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Right, nothing at all!There is nothing average about Vinnie Vincent. I love it!!!
He definitely should have released a book...I am sure there are more layers as to what he went through and what happened in KISS. More details.Weird, what i would really love to have is a VV TELLS ALL book !!!
He MUST release that !!!
Could you imagine?
HIS SIDE of the story !!!
he MUST do that !His book would outsell all of the 4 original Kiss member's books combined.
No it did not state what magazine. Yes.Thank you, great post. Was the FB post stating from which magazine this was? Was it posted in a group somewhere?
Tried searching around for him. He goes by Thomas Orwatt of 'The Wall Late'. Managed to find an interview from '95/'96 he did with Marilyn Manson's bassist.Where is the person who gave this interview ?
I want to hear from THIS guy and not the paranoid egomaniac that hides away.
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Effective Date: 07/01/1993, Docket: RS92- 18-002, Status: Effective
Original Sheet No. 38D Original Sheet No. 38D : Superseded
GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS (Continued)
category quantities to be accomplished before curtailment of
any higher priority quantities is commenced. Additionally,
the above list requires both the direct and indirect customers
of the Customer that use gas for similar purposes to be placed
in the same category of priority.
D. The priorities of delivery for each Customer are set forth in
the index of entitlements provided for in this Section 14.
During any period in which Pipeline has invoked curtailment
under this Section 14, the index of entitlements effective at
the commencement of such curtailment period shall remain
effective for the duration of such curtailment period and
shall not be changed during such period.
14.4 Customer Reports
Each Customer shall promptly furnish such information as Pipeline
may request from time to time to implement any curtailment under
this Section, including, but not limited to, (1) the Customer's
monthly requirements from Pipeline by priority of service
categories with supporting data, including information of
individual industrial customers served by Pipeline's customers and
(2) the periodic deliveries from Pipeline planned by the Customer
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priorities of delivery set forth in Section 14.3 above and
pursuant to the index of entitlements established for each
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the best of its ability to sell and deliver to each of its
Customers, as a maximum, the percentage of Pipeline's total
available gas supply which is equal to the percentage obtained by
dividing Pipeline's total sales and deliveries to Customer
during the same month of the year next preceding the month in
which the curtailment occurs by the total sales and deliveries
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It's been less than a year since Kenny Chesney released his 2012 album Welcome To The Fishbowl, but today he announced he's already got a new one ready to go. And he's even set a date for the release.
"It's gonna be an amazing summer and I'm really excited to bring some new music to No Shoes Nation," Chesney said in the statement.
The album has no official title yet, but the release date has been set for April 30. Blue Chair/Columbia Nashville Records will release the record.
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— Kenny Chesney (@kennychesney) January 17, 2013
The album will arrive just after the start of Chesney's No Shoes Nation Tour, which kicks off March 16 in Tampa, Florida. So fans can obviously expect to hear some new material at the shows. The artists touring with Kenny this year are Eric Church, Zac Brown Band, Eli Young Band, and Kacey Musgraves.
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And speaking of No Shoes Nation, Chesney has also added 28 new dates to the tour. These include stops in Charlotte, Las Vegas, Toronto, and a couple cities in California (see the full list of tour dates).
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Traverse Bay Territory Treasures
When the lumber boom ended in the late 1800s, vacationers began flocking to the Lake Michigan shore around Grand Traverse and Little Traverse bays. Some visitors first glimpsed this paradise as they arrived aboard the same trains and Great Lakes ships that hauled logs south to rebuild Chicago after the Great Fire of 1871.
The region's landscape looks much as it did when the first backroads cut across the dense timber. Farms dot the hills, and mountainous sand dunes rise along the Lake Michigan shore.
Residents whose families have lived here for generations call this "the land of little bays." At its heart, Grand Traverse Bay enfolds one hilly peninsula and laps at the shore of another. Farther northeast, Little Traverse Bay opens into Lake Michigan and forms the region's northern boundary.
On this 210-mile tour, you travel byways that often skirt the shore. Nostalgic villages such as Leland and Harbor Springs welcome visitors with shops selling antiques, crafts and local wines.
Modern resorts thrive next door to old-time cottage colonies along clear, cobalt-blue inland lakes. Golfers head to challenging courses in woodland settings, often with views of glistening lakes. The two largest towns, Traverse City and Petoskey, teem with trendy shops, and established restaurants for fine dining with Lake Michigan views.
Despite the crowds of vacationers who visit each year, you still can find solitude. Stroll deserted stretches of beach to Great Lakes lighthouses. Shed your shoes on the sugar-fine sand and wade into the massive lake, which defines this region. Like the wooded scenery along the shore, the lake's beauty remains as pristine as ever.
Traverse City
Sheltered at the foot of Grand Traverse Bay, this resort community reigns as the region's unofficial capital. Bayside residents and visitors gather on beaches just a short walk from downtown. Gazing out past the sailboat masts, you can see the waters shifting colors like a chameleon warming itself in the sun.
The Victorian-era buildings along Front Street downtown accommodate restaurants and many of the community's 100 specialty shops. Vacationers leisurely sip espresso at the sidewalk cafes, or root beer and microbrews at the new Mackinac Brewing Company.
Refurbished Victorian mansions that lumber barons built a century ago line up along Sixth Street. Turn-of-the-century atmosphere surrounds you at the venerable red brick Park Place Hotel, which rises above downtown. A few miles east along US-31, shoreside lodgings that range from small motels to luxurious condominiums ring the bay as far as you can see.
On the west side of Traverse City, the tall ship Manitou makes excursions that transport passengers back into the magical days when tall ships ruled the waves.
Drive 22 miles west on State-72.
Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore
The tiny town of Empire serves as the gateway to this 70,000-acre preserve, where glaciers, wind and water carved awe-inspiring dunes along Lake Michigan's shore. Chippewa legends tell of a bear and her two cubs that escaped a forest fire by swimming across Lake Michigan. Only the mother reached the shore and, as a towering dune on the Leelanau Peninsula, she watches for her cubs forever.
According to the story, where the cubs drowned, the Great Spirit Manitou created two islands. Known as North and South Manitou, they're part of the national lakeshore.
Maps and information you can pick up at the visitors center just east of town direct you along the preserve's 15 hiking trails. If you'd rather view the sights from your car, head north of town 2 miles on State-22 and 2 miles north on State-109 to the nearly 8-mile-long Pierce Stocking Scenic Drive. A dozen pull-off points provide views of the lake and dunes.
Continue north on State-109 for 4 miles, then a half-mile north on State-209.
Glen Haven
Virtually a ghost town, Glen Haven's Sleeping Bear Point Maritime Museum recalls this community's days as an im-portant Coast Guard station. In the summer, tour a restored boathouse and barracks. Volunteers give demonstrations of old-time lake rescues.
Return to State-109 and drive 2 miles east to the town of Glen Arbor. Just west of town, The Homestead, a classy condominium resort along Lake Michigan, features luxurious lodgings, golf, tennis and a fine beach. Drive 16 miles north on State-22 up the Leelanau Peninsula. Beginning in early May, cherries ripen ruby red across this finger of land that forms the western shore of Grand Traverse Bay.
Weathered gray shanties line the Carp River, as it flows into Lake Michigan in Leland's historic "Fishtown." Now restored, the eight old buildings are gift, ice cream and cheese shops, plus the generations-old Carlson Fisheries, where you can buy the fresh catch of the day or smoked fish (try the whitefish sausage). Take a passenger ferry for a day trip to South Manitou Island. Along Main Street, visitors browse newer boutiques--a stone's throw from the lakefront.
Drive north 11 miles on State-22.
Nautical history lives on in this bayside town, the Leelanau Peninsula's northernmost community. Many of the 1860s-era buildings contain art galleries, as well as clothing and antiques shops. Ten miles north of town along State-201, you can tour the Grand Traverse Lighthouse (late June through Labor Day). The white brick structure dates to pre-Civil War days.
Drive 11 miles south from Northport on State-22 along the eastern tip of the Leelanau Peninsula.
Suttons Bay
Red antique telephone booth decorate the main street, where specialty shops and art galleries mix easily with longtime businesses such as Bahle's department store. The same family has owned and operated Bahle's for more than 120 years.
Go south 19 miles on State-22 back into Traverse City and 2 miles east on State-72/US-31. Head north on State-37.
Old Mission Peninsula
This 18-mile-long sliver of land divides Grand Traverse Bay into east and west "arms." Peninsula Drive hugs the shoreline past grand houses.
Old Mission Lighthouse stands at the spit's northernmost point. Constructed in 1870, it's now a private home. The adjacent park and grounds make up Old Mission Lighthouse State Park, a good spot to swim, hike and picnic.
The lighthouse straddles the 45th parallel, which also slices across France's Bordeaux region. Here, as in that region of Europe, the climate is perfect for growing wine grapes. Two wineries, Chateau Grand Traverse and Chateau Chantal (also a bed and breakfast), open their doors daily for tours.
Return to US-31 and go 8 miles east.
Restaurants and resorts line up along the bay. It's hard to tell where Traverse City ends and Acme begins. But this township claims the area's biggest vacation haven: The Grand Traverse Resort, with a gleaming, 17-story glass tower. Top golfers head for the resort's championship courses. Jack Nicklaus, golf's "Golden Bear," designed the course, appropriately named The Bear. Guests also can swim, play tennis and browse a gallery of shops and restaurants.
At Amon Orchards north of town along US-31, you can watch workers harvest cherries, or pick your own.
Drive north 26 miles on US-31 to the community of Eastport. At this point, you can continue 17 miles north on US-31 to Charlevoix. If you prefer, head 14 miles southeast on State-88 to the tiny town of Bellaire. You can spend the night at the elegant Grand Victorian Bed and Breakfast or Shanty Creek resort, a 54-hole golfing paradise. The next day, backtrack to US-31 and continue heading north.
Every May, citizens of Charlevoix plant 50,000 petunias along the streets of this relaxed shore community. You can follow the blossoms right up to the drawbridge that spans the channel connecting Lake Michigan with Lake Charlevoix, which stretches long and lean between the wooded hills southeast of town.
A resort community since 1879, Charlevoix draws visitors to its shops and galleries, many featuring the works of artists who've made their homes here. Ernest Hemingway summered at nearby Walloon Lake. He included descriptions of the area as settings in some of his novels.
Go 16 miles northeast on US-31.
Sailboats bob on the blue waters of Little Traverse Bay in this shady resort community, long known as a shoppers haven. More than 80 boutiques, specialty stores and galleries fill the Gaslight retail area, which encompasses six square blocks.
Stafford's Perry Hotel surveys the downtown, as it has since 1899. Guests sip lemonade on the yellow brick inn's new terrace overlooking the lakefront.
At the Little Traverse Historic Museum in the refurbished 1892 train depot, you can view Indian artwork, plus exhibits about Hemingway and Civil War historian and author Bruce Catton, who was a Michigan native.


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Southern Ohio Medical Center recently donated $1,000 to the Clay School Legacy Fund scholarship, which was awarded to Katherine Gregory. Gregory, the daughter of Robert and Mary Ann Gregory, will be attending Shawnee State University where she will study to become a nurse.
Pictured, from left to right, are Clay Alumni Association Vice President Fred Reeder, Clay Alumni Association President Charles Leonard, SOMC Director of Financial Services and Business Development Craig Gilliland, scholarship recipient Katherine Gregory, Clay Alumni Association Secretary Michelle Ruby and Clay Alumni Association Treasurer Dave Richard.


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Mobile World Congress 2014 jumped to life over the weekend, when some of the industry's biggest players introduced dozens of new products. Tablets, smartphones, wearables, and more were on display in and around Barcelona.
Samsung was first out the gate with two new smartwatches: the Gear 2 and Gear 2 Neo. Both devices are more or less the same, save one feature. The most significant detail about the Gear 2 is that it drops Android in favor of Samsung's own Tizen operating system. You wouldn't know it to look at the user interface, which is the same as the original Android-based Galaxy Gear. Samsung was sure to say it wants to feature Tizen more prominently across its product mix. Samsung says a few dozen apps will be available at launch (unlike the 80 that were available for the original Gear). Some of the apps will include CNN, Expedia, eBay, Evernote, Feedly, Path, PayPal, and The Weather Channel.
The hardware features a 1.63-inch touch screen with 320 x 320 pixels, 1-GHz dual-core processor with 512 MB of RAM and 4 GB of storage, Bluetooth 4.0 Low Energy, and a 300-mAh battery that's good for several days of use. Unlike the original, Samsung built the Gear 2's camera into the body of the watch itself, rather than the strap. That means the strap can be interchanged, allowing owners to personalize their device a bit. The watch also includes an IR port and a remote control application for home theater equipment. The Gear 2 and Gear 2 Neo (which doesn't have a camera) will be available worldwide in April. Pricing wasn't announced.
As promised, LG fully revealed the G Pro 2 and G2 Mini. It had already previewed both devices earlier in the month. The G Pro 2, in particular, is a classy addition to LG's smartphone lineup. The G2 Mini is a smaller, less-thrilling version of LG's G2 flagship smartphone from last year. It is lesser in almost every way (screen, resolution, processor, memory, camera, etc.). Both will reach the US later this year.
Huawei had a ton of gear on deck. The two most significant pieces of hardware were the Ascend G6 smartphone and the TalkBand wearable.
For the full story, see EETimes' sister site InformationWeek.
— Eric Zeman is a freelance writer for InformationWeek specializing in mobile technologies.


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In this socialized era when people tend to post updates on whenever something is done. So why not a function to link Freesound with Facebook? Shouldn't be too hard to do. For instance:
I really want a Like button by the sound. This way cool samples can be spread via social medias to other potential customers. Consequence: More visitors on Freesound which means more potential people who are willing to donate to you.
Another example:
Why isn't there a facebook app that links your freesound account with your facebook account? This way when someone rates one of your samples then a message is posted on your wall:
"User XXXX rated 8/10 on the sound YYYY on freesound.org"
"User XXXX commented on the sound YYYY on freesound.org"
Think about how huge impact this would have on your friends...
I can see your point to a limited degree, but personally I would like to keep the so-called social networks way out of the Freesound project and keep it clean and pure.
I (and many other) were able to find this site because I was looking for free samples and somewhere to possibly contribute; people only discovering it through Facebook are very unlikely, in my opinion, to show any serious interest or enthusiasm, because they weren't looking for it in the first place. A web search for "free sounds" ranks freesound.org pretty high up.
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In an "amicable" decision made between Patelco President/CEO Ken Burns and the $3.9 billion credit union's board, Burns will resign effective sometime this summer.
Both Burns and Patelco Chairman Peter Hanelt confirmed the split with Credit Union Times March 18, and the 274,000-member credit union posted a notice on its website later that day.
Burns said there is no unsolved mystery to his resignation. The decision merely reflects his desire to seek a new challenge.
"I looked at where I wanted to spend the next 10 years in this industry, and thought now was the ideal time to make that move," said the 57-year-old executive. "My kids are grown and out of college, so my wife and I could relocate if we wanted to. It's just an opportune time for me, and I'd be leaving the credit union in good condition."
Patelco's financial condition has improved significantly under Burn's regime. Prior to his joining Patelco in May 2009, the credit union had reported a $58 million net loss in 2008, and had already lost $26 million in the first two quarters of 2009. The losses followed Patelco's acquisition of the failed Cal State 9 Credit Union in May 2008 and the failed Sterlent Credit Union the following month. Burns quickly recovered Patelco's financial condition, reporting a net profit of $24.6 million in 2010 and record profits of $55.5 million to year-end 2012.
Patelco's decision to move its headquarters from downtown San Francisco in early 2011 to Pleasanton, located about 40 miles to the East, has been plagued by bad timing in the real estate market. Patelco sold its two historic boutique buildings on Second Street in late 2010 for $11 million, or about $200 per square foot. The San Francisco Business Times reported that in November 2012, owner New Urban Properties flipped the buildings at a 150% profit, selling them for nearly $26 million, approximately $485 per square foot.
"Patelco sold at the bottom of the market. The buildings were empty," said J.K. Dineen, Business Times reporter who covered the deal. "But even then it was pretty obvious that values would be back. It was a dumb move on their part."
Dineen said most buildings located in that area of San Francisco have doubled in value since 2009.
Burns said Patelco's board and management still support the decision to sell the San Francisco offices despite the value gain. The buildings required $2 million in seismic retrofits, and Burns said Patelco officials knew the property would gain value because a new transit center is being built across the street.
Burns also said his decision has nothing to do with Patelco's recent distributed denial of service attacks, which allegedly occurred at the hands of an Iranian hacker group that has also taken down the websites of big banks like Bank of America and Wells Fargo.
"We dealt with it extremely well, and I think we've positioned ourselves as one of those go-to credit unions who understand this thing is serious and it's not going away," he said about the DDoS attacks.
Mid-July is when Burns said he expects to make the transition. He'll stay longer if the board is unable to recruit a suitable replacement for the 247,000-member credit union, but he said he also is free to leave early if he finds the right opportunity.
While he wants to remain a credit union CEO, Burns said he's not necessarily looking to move up another asset class.
"I have the option to move to an organization that really entices me that may not be $3 billion," he said.
According to Guidestar.org, Patelco's 2011 IRS 990 form reported that Burns was paid nearly $1 million, $490,000 in base compensation, $405,987 worth of bonuses, $46,877 in other compensation and $3,063 in deferred compensation.
Waiting in the wings at Patelco is long-time Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Scott Waite, who has been with the organization nearly 20 years. Waite is a two-time Credit Union Times Trailblazer Award Winner, nabbing the top CFO trophy in 2010 and 2012. Waite did not respond to an inquiry asking if he was interested in the CEO position.


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I?ll be delivering a session at Intel?s ?Life after death using? Intel? vPro? Technology!? conference held on September 14th 2009 at Air Port City, Israel.
This session will focus on integrating SCCM In-Band management capabilities with vPro Out of Band capabilities.
Out of band management allows an administrator to connect to a computer's management controller when the computer is turned off, in sleep or hibernate modes, or otherwise unresponsive through the operating system. By way of contrast, in-band management is the classic approach used by Configuration Manager and its predecessors whereby an agent runs in the full operating system on the managed computer and the management controller accomplishes tasks by communicating with the management agent.
Out of band management supplements in-band management. While in-band management supports a wider range of operations because it's environment is the full operating system, in-band management might not be functional if the operating system is not present or is not operational. In these situations, the supplementary capabilities of out of band management allow administrators to manage these computers without requiring local access to the computer.
Out of band management tasks include the following:
- Powering on one or many computers (for example, for maintenance on computers outside business hours).
- Powering off one or many computers (for example, the operating system stops responding).
- Restarting a nonfunctioning computer or booting from a locally connected device or known good boot image file.
- Re-imaging a computer by booting from a boot image file that is located on the network or by using a PXE server.
- Reconfiguring the BIOS settings on a selected computer (and bypassing the BIOS password if this is supported by the BIOS manufacturer).
- Booting to a command-based operating system to run commands, repair utilities, or diagnostic applications (for example, upgrading the firmware or running a disk repair utility).
- Configuring scheduled software update deployments and advertisements to wake up computers prior to running.
SP2 for SCCM 2007 R2 added some important new features, like:
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? Windows Vista Sp2
New Features in Out of Band Management
Configuration Manager 2007 Service Pack 2 improves on the Intel AMT integration provided in Service Pack 1. SP2 adds full feature support for computers that have the Intel vPro chip set and AMT firmware versions 4 & 5. In addition to providing feature parity with SP1 and AMT firmware versions 3.2.1, 4.0 and 5.0, the following new features are supported:
Wireless Management (mobile only)
? Up to eight (8) wireless profiles per out of band service point
? Profiles support SSID, WAP2-Enterprise or WAP-Enterprise security, AES or TKIP encryption, client authentication options of EAP-TLS or EAP-TTLS/MSCHAPv2 or PEAPv0/EAP-MSCHAPv2
? Versions of AMT earlier than 3.2.1 are supported with the Intel translator
Authenticated Wired 802.1x Management
? Single profile
? Profile supports client authentication options of EAP-TLS or EAP-TTLS/MSCHAPv2 or PEAPv0/EAP-MSCHAPv2
? Versions of AMT earlier than 3.2.1 are supported with the Intel translator
Audit Logging
? Supported on AMT versions 4 and 5
? Select which out of band management features to audit (critical events not supported)
? Enable or disable audit logging per computer after provisioning
? View, clear, and export to file the audit log entries by using the out of band management console
Power State Configuration
? Enable configuration of the power settings to specify whether out of band management activity is supported when the host is on (S0), host is on (S0) or in standby (S3), or always on (S0-S5)
Data Storage
? Save up to 4096 bytes in ASCII characters in the AMT data storage of each computer
? View and save to the data store by using the out of band management console
Lastly, check out this cool integration demo from Intel – a ConfigMgr advertisement is used to remotely and securely wake-up (boot) Intel vPro systems and push an automated BIOS upgrade.
References for additional reading:
vPro ROI Analysis / Benefits of Activating
Case Stories
vPro / SCCM Check list, Quick start Guide, & Tips & Tricks
ConfigMgr Administrators Checklist and Prerequisites
Self Pace SCCM SP1 / vPro Activation Training
Infrastructure Prep Checklist for Microsoft SCCM


text: So heres my story, ive been bothered by my left knee for a good 6 months now, and here comes the stupid part, it never hurt so much so i didnt think it was so serious, just thought it would probably go away with a little rest. So finally we were going on vacation for almost 2 months, so i thought ok great il rest for a few weeks initially and then im gone play tennis again. So i rest for a few weeks, but nothing has changed of course, thats when it starts to dawn on me that all this time ive been stupid not going to a doctor. Were in El Salvador right now, my wife is from here, so i go and see a doctor here, he gives me some anti inflammatory pills to take for a few days and a gel to apply to the knee, and when i see him i also find out what i have, kneetendonitis. I should explain that this is an injury that i didnt get from playing tennis, however if i hadnt played tennis all the time it probably would have gone away by itself after a few weeks, or i might not even have noticed it was there, when im not doing anything in particular i dont have any pain. So as soon as the pills where over i could feel that there was not differense what so ever. So i was supposed to see the doctor again, but things happened and its not gone work out to see him again, now were leaving from here in a weeks time, but were goind to new jersey, which means im not gone be back home to sweden where i live until the 27th to find a doctor where i live. I dont want to wait that long without doing anything, im dying to start playing tennis again, and just want to get rid of this thats been bothering me for so long, anyone has some good tips on what to do. Right now im trying to massage the knee twice a day, dont know if its any good to be honest but i have to do something. Thanks/Arvid


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He was born Nov. 15, 1952, in Danville. He was a stocker for Walmart in Benton.
He was preceded in death by his father, James Elbert Morris and a brother, Robert Morris.
Survivors include his children, Sherry Morris Hayes of Clarksville, Tenn., Brian Morris of Little Rock and Elizabeth Morris of Little Rock; a grandson, Jordan Hayes of Tennessee; mother, Rosa Reynolds of Belleville; brothers, Russell Morris, John Hastings and James Hastings, all of Belleville; four nephews, Matthew Morris of Russellville, Justin Hastings, Jake Hastings and Joey Hastings, all of Belleville; two nieces, Tina Morris Beggs of Belleville and Crystal Morris Adams of Lurton; two great-nephews, Austin and Ian Beggs of Belleville; and several aunts and uncles.
The family will receive visitors at Cornwell Funeral Home from 5-7 p.m. today.
Memorial services will begin at10 a.m. Wednesday, July 24, 2013, at Upper Spring Creek Cemetery with Bo Dickey officiating.
Arrangements are by Cornwell Funeral Home, Danville.


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Mina Raczkowski, a personal trainer at Form Fitness in downtown Palo Alto and an avid runner, said that what may most likely throw runners off about a nighttime run is what they eat before the race.
She recommends against the traditional carbo-loading the night or day before the race. And a big, heavy meal with lots of fat consumed during race day may leave runners feeling drowsy — or worse, it could lead to problems during the race like cramping, she said.
To Angie DeGeronimo, founder of NoXcuses Fitness in Midtown Palo Alto, the perfect pre-race meal is something that's easily digestible that also maintains blood sugar over time. She likes to go with whole-grain bread, fruit and a handful of almonds an hour-and-a-half before a race.
Whatever racers eat, Raczkowski recommends not varying one's normal eating schedule too much in preparation for the race.
"See what works for you," she said. "Try out the meal that you want to eat on race-day a few days before to make sure you don't cramp up during the race."
The Moonlight Run will be held Friday, Sept. 20, but DeGeronimo said that racers who are worn out from a grueling week at work or a long day at the office should resist the urge to drink coffee to try to get some pep back in their step. It's best to stick to water.
"Even if you're really tired, the last thing you should do is drink coffee," she said. "You should go the opposite way — overhydrate and boost your Vitamin C and antioxidant intake two days prior to the race, knowing that the end of the week is more tiring. I know people go for a caffeine edge in the race, but then they get on my mat, and I can't move their hamstring."
Though Palo Alto is renowned for its mild climate, sometimes the weather can be fickle. Racers at the 2011 Moonlight Run were greeted with claps of thunder, flashes of lightning and a briefly torrential downpour midway through the race. While racers shouldn't expect any such freak occurrences, it might be smart to plan for the comparative cool of an evening race.
DeGeronimo noted that today's running attire is designed to keep runners cool by wicking away moisture and advised runners to avoid that kind of clothing, if possible. Though many runners will probably overheat in a windbreaker or jacket, light running gear that keeps the athlete warm during the cool night race would be ideal, she said.
Staying warm during the race could help runners avoid a case of the sniffles, but more importantly, both trainers said, approaching a race with warmed-up muscles is the best way to avoid injuries during a run.
Raczkowski likes to do moving, dynamic warm-up stretching exercises — not the traditional static stretch-and-hold variety — before a race to get blood into her muscles and loosen them at the same time. Examples are butt-kickers, high-knees and "Frankenstein kicks," in which runners walk while kicking the outstretched palms of their hands.
At the Moonlight Run, DeGeronimo will lead the pre-race warm-up, incorporating dynamic stretching followed by static stretching, but she said runners should use a foam roller on their muscles at home even before the warm-up session. They can even get their blood flowing with a hot shower.
Just like any race, the Moonlight Run can be as serious as the runner makes it. For most runners (and especially walkers), it represents a great opportunity to have fun bounding along the marshy trails by the light of the moon — with or without dramatic flashes of lightning.
What:The 29th Annual Moonlight Run, sponsored by the Palo Alto Weekly and City of Palo Alto
When:Friday, Sept. 20, 7-10 p.m. under the full Harvest moon. (Race-night registration tables open at 6 p.m. 5k walk starts at 7 p.m., 10k run starts at 8:15 p.m. and 5k run starts at 8:45 p.m.)
Where:Baylands Athletic Center at 1900 Geng Road (at Embarcadero Road), Palo Alto.
Registration and entry fee:
Adult (13+)registration fee is $30 per entrant by Sept. 13. Includes a long-sleeved t-shirt.
Youth (6-12) registration is $20 per entrant by Sept. 13. Includes a long-sleeved T-shirt.
Youth (5 and under) run free with an adult but must be registered through Eventbrite with signed parental guardian waiver, or may bring/fill out a signed waiver to race-night registration.
Late registration fee is $35 for adults, $25 for youth from Sept. 14-18. T-shirts available only while supplies last.
Race-night registration fee is $40 for adult; $30 for youth from 6 to 8 p.m. T-shirts available only while supplies last.
Refunds will not be issued for no-shows, and T-shirts will not be held.
Sports teams/clubs: Please email firstname.lastname@example.com for information about group/team registration discounts. Available through Sept. 13 only.
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Poll Results
Totally fine whenever
Only okay if I am there
Only okay if we aren't together
Never okay
Other, there is always other
Total Votes: 133
Question: Is porn okay?
Total Votes: 133
What are your thoughts on it?
I'm sure this has been before. I know it's a hot topic.
I'll put a poll up.
Thanks everyone who voted. I've wanted to do a poll for awhile and get some decent numbers. I appreciate all the input!
our sex life is not like it used to be nowadays with 2 kids and DH working 2 jobs. but i would much rather him watch porn to get off then another woman.
I don't have any problem with porn whatsoever. If SO wants to watch it and get off when I'm not around, who am I to stop him? Lol, when he goes to the store or something and I have 5 minutes alone (he works from home so he's almost always here), I take my vibrator and my iPod and run to the bathroom like nobody's business. I joke with him about it, too. "When you leave, I need you to drive reeeeeealllyyyyyyy sloooowwww so I can molest myself while you're gone." And pretty much every time I get home from work there's a bottle of lotion on his desk so I know he's been watching porn and masturbating, haha. I'm always just like, "Hmm, nice lotion there. Have fun?" He'll be like, "Yeah, twice!" Lmao.
I put other. We have agreed that it is only okay while he is deployed. I dont like him looking at it while he is home. I think its disrespectful since we have a pretty active love life. Ive caught him a few times and only once was I really hurt by it, it was a lottle more then just porn but i wont get into it. But we worked out our agreement and things have been great.
I think I agree with this. I mean, I understand there are times occasionally, but we have an active sex life (except when he is deployed or away for training).
I think if we had issues in that department then I could see how porn or masturbation would equate to an issue. So maybe that's why I never see it as an issue.
Quoting thecoffeefairy:
Porn is great as long as our sex life is good. If my needs take a back seat to masturbation, there is a problem.
I don't really like the thought of DH watching porn. A bad imagination is unpardonable. LOL


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2010: Started seven games at wide receiver, receiving second team All-MAC accolades as well as third team All-MAC honors as a punt returner.
2009: Played in all 14 games as a freshman, making seven starts. Caught at least one pass in 11 games played.
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Comment Re:This is insane (Score 1) 90
This is not what the patent system was intended to do, this is madness.
On the contrary, this is precisely the intended effect i.e. elevation of power and profits of the only group that really matters in this: the lawyers. You will take note that irrespective of what comes out of this (Apple loses, Samsung loses, whatever) the lawyers (and bankers - all that money has to get deposited somewhere - also just think of the magnitude of "transaction fees") get their money. A huge pile of money.
In a society run by lawyers the only people who really count are lawyers. Every other activity (such as producing something actually useful) must somehow benefit the true power holders. Thus "rules" are made, which from your perspective might appear "insane", which advertise themselves as "justice" or "promotion of this or that noble goal" to make them defensible to and palatable by the plebs, but simply say "you shall suck a lawyer's dick" once you decipher all the implications of the lawyerly priesthood's "legalise" code in which these "rules" were written.
And since most Western societies are overrun with a whole pyramid of classes of parasites such as lawyers or "financial industry" creatures the pooch is pretty much screwed - at least until the next Great Fuckup (probably an economic collapse the way things are going but its anyone's guess really).


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I read this with some disbelief. It says that this is a preliminary result, but it also says that Australia are trying to appoint a replacement. I doubt a simple diuretic would be performance enhancing - I can see how sports that were affected by weight may have a problem with them, but not cricket.
I really find it hard to believe a player of his standing would intentionally cheat.
On another note, the opener WIndies win over SA rasied my eyebrow.
This from ACB.


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Here are some of the latest health and medical news
developments, compiled by the editors of HealthDay:
George McGovern 'No Longer Responsive': Daughter
Former U.S. senator and presidential candidate George McGovern
is "no longer responsive" in hospice care, his family said in a
statement released through Avera McKennan Hospital in South
Earlier, daughter Ann McGovern told the
Associated Pressthat her 90-year-old father is "nearing the
end" and appears restful and peaceful.
McGovern was the Democratic candidate against President Richard
Nixon in 1972 and lost in an historic landslide. He was a member of
the U.S. House from 1957 to 1961 and a U.S. senator from 1963 to
In recent years, he devoted his efforts to world hunger, the
Dole American Salad Mix Recalled
Bags of Dole American ready-to-eat salad mix are being recalled
after a sample tested positive for a type of bacteria called
Listeria monocytogenes, which can cause serious illness.
The recalled 12-ounce bags were distributed in in Illinois,
Indiana, Maine, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania,
Tennessee and Wisconsin. The bags are coded A275298A or B and have
a use-by date of Oct. 17 and a UPC code of 714300093, the
Wall Street Journalreported.
No illnesses have been reported in connection with the recalled
salad mix, according to Dole Fresh Vegetables.
The company said the contamination was found in a random sample
test conducted by the Tennessee Department of Agriculture. Listeria
can cause serious infections and is especially dangerous in
pregnant women, newborns, seniors and people with weakened immune
systems, the
TB Cases, Deaths Fall: WHO
The number of people worldwide newly diagnosed with tuberculosis
fell from 8.8 million in 2010 to 8.7 million in 2011, while deaths
from the disease fell from 1.45 million to 1.4 million, the World
Health Organization says.
Even though the number of new TB cases and deaths declined in
all six WHO regions, the agency said that Africa and Europe are not
on track to meet the goal of halving 1990 levels of TB death in the
next three years,
Bloomberg Newsreported.
The WHO said only 20 percent of patients with multi-drug
resistant TB have been diagnosed, and also said that the first new
TB medicines in more than 40 years may become available in
"We are now at a crossroads between TB elimination within our lifetime, and millions more TB deaths," Mario Raviglione, director of the WHO's Stop TB Partnership, said in a statement, Bloombergreported.
Study Callenges Cranberry Juice Claims
Claims that cranberry juice prevents or treats bladder and
urinary tract infections (UTIs) have been exaggerated, according to
a new study.
Researchers reviewed 24 studies that included nearly 5,000
people and found that cranberry juice may be helpful only in women
with recurrent UTIs,
ABC Newsreported.
Typical women would need to drink at least two glasses of
cranberry juice a day over a long period of time to prevent a UTI,
said the study authors, who added that it's unclear whether
cranberry-based products such as pills would prove more beneficial
than juice.
"More studies of other cranberry products such as tablets and capsules may be justified, but only for women with recurrent UTIs, and only if these products contain the recommended amount of active ingredient," said lead researcher Ruth Jepson of the University of Stirling in the U.K., ABC Newsreported.
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