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Type: Part Time
Location: Springfield, Pennsylvania
Six months of supervisory or commensurate leadership experience.
One year experience in guest-focused business (retail, restaurant, hospitality, etc.).
Working knowledge of all Film Crew functions.
Strong communication skills.
Proficiency in MS Suite.
Demonstrated ability to listen, communicate, and work effectively with guests, associates, and supervisors in a fast paced environment.
Demonstrated ability to lead teams and consistently achieve results through resources.
Coordinate and coach Film Crew to perform the "Essential Functions" of their positions.
Reinforce "Wardrobe 101" policy with Film Crew.
Observe Film Crew performance and provide feedback to management for discipline and performance evaluations.
Optimize Film Crew placement on a round-by-round basis.
Lead teams and consistently achieve results through resources.
Assist management with floor operations.
Assign registers / distribute banks (box, concession, Guest Service, and arcade).
Supply change, as needed.
Maintain and reconcile floor safes.
Pull and count cash, cash equivalents, and coupons from individual drawers and enter results into computer system.
Prepare deposits and banks.
Accurately complete appropriate cash handling forms; maintain and balance cash handling fund.
Perform daily opening, closing, operational, and administrative duties.
Assist in the preparation of the Film Crew Schedule with final weekly document approval from a manager.
Assist with inventory process.
Resolve guest questions, concerns, and issues.
Listen, communicate, and work effectively with guests, associates, and supervisors in a fast-paced environment.
Maintain regular personal attendance for all scheduled shifts to ensure timely performance of duties.
Uphold AMC's Business Practice Standards and ensure compliance with company programs.
Ability to work and meet deadlines with minimal supervision.
Perform other duties as directed by management.
Provided by theatre: AMC-issued shirt, black pants, black belt, and nametag.
Provided by associate: Black shoes, socks.AMC amazing. That's the promise we deliver to nearly 20,000 AMC associates and 200 million guests each year. We focus on delivering friendly, superior service to our guests. We lead by example, giving back to the communities we live and work in while having fun. If you feel motivated and energized by this company culture, and if you can name your five favorite movies in the next 30 seconds, then AMC may be the right place for you.
Closing Statement
AMC has propelled industry innovation since 1920, and we continue to innovate by delivering premium sight and sound, new and improved food and beverage options, and diverse content in our state-of-the-art theatres. We offer competitive compensation, excellent benefits, and an environment that encourages teamwork, inclusion, collaboration and results.
Job Summary
Assist management in the coordination of operations to achieve AMC's goals. Model and communicate expectations to all associates in a professional and safe work environment.


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POT TV – Get weeducated! Watch Class in Session LIVE every Tuesday at 11AM-1PM PT on Pot TV and BREAL.tv.
This week: Al Breaks His Bong.
Al the Alchemist, Chris Bennett, David Malmo-Levine, Adam Bowen and Bubbleman are just some of the hosts of Class in Session, a new weekly show on B-Real of Cypress Hill's internet TV network. Watch every week to see the potfessors school viewers in the curriculum of fine cannabis smoking.

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Kauai Hawaii Car Rental InformationBecause of its lush, Eden-like tropical forest & limited development, Kauai has been nicknamed the Garden Isle. The oldest of the Hawaiian Islands, Kauai's main attraction is its natural beauty & laid-back lifestyle - it's the perfect island for a quiet, relaxing getaway. Exploring the island you'll find golden beaches, waterfalls, mountains, rivers & coffee plantations. You might want to explore the breathtaking Napali Coast by boat or helicopter since the cliffs can be a challenging hike. After an active day of beach-walking, kayaking or mountain biking you can relax to soothing Hawaiian music at a luau. Kaui Hawaii Visitor Guide.
Lihue Car RentalsLihue car rental locations are at the Lihue Airport - LIH. Lihue is the second largest town on the island of Kauai. Lihue Statistics.
Princeville Car Rentals
There is one car rental location around the Princeville North Shore near the Princeville Airport. This is a small location with limited vehicle types


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EclipseLink Extensions Incubator
This incubator will allow the development of extensions to EclipseLink that illustrate to users how similar extensions can be written.
This incubator is not intended to be a catch-all but to specifically deal with EclipseLink's public extension points allowing common extensions to be shared. Some of these extension points include:
- Database Platforms
- Expression Operators
- Event Listeners
- Query Re-directors
- Server Platforms
- Descriptor policies
Each extension will be maintained in its own project with self contained test cases to illustrate and verify its usage. EclipseLink users can then use these extensions as per their EPL/EDL licensing terms.
Promoting an Extension Project
Over time extensions in this incubator may be migrated into core functionality. The basic criteria for promoting include:
- Committers agree that the functionality is valuable to the user community and there is enough interest among the committers to support the functionality. This will require a vote of the current committers with at least 5 positive votes and no negative votes.
- The functionality in the extension project passes a design review of committers with any issues raised addressed
- There exists reasonable test cases, JavaDoc comments, and usage documentation to simplify its promotion
At that time the associated wiki content will be updated to include migration instructions to upgrade to the shipped implementation.
Database Platform Promotion
under construction
For a contributed DatabasePlatform to be included in EclipseLink it should pass some basic tests and provide detailed documentation about what can be expected to work on the contributed database platform.
Basic Test Suites required for inclusion
In order to be included in the product it must be possible to run our SRG tests without failures. Failures can be avoided by either making tests pass, or assessing failures and determining that a test cannot be made to pass because of limitations on the platform and altering the tests not to run for that platform.
The following suites must run without failures.
- Core SRG
Functionality Check List
In addition to passing SRG testing, a platform must be accompanied by documentation of what is expected to work. A check list of features must be included in the class comment that indicates that testing status of the following EclipseLink functionality. Testing Status could be one of the following - Succeeds, Succeds with Limitations, Fails, Untested
The following is the list of features and the tests that should be run to test the functionality. To say the feature works, the accompanying test should run successfully.
- DDL Generation
- Default runs of Core SRG and LRG cover actual DDL SQL
- JPA - DDLGenerationJUnitTestSuite to test DDL generation in JPA
- Outer Join - test list under construction
- Subquery - test list under construction
- Stored Procedure Calls - test list under construction
- Stored Procedure Generation - test list under construction
- Native Sequences/Identitier fields - test list under construction
- JPA Bulk Update/Delete - test list under construction
- Batch Reading - test list under construction
- Batch Writing - test list under construction
- Pessimistic Locking - test list under construction
- First Result/Limit - test list under construction
- Expression Framework - test list under construction
- Delimiters - test list under construction
- Auto Detection - test list under construction
Note: If a contributed DatabasePlatform replaces an existing DatabasePlatform, it must have a better success rate in our testing than the existing DatabasePlatform and pass all the tests the previous DataasePlatform passed
The following is a template for the class comment for a contributed platform:
/** * FooPlatform * Contributed and supported by: FooCompany * Contributed under bug: xxxxxxxx * @author authorName * @since EclipseLink 1.0 * * Developed on FooDB version 1.0 * SRG Passes on FoodDB version 1.1, 1.2, 2.0 * * Feature Testing * --------------- * - DDL Generation - Succeeds * - Outer Join - Succeeds * - Subquery - Succeeds with Limitations * - Stored Procedure Calls - Untested * - Stored Procedure Generation - Untested * - Native Sequences/Identitier fields - Succeeds with Limitations * - JPA Bulk Update/Delete - Succeeds * - Batch Reading - Succeeds * - Batch Writing - Fails * - Pessimistic Locking - Succeeds with Limitations * - First Result/Limit - Succeeds * - Expression Framework - Succeeds with Limitations * - Delimiters - Succeeds * - Auto Detection - Succeeds * * Additional Functionality * ------------------------ * - Additional Expression Operators: operator1, operator2 * * Limitations * ----------- * - Subqueries with joins to the outer query are not supported * - Identity fields are not supported * - Pessimistic Locking with WAIT is not supported * - JPQL Simple Case is not supported * - Date Arithmetic is not supported in expressions */
Certification of a DatabasePlatform for a particular release requires that our full suite of tests is run successfully against that DatabasePlatform with the bits for that release. Generally, that means the following tests run without errors:
- Core LRG
- Server testing on at least one Java EE server
Test Suite
We would like to set up a way of building a regression test suite for each database platform that contains just the tests that are expected to pass.
Extension Usage Tracking
Each project in this incubator should have its own bug associated so that users of the extension can add themselves to the cc list and therefore be notified of enhancements and migration of functionality into the project's distributed bundles/JARs. The users copied on an extension incubator bug and votes cast for the bug will be used to help judge the community interest in a given project.
Support for Extensions
The support for these extension incubator projects is limited. It is recommended that issues encountered be raised in the bug.
Extension Projects
The following are the current extension projects maintained in this incubator.
|Comments or Wiki link
|bug 273057
|Nested Fetch Group
|Extended FetchGroup implementation supporting specifying a FetchGroup for related objects where the relationships are LAZY. details
|bug 288307
|Fetch Plan
|dclarke, ssmith
|Custom query redirector that allows the specification of required related objects that are forced to be loaded before the query result is returned. details
|bug 288363
|A SessionEventListener that processes query results ensuring that the graph returned does not contain invalid objects. details
|bug 253682
|Ingres Platform
| Custom database platform provided by vendor. details
|bug 284657
|MaxDB Platform
| Custom database platform provided by community member. details
|bug 215079
|H2 Platform
| Custom database platform provided by community member. details
|bug 248205
|DB2 AS400 Platform
| Custom database platform provided by community member. details.
|bug 287167
|NetWeaver Platform
| Custom server platform provided by vendor. details
|bug 288715
|Symfoware Platform
| Custom database platform provided by vendor. details


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Trinity Desktop Environment (TDE) is a fork of KDE3 developed by Timothy Pearson (trinitydesktop.org). The goal of this project is to keep the KDE3.5 computing style alive, as well as polish off any rough edges that were present as of KDE 3.5.10. Along the way, new useful features have be added to keep the environment up-to-date. The current stable release of TDE (3.5.13) was released Nov 1st 2011. A software release update (SRU) for 3.5.13 is planned in late 2012. Current development is on 14.0.0. Both 3.5.13(sru) and 14.0.0 build on Arch with all current libraries.
- 1 The Difference Between 3.5.13 & 14.0.0
- 2 Trinity Packages for Arch
- 3 Binary Packages
- 4 Starting and Running Trinity on Arch
- 5 Known Issues
- 6 PKGBUILDS for Trinity - Current GIT Code
- 7 Contributors
- 8 Trinity Resources
- 9 Development Status
The Difference Between 3.5.13 & 14.0.0
The versioning change between 3.5.13 and 14.0.0 signifies that backwards compatibility with 3.5.X has been dropped to allow TDE/TQt to install along side KDE4/Qt4 without confict. 14.0.0 will continue to rely on HAL, but subsequent releases will do away with that dependency. 14.0.0 contains the first prototype of media:/ kioslave as a replacement for HAL. 3.5.13 continues backwards compatibility with KDE 3.5.10 code and provides an alternative choice for those that prefer. The 3.5 13 branch will be maintained for the forseeable future.
Currently the remaining TQt name changes are being implemented after which a tentative code 'freeze' is anticipated to allow user testing and bug identification. 14.0.0 will be a true TDE release with all branding, artwork, and graphics changed and updated for this project rather than using the holdover KDE3 stock images. All in all, the desktop functions beautifully on current graphics libs, systemd-tools, libusbx, udisk2 and other newly implemented hardware paradigms.
Trinity Packages for Arch
Currently development packages for Arch Linux are available for both 3.5.13-sru and 14.0.0. If server space is available for hosting, binaries can be provided for testing for both i686 and x86_64.
Binary Packages
Server space has been graciously provided by Axilleas Pi. Install repositories are shown below. Meta package installation for tde is provided under the name 'tde-base'. To install TDE on Arch, simply install with:
pacman -Sy tde-base
pacman -Rdd sip python2-sip pacman -Sy tde-base
TDE Repositories
Repositories for stable 3.5.13-sru snapshots:
Note: if you have installed packages before 8/18/12, tde-tdeartwork was misssing. Please install that package to insure your selection of screensavers are complete.
http://archlinux.us.to/3.5.13/i686/ http://archlinux.us.to/3.5.13/x86_64/
Example /etc/pacman.conf settings:
[tde3513] Server = http://archlinux.us.to/3.5.13/$arch
Repositories for development 14.0.0 snapshots (expected by 9/1):
http://archlinux.us.to/14.0.0/i686/ http://archlinux.us.to/14.0.0/x86_64/
Example /etc/pacman.conf settings:
[tde1400] Server = http://archlinux.us.to/14.0.0/$arch
Starting and Running Trinity on Arch
After a successful install of TDE, starting TDE from the command line or configuring /etc/inittab to launch tdm is straightforward. The init script for the display manager has been renamed from kdm to tdm to avoid conflicts.
Configuring Trinity to work with startx
Trinity provides a normal 'starttde' in /opt/trinity/bin. (symlink provided in 3.5.13) The easiest way to start Trinity is to simply add '/opt/trinity/starttde' entry at the end of ~/.xinitrc. If you do not presently have ~/.xinitrc, then simply create it with the following entry:
exec /opt/trinity/bin/starttde
Then from the command line, just type 'startx'
Configuring Trinity kdm Greeter
Trinity provides a great looking tdm graphical interface. The tde-tdebase PKGBUILD has been updated to install the trinity.desktop file in /etc/X11/sessions. In order to automatically lauch tdm on boot, all that is needed is to edit /etc/inittab and change the runlevel 5 x startup to:
x:5:respawn:/opt/trinity/bin/tdm -nodaemon
If you modified inittab in runlevel 3, you can use '# telinit 5' to initialize the runlevel 5 services from the command line.
If you experiment with other display managers (slim, etc..) please drop a quick howto here.
Known Issues
The following are known issues with the current builds and workarounds
Issues 3.5.13-sru
The following are issues that are specific to the 3.5.13-sru release:
KHelpCenter documentation from packages built with autotools are installed in /opt/trinity/share/doc/HTML while documentation from CMake packages are installed in /opt/trinity/share/doc/kde/HTML. This means roughly one-half of the help files are missing from the khelpcenter browser. This is currently being fixed in the GIT tree and the next set of packages will have all help documentation in the chosen standard location of /opt/trinity/share/doc/tde/HTML. This also insures a future /usr install will not conflict with any 'kde' help files. As a workaround in the mean time, after installing 3.5.13-sru:
cd /opt/trinity/share/doc/kde/HTML/en # substitute your <lang> for 'en' for i in ../../../HTML/en/*/; do ln -s $i; done
Issues 14.0.0
None known
PKGBUILDS for Trinity - Current GIT Code
For a snapshot of PKGBUILD sources for building against the current GIT tree, see: http://www.3111skyline.com/dl/dt/tde/src (R14) and http://www.3111skyline.com/dl/dt/tde/src3513 (3.5.13-sru), AND READ http://www.3111skyline.com/dl/dt/tde/src/README-building.txt
At present, the Trinity project for Arch Linux is just beginning. Interest in the project and the list of contributors is growing. Anyone wanting to help can simply join in. Please email Calvin Morrison.
- Calvin Morrison: Trinity and Arch a/k/a "mutantturkey", PKGBUILD development and collaboration.
- Kaiting Chen: Arch Linux - server space for testing Trinity binaries in the past.
- Albert Vaca: kdemod3 updated based on Trinity Stable codebase.
- David C. Rankin: 14.0.0 (3.5.13-sru) Development & Packaging
- Timothy Pearson: Project administrator, Primary developer, Build farm administrator, Debian/Ubuntu packaging maintainer.
- Darrell Anderson: 3.5.13 -> 14.0.0 Lead coordinator for development and rebranding.
- Slávek Banko: 3.5.13-sru developer, GIT maintainer, R14 backport selection and integration.
- Serghei Amelian: General functionality enhancements, CMake build system developer/maintainer.
- "Woodsman": Vanilla build testing, Slackware packaging maintainer.
- Francois Andriot: Developer, Redhat/Fedora packaging maintainer.
- David Rankin: Upstream library change implementation, 3.5.13-sru & R14, graphics, & Arch Packaging.
Content Distribution
- University of Idaho: Mirror 1 [United States]
- Jens Dunzweiler: Mirror 2 [Germany]
- Inga Muste: Kubuntu LiveCD mirror
Web Team
- Calvin Morrison: Website design.
- Inga Muste: Website design.
Trinity Resources
The Trinity site has a number of good resources available. As with any rapidly developing project, the documentation is somewhat sparse, but it does provide a good basic road-map to follow here. The mailing list has approximately the same volume as the arch-user list, so it will not overwhelm your inbox. If you want to help with this project, it is strongly recommended that you also join the trinity-devel mailing list. All of the following links are available from the Trinity project site. A quick list of helpful links to the project follows:
- Main Project Site: http://trinitydesktop.org
- TDE GIT Repository: http://git.trinitydesktop.org/cgit/
- TDE GIT SCM Manager: http://scm.trinitydesktop.org/scm/
- Bug Reporting: http://bugs.trinitydesktop.org
- Mailing Lists: http://trinitydesktop.org/mailinglist.php
- Developers Web: http://trinitydesktop.org/wiki/bin/view/Developers/WebHome
- Trinity Qt4 Conversion: http://trinitydesktop.org/wiki/bin/view/Developers/TrinityTQtforQt4Conversion
- How To Build: http://trinitydesktop.org/wiki/bin/view/Developers/HowToBuild
Trinity Build Order
The required build order is specified in the Trinity-HowToBuild. After building tdebase, you can start the desktop.
(1) 'sudo mkarchroot -u $CHROOT/root' # update the chroot (2) 'sudo makechrootpkg -c -r $CHROOT' # build first package with the -c option (3) 'sudo makechrootpkg -r $CHROOT' # build remaining packages without update
Trinity Build Issues
Build in a new Arch chroot
Set up your chroot for building by referencing DeveloperWiki:Building in a Clean Chroot. Make sure you configure your 'local' repository in $CHROOT/root/repo and add each package built to the repository as outlined in the DeveloperWiki.
Development Status
The following packages have been successfully built from the TDE GIT tree for the upcoming release.
Required AUR Packages
hal 0.5.14-14 hal-info 0.20091130-7 libutempter 1.1.5-8 wv2 (dependency for koffice)
Completed Packages - 14.0.0 & 3.5.13-sru
tde-abakus tde-amarok tde-arts tde-avahi-tqt tde-basket tde-dbus-1-tqt tde-dbus-tqt tde-digikam tde-dolphin tde-filelight tde-gtk-qt-engine tde-gwenview tde-k3b tde-k9copy tde-katapult tde-kaffeine tde-kbarcode tde-kbookreader tde-kdiff3 tde-kdirstat tde-kgtk-qt3 tde-kima tde-kio-locate tde-kipi-plugins tde-kmplayer tde-knemo tde-knetload tde-knetstats tde-knutclient tde-koffice tde-konversation tde-kpowersave tde-krename tde-krusader tde-ksplash-engine-moodin tde-libart-lgpl tde-libcaldav tde-libcarddav tde-libkdcraw tde-libkexiv2 tde-libkipi tde-libksquirrel tde-python-tqt tde-rosegarden tde-sip tde-sip4-tqt tde-soundkonverter tde-tde-style-qtcurve tde-tdeaccessibility tde-tdeaddons tde-tdeadmin tde-tdeartwork tde-tdebase tde-tdeedu tde-tdegames tde-tdegraphics tde-tdelibs tde-tdemultimedia tde-tdenetwork tde-tdepim tde-tdesdk tde-tdesvn tde-tdetoys tde-tdeutils tde-tdevelop tde-tdewebdev tde-tqca-tls tde-tqt3 tde-tqtinterface tde-twin-style-crystal tde-wlassistant tde-yakuake
TDE GIT Application in Need of Packaging/Updating
The following is a list of packages that need PKGBUILDs create and/or code fixes to build with current libraries. If you can help with the project and code updates then please join us on the trinity-devel list (firstname.lastname@example.com). Visit http://www.trinitydesktop.org/mailinglist.php for more information.
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Brand Newish Seinfeld Episode
Ever wondered what Seinfeld would be like as an end-of-the-world conspiracy thriller? A YouTube user named TRMUS1C masterfully edited old episodes of the show into this fake trailer — turns out, the ever-popular "show about nothing" was really just a shade away from being the story of a Upper West Side comedian bent on taking over the world.
Luckily, TRMUS1C isn't the only one with the idea -- We've also got: Mary Poppins, A Very Touching Shining and Brokeback to the Future


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Scientists at the University of California, San Francisco, argue that sugar is toxic and needs to be taxed and controlled. Why it's so hard to break our addiction.
Fat Doctors Are Less Likely to Help Patients Lose Weight
Would you take weight-loss advice from a doctor who hasn't got control of his own size?
Study: Colored Labels Help Cafeteria-Goers Eat Healthier
Simple but effective: red, yellow and green labels on food help diners make better choices.
How Now, Brown Fat? Scientists Are Onto a New Way to Lose Weight
When it comes to fat, what difference does color make? A lot, it seems, especially if you're interested in losing it.
U.S. Obesity Rates Remain Stubbornly High
Obesity rates in America haven't declined in recent years, but that's not all bad news.
Lucky Mice: Researchers Have Found a Protein that Mimics the Effects of Exercise
A newly discovered protein could help both mouse and man gain all the benefits of exercise without breaking a sweat
Why Kids Aren't Exercising in Day Care
Kids want to play, so what's stopping day care centers from letting children be physically active?
Diet Disruptor: How the Brain Sabotages Weight Loss
Why is it so hard to lose weight? Extra pounds may affect brain structures involved in appetite, making it harder to turn down food
Ads Featuring Overweight Children Make Some Experts Uncomfortable
Heavy children talk about their obesity in a series of ads that have experts debating whether aggressive public health campaigns are educational or exploitative
Study: Bad Relationship With Mom May Lead to Weight Gain
Another thing to blame on Mom? A new study finds that kids who start out with bad relationships with their mothers are more likely to end up obese as teens.
Our Fattening Habits May Be Set in Childhood
Think twice before snacking on chips while preaching at your toddler to eat his broccoli: new research finds that habits ingrained in childhood may persist in adulthood, even withstanding later social influences, to affect body weight.
Fit Versus Fat: Which Matters More for Longevity?
Most of us are all too familiar with how much we weigh — but how many of us know how fit we are? And which matters more?


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Backpacks & Messengers
Boho Backpacks for Women
Catch onto the Free People traveling spirit, whether you are going to some place or not (or even just dreaming about it) with our eclectic mix of backpacks. Traveling never felt more fashionable than with Free People's boho backpacks. According to Free People, the more colourful your backpack is the better. You can be sure to find a wonderfully, unique, multicoloured woven backpack made from vintage or specially found textiles and carpets. We also love a classic distressed leather backpack that will last you for years and years, and just get better with age. For those who like to get the most of their backpack usage will enjoy our convertible backpacks, which, according to how you wear the straps, can also be used as a handbag or crossbody. We love backpacks that can do more than one thing, and be super fashionable no matter what.


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Learning Index >> Pioneers and their practice: a reference guide
Born Denise Tuckfield in Albany, Western Australia, Wren settled in Surrey, England with her family in 1900. She studied at Kingston School of Art (1907-12) under Archibald Knox, the designer, and co-founded the Knox Guild of Design and Craft on dismissing herself from the art school after Knox's sudden resignation. She exhibited with the Knox Guild from 1914 and in 1915 married Henry Wren, with whom she later organised the annual Artist-Craftsman Exhibition at the Central Halls, Westminster (1923-38).
In c.1920 Denise Wren attended pottery classes at Camberwell School of Arts and Crafts and then set up the Oxshott Pottery at Potters Croft, Oxshott, Surrey, a house she built with her husband. Here she made hand-built and thrown glazed earthenware pots for flowers, designed and built kilns, kept animals and wrote pottery manuals; she ran summer schools from c.1922 to 1950, taught at Teddington School of Art (1924-6) and at other schools and training colleges.
Her daughter Rosemary Wren joined the pottery full time in 1950. Both women made saltglazed stoneware in the 1950s and '60s and from c.1965 to 1975 Denise Wren modelled craggy clay elephants, which were either saltglazed or fired in sawdust. The Oxshott Pottery moved to Hittisleigh, Exeter, Devon in 1978 and Denise Wren died the following year.


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Former Westboro Baptist Church member aims to raise support for fellow defectors
With an increasing number of young members choosing to walk away from Topeka's Westboro Baptist Church, one former member is attempting to provide a support system for the recently departed.
Lauren Drain, a onetime church member who joined when her parents moved the family from Florida to Topeka, recently launched a fundraiser through the website
to help former members adjust to life after the church.
"In the past 10 years, some 19 members have been able to escape the clutches of the WBC," Drain writes. "Many have struggled to find their way and start from near scratch. Oftentimes the 'church' or family leaves the defector with little to no personal possessions and those who are able to plan an escape usually leave quickly with the bare minimums."
The money, according to the website, will go toward "housing, living essentials, educational needs (and) travel to reconnect with lost family."
For the past decade, the anti-gay, anti-military church has been hemorrhaging young members. In a 2011 story, The Star reported that 20 members had left the WBC since 2004, three-fourths of them in their teens or 20s.
Since then, at least two others have left, including Megan Phelps-Roper, the granddaughter of church pastor Fred Phelps who appeared poised to have a significant role in the group's future.
As of Thursday morning, the online fundraiser had raised $1,415, with an overall goal of $20,000.


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text: How much airflow per square centimeter do they generate? As for the cluster here plenty of space available. To rent office space is around a 50 euro a square meter a year over here, not sure about there. So the cluster, some cardboard and huge fans of 14 and 18 CM are diong the job to cool the nodes and switch, mellanox of course. now as i understand the square meters they reserve for datacenters is always far too limited, causing space each node eats as important as well, yet that's not the problem here in my office. The thing that worries me more is the airflow to outside (and inside). Usually only have limited amount of square centimeters of tube there. The 'industrial' fans that have massive airflow, they're very very noisy. I'm already wondering about using some massive cardboard box and blow in air there using 8 fans (@ 100CFM each) or so and then behind them a second layer of fans, around 6 @ 100CFM, creating a massive overpressure, hoping that this will generate more airpressure, enough to blow in and blow out through some meters of tubing, but seems not like a perfect solution to me. On Jun 6, 2012, at 2:42 PM, Prentice Bisbal wrote: > > On 06/06/2012 05:38 AM, Daniel Pfenniger wrote: >> Nathan Moore wrote: >>> All, >>> >>> This is barely beowuf related... >>> >>> New desktop machine is a Shuttle SX79R5, >>> http://us.shuttle.com/barebone/Models/SX79R5.html >>> >>> In the past, shuttles have been very quiet, but this one has a >>> fairly loud >>> variable speed fan on the CPU heat exchanger. I normally buy >>> replacement parts >>> from vendors like newegg, but their selection of 90mm case fans >>> mainly seems to >>> be described by CFM and whether the fan has LED lights mounted in >>> it (FYI, that >>> is not a selling point). >>> >>> So, is there an engineer's version of newegg that ya'll know >>> about? There must >>> be a super quiet 90mm fan out there that I can pick up for $10... >> I remind ads for quiet and more efficient rotor-less fans for PC's >> but >> cannot find such products anymore. >> >> The idea was to maximize the air flow area by displacing the >> central motor >> to the blade edges. Not only the larger central area would allow >> a lower, >> quieter blade speed, but the blades being accelerated at their >> extremities >> by the circular motor would be mechanically more stable, less >> subject to >> vibrations. My guess is that such fans, although technically >> better, were >> too expensive in regard of the advantages. >> > I had one of these fans on one of my CPU heatsinks a few years ago. It > was much quieter than the fan it replaced,but still not all that quiet > when compared to a Dell or HP tower. I forget the name of the > manufacturer or the model. The last time I looked, I couldn't find > them > anywhere. > > -- > Prentice > _______________________________________________ > Beowulf mailing list, Beowulf at beowulf.org sponsored by Penguin > Computing > To change your subscription (digest mode or unsubscribe) visit > http://www.beowulf.org/mailman/listinfo/beowulf


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Eric Garcetti defeated Wendy Greuel in the Los Angeles mayor's race by running up huge margins across a vast stretch of the central city, from the Eastside to Pacific Palisades, while denying his rival the San Fernando Valley stronghold that was essential to her candidacy.
Greuel managed to score overwhelming support in the city's most heavily African American neighborhoods, turning South L.A. into an unlikely political base for a Valley native who, in the end, proved unable to carry her home precinct in Studio City.
But the city controller's strength among black voters in South L.A. was too little to make up for Garcetti's rout across the central city, where polls showed he was heavily favored by whites and Latinos.
And Garcetti, a councilman from Silver Lake, won many parts of the Valley that, by all rights, were Greuel's turf: Sherman Oaks, Woodland Hills and Northridge among them. Greuel grew up in Granada Hills and represented the Valley in the City Council for seven years.
Yet overall, she and Garcetti drew to a tie in the Valley — a devastating setback for Greuel.
Garcetti's blunting of Greuel in the Valley, more than anything else, enabled him to finish in a romp citywide, 54% to 46%, according to preliminary returns.
Most striking was Garcetti's success in defeating Greuel in such Republican bastions as Porter Ranch, an area won by GOP candidate Kevin James in the March primary. Garcetti did that largely by casting Greuel as too closely tied to the union that will soon ask the new mayor to award raises to thousands of workers at the unpopular Department of Water and Power.
The union, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 18, spent $1.65 million trying to get Greuel elected, a campaign that backfired when Garcetti made it the subject of brutal TV attack ads.
In essence, Garcetti argued that Greuel was an untrustworthy leader for a city still unable to maintain its streets and parks amid chronic budget shortfalls. That tarnished Greuel's self-portrayal as a fiscal conservative who had uprooted waste and fraud as controller.
At the same time, Garcetti — who like Greuel has a long track record as a strongly pro-labor Democrat — used his history of backing layoffs and furloughs of city workers during the financial crisis to shed his own liberal image and solidify his gains among Republicans.
"The most liberal man in the race carried Republicans by a substantial margin," said Bill Wardlaw, who chaired the campaigns of former Mayors Richard Riordan and James K. Hahn. "To me, that can all be traced to the DWP, and the perception that was created around the DWP, and what that meant to the mayoralty."
That was apparent not only in the Valley, but also on the Westside. There, many of the city's most prosperous neighborhoods — also home to many Republicans — strongly favored Garcetti. He won close to two-thirds of the vote in Pacific Palisades, Brentwood and Bel-Air.
Greuel had also hoped that her potential to become the first female mayor of Los Angeles would give her an edge, especially among Westside Democrats. But polls taken before the election, along with her lackluster finish on the Westside, suggested Garcetti's advantage among men heavily outweighed any edge she may have gained among women.
In remarks Wednesday to teary-eyed supporters and campaign staff in Van Nuys, after a long night spent watching Garcetti's margin grow, Greuel fought to keep her composure as she took note of the historical milestone she had tried to achieve.
"You showed the daughters, sisters, wives and mothers of Los Angeles that one day we will have a woman mayor of Los Angeles," she said.
The center of Garcetti's base was Silver Lake and Echo Park, where he won nearly three-quarters of the vote. Garcetti made the revitalization of those areas, Hollywood, Atwater Village and other parts of his district a key focus of his campaign.
"We did much better in her base than she did in ours," Garcetti strategist Bill Carrick said.
In heavily Latino areas of the Eastside, Garcetti, whose ancestry is part Mexican, carried nearly every neighborhood, but by narrower margins. Greuel had tried to undercut her rival's standing in the area by heavily promoting her endorsements by some of the region's most prominent Latinos, including Los Angeles County Supervisor Gloria Molina.
But Garcetti played to his heritage throughout the campaign, and signaled its importance during a news conference Wednesday.
"Soy uno de vosotros," he said pointedly, meaning: I am one of you.
Still, Garcetti fell well short of Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa's overwhelming sweep of those neighborhoods when he won election eight years ago as the first Latino mayor of modern Los Angeles.
Parke Skelton, a top strategist in Villaraigosa's campaigns who did not take sides in this year's mayoral contest, said Greuel had "savaged her own message" with Valley voters by attacking Garcetti's push for union concessions to ease the city's fiscal crisis.
He also criticized her campaign's leadership for failing to pace its spending well enough to preserve money that would be needed to match Garcetti's TV advertising the week before the election.
"It was one of the worst run campaigns I've ever seen in my life," he said.
Despite Garcetti's convincing win, voter turnout was dismal. The final vote count is likely to show that Garcetti was elected with fewer votes than any new mayor of Los Angeles since 1938, when Fletcher Bowron ousted incumbent Frank Shaw in a recall at a time when the city's population was less than half what it is now.
The city clerk's office still has about 82,000 ballots to count over the next few weeks.
Depending on how many are deemed valid, the turnout is likely to be lower than 24% of the city's 1.8 million registered voters. That would set the record for the lowest turnout of any mayoral runoff in the past century.


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Jack Kevorkian
Jack Kevorkian (May 26, 1928 - June 3, 2011) was a physician nicknamed "Dr. Death" for his assistance in numerous suicides throughout the 1990s. He was finally convicted of murder in 1999 and sentenced to 10 to 25 years in prison. In 2007, he was released after serving only 8 years, after receiving time off for good behavior and pledging not to assist in any more suicides.
Kevorkian then became a speaker at liberal college campuses, at a fee of $50,000 a speech.
Kevorkian was hospitalized on May 18 at William Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak, with pneumonia and kidney problems. He died June 3, 2011, probably as the result of a pulmonary blood clot. He did not commit suicide.[1]
Kevorkian had a lifelong ambition to be an actor, and had a gregarious and dramatic behavior (once showing up to his trial dressed in costume). While he was an advocate of physician assisted suicide laws his actions did not begin to meet the ethical standards that those laws laid out. Oftentimes he would meet the patients days or hours before assisting them in suicide, he would not seek a second opinion, did not contact their primary care providers, did not seek a psychological profile, did not review their medical records, and did not follow any sort of waiting period policy to ensure that the victims actually wanted to commit suicide.
- ↑ Kevorkian's audacious attitude set him apart Correy Williams and Ed White, Associated Press. June 3, 2011, retrieved November 26, 2011.


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Mere hours after Hillary Rodham Clinton announced her candidacy for president in 2016, "Madam Secretary's" Elizabeth McCord (Téa Leoni) helped prevent another Cold War. "The Good Wife's" Alicia Florrick (Julianna Margulies), newly elected state's attorney, was thrown under the bus by the Democratic Party, and Varys (Conleth Hill) uttered the "Game of Thrones" premiere's most memorable line after naming the qualities the ruler of the seven kingdoms should possess.
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text: On Fri, 24 Oct 2008, Jon Aquilina wrote: > true but if there is something that isnt in there i would be more then > willing to add it to the repo. But what is the ADVANTAGE of reducing the number of packages in a warehouse from which one pulls packages, when the filled warehouse already exists and is free? I don't know about Debian so much, but with RPM repos one can set up the primary full-distro repo, and create as many "local" repos as one wishes on the side (or link in to e.g. livna -- other repos other humans maintain and that you trust). I can only presume that Debianish distros can do the same. So create a "cluster distro" as an OVERLAY on TOP of an existing distro. That way you do far, far less work. All the distro packages are there if you need them. Most of the cluster packages you might need are already there. If you need to rebuild them, augment them with non-distro packages, or e.g. add some custom kernels, build the replacement/augmentations, package them, pop them in an overlay. Yum will (if told to nicely) use them instead of the ones in the regular distro. Don't forget, of course, that then YOU are responsible for maintaining the update stream of any packages you replace -- if the upstream version is patched, you'd better (re-re-)patch your augmented version. This keeps the amount of work to the theoretical minimum required to achieve your goals, costs you "nothing" (what does disk cost per GB these days -- $0.20 or thereabouts? -- so keeping a full distro costs you a few dollars, literally), and makes it extremely easy to track updates and upgrades without YOU doing a ton of work. rgb > > On Fri, Oct 24, 2008 at 1:49 PM, Carsten Aulbert <carsten.aulbert at aei.mpg.de >> wrote: > >> Hi Jon >> >> Jon Aquilina wrote: >>> but why waste time sifting through all 26,000+ pkgs in the repos when u >>> can have a distro with repos focused on clustering pkgs? >> >> Because you might/will save time later when you hit user requests which >> want packages which are not pre-packaged in your cluster distro. >> >> Cheers >> >> Carsten >> _______________________________________________ >> Beowulf mailing list, Beowulf at beowulf.org >> To change your subscription (digest mode or unsubscribe) visit >> http://www.beowulf.org/mailman/listinfo/beowulf >> > > > > -- Robert G. Brown Phone(cell): 1-919-280-8443 Duke University Physics Dept, Box 90305 Durham, N.C. 27708-0305 Web: http://www.phy.duke.edu/~rgb Book of Lilith Website: http://www.phy.duke.edu/~rgb/Lilith/Lilith.php Lulu Bookstore: http://stores.lulu.com/store.php?fAcctID=877977


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September 28, 2007 - Fans of the series can look forward to something pretty new to the Call of Duty franchise with the upcoming Modern Warfare. The game is actually going to take place in a modern-day setting, hence the title, as opposed to the World War II theme Infinity Ward worked so hard to re-create. This may make fans of the series nervous, but fret not. This is still a Call of Duty title, but with astoundingly improved graphics and modern day warfare technology.
But it's the game's highly detailed and unique multiplayer experience that appears to be most intriguing about Modern Warfare. Infinity Ward have worked hard to make the COD 4 online multiplayer modes different from other warfare games alike. The objective of the development team was to actually create two games in one, focusing on perfecting the multiplayer experience just as much as the single player game.
Something never before seen in a Call of Duty game will be a class system of soldiers you will be able to select from and play as. Each class comes with their three individual perks, a different primary and secondary weapon as well as a special grenade. But what's different about the COD4 class system is that Infinity Ward have come up with some pretty cool ideas for the different types of soldiers as opposed to the typical health soldier, sniper or engineer we see in other war games. Last Stand, for example, is a soldier who, once he is shot enough times that he would normally be dead, has the capability to lie on the ground and pull out his pistol to take more casualties with him before he croaks. Of course this soldier is not invincible, but Last Stand gives you the opportunity to empty out a full clip before you go. Or you can even take your own life with the pistol if you choose. Another class is known as Dead Silence, a soldier who has the capability of walking with incredible stealth. Another is called GPS Jammer, who has the capability of staying off of the enemy's radar. Other classes in Modern Warfare will include Assault, Heavy Gunner, Spec Ops, and Demo. When you first start playing Modern Warfare, only Assault and Special Ops soldiers are available, but more classes are unlocked fairly quickly as you play on.
What makes the online experience with COD4 really interesting is the fact that players will be able to create their own soldier classes once they have unlocked the ability to do so. You will choose the three perks, primary and secondary weapons, grenade, create the uniform, and name your class. Then, you take your crew online. Online, you will be able to play in a variety of modes including the typical Deathmatch, Capture the Flag, and Search and Destroy. Infinity says they have been working on some new game modes which will also be made available for online play, but haven't gone into detail about them yet.
Something else Infinity Ward has done is offering special bonuses while playing multiplayer. For example, if you kill several opponents without dying you will gain access to certain things such as your radar or the capability to call certain tasks such as an air strike. Keep the killing spree going and you will be able to call in a helicopter to open fire on the enemy. The developers have added literally hundreds of challenges that will allow you to earn such bonuses.
As for the single player mode, plot details thus far are vague. Modern Warfare will take place somewhere in the Middle East where a group of men known as the Four Horsemen threaten the world with terror. In a mission to stop these evil men, the player takes on the lives of several different soldiers and sees the war through their eyes. The player will become members of both the British SAS and US Marines, and as you play on, the viewpoints will switch around frequently. For example, at one point during the storyline, you play a soldier who is shot in the face then move on to take on the role of another soldier. It's said the plot unfolds something like a television miniseries.
Since working on COD 2, Infinity Ward spent time not only on the gameplay experience in COD 4, but have focused greatly on detailing environments and characters. Graphically, it is anticipated to compete with titles like Epic's Gears of War or Ubi's Rainbow Six. Perhaps bringing Call of Duty into the modern world is Activision's plan to compete with the success of such games, and a trailer released in April looks extremely promising.
The in-game environment is frantic, with a simulation of a real-life war moving at 60 frames per second. Lighting effects and the sunrise to sunset transition looks amazing. The characters are more detailed and realistic than any COD game in the past, from their textured flesh and self-shadowing capabilities. You can see the particles that are left in the air after you fire off a weapon and tall grass sways naturally in the wind.
And since COD 4 takes place during modern day, along with it comes modern technology to the COD world. Soldiers will have the capability of night vision that allows the player to see the beams of UV laser light coming from enemies' scopes. Also, all soldiers in COD4 wear tape on their helmets that isn't very noticeably during daylight, but is highly visible while wearing night vision goggles. The javelin is a weapon of note. The hefty missile launcher allows soldiers to take out large objects as you lock onto a target, including blowing the top off of an enemy's tank.
Only time will tell if the switch from World War II theme to modern day warfare is a bright move for the Call of Duty franchise. For fans of the series who don't like the idea, this may only be a one-time thing, and then switch back to WWII warfare in COD 5. Who knows? All we know is COD 4 looks pretty promising and will have no trouble competing with other shooter war games alike.
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Breathing Questions
(Disclaimer: This is not an official Hypnobabies answer.
This is just from my personal experience as a Hypnobabies Instructor
and working with moms from the Hypnobabies Yahoo Group.)
Do I have to do it a certain way?
No, you can breathe in whatever way makes you feel the most relaxed.
Here was a great idea that one mom did.
I, too, have struggled with the breathing, until I decided to just do what I call "Peace...Release..." I breathe in slowly to the word "peace" (usually through my nose, but not always) and out to "release" (usually through mouth, but not always). The biggest thing to focus on is calming down and deep slow breathing, even if it's not to her speed. At first I tried counting lower numbers, but still got frustrated, especially when one track (I think it's the Special Place one) says count BACKWARDS from 8 to 1, and all the rest count up. So, now, I don't even really hear her talking about the counting. I just start "peace...release..." drawing the words out.
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U.S. orthopedic implant maker Stryker Corp (NYSE:SYK) said on Wednesday quarterly net profit rose 43 percent, driven by increased sales in its reconstructive and neurotechnology divisions as well as lower taxes.
Excluding items such as product recall and acquisition charges, Stryker earned $1.23 per share, just ahead of the $1.22 per-share forecast, on average, by Wall Street analysts, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
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Stryker said its effective tax rate in the latest quarter was 10.3 percent, compared with 24.6 percent in fourth quarter 2012.
For full-year 2014, when its accounting for amortization of certain assets will change, the company projected earnings of $4.75 to $4.90 per share and organic sales growth of between 4.5 and 6 percent. Analysts, on average, forecast full-year earnings of $4.58 per share.
The company reported fourth-quarter net earnings of $386 million, or $1.01 per share, compared with $270 million, or 71 cents a share a year earlier. Net sales for the quarter rose 5.6 percent to $2.47 billion.
Shares of Stryker, which closed nearly unchanged at $78.58 on the New York Stock Exchange on Wednesday, were up about 0.5 percent at $79.00 in after-hours trading.
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Reviewed by Gavin L. (age 9)
This story was about a boy named Owen who found a submarine and wants to know how to work it. Owen has two friends that helped him find the submarine but his next door neighbor named Viola always gets in their way. My favorite part is when Viola comes when they don't want her to, so they use their secret code word: rocket! When they all shout the word, they all run away from her. My other favorite part is when they find the submarine and Owen thinks that it the thing that fell off the train that was a mystery to him from the start of the book.
I enjoyed this book because it was a fun adventure. The the best part in the book is when Owen found Tooly. Tooley is a huge bullfrog that Owen really loves. Besides the submarine, Tooley is the most important thing in the story to Owen. I remember when I had fun adventure with my dogs Max and Chip. Tt was fun finding things like peieces of items that the dogs would sniff out.
This book is good for kids just like me ages 8-10. It is also a good book to read with your family so go and check it out today!


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The Day After Thursday.Posted by Alexa
But seriously, aren't Anna's Kate Spade inspired earrings the cutest?
The Obama campaign has Pinterest. I love this photo of the First Couple.
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This one too.
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- Brynn {chartreuse and a twist} said...
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Great links (that photo is awesome) - I hope you have a relaxing and fun weekend.
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- March 30, 2012 at 12:53 PM
- Jessie said...
This photo is absolutely gorgeous! It looks very professionally taken. Love the prints from the links!
Happy weekend!
- March 30, 2012 at 2:29 PM
- Lena at A Crimson Kiss said...
Your evening sounds perfect, and the weekend divine! And I think I need those earrings!
- March 30, 2012 at 3:23 PM
- jeanette from everton terrace said...
Oh a bath sounds fabulous. The week flew by for me, I would like it to last a little bit longer :)
- March 30, 2012 at 3:55 PM
- Stephanie @ henry happened said...
Your weekend sounds perfectly lovely! Enjoy the date with the bathtub and the mimosas/wine!
- March 30, 2012 at 4:52 PM
- Taylor said...
Great links, love those Kate Spade inspired earrings! Great post, girl!
- March 30, 2012 at 8:10 PM
- patience said...
goodness you just described my dream relaxation time - bath, wine, and i Love real simple magazine lol. that fantasy is almost on par with my other which is a bowl of mini wheats, a window seat with the sun shining in and a really good novel.
- March 30, 2012 at 9:11 PM
- travelkate said...
Always enjoy your links! Have a great weekend
- March 31, 2012 at 10:05 AM
- Punctuation Mark said...
hope you're having an amazing weekend!
- March 31, 2012 at 11:38 AM
- Ashley said...
Gorgeous picture!!
Your date sounds perfect! I read Real Simple today before getting a massage :-)
- March 31, 2012 at 6:00 PM
- Kelley @ Kelley Maria said...
I love your super cute blog! Happy weekend!
- March 31, 2012 at 10:33 PM
- Nikki said...
A day at the park sounds wild and lovely. We are soaking wet here! That only means one thing...movie time ;)
- March 31, 2012 at 11:36 PM
- Thea vintage said...
Hope you had a wonderful weekend!
- April 1, 2012 at 4:00 AM
- Jennifer @ Delightfully Noted said...
Oh I love those earrings from Anna. Thanks for the link!
- April 1, 2012 at 8:37 AM
- Melissa Blake said...
Awesome links...hope you had a great weekend! xoxo
- April 1, 2012 at 9:15 AM
- kristina said...
alexa, hope you're having a great weekend - that windy day drawing is really sweet awww!!!
- April 1, 2012 at 12:46 PM
- erica marie said...
Sounds like you should have a great weekend...
xo erica
- April 1, 2012 at 2:39 PM
- design elements said...
wonderful links even on a day after Sunday... Happy new week and a hug to you
- April 1, 2012 at 10:01 PM
- Fash Boulevard said...
obsessed. fabulous post, love. thanks for sharing. If you get a sec, I'd love to hear your thoughts on my latest outfit post. xo
- April 2, 2012 at 4:02 AM
- Lucinda said...
ooo la la! Loving that artwork for Mila's room!! Fabulous!
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The price of prescription drugs has been steadily increasing recently with Americans dishing out billions of dollars every year. According to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Americans spent $269.2 billion on prescription drugs in 2011, and that number is only expected to increase.
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Prescription drug costs can devour too much of consumers' budgets, but there are apps that are working to lower the cost and offer more affordable alternatives. Here's a look at five:
Claiming to get discounts of as little as 10% to as much as 85%, this free app lets you compare prescription drug prices at your local pharmacies. All you have to do is type the name of your drug and the app will quickly compare cash and discount prices at local pharmacies. Show the discount codes on your phone or use the company's free discount card when checking out at the pharmacy and let the savings begin.
This free app lets you search for the prices of prescription drugs at local pharmacies and save you money through its free drug discount card but the app makes it easier for you to find the pharmacy. With the app you can find the nearest pharmacy, get directions, click to call and save the pharmacies you visit in your favorites. Prescription Saver claims to save users up to 75% off ay FDA brand or generic prescription drugs at every major retail pharmacy around the country. You can even share your savings through Facebook, Twitter and email.
This free app compares prices for prescription drugs at local pharmacies as well as online, which gives users access to prices, coupons and savings tips for more than 6,000 drugs in 75,000-plus pharmacies.
The app also lists a number of pharmacies that have generic drugs for less than $4 per order and some that offer certain generic prescription drugs for free. GoodRX will also send you refill reminders with the current prices of your prescription drugs so you have to pay more than necessary.
Testing over-the-counter prescription drug costs to find one that works can be a pricey endeavor, but this app eliminates the guessing game.
The OTC Plus app, which was designed by board-certified doctors, provides users with a list of over-the-counter medications that meet their particular symptoms. In addition to matching your sickness with a drug, the app will send available coupons to your mobile phone and will show you how to read the labels on the medicine.
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Big-named pharmacies like CVS, Walgreens and Rite Aid don't want to be left behind in the mobile app craze, which is why they all have free apps for pharmacy customers.
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There's a lot of speculation these days about the future of the automotive hobby, especially when it comes to performance. Corvette enthusiasts have enjoyed more than a half century of tire-shredding internal-combustion power, but the push for hybrid and electric vehicles in recent years is enough to prompt the question: What's next?
Michael Shoop of St. Louis Park, Minnesota, might have the answer. Shoop is a Corvette guy from way back. He restored a '63 roadster to get over an ex-girlfriend in his mid-20s and later revived a '71 454ci Stingray-he's got an extra front bumper from that car hanging as modern art in his living room. Michael sold both Corvettes in the late-'70s so he'd have enough cash to live off while developing his nature photography business, but they wouldn't be his last.
Even back then, Shoop was fascinated with the idea of an all-electric car. He had always wanted to build one and when gas hit $4 a gallon in 2007, he decided it was time. He made a deal with his wife to spend less on the project than the cost of a new Toyota Prius, which was around $32,000 at the time, and he started hunting for a car. In the beginning he wasn't sure what type of vehicle to go with, but he knew he wanted something with style. Michael said, "My dad gave me this coffee table book on the first 50 years of Corvettes. And I was searching all over trying to figure out what car to convert because when you decide you're going to convert a car to electricity, choosing the right car is really important."
As Michael puts it, if you hate Edsels and you convert an Edsel to electric power, you're still going to hate the car. Simple enough. So what car would he be willing to spend undoubtedly countless hours toiling over in his pioneering conversion attempt? "From the book I discovered that the C4 Corvette didn't weigh any more than my Saturn, and with the clamshell hood and whatnot, I thought I could get in there fairly easy." Plus, the car looked cool, so the decision was made. His electric car would be a Corvette. Michael soon plunked down $7,400 for a clean, 109,000-mile '87 coupe with an automatic transmission and 3.07 gears. He recorded a solid 30 mpg driving the car as it was, but its gas gulping days would soon be over.
After much research and guidance from the Electric Auto Association and several electrical engineers, Shoop devised a plan that involved 13 lead-acid batteries fueling a 240-pound, 11.45-inch diameter electric motor. He shares that electric car folks talk in terms of motor diameter more than horsepower and an extra inch can make a huge difference. He originally planned on a nine-inch motor, but decided to go with the larger diameter so the car would have no trouble performing at freeway speeds and beyond. The motor Shoop settled on is called the TransWarP11 and is fitted with a double ended armature shaft so it can both drive the car as well as the alternator and accessories. It's also equipped with a TH400 tailshaft housing allowing it to bolt right up to the driveshaft without a transmission. Another convenience is the motor's ability to run at different power levels, which Michael can dial in using a palm pilot connected to an on-board computer. He said the motor will make roughly 100 hp at 92 volts, 200 hp at 156 volts, 400 hp at 300 volts, and 800 hp at 600 volts.
Right now, the Corvette's 13 old-school lead-acid batteries limit it to 156 volts. Newer, lighter, and more powerful battery technology hasn't come down in price enough yet to make it feasible for the backyard builder on a budget. When it does, Shoop might make a swap, but for now he's focused on testing the car the way he and his crew meticulously built it.
The group fabricated a frame for the motor that fit in the stock motor mount holes and strategically placed the batteries front, center, and rear to balance the car as close to stock as possible. Michael had to cut the rear bulkhead to fit one of his homemade wood and carbon-fiber battery boxes, but the car was otherwise largely unaltered. Incredibly, without any suspension modifications, the car's stance is indistinguishable from stock. A roughly 200-pound weight gain makes for little more bulk than the average passenger.
Other modifications include a 144-volt battery charger (with a boost transformer to up the voltage), an electric power steering pump, a custom driveshaft that can handle the torquey motor, two 1,500-watt heaters and several battery heating strips for the cold Minnesota months, LED tail lights, and despite a skeptical seller, a set of 4.88 gears. "He said those gears are too tall for an electric motor; it won't move at all," Shoop said. "But he's a Corvette guy, not an electrical engineer."
Shoop has been through plenty of frustrating moments throughout the build. So far he's managed to keep most of his hair despite broken U-joints, failed power steering, battery-heating strips that burnt his battery boxes, blown fuses, and a too-small DC-DC converter needed to convert some of the car's 156 volts to power the headlights, fans, etc. The latter problem was fixed by using the converter to charge a marine battery that now handles the 12-volt stuff.
Michael uses the Volt Vette, as it's become known, for almost all of his daily driving. He's racked up more than 2,500 miles on the car so far and had it up to 80 mph on the freeway. Though he hasn't tested its range, he estimates it'll go 40 miles on a full charge with a light foot. But it's hard to keep a light foot in a Corvette, especially when power isn't rpm-limited. And even if the horsepower isn't incredible, the car handles like it should, which is enough to give him an ear-to-ear grin when coasting through the curves. With no transmission, the Corvette will glide forever. "I just go cruising by gas stations and wave."
Though he usually charges the car in his garage, he has plugged it in at area businesses (with permission) for a quick charge more than once. Most people are more than willing to let him do so and it's definitely a conversation starter.
The price tag for the Volt Vette so far is roughly $28,000 and it's still a work in progress. One major component Shoop is still working on is a custom digital dash. For now, he has a gauge that reads volts and amps, a handheld device that measures temperature, and a GPS for speed. The Corvette is complete enough to be plenty of fun. Other than a few subtle "electric" badges, the car looks stock, so its dead silence at stoplights is enough to cause other motorists and passersby to scratch their heads. Under power, the big electric motor whines like the starship Enterprise jumping to warp speed.
Speaking of warp speed, Michael hopes to get it on a dragstrip soon. "It is fun to drive. It should be interesting when I really open it up." Internal combustion might not be around forever, but Shoop has proven that hot-rodding a Corvette certainly can be.
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A Newport Coast home owned by the wife of Laker star Kobe Bryant has sold for $3.2 million, real estate records show.
Vanessa Bryant's home at 4 Windemere Court includes 6,026 square feet of space on .29 acres in the tony Pelican Ridge neighborhood, according to the Multiple Listing Service used by Realtors. The Mediterranean-style home on a cul-de-sac boasts five bedrooms, six bathrooms and five fireplaces.
The Bryants still live in Newport Beach.
The three homes the couple owned in the area were transferred into Vanessa Bryant's name after she filed for divorce from the Laker guard in December 2011 after 10 years of marriage, citing irreconcilable differences.
Several media outlets reported in December that the couple had reconciled. They have two daughters, ages 6 and 9.
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Juve eyes Nani during transfer window
Each day we'll bring you the very latest tabloid rumors as the biggest clubs around splash the cash to bolster their rosters. True or not, they're always entertaining…
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is locked in a managerial tug-of-war as Malky Mackay faces his last stand at Anfield.
Liverpool have pushed Luis Suarez to the top of the Premier pay league with a £1million-a-month contract.
Celtic stars Georgios Samaras and Joe Ledley are preparing to leave the Scottish champions.
Fulham boss Rene Meulensteen has joined the race for Peruvian winger Paolo Hurtado.
Kevin De Bruyne's agent has discussed a possible £12.5m move to Bayer Leverkusen from Chelsea.
Malky Mackay is set to take charge of Cardiff for the final time today.
Chelsea defender Ashley Cole has been dropped by Jose Mourinho again after partying with title rivals Arsenal.
Roberto Martinez is set to let Nikica Jelavic and Johnny Heitinga leave Everton to keep alive their World Cup dreams.
Stoke are ready to sell Peter Crouch to fund a January move for their top target: Hannover striker Mame Biram Diouf.
AC Milan could swoop for Newcastle keeper Tim Krul next month in a bid to turn around their season.
Manchester City will go head to head with Reading for the signature of highly-rated Malmo defender Miiko Albornoz.
Cardiff City chairman Mehmet Dalman made a desperate late effort to persuade owner Vincent Tan to keep manager Malky Mackay until the end of the season.
Hull are eying a loan move for AC Milan starlet M'Baye Niang.
Liverpool and Fulham are keen on Preston midfielder Josh Brownhill.
Juventus are keen to force through a deal to sign Manchester United winger Nani.
Luis Suarez claimed he will be a Liverpool player for a "long time" after a lucrative new contract immediately catapulted him among the Premier League's top earners.
Cardiff fans have accused Vincent Tan of running their club "like a megalomaniac's toy" and warned he could have a riot on his hands over his treatment of manager Malky Mackay.
Malky Mackay will take charge of Cardiff against Liverpool today – and then be sacked.
Liverpool last night broke the bank by making Luis Suarez the highest-paid player in their history.
Hull have rejected a bid from Blackburn for Tom Cairney as his loan at Ewood Park nears its conclusion.
Luis Suarez targeted qualification for the Champions League and claimed he will be a Liverpool player "for a long time" after signing a new four-and-a-half-year contract.
Craig Bellamy was last night offered the chance to take charge of Cardiff City, his boyhood club, while the board explore managerial candidates, including Sven-Goran Eriksson.
Cardiff supremo Vincent Tan is on the verge of firing his overachieving young manager Malky Mackay, to the disbelief and anger of all.
Luis Suarez has become the Premier League's third highest-paid player with a new four-year deal.
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The smack-talk inspiring contest of beer pong — known as beiruit in some quarters — scheduled between Facebook and IAC subsidiary CollegeHumor is off. Why? Because Facebook's PR and legal departments said so, CollegeHumor cofounder Ricky Van Veen told our tipster:
Facebook's PR and Legal dept said they can't participate. I guess that's what its like working in corporate America as opposed to a fun Internet company.
It's official: IAC's Barry Diller is the Web world's Fun Dad, while Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg, brought in from Google to make Mark Zuckerberg's teen paradise more corporate, is Downer Mom. Cheer up, though, little Facebookers: Mother Sandberg did let you stay out late at the prom. Update: CollegeHumor is sad because they won't get to play with the smack-talk inscribed balls they designed specifically for this contest — pictured below.


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December 28, 1985 |Volume 20, Number 15
Fleet buyers get latest facts and figures
Study of states shows raising of drinking age reduces fatal crashes
Scientists warn drivers their medication may impair driving ability
About air bags -- an Insurance Institute for Highway Safety film
Despite state law, seat belt use in Illinois declines
U.S. Supreme Court refuses to hear two multipiece wheel cases
December 7, 1985 |Volume 20, Number 14
Auto industry tools up for air bags
Resolution calls for automatic protection
Elmira, NY, campaign increases seat belt use to 77 percent
The British experience -- deaths and injuries decline 25 percent
Projected mortality toll: eight million deaths
Those eye-catching high mounted lights, motorists are beginning to notice
Alcohol and crashes: the numbers used to illustrate magnitude of alcohol involvement in crashes often distorted, warns Institute president
November 23, 1985 |Volume 20, Number 13
Adults favor curfew laws and 21 minimum drinking age
Trucking industry urges better training and higher standards
Ford gives the public the opportunity to buy cars with air bags
National conference for corporate risk managers, insurance industry executives, and fleet administrators will emphasize benefits of automatic crash protection
Secretary Dole seeks increase for motor carrier safety program
Barbara Mandrell honorary chairman of All-American Buckle Up week
HLDI reports best and worst '85 models for collision repair costs
Vehicles that cannot hold child safety seats in from passenger position must be equipped with lap belt anchorage holes, says NHTSA
President Regan signs minimum drinking age act, 13 states enact to raise purchase age to 21
NHTSA outlines proposal on how it will enforce drinking age law
Drinking age laws
NHTSA attributes decline in drunk driver deaths to several factors
DOT plans Drunk and Drugged Driving Awareness Week
November 2, 1985 |Volume 20, Number 12
Seat belt use declines in New York and New Jersey
Auto deaths decline under New York seat belt law
California takes its own approach to seat belt use laws
Listing of state seat belt laws
Drinking drivers tend to disdain seat belts
Teenage drivers: how they respond to seat belt use laws
Belt use: where less is more - dangerous
DOT sets minimum criteria for seat belt standard compliance
Tale of nine cities reveals belt use among motorists ranging 39 to 50 percent
October 5, 1985 |Volume 20, Number 11
Air bag in 1973 Impala works just like new
British study links seat belt use to drop in injuries
Air bags in all Mercedes
GM wants new brake light to double as hazard warning signal
Parts and paint triple original price tag
Suit seeks to reopen Ford investigation
What happens at 35 mph, videotape underscores role of air bag
AAA to double death benefits for those wearing seat belt
Car makers granted one-year delay to meet belt standard
NHTSA agrees to credits for cars equipped with air bags
Traffic deaths up first 7 months of 1985
September 14, 1985 |Volume 20, Number 10
NHTSA reconsiders controversial ruling on driver register
Collision, injury claims vary greatly among 1982-84 automobiles
John Cook is named senior vice president
Suddenly, a bag whooshed out and saved him, a Georgia driver discovers a lifesaving surprise
Commission warns parents on three-wheel vehicles
NHTSA administrators shifted to new posts
Federal rule requiring lap belts in school buses is not warranted, NHTSA report says
National Driver Register will identify records where adverse information about an applicant may be contained
Board attacks proposal to drop shoulder belts in convertibles
August 10, 1985 |Volume 20, Number 9
Successful air bag programs spark automakers' interest
Crash tests do show how belted drivers will fare in actual collisions
Allan Williams is named Institute vice president
Institute backs improved seat belts for trucks
Minimum drinking age: 14 states now comply with Uniform Minimum Drinking Age Act
Quoted without comment: Senate disappointment in NHTSA for not ruling on already passed stated laws
Dole puts certification of belt use laws on hold until court decides case
For pilots and crews, alcohol levels should be zero, Institute says
Institute supports FAA breath tests for pilots and flight crews
Higher speed test proposed for tethered child safety seats
July 6, 1985 |Volume 20, Number 8
Brian O'Neill is named president of IIHS and HLDI
Tempo air bag saves driver from serious injury in collision
NHTSA announces proposed rule changes on auto safety standard
Institute urges NHTSA to grant Ford request on restraint rule
Institute: air bags can be easily fitted into convertible design
Institute supports Hybrid III with added injury criteria
Survey identifies head injury patients
Alaska reports 20 deaths and 583 injuries in 3-wheel vehicle crashes
Daytime headlights improve the odds for motorcyclists
Study of seating patterns may help bus designers
NHTSA may modify truck air brake rule
June 15, 1985 |Volume 20, Number 7
Survey shows teenagers want drivers licenses early, but expect controls New sensor gives police effective device for catching drunken drivers Medical society refuses to endorse guidelines for seat belt exemption NHTSA releases results of 16 crash tests of '85 models Mandatory penalties impose heavy demands on courts and jails Scandinavian sentencing--liberalization of laws does not significantly increase highway fatalities, study shows Traffic deaths increase in first quarter
May 25, 1985 |Volume 20, Number 6
Poll shows majority of Americans favor air bags and seat belt use laws
Injury: the last major plague of U.S. youth
Despite allegations, 55 mph speed limit saves many lives
NHTSA's report card: mixed reviews
Air bags + seat belt use laws = double benefits
Windshield rules credited with saving 112 lives each year
Windshields in some German cars separate more often in crashes
Bills introduced in U.S. Senate to require air bags, better bumpers
Bill would encourage states to have seat belts installed in school buses
Willy Whistle gets across his message to youngsters
When teenagers drive--an Insurance Institute for Highway Safety film
GAO investigates handling of Ford's 'park to reverse' case
May 11, 1985 |Volume 20, Number 5
Special issue: school buses and seat belts
School buses and lap belts
School bus statistics: it's safer inside
Canadian crash tests — will lap belts do more harm than good?
Railroad crossings: NTSB wants school districts to establish and enforce rules for bus drivers to stop at rail crossings
Retrofitting school buses with lap belts? Handle with care
Two Texas studies probe illegal passing of school buses
New school bus safety standards
Safety board studies crashes to evaluate large bus protection
April 6, 1985 |Volume 20, Number 4
Claim frequencies jump for GM cars with weaker bumpers
Dodge Colt exceeds NHTSA's safety standards in 35 mph barrier crash
DOT's seat belt program sharply attacked in House, Senate hearings
Appeals court holds multipiece wheel makers can be tried jointly
Judges hear arguments on controversial ruling on automatic restraints
Survey shows majority favor air bags and seat belt use laws
March 16, 1985 |Volume 20, Number 3
Early New York results show belt use varies from 43 to 80 percent
Dr. William Haddon, Jr.: Highway safety pioneer
Appeals court petitioned on weaker bumper ruling
Senator critical of seat belt use laws that sacrifice air bags
Hearing told bumper performances vary greatly
Drinking age bills advance in Georgia and Virginia
Wyoming will be the 50th state to require child restraints
February 16, 1985 |Volume 20, Number 2
American cars fare better than imports
Breed air bag system passes NHTSA tests
Travelers Insurance takes delivery of first of 600 air bag equipped Ford Tempos
Misuse of child restraints reduces protection for infants and toddlers
Child restraint guidelines being developed by NTSB to increase proper use
Fatal rollovers linked to inadequate banking on grades and curves
Coalition urges ban on beer and wine ads on radio and television
Ford delivers first air bag equipped cars to transportation department
Traffic deaths increase in 1984
January 19, 1985 |Volume 20, Number 1
Institute again urges NHTSA to review multipiece wheel hazard
European imports have worst theft record
Booklet: 'Myths and facts about air cushions' now available from Institute
Court approves NHTSA's decision to weaken car bumper standard
REPRINT: 'The Trapdoor' by William Haddon, Jr. from the Baltimore Sun
Subcommittee criticizes FHWA for inconsistencies in handling program Brian O'Neill appointed executive vice president of IIHS board of directors
FHWA reinstates record-keeping rules for truck drivers
Carrier drivers to be suspended for use or possession of drugs
Seat belt use bill passes in Illinois
Seat belts and air bags demanded from auto makers by physicians
Judge denies trial in suit over failure to install air bags
GM research refutes theory that driving risk is constant despite safety improvements
'21' law enacted in Massachusetts, making it illegal to purchase alcohol under the age of 21
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The U.S. Golf Association and the Royal and Ancient Golf Club have agreed to ban a popular putting stroke.
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12 CFR 197.8 - Use of the offering circular.
(a) An offering circular or amendment declared effective by the OCC shall not be used more than nine months after the effective date, unless the information contained therein is as of a date not more than 16 months prior to such use.
(b) An offering circular filed under § 197.5(b)(3) of this part shall not extend the period for which an effective offering circular or amendment may be used under paragraph (c) of this section.
(c) If any event arises, or change in fact occurs, after the effective date and such event or change in fact, individually or in the aggregate, results in the offering circular containing any untrue statement of material fact, or omitting to state a material fact necessary in order to make statements made in the offering circular not misleading under the circumstances, then no offering circular, which has been declared effective under this part, shall be used until an amendment reflecting such event or change in fact has been filed with, and declared effective by, the OCC.