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German wholesale retailer Metro, which entered India in 2003, is planning to consolidate its hold over the market amid the impending entry of giants like Wal-Mart by going in for smaller stores.
"The next year will be a period consolidation for Metro in India," said a senior company official who requested that he should not be identified. "A lot depends on the performance of all the stores in India. In terms of investments, 2013 will be cold and it's going to be a consolidation phase." After this, the firm is looking to open five or six stores every year.
The firm has also revisited its real estate strategy by trimming its average large format store size to half. In the initial phase, it opened stores with average retail space of 100,000 sq ft in built-up area. In the new format Metro is looking at opening stores with an average space of 50,000-55,000 sq ft.


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After his last two highly rated specials and multi-platinum selling albums, Dane Cook reinvented his act and took it to the stage in front of 400 people at the Laugh Factory in Hollywood. This intimate show was performed in a nightclub atmosphere where Dane shared the audience's energy in a real-time performance, without a safety net. Here, he showcases a darker and
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Dane Cook has done it again with his fourth album ISolated INcident. His tone has definately changed due in large part to the death of his two parents and his brother stealing a lot of money from him. But through all that he is still as funny as ever. I was fortunate enough to be able to see his Salt Lake City performance and he really has achieved rock star status. Seeing him live is a once in a life time experience and he was epically funny. I do believe his album retaliation is funniest but he is still totally awesome. Any way i highly reccomend this album to anyone in need of a laugh.

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Screenplay by Kim Eun-jeong (김은정), Park Gwang-choon (박광춘), Seol Joon-seok (설준석)
120min | Release date in South Korea : 2003/01/10Ji-suk is a Korean Language & Literature major who dreams of becoming a writer. He starts delivering newspapers part-time. He goes to a hair salon to cut his long hair. A charming woman calls him by name. She is none other than Hee-jin, his junior high classmate. Dreaming of becoming a hair designer, Hee-jin is a senior hair designer at the salon despite her young age. Ji-suk is drawn to the dignified beauty. Hee-jin is also drawn to the untainted pureness of Ji-suk. Their paths cross by chance a few more times and the two grow closer. Finally, Hee-jin suggests a 'one month romance.' "Neither one of us can say 'Let's break up' before the month is up! After a month, we part ways grandly! What do you think? Fun, huh?" Ji-suk is caught off guard. Seeing this, Hee-jin smiles at him sweetly...
Ji-suk who ponders over everything seriously. Hee-jin who is filled with playfulness and is cheerful. They have 0% in common but together, they learn of a new world unfamiliar to them. Their romance is more splendid than they expected. But one day, Ji-suk's first love, Sung-hae, shows up. Majoring in film, Sung-hae is the lead singer of a band and very cool. Hee-jin gets jealous over Sung-hae and starts to fight with Ji-suk. It is the first time they argue since their month of romance began. And to make things worse, Hee-jin is faced with an enormous decision...
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Maternity Tights
(27 Posts)Anyone had any success with decent maternity tights?
Last time I got some from JoJo Maman which were, frankly, useless. I got away with it as I had an August baby, but this one is due in January so I will be needing a couple of pairs unfortunately.
I am usually a size 10 (pre-preg) with quite long legs if that makes a difference; i.e. probably a medium rather than small I would imagine.
Any suggestions gratefully received.
Yes! I just ordered some from m&s to be delivered to store for free. Wore them on Thursday. Success!
They are comfy, feel strong, look like normal tights. I'm 35 weeks and went for XL, but I'm tall so would've bought L/XL pre-pregnancy.
I'd underestimated how hard it would be to get tights on at this stage ...
What about wearing hold ups? I used to wear them all of the time and you can get thick ones too which are perfect for winter.
I have decided to stick to trousers and I don't think I can bear the thought of negotiating tights and the bump early in the morning!
I love asos maternity tights - stay up well & no rolling down when wearing & nice & thick. Cost £8 a pair but worth it for a good pair of tights
I had h and m ones they were great
Currently wearing H&M ones and I am really impressed by them. Thick and warm and really comfortable.
I had H&M ones, about the same size as you and wore a medium. They fit me from small bump to big bump.
i have both h&m and m&s ones, bought a size larger than usual for both (hate too small tights) and the m&s are far comfier imo
Trasparenze Perdue Sophie 70 Denier Maternity Tights
I bought a pair in black and a pair in brown. Different web sites. The black is good and black, the brown is deep and chocolatey. Perfect IMO, and i'm fussy and my bump is sensitive to tight bands etc.
Seriously - they're great. Very soft to the touch, not shiny, not wooly, thick but not too thick, loads of room over bump. You can pull them up to your ribs and there they stay! I've washed them and treated them as i would a cheap pair and they're fine. No pulls or ladders (so far). The 2 seams over the bump are slightly noticeable through a smooth plain body-con dress - but it's getting less as i get bigger and they're stretching smooth.
I bought XL- i'm 5'6" and size 14/16 at 21 weeks. Try them.
Mothercare for me
Different colours, styles and deniers all good.
-I- -still- -wear- -them-
I saw the thread title and was about to warn you off Jo Jo maman BeBe tights as they are crap! But see you know this already! Spent all last night hoicking them up!!x
I never understand people saying that they just size up in tights. I think it probably works ok if you are a bit shorter, but I'm 5'10 and if you look at the size charts, it's really only a large that will fit for length. XL might be bigger on the hips and waist but they are shorter in the leg!
Am assuming most tall people know that but just making sure!
H&M for.me too.
Still wearing mine and dd is nearpy two. For shame!
H&m & sainos were fine for me x
I have the exact opposite problem to most of you. I am 5ft 1 and fairly chunky curvy and all the tights I try are designed for giraffes. What am I supposed to do with an extra foot of tights bagging about my knees?! Anyone found any good maternity tights for short-arses?
Hold ups, hold ups, hold ups.
Maternity tights were brilliant for about 3 weeks like a lot of maternity clothes - too big at the beginning so they fell down, then too small so they fell down and the baby clearly hated me wearing them. Plus, out of a pack of two, I would inevitably put my finger through one pair on the first wear which pissed me right off at £5 a pair.
You can get 40 denier opaques as well as more sheer ones.
Green - I agree! I'm nearly finished with maternity clothes this time, but when the change of season meant I needed to buy tights, so many people said "can't you just size up and buy XL?". Thing is, i'm 5"10 and aside 14 normally - I wear L/XL tights anyway!
I'll say it again though, m&s XL maternity tights have done me proud twice now! Only £6 a pair.
Ive got some ordinary tights from primark at the moment which are really high waisted so im going to try and get on with those for the moment. The other problem I have being tall is that 80 denier isnt opaque on me because the legs have to stretch so much. I love a nice 120-200 denier so hopefully Primark will continue to come through with the goods!
Thanks for all your tips. Will be ordering some from M&S which I see are presently 20% off online. Just remembered I have a pair on order from H&M but think they may be a 10-12, possibly too small. Will also pop into Mothercare and try a couple. It's so annoying that you can't return them (for obvious reasons) but have no way of knowing whether they fit until you try them on. Arggh!!!
M&S ones were good for me. Although, I bought large thinking I've put weight (pre-preg I would have been medium), but I should have stuck to medium as the large do need to be hoiked up every now and again! Good quality though, have washed and worn loads and still good condition.
green are you saying that XL are shorter than L? I'm a size 10/12 but 5'10 and always assumed they always got longer with size. That's really interesting to know.
Yes Tarka, it was a revelation to me too!
I have been wearing Topshop's maternity tights and they're very comfortable. They have a panel at the front for your bump so they're not restricted around your tummy. £10 each from the website. Not seen them in a branch yet.
I've just got some from mothercare which are a nice denier and feel, and come up lovely over the bump. I am 34 weeks, third child, so a pretty sizeable bump to cover!
Ooh - my M&P tights are a nightmare for falling down, but conversely have found my new ones from Jojo Maman are actually really good
They are the "ultimate support" tights though So maybe have more stretch.
I also have Isabella Oliver ones from the last sale and they are brilliant
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Eoin Morgan produced a century of consummate class to prevent England slipping to a first ever defeat against Bangladesh and clinch the one-day international series in the process.
Bangladesh had apparently bowled themselves into a winning position as they sought a full set of scalps among the Test-playing nations but Morgan, who made a masterful 110 not out, smashed 16 off the penultimate over to guide England over the line by two wickets.
The Dublin-born batsman did not even celebrate his hundred, only betraying emotion after sealing victory with a mighty six off Shafiul Islam.
A raucous home crowd were stunned into silence by Morgan's heroics after it seemed the excellent Shakib Al Hasan had bowled them to the point of triumph.
Bangladesh got off to the perfect start when Shafiul dismissed Craig Kieswetter with the third ball of the reply.
After Alastair Cook nabbed a quick single, Kieswetter edged his first ball past the keeper for four before feeding Imrul Kayes at first slip.
Cook clipped a first four through the covers off Rubel Hossain and there were two more in the fourth over, one flicked fine by Kevin Pietersen and another driven square by the captain.
He hit three boundaries off Shafiul's next over but was fortunate not to be caught from the second, Mahmudullah misjudging the flight and seeing the ball drift over his head.
The noise levels spiked when Pietersen fell for 18 in the 10th over, leg before to one that straightened from slow left-armer Abdur Razzak.
Razzak had Paul Collingwood dropped on two but had his man lbw on the sweep moments later.
Morgan was next up and was quickly working the singles until Shakib returned to bowl a fine maiden to the Dubliner.
Cook passed 50 in 52 balls and heaved six more off Mahmudullah to push England past three figures.
But the 25-year-old was out for 60 in Shakib's next visit, caught, albeit clumsily, at the wicket by Mushfiqur Rahim.
Morgan and Matt Prior survived big lbw shouts and were made to dig deep for their runs as the spin barrage continued.
Morgan was the busier of the batsmen and pulled Shafiul into the stands to relieve some of the tension in the 33rd over, moving into the 40s in the process.
Prior hit another welcome boundary before drinks, reverse-sweeping cutely off Naeem Islam.
Prior (42) had started to look confident but, with the score on 198, he became Razzak's third lbw victim.
With 10 overs remaining, England required 61.
They had 23 of them when Luke Wright (seven) was needlessly bowled by Shakib looking for a six.
Only one more was added before Mahmudullah sent Tim Bresnan back for a duck to put the Tigers firmly in the ascendancy.
The batting powerplay was automatically enforced for the final five overs with 35 still needed.
Shakib clean bowled Graeme Swann for two in the 46th, celebrating riotously as the stumps shattered.
Sixteen were then needed off 12 balls and with batting support dwindling, but Morgan brushed aside the pressure to hit two fours and a big six to win it with seven balls to spare.
The Tigers had earlier impressed with a composed performance in the first innings.
There were fewer fireworks than in the 228 all out they made in Sunday's opener but a more mature outlook yielded the right results.
Tamim Iqbal, whose 125 lit up that match, was the man most likely to break the shackles but he fell to Stuart Broad for 30.
Aftab Ahmed, promoted to number three after Zunaed Siddique was dropped, lasted a mere five balls before losing his off stump to Bresnan.
At the other end Kayes was dropping anchor for an innings of impressive concentration but few big blows.
When he did try to clear the ropes he was deceived by Swann's dip and turn and thereafter settled into an innings of gentle accumulation.
In all he made 63 in 113 deliveries before Collingwood reacted quickly to catch a flat chance off Swann. He had put on a stand of 90 alongside Mushfiqur, who then put on 45 for the fifth wicket with Mahmudullah (27).
Like Kayes, Mushfiqur looked to manipulate rather than mow the ball, though his run-rate was more impressive.
When he finally became the second of Bresnan's three victims, he had compiled 76 from 88 balls, with just 20 coming in boundaries.
Naeem (18 not out) and debutant Suhrawadi Suvo (14no) struck cleanly as the final five overs yielded 45, Suvo cracking Wright for the first six of the day at the death.
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4.39 / 5.00 7,334 ViewsFunny Shit... Who did Bin Laden's voice?
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Oh man that was fun, I didn't think it was going to be that good, great job on this, really professional, more interactivity would be nice like others said but still, already a classsic with me.
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10 Minutes with: Trisha Haner
Wedding & Special Event Consultant, Trisha Haner gives wedding planning advice based on her 13 years as a floral consultant at The Hidden Garden in Los Angeles, California.
Trisha Haner, Wedding & Special Event Consultant, walked into The Hidden Garden 13 years ago and has served as a floral consultant ever since. As the brains behind the amazing floral bell jar you loved on The Today Show, we knew her wisdom and advice would be invaluable for brides going through the wedding planning process right now. Read on for Trisha's tips for choosing your wedding flowers, asking the right questions and enjoying your wedding to the fullest.
How did you first become interested in this particular industry?
I was the token party hostess in my family and group of friends for as long as I can remember, as well as highly involved in planning events all throughout high school and college. When most girls were collecting clothes and jewelry, I was collecting cake plates and fancy ribbons. I think it was just in my blood from birth.
When did you know that you were absolutely meant to be a floral consultant?
I always knew I wanted to be in the wedding & special event world, but I didn't always know I wanted to be a floral consultant until I walked into The Hidden Garden about 13 years ago and I haven't left since. I just got a good feeling and followed my heart and here we are, hundreds of beautiful weddings and parties later.
Where do you find your inspiration?
Where don't I is the question! I love finding inspiration in home décor stores and bakeries. Home stores have such an aesthetically pleasing way of making you feel comfortable and luxurious, and bakeries, besides deliciously appealing, are very detailed and appeal to our emotions. Both are always hip to the current color trends.
What should brides look for in a florist for their wedding day?
I strongly believe you should choose every vendor for your wedding that makes you feel good. From the moment you look up their website, walk in the their office and meet with them you should feel at ease and confident they will make your wedding truly about you.
What's the hottest trend in wedding flowers right now?
Weddings are so much about the couple and a reflection of who they are, every wedding is different and unique. The common trend I find myself repeating is that our couples want their wedding to be romantic. Whether it's ultra modern, shabby chic, vintage rustic or over the top, they all want a wedding day that exudes romance.
One piece of advice you would give to brides choosing flowers for their wedding day:
I would tell any bride to ask themselves 3 questions:
- How do I want the wedding to feel? Elegant, Fun, Sophisticated, Whimsical, Natural, Organic, Chic or Classic?
- What colors am I drawn to and will I become sick of them in a few months?
- Is the look I like cohesive to with my location and my floral budget?
Oh, and I would tell them to have FUN!! It's a wedding, not a business function. Have a good time, enjoy the process, be excited- you found the love of your life!


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I've been to the lake several times. My parents just retired there. I have been thinking about moving to the area. I'm curious as to what the lake is like for a gay guy. I'm in my late 20s and just like any other guy out there. Love sports, outdoors and anything boating. I just happen to be attracted to guys. Some places are very closed minded. Any views?
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For the most part people here are very open minded and accepting, especially people on the lake. Now service people at local businesses you might find to be less appealing, not because they neccessarily dislike individuals but because they are unhappy with where they're at in life. They can easily be avoided and you will quickly find the friendly people/places to frequent. I really enjoy meeting people here, most are very nice with a few goody two shoes and random aholes. I just smile nod and move on to the good people to interact with. Small local spots is where it's at, not the mega places.
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The Lake is a great place in a lot of respects. In my opinion, it's almost too much of a melting pot sometimes. So many people retire and move in that want to bring their tourist-oriented ways to stay. Change can be good. But, the lake is much different once is was really discovered by outside forces. The charm is fading. It's kind of sad. Still a great place, but is becoming very common as opposed to the unique place it once was. Tourists will give you more trouble than locals. They come in and think they own the place. We are all grateful for the money brought, but the utter lack of respect for the area and people is sad. I've seen tourists heckle a server their own age for being working class. That's disgusting. My partner tipped the server tremendously and told her she was incredible. And she was. The elitist attitude can be disgusting. Usually those are the ones putting on a sham show. My advice- be friendly. Respect the lake. You'll be fine. |
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Just be careful when you drive off the main roads. Once you get a mile or so away from the lake there are a lot of hillbillies. They may want to make you squeal like a pig!
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Speaking as both a B and T in LGBT it's a lot like most other places. You'll find people who will embrace you, people who will scorn you, and people who couldn't care less what you are as long as you don't try to catch a peek in the men's room or march around shouting "we're here! We're queer! Get use to it!" You won't find an area that doesn't have that short of joining an LGBT focused intentional community.
Hopefully you're not into "cruising" because it doesn't really go on around here. The police have been cracking down on that over the years so that scene is either dead or driven so far underground that you're not likely to find it. Don't worry about the "hillbillies" around here. I come from a long line of hillbillies, some of my kinfolk even making the Clampetts look refined by comparison. There aren't roving gangs of long bearded shotgun wielding yokels rounding up "them gays" to send back to Sodom or to a shallow grave. While the lake area (Osage Beach, Lake Ozark, and Camdenton) tends to be more liberal and the towns outside of the lake (Eldon, Iberia, Macks Creek) tend to be more conservative in reality most people around here tend to be pretty libertarian. They may talk behind closed doors but 99% of the time they won't do or say anything if they see you holding hands with a guy. A guy I know who's always saying "I'd like to rip the wings off of those fairies" helps men he knows to be gay at the side of the road as readily as he'll help an attractive woman or a family man (and not out of obligation, as he's a landscaper, not a mechanic or tow truck driver). Preachers who will get up on the pulpit and preach against homosexuality will help a man who can't afford absolutely necessary medication even after he introduces his husband. In other words, even the bigots will treat you right as long as you treat them right. If same sex marriage is ever recognized in MO don't seek punitive damages against a pastor who refuses to marry you and they won't say a thing against you. Don't go to a blue collar bar and figuratively hit on guys unless it's clear that they're interested in men and the patrons won't physically hit on you (not that they would, anyway, but that sounded better than them just asking you to leave or shunning you). |
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Autistic Empowerment: The Civil Rights Model
It was a busy day.
It began at 9:03 in the morning, when an Autistic friend who was planning to come to Georgetown from Pennsylvania called to cancel because her purse was missing, possibly stolen. Over the next several hours, the calls and text messages would increase in volume to near frenzy, pushing my smartphone to its hardwired and softwared limits. (So far, it's frozen at least nineteen times today. I've considered screaming in rage at Research in Motion or whoever-the-heck's responsible for creating Blackberries.) I count at least four missed calls from the last twelve hours. In the average week, I only have one.
Today was the culmination of months of ideas and attempts at planning. (Seriously, I created the event program sometime last night.) The panel was scheduled to start at 5:30pm, and we managed to assemble everyone by 5:20pm. We actually started at 5:52.
The event was "Autistic Empowerment: The Civil Rights Model." To my knowledge, this was the first time Georgetown hosted a campus event specifically focused around neurodiversity and particularly on the Autistic community. (I sincerely hope it won't be the last.)
(And yes, I designed the neat little logo to the left, which is also what appeared on flyers for the event.)
We were tucked away in a little-known but often-used space called McShain Lounge, where dinners, fundraisers, and lectures have been known to take place. Five maroon-cushioned chairs stood behind two tables covered with blue tablecloths on a small raised stage facing neatly arranged rows of identical chairs.
It took somewhere between thirty minutes and an hour of frantic phone calls and text messages about cabs and guard booths and benches to get everyone in one location. (As many of us in the Autistic community like to joke, getting a bunch of Autistics to do anything is like trying to herd cats. It doesn't work.)
I was happy that after my brief spiel and introduction, the audience took very readily to "flapplause," the Autistic adaptation of Deaf applause. Flap, don't clap.
The event opened with Melody Latimer, the author of AS Parenting and the Director of Community Engagement for the Autistic Self Advocacy Network. Melody's remarks focused primarily on the challenges of integrating the Autistic and parent communities, both of which frequently seem to overlook the presence of people who are both Autistic and parents (particularly of Autistic children.) Both of Melody's sons are Autistic. She has been diagnosed with Asperger disorder, her older son with Autistic disorder, and her younger son with the rather nebulous label "Autism spectrum disorder" in an attempt to recognize the rapidly changing nature of his abilities and challenges.
Melody Latimer -- Fun fact: This picture was taken at the Autistic Self Advocacy Network's five year celebration at the National Press Club in November 2011.
Too often, discourse among and between the Autistic and parent communities tends to be centered around Autistics who are not parents and parents who are not Autistic. Autistic parents may find themselves perched precariously on a hastily erected but well fortified fence separating two seemingly irreconcilable and discrete entities. Melody spoke of the necessity of urging parents to raise their children the right way -- rather than worrying about what you want your child to do, worry about what your child needs.
Why eliminate stimming behavior? Melody spoke of a parent who wanted her child to stop stimming so he wouldn't be bullied. "The problem isn't the stimming," said Melody, "it's the bullying." You stop the bullying, not the stimming. Then there's no reason to worry about the stimming.
(All of the Autistic panelists were visibly stimming throughout the panel, as were several of the Autistics in attendance.)
When Paula Durbin-Westby, former Board member and later staff member of the Autistic Self Advocacy Network, took the floor, she addressed first the issue of tokenism -- having one person from a group, in this case an Autistic, as a member of a group or leadership body. You're expected to be polite and well-behaved. Tokenism happens "in movies, where there is bit part for one character from a group" and when people are given long or important-sounding titles, like Co-Executive Director, but no real responsibilities, whether or not they have the capability of executing any duties.
Autism Speaks is guilty of this -- there are no Autistics actively or meaningfully involved with the organization's leadership and administration. In response to criticism for this egregious exclusion of the very group they claim to represent, they appointed one Autistic, John Elder Robison, to one of their advisory boards. (He serves alongside twenty-nine non-Autistics. Tokenism at its finest.)
Last year, the statutorily-created Massachusetts Autism Commission was also guilty of tokenism. To my knowledge (and I attended most of the Autism Commission's meetings as well as served on one of the subcommittees), the actual Commission itself had only one Autistic commissioner (Michael F. Wilcox), though there was at least one other person with a disability serving as a commissioner. (Charles Carr, who is also the Commissioner of the Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission, has a physical disability, and has no neuro-developmental disabilities to my knowledge.) ASAN New England, however, attempted to rectify that, with several Autistics local to Massachusetts volunteering to serve on the Adult Services Subcommittee, one of several subcommittees assigned by age group of the target population. (Those were Dusya Lyubovskaya, Kevin Barrett, Phil Schwarz, Joyce Kohn, Sara Willig, and I.)
Paula C. Durbin-Westby -- This picture looks like it could definitely belong in one of those feature news or magazine articles.
At the panel, Paula further discussed the importance of mediums like the internet and social media in allowing Autistics to communicate and interact on our own terms, referencing Jim Sinclair's extensive history of the development of Autism Network International and the annual Autreat, and returning to describe the rise of the Autistic Self Advocacy Network in 2006.
Following Paula's presentation was Hope Block, board member of TASH New England and the Autism National Committee. Hope prepared a statement in advance that her iPod, which serves as an augmentative communication device, "read" aloud for her. In her statement, she explained the stigma and prejudice she faces as a non-speaking woman with autism by being presumed retarded and incompetent.
(Hope fluctuates between person-first and identity-first language, but prefers person-first. Those of you who read this blog frequently probably know that I stand very firmly in support of identity-first language, but I always respect others' wishes.)
Hope Block
Hope, who was unable to communicate with others until she was in her twenties, was placed in a sheltered workshop program, where she was put into a "back room" for participants who were unable to complete the regularly assigned task and treated in a particularly demeaning manner based on presumptions about her intelligence and abilities. She explained that her mother was able to remove her from the sheltered workshop and secure placement in a community-based program where she is able to be more independent.
But the most heart-wrenching part of Hope's presentation was the "reading" of a letter jointly composed by herself and her fiancé, Jacob Pratt, who is also a non-speaking person with autism. Hope lives and receives services in Rhode Island. Jacob lives and receives services in Connecticut. Though engaged, they cannot marry without risking losing eligibility for all of their supports and services. What is "the right even of life-sentenced criminals" is something that Hope and Jacob cannot have due to the current legal structures preventing them from achieving full self-determination.
(I was reminded of the fight against the Judge Rotenberg Center, the only institution in the United States that still electric shocks people with developmental disabilities and behavior problems. What is illegal and prosecutable to do to one's own children, students in the classroom, animals, convicted criminals, terror suspects, or even Guantánamo detainees is allowed to continue in the name of treatment.)
Autistic Self Advocacy Network founder and Obama appointee Ari Ne'eman began his presentation after a brief break for food. He opened with an anecdote describing a Midwestern university's decision several decades ago to integrate women faculty into the departments of the hard sciences -- physics, chemistry, biology, and the like. When the university administrators realized that the science building only had men's bathrooms (because there was obviously no need for women's bathrooms in the science building) and calculated the cost of converting some of those restrooms into women's bathrooms, they decided that "integration was too expensive."
Today, having both men's and women's bathrooms in a building is considered standard, Ari said, but at the time, it was viewed as an accommodation -- a form of going above and beyond the standard.
Ari Ne'eman -- Is it just me, or does he look way too happy in this picture?
Earlier, Ari commented that many popular TV series have what he terms "Very Special Episode Syndrome," in which, "the show contracts a disabled character for one or two episodes" before cleanly disposing of that character, with the disabled person "returning to the institution or special school where he or she presumably belongs, and the main characters learning a very valuable lesson."
The final presenter was Kerima Çevik, mother of a non-speaking young Autistic son and legislative advocate in Maryland. Kerima, who belongs to five minority groups, began her presentation by firmly declaring that she believes in the social model. "These beliefs came to me naturally," said Kerima, who continued to describe meeting other parents who believe that they are doing what is best for their children but who are actually hurting their children, infringing on their civil rights, and denying them voices. Her son is a self-advocate, Kerima said.
Kerima and her two siblings were the first three African American children to integrate an all-white elementary school in Illinois. Kerima continued by retelling a story often repeated throughout elementary school -- at least it was in Massachusetts, where I'm from. She told the story of Ruby Bridges, who at six years old was volunteered by her mother to the NAACP to be the first African American child to integrate the New Orleans schools.
"People pelted her with tomatoes, shouted racial slurs at her, wrote racial slurs on the walls she walked by as she walked to school. Four federal agents, at President Eisenhower's orders, went with her to school. Her mother could not make that walk with her."
Melody Latimer (left) and Kerima Çevik (right) -- This is one of those cell phone pictures, hence the grainy quality. Fun fact: I cropped myself and a third friend from this picture. :)
Artist Norman Rockwell made a courageous decision when he chose to resign his post at the Sunday Evening Post so that he could stop painting African Americans solely in positions of servitude. He took a position withLook, and painted The Problem We All Live With, depicting Ruby with "two federal agents walking in front of her and two federal agents behind her. There is a racial slur on the wall behind her." Rockwell's decision transformed him from being a bystander, said Kerima, into becoming an ally.
"I have a gift for all of you here, and it's on the back table," said Kerima, indicating the table in the back of the room where I'd placed copies of various literature for distribution. She adapted Dr. John Raible's "Checklist for allies against racism" into a "Checklist for Allies Against Ableism" targeted specifically for non-Autistics like herself who wish to be allies of the autism rights movement.
Of all of the panelists, I was glad that Kerima spoke last. (She was originally to be second-to-last, but she and Ari arbitrarily changed the speaking order halfway through the event.) Her presentation tied the idea of a civil rights perspective on autism and the struggles facing the Autistic community most closely to the civil rights struggles that other traditionally marginalized and underrepresented communities have faced. Kerima's son is very lucky to have her as his mother.
From left to right: Paula C. Durbin-Westby, Melody Latimer, Ari Ne'eman, Kerima Çevik, and Hope Block. (I took this picture with my phone, so I guess phone pictures can sometimes be decent quality.)
Following each of the presentations, questions ranged from asking about amusing things that Paula's son has said recently to requesting a distinction between the social and disability models of autism and to questioning the assumption that Autistics perceived as "high-functioning" have no legitimacy to address issues facing those perceived as "low-functioning."
"I'm pro-gay marriage," said one member of the audience, "but I'm very disturbed when people talk about the LGBTQ civil rights movement as the last great civil rights movement."
The autism rights movement draws directly from the disability rights movement, which has existed for far longer than the publicity afforded what is incorrectly termed a "new" movement. As Paula explained earlier, the Autism Network International rose in the early 1990s with Jim Sinclair. And Ari expounded on the history of the disability rights movement writ large in a talk last week at the D.C. Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month Celebration, where he named such leading figures as Ed Roberts and Judy Heumann, whose names are omitted from most elementary history lessons as surely as those of Martin Luther King Jr. and Susan B. Anthony are included and repeated.
The conversation about disability was already stirring at Georgetown with the creation and growth of Diversability, the student-led disability awareness organization, three years ago. My hope is that that conversation will expand to include critical engagement of the issues facing the developmentally disabled and Autistic communities as well as transition from mere awareness of disability to acceptance of those with disabilities, and from acceptance to full inclusion and meaningful engagement.
In addition to the five panelists at the event, I asked six people to write brief position papers on further topics, including one person who authored a critique of the civil rights model (last link.) I cannot provide further materials from the panelists (yet.) Here are links to online copies of the materials that I do have available.
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- 311.84 g safflower oil (all organic) or 311.84 g almond oil (all organic) or 311.84 g olive oil (all organic) or 311.84 g lard (all organic) or 311.84 g sunflower oil (all organic)
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- Place flowers into a sterilized jar and pour warmed oil over them. Place cap on jar.
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After a beautiful, sunny day filled with hiking, our group was thirsty and hungry, and we went to Six Rivers Brewery for some liquid refreshment and something to eat. In short, the beer (a mac nut porter) was one of the best porters I have had anywhere. In retrospect, I wish I/we had stopped there. However, the group decided to... More
I enjoyed meeting a friend for some delicious Macadamia Porter at this fun place. It is crowded and noisy most nights because it's a local favorite. Service was good - they don't bother you if you can't decide what to eat until you're well into your beer. Interesting that if you're sitting in the back corner, the band will eventually... More
Took our son & daughter-in-law out for dinner at Six Rivers last summer. Despite a drafty table near the door, the food was excellent, and the beer quite drinkable. The brewery evokes fond memories of an English "local," and the staff tries really hard to make this a North Coast destination. Most of the patrons ARE locals, as most out-of-towners... More
We ended up eating dinner here a couple of times during our trip to Arcata. The first two times were phenomenal - we got a table by the window with a great view and the food was delicious. Service was a tad slow, but friendly. The last time we went was horrendous. We put our name on the list and... More
Six Rivers Brewery has a variety of delicious food to choose from as well as a large selection of unique beers to enjoy! I also love the magnificent view of the country side all the way down to the ocean. The owners a super nice too!!! I would recommend Six Rivers Brewery not only for their great beer, but also... More
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Sallie | Report | 16 May 2009 20:36 |
Yes it would be nice if we can get some points this time wouldn't it, Mo. We are not watching it-- haven't for a few years now. |
Deborah | Report | 16 May 2009 21:38 |
We aren't watching Eurovision, though I think we should do better than in previous years if only because of the Lloyd Webber connection. It would be personally awful for The Lord if we did really badly. |
Mo in Kent | Report | 17 May 2009 12:48 |
Afternoon all. |
Huia | Report | 17 May 2009 22:39 |
MO, thanks for asking. The night before last I didnt get much sleep so was in a bad mood all day. Last night I had trouble getting to sleep (should have taken half a sleeping pill) and as I was tossing and turning at midnight my OH asked if I wanted a cuppa. I ignored him and soon after fell asleep. I woke at 3am and noticed a chink of light from the other end of the house. I thought he might have been making a cuppa for me. Not that I wanted one. When it hadnt arrived by 3.15 I went out and found him sitting in the lounge on the settee with a blanket wrapped around him. I gave him half a sleeping pill, took the other half myself and ordered him back to bed. He brought me a cuppa at 6.30 and I said its not daylight yet (I had put a note on the bench 'not before daylight'). He kept offering me one every quarter hour after that. At 7 I told him I wanted to sleep for another hour. He didnt bring me another so I got another hours sleep, still not enough but I dont want to leave him playing around on his own, dont know what he will do. Last night when I went to take my lipitor tablet just after dinner the bottle wasnt in the place I always keep it. I finally found it with his titralac tabs. I suspect he might have taken a couple of mine thinking they were his. I have now gathered up all tabs and am going to keep them in a safe place and only dish them out to him when he needs them. Worse than having a small child in the house. |
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GRMarilyn | Report | 17 May 2009 23:06 |
Hi Everyone, |
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Sallie | Report | 18 May 2009 00:30 |
Hi everyone, |
JustJean | Report | 18 May 2009 07:10 |
Good morning friends, what awful weather we are having at the moment, cant do with the cold.!! I havent been on line much , bit poorlie, keep having a sickly feeling most of the time, but I still keep waking up each day.lol |
Huia | Report | 18 May 2009 11:01 |
Jean, my OH is not like that every night, thank goodness. I do manage to catch up on my sleep sometimes. I usually have a snooze on the settee for an hour after lunch, which helps. We are out in the country so it is not easy to get help, but there is a local man, a member of our volunteer fire fighting group who takes him for a 1 - 2 hr walk once a week. Man and his wife take their dog every other day of the week but when the wife is shopping it gives him company and helps me enormously. I am extremely grateful to him for thinking of it. Also, on Sundays my OH usually goes hiking with a couple of women. I have to drive him up to their place (1 hr drive) and I then have several hours to window shop in peace, and I usually lie down on the bench seat of our utility vehicle and have a snooze. I will be asking OH's sister to come and stay for a few days so I can get away for a break. That is the condition of respite care here in NZ, that I go away while somebody stays, otherwise they dont get paid, not that sis-in-law wants the money. |
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GRMarilyn | Report | 18 May 2009 11:19 |
Hi Jean & Everyone , |
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Deborah | Report | 18 May 2009 13:48 |
Hi everyone. Sorry to read of various ailments on here since I last wrote. No matter what we do to try and help ourselves with our health there is always something around the corner isn't there? |
Mo in Kent | Report | 18 May 2009 16:32 |
Hello all you lovely ladies. |
JustJean | Report | 18 May 2009 17:12 |
I have some news , J has got to go for the pre op on Thurs with a view to have the op next Wednesday, our thoughts now are all over the place, he expected it in 4 weeks time, but its a good thing its so soon whatever the reason is, we wont have a lot of time to dwell on it, so now we can hopefully look forward to the summer..... |
Mo in Kent | Report | 18 May 2009 18:32 |
That is good news Jean,once the op is over,you can start to live your lives again. Obviously after J convalescence. |
Sallie | Report | 18 May 2009 21:53 |
Hello everyone, |
Mo in Kent | Report | 18 May 2009 22:01 |
Hi Sallie,I was just going to log of,and saw your post. I am o.k thank you,still got the cough though. My OH caught my flu,so it's going back and |
GRMarilyn | Report | 18 May 2009 22:32 |
Just popping in to say Goodnight to everyone, |
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Deborah | Report | 19 May 2009 13:18 |
Hi everyone, how are you all today? |
Mo in Kent | Report | 19 May 2009 19:11 |
Hi all. |
Sallie | Report | 19 May 2009 22:27 |
Hi everyone, |
Huia | Report | 20 May 2009 00:56 |
Sallie, I do hope that Janet is genuine and not just one of the WUMS from GR. Perhaps we could check her out in the electoral roll and phone book here in NZ. Is there another Kiwi on here who would like to do it? I am pretty busy with my OH so cant make any promises. Let us know anyway if there are any doubts. I certainly hope it is all kocher (sp?). |
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This Fertility Spell is to increase your creative fertility either with the birth of projects, ideas, endeavours or the actual birth of a child.
Prepare your tools & ingredients on your Altar
Dried Lavender, dried Chamomile, dried Thyme & dried Rosemary in a flameproof dish
A large white altar candle
A small container to hold salt
A small dish or bowl to hold water
A tall green candle
Geranium Oil
Chaste Oil
A Knife
You can also add rose quartz and moonstone crystals and the Tarot card of the Empress to your Altar, along with any representatives of fertility you may have.
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Blend two drops each of the Geranium oil and Chaste oil with a small amount of carrier oil.
Ignite the dried herbs in the flameproof dish so they emit smoke.
Light your altar candle.
With the knife carve upon the tall green candle a word that represents what you desire to be fertile with eg creative ideas, moneymaking projects, a pregnancy etc.
Anoint your tall green candle with the oil by carefully and purposefully rubbing the oil all over the candle. Think of your fertility desire as you gently rub the oil into the wax until the candle is covered and evenly scented.
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Concentrate and visualise a sphere of gold light forming around you and expanding outwards in every direction to form your Sacred space
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Raise energy
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Recite your Spell
Set the tall green candle in a holder at the centre of your altar. Light the candle from the flame of your altar candle.
Say 3 times aloud:
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Release energy
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House prices jump 9.5% and a London home costs almost a FIFTH more than a year ago - but gains may be starting to slow
- Cost of average home jumps £16,000 in just a year
- London house prices soar 18.2% as capital's property market runs red hot
- But monthly prices up just 0.4% in March - down from 0.7% in February
- At £360k London homes cost double the £180k national average
The cost of the average home has rocketed almost £16,000 in just a year while London house prices are up 18.2 per cent, Nationwide said, but it reported monthly gains easing for the third time in a row.
Annual house price inflation hit 9.5 per cent in March, up on 9.4 per cent in February, and the biggest annual jump since May 2010. The gap between London and the rest of the country is now the widest in 40 years - with homes in the capital costing more than double those elsewhere.
But while fears mount that the property market is overheating, Nationwide said house prices last month saw their smallest monthly rise since June 2013. Property rose 0.4 per cent in March, slowing from an upwardly revised 0.7 per cent increase in February.
Back to the future: London house prices stand 20 per cent higher than their boom-time peak, but in most regions property is still under water.
An average home now costs £180,264, compared to £164,630 a year ago. London house price inflation was the strongest seen since 2003, widening the gap between property values in the capital and those in the rest of the UK to the largest levels on record.
The typical house price in the capital is £362,699 - which is one-fifth higher than its 2007 peak.
Howard Archer, chief UK and European economist at IHS Global said: 'There are tentative signs that a little bit of the froth of the housing market may be coming off, although it is still robust. Furthermore, it needs to be borne in mind that activity and prices can be erratic from month to month.'
The moderation in the Nationwide figures follows on from a Bank of England report earlier this week showing that that mortgage approvals eased to a four-month low of 70,309 in February from a 74-month high of 76,753 in January, with the very wet weather and flooding a likely factor in that fall.
Nationwide said the average price of a house in Britain now stands at £180,264, around 3 per cent below the 2007 peak unadjusted for inflation.
Robert Gardner, chief economist at Nationwide said: 'There is little doubt that the recovery in the housing market is now firmly established, with activity levels picking up and house prices recording their 15th successive monthly increase in March. (But) there are some tentative signs of moderation.'
Gardner said low mortgage rates, easier credit and a brighter outlook for the economy were all boosting demand for housing although the supply of houses continues to lag far behind.
'The number of new homes being built in England is still around 40 per cent below pre-crisis levels, and this was already insufficient to keep up with the increase in the number of households being formed,' he added.
Chancellor George Osborne last month said the government will extend its Help to Buy scheme of providing equity loans to buyers of newly built homes to the end of the decade, and the government is seeking to boost construction to help address the shortage of homes.
Hot or not: Nationwide's heat map shows how bumper annual house price inflation is centred on London and the South East.
While Bank of England Governor Mark Carney has played down suggestions that the housing market is overheating, the central bank switched its Funding for Lending Scheme away from mortgage lending and on to business lending only at the start of this year.
And the Bank's Financial Policy Committee is keeping a close eye on the housing market amid concerns about a developing bubble, minutes from its latest meeting showed this week.
The City's watchdog, the Financial Conduct Authority also identified rising house prices as one of three major risks to the UK's economy in the coming year, in a report this week.
Rory Penn, partner of London estate agency VanHan, says: 'Nationwide's latest data will not completely comfort those worried about a house-price bubble as prices rose for the 15th consecutive month.
'However, there are signs that growth is moderating with a slower pace in March than the previous two months. This cooling will only be moderate, all things considered, given the continued strong demand from buyers combined with a structural lack of supply.'
The southern regions in particular are continuing to record 'the most rapid' gains in property values, the Nationwide report said today.
Prices in the Outer South East areas were up by 10.1 per cent year-on-year, reaching £217,534 on average, while those in the Outer Metropolitan areas rose by 10.6 per cent to around £273,998.
Nationwide's Mr Gardiner said: 'The gap between house prices in London and the rest of the UK is the widest it's ever been, both in cash and percentage terms.
'Overall, the southern regions have been outperforming for some time, with the result that house prices in London, the Outer Metropolitan and Outer South East have now surpassed their pre-crisis peaks.
'Similarly, East Anglia and the South West are less than 5 per cent below their 2007 highs,' he added.
North South divide: House prices in northern and southern England have followed the same path since 2009, but the latter has substantially outperformed
Nationwide's figures also show that prices in Northern Ireland are up by 5.4 per cent annually to reach £114,495 on average, although prices there are still just around half their 2007 levels.
Prices in Wales have risen by 5.2 per cent annually to £139,911 typically, with Wales recording the weakest annual growth across the UK regions.
Property values in Scotland are 7.6 per cent higher than a year ago, at £138,386 on average, which is the strongest pace of growth seen for the nation since 2007.
Prices in the South West have jumped by 7.4 per cent year-on-year to reach £198,325 typically.
In the North, values edged up by 5.9 per cent annually, taking the average price to £119,702, making it the weakest English region for house price growth. In East Anglia, values rose by 9.5 per cent year-on-year to around £179,718.
Among England's major towns and cities, Manchester was found to be the strongest performer, with house prices up by 18 per cent annually to £211,748 on average. Sunderland was the weakest-performing, with prices edging up by 1 per cent to £139,772 typically.
Starting to slow? Nationwide's rolling three-monthly measure shows house price inflation may be about to tail off.
Jonathan Samuels, chief executive of Dragonfly Property Finance said: 'The contrast between London and the rest of the UK grows starker by the day. London has almost become a country within a country.
'For average prices in the capital to be more than twice that of the rest of the UK underlines the extent of the divide.
He added: 'Overall, the slight moderation in UK house price growth during the first quarter is no bad thing.'
'While people are more confident about their jobs and the economy, and are more likely to get mortgage finance, it does feel that confidence is sometimes tipping into over-confidence.'
And last night the Government's housing minister said it is a 'good thing' that property prices are rising, Kris Hopkins said he and other homeowners 'expected' their values to increase.
But the minister denied the Government was fuelling hikes with policies such as Help to Buy - and insisted more homes had to be built.
Mr Hopkins was pressed repeatedly on the BBC's Newsnight to say whether or not sharp increases in the market were positive.
The Tory MP argued that Help to Buy - which has seen the Government step in to underwrite deposits - only accounted for 0.5 per cent of transactions in the last quarter of the year.
But he accepted that the country was 'woefully short' in terms of housing supply.
'I don't agree with the fact that we are stoking demand, I certainly agree that we need more housing,' Hopkins said.
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I have received a gift certificate at HD that I would like to apply towards a planer. There are several HD's in my area and some have the R4330 and some have the TP1300LS. Oddly, they are the same price.My question is this… which should I buy? I have read very good reviews on both. Thanks!!! -- Dave, Colonie, NY |
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#1 posted 07-08-2009 09:47 PM |
I have the 4330 and love it. I have put all manner of wood through it – even end grain and it did a fine job of cleaning it up. My only caution is that HD does not routinely stock the blades. I had to order them on line. -- "Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good." Voltaire |
#2 posted 07-08-2009 09:48 PM |
I am changing my answer because apparently I don't know how to read. LOL. Anyhow, I have had one of these for the last 5 years and it still goes strong. you can't go wrong either way, but buying newer models comes with improvements. Here's one review: http://www.newwoodworker.com/reviews/rgd13plnrvu.html -- ~ Inspiring those who inspire me ~ |
#3 posted 07-08-2009 09:58 PM |
Keith, both models are from Ridgid. one is the older version, and one is the newer one. which one do you have? sikrap – I know the 4330 has 3 blades cutter, not sure if the 1300 is 2 or also 3. I know that a fellow LJ had the 1300, you might wanna PM Timbo for advice. both get good reviews, and will serve you right. I would probably go with the newer 4330 model (just a replacement model to the TP1300). -- ㊍ When in doubt - There is no doubt - Go the safer route. |
#4 posted 07-08-2009 10:36 PM |
Dave – I've had an R4330 for about a month with only limited use so far. It's performed really well the few times I've used it. One update the R4330 has that the TP1300 did not, is that it uses a 3 knife cutterhead for a smoother finish, and longer edge life. I think the blades are currently ~ $30/set which isn't bad. -- Happiness is like wetting your pants...everyone can see it, but only you can feel the warmth.... |
#5 posted 07-09-2009 02:13 PM |
Dave – I just remembered that there's a Ridgid reconditioned outlet store in Waterloo, NY, just west of Syracuse on the Thruway. IIRC, someone mentioned that they have the R4330 for $185…..might be worth a drive. -- Happiness is like wetting your pants...everyone can see it, but only you can feel the warmth.... |
#6 posted 07-09-2009 05:49 PM |
when i was in the market to buy a planer i wanted the tp1300 and it was right when the 4330 came out and it was more expesive and i couldnt find the 1300 so i got something else instead (a delta) in hindsight i wish i would have gotten the 4330. if you can get the 1300 for a good price i say go for it as it got good reviews (as does the 4330) just remember it maty be easier to get replacement parts for the 4330 |
#7 posted 07-09-2009 07:36 PM |
I have the 1300 and looked at the 4330. The new model has a little more beef on the infeed and outfeed tables, which can only help. They feel a lot more substantial. I'm not sure, but I've heard the 433o does not have a blade height lock, like the old model and there can be some height creep. The 3 blades for the 4330 actually sell for less than the 2 blades on the 1300. They were available at the local HD. If thyere's anything I don't like about Ridgid it's that so few aftermarket parts (knives, sander pads) are not always readily available thru the retailers. |
#8 posted 07-09-2009 08:12 PM |
Boardman – It's true that the R4330 does not have a true cutterhead lock, but it uses a different 4-post design that supposedly eliminates the need for the cutterhead lock of a typical 2-post design. The R4330's 4-post thread design is similar to the DeWalt 735's. With that said, I have witnessed the head rising on a occasion if the board's surface suddenly increasing dramatically in thickness, which I suppose could actually be a little self protective, whether intentional or not. I've never noticed the creep increasing the depth of cut, only decreasing, and only under circumstances that I described. Dave – As mentioned on another site, I just skip planed ~ 250 linear feet of rough sawn ash and the R4330 did an admirable job. -- Happiness is like wetting your pants...everyone can see it, but only you can feel the warmth.... |
#9 posted 07-09-2009 11:55 PM |
Thanks to all!! Based on the responses, I guess I'll be going for the 4330 (assuming there's no price difference). I mention that because I heard a rumor earlier today that the 1300 is on "clearance" for $229. If that is correct, I'll probably get the 1300 since the folks that have it seem to love it. Thanks again!! -- Dave, Colonie, NY |
#10 posted 07-12-2009 12:09 AM |
Well, I got the TP1300LS for $205 (plus tax) (Clearance at $229 and $25 for new charge account). Based on the reviews, I would have preferred the R4330, but at almost twice the price, the 1300 won out and I doubt very much that I'll be disappointed. Thanks again for all the help!! This site is truly incredible. Now, if I can just get the masons to finish the foundation for the new garage so I can frame/roof/side/wire it…. -- Dave, Colonie, NY |
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Sania is currently preparing for the Asian Hopman Cup mixed team championship to be held in her home town of Hyderabad from November 22.
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Troubleshooting Tips: Index on a replication table present in an alternate schema(other than cdc user schema) results in failure of refresh.
Error messages as follows when you encounter the issue: error:
A SQL exception has occurr
ed. The SQL error code is '1418'. The SQL state is: 42S12. The
error message is: |[CDC][Oracle JDBC Driver][Oracle]ORA-01418:
specified index does not exist|
Oracle fastload failed.|Oracle fastload failed.|Error in native
code: ORA-26086: direct path does not support triggers Click the link for the associate technical notes
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To make better informed business decisions, better serve clients, and
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data as they occur. In addition, you must enable the immediate delivery
of this information to the people and processes that need to act upon
it. This ability to sense and respond to data changes is fundamental to
dynamic warehousing, master data management, and many other key
initiatives. A major challenge in providing this type of environment is
determining how to tie all the independent... [More]
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Resource: Redbook - InfoSphere DataStage for Enterprise XML Data Integration
This book is targeted at an audience of systems designers and developers
who focus on implementing XML integration support in their
environments. XML is one of the most common standards for the exchange of information.
However, organizations find challenges in how to address the
complexities of dealing with hierarchical data types, particularly as
they scale to gigabytes and beyond. In this IBM® Redbooks® publication,
we discuss and describe the new capabilities in IBM InfoSphere®
DataStage® 8.5. These capabilities enable... [More]
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Resource: Redbook - Smarter Modeling of IBM InfoSphere Master Data Management Solutions
The target audience for this book includes Enterprise Architects,
Information, Integration and Solution Architects and Designers,
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set of processes and tools that defines and manages the
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management can provide processes for collecting, consolidating,
persisting, and distributing this data throughout an organization. IBM
InfoSphere Master Data Management Server creates trusted views of
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