokes about it. "Oh, you have an eye lift today? Yeah, I am performing an anterior cervical fusion the side effects of which could lead to paralysis. What time's dinner?"
Anyway, while a number of grooms today went to Brown, Mark Bartkiewicz raised the alternative stakes "and received a master's degree in sociology with a concentration in gender and sexuality studies from the University of Amsterdam. And finally, I'm sorry to all you Southern ladies, because I know you love your bride-only photos, but they kind of make me feel uneasy particularly when "the bride's previous marriage ended in divorce, as did the bridegroom's."
Emily Scharfman, David Menchel
• The bride graduated cum laude from Yale and the groom magna cum laude from Penn: +11
• The couple met at law firm Latham & Watkins after having both received their law degrees from NYU: +3
• "The bridegroom's mother teaches Judaic studies at the Stella K. Abraham High School for Girls … a part of the Hebrew Academy of Long Beach. His father is the principal of Yeshiva Har Torah, a private elementary school.": +3
• The bride's mother is an endocrinologist and her late father was a psychiatrist: +2
• The groom appears to be unemployed: -2
• The bride is a lawyer and the groom works in leveraged finance: +2
• The bride graduated magna cum laude from Brown: +6
• The groom received a law degree and an MBA from Columbia; the bride merely studied law there: +10
• The brides parents are a research scientist and a lab assistant for the Mayo Clinic: +2
• The groom is from Australia, so I am imagining a hot Asian dude in a suit yelling into a phone about DEBT RATIOS with a sexy accent: +3
Just goes to show: the law—be it of Mickey Kaus' Curated Humor or Hot Ivy League Lawyer couples—always wins. Always.


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District Judge Don Bourne set bail at $7,500 for Charles Webster on Monday during felony bond hearings at the Pope County Detention Center. Webster is being held for alleged aggravated assault and endangering a minor. He is required to appear in Pope County Circuit Court on July 22.
A Pope County Sheriff's report stated a woman called police and said Webster had allegedly pointed a rifle at her and threatened to shoot her while she attempted to pick her children up from his home.
As the children tried to run to their mother, he held them back and kept the kids from going to her, according to a court document.
He later allegedly turned the rifle toward the woman's car and said he was going to shoot the tires. A child was in the vehicle when Webster pointed the gun at the car.
After deputies arrived, they smelled a strong odor of an alcoholic and noticed Webster's eyes were bloodshot.
Investigators found the rifle and saw it had a spent round in the chamber. The gun was loaded, the report stated.
After being read his Miranda rights, Webster admitted to police he aimed the gun at the vehicle and threatened to shoot the tires.


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With starts at right wing in the last four matches, Dominic Oduro now has started 17 matches in 2013 lined up on the right, while also posting 15 starts at forward. Oduro's team-leading 12 goals have been fairly balanced, with seven goals in 15 starts at forward and five goals in 17 games at right midfield. The Crew is 5-7-3 in 2013 when Oduro starts at forward and is 7-8-2 when Oduro takes the field on the right side of the Crew's midfield.
Making starts in the central midfield in the last four matches, Tony Tchani now has 20 appearances, including 11 starts, for the Crew in 2013. The 24-year-old began his career with New York in 2010 and made 27 appearances (17 starts) for a career-high in both categories. Over the last two seasons with the Black & Gold, Tchani has recorded 44 appearances and 25 starts.
With the Crew on a bye weekend last weekend (October 11-13), midfielder/defender Kevan George departed for international duty with Trinidad & Tobago. George earned his third career cap in the 0-0 draw on Tuesday night, making a substitute appearance in the 83rd minute. Earlier this season, George earned a call-up during the OSN Cup, an international tournament held in Saudi Arabia from September 5-9. During the tournament, George made two substitute appearances to earn his first two caps on the senior roster, appearing as a substitute in the match against the United Arab Emirates on September 5 and against Saudi Arabia on September 9.


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- Serves 6 as an entrée
- 3 russet (baking) potatoes (about 1/2 pound each), scrubbed, patted dry, and rubbed with vegetable oil
- 2 teaspoons cornstarch
- 2 1/4 cups plain yogurt
- 1 large garlic clove, minced and mashed to a paste with 1 1/2 teaspoons salt
- 1/3 cup coarsely chopped walnuts
- 3 tablespoons vegetable oil
- 1 onion, halved lengthwise and sliced thin crosswise
- 3/4 pound ground chuck
- 3/4 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1/2 cup minced fresh parsley leaves
- Prick the potatoes a few times with a fork and bake them on a rack in the middle of a preheated 450°F. oven for 1 1/2 hours.
- While the potatoes are baking, in a small bowl dissolve the cornstarch in 2 tablespoons of the yogurt and in a saucepan simmer the cornstarch mixture and the remaining yogurt, whisking, for 5 minutes. Stir in the garlic paste, simmer the sauce, whisking, for 2 minutes, and keep it warm, covered. In a skillet cook the walnuts in the oil over moderate heat, stirring, for 1 to 2 minutes, or until they are golden, and transfer them with a slotted spoon to a large bowl. In the oil remaining in the skillet cook the onion, stirring occasionally, until it is golden, add the chuck, and brown the meat, breaking up the lumps.
- While the baked potatoes are still warm, halve them lengthwise, scoop out the flesh, leaving crisp shells, and chop coarse the flesh. In the large bowl combine well the walnuts, the chuck mixture, the chopped potato, the cinnamon, the parsley, and salt and pepper to taste, divide the mixture among the potato shells, and top it with some of the sauce. Bake the potatoes on a baking sheet in the 450°F. oven for 10 to 15 minutes, or until the filling is hot, and serve them with the remaining sauce.
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- Calories353
- Carbohydrates28 g(9%)
- Fat18 g(27%)
- Protein22 g(43%)
- Saturated Fat4 g(20%)
- Sodium159 mg(7%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat5 g
- Fiber7 g(28%)
- Monounsaturated Fat8 g
- Cholesterol48 mg(16%)


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Ok all! I'm going open a can of worms here.CLIA is an interpretation and a guideline...Not Law...This issue came up recently and I told them what CLIA said.The powers that be, called CAP.CAP said." Its up to each institution,and the Pathologists .To determine what they consider high complexity testing.Some say it starts at the gross of small biopsies..Others say not.So we don't have a fine a line as to what is or isn't.Its up to your Paths.As long as gross is being trained by the steps in listed in CAP.You are fine----- Original Message -----From: Charles.EmbreySent: Wednesday, January 15, 2003 11:36 AMSubject: RE: HT GrossingCLIA '88 lists the requirements for non-pathologists grossing. Grossing is considered high-complexity testing even if it's a punch biopsy or a shave. CLIA '88 states "On or before April 24 1995 (I) be a high school graduate or equivalent; and (b) have documentation of training appropriate for the test performed before analyzing patient specimens"................After that date it requires an associate degree in a biological or chemical science or medical laboratory technology -or- qualify as a medical technologist with a bachelor's degree from an accredited institution -or- earned a bachelor's degree in a chemical, physical, biologic or clinical laboratory science.
ref. CLIA '88 493.1489
Also CAP requires a written instruction detailing what specimens may be grossed with direct vs indirect pathologists' observation. Direct means that the pathologist literally watches over your shoulder while you gross the specimen. Indirect means that he is readily available to consult.
I hope this helps,
Charles R. Embrey Jr. PA(AAPA), HT(ASCP)
Histology Manager
Carle Clinic, Urbana Illinois
(217) 383-6621-----Original Message-----Whether a simple small skin tag or dissection of an entire colon, I was told by the local CLIA rep that the requirements are the same.It falls under the CLIA High Complexity Testing Personnel Qualifications, Federal Register VOl. 60, No. 78, April 1995, section 493.1489.If anyone out there can summarize the standard and post it on the Histonet, it would be greatly appreciated. Don't most HT's that have gone through a formal 2 or 4 year bonifide histology college program satisfy these requirements?
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Sandra Cheasty
Lab Operations Manager
Loma Linda University Pathology
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Hello Everyone
Does anyone know the ruling concerning HT(ASCP) or HT eligible grossing small biopsies?
Thanks in advance for you input.
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Me and Emily just made another video over Fourth of July. Gonna upload it in a few days. You thought this one was good? I convinced her to show her face. You're gonna love the whole package and when she swallows me and then I blow my load all over her face.
Did u load the new video.
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I like the white creamy juice pies
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Just cuz you're married doesn't mean you can't fuck other people... its only okay if the spouse approves. Its called marriage not ownership
She came all over his cock. So fuckin hot.
I believe that is my ex fiance Rita Jensen!!!
This is actually painful to watch, you can see how she's suffering when each stroke hits her cervix hard.
I need to find my wife when i wake up and she has joined my friend who slept over and who my wife now is serving him "cunt" breakfast in bed
I love this chick. Gave it to her so good the other day for her birthday. She loves riding me since I'm so fat. But my cock is so fat too, and that's what she loves, especially when I slap it across her petite tits.
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I came 5 times to this vid... Her squeals and moans are so FUCKING HOT!
am I the only guy that finds it a turn OFF when a girl creams like that???
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my favorite
I need tht kinda bed to ride a cock
I would love to have that wonderfully sized cock when I went to bed at night, and when I woke up the next morning...and maybe as a "nooner" on week-ends. He seems to be very caring and gentle upon insertion and his gf getting used to the sword-like size! This stud just doesn't jam it in for his own benefit. I hope they make another video. A cock is meant to be enjoyed...and they are both truly enjoying all the pleasures, fun and stress relief it can bring. I hope she appreciates her man...and his assets.
Hey Allyson, I'm hung 8" x 2" and for the first few years of marriage we also screwed once in the morning, when we got home, usually at 5:30 (that's when she would ride me like this vid) and then around 9:30 to 10:30. On weekends we'd do it at noon too. She would have 15 to 20 orgasms a day and I'd manage 4 or 5. After a few years I guess she had enough and said I could fuck anyone I wanted because she'd had enough. So I started with a cute blonde at work who I knew had a big mouth. Pretty soon I was fucking a different beautiful woman every night after work. Wife didn't mind as I still fucked her 3 - 4 times a week too! :-D
cream on the cock...nice ass
When my man puts his huge dick into me, I make funny noises like that too.
He hasn't got a clue he just lies there, I could make this girl come multiple times, she's already in pain just because of the excitement of a new relationship, being well hung doesn't mean ur good in bed.
I fucked this hot big tittied blonde in charleston while her fiance was knocking on the door. Most girls can't take all of my big dick, but i had been wearing her ass out balls deep for the last 45 mins. I had his girl buck naked stretching her tight fertile pussy as i sucked on her perfect tits and fucked the biggest creampie so deep inside her pussy. all i know is dude walked in on his girls gaping snatch full of my jizz and watched her cumfarting a huge load oozing out of stretched fuckhole. i love balling little sluts like courtney.
fantastic video...thanks
the guy is feaking his orgasm at the end i think lol
ha - bet you wish you'd hung onto that one instead of letting her get away.....
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These two could make a lot of money doing porn. Her ass alone is worth a million bucks.
She fucks like a champ. She was doing all of the work and cream for days, love it!
where the fuck is the sound???!!!!!!
I miss the sound...
You guys are crazy look place in indiana around 2008. She is the one that put the bideo up without me knowing. And i see the name changes so many times. She vives in alaska with her kids now..so i doubt she has a new video...also that was not the end
She's got a dam fine ass for a white girl
where can i find her?
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This was way hot wow
where is the second video?
She uses her bum well whir riding him
she can ride me any time
id love to just lay back and let her bounce that sweet ass on my rock hard slab
I know her too!! I'd know that squeaky voice anywhere and that nice round ass! I used to fuck her duriing lunch where we worked. She'd blow me in the back room once a day and I'd pound her pussy almost every day - then go home and pound the old lady too. She does like the big cocks for sure! :-0 I'm 8.5 x 2.5 and she'd swallow me right down.
Wow she is cumming all over the place
I love watching my wife cowboy fuck her married lover.
she can ride and cream , this is awesome
Dayum.... She can ride .
Whats her name? And btw, do anyone of you know the name of the girl on the ad do you believe in love at first sight?
Her nipples are huge but she can ride a dick
This fucking awsome
Wtf this guy is a robot
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Damn she can ride a dick!
This looks a lot like a girl I've been fucking for the last few months. Short blonde hair, great ass, knows how to suck and ride my cock. Her tits could be a little bigger, but a mouthful is all you really need when she fucks like this.
A really long dick that she coveredin cream right from the start. Hope she was screaming with delight not from discomfort. Amazing sex session.
Her name is Emily. I fucked her so many times while she cheated on her husband. I recently got married but I still go back and fuck her since it was so amazing.
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Who is this girl??
Slutty, creamy, sliding in and sliding out mhhh I like that good oiling
good video i like the ending !
Love the juicy pussy mmmmm could lick that all day long.
Would have been nice if the bitch had gotten off that dick and licked the mess off it!!!
I cannot speak for all men nor will I, but from my experience as a man and from seeing the reaction of other men it is safe to say that the slapping sound and the shaking of the bed is very much a turn on!
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sexy video
Wow! I want this guy to fuck my wife now.
See, thats what I ment when I said like skinnded pussy
Just an awesome video ... she is a fucking machine whom I would love to spend some time.
these comments from the ladies are hot, im stroking my huge cock watching this video and reading waiting for my wife to get home and drain my balls
That is just so hot. Made my dick hard all day thinking about that. Got home and the the wife jumps on top and fucks the shit out of me while I had vision of this chick on my dick. My wife must have watched this too as she came about 2 seconds after sitting on my cock. Man we had fun.
what´s his name, his has a good cock so weet by the pussy
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she definetly got a gorgeous ass ..which i would chew out as well as pussy ..before letting her hump the shit out of my dick..just about every pussy my dicks encountered .as cream pied ..just like this chicks ..and her dick riding skills are paramount ..she is definetly a cock whore..who i would come home from work and plow.wake up and hour before work and plow ..meet at a secluded location and plow and repeat the whole process over again .length isnt always a factor..if u have girth then thats just as good sometimes even better..because your filling up her whole pussy ..i railed and ex from behind one night and she was pounding her fist as well as slapping the edge of her parents brand new leather sofa ..kinda how this girl was doing but more forceful
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Tina, have you ever been tempted to cheat on your fiance?
Very hot, any other videos of this girl? Really wonder what her front looks like, haha.
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After a very dry spring, there is hope that the clouds on the southern horizon will be bringing some needed moisture for the Southwest. The arrival of the monsoon to our area is welcome news, but like all weather events, its a bit of a mystery as to when and why this annual event occurs.
Doing a bit of research on our monsoon, I find an interesting bit of information about its nature. The definition of a monsoon from the American Heritage Dictionary: A wind system that influences large climatic regions and reverses direction seasonally.
In the case of our monsoon, the driving forces are the hot deserts of Mexico and Arizona and the cooler Pacific Ocean. When the desert air becomes hot enough compared to the cooler Pacific Ocean, it causes the upper-level winds to shift from their normal flow out of the southwest to an easterly flow that then draws warm, moist air in off the Gulf of Mexico. This easterly flow brings in large quantities of warm, moist toward Tucson and southern Arizona.
During their summer monsoons, the Tucson area receives about 6 inches of moisture on average. Additional warm, moist air moving north from the Gulf of California causes this large mass of moisture to turn toward the north, eventually reaching as far as the Four Corners and Southwest Colorado.
If you watch satellite images of the weather, you can see this large swirl of moisture as it arrives around the Tucson area and then rotates up into our area.
Our spectacular mountains add the final ingredient to this weather event and causes us to have our cooling afternoon showers. After this mass of warm, moist air crosses the low desert and begins to gain elevation, it begins to cool. With the quick upward push the San Juan Mountains cause, the air will finally cool enough to form our afternoon thunderstorms that give us the refreshing rains.
While the monsoons are wonderful events that cool our area and help extinguish our wildfires, they are like all weather events: unpredictable. To learn more about this fascinating weather event you can look at the NOAA website www.wrh.noaa.gov/twc/monsoon/monsoon_tracker.php. Additional sources of information can be found by searching for southwest monsoon with your favorite browser.
So as I walk through my drought-parched pastures, I will watch the skies for the building clouds that will hopefully keep the fires at bay and my grass alive until fall.
Doug Ramsey has farmed in La Plata County for more than 30 years. He can be reached at 385-4375.