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The scintillating hunt for the top spot in the bj-league's Eastern Conference is still, technically, up for grabs. Though it doesn't look like the reigning champs have any intention of relinquishing their hold on the top spot.
Shoji Nakanishi buried three 3-pointers in a memorable 16-point effort and Wayne Arnold had a 15-point performance in the two-time defending champion Hamamatsu Higashimikawa Phoenix's 92-81 victory over the Akita Northern Happinets on Saturday night.
The East-leading Phoenix (30-13) improved to 3-0 against former coach Kazuo Nakamura's club.
Akita slipped to 27-18. Ricky Woods had a team-best 19 points for the Happinets, Kazuhiro Shoji scored 16, Yuki Kikuchi added 11 and Kyle Swanston had 10.
Big Bulls 85, Jets 78
In Funabashi, Chiba Prefecture, Iwate scored 28 fourth-quarter points to defeat the hosts and salvage a series split.
Thomas Kennedy had 26 points and 11 rebounds for the Big Bulls (14-22), Makoto Sawaguchi scored 17 points and Yoshiaki Yamamoto and Shawn Malloy scored 11 points apiece.
For Chiba (16-28), Maurice Hargrow led the squad with 29 points, Jamel Staten had 22 points, 13 rebounds and nine assists and Takaki Ishida scored 10 points.
89ers 101, Broncos 61
In Saitama, Sendai trounced the hosts, who were without veteran standouts Kenny Satterfield and John Humphrey.
Saitama (11-32) trailed 50-25 at halftime.
Dan Fitzgerald had a team-high 27 points for the 89ers (23-20) and Rashaad Singleton scored 20, Johnny Dukes had 16 and Takuya Komoda poured in 14.
John Flowers paced the Eastern Conference cellar-dwelling Broncos with 24 points, Jayme Miller had 16 and Yasuaki Arai scored 11.
"Two things stood out today," 89ers coach Bob Pierce told The Japan Times. "We had 28 assists as a team and eight — of our nine available — players had five rebounds or more."
Brave Warriors 94, Five Arrows 86
In Nagano, Lee Roberts had 24 points and 17 boards and Edward Morris scored 22 points as Shinshu handed Takamatsu its 16th straight defeat.
Derek Raivio returned to the Warriors lineup after a four-game absence due to a groin injury and had 21 points and five assists. Shinshu (16-27) also snapped a four-game losing streak.
For the Five Arrows (2-41), Nyika Williams had 32 points and 15 boards and Paul Butorac scored 20 points.
Shining Suns 83, Evessa 61
In Miyakonojo, Miyazaki Prefecture, Darryl Dora's double-double (22 points, 16 boards) and O'Neal "Trey" Mims' 14 points carried the hosts to a lopsided win over short-handed Osaka.
Three Shining Suns also pumped in 10 points apiece as the second-year franchise improved to 20-23.
The Evessa (29-14), without center Wayne Marshall (hand injury) and frontcourt star Lynn Washington (released from Osaka Prefectural Police custody on Friday after drug charges were dropped; he was arrested on March 13), were led by Mike Bell (15 points, 15 boards) and Bobby St. Preux (11 points) and Kevin Tyner (seven assists).
Hannaryz 83, Golden Kings 76
In Kyoto, Lee Cummard and Rick Rickert each had 18 points and Kysouke Setoyama poured in 13 as the Hannaryz topped Western Conference-leading Ryukyu.
Taizo Kawabe chipped in with 10 points for Kyoto (27-16).
Anthony McHenry, Dzaflo Larkai and Narito Namizato each had 13 points for the Golden Kings (34-11) and Jeff Newton had 10.
Grouses 72, Susanoo Magic 61
In Toyama, Masashi Joho scored 26 points and frontcourt stalwarts Devin Searcy and Ira Brown both had 18-point outings in a win over Shimane.
Searcy also hauled in 12 rebounds for the Grouses (23-20).
Jeral Davis led the Magic (23-22) with 16 points, while Michael Parker and Reggie Golson each scored 10.
Lakestars 82, HeatDevils 80
In Oita, Shiga's Dionisio Gomez converted a game-winning basket with 1 second left against the HeatDevils.
Julius Ashby had 18 points to lead the Lakestars (27-16), Ray Nixon pumped in 13, Yu Okada had 12 and Shinya Ogawa 11.
For Oita (18-25), T.J. Cummings had 24 points and Kohei Mitomo, Naoto Takushi and Wendell White all put 13 points on the board, with White grabbing 13 boards and Takushi dishing out nine assists.
Rizing 97, Albirex BB 94
In Fukuoka, Niigata had no answer for Rizing star Kevin Palmer, who had 30 points, as the visitors dropped the series opener.
Palmer was 12-for-12 at the foul line for Fukuoka (27-16), while Jermaine Dearman scored 19 points and Carlos Dixon had 18. Jun Nakanishi added 14 points for the hosts.
Chris Holm had 16 points and 17 rebounds for the Albirex (24-19) and Dwight Gordon and Yuichi Ikeda both scored 14 points for Niigata.


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About Lucile's
Lucile's is a full service restaurant and bar serving lunch and dinner seven days a week and breakfast on Saturday and Sunday. The menu is centered around "American Food Classics" -- popular American dishes made from classic recipes updated with today's palate. The daily blackboard features fish specials that change daily. The bar features a wide variety of beer and wine, plus popular "classic cocktails" also made from traditional American recipes. Service is brisk, efficient and friendly. The service along with the comfortable atmosphere create a warm environment without pretense.
Fort Worth, TX 76107
Dining Style:
Casual Dining
American, Seafood
Hours of Operation:
Breakfast: Saturday - Sunday: 9:00am - 2:00pm
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30 am -4:00 pm, Saturday - Sunday:11:00 am - 4:00 pm
Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 4:00 pm - 10:00 pm, Friday - Saturday: 4:00 pm - 11:00 pm
Cross Street:
Bryce or Hulen
Dress Code:
Casual Dress
Price Range:
$30 and under
Payment Options
AMEX, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Phone Number:
(817) 738-4761
Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine
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Lucile's Ratings and Reviews
This has been a favorite for years. But we both agreed that the quality of food and service was stellar on this occasion. We shared the chowder, the lobster Alfredo, of course, their house salad, my absolute favorite. Then coffee and banana's foster that they make right in front of you. Jeannie was our server and just perfect. It was a cozy date night. Lucile's continues on the favorite list.
Great food at a decent price. Our party had the chicken fried steak (with regular fries and sweet potato fries), the classic lobster roll, the pork chops, and the angel hair pasta. Everyone enjoyed their food, bread and butter was great. Only minor complaint was that one of my coworkers went without a drink refill for awhile as the rest of us had either water or iced tea (which can be refilled with pitchers). Will eat there again provided the chance.
I have eaten at Lucile's many times and enjoyed each, the only problem I had with this visit was
I do not believe I have ever had a Chicken Fried Steak that I would consider spicy. Possibly the Chef was preparing food to his personal likes or dislikes. Not to my personal likes if you want a spicy CFS you can add hot sauce at the table.
I was last reservation on Christmas Eve, received call as reminder which was great. Had a nice drink and calimari. Salmon and angel hair pasta was perfect. Would not change anything. The girl that waited on us was great and had food and drinks out quickly. Being from Boston, I wanted to try Lobster Roll. I'll be back for those.
So comfortable to eat there.
This was our first time to eat at Lucile's. Our experience was mixed. I had their lobster and it was very good although surprisingly it came with no sides at all. My wife chose the prime rib and it was underwhelming. It was cooked properly, but had little taste and hard to cut. Perhaps if a 'steak knife' had been available it might have been easier. She also had the lobster bisque soup and it was very good. We dined relatively early and few people were there, but the server was very good.
Another quick review - great spot for breakfast. Consistent on Eggs Benedict's of all sorts, blueberry waffles and they are good with special requests - like requests for medium -well eggs and crispy hash brown. Oh, and scratch corned beef hash if you're up to it.
We frequent Lucile's and tonight was a bit off with the server and requested table area was not available with where I had asked for seating
Every time we had dirty dishes nothing was cleared by our server or helpers she had bringing our entrees in fact with hot plates being handed when salad plates were still sitting in front of us all even empty drink glasses we had to hand to server to remove from our table felt like we were disturbing the server when we did this
We visited the prior week and the service was wonderful as always has been
We thought the atmosphere was very unfriendly. Neither the hostess nor our server made us feel as though they were happy we were dining in this restaurant. The food was a disappointment. My daughter and I had the banana nut french toast which was burned on one side. No one ever came to the table to ask if we were satisfied with our meal. The women's bathroom was not clean. There was no soap available at the sink, so it made me question how the employees were able to wash their hands.
I know we will not be returning to Lucile's, nor will we be recommending it to any of our friends or family.
A great menu with plenty of options. Feels a bit nicer and upscale without being fancy or too upscale. Servers are interested to take care of you. We were there for brunch and the options were just right. It looks like lunch and dinner is even more worthwhile for a visit. We will be back. Glad we found this place.
We love Lucile's. I had the Salmon Oscar and sautéed vegetables and my date had the fried shrimp platter. The Salmon was cooked perfectly and I really enjoyed the julienned vegetables ( zucchini, yellow squash and carrots). His shrimp was crisp and came with three sauces. One was similar to what you would get with coconut fried shrimp, one was a tarter sauce and the other was ketchup. The food was outstanding! The service was prompt and our water was refilled without asking. Our waitress was all business and could have been a little friendlier but was very efficient.
Managers Adam and Tim were managing a busy night with a full complement of mostly experienced servers. Our table was ready when we checked in and Josh, our server was friendly, efficient, able and attentive without ever being intrusive. Our party of four each ordered something different and they all arrived at the same time, prepared to order. Overall a great night at one of our casual dining favorites!
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Issue 11 • Nov. 1983
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[Front cover and table of contents]Publication Year: 1983, Page(s): c1| PDF (193 KB)
Changes in the editorial boardPublication Year: 1983, Page(s): 1436
VLSI Process modeling—SUPREM IIIPublication Year: 1983, Page(s):1438 - 1453
Cited by: Papers (71) | Patents (1)
Over the past several years, the process-simulation tool SUPREM II has proven useful in the design and optimization of both bipolar and MOS technologies. This paper describes a new and significantly more capable version of the program--SUPREM III--which incorporates process models suitable for VLSI device design. This new version of the program is now generally available and should provide a power... View full abstract»
Verification of models for fabrication of Arsenic source-drains in VLSI MOSFET'sPublication Year: 1983, Page(s):1453 - 1462
Cited by: Papers (4)
The understanding of the effects of both low- and high-temperature anneals of arsenic implanted into silicon is critical in the calculation of p-n junction profiles of sources and drains in short-channel MOSFET's. The work reported here uses a sample matrix of arsenic implanted into silicon over a wide range of fluences and annealed in both the low- and high-temperature regimes. This matrix of sam... View full abstract»
Two-dimensional simulation of a 2-µm CMOS process using ROMANS IIPublication Year: 1983, Page(s):1462 - 1469
Cited by: Papers (5)
To accurately simulate processes applicable to fine-line geometry devices and VLSI circuits with feature size approaching 1 µm, a new two-dimensional process simulator program called ROMANS II (Redistribution and Oxidation Modeling ANalysis by Simulation in II dimensions) has been developed. This paper reports on the application of this program to simulate the thermal redistribution of the bo... View full abstract»
Topography-dependent electrical parameter simulation for VLSI designPublication Year: 1983, Page(s):1469 - 1474
Cited by: Papers (1)
A postprocessor for calculating the step crossing resistance and interlayer capacitance from device cross sections from SAMPLE simulation or SEM profiles is presented. An approximate curvilinear square algorithm is used for rapid evaluation of the two-dimensional equivalent number of lateral squares to an accuracy of a few percent. Studies of resistance for single steps and linear gaps are used to... View full abstract»
Contrast studies in high-performance projection opticsPublication Year: 1983, Page(s):1474 - 1479
Cited by: Papers (3) | Patents (15)
Image contrast is a simple physical parameter for estimating performance Of optical systems using positive photoresist. Measurements of image contrast are reported on a variety of single and multi-wavelength projection aligners, and compared with theoretical predictions. On the best systems the dark field contrast approaches the theoretical (diffraction limited) contrast within an equivalent defoc... View full abstract»
Refractory metal silicides: Thin-film properties and processing technologyPublication Year: 1983, Page(s):1480 - 1497
Cited by: Papers (10) | Patents (12)
The thin-film properties of refractory metal silicides are reviewed along with related VLSI process technology. Material considerations, including thin-film deposition techniques, film structure, electrical properties, are covered. Single-level and composite gate structures implemented with these silicides are described. Thin-film processing-plasma etching, thermal oxidation, ion-beam-enhanced sil... View full abstract»
Properties of low-pressure CVD tungsten silicide for MOS VLSI interconnectionsPublication Year: 1983, Page(s):1497 - 1505
Cited by: Papers (22) | Patents (13)
Low-pressure chemical vapor deposition of tungsten silicide has been done and the properties of the deposited films have been studied to determine the process compatibility and suitability to form gate electrodes and interconnections in MOS VLSI applications. The silicide was deposited on single-crystal silicon and on oxidized silicon with and without a coating of polycrystalline silicon film. Aug... View full abstract»
The sloped-wall SWAMI—A defect-free zero bird's-beak local oxidation process for scaled VLSI technologyPublication Year: 1983, Page(s):1506 - 1511
Cited by: Papers (24) | Patents (10)
A new scheme for a Side WAll Masked Isolation (SWAMI) process is presented which takes all the advantages provided by LOCOS without suffering its difficulties. The new SWAMI technology incorporates a sloped silicon sidewall and a thin nitride layer around the island sidewalls such that both intrinsic nitride stress and volume expansion-induced stress are greatly reduced. A defect-free fully recess... View full abstract»
Selective low-pressure silicon epitaxy for MOS and bipolar transistor applicationPublication Year: 1983, Page(s):1511 - 1515
Cited by: Papers (3) | Patents (6)
The selective low-pressure epitaxy is presented in this paper. In contrast to LOCOS technology, this process starts with structuring a thick field oxide by anisotropic RIE etching. Then monocrystalline silicon is grown selectively in the windows formed. Si-gate MOS transistors have been produced using this technology. In the field of bipolar transistors, reactive ion etching and selective low-pres... View full abstract»
CMOS on buried nitride—A VLSI SOI technologyPublication Year: 1983, Page(s):1515 - 1520
Cited by: Papers (9) | Patents (2)
A CMOS technology in silicon on insulator (SOI) for VLSI applications is presented. The insulator is a buried silicon nitride formed by nitrogen implantation and annealing. The CMOS devices are fabricated in the superficial monocrystalline silicon layer without an epitaxial process, 1-µm PMOS and 2-µm NMOS transistors have been realized, which have been used to built inverters, ring Osci... View full abstract»
A novel self-aligned isolation process for VLSIPublication Year: 1983, Page(s):1521 - 1527
Cited by: Papers (3)
We have developed a novel NMOS process for VLSI isolation. The process employs an RIE of the field oxide followed by a metal liftoff and a high-energy boron sheet implant. The energy of the implant and the metal thickness are selected such that the boron penetrates the field oxide, but not the metal. Performing the isolation doping after growing the field oxide eliminates encroachment of the isola... View full abstract»
Tunneling in base-emitter junctionsPublication Year: 1983, Page(s):1527 - 1534
Cited by: Papers (55) | Patents (1)
Tunneling currents in reverse-biased base-emitter junctions are investigated and analyzed. Guided by a simple analytic theory, shallow n+-p junctions are designed with a variety of different concentration profiles. Measurements of the dc electrical characteristics indicate a significant Zener tunneling component in the reverse diode current. The appearance of tunneling is ascertained by... View full abstract»
Direct measurements of interfacial contact resistance, end contact resistance, and interfacial contact layer uniformityPublication Year: 1983, Page(s):1535 - 1542
Cited by: Papers (144) | Patents (1)
A four-terminal microelectronic test structure and test method are described for electrically determining the degree of uniformity of the interfacial layer in metal-semiconductor contacts and for directly measuring the interfacial contact resistance. A two-dimensional resistor network model is used to obtain the relationship between the specific contact resistance and the measured interfacial cont... View full abstract»
The use of refractory metal and electron-beam sintering to reduce contact resistance for VLSIPublication Year: 1983, Page(s):1542 - 1550
Cited by: Papers (4)
Low contact resistance for metal on silicon is particularly important for VLSI where contact dimensions become ≤1 µm. This paper reports on e-beam sintering of refractory metal contacts on implanted n+- and p+-silicon layers. With this technique, we have obtained contact resistivities as low as 1.5 × 10-7Ω. cm2and 1.2 × 10-... View full abstract»
Rapid electron-beam isothermal processing of arsenic-implanted NMOS devicesPublication Year: 1983, Page(s):1550 - 1555
Cited by: Papers (2)
Rapid isothermal annealing by the multiple-scan electron-beam method has been used to anneal arsenic-implanted resistors, diodes, and NMOS transistors. The method potentially provides independent control of activation and diffusion of the dopant. Resistors are shown to have sheet resistances close to expected values for the implant, diodes have very low leakage currents, and both long- and short-c... View full abstract»
I-1 fine line MOS technology for high speed integrated circuitsPublication Year: 1983, Page(s): 1564
Cited by: Papers (1)
I-2 device performance of high speed III-V semiconductor devicesPublication Year: 1983, Page(s): 1564
I-3 recent development and future trends in latchup prevention in scaled CMOSPublication Year: 1983, Page(s):1564 - 1565
IIA-1 (GaAl)As/GaAs heterojunction dipolar transistors with graded composition in the basePublication Year: 1983, Page(s):1565 - 1566
I-4 gain and loss processes in InGaAsP/InP DH lasersPublication Year: 1983, Page(s): 1565
IIA-2 double heterojunction AlPublication Year: 1983, Page(s): 1566
0.5Ga 0.5As/GaAs bipolar transistors with improved interfaces
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IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices publishes original and significant contributions relating to the theory, modeling, design, performance and reliability of electron and ion integrated circuit devices and interconnects.
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Indian Captain, Mahendra Singh Dhoni decided to quit from Test Cricket format and ensure to work out more on ODIs and T20s.
This is a satirical article about Celebrities reacting on Facebook over MS Dhoni's surprise decision.
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Disclaimer: This is a fake FB wall and should be considered as part of fun.


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Previewed on Scoutwell back in December, Warren Smith & Nick Lavecchia debut their latest creative project to the public, opening their FIX THE SHADOWS show in the maritime district of Portland, Maine. Setting out the capture the daily happenings and Northeastern exploits of Warren, Nick and invited friends, the show features collective photographs taken over 3-months time, including local surf, community, nature and more friends. Converting a waterfront loft space into an impromptu gallery, the show features 30 framed photos and countless numbers of loose prints hung on clothes lines around the space. Presented by Insight, RAEN and Monster Children, additional shows are scheduled to hit Los Angeles and Australia later this year – with 100% of proceeds being donated to waterforwaves.org for Sandy Relief.
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Name: ron rohn
Location: boscobel, wisc
Year: 1969-1979
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Date: Monday, February 20, 2006
Time: 04:26:17 PM
I sorry to hear that the rock closed down. I really enjoyed some of my time when I was station on the island. I worked at the JOC in com/crypto unit for the Air Force. I still havent got over the great food and good people I got to know at the island. oh well another perfact day and senset.


text: Hi everyone, i found this site as i was looking for answers i suppose. I stopped enabling my 18 year old son in sept of last year after a hellish few years trying to deal with his anti social behaviour and drug taking, after sleeping rough for a few weeks he begged for a place to stay while he found somewhere to live. My husband (his stepdad) and i agreed. We found somewhere for him to live and were sorting out the minor details and agreeing to pay the rent in advance and a deposit for him. The week before he was due to move in he left a candle burning in our front room and caused a house fire burning his hands badly in the process, thank god he and everyone else were all ok at the end of the night. He insisted in moving into his flat after a week had gone by and said he was fine and he could cope. I have since helped him with problems with his landlady, making up his rent sorting out housing benefit etc. When the landlady was meant to return the rent in advance we had a fight on our hands to get it back, in the end it was paid to my son who promptly spent it. He promises to come round and pay us back but guess what he never turns up. He phoned me earlier tonight informing me he thinks he missed his job seekers appointment which means his benefits will stop and he will lose his flat and that he will probably have to sleep on our sofa again. I have just come to terms with my husband being diagnosed with a pancreatic growth, and it really feels like my son will never try and just live life get a job not take drugs and behave. I suffer from depression too and i sometimes just want to disappear as nothing ever seems to get better. Does it ever get any better, or is this as good as its ever going to get.


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Published: Monday 8th December 2014 by The News Editor
A 28-year-old man arrested by counter-terror police will appear in court over alleged fraud offences.
Scotland Yard said Muhammed Saleem, 28, from Abbey Wood, London – who was arrested on Saturday – is accused of being in possession or controlling an article for use in fraud.
He will appear before Westminster Magistrates Court this morning.
Two other people arrested Saturday – a 33-year-old man and a 30-year-old woman – remain in custody at a central London police station, police said.
A search in east London continues.
The most recent arrests follow series of raids across the country over the past week.
Dawn raids in London on Thursday saw a 33-year-old man arrested on suspicion of being concerned in the commission, preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism and a 40-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to possess and supply fraudulent documents.
The 33-year-old remains in custody at a central London police station after a custody extension was granted until Thursday, December 11, while the 40-year-old has been bailed until January next year.
Meanwhile, officers questioning five men arrested in connection with a sting at Dover have until Sunday December 14 to question them after being granted warrants by a magistrate.
Two men aged 33 and 43 were detained in Dover last Sunday after Scotland Yard anti-terror officers with armed support officers and Kent Police stopped a car going outbound at the port.
A 28-year-old man was arrested in the same area last Monday morning, while, under the same operation, two men aged 24 and 40 were arrested on the same day in east London.
Published: Monday 8th December 2014 by The News Editor


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Don Valley MP Caroline Flint has called for action to curb irresponsible pay day lenders after seeing the latest evidence produced by the Citizens Advice Bureau.
Bureau Manager of the North East Doncaster CAB, in Thorne, Karen Bothamley (right in picture), discussed with Caroline the CAB's evidence that 65 per cent of payday loans are issued without any financial checks.
Caroline (left in Picture) said: "I am truly shocked that any company could be so irresponsible as to lend money to someone without any concern about whether they can repay. A debt of just £100 can mushroom into thousands. This is legal loan sharking of the worst kind."
New figures from the national Citizens Advice payday loan tracker found 65 per cent of people did not get asked about their financial situation – leading to seven out of ten not being able to prepay the loan.
Yet this is despite the customer pledges of the pay day loan industry in its own customer charter launched in November 2012. The North East Doncaster CAB is monitoring cases through its payday loan tracker to see if the industry is sticking to its charter.
The new figures of the first four months after the new charter, was based on feedback from 1,270 customers, using more than 87 different pay lenders between November and March this year.
The figures also found that customers who were not asked affordability questions and had repayment problems were further let down by the lender. Six out of seven lenders did not offer to freeze the interest rate and charges when the borrower agreed repayments. Seven out of ten did not explain how much it would cost to extend the loan. Over eight out of ten did not treat people sympathetically.
For more information please contact North East Doncaster CAB on 01405 740550 or Phil Cole 07950 635393.


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A Re-Post of this summer's most popular post.
It's not too late to get the most out of your summer.
Most people will have more leisure time during the next 10-12 weeks than they will all year – summer break, family vacations, and a tad slower schedule. Without the responsibility of waking and dressing my daughters every day, I get an extra hour 5 days a week. You probably have some extra hours coming to you as well.
Why not use your summer to produce something beautiful?
Nearly everyone in my family spent extended time in school or teaching school. Each year they were gifted with summer break. My dad spent hours in the local library during his summer – reading, writing, studying, and making sure my brother, Richard, and I did the same in the children's literature section. On Tuesdays we skipped the pool, bowling alley, and bike rides spending the day, instead, in the library. Everyday, right after lunch, my family sat down in the living room and had one-hour of reading time before we returned to playing and riding our bikes.
By leveraging his summer, my dad got a Master's, Specialist's, and a Ph. D.
What are you going to do this summer? Sitting on the beach, lounging in front of the TV, and grilling in the back yard are great activities, especially if you're a school teacher who's gone 90-to-nothing all year. Just don't stop there. Why not capitalize on your free time and have something to show for the gift of free hours?
Read Like Crazy
Regardless of your field or career, the people at the top are readers. There's a little secret about business, church, and leadership: Your boss is your boss because s/he reads more than you. Leaders are readers, as the saying goes. And they read a lot. In 12 weeks, you can easily read 12 books. Commit to reading 50 pages a day. 50 pages is not much (most non-fiction books are around 200-250 pages). On a 2-week vacation you can knock out a few non-fiction books!
Friday I asked my Twitter followers and Facebook friends for book suggestions. The list is incredible! Because my friends read different genres, I now know which books are the best in multiple categories. At the end of the summer I should be significantly more knowledgable and interesting than I am today. What's more, my writing, preaching, and creativity flow from my reading. Guess what? So do yours.
Produce Something Wonderful
Have you every wanted to write? Are you a photographer? Painter? Poet? William Paul Young's, The Shack, was written for his family and became an international phenomenon. You don't have to have impressive results to produce beauty. Don't worry about money, fame, or acclaim. Just produce. You can write 500 words a day for the next 12 weeks (This blog post is 698 words). At the end of the summer you'll have a 42,000 word book. Wow! Now, you're an author.
Grab your DSLR, decide to take a picture of every church, fountain or old bridge within 75 miles. Spend a few days with your favorite photo-editing software, send it off to a printer. You just created a photo book. Now, you're a photographer.
No one ever has to buy your creations! You're doing it to create!
Pick-Up What You Dropped-Off
Rekindle your joys. Do you remember playing the piano? The cello? The guitar? Remember when you sang? Whatever it was, do that again! Call a few friends, invite them to dinner on September 7, and tell them your having a "Living Room Session." Spend your summer learning to play 3-5 pieces to perform for your guests. How fun would that be?
Don't Be "That Guy."
You don't want to be the guy (or girl) who has the boring answer when asked "What did you do this summer?" Resting your bottom on the couch watching reruns of "Law & Order" is – to be frank – LAME.
Once you had dreams and ambitions. You may have given up on them or perhaps they stalled out. They don't have stay stalled. Whether you have the full summer off, like people in academia, or just a few weeks, you're summer can create something amazing! It should bring you life!
What are you planning this summer? Share your dreams in the comments below.


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I saw a recent discussion here on CHOW about places to eat in Washington DC and Baltimore. It got me wondering about Arlington specifically.
Any suggestions for interesting places, particularly non-big chain, with good food?
We found Rockland's Barbeque on Fairfax Drive totally by chance. There are a few of them around the area, but clearly has that local vibe going on. The food was really good and they have plenty of seating in a retro feeling space. It's great for all ages when you aren't aiming for fussy.
Not too focused on a price point with my question here, as I'd like to learn about anything noteworthy. We sometimes splurge, though mostly aim for budget dining.
Oh, and we rarely drink, so bar/no bar, doesn't matter to us.
Thanks in advance!


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By Phill Colombo
On November 1, United Neighborhoods for Reform asked Portland's neighborhood associations to approve a demolition regulation resolution to send to the Portland City Council. The document, drafted over the past three months in three "summit" meetings, is backed by 2,300 online petition signatures requesting a limit to housing demolitions and nearly 500 individuals completing an online survey—84 percent opposed current demolition rates, 91 percent supported city code and policy changes to limit demolitions and replacement housing sizes.
UNR said at least a dozen associations had already voted to approve the document by mid-November. Among those approving: Arlington Heights, Beaumont-Wilshire, Bridlemile, Concordia, Eliot, King, Multnomah, Northwest District, Overlook, Powellhurst-Gilbert, Roseway and Woodlawn.
The resolution has three main sections: six demolition process changes, creation of a task force to study demolition notifications and three requests for City Council implementation. The task force would be composed 50 percent NA representatives and 50 percent of city staff and concerned citizens.
The process changes include restoration of an automatic 35-day delay on demolition of single-family structures, definition of "demolition" as 50 percent of any structure and demolition permit applicants' mandatory compliance with all state/federal environmental and safety regulations. The resolution requests the City Council enact measures to protect residents from toxic substances released by demolition of a building, an update of the Historic Resources Inventory with a mandated waiting time before properties may be removed from the Inventory and a user-friendly on-line tracking of demolition activity.
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We had this one too. Delicious! Thanks!
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What a wonderful soup . . . and just in time for fall! :)
This recipe sounds awesome… but anything with cream cheese is good in my book!
I love your recipes! Made this soup tonight, it was delish. (Mine didn't thicken up as much as expected, but Mr. was hungry NOW so maybe I coulda let it cook a bit longer…or maybe I added too much water.) But the taste was FAB! Thanks!
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I made this soup for a friend who was sick, too. It is really yummy!
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This is the fourth year that Calvary Memorial Church in Racine has come to Camp Daniel for one of their mission's trips. The group of about 30 arrived Friday night and spent the day Saturday doing several different meaningful and appreciated jobs throughout the camp.
One group spent the day doing garden and yard work. Boy, did they work hard and get a lot done!
Another group installed insulation in the new garage. We were all quite glad to see that job completed!
Another group put up sheet rock and installed corner bead.
A couple electricians did some wiring work in the garage.
Another group primed and painted the stairwell that was just installed. They also primed and painted rooms and hallways adjacent to the garage.
And here is Pastor Ethan, working hard to capture it all.
We are grateful for all their hard work! We are thankful for their time and service, assisting Camp Daniel to use the grounds sooner and year round.
When work groups come in like this, it encourages the staff on several different levels. First, a group of thirty can accomplish in a day what would take us at least a week! Secondly, it brings encouragement when others come to the grounds where we daily live and work, to invest into the ministry of Camp Daniel. Some days, working the grind with just our missionaries, can seem difficult and overwhelming. When others come to share in the work, it helps us keep moving forward. Lastly, workdays, like these, give an opportunity for individuals to see and hear about the ministry of Camp Daniel first hand. For many, coming to our workdays provides the opportunity to work along side individuals with intellectual disabilities for the first time. They begin to see people with intellectual disabilities in a whole new way and their preconceived thoughts and attitudes often begin to change. Many people that come on work trips like this, in turn, sign up to volunteer during our summer camps, furthering their involvement within Camp Daniel's ministries.
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***Opportunity to serve!*** This Saturday, May 7th, we are having our Spring Workday. This is open to everyone. We will continue many of the jobs we highlighted above. The day starts at 8:00am and goes till about 4pm. Lunch is provided so please RSVP to the camp office. Also, please let us know any specialty skills you may have, so we can use you appropriately. No special abilities needed, jobs available for all skill levels. Bring your family and bring your friends!


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Hello Shirley. I have a Houston KEESEE b.10/18/1809. His father was Benjamin Burch "Kizy" Keesee b.Abt. 1770 in Old Dominion Ky and died Abt. 1887 in Pulaski County Ky. Houston's mother was Elizabeth Weddill b.Abt. 1788.Benjamin and Elizabeth were married September 14, 1809 in Pulaski County Ky. There children are as follows.
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Benjamin Burch "Kizy" Keesee was my 3rd great-grandfather
Arter Arthur Kissee was my 2nd great-grandfather
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Elizabeth Gilbert is a renowned writer, most famous for her book Eat, Pray, Love in which she chronicles her year-long journey through Italy (to eat), India (to pray) and Indonesia (where she ultimately finds love.) Then 34, Elizabeth embarked on the travels in an attempt to find herself after a messy divorce. It was in Indonesia that Elizabeth met Jose Nunes, who she would marry in 2007.
More than ten million copies of the book have been sold since its release a decade ago, and it has spent almost half of that time on New York Times' list of bestselling books list.
Elizabeth wrote a follow up book which also was a number one bestseller. Her navigation of her personal life has resonated with many people – and particularly women – across the globe. She has more than 1.5 million Facebook followers, many of whom, it seems, view her as some type of relationship or even life coach.
Last month, Elizabeth's personal life again hit the news after she published a Facebook post declaring that the reason her marriage to Nunes had ended was that she was now in a same-sex relationship with her best friend, Rayya Elias, who had been diagnosed with pancreatic and liver cancer earlier this year. Elizabeth explains:
Death — or the prospect of death — has a way of clearing away everything that is not real, and in that space of stark and utter realness, I was faced with this truth: I do not merely love Rayya; I am in love with Rayya. And I have no more time for denying that truth.
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For reasons of my own integrity and sanity, I need to be able to walk into any room in the world with Rayya on my arm, feeling relaxed enough to stand comfortably in simple openness about who we actually are to each other... Pretending is demeaning, and it makes you weak and confused… Truth and transparency not only make my life more ethical, but also easier... It's for the sake of our own integrity, but it's also intended to make our lives simpler.
Elizabeth tells her readers that her relationship with Rayya is a matter of integrity and ethics, and a rejection of pretence; that she is being authentic by following her heart. And she is being congratulated by people across the world for being "true to herself."
I want to suggest that these congratulations are based on a grave misunderstanding of what it means to be authentic and true to oneself. It is unfortunately a misunderstanding which is pervasive today.
Elizabeth's decision to end her marriage and enter into a romantic relationship with Rayya is one where, it appears, emotion has been prioritised over existing commitments; feelings have done away with promises.
But following whatever our strongest emotion is at any one time is not the same thing as authenticity. I would even go as far as to say that it is the exact opposite. To be authentic, we must be people of our word; people who keep our promises. Sometimes, being authentic means we stay when our heart wants to be elsewhere. That's why we take vows when we get married, are ordained or enter religious life – we are promising that we will live our vocation, even (and especially) on the days we don't feel like it.
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Imagine, sometime in the future if the film rights to Star Wars are sold. Would you be in favour of a reboot, similiar to Star Trek?
Nay, nay and thrice nay!!
No because that would mean redoing the originals that were already great as is. But then again, a reboot would be more welcoming than Lucas constantly messing and re-editing the originals.
Did you hear about the rumors the puppet Yoda is going to be replaced with a CGI one in "Star Wars: Episode I- The Phantom Menace 3-D?" Oh it gets better too. If the re-release of the prequel in 3-D is a hit, there's even rumors that Lucas will replace ALL THE PUPPETS from the original movies completely, and replace them with CGI counterparts. Meaning the puppet Yoda we saw in "Empire Strikes Back" and "Return of the Jedi" could be replaced with a CGI version if the 3-D series continues up to that point...
...and knowing Georgie boi, if the 3D films do REALLY REALLY well, he will most likely replace all the actual, real actors with CGI ones.
Oh my god, will he stop at nothing? When I started this thread I didn't know where to stand on the reboot issue. But am now firmly against it, the originals should be left alone. Enough damage has been done. Have you seen the new ending to Return of the Jedi, where he now has Vader crying 'NOOOOOO' just before he picks up the Emperor. It looks like some fan film you'd find on youtube or something.
Wow, I guess old Georgie Boi really doesn't know when to quit. Hell, if he keeps this up, then he might find himself alienating the "Star Wars" franchise even from some of the most die hard of fans, at the rate he's going.
To answer you're question though, I haven't seen that ending of "Return of the Jedi", as the only two versions that I saw were the original theatrical one, and the special edition one, a while back when they re-released to promote the prequels' premiere. In my mind, those are the only two that exist, and I plan to keep it that way. If Lucas wants me to acknowledge the version you speak of, then he might have to pay me, as lord knows he owes me for all the time I know I'm going to waste watching and reviewing his "Star Wars" 3-D re-releases.
I'd have to say against a Star Wars reboot.. However, I did enjoy the Star Trek reboot a lot!
You know speaking of how much of a jackass George Lucas is, you guys may have inspired me to do something special for my review of the upcoming re-release star wars movie. Oh it'll be so much fun!
From what I have read the right to the star wars movies goes to speilberg (SP?) and I hope that he actually makes new movies to follow in the series. The whole rebooting thing with movies is getting out of control and to keep paying for something that you have already seen is a little ridiculous. Don't get me wrong I am a huge star wars fan and always will be, but I find myself more centered around the books than around the movies.
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Parenting is hard work; there is not a parent around who would disagree with that statement. You arrive home from the hospital with this tiny little being and wonder, what next? What do I do now? Very quickly, that question is answered for you as you become overwhelmed with feedings and diaper changes, recognizing this is a phase that will pass. For some parents though, a sense of being overwhelmed remains throughout their children's lives. For parents of young people suffering from physical or mental health challenges that sense of being overwhelmed never goes away.
Parents of children with mental health issues may not talk about the challenges they face, largely because they are too busy managing crises. While efforts have been made to address stigma associated with mental illness, it is still prevalent. Parents experience this in every dealing they have when supporting their child with mental health issues. Stigma is rampant when it comes to mental health issues experienced by children, youth and adolescents. This stigma is delivered in the education system, in the health care system and among society at large. There is a tremendous lack of understanding and empathy regarding the experiences of young people and their families when it comes to mental health issues. Services are frequently lacking, both in schools and the healthcare system. Much of the care and advocacy for youth mental health services falls on the shoulders of the parents. You think there is a lack of supports for children and youth with mental health issues – look at the lack of resources and supports for their parents!
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Given this, one would expect a tremendous amount of caregiver burnout experienced by parents, which is true. The difference, though, is that parents of young people experiencing mental health distress have no ability to succumb. There is too much at stake; when you are the only person who sees the potential of this young person and knows things would be so much better for them with the right supports – well, you just keep soldiering on. We talk a lot about services for kids with mental health issues, but we need to do more than talk. Those services are NOT available and it is time to acknowledge that and force decision makers to address this. It is not ok to download this burden to parents, simply because we are the parent of this young person. It is not ok to proliferate "evidence" that links the presence of a mental health issue with a "choice" made by a parent (usually mother). It is time to listen to parents when we tell you what it is we think our kids need and not respond with platitudes about how the system works. We know how the system does and does not work, it's time to listen to us and give us the help needed for our kids to succeed and be well.
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I am a Registered Nurse, and Nursing professor with a passion for addressing mental health issues amongst youth. My specific areas of interest are assisting those with mental illness and on the autism spectrum navigate post secondary education and career entry. I also serve as an advocate for rural and Indigenous youth mental health issues.


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text: After finishing all of Kurt Vonnegut's novels, I knew that I had his short stories waiting in the wings. I took extreme comfort in this, knowing that it wasn't over. There'd still be new words/thoughts that would make me giddy thinking about how I was going to draw them. This particular drawing is a favorite because of the story and the way Vonnegut captures the woman... describing that fire in a gal. It made me happy because we all have it inside us.


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I remembered being a frequent critic of Steinbrenner, when I became a sports columnist in 1982. I often wrote that he should get out of town, go back to Tampa or Cleveland, because his crude bullying did not belong in Big Town. (Supply your own current punch line to that.)
He did odious things but over the years I developed a partial grudging respect for him as a big-timer who could take a certain amount of banter, like most politicians and public figures.
I looked at him from the perspective of a childhood Brooklyn Dodger fan who had suffered terribly, who never, ever, rooted for the Yankees. But at least the Yankees stayed in the Bronx, a symbol of domination and bluster and endless sentimentality with all their deities and trained American eagles swooping around the big ballpark during post-season games. Overkill. The Yankee way.
But when the Times asked me to write about George and the Hall, I decided he had upgraded a historic franchise, and was – in neutral terms – an epic figure in his business, and he belonged in the Hall.
When the column appeared on the NYT web site Sunday evening, many knowing readers criticized my reasoning, in the Comments section. Others wrote to my NYT address. (email@example.com.) I was impressed by so many arguments to keep him out:
--His meanness discredited anything the Yankees won.
---He broke rules, not as a player but as an owner, and that should count to keep him out.
---In fact, he went from 1978 to 1996 without winning a World Series, the longest drought since Babe Ruth arrived. How smart could he be?
---It was wrong of me to compare his splurging with cable and attendance money with the bargain-basement tactics of pioneer Hall of Fame owners like Connie Mack and Clark Griffith, both former players who helped build baseball.
--The Hall voters (NYT writers, including this pensioner, do not vote for such honors) have shunned known and suspected users of PEDs. If McGwire and Clemens and Bonds and Sosa are still outside, what about an owner who hired a gambler to dish dirt on Dave Winfield, who made illegal political contributions?
---He was a bully who mistreated many people, from baseball officials to players to humble workers. This was true. Some readers had one nasty brush with The Boss, and never forgot it. The first time I met him was in 1976, when I was still a cityside reporter and was sent up to the Stadium as the Yanks prepared for their first World Series since 1964. The Boss gushed over my work on Loretta Lynn's book, but a minute later he reamed out a Stadium supervisor named Kelly for minute imperfections. It was a way for him to demonstrate his power to me. It was embarrassing to be present for this.
But four decades later I have come to think he was a giant as an owner, and should get in the Hall one of these years.
I love the readers' comments – so informed, so passionate, and polite. But I think character has long been ignored by the Hall anyway. There are racists in the Hall, from players to commissioners; many great stars led terrible lives – drinking, carousing, misbehaving, to disgrace and early death. Some executives in the Hall are mere lodge brothers, voted in during a simpler time.
George Steinbrenner was complicated. He bought a failing franchise and forced it back to the top. He won 11 pennants. He made the Yankees big-time.
Finally, I made an allusion to a column I wrote in 1986 urging a burned-out Boss to sell the franchise to a local builder who needed a hobby, a focus in life. I did not mention Donald Trump by name but many readers compared Steinbrenner's bullying with Trump's.
As a New Yorker, who has met both men, I can attest that Steinbrenner was more centered, more educated, more generous than Trump.
It's not as if anybody was voting for George Steinbrenner to be President, for goodness' sakes.
I thank the readers who prodded my reasoning. Those who care to prod it here are welcome. The debate goes on.


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Pastor Bonmark Mwenda
I come from a place known a Naari, 30 km from Meru town. The lord has helped me to start some busisness of selling cereals when am not at the church.
I thank you our sponsors for your support to me and other students who have come to Bridges International School –Meru.
May the Lord bless you Bob and Ann Rosser.
Pastor Edwin Ireri Gitari
I reside 80Km from the Bridges Intl. Dev.School – Meru-Kenya.
I am married to Lucy and blessed with one Girl child, having no permanent Job to support my family I work as pastor in a Church traveling as far as 16Km to and from the church. No even a bicycle to help me- am praying that the Lord will bless me with at least a bicycle, and especially if I can get it by the end of this year when we graduate I know I can preach more for God's glory.
Having many Orphans who need my support I have a prayer to start an orphanage near the Church place so that I can help them to eat and drink and even to educate them.
Thank you Bob & Ann Rosser, for the support you have given us and may the Lord bless you and bless all the Donors who are helping us to do our studies in Morrel School – meru under the Bridges International Development School- Meru.


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I want to be able to move out at 18 for my own personal reasons but can someone who has done it before give me any tips I should know about? By the way I live in Canada Ontario.
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Assuming you have a job now, your going to have to come up with down payment for rent. So my suggestion is to save at least 1,500$ before you move out. You need to learn to budget! THAT IS THE MOST IMPORTANT THING. Add up bills, grocery, phone, stuff your gunna need, tampons, maybe clothes. etc . before you move out I'd try and pay attention to how much Money your guardian spends on you food wise and look at prices for dishes and stuff you will need. (Personally Id go to thrift shops and get the cheep stuff, furniture, dishes etc .) good luck I hope it works out. Most of the time your gunna need more on minimum wage. If you want you can message me and I can help you with the budget stuff. Not trying to sound creepy 😂 I've taken a lot of attention and I love budgeting. I'm really good at it. But good luck also, if you have a car you need to plan for gas and if you dont plan on how you get to and from work obviously, but include bus fees etc .00|00|0
Don't worry But thanks for the offer I might take that offer up because I'm kinda suck at budgeting but I love it too.
Yeah, I'm always budgeting things I don't need to.-. I think its my obsession. Lmao good luck.
Lol thanks and I message you about it when I want to move one more year to go.


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With the first vote on same-sex marriage coming as early as next week, all Pierce County senators have staked out their positions. Among the county's representatives in the House — where the outcome is not in question — just two votes are truly up in the air: Tacoma Democrats Troy Kelley and Steve Kirby.
Both backed an expansion of domestic partnerships in 2009, but neither is committed on this vote.
Kelley didn't return phone calls Friday, after saying Thursday he couldn't talk while driving in the foul weather.
Kirby said the issue's divisiveness is the main source of his reservations. He plans to vote for the marriage bill in committee to move it along, then push for an addition on the House floor that would send it to a statewide vote.
One local Republican, freshman Rep. Katrina Asay from Milton, is not firmly committed — but she is opposed to the bill in its current form. She too wants a "referendum clause," along with other changes.
The rest of the lawmakers who have wrestled with the issue, notably three Democrats, Sen. Jim Kastama, Rep. Tami Green and Rep. Chris Hurst, have made their decisions (Kastama yes, Green yes, Hurst no).
Here's how the delegation plans to vote, according to their sponsorship of the marriage measure, their public statements or what they told The News Tribune or the Associated Press:
2nd district:
- Sen. Randi Becker, R-Eatonville: No.
- Rep. Jim McCune, R-Graham: No.
- Rep. J.T. Wilcox, R-Yelm: No.
25th district:
- Sen. Jim Kastama, D-Puyallup: Yes.
- Rep. Bruce Dammeier, R-Puyallup: No.
- Rep. Hans Zeiger, R-South Hill: No.
26th district:
- Sen. Derek Kilmer, D-Gig Harbor: Yes.
- Rep. Jan Angel, R-Port Orchard: No.
- Rep. Larry Seaquist, D-Gig Harbor: Yes.
27th district:
- Sen. Debbie Regala, D-Tacoma: Yes.
- Rep. Jeannie Darneille, D-Tacoma: Yes.
- Rep. Laurie Jinkins, D-Tacoma: Yes.
28th district:
- Sen. Mike Carrell, R-Lakewood: No.
- Rep. Tami Green, D-Lakewood: Yes.
- Rep. Troy Kelley, D-Tacoma: Could not be reached for comment Thursday or Friday.
29th district:
- Sen. Steve Conway, D-Tacoma: Yes.
- Rep. Steve Kirby, D-Tacoma: Uncommitted.
- Rep. Connie Ladenburg, D-Tacoma: Yes.
30th district (includes parts of Pierce under preliminary redistricting plan):
- Sen. Tracey Eide, D-Des Moines: Yes.
- Rep. Katrina Asay, R-Milton: No as the bill stands now.
- Rep. Mark Miloscia, D-Federal Way: No.
31st district:
- Sen. Pam Roach, R-Auburn: No.
- Rep. Chris Hurst, D-Enumclaw: No.
- Rep. Cathy Dahlquist, R-Enumclaw: No.
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I bet you thought this title was a mistake, right? Everyone knows all we need is LOVE…not less!
Well, stay with me here and consider taking an overview of your life, where you're living right now, and where you're going.
Chances are if you are 70 years old or older, retired and in relatively good health, you are beginning to think about downsizing from your family home of many years or you are in the throes of doing it, or you have already made the move.
Whichever it is, you probably have stuff, all kinds of stuff, in piles being sorted, or in boxes waiting to be unpacked or stored or given away, or in containers being hidden until you can organize it or figure out what to do with them!
Why do I think this about you? Because It's true about me! We are in this together…it's The American Way: the unbelievable, overwhelming accumulation of stuff. It might even be the #1 First World Problem, judging from what I know about landfills!
Consequently I seem to be a magnet for articles, books, Ted Talks, reports and studies addressing "de-cluttering", "living simply" or "minimalism". It seems to always be on my mind. I google the topic and search for clever ways to organize excess stuff that will make me feel like I live simply and uncluttered. I am forever sorting through papers and stacking magazines, clearing off the kitchen counter, etc. etc.
Google the word "clutter". There are how-to books galore on this subject, as well as services that provide guidance and even consultants who will come into your home and declutter for you!
And always in the back of my mind is how to eliminate all the excess stuff NOW so my family won't have to do it when I die! One thing I'm sure of, my kids and grandkids don't want any of it…I've already asked them, several times!
Then there's the Christian teaching that comes into play for me, adding a good measure of guilt, "…if you have two coats, give one to your sister who is in need" and also when Jesus instructed followers to not "lay up treasures on earth where moth and rust corrupts, but instead lay up treasure in heaven…" In other words, fill life full with compassion, kindness, gentleness, patience, generosity, love…instead of material goods.
Defining or exposing the problem is easy. What to do about it is the real challenge.
Many years ago I helped a friend sort through her family home because her mother was unable to manage it any longer and had been admitted to a nursing home nearby. We sorted 50 years of accumulated stuff until we had left only what would fit into one small closet, one 6-drawer chest and a small 2-drawer desk in her mom's new living space.
This experience was a powerful life lesson for me. I realized that life begins with nothing and ends with nothing, nothing of material value, that is.
I look around me now, in this Gran Finale stage of life, and wonder if I minimize the clutter, the excess, just keep what I need to live my life well, how much space would I create for the pursuit of what's really important, the eternal spiritual (heavenly) stuff…the stuff about which I want my legacy to be?
If I minimize the clutter, and the care and concern of it, I most probably would have more energy to be more patient with those around me each day, have more time to be more intentional in showing love and giving compassion, and eliminate my preoccupation with tasks of maintenance, upkeep and organization.
We need very few material possessions. I learned from downsizing my friends mother that less is more when life is truly simple… less to maintain, less responsibility, less burden, less complicated.
We often hear the cliche "Never settle for less", probably meant to encourage one's self worth and aspirations to fulfill one's dreams. Instead it gives encouragement to over endulge, spend more than we have, and/or be discontent with what we have. It's a popular marketing slogan and has been used to feed a sense of privilege and entitlement. "I deserve more", "I'm worth more", "I can have it all."etc.
But for this Vibrant Old Woman, in the final chapter of my story, I'm settling for less! Clear the clutter! Make more room for the stuff that really counts.
How about you? What's your take on "less is more" and clearing out the clutter?


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In recent years, smartphones and tablets have changed the way we work. An article published late last year on USA Today predicts that worldwide, tablet sales will outplace both desktops and laptops in the coming years, and a report by International Data Corp. suggests that an estimate of more than 1.3 billion people will work outside of a typical office environment in 2015, representing 37.2 percent of the world's overall workforce.
What does this mean? As telecommuting increases, so does the use of mobile technologies to complete work. Our increasingly mobile workforce means workers are using smartphones and tablets to get their work done now more than ever before.
It's a mobile revolution. It's time to embrace change.
From keeping up with emails, to finding ideal candidates and sales opportunities on tight deadlines, the daily work life of a recruiter often means trying to get more done in less time. Job responsibilities, like attending conferences and tradeshows or conducting impromptu interviews, mean staffing and recruiting professionals are spend more work hours away from the desk.
As a company that provides staffing software to the human resources industry, our team at Avionté has recognized the needs of our clients to access key software features, from any device, anytime and anywhere. We've listened to our clients and we've created a mobile application and mobile-friendly solutions to ensure our clients can work easily and stay productive, from wherever they may be.
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Forecasting Urban Travel
Past, Present and Future
David E. Boyce and Huw C.W.L. Williams
Chapter 9: Tradition and innovation in UK practice
David E. Boyce and Huw C.W.L. Williams
In this chapter we describe some of the major developments in urban travel forecasting practice in the UK over the past 30 years, with particular emphasis on recent times. This review examines the refinement of traditional methods as well as significant innovations. The coverage is wide-ranging, but as in Chapter 8 it is necessarily selective. We intend to give a flavour of developments in a country with, according to Shepherd et al (2006b, 313), 'a strong culture of transport modelling', albeit one exhibiting wide variations in practice. We do not intend to offer a detailed history, description or critique of modelling practice – tasks undertaken by others (as we discuss below in this section) – but to introduce significant developments and the motivation for them.
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White House Czars
Posted by South Florida 912 on October 19, 2009 · 2 Comments
At this writing, there are about 34 so-called "czars" working in the White House. They are unconfirmed by the Senate and mostly work outside of the formal cabinet departments. Many would never have been confirmed as they have significant baggage – including ties to communism, illegal activity, and far-left activism.
These posts will explore the roll of the czars and what can be done about them.


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What is Sink or Swim?
Sink or Swim is not a problem-solving mechanism, nor is it intended to shape and direct ideals. The question "Will you Sink or Swim?" is presented as an individual, personal challenge to live a drug-free life or face the consequences of poor choices.
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The mission of the Sink or Swim initiative is to build broad awareness of issues related to drug addiction and be an information resource for individuals and families impacted by drug use.


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Heavy-duty equipment is known for its ruggedness in harsh environments, but vehicles are not neglecting their sensitive side.
JCB's Dieselmax goes 350 mph and teaches engineers much about engine capability, extreme testing, and program management.
Properly implemented, an electrohydraulic system can add a great deal of automatic control, advanced performance, advanced diagnostics, and remote monitoring to a mobile application.
The use of multiple hydraulic pumps can satisfy the needs of various circuits in off-highway equipment.
Biofuels promise to help reduce petroleum cinsumption and CO2 emissions, but much of the potential depends on production and infrastructure investments.
Effective use of materials information is important to engineers in development of parts and components.


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Dear Bar Tender
5 comments
- Ashley said...
Some bars just have the worst service and they think because people are just getting drunk they won't care - but I always notice more when the service is awful after I have been drinking! And I am way more likely to leave a tiny tip when I have a few drinks in me rather than a nice one.
- March 24, 2015 at 5:23 AM
- Alanna @ Alanna and Company said...
That's no good that you had such bad service. I have definitely gone and complained to a manager with a situation like this and sometimes it improves.
- March 24, 2015 at 5:58 AM
- Meghan said...
I was at ladies night a few weeks back & we had a DD and I didn't think it was too much to ask that the DD get a free Mt. Dew but apparently the bartender looked at me like I grew another head.
- March 24, 2015 at 6:34 AM
- Jasmine said...
some bars do have the worst service. I have been in that situation and i'm glad you wrote this and did a review on them. Maybe that'll bring their attention and fix their shit!!!
- March 24, 2015 at 9:47 AM
- The Girl who Loved to Write said...
I seriously tip people based on how they act when I want a glass of water. It says a lot!
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|CFP: GSA 2016 Panel: Dada at 100, San Diego (31.01.2016)
The 100th anniversary of the Dada movement offers an ideal opportunity to
reevaluate the movement, its reception, and its legacy. Over the course of
the past century, Dada has inspired responses from authors ranging from
Walter Benjamin (Hugo Ball and Emmy Hennings' erstwhile neighbor in Bern)
to Peter Bürger to Peter Sloterdijk, as well as from subsequent generations
of artists and writers including the Wiener Gruppe, Rolf Dieter Brinkmann,
and Thomas Kling. While scholars of the movement have at times fallen into
the traps that the Dadaists set for them, endlessly revisiting a few
canonical works or mistaking manifestos for authoritative interpretations,
recent publications have opened up promising new avenues for Dada
scholarship: Matthew Biro's *The Dada Cyborg* and Arndt Niebisch's* Media
Parasites in the Early Avant-Garde* bring Dada into conversation with
contemporary theory, while Ruth Hemus's *Dada's Women* and Paula K.
Kamenish's *Mamas of Dada: Women of the European Avant-Garde* take
important steps towards correcting a long-standing gender imbalance.
For this panel, we invite submissions that engage with the history of
Dada's reception and/or approach the movement from new perspectives. We
particularly encourage contributions that reflect on the state of Dada
scholarship and consider Dada through the lens of its critical reception
and cultural impact. At the same time, papers focusing on individual
authors, artists, or works are welcome, particularly if they address works
or producers that have been neglected or marginalized in existing Dada
scholarship. We are also interested in papers that address the growing
importance of periodical studies, remediation, and digital archives, as
well as in interdisciplinary engagements with visual arts, music and sound
studies, and performance.
This panel is organized by Kurt Beals (Washington University in St. Louis)
and Sherwin Simmons (University of Oregon). Please submit a 250-word
abstract and a short bio by January 31, 2016 to Kurt Beals at
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