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Two countries for the price of one are exactly what you'll get when you visit St. Martin. Call it Saint Martin or Sint Maarten – it all depends on whether you're on the French side or the Dutch side of the smallest island in the world ever to be divided into two countries! Although technically one landmass, the two sides of the country like to play up their distinct personalities. The French side likes to boast their European roots, emphasizing chic comfort and elegance. You'll find that the beaches are secluded, the resorts are luxurious, and you'll finally get to understand why the cuisine has earned this little island the title of "Gastronomic Capital of the Caribbean." Now the Dutch side, on the other hand, bustles with commercial activity, from its busy cruise port to dinging casinos; it's always abuzz with life and nonstop action. Between the laid-back luxury of St. Martin and the flurry of activity in St. Maarten, you have all it takes for the ideal Caribbean vacation.
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Like siblings vying for attention, both sides of St. Martin aim to please you with their distinct cultures and personalities.
St. Maarten, the Dutch side of the island, is known for its dinging casinos, high-rise luxury resorts and non-stop cruise ship activity – perfect if you want to let loose and live it up.
If you want more rest than recreation, head to the French side of the island, St. Martin, instead. This side is less developed, with a naturist attitude featuring pristine beaches, wildlife and gardens. The chic boutiques here ooze European luxury and exclusivity while foodies will fall in love with their streets lined with cafes and gourmet bistros.
Whether you want action and excitement, secluded beaches or succulent food, you're sure to find it somewhere on the island of St. Martin.
Time Travel at the St. Maarten Museum
Step back in time to the oldest museum in St. Maarten! Even finding it will be an adventure. First, you'll have to look for Front Street, which won't be hard. Once you get there, you'll see an alley where there's a very old house (a 100-year-old house, to be exact) tucked away. That's the St. Maarten Museum!
Once inside, you'll find an amazing display of St. Maarten's history. You'll get a a glimpse into the life of the Arawak Indians, explore the island's industrial period, and see original engravings from Fort Amsterdam.
There's also an exhibition of dried herbs and shells for nature lovers to gaze at. The tour closes with a huge collection of articles and photographs of major hurricanes that have struck St. Maarten, so you'll really come to appreciate this tiny island's remarkable past!
Meet Marigot
Ready to feel like you're frolicking through France (without spending all that cash on a European vacation)? Then head to Marigot, on the French side of St. Martin.
Once you arrive, you'll see colonial houses peppering the streets next to quaint cafes, delicious bistros, fragrant pastry shops and elegant boutiques. Oh la la! Wandering through Marigot feels just like exploring a real market town in France.
Oh and by the way, on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday mornings, the colorful open market on Market Square offers an assortment of goods and groceries, including local fruits and vegetables. The entire city is only four streets wide, so you can easily see it all.
Open your Mind at Orient Beach
Feeling a little risqué? Good, because clothing is optional at this popular beach on the French side of St. Martin. And that's not the only attraction.
You see, Orient Beach is protected by a coral reef, so when you decide to go snorkeling or swimming, you'll be treated to calm, clear waters. Not only that, but there are several watersports and equipment rental stations available (for those who'd rather stay clothed).
When you're all tuckered out, you'll find several outstanding beach bars and restaurants, all lining the white sands with colorful tiki huts and lounge chairs.
There's plenty to see here – and we're not just talking about the lack of swimsuits!
Take Home the Gold at America's Cup Yacht Racing
Ever dreamed of sailing the ocean breezes in a fast-paced, yacht cup race? Well now, here's your chance to experience it on the Dutch side of St. Martin, known as Sint Maarten! You don't even have to be a pro to set your sails here.
You can thank four-time America's Cup winner Dennis Conner for starting up this business. What they do is organize several regattas with champion yachts every single day during the high season. That means you get to join in on a sailing crew and experience what it's like to race a yacht.
With the salty sea wind running through your hair as you soar over the calm, blue waters, you'll be feeling like a yachtie in no time. 4-8 crew members are needed for each yacht, so don't be afraid to join in and try it.
Foodies Unite at Boulevard de Grand Case
You'll love exploring Boulevard de Grand Case and getting lost in the thr rows of lovely restaurants. It's like exploring a mini-France since the cafes are housed in quaint and colorful wooden cottages.
The French side of St. Martin is proud to be known as the cuisine capital of the Caribbean. Once you stroll this street, you'll know why. You can sample all different types of food, from luxe restaurants to street dining at small dives run by locals.
Feast on West Indian Creole and traditional French food. The lovely beaches combined with great food and fine French wine are a perfect pairing here.
St. Maarten/St. Martin Quick Facts
French/Dutch, but those in tourism can speak English
US Dollar widely accepted but official currency on the French side is the euro and on the Dutch side, the Netherlands Antilles florin or guilder.
French side is 220 volts. Dutch side is 110 volts, same as North America.
All U.S. citizens must have a valid passport when traveling to and from St. Martin.
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With their 51st win of the season, the Astros matched last year's total.
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MM: See: Kotchman, Tom. The Angels are very fortunate to have Kotchman. He could easily be a big league manager but instead he's chosen to coach a rookie ball team. He's able to influence players who've just signed very large (and very small) contracts and instill in them a culture of winning and for that the franchise owes him a large debt of gratitude. I don't know if there are many guys like him still around, but I hope there are. That lucky charm of his — a large black ***** with two baseballs glued to the base — is something I'll never forget. And the same is true of his Andrew Dice Clay impression. I've been out of baseball for six years and I still think about the Dice Man. He's mentioned in recent interviews that he's planning to retire from coaching sometime soon to become a full time scout. As I say in the book, I hope he reconsiders.
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Photo: Richard Henneberg and Frances Pressner, abt. 1911, Bronx, New York. Digital photograph. Privately held by Thomas MacEntee [ADDRESS FOR PRIVATE USE], Chicago, Illinois, 2009.
[This post was composed for the 22nd Edition of The Carnival of Central and Eastern European Genealogy hosted at Al's Polish- American Genealogy Research blog]
Last month I posted about how after many years I was able to break through my Pressner brick wall and I wanted to bring my readers up to date on some more breakthroughs involving my Pressner and Henneberg lines.
Anna May Henneberg (1912 - 1965) was my maternal grandmother who lived in the Bronx, New York and died in 1965 - thus I don't have many memories of her or her family. Anna Henneberg's parents were Richard Henneberg (1988 - 1941) and Frances Pressner (1889 - 1960) and for years I was unable to identify the parents of Frances.
I've been working with my 2nd cousin Wendy who I met on Facebook and we've been sharing Henneberg and Pressner data for months now. We also both have our family trees posted on Ancestry so we can keep tabs on each other's progress.
Wendy also is the one who has been handling requests with the New York City office of Vital Records to obtain death and marriage certificates. She and I have been using Stephen P. Morse's One Step website to identify the exact certificate numbers and then she takes care of placing the order. And then the waiting and waiting takes place.
Remember what it was like to get something fun in the mailbox? Well Wendy knows that and the anticipation involved - she says it is exciting and she can't wait to see which mysteries will be solved when the certificates arrive.
Well Wendy hit the jackpot last week. The marriage certificate arrived for Richard Henneberg and Frances Pressner which revealed the name of Frances' parents (Robert Pressner and Anna Herring) as well as confirming the maiden name of Richard' mother (Zwicker). Also key were the names of the witnesses - Adam and Julia Beyerman. Subsequent census searching revealed that Julia was in fact Julia Pressner and the sister of Frances Pressner.
And if that were not enough, further research of census and immigration records has brought us the name of Robert Pressner's parents (Johann Pressner and Franciska ______ from Austria) as well as Anna Herring's parents (Albert Herring and Emily _____).
By getting copies of the marriage certificate and then supplementing it with further research, my cousin and I could add two more generations to our family tree. As a side benefit, I've gotten Wendy interested enough in genealogy (and she is so good at the research) that she thinks genealogy might be a new profession for her!
Leaving no stone unturned, getting out and doing non-Internet based genealogy research, and being persistant is the key to breaking through those brick walls!


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Fan Made Halloween II Trailer
Posted by Rot at 11:18 PM
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- Sam Kadi said...
Im with you, Rob Zombie is a talented guy but I just think that he blew it with Halloween.
This has been said ad nauseum by other people but...
It wasnt scary, it was just brutal, which is ok for some people that are into that stuff, but its not the reason that people liked Carpenter's Halloween. We liked it because it was creepy and had ambiance. Anyway, I did like House of a 1000 corpses and Devils Rejects.
- February 28, 2010 at 2:33 PM
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I really enjoyed 1000 Corpses and Rejects too. His trashy characters and violence worked perfectly for those films. HALLOWEEN shouldn't have been a continuation of that stuff.
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Flooding forces cancellation of 100-mile 'bike jam;' organizers donate food to Jamestown evacuees
The seventh annual Good Sam Bike Jam, a 100-mile ride that would have taken cyclists through Lyons and Allenspark on Sunday, was cancelled when raging flood waters wiped out parts of the route.
But organizers of this fundraiser hosted by the Exempla Good Samaritan Hospital Foundation quickly switched gears to make sure the effort that had gone into planning this benefit for the foundation's Cancer Assistance Fund wasn't in vain. They donated the $9,000 worth of supplies and resources that had been collected — including enough food to feed 800 people — to Jamestown evacuees that were taking shelter at Niwot High School.
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- "If Dean is listening, or if anyone has any knowledge of his whereabouts, his parents and sisters are desperate for news."
- —Lee Jordan appeals to listeners on Potterwatch[src]
This man was the Muggle stepfather of Dean Thomas.
He married Dean's mother some time after she was abandoned by her first husband. They had several children together and lived happily in London.[1]
After Cedric Diggory was murdered by Lord Voldemort in 1995, Dean consciously avoided telling his parents about the event, presumably because he did not want them to pull him out of Hogwarts, although it also seemed likely the same murderer would be coming after their son as well, hence he did not wish to fill his parents with unneeded dread.[2]
When Dean was forced to go into hiding during the Second Wizarding War, Mr Thomas and his wife did not know where he had gone, and feared the worst, so Potterwatch broadcasted a request urging anyone who was with Dean to order him to please contact his family.[3]
Behind the scenes
- It may have been possible that Dean Thomas' story could have been partially inspired by the song "Colour Him Father" by an American group The Winstons, which tells of a young man respecting his stepfather who cares for him and several siblings. The stepfather married a war widow, as the narrator says his true father "was killed in the war", akin to Dean Thomas' father being killed by Voldemort.
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (First mentioned)
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (Mentioned only)
- Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 (Mentioned only)
Notes and references
- ↑ Dean Thomas's background at J. K. Rowling's official site
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, Chapter 11 (The Sorting Hat's New Song)
- ↑ Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Chapter 22 (The Deathly Hallows)


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U.S. Sen. Frank Lautenberg's journey from a childhood so poor his family couldn't afford his bar mitzvah to his life as a multimillionaire businessman who served for decades in the Senate was remembered Wednesday at a funeral in New York City packed with dignitaries.
"He came out fighting, and he never stopped," Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove told mourners, including Vice President Joe Biden, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, several former governors and former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton.
"... Frank would always be a man of the people and for the people, never forgetting his humble start," Cosgrove said. He began the service with a Hebrew blessing while Lautenberg's wife and children stood near the senator's flag-draped casket.
Lautenberg, a liberal Democrat from New Jersey, died Monday after suffering complications from viral pneumonia. At 89, he was the oldest member of the Senate and the last of 115 World War II veterans to serve there.
Reflecting on such signature Lautenberg accomplishments as the laws that banned smoking on most U.S. flights and made 21 the drinking age in all 50 states, Cosgrove said it seems difficult now to imagine "that those matters which were undoubtedly fierce debates of their time, and for which Senator Lautenberg withstood withering criticism, now, in retrospect, appear as inevitable and obvious as they seem necessary."
Biden and Clinton were also set to speak at the service. Dozens were designated as honorary pallbearers, including 17 senators - mostly Democrats, among them Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, but also a few Republicans, including Sens. Richard Shelby of Alabama and Marco Rubio of Florida.
A color guard ceremony was also scheduled for Wednesday afternoon at the Frank Lautenberg Rail Station in Secaucus, N.J., outside New York City. In Secaucus, his casket was to be put on an Amtrak train to Washington.
Lautenberg was an ardent defender of Amtrak and worked to secure hundreds of millions of dollars for mass transit projects.
His casket was set to arrive at the U.S. Capitol on Thursday and lie in repose in the Senate chamber, on the Lincoln Catafalque, a bier that was built for the coffin of Abraham Lincoln.
Lautenberg, who served in the Army Signal Corps during World War II, will be buried Friday at Arlington National Cemetery.
Lautenberg's story "was an American story, but in his heart and in his lifetime, he was a man from New Jersey, a kid from Paterson," U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez of New Jersey said during the service.
A multimillionaire businessman, Lautenberg was first elected to the Senate in 1982 and went on to serve nearly 30 years there in two stints.
Lautenberg's second daughter, Nan Morgart, said that during her father's brief retirement from the Senate, "he was so bored" that he'd call her daily to ask how many products she'd sold at her job as a sales representative for IBM. "I not only had a quota from IBM but an arbitrary quota from my dad," she said with a laugh.
Lautenberg won his last race in 2008 at age 84, becoming the first New Jersey politician ever elected to five Senate terms. He had announced earlier this year he would not seek another term in 2014.
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Giving thanks for MGS
Giving thanks for MGS
Nov 23 2006, 09:07 PM
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Here in the UK we don't do Thanksgiving - the closest thing we have is Christmas really - however given that most of what we discuss here has a US origin, it's certainly right to mark what I think is a one of the more sensible national holidays in the world.
So - given the not so great new recently, and the fairly dim outlook - I though it appropriate to give thanks for the people and the talent behind, and the results from Mars Global Surveyor.
When Mars Observer was very first planned.....there was no plan for a camera on it...and eventually a manager said "You CAN'T send a spacecraft to Mars without a camera...." and that is when MOC was selected.
HiRISE owes its existance to MOC - because without MOC we would not have learnt, so very obviously, that much much higher resolution teaches you much much more. That may seem obvious now - but back in the late '80s and early '90s - it wasn't. It truely was a proof of purpose in getting high res pics. It's perhaps fitting that MGS has survived long enough to pass the baton on to it's decendant MRO, the 4th Orbiter sent to Mars since MGS, but the first to carry a camera of higher resolution than MOC.
MGS took us to Meridiani, it showed that Gusev was a safe place to go, it helped Odyssey and MRO in their aerobraking, it gave us - for a while - a better elevation map of Mars than we had of Earth. It was the first to image another Martian spacecraft, the first to use aerobraking at Mars, It mapped the progress of global dust storms as well as seing tiny dust devil tracks on the ground - it was Weather Satellite, Spy Satellite, Communications Satellite, and, most of all, a Global Surveying Satellite - the first part of the modern Mars Exploration program which has brought us to where we are today - Three working orbiters, two working rovers, a lander in final assembly and a long range rover on the drawing board.
It was the Viking Orbiter of the Internet generation, and bridged the gap, fed the science, gave us the data we needed when things went wrong in '99, and took the torch forward beyond any reasonable expectations.
It taught us of the Mars we know today, and for that, today, I am thankfull.
Nov 23 2006, 09:35 PM
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One epitaph for MGS? But thank you, nice reading.
Perhaps you already know, but the reason they didnt plan for a camera were that Mars Global Surveyor was one of the follow up missions to conduct the studies that Mars Observer should have done if it had been sucessful.
Instead of sending a complete replacement, NASA decided not to 'put all eggs in a basket' and this time there wasnt supposed to be any camera since the orbiter would have other instruments onboard to carry out studies orginally planned for Mars observer.
But yes, the images from MGS did put the Mars exploration into one even higher gear.
Before Mars Observer there hadnt been any US mission at Mars since Viking!
Nov 23 2006, 11:38 PM
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I don't have the silghtest idea of what Thanksgiving is about but reading Doug giving thanks to something is worthful...
Thankful to MGS, thankful to MRO, thankful to Mariners...Thankful to all those soviet failed missions...
Yes...MGS unfolded a whole new Mars for us...But we must think ahead...HiRiSe is there, the rovers are STILL there...Phoenix is near and MSL will be on it's way...
Then us...
MGS...Like Bartolomeu Dias before Cabral...
I like that idea...
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Nov 24 2006, 01:22 AM
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For ustrax and other non-US members who may be interested, our Thanksgiving holiday is a commemoration of the "first harvest" feast held in 1621 by the Pilgrims who founded the Plymouth Colony in Massachusetts. This harvest came after surviving their first hard year after arriving in the New World. The modern celebration has since been broadened into a day of expressing thankfulness for anything important in our lives. And we eat a lot. Ugggh - food coma coming on.....zzzzzzzzz
Canada also celebrates a Thanksgiving holdiay, but it falls in October and I don't think it's related to the Pilgrims.
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Nov 24 2006, 01:36 AM
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A worthy tribute to MGS, Doug. She certainly did give us much to be thankful for...actually, she'll probably be best remembered as the pioneer that launched the second great wave of Mars exploration, which will hopefully cumulate with a permanent manned presence.
Thanks, MGS, and especially thanks to all the great people who worked so hard to make this seminal mission happen!
A few will take this knowledge and use this power of a dream realized as a force for change, an impetus for further discovery to make less ancient dreams real.
Nov 24 2006, 02:03 AM
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I'm not sure, but I think the Canadian Thanksgiving is a mutated version of the British traditional Harvest Festival - not a holiday but a church service to give thanks for the harvest. Here it probably grew out of agricultural fairs into a holiday to match the US version. We have to have it earlier to avoid the frost, which was nipping at my pumpkins as I biked to work this morning.
(oh - uh - thanks for MGS, FSM)
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Nov 24 2006, 02:17 AM
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So - given the not so great news recently, and the fairly dim outlook - I though it appropriate to give thanks for the people and the talent behind, and the results from Mars Global Surveyor.
Thank you, Doug, but please be advised that we haven't given up on MGS. Still many things left to be tried.
The best public account of the history of the MOC can be found at http://www.space.com/news/spacehistory/mal...rt1_000623.html
And people tend to forget that the instrument on MGS is MOC2, the Mars Observer flight spare. A partial account of the assembly and testing of MOC2 is at
Disclaimer: This post is based on public information only. Any opinions are my own.
Nov 24 2006, 03:33 AM
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I'm not sure, but I think the Canadian Thanksgiving is a mutated version of the British traditional Harvest Festival...
That could be... so much in Canada is of British origin (or French, of course).
Here in Alberta there are a bunch of mountains named after the Battle of Jutland, for example... Mount Indefatigable, Mount Invincible, Mount Evan-Thomas, and so forth.
As for Canadian Thanksgiving, it's moved over the years... at one time it was the third or fourth Monday in October... now it's usually the second. Regardless of its origins, it's pretty much the same idea as Thansksgiving south of the border.
I like the idea of giving thanks for MGS. It's an original.
Nov 24 2006, 09:25 AM
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we haven't given up on MGS. Still many things left to be tried.
And rightly so - but I think it's when you suddenly find that the thing might be gone you realise that you've taken it for granted and not taken the time to appreciate it's results. As many said during the MERA Sol 18 issue, it's when things go wrong that the reality of just how fine a line it is that connects us to these probes strikes you.
Oh - and great Article MC - I hadn't seen that one.
Nov 24 2006, 10:35 AM
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The best public account of the history of the MOC can be found at http://www.space.com/news/spacehistory/mal...rt1_000623.html
Unbelievably low quality pictures in that article... must be JPEG at q=0.1
Nov 24 2006, 02:52 PM
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mcaplinger wrote: And people tend to forget that the instrument on MGS is MOC2, the Mars Observer flight spare.
Thank you mcaplinger, I did have Mars Observer in the back of my head when I posted since I did remember MGS was one Mars Observer replacement. But when writing the post I didnt tend to remember that the camera that took all the images we have marvelled about in fact was the Mars Observer spare.
(It was posted 10.35 in the night - here we go again! )
Nov 24 2006, 03:17 PM
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While giving thanks for MGS, it's also very important to give thanks to the people who made it happen, from planning through construction, testing, launch, operations, analysis, and distribution of those fabulous photos. Thank you to everyone involved!
Nov 25 2006, 06:49 AM
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So, this is where everyone is. I was thinking that the inactivity in the MER sections of the forum were due to a tryptophan induced lethargy caused by the massive turkey consumption on this side of the pond...Then I learned that that is a myth. Myth or not, I know I tend to nod off after eating more than my fair share of anything in the afternoon.
I thought Doug's starter was a nice reminder of some of the accomplishments that MGS has added to our growing understanding of the evolution of the inner planets, regardless of the fact that it isn't officially lost, yet. Like EGD, I am also an optimist, and I am glad to learn that the information currently available does not preclude the recovery of this amazing scientific instrument. As noted here and elsewhere in this forum, MGS has revolutionized our knowledge of Mars and it's history. As nprev pointed out, the discoveries of this device launched the next wave. Here is to the third wave...
MRO is "up there" and working, but we have little knowledge of how long or how well our newest Martian gizmo will perform. That's not meant to denigrate our new gizmo, it's just that we don't yet know.
...and yes Diane, we must give thanks to the amazingly talented persons who have taken us to this next level.
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Nov 26 2006, 05:46 PM
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A partial account of the assembly and testing of MOC2 is at
Thank you so much for this link - it was wonderful to see the day to day workings of the team.
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Since it seems all but certain that MGS is lost forever (I simply cannot imagine it being revived at this point, after this amount of time out of contact), I think it's time to have our own memorial.
MGS showed us the real Mars as we never even guessed it could have existed. The detail it has provided has been invaluable in understanding Mars as well as we do today.
Hail MGS! May her data live long and result in still more surprises down the line.
-the other Doug
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For him, both adulthood and his increasing successes are exciting, but there is also an inherent fear in growing up. "As we get older and inevitably jaded, the world loses its mystery," he says. His images show this, succinctly capturing the final moments of youth.
Despite the fear and anxiety of living in the delicate space between youth and age, caution and danger, Derballa has found ways to deal with it. "The feeling I get just before jumping 60 feet into the bottom of a waterfall has no rational value in my adult life, but I live for it. I'm not sure how much longer I'll be able to stare down mortality with the invincibility of youth, but I cherish all the remaining seconds that I can."
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Following is the United Nations' Universal Declaration of Human Rights as adopted on December 10, 1948.
Whereas recognition of the inherent dignity and of the equal and inalienable rights of all members of the human family is the foundation of freedom, justice and peace in the world,
Whereas disregard and contempt for human rights have resulted in barbarous acts which have outraged the conscience of mankind, and the advent of a world in which human beings shall enjoy freedom of speech and belief and freedom from fear and want has been proclaimed as the highest aspiration of the common people,
Whereas it is essential, if man is not to be compelled to have recourse, as a last resort, to rebellion against tyranny and oppression, that human rights should be protected by the rule of law,
Whereas it is essential to promote the development of friendly relations between nations,
Whereas the peoples of the United Nations have in the Charter reaffirmed their faith in fundamental human rights, in the dignity and worth of the human person and in the equal rights of men and women and have determined to promote social progress and better standards of life in larger freedom,
Whereas Member States have pledged themselves to achieve, in co-operation with the United Nations, the promotion of universal respect for and observance of human rights and fundamental freedoms,
Whereas a common understanding of these rights and freedoms is of the greatest importance for the full realization of this pledge,
Now, therefore, the General Assembly proclaims this Universal Declaration of Human Rights as a common standard of achievement for all peoples and all nations, to the end that every individual and every organ of society, keeping this Declaration constantly in mind, shall strive by teaching and education to promote respect for these rights and freedoms and by progressive measures, national and international, to secure their universal and effective recognition and observance, both among the peoples of Member States themselves and among the peoples of territories under their jurisdiction.
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Buffalo State has a proven track record in the area of education in general and mathematics and science teaching in particular. Given its reputation, the college was selected as a regional host campus for the New York State Master Teacher Program—a statewide initiative that brings together outstanding, experienced science and mathematics teachers from grades 6 to 12—in 2013.
A recent Buffalo News article profiled the program and reported on some of the master teacher's on-campus activities this summer.
"This program is giving teachers a really unique opportunity to come together and share their ideas," David Wilson, associate professor of mathematics and co-director of Buffalo State's mathematics and science master teacher program, told News reporter Denise Jewell Gee.
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Warning--Bridge Crane on the Move
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Tom Reardon, training manager specializing in hoists and overhead cranes for Columbus McKinnon Corp., Amherst, NY, recently posted a blog to the company's website asking about the use of audible alarms to alert personnel that a bridge crane is travelling. Here's the question that was posed:
I don't see eye to eye with my distributor on a bridge-crane alarm issue. His claim is that when the bridge is traveling, the warning device must be an alarm that sounds continuously. He is referencing ANSI B30.2 (1967), claiming that it is incorporated by reference into law. I have found references to other standards regarding the requirement for a warning device. Where is the standard that permits a strobe? Where do you find the statement that makes ASME the controlling entity?
Reardon's response:
To start out, let's determine if the crane in question is top-running or under-hung. If any load-bearing member of a crane or monorail travels on an internal or external lower flange or equivalent, it does not fall within the purview of OSHA 1910.179. The Federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration has issued several interpretations stating as much.
ASME B30.11 states the requirement for a warning device but does not specify what type or how it should be used:
"On cab- and remote-operated cranes or carriers, an audible or visual warning means shall be provided."
ASME B30.11 is a consensus standard. It does not have the power of law. It may be used by OSHA to support a General Duty Clause violation, (5)(a)(1) to "demonstrate that a hazard and abatement options are recognized by industry."
OSHA 1910.179 applies only if both the crane bridge and trolley are top running. Paragraph 1910.179(b)(2) states, "All new overhead and gantry cranes constructed and installed on or after August 31, 1971, shall meet the design specifications of ANSI B30.2 (1967)."
OSHA became law on August 31, 1971, for overhead and gantry cranes. Your distributor is correct in that OSHA 1910.179 "incorporates by reference" in CFR 29 1910.6, the B30.2 –1967 standard. OSHA 1910.179 does address the requirement for a warning device. This requirement is vague at best.
"Except for floor-operated cranes, a gong or other effective warning signal shall be provided for each crane equipped with a power traveling mechanism." Note: floor-operated cranes are defined as pendant operated.
While I do not have access to the 1967 version of ASME/ANSI B30.2 1967, it is highly unlikely the standards have become less restrictive or less protective since then. The current ASME B30.2 – 2005 states the following:
2-1.15.1 Cab- & Remote-Operated Cranes
a) A warning device shall be provided.
2-1.15.2 Floor-Operated Cranes
a) A warning device should be provided for installations where the ability of the operator to warn persons in the path of the load is impaired.
2-1.15.3 Types of Devices
One or more of the following devices shall be provided when required:
a) Manually operated gong
b) Power-operated bell, siren, or horn
c) Rotating beacon
d) Strobe
2-3.1.7 Conduct of Operators
The operator shall activate the warning device on cab- and remote-operated cranes and, when provided, on floor-operated cranes:
1) Before starting the bridge or trolley motion of the crane;
2) Intermittently during travel of the crane when approaching persons in the path of the load.
So, the short answers are:
Question 1—The allowance for the strobe is covered in ASME B30.2-1.15.3(d).
Question 2—ASME is not law, and has no enforcement authority. But, if the crane is not a top-running bridge and top-running trolley, only ASME B30.11 or 17 is applicable.
In closing: The alarm need not run continuously and has been proven to be less effective if it does. It also does not have to be a siren or audible device.
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Q: I heard fish can get swim bladder disease this time of year, but what is it?
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A: Many bony fish, like the fancy goldfish found in ornamental ponds, have an organ called a swim bladder. This gas-filled sack has two main purposes: It helps the fish control its buoyancy and remain at a particular depth without having to waste energy on swimming, and it keeps the fish in an upright position. When a fish is unable to control its depth, or starts swimming sideways, upside side down, or head or tail down, it may have "swim bladder disease."
A fish with swim bladder disease can be a troubling sight to see, but it can be treated. Here's what you need to know about what causes it and how to get your fish swimming the right way again.
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Although intestinal parasites and microorganisms can cause swim bladder disease, it mainly stems from overeating, eating too quickly or gulping too much air during feeding time. The fish gobbles mouthfuls of pellets, which expand like sponges as they soak up water in the mouth and digestive tract leading to constipation. Enough pressure on the swim bladder will cause the fish to swim any which way but up.
Time for a Diet Change
Water temperatures dip – sometimes precipitously – in the fall, and that change can slow your fishes' digestive processes. They have a harder time digesting protein when it's cold, and it can build up in their gut and result in an enlarged intestine.
To prevent this from happening, switch your fish food during the fall (and spring). Using a pond thermometer, periodically check your water temperature. Once temperatures are consistently between 40°F and 50°F, change over to a lower-protein, higher-carbohydrate diet like Pond Logic® Spring and Fall Fish Food, which is packed with easier-to-digest wheat germ. Feed them two to three times a week and only give them an amount that they will eat within 5 minutes. When temperatures drop below 40°F, stop feeding them entirely.
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The best treatment for swim bladder disease is found in your refrigerator or freezer. Frozen or cooked peas, will blast through the impaction and reduce the pressure on the fish's swim bladder. If your fish starts floating sideways, we recommend you stop feeding them for a few days and then hand feed peas to help clear up any blockages.
Medicating fish in outdoor ponds with cooler temperatures really is not an option, as the medications won't work – so stick with the fasting-plus-peas remedy.
If one of your fish is really stressed, a salt bath could help – but you will need to dissolve the salt in an indoor holding tank filled with warm 78 to 80ºF water. Keep in mind that when you transfer your fish from the cooler 40°-50°F outdoor water to the warmer treatment tank, that temperature change can easily shock the fish. It should be avoided.
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Sun Country Airlines management is taking steps to separate itself from its board chairman, Tom Petters, the target of a major federal fraud investigation.
Regardless of that probe's outcome, the airline will keep flying, its chief executive said in a weekend interview.
"My goal is to become financially independent and not seek any additional cash from Petters Group Worldwide for the rest of this year," Sun Country CEO Stan Gadek said. "I'm confident that Sun Country will be able to achieve that goal."
On Wednesday, federal agents raided Petters Group Worldwide headquarters in Minnetonka and Tom Petters' home in Wayzata to collect evidence for a potential fraud prosecution. They outlined their theory of the fraud scheme in a search warrant unsealed Friday.
Federal investigators are looking at the actions of Petters in connection with Petters Company Inc., a financing operation.
Sun Country's headquarters in Mendota Heights has not been raided, and its executives have not been targets of an FBI inquiry.
But Petters is linked with Sun Country because his Petters Aviation subsidiary owns all of the voting shares of the airline and Petters serves as the airline's board chairman.
Gadek said Petters provided about $25 million to subsidize Sun Country's operating losses over the past year. But Gadek was adamant in a Saturday interview that Sun Country can survive this year without any further aid from Petters.
"I will do whatever it takes to ensure the viability of this company and the jobs for our employees and being able to fly for our customers," Gadek said.
Since Gadek joined Sun Country in March, he has led a financial turnaround at the carrier. The airline made money in July and August.
He expects it to record a small loss for the third quarter.
But, he said, the loss will be significantly smaller than the $7.7 million that Sun Country lost in the third quarter of 2007, even though fuel prices are much higher this year.
Gadek has eliminated some unprofitable routes and developed new sources of revenue through military charter flying and additional passenger fees. Sun Country also secured the contract to fly charter flights for Democratic vice presidential candidate Joseph Biden.
In addition, Gadek has taken a pay cut and Sun Country's unions agreed to take cuts.
Still selling tickets
George Wozniak, Hobbit Travel president and CEO, said in an interview Sunday that all of the media attention about the investigation of Petters has made people wonder about Sun Country's future.
But Wozniak said that he has talked to Gadek about the company's finances and "he assured me that Sun Country has a plan in place and the ability to continue flying without the [financial] help of the Petters organization."
Wozniak owns some nonvoting shares in Sun Country. He also does substantial business with Sun Country by buying up entire charter flights as well as blocs of charter seats on scheduled service flights.
"All the risk is on us," Wozniak said, because he pays Sun Country its actual fuel costs for the charter flights. Wozniak has purchased seats on Sun Country flights through April and is marketing those seats to leisure travelers.
"It is important that Sun Country gives consumers the confidence that they can be a standalone airline and that they will operate the flights that they have in the schedule," Wozniak said.
Sun Country's flight operations have not been altered by the news of the Petters' investigation, but Gadek said he wants customers to know "that they can purchase tickets on Sun Country and we're going to fly."
Sun Country lost $47 million on $251 million in operating revenue for the 12 months ending in June. It had a slim $2.3 million as a cash cushion at the end of June.
But Gadek said that the cash balance is only part of Sun Country's financial picture, because that figure doesn't reflect about $25 million in advance ticket purchases. After customers buy tickets on Sun Country, the credit card companies hold the consumers' payments and don't pass them along to the airline until after the flights occur.
"The customer is protected," Gadek said, because Sun Country doesn't get the customer's money until after the customer flies on Sun Country.
He estimated that Sun Country will have a small loss in the fourth quarter and be profitable in the first quarter of next year, which encompasses its heavy winter flying schedule to warm weather destinations.
The months of October and November have lower passenger demand for Sun Country, which means lower revenue. So Gadek said that he will be negotiating with vendors to reschedule payments to get through this period.
Because Sun Country's revenue and expense gap has been narrowing in recent months, Gadek said Petters has not provided any operating subsidies to the airline for the past four months.
The Sun Country board meets quarterly, and Gadek said that Petters has not been in the airline's headquarters building since June.
An appeal to MAC?
This summer, Gadek appeared before the finance committee of the Metropolitan Airports Commission, because Sun Country was seeking some form of financial aid to help it cope with high oil prices.
Since that August meeting, Sun Country has not made a specific proposal to the MAC.
"Fuel is still too high," Gadek said Sunday, which is why he would still like to secure some type of help from the MAC to put Sun Country on firmer financial ground over the next two years.
He said he continues to talk with MAC officials. "Any benefit that Sun Country would receive from this would remain within Sun Country" and not go to Petters Group Worldwide, Gadek said.
Said MAC spokesman Patrick Hogan: "We are considering the airline's situation and exploring whether there are meaningful steps we can take to assist them. We have not reached any conclusions."
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