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How to Survive College Without a Car: Tips & Tricks
When I first arrived at my college's city last August, I didn't have a car, I knew I wouldn't be able to buy a car, at least not for a while, and I was admittedly scared out of my head.
How was I going to make it to class on time? I wasn't going to be living on campus; in fact, it would take me around 30 to 40 minutes just to walk to the stadium. The nearest grocery store was at least 10 minutes away from my apartment and carrying more than 50 pounds of items back home was out of the question. How was I going to go anywhere fun?
Had I made a big mistake in coming to my dream college before getting a car?
Of course not!
When you're in a new city, being a student in college without a car might seem challenging, but it's a lot easier than you may think. I made a list of things that I found to be a big help to me since coming to Florida State University last August without a car.
Tip #1: Use Your School's Bus System to Get to Class
Do some research into the modes of transportation your school offers its students. Florida State has numerous bus routes that are scheduled to go into neighborhoods that are near campus and pick up FSU students for free. Your school's bus line may also have a real-time app that allows you to see your bus's position via GPS. This can help you get to your stop on time and avoid missing class because of any changes in the bus's schedule.
A great app that I use is the TransLoc Rider app. It can show numerous bus routes at one time, tell you what time a bus is scheduled to arrive at a stop, and notify you of any upcoming route changes. The app is available to download in both the Apple Store and the Google Play Store.
One thing about riding the bus is that you need to make sure you know the bus's schedule. Make note of what time the bus usually picks you up from your stop and what time you get off at your destination. This, paired with your app, will help you make sure that you're not late to class.
Tip #2: If You're Going to Be Working, Consider Riding the City Bus
When I moved into my shared apartment last fall, I knew I was going to have to get a part-time job in order to pay my half of the rent and to buy necessities like groceries. The ideal job to apply for is one that's close to where you're going to be living or at a place that's near or on campus. This way, you'll be able to catch a bus back home or you can hop in an Uber after your shift is over.
I ended up applying for a job I really wanted that was at least an hour's worth of walking away from where I lived, but I was determined to get this job, even with that distance. Since I started riding on FSU's school buses, I noticed other buses picking up non-students at bus stops. I did some asking around and found out that these other buses are run by the city and go all over Tallahassee. After doing a little bit of research on my TransLoc app, I found out that a city bus stopped right at the business I was going to be working at. This was a huge discovery for me! Since FSU also offers students free fare on city buses, all it took was a short (and free) bus ride for me to get to work at a job I love.
Remember to stay safe on the bus. Don't take any sensitive phone calls where you have to give out personal information such as your address or social security number. Stay aware of your surroundings when getting off the bus. If it's late and you don't feel safe walking home from your bus stop, see if any of your coworkers would be willing to give you a ride or if a friend could meet you at the stop and drive you home from there.
Tip #3: Use Uber, Lyft, or Another Taxi Service If You're in a Pinch
I love Uber and Lyft! Both of these services have gotten me out of a pinch or two. I have used both taxi apps to get to places when I needed to be somewhere fast and a bus just wouldn't make the cut. When I first started riding the bus, I had no idea that some of the city buses stopped running around 10:00 p.m. One day, I came out of my workplace, completely unaware of that fact. I waited for a while, thinking the bus would show up sooner or later. And … it didn't.
It was getting pretty late and I didn't want to bother my roommate, so I downloaded Uber right then and there and got a ride home in less than 20 minutes. If you're going to a party or somewhere else at night and you need to get home before the rest of your friends are ready to leave, Uber and Lyft are the way to go. They both offer rides for cheap and I've met nothing but nice drivers while using both apps. You can find both apps in the Apple and Play Stores.
Tip #4: Make Friends and Don't Be Afraid to Ask for Help
If you hate asking for help and don't like to imposition others, you need to push that part of your personality way to the back of your mind while you're car-less. If someone offers you a ride and they seem like they genuinely want to help you out, don't reject their help! This is coming from someone who is super stubborn about getting help from anyone. I didn't want to accept help from anyone when I first moved to my college's town.
But over time, I came to realize that accepting help is okay. They wouldn't offer it if they didn't want to help. The same goes with asking for help: if you need to get somewhere and you know that your roommate/friend/coworker isn't busy and you feel comfortable asking them, go ahead and ask! The worst they can say is no.
Tip #5: Get Groceries Delivered to You
Imagine a world where winding your squeaky cart through busy aisles packed with other shoppers is a thing of the past and where you can have groceries, toiletries, and other household goods delivered right to your door in just a few hours. That world is actually a reality, as I recently found out, thanks to a thing called Instacart.
Instacart is a website that allows you to choose items from a local grocery store and then have one of their hired shoppers go and pick up these items. Afterward, they deliver them right to your door. The prices of the items vary from store to store and in some cases, the prices offered by Instacart are lower than the prices offered by the actual stores.
The charge for this service is only $10.00 and the delivery fee is $10.00, with a lowered delivery fee of $5.00 being offered for orders over $35. I've used this service a few times and I love it. It's a super easy and time-saving way to shop for groceries, plus it saves me from having to lug heavy and refrigerated items on the bus or having to pay for an Uber ride to and from the store.
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Attending college without a car doesn't have to be tough! Are you planning on attending college this fall without owning a car? Share your future plans with others in the comment section below!
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Baseball loves the publicity its Winter Meetings generate, but the Minor League folks decide where those meetings will be held, and without a legitimate lobby and an average time of 15-20 minutes needed to get from meeting to meeting, nearly as much business will be held by texts as there would be if everyone stayed home and did face-to-face interaction on Skype.
This is a fascinating offseason, as well. The industry is awash in media cash, yet teams like the Yankees, Red Sox and Mets are proceeding cautiously -- in a couple of cases, trying to get to a certain payroll level by the 2014 season, when there will be a substantial reward for staying under the $189 million mark. Don't worry about the Dodgers -- they may be at $289 million by '14 if the Neiman Marcus catalogs have the right stuff.
So, as we start to weave our way through the hotel that comprises a quarter of Tennessee's land mass to find where Jim Fregosi is holding court, these are the leading storylines to watch:
Where does Zack Greinke go? Greinke is a fascinating person, one the media does not know, one who this past June helped the Brewers by breaking down video of potential Draft choices. Agent Casey Close could well get Greinke the largest contract in history for a pitcher, and it's going to be where Greinke wants to pitch.
For a while now, it has been assumed that the Dodgers, Angels, Rangers and Nationals would be the leading suitors, but things change. There have been rumors that the Angels are not going to surpass the $17.5 million annual average salary Jered Weaver gets the next four years, and their recent trade for Tommy Hanson may substantiate that. Texas could use money that would have gone to Josh Hamilton and pay Greinke, and the righty could work with The Brothers Maddux. If Dodgers chairman Mark Walter is willing to get into the business of guaranteeing six or seven years on a starting pitcher, the attraction for Greinke of pitching with Clayton Kershaw -- also a Close client -- might be very strong.
Will there be a surprise move on Hamilton, or will his free agency drag on deep into Advent? Hamilton's agent, Michael Koye, and Close are very protective of their clients' privacy and respectful of the teams' negotiators, so there isn't likely to be a lot of leakage in either case. There are teams that are concerned about Hamilton's admitted past issues. Some ask, "If the Rangers haven't jumped in, what do they know that we don't?"
OK, we heard some of the questions about Hamilton in the second half and know Nolan Ryan was critical of his star, but the possibility of a huge annual average value with a short term could be fascinating, because one very astute club evaluator this summer watched Hamilton for a week and asked, "Did Mickey Mantle actually have more ability than Josh Hamilton? I don't think so."
What will the Rays do? Will they trade David Price, knowing that this is the offseason to maximize his market, because every year he is closer to free agency, the price lessens? Could they get Elvis Andrus, Mike Olt, Martin Perez and two younger prospects from Texas? The Rangers would have to consider it for three years of one of the best pitchers in the game. But more likely, the Rays move James Shields, and if they can get Wil Myers and a prospect arm like Chris Dwyer from the Royals, they'd have to consider it. Tampa Bay can trade Jeremy Hellickson; it can trade Wade Davis to a team such as Toronto. Because of their success the past five years, the Rays are not getting prime Draft picks, and they have positional needs that their pitching depth can help to fill.
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Is Justin Upton going to be traded? The D-backs know how he feels. If they're going to publicly put him out there like a 54-inch HDTV at Best Buy, then go ahead and trade him. Towers would trade him if he could get Xander Bogaerts (Red Sox), Didi Gregorius (Reds) or Andrus or Jurickson Profar from Texas, but that hasn't opened up thus far.
Will there be an HOV lane to the Indians' suite? ... as teams talk to Cleveland about Asdrubal Cabrera, Justin Masterson, Shin-Soo Choo, Chris Perez, etc.?
Will there be a starting-pitching run for Kyle Lohse, Ryan Dempster, Dan Haren and Edwin Jackson? Three teams interested in Haren earlier this fall backed off because of the medical reports on his hip, but he finished September strong. And while Haren's velocity was down during the season, he and agent Greg Landry will be armed with all the medical records teams desire to take a shot on a workaholic who averaged 226 innings for seven years before last year's hip and back issues.
Will there be a run to the Mets to try to trade for R.A. Dickey? Fascinating story, even after rewarding David Wright for his loyalty, character and performance. It's hard to move the National League Cy Young Award winner, but the one area where the Mets have a stock of young talent is pitching.
If it seemed strange to have the Yankees outbid for Russell Martin, it is true that GM Brian Cashman never got around to making an offer. What is surprising is that Cashman is a huge Martin fan, but their payroll position may well keep them using Austin Romine, Francisco Cervelli and Chris Stewart, eschewing a free agent like A.J. Pierzynski. Cashman did try for David Ross because of the defense, but it is clear that defense is what is most valued.
The Red Sox have cash on hand after their Dodgers deal, but they do not want to get involved in long-term obligations.
"We want to build a good team for this season," said Ben Cherington, "but we don't want to get in the way of building a great team beginning in 2014 [when their best prospects presumably will be ready]."
So having signed Jonny Gomes, they are sifting through Napoli, Cody Ross, Swisher, LaRoche, Morse, Victorino, et al, looking to sign one or two to deals with two-year limits.
Cherington is also looking for at least one veteran starter for rotation depth, something the Red Sox severely lacked in 2012. Manager John Farrell plans to give Franklin Morales a look as a starter in Spring Training, and Boston's scouts who have gone to the Dominican to watch knuckleballer Steven Wright believe he could pitch for the Red Sox this season, with a Dickey-esque vertical knuckler and a fastball he has gotten up to 88 mph.
Last season, Daisuke Matsuzaka, Aaron Cook and Zach Stewart made 31 starts filling in, averaging 4 2/3 innings per start and going 5-20 with a 7.12 ERA.
The Royals did ask about Jon Lester in a deal that would have included Myers and young pitching. And while Cherington seems disinclined to trade his most accomplished veteran pitcher, the Boston GM has indicated he would listen if he could open 2014 with more young talent around shortstop Bogaerts, center fielder Jackie Bradley, catcher Christian Vazquez (called by one scout, "a solid, everyday two-way receiver for 10 years" off the Arizona Fall League), right fielder Bryce Brentz and third baseman Will Middlebrooks.
There will not be Giancarlo Stanton trade talk; he makes the minimum in 2013. There may not be much Marlins talk, for that matter. However, between Christian Yelich's Von Hayes comparisons and the promise of outfielder Jake Marisnick from the Toronto deal, and the ability of catcher Rob Brantley, there is positional talent in the organization -- just talent that can be watched in other parts of Florida, like Jupiter and Jacksonville. However, on the Major League level, beware of Miami's pitching, even if the Marlins trade Ricky Nolasco. They have their closer in Steve Cishek. In Henderson Alvarez, Jacob Turner, Nate Eovaldi and their own Jose Fernandez and Andrew Heaney, Miami could be a tough team to face in the dog days (with South Beach nights), when there are 5,000 people in the stands.
Greinke, Hamilton and the most commonly-heard phrase, "Do you know where I can find ... ?" To baseball people, Bruce Springsteen should record "Jungleland" as "Opryland" and pipe it in over the canned carols.


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FS#774 - Additional Button in the Blocklist menu for "Create Block from selection"
Opened by Husky (Husky) - Friday, 22 February 2013, 02:40 GMT+2
If I work in QCAD only with Toolbars (and not with the "Cad Tools" there is nowhere a Button to find for "Create Block from selection".
But, if I look at the Blocklist menu there is a function (+) to add an empty Block. It would be nice to have this button working for both situation - empty Block or depending on a selection to "Create Block from selection".
Or alternative an additional Button ...
Anyway - in my opinion would that make the "Blocklist" complete.
Yes I agree, if one needs to have more screen space and not have the 'CAD' tools showing this would be most useful to have an additional button in the Block list.


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Bulldogs' senior guard joins list that includes 39 others across state
For all the trophies, championships, wins and notoriety that Tyler Smithpeters has helped bring to Harrisburg High School with the support of his teammates, the senior guard has now done something that no other Bulldog basketball player has done before.
Smithpeters, a 6-foot-4 guard has been named to the Mr. Basketball voting list for Illinois.
Smithpeters is one of 40 players nominated on the list. He joins the likes of Chicago Simeon Acadamey's Jabari Parker and Jaylon Tate, along with Oswego Miles Simelton and Simeon's Kendrick Nunn.
Smithpeters is averaging 17.5 points per game for Harrisburg, while handing out 5.5 assists per game and grabbing 5.0 rebounds a game.
"At first it was kind of hard to believe," Smithpeters said. "But yeah, it's nice to know that I am in that category."
Smithpeters agreed that he's in an elusive category, but at the same time, it's nice to know that his hard work and dedication is starting to be recognized.
"The hard work is paying off you could say. First it was winning the Super Sectional, now it's about winning the state championship. That's all that matters right now."
Smithpeters is still undecided on his college plans, but has said he has narrowed down his choices to around three schools.
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A hematoma is a collection of blood. A subdural hematoma develops in the space between the covering of brain (the dura) and the inside of the skull. This pool of blood can put pressure on the brain and cause a range of symptoms.
A subdural hematoma is most often caused by a head injury. The injury may be caused by traumas such as falls, car accidents, or physical abuse. It can also occur spontaneously.
Risk Factors
Factors that increase your chance of a subdural hematoma include:
- Increased age—greater risk of falls and weaker blood vessels
- Playing high-impact sports
- Taking blood thinning medication
- Having atrial fibrillation
- Having a history of heart attack
- Alcohol use disorder or drug abuse
The blood may pool quickly or take some time to build up. This will affect how fast symptoms develop. The subdural hematoma may be:
- Acute—symptoms appear soon after the injury
- Subacute—symptoms appear a few days after the injury
- Chronic—bleeding is slower and symptoms only appear weeks after the injury
After a head injury, a subdural hematoma may cause the following symptoms:
- Loss of consciousness
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- Headache
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- Personality changes
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Seek medical care right away if you have any of these symptoms after a head injury.
Your doctor will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. You may also be referred to a specialist for additional testing.
Imaging tests evaluate the brain and surrounding structures. This can be done with:
Your brain function may be assessed. This can be done with:
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- Electroencephalogram EEG—to measure your brain's electrical activity
- Neuropsychological testing
Your bodily fluids may be tested. This can be done with blood tests.
Talk with your doctor about the best treatment plan for you. Treatment will depend on the size and severity of the hematoma. It will also be based on your specific symptoms.
Treatment options include the following:
Monitor and Observe
A minor injury with little or no symptoms may not need treatment. Your doctor may simply ask that you watch for any new symptoms. It can take days and weeks for some symptoms to develop.
Medication may be given to relieve symptoms. Some medications may include:
- Antiseizure medication—if seizures have occurred
- Steroids—to decrease brain swelling.
Surgery may be needed to relieve pressure on the brain. Surgical procedures that may be considered include:
- A small hole may be made in the scalp and skull. It will allow the blood clot to drain out of the skull.
- A section of the skull may be removed. This is called a craniotomy .
To help reduce your chance of a head injury:
- Wear proper helmets when playing sports and riding a bike or motorcycle.
- Use a seat belt while traveling in car.
- Reduce the risk of a fall or injury. Safeguard your home and workplace.
- Have regular blood tests if you are taking blood thinning medication.
Limit your alcohol intake to a moderate level. This means:
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- One or fewer drinks per day for women
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As riders and online shoppers, we know it can be tough to buy a new bridle or pair of boots without trying them on. That's why we moved the fitting room to your living room (or barn)! From breeches to blankets, if you or your horse can try it on, you can return it, free! Just use the pre-paid return label included in your order within 60 days from the purchase date. And of course, please make sure the item is in like-new condition with original packaging (we said 'fitting room', not 'war room'!).
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Aspose.Cells for Reporting Services allows you to export native Excel reports in Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services. Unlike the built-in renderer for Excel based reports, Aspose.Cells for Reporting Services provides an extended feature set and allows RDL reports to be converted to: Excel 97-2003 binary XLS format, SpreadsheetML, or the Excel2007 XLSX format. With the Aspose.Cells Report Designer tool, users can design and deliver reports into MS Excel directly without using Visual Studio IDE.
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With the wealth of cell phone plans on the market today, you're almost certain to find a plan that suits your needs perfectly. However, this wide selection can sometimes be overwhelming. You must go into the search with a clear idea of exactly what your budget is and what level of service you need out of your plan. For example, you may see a plan that provides all the text, data and minutes you need, but the price is a huge strain on your budget. Meanwhile, there's a plan somewhere else with the exact same service level at a fraction of the price. What you need is the ability to compare several different prices and plans in Fountain City, WI side-by-side for a more accurate overview of what's available. Fortunately, you can do just that here at Wirefly.
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Astellar contract has been secured with the Institute of Astronomy at the University of Cambridge that will see their technology used to assist in the ESA Gaia satellite project. The initiative, which aims to create the largest and most precise three dimensional chart of our Galaxy by providing positional measurements of unprecedented accuracy, supplemented by photometric data for approximately one billion stars, is a European-wide programme which the University of Cambridge is contributing to with financial support provided by the UK Space Agency. Viglen, whose major shareholder is Lord Sugar, has provided a High Performance Computer system for the university, in a contract worth £750,000. The ICT solution, which comprises an Intel powered 1.2PB Hadoop cluster capable of processing 40GB daily, will help in the process of revealing the composition, formation and evolution of the Galaxy. The Gaia satellite, which contains the largest digital camera ever built, will orbit the Sun at a distance of 1.5 million km from Earth and will feed the data centre with a billion-pixel video of stars, galaxies, quasars and solar system asteroids for five years after launch. In order to process Gaia's photometric data, a system has been developed using Viglen's technology that can calibrate the 'raw' transmitted photometric data.Gaia is one of the most important current space projects for the UK and has won approximately €80 million of contracts from the European Space Agency supported by contributions from the UK Space Agency to build parts of the spacecraft. The UK Space Agency is providing £10M funding to Gaia projects across the UK including to the University of Cambridge which is leading the prime photometric processing and real-time science unit.
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Hamilton, Goodwin shine bright in Rising Stars Game
If the Arizona Fall League's Rising Stars Game is any indication, there are two good ones speeding their way to the big leagues. Both Billy Hamilton of the Reds and Brian Goodwin of the Nationals had their skills on display as 5,713 fans came to Salt River Fields at Talking Stick to watch Goodwin's East Division team top Hamilton's West squad, 9-4, on Saturday night.
"I'm trying to one-up him," Goodwin joked after his 2-for-5 performance. "He does what he does. And he can do it all. I wanted to try to come up ahead of him. It's good, fun competition."
Those who had heard about Hamilton's speed, but thought perhaps it was the stuff of legend, saw just how accurate the reports were right out of the gate. Hamilton didn't hit a ball out of the infield for the East Division. But the Reds' top prospect, and No. 14 on MLB.com's Top 100, showed just what a game-changer his legs can be. The shortstop-turned-center fielder led off the game with a walk against West Division starter and Astros prospect Jarred Cosart. He promptly stole second and then took third on a delayed steal. He then walked home on Padres outfield prospect Rymer Liriano's double.
"That's my game," Hamilton said. "I like to bring fun, a little excitement. I bring a lot of energy."
He was at it again in the top of the fifth. Tommy Joseph of the Phillies led off the inning with a single, then was replaced by Braves shortstop prospect Nick Ahmed at first. Batting from the left side, Hamilton dragged a near-perfect bunt down the first-base line. Astros first baseman Jonathan Singleton rushed his throw and it sailed into right field, allowing Ahmed to come around to score and Hamilton to race to third. Rays shortstop Hak-Ju Lee singled him in to give the East a 4-3 lead.
In between those two plate appearances, Hamilton's legs made an impact in the field. With D-backs shortstop Chris Owings on first base, Goodwin crushed a ball to center field. Hamilton, at first slow to retreat, got his wheels going to make a spectacular catch at the warning track, showing that while he's still very early in his transition, that speed allows him to cover a lot of ground.
"When he hit that, I thought it was right at me," said Hamilton, who just started playing center in the Fall League. "Then it kept carrying on me. I'm still getting used to that. I think I'm going to be fine out there."
Goodwin matched his counterpart in terms of impact, even with Hamilton robbing him. He led off the home half of the first with a homer against Twins prospect Kyle Gibson. Yankees infield prospect David Adams doubled in a pair in the fifth inning to give the East the lead back after Hamilton's work. Goodwin then doubled in Adams and eventually came around to score.
"This was more fun than I thought it would be," said Goodwin, the No. 67 prospect in the league. "I met some new guys, we played the game we love and we came out with a win. What else are you playing for?"
While the offense created most of the headlines, not exactly uncommon for the Arizona Fall League, the local D-backs fans had to be excited by one pitching performance in particular. Right-hander Chase Anderson came in after Cosart and threw two shutout innings, allowing two hits, walking none and striking out four.
"I was hoping for an opportunity to play in this league this year," said Anderson, who missed most of 2011 with an injury, but jumped back on the map with a strong 2012. "I wanted to do this at the beginning of the year."
Games like this are more showcase than anything, even though the members of the winning East squad were given a prize for their victory, and it didn't disappoint on that front. There was Hamilton's speed, Goodwin's bat as well as Liriano's (he had two doubles), Anderson's outing on the mound, all of which should give fans a glimpse of what Major League Baseball could look like in the near future. That's especially considering the success rate of this game -- 72.6 percent of past participants have made it to the big leagues -- to produce Major Leaguers.
Hamilton knew, for instance, that his general manger, Walt Jocketty, was in the stands along with scores of other scouts and front office types. He wanted to put on a show for him as much as the fans in the stands and watching on TV. Not that getting Hamilton up for a game is a difficult task, as he's closing in on 150 games played and showing no signs of tiring.
"I'm always energized," Hamilton said. "I never get tired. When I feel tired, I tell myself to get up. Teams want an everyday player and an everyday player can't be tired. My game is my game. I show no fear on the bases. It's what I do. Hopefully, I can make [the Reds'] decision difficult, or easy."
Goodwin may not have been auditioning for his boss on Saturday, but he was as aware as Hamilton that people were watching. And it's not just the baseball industry decision-makers. Goodwin and all the Rising Stars knew they were able to show a number of fans, who perhaps only knew them by name, what they can do on the field.
"That's exciting," Goodwin said. "You just go out, enjoy, try to play your game and stay within yourself. I'm glad fans got a chance to watch us play."


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If you or your child has allergies or asthma, planning can help you keep sneezes, sniffles, wheezing, and attacks under control while you're on vacation.
"This is particularly important whenever you're away from home," says Richard A. Nicklas, M.D., an allergy specialist in Washington, D.C. Dr. Nicklas is also a spokesman for the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology. You can't always predict when you will have a reaction in a new place, he says. Make sure you have your medicines with you in case you need them.
The following steps can help you and your family travel safely:
Meet with your doctor before you go. Let him or her know where you're going and what medical care is available there. Work with your doctor to make sure you have what you need. Know what to do in case of an emergency reaction.
Pack your allergy medicines in your carry-on luggage. Be sure to check with your airline ahead of time to make sure this is allowed.
Check pollen forecasts for your vacation city. "Good vacation bets are the beach or mountains any time of the year," says Dr. Nicklas. The wind coming off the ocean usually has few if any allergens. Dust mites can't live in the mountains. You can find current pollen and mold spore counts at http://www.aaaai.org. The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America also lists the worst U.S. cities for people with seasonal allergies. The list can be found at http://www.allergyactionplan.com.
Take extra care when you travel overseas. Carry your medicines in their original containers to ease your way through customs. If you use a portable nebulizer, find out if you will need to bring an electrical adapter.
Ask for an allergy-proof room at your hotel. If that's not available, ask for a nonsmoking room with air conditioning. If you're sensitive to molds, ask for a room away from an indoor pool or hot tub.
Be especially alert if you have food allergies. You'll probably find foods that contain tiny amounts of allergens.
If you have a potentially dangerous food allergy, your doctor may tell you to take along an epinephrine shot for emergencies. You should have one with you at all times.
If you're traveling by air, an epinephrine shot is permitted on board. It must have a printed label from the pharmacy or drug maker stating the name of the medicine or the maker.
"You also should carry a letter from your doctor stating your medical condition and the need for you to carry your medication on board," advises Dr. Nicklas.
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I don't like most musicals. In fact, I rarely get all that excited about live drama, comedy, ballet — you name it. Unless my wife "suggests" that she'd like to go to a play, I will choose watching "The Godfather" or "Braveheart" for the 100th time on cable any day of the week.
I don't like most musicals. In fact, I rarely get all that excited about live drama, comedy, ballet — you name it. Unless my wife "suggests" that she'd like to go to a play, I will choose watching "The Godfather" or "Braveheart" for the 100th time on cable any day of the week.
Why then am I one of so many who are passionate about seeing the Flat Rock Playhouse not only survive but thrive?
Why are top notch businessmen such as Dave Adams, Jeff Miller and John Sheiry working so hard with private donors, board members, corporate sponsors, the Tourism Development Authority and our elected officials toward that goal?
The answer is simple: economics.
The Playhouse is one of the pillars of our travel and tourism industry, which is a benefit to every taxpayer in Henderson County. If the Playhouse goes down (taking 60,000 out-of-county visitors a year with it), it will mean the loss of more than $10 million a year that is pumped into our economy by the Playhouse, its customers and its vendors.
Every tourism dollar lost has a direct negative effect on the amount of sales tax coming into our coffers. And the huge pump of tourism-driven sales tax dollars is one of the primary reasons we are able to maintain a property tax rate lower than almost every county in the state of similar size.
My job for the past 21 years has been working in the summer camp business where you become very familiar with tourism-related economic impact studies and work with area hotels, restaurants and attractions to best serve your camp families. So how has Henderson County been able to build and sustain such an economically powerful year-round travel and tourism sector?
It is not because of our beautiful mountains or fall colors. Every county in WNC has those.
In the fall, we have our apple growers and the Apple Festival to thank. These seasonal tourists benefit our tax base greatly, but they also do not account for our year-round strength.
We all know what the "pillars" of Henderson County tourism are. You will find them (often only them) listed in any guidebook about visiting WNC. The Carl Sandburg Home, the Playhouse and, more recently, DuPont State Forest are the year-round legs of the stool that build our industry, with the Apple Festival and apple orchards rounding out a fourth strong seasonal leg.
They are what make conditions ripe for tourists to explore and support our Main Street, museums, stores, farmers markets and restaurants. We must remember that all of these attractions and businesses were invested in to capitalize on the tourists coming for the "main events" — not the other way around.
Without Sandburg, the Playhouse and DuPont, Hendersonville would be just one more small town on the interstate, except for a brief fall spurt.
As a lifelong Republican activist, I fully understand the pragmatic questions that many others are asking. In each case, I find answers that make sense and should assure our conservative voters that investing in the Playhouse is the smart thing to do.
Some ask, "Why can't they stand on their own two feet?" The Playhouse is a nonprofit with an educational mission that was never designed to stand alone. There is not one professional nonprofit theater in the nation that does not operate with a mix of public, private, corporate and foundation sources.
The Playhouse's YouTheatre program accepts every kid regardless of family income. It provides free and low-cost access to more than 10,000 county students per year to theater and arts education of a higher caliber than anything within a three-hour radius. It provides classes to Boys & Girls Club kids at no charge. It has trained hundreds of kids who have then gone on to careers around the country in theater (a resource no other small county in North Carolina has).
Its ticket prices ($40 or $20 for rush tickets) are far below the actual cost of production, which is why comparable professional for-profit theater tickets in major cities cost $100 and up.
"Didn't the Playhouse make some bad financial decisions?" Yes. Even though theaters nationwide have suffered in the recession, the Playhouse's current situation was made worse by some capital expansions with too much borrowing. However, the financial team in place now has a strong, conservative plan.
"Has there been too much rough language in some shows the past few years?" Yes. There was a handful of shows, such as "Art," "A Few Good Men" and "Red" (the ones most mentioned to me), that pushed the language/thematic edge past what some of its most loyal patrons wanted. The current leadership team has received that message clearly, and I can tell you that the 2013 season doesn't contain a single show I wouldn't watch with my own mother.
This community is doing some heavy lifting right now to put the Playhouse back on its feet for our entire county's economic benefit. This 60-year old partnership has pumped vastly more into our economy than it has ever taken out, and with the prudent, conservative decisions being made now, it will continue to do so.
I am buying season tickets for 2013, which includes shows such as "The Odd Couple" (with Scott Treadway), "Hank Williams: Lost Highway," "Evita," "O Holy Night" (based on the gospels of Luke and Matthew), "Les Miserables" and "Cats." My wife won't know what happened to her husband!


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The issue of teacher attendance and whether to create a bonus system to reward good attendance was the topic of a lively discussion during a Henderson County School Board workshop this week.
The issue of teacher attendance and whether to create a bonus system to reward good attendance was the topic of a lively discussion during a Henderson County School Board workshop this week.
Board member Rick Wood, who has championed the idea of a bonus system in the past, said the district should look at providing incentives for perfect attendance among teachers, such as a small financial bonus at the end of the year.
According to figures compiled by school system administrators, of the district's 899 full-time teachers, 36 used no sick or personal leave during the 2011-12 school year.
It costs $75.36 per day to hire a substitute teacher to fill a non-certified position, and $97.96 per day for a substitute to replace a certified teacher, the figures show. Funding for substitutes during the 2011-12 academic year totaled $633,154, with $440,887 of that coming from local funds given by the county.
Several principals present at the workshop weighed in on the subject.
"Our goal is to always create a good atmosphere for our teachers, and having teachers there all the time is desired, but we also recognize that the teachers need to have time to get things done, because they have families, too," said Jennifer Shelton, Fletcher Elementary principal. "We (principals) have families, too, so we understand what that's like."
The majority of the district's teachers are women, many with children, which would put them at a disadvantage because staying home with sick children is a primary reason for teachers to be absent, principals said.
School board member Mary Louise Corn, a former principal herself, agreed that teachers who are also parents would not benefit from an attendance incentive. She added that regardless of the current era of gender equality, "It's still the female who stays home; it is still the female who is the single parent."
Administrative officials said leave days are part of a teacher's compensation package and play a role in recruiting teachers.
"From my perspective, it is important for teachers to be in their classroom, but we also recognize that employees are going to have issues come up with regards to illness, and that is one of the benefits they have as far as using those days," said Superintendent David Jones. "We want them to have the opportunity to use those days as a benefit, but also recognize the importance of good employee attendance."
Wood said that whether or not the board approves incentives for teacher attendance, he was glad the issue was being discussed.
Last month, school board members approved a first reading of a measure to use an automated system for locating substitute teachers.
With an automated system, teachers could register their absences either by calling a toll-free number or by logging online. The system would immediately begin looking for an available substitute who matches the specified qualifications and preferences.
Principals would know in real time which teachers are absent and who is filling in for them, Human Resources Director Bo Caldwell said.
An automated system also has the advantage of helping administrators track employee absences, he said. School districts in Buncombe and Jackson counties are currently using an automated system.
The measure is scheduled to be on the board's February meeting agenda for a second reading, Jones said. If board members approve it, the district could begin using the system as early as March.
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