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The Padres host the Dodgers Wednesday night (7:10 p.m.) for the middle game of the season-opening three-game series at Petco Park.
And the Padres will be minus one of their key players.
Left fielder Carlos Quentin is out of the starting lineup after being hit on the right forearm by a pitch Tuesday night.
"The X-rays were good, but there is a bruise and soreness," said Padres manager Bud Black, who added that he doubted Quentin's injury was serious enough to land him on the disabled list.
But the lineup the Padres will be using against right-hander Chad Billingsley will be without all three players the Padres expected to have in the 3-4-5 slots this season -- third baseman Chase Headley, Quentin and catcher Yasmani Grandal.
Headley, however, took batting practice on the field Wednesday and Black said the Padres might be as close as "three or four days away" from making a decision on the start of a rehab assignment. Headley said there is no pain in his left thumb. Headley suffered a non-displaced fracture to the bone at the tip of the thumb on March 17.
Meanwhile, the Padres are trying to defeat the Dodgers in a series at Petco Park for the first time since the start of the 2011 season.
DODGERS (4-3) at PADRES (2-5)
Time: 7:05 p.m. Game: 2 of 3
TV: Fox Sports San Diego
Radio: 1090-AM, 860-AM (Spanish)
Today's matchup
Dodgers RHP Chad Billingsley (2013 debut)
Billingsley vs. the Padres: 12-8 career, 2.62 ERA in 26 games (22 starts).
Billingsley at Petco Park: 6-4 career, 2.36 ERA in 16 games (12 starts).
The Padres might want to consider importing their Single-A Lake Elsinore team to face the 28-year-old Billingsley, who opened the season on the disabled list with a bruised index finger. In a rehab start for Rancho Cucamonga against the Storm last Thursday, Billingsley allowed four runs (three earned) on six hits and three walks in four innings. The Storm stole four bases against Billingsley.
Padres vs. Billingsley
Yonder Alonso: .000 (0-for-3, SO)
Everth Cabrera: .071 (1-for-14, BB, 4 SO)
Chris Denorfia: .167 (1-for-6)
Jesus Guzman: .333 (1-for-3, 2B)
Nick Hundley: .167 (2-for-12, 2B, BB, 2SO)
Mark Kotsay: .800 (4-for-5, Bb, SO)
Cameron Maybin: .111 (1-for-9, 3 SO)
Carlos Quentin: .333 (2-for-6, 2B, BB, SO)
Will Venable: .280 (7-for-25, 2B, 6 BB, 7 SO)
Padres LHP Eric Stults (1-0, 0.00 ERA)
Stults vs. the Dodgers: 0-0 career, 1.50 ERA in one start.
Stults at Petco Park: 4-1 career, 3.46 ERA in seven starts.
Stults, 33, began his career as a 15th-round draft pick of the Dodgers in 2002 and pitched in parts of four seasons with the Dodgers. Stults was 8-10 as a Dodgers with a 4.84 ERA in 35 games (24 starts) Stults will be making his second career start against the Dodgers. He allowed one run over six innings last Sept. 4 at Dodger Stadium but didn't figure in the decision. Stults shut out the Mets on five hits over five innings in his 2013 debut to pick up the Padres first win. As a starter for the Padres he is 9-3 with a 2.79 ERA. This is the first season that Stults made an Opening Day roster. In 40 career starts, Stults is 17-12 with a 3.69 ERA and a .254 opponents batting average. Stults' teams are 25-15 in his starts.
Dodgers vs. Stults:
Luis Cruz: .333 (1-for-3)
A.J.Ellis: .000 (0-for-1, BB)
Mark Ellis: .667 (2-for-3, 2B,)
Andre Ethier: .333 (1-for-3, HR)
Adrian Gonzalez: .400 (2-for-5, 2B, BB, SO)
Matt Kemp: .333 (1-for-3)
Juan Uribe: .000 (0-for-4)
Starting Lineups
Los Angeles Dodgers
1.Carl Crawford (L), LF -- .458-0-0
2.Mark Ellis, 2B -- .348-0-1
3.Matt Kemp, CF -- .120-0-2
4.Adrian Gonzalez (L), 1B -- .435-0-6
5.Andre Ethier (L), RF -- .318-1-2
7.Luis Cruz, 3B -- .000-0-1
8.A.J. Ellis, C -- .200-0-1
8.Justin Sellers, SS -- .111-1-1
9.Chad Billingsley, RHP -- .000-0-0
San Diego Padres
1.Everth Cabrera (S), SS -- .192-0-0
2.Will Venable (L), RF -- .222-1-4
3.Chris Denorfia, LF -- .462-0-2
4.Yonder Alonso (L), 1B -- .231-1-2
5.Jedd Gyorko, 3B -- .269-0-4
6.Alexi Amarista (L), 2B -- .136-0-1
7.Cameron Maybin, CF -- .100-0-1
8.Nick Hundley, C -- .167-1-2
9.Eric Stults, (L), LHP -- .000-0-0
Looking Ahead
Thursday: Dodgers RHP Zack Greinke (1-0, 0.00 ERA) at Padres RHP Jason Marquis (0-1, 3.00 ERA), 7:05 p.m.
Friday: Rockies RHP Jon Garland (1-0, 3.00 ERA) at Padres RHP Tyson Ross (0-1, 4.50 ERA), 7:10 p.m.
Saturday: Rockies RHP Jhoulys Chacin (1-0, 1.35 ERA) at Padres RHP Edinson Volquez (0-2, 10.00 ERA), 5:40 p.m.
Sunday: Rockies LHP Jorge De La Rosa (0-0, 8.31 ERA) at Padres LHP Clayton Richard (0-1, 8.68 ERA), 1:10 p.m.


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Trump Struggles to Find Snappy Wordplay to Describe Comey Firing
Sitting at his desk late Monday night, brow furrowed with concentration, Trump struggled to find suitable wordplay to finalize the firing of FBI director James Comey.
"His power isn't truly secure until he unleashes a snappy, quotable diss to the Twittersphere describing his latest act" says Secretary of Deep Web Relations @Darkest_Soul345. "There are many political factors swirling about that he has to consider. The 140-character limit is a huge one. And there are others, I'm sure, but none come to mind right now."
Hundreds of discarded pieces of paper littered the Oval Office floor, covered in barely-legible scribbles ranging from "Comey Comey Comey Chameleon (?)" to "Easy Comey, Easy Go."
"Normally he can just break out the old rants if things get tough– corruption, scandal, build a wall, put down those incriminating Kremlin documents, etc." an insider disclosed. "But with a move this controversial, there's serious pressure to deliver a wicked burn to the opposition."
In Congress, both Democrats and Republicans have taken serious issue with the President's lack of put-down craftsmanship.
"I mean, the man's name is almost Come." says Sen. Albert Hapsburg of Ohio. "I could think of a million places to go with that. In this desperate hour, we'd even take a variation of 'About to Comey on her face.' But this total internet silence is destabilizing all of Washington D.C. I shudder to think what might happen if it continues."
Releasing a long, low hippopotamus belch of frustration, Trump waddled to the bathroom; the site of his most passionate Presidential statements.
"If that doesn't cure him, I don't know what will" says Special Advisor of Media Obfuscation Gunther Filch. "We've tried everything else. Even airlifted in fresh-plucked swan feather quills for him to type with. But all that did was shatter the touchscreen."
"On second thought, having all the quills gold-plated probably wasn't the slickest move" added Filch.
Increasingly angry roars echoed through the White House stalls as idea after idea flew to the winds. "Good things Comey to those who wait… NO!!! Uuuuuh, what goes around Comeys around? GAAAAAAAAAAAH!!!"
At press time, Trump was screaming at a top expert on Syria to fetch him his embossed copy of Urban Dictionary.
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As part of its third test flight from Airbus' Toulouse headquarters in southwestern France, the no. 1 A350 XWB headed north to offer a show-stopping performance in the skies above Le Bourget Airport today – where a large crowd gathered to witness the fly-by of this new highly-efficient widebody jetliner.
The aircraft, designated MSN1 in Airbus' numbering system, made a dramatic entrance over Le Bourget at approximately 1:30 p.m. – marking its first appearance at a public event. Cheers and applause from the crowd drowned out the A350 XWB's quiet Rolls-Royce Trent XWB engines as the aircraft flew along the air show runway before clearing the area and entering the cloud cover.
Piloted by Airbus Captain Peter Chandler and Captain Guy Magrin, the A350 XWB's fly-by was performed with the authorisation of the France's DGAC civil aviation authority, and supported by Paris Air Show organisers – who allocated a slot in Friday afternoon's aerial display.
The A350 XWB performed its maiden flight on 14 June 2013 from Toulouse and followed that with another mission this week, before its fly-by at the Paris Air Show. These initial flights opened a test and certification campaign that will total approximately 2,500 hours with a fleet of five development
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Posted on May 12, 2014 at 6:48 pm by Simone Sebastian
HOUSTON — Oil production will continue to soar in the six major U.S. shale plays, with more barrels pumped per rig, according to federal projections released Monday.
Total oil production in the six regions is expected to grow to 4.43 million barrels per day in June, an increase of 75,000 barrels per day compared to May, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration. The federal agency expects oil rigs will produce an average of 271 barrels per day each, an increase of one barrel over May.
The projection reflects the growing efficiency of rigs since the U.S. energy boom began. In June 2007, each rig produced an average of just 116 barrels per day in the most efficient region, the Bakken Shale.
The United States is home to more than half of the world's approximately 3,400 operating rigs, though rig counts have declined or stagnated in many of the major drilling regions amid improved efficiency.
The six shale regions analyzed account for 95 percent of the oil production growth in the United States: the Eagle Ford in South Texas, the Permian in West Texas and New Mexico, the Bakken in North Dakota and Montana, the Haynesville in Louisiana and East Texas, the Marcellus in the Northeast, and the Niobrara largely in Colorado.
Eagle Ford Shale
The largest share of the oil production growth in June will occur in the Eagle Ford Shale. The South Texas region is expected to produce 1.4 million barrels per day, an increase of 27,000 barrels over May's rate. The region also will add 6 rigs to its fleet of 470 currently, according to the EIA projections.
In the Eagle Ford , oil production per rig for new wells will grow from 470 barrels per day in May to 476 barrels per day in June.
By comparison, oil rigs in the region produced just 36 barrels per day each in June 2007.
Oil rigs in the Permian Basin in West Texas are projected to produce 132 barrels per day each in June, an increase of two barrels over May's rate. In the Bakken, home to the greatest rig efficiency, average production is expected to rise from 498 barrels per day in May to 505 barrels per day in June.
Rapid well declines
However, while each rig is bringing more new oil production on line, the rate of well production decline also has accelerated, according to the EIA data.
In May, oil production from existing Eagle Ford wells dropped by 107,987 barrels per day — the most rapid decline among the six analyzed regions. By comparison, production for all existing Eagle Ford wells in May 2007 declined by just 1,802 barrels per day.
The Bakken was home to the second largest decline. Existing wells there produced 69,035 fewer barrels per day in May than in April, according to the EIA.
Still, the energy boom will ensure that net production continues to move in a positive direction. While existing Eagle Ford wells will produce 110,738 fewer barrels per day in June, the new wells will pump 137,000 more barrels, for a net increase of about 26,000 barrels in the South Texas region.
Natural gas
The trend toward more efficient rigs also is evident in the nation's most prolific natural gas fields.
Total natural gas production in the six regions — home to all of the nation's natural gas growth — is expected to grow to 39.3 billion cubic feet per day in June, an increase of 480 million cubic feet per day compared to May. In the nation's largest natural gas region, the Marcellus Shale, each rig produced an average of 6.48 million cubic feet per day in May, an increase of 40,000 cubic feet per day compared to April.
In the Haynesville Shale, each rig produced an average of 5.23 million cubic feet per day in May, compared to an increase of 80,000 cubic feet per day compared to April.
In the early days of the shale gas boom, each rig produced about 461,000 cubic feet per day in the Marcellus and about 1 million cubic feet per day in the Haynesville.


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On the 20th of June 2012 I had the pleasure of attending Curators in Dialogue on the Persistence of Histories, part of the Revival: Utopia, Identity, Memory project led by Dr. Ayla Lepine, the current Andrew Mellon and Research Forum Post-doctoral Fellow.
As one of a series of events associated with this project, the evening's presentations by Dr Scott Nethersole (Courtauld Institute of Art), Abraham Thomas (design curator, V&A) and Sonia Solicari (Principle curator Guildhall Art Gallery), were followed by a lively panel discussion chaired by Dr Caroline Arscott.
Revivalism was presented as a creative act that entails varying degrees of historical referencing ranging across historical periods, cultures, and media. The presentations addressed how collections, spaces and exhibitions can function as vehicles of revivalism, while the discussion brought up issues such as concepts of kitsch versus irony, the use of the term 'neo' and the different forms of mediation that are put between one period and another. By the end of the night, it was clear to me that revivalism has little to do with the recreation or reconstruction of forms from the past. Rather, it is about constructing new meaning through what Dr Nethersole called aestheticized evocations.
What struck me most were the layered levels of revivalism that were present in all three presentations. Each revealed revivalisms within revivalisms that extended beyond simply the appropriation of stylistic references.
Dr Nethersole spoke of his curatorial decision to evoke, but not replicate, the original viewing conditions of 15th Century Italian altar pieces in order to emphasize their function within a church setting. For example, Piero della Francesca's Baptism of Christ (c.1450), is placed within a classicizing Florentine Renaissance context as a result of its permanent setting in its own small room in the Sainsbury wing of the National Gallery, itself a post-modern neo-classical revivalist design. However, it was originally hung as one of many elaborately framed altarpieces in a church, and when it was acquired by the National Gallery it was framed in a Victorian gothic revival frame. By emphasizing the viewing conditions over a continuous historical narrative, Dr Nethersole was able to achieve a revival of 15th century displays that created new opportunities for interpretation of the objects.
Abraham Thomas addressed the importance of the Alhambra for Owen Jones in the creation of his Grammar of Ornament (1856), and the subsequent interest in his version of Arabian motifs from the Egyptian Khedive. The romanticized photographic image of the crumbling and exotic Alhambra combined with Jones' 19th century interpretations of its decorative motifs inspired the Egyptian leaders who sought impressive palaces that represented the latest in design and technology and yet harkened back to a non-western culture.
Finally, Sonia Solicari spoke of the self-conscious engagement with the reinterpretation of historical motifs as central to determining a definition of Victorian revivalism, or neo-Victorian. Here, the complex layers of mediated evocations at work in any revival were most apparent. The Victorian era was loaded with historical revivals: from Gothic, to Middle Eastern, to craft, and these were combined with vast advances in science and technology to create what we now consider Victorian 'style'. Twenty-first century culture has engaged with its own revivals of these references, through steam-punk, taxidermy, a renewed interest in craft techniques and the cabinet of curiosities. In planning an exhibition of current neo-Victorian art, Solicari is faced with determining not only what makes an object neo-Victorian, but also why we are turning to this era once again. Her examples included Timorous Beasties' 'Devil Damask' flocked wallpaper and Dan Hillier's artwork for 'Flush', a track by Losers feat. Riz MC and Envy.
I left the talks wondering about the political motivations behind revivals. Though this was not addressed directly by the presentations, it was nonetheless apparent in the objects that were talked about and the various curatorial approaches to exhibiting revivalism that were offered to us throughout the evening. I am looking forward to delving deeper into revivalism, and its many facets at the conference in November.


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7 Ways to Keep IT Staff HappyBy Deborah Perelman
7 Ways to Keep IT Staff Happy
Most bosses don't believe there is a magic pill for keeping their employees content, but their efforts are often off the mark.
Ken Hess, a technical analyst at a large global outsourcing company in Tulsa, says his bosses have "no clue."
"For your five-year anniversary, you basically get a choice of a pair of small binoculars (for a man) or a bracelet (for a woman) and at 10 years, you get a company jacket," Hess says.
So, while bosses this time of year are pondering how to reward those who work for them, it may behoove them to think beyond the go-to gifts and address the little things that can turn cheerful employees into Grinches.
1. Reduce Unplanned Work
Too many IT professionals have their days ruled by elements out of their control, and liken their jobs to firefighting.
"Many CIOs and senior IT executives accept this as part of their landscape," say Kevin Behr, chief technology officer and managing principal at Assemblage Pointe, noting that it has become accepted that IT workers will always work extra hours addressing emergencies.
While employees understand that after-hours work will come into play now and then, keeping the extra time to a minimum can help boost morale.
2. Allow Telecommuting
If the prospect of happy employees isn't enough to get managers thinking about allowing telecommuting, lowered infrastructure costs might be.
Many of the big Fortune 50 technology firms specializing in professional services allow some amount of telecommuting now, including Hewlett-Packard, Unisys, IBM, Novell, Red Hat, Sun Microsystems and Microsoft, but the midsize firms and the rest of the Fortune 1000 companies employing internal IT workers haven't caught up yet.
In a recent CIO Insight survey, 43 percent of IT executives cited telecommuting as an effective tool for retaining top IT talent. But before allowing employees to work from home, managers need to establish expectations for communications and deadlines.
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Training, Bonuses, Vacation
3. Training
Training is often seen as a job benefit or perk, with management forgetting that advancing employees' skills creates more value for the company. Furthermore, failing to reimburse for job-relevant training can make a bad impression on the employee.
"I was refused free training this year because they didn't want to spend $500 on for the travel, food and lodging expenses associated with the three days of training--yet the catered lunches haven't stopped," Hess says.
4. Bonuses for Bringing in Business
It's not only salespeople that bring in business, but they're often the only ones that get bonuses for it.
IT pros that actively network within their professional community often develop contacts that lead to contracts. But most companies don't incentivize them to do so. Changing the structure and scope of bonuses can be an effective way to keep IT employees focused on going beyond their day-to-day job description.
5. Banked Vacation Time
While IT workers are far from being the only professionals who wish they could bank their vacation time, many feel that they'd benefit the most from it.
Too often, those in IT are working while the rest of the company is on holiday, and aren't given enough time to plan their own vacations when the work slows down.
On top of that, IT workers often find themselves working extra hours or weekends to repair outages or install upgrades. To compensate, businesses should allow for time off shortly after their people put in the extra effort.
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6. Recognition
IT professionals are rarely recognized for the good they do.
"Typically, IT staff is only noticed when something goes wrong, which contributes heavily [to] job dissatisfaction and burnout," says Joe Brockmeier, editor-in-chief of Linux Magazine.
But when desktops are connecting to the Web, when printers aren't on the fritz and when no passwords need to be reset, IT workers rarely hear from the rest of their colleagues or bosses. Everybody loves a pat on the back; IT managers should find ways to applaud staff work, both for small victories and major accomplishments.
7. Treat IT as a Profit Center
One of the biggest ways that IT professionals can feel undermined at work is when their organizations treat their departments as if they are cost centers rather than profit centers.
"A lot of organizations seem to be reluctant to spend money on IT [staff and equipment] with the same enthusiasm and vigor that they put into, say, advertising," Brockmeier said.
An effective IT infrastructure contributes positively to a company's bottom line, even if it's a bit more difficult to draw a straight line between IT and profit.


text: Friday, December 02, 2011 Therapy Cap Exceptions Process to Expire in 29 Days Unless Congress takes action, the therapy cap exceptions process will expire December 31. Yesterday, APTA called on its grassroots network to urge Congress to pass legislation before December 31 to extend the therapy cap exceptions process and avoid the scheduled 27.4% cut in provider payments under the Medicare physician fee schedule. Join your colleagues in this important advocacy effort. Take action through APTA's Legislative Action Center and sign up for APTA's grassroots network, PTeam. PTeam will be the main source of information for legislative updates and breaking news on the effort to pass legislation to extend the therapy cap exceptions process and avoid the 27.4% cut. Comments In my clinic if we did not have the exception we will be leaving 80% of our elderly home bound and unable to perform ADL due to disabilities that will cost us much more then getting someone to at least 75 % capacities from a Total hip or fx hip which takes 6 weeks at least...HOW can you do this Posted by Francine summers on 12/2/2011 2:19 PM Extend the therapy cap exceptions process and avoid the 27.4% cut. Posted by Kimberly Oricchio on 12/2/2011 2:24 PM If this goes through, then noone will take medicare patients. Posted by Michael L. McFall, PT on 12/2/2011 2:25 PM There is an absolute need for making exceptions for patients who are receiving physical therapy in cases of stroke and severe physical injuries. If a patient is receiving both PT aand speech at the same time they can only be treated for half the time since payment for both are connected together. The need to enable patients to return to full function is our job. Posted by Judith Blank on 12/2/2011 2:27 PM We MUST advocate for our medicare beneficiaries now! I treat lymphedema patients.....less than $2,000.00 isn't even enough to cover the rehab on a simple ligamentous injury to the ankle never mind a complex, chronic condition like lymphedema! Many thanks for your efforts!!!!!! Posted by Laura Flint on 12/2/2011 2:36 PM Many patients with long term disabilities will be harmed by this cap Posted by Laurie Seckel on 12/2/2011 3:00 PM Cutting the funds for PT patient care will be so determental to so many PEOPLE (patients and the people that are providing the care). It will effect not only patient quality of care, but it will also effect small business owners (like myself) and the ability to retain staff and keep their doors open. Especially those trying to enhance patient care and serve the public in an effective and beneficial manner. Other carriers follow Medicare's roll, so they in turn will decrease an already decreased rate. How is it possible to treat a patient one-on-one for pennies on the dolllar. We are striving for better care, patients are being more educated, but this will not happen will the funds cut. Physical Therapy in general is not the culprit of debt. I beleive only $2-3 dollars per every $100 spent it what actually goes to PT. In most cases, PT is the most effective treatment, however it needs to be in a timely manner realting to injury, etc. Anyway, please eliminate this all together. There does not need to be cap. Physical Therapists are adults and we should be treated in such manner. We should be able to parovide care, giving the patient what they need and then discharging them to a wellness program or to a HEP. I don't believe PT's over utilize the system. The system underutilizes PT!!!! Posted by Heather on 12/2/2011 3:54 PM After we have our patients sign the petition list...where can we send it? Is there a centralized place collecting signatures? Posted by Kimiko Yamada Heng -> ?MP_<O on 12/2/2011 7:16 PM The other important issue regarding reduction of 27.4 % in payment to PT's, is that the MD' also face the same reduction. I have talked to two family practice MD's who will no longer accept Medicare patients. We have lost 6 private practice MD's this year due to heavy Medicare practices, that they could not afford to continue to treat. My question is this, how is this money spent? I will pay staff, pay taxes on this income, buy supplies, and pay myself, very last. I will lay off one front desk person, there will be no Christmas bonus, and try to increase patient visits. Consider that the US spends 10-12billion dollars a month in Afghanistan, half of which is shipped in cash, weekly on flights to Kabul. Consider a bus packed with cash going to a country that hates us. Lets have Congress cut them back 27.4% and then we wouldnt need our reductions. Hmmm. Posted by Bud Ferrante on 12/2/2011 11:10 PM Some members of the congressional supercomitte made legitimate attempts find reasonable ways to cut the deficit without failing and setting up these massive cuts to Medicare. Instead, this supercommite was designed to FAIL and ensure no chance of passage. This allows the President of the United States to instead blame congress for his string of multiple failures of fixing the economy, cutting the deficit and improving the quality of life for all including those senior Americans who are going to be hurt because of these cuts in terrible ways. You can't fix a stroke, a knee replacement, or a fractured hip with a pain pill. Medicare patient's are generally the sickest and require the most care secondary to a vast array of other comorbidities. And yet I get paid pennies on the dollar to spend my valuable time working withing and treating out beloved seniors. Leadership starts from the top down and while the deficit cutting supercomitte was trying to acomplish a series of reasonable goals, where was the president when we needed his leadership the most? Off in Aisa, Hawaii, Bali, indonesia, Darwin, Australia ignoring the importance of the supercomitte's work and not SHOWING ANY INTEREST whether it passes or fails. This legislation was crucial for our seniors, the physical therapy profession, and our country. Yet it appears that from the top down (that's where leadership starts) its clearly evident that the president made no effort to ensure that these cuts don't happen. Instead, it appears he wants them to happen so that he can blame someone other than himself because he can't run on his own failed record. Mr. President, work with the congress to ensure the protection of our senior citizens, don't disappear when our country needs you the most and stop these cuts to physical therapy. Patients don't get well by just taking a pain pill, they need comprehensive physical rehabilitation or they will be back in the hospital with other comorbidities including the ones caused by the lack of physical therapy. Please don't use politics to hurt the senior citizens of this country. Mr. President show LEASERSHIP and DON'T USE THIS AS A POLITICAL TOOL TO TRY AND FURTHER YOUR REELECTION EFFORTS. Millions and millions of seniors are depending upon you to show your skills now. Or you and those that failed us now will be removed from office in Novemer next year office and replaced by others who understand that we have a moral commitment and obligation to care for those that cared for us. Posted by David Zuflacht on 12/3/2011 8:24 AM I believe that, at this time, this is a knee-jerk reflex from APTA. It is simply too little, too late. APTA should have been working on this ALL year (2011). The poor effort and poor timing, in my view, is reflective of the lack of attention that APTA has on has had on this issue, this year, compared to past years...and the legislators know this. Why wait until 30 days before it goes into effect? Never mind, better now than never. Posted by Tom Brocato on 12/3/2011 8:42 AM Another problem: I have a very small practice, seeing about 24 patients per week. Of those 24 I use the KX modifier on just one, yet CMS did an audit and determined that my utilization of the KX modifier exceeded the average for my state, which they said could be an indication of fraud or abuse! They went on to state that they do not pay for "maintenance" PT, yet in patients that age,what else can they do? She is a chronic pain patient, and they have paid for her implanted spinal stimulator, her narcotics and her medical visits, but no "maintenance PT" The sooner they get rid of the cap once and for all, the better!! Posted by Nancy Deal-Whitacre on 12/3/2011 1:23 PM Please pass legislation before Dec. 31 to extend the therapy cap exceptions process and avoid the 27.4% cut in provider payments under the physicians fee schedule. Without this, a lot of people will be hurt. There will be no pt for those who really need it, and drs will have to turn away a lot of them. This is America. It seems like we should take care of all who really need it. Posted by Lois Havens on 12/4/2011 8:19 PM We try to never exceed the cap, which for us is about 13 sessions. Most of our total hip and knee clients are done by then and easily transition to a healthclub or full indep. H.E.P. We find there are some affluent seniors totally unwilling to pay for "maintenance" when we inform them they have plateaued and we can no longer see them under MC. Obviously, there are those seniors who can't afford private pay and whose conditions merit extensions. However, it's just getting those who think 12 months of therapy year after year is an entitlement to realize that that's not the case. This is a problem. Many P.T.'s overtreat because we see these clients from elsewhere who say they never have had a therapist not treat them under MC all year long. For those who don't, you better get better at calling an end to MC treatment once a plateau in their functionality has been reached. Posted by Laurence P. Greenberg on 12/4/2011 10:54 PM In response to Tom Brocato's comment about the "knee jerk reflex from the APTA" re the cap and the cuts...the APTA has been actively pursuing this and other issues on an on-going basis for some time now. If you would like to be a positive part of this process please contact Melissa Manzione at the APTA and ask to be a part of the PTeam. You will get regular emails re these types of issues and will be placed in a grassroots group that is consistently contacting their congress members regarding issues affecting our patients and our profession. If you follow the PT in Motion News Now every week or were consistently on the APTA website (Legislative Center)you would also be aware of the APTA's advocacy on your behalf. Be a part of the solution and involve yourself in the process today. Contact your legislators now. Each of us has the potential to make a difference. Posted by David Knoeppel on 12/4/2011 11:53 PM If the caps are finally enforced we will see a snow ball effect of greater utilization of very expensive healthcare due to impairment worsening with inevitable consequences. Caps simply will not work with complex cases. Yes, let's propose reallocation of military funding for a start. Posted by Luna Nino, PT on 12/5/2011 12:41 AM It is really sad for the needy patients, who are really challenged physically due to past or present injury or neurological problem. The exception process was a little hope for them, though they were never satisfied from limited MC coverage for Physical Therapy. If, we now lose the exception process, these population will be pushed in the dark. This will have a domino effect on their Physical as well as psychological condition, which will lead to more burden on MC eventually. PT treatment in it's fullest course for either Orthopedics or Neurological problem is able to address Pt's functional outcome which can enhance their quality of life going forward. As a responsible citizen and above all responsible healthcare professional, we all PTs should represent our voice to our state as well as congressional representatives to extend the exception process. Posted by Shardul on 12/5/2011 12:39 PM


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Lake Stevens Retail Development (Status: Available)
600, 91st Ave, Lake Stevens, WA 98258
Listing Details
Asset Class: Retail
Year Built: 2019
Building Total Square Feet: 7000
Available Lease Space Square Feet: 2350
Number of Floors: 1
Total Parking Spaces: 0
Local Zoning Information:
Listing Courtesy of: First Western Properties, Inc.
Disclaimer: The information contained in this listing has not been verified by Pacific Continental Realty, DBA North Sound Commercial and should be verified by the buyer, seller, or tenant.
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We're here to help with most minor illnesses, physicals, and immunizations.
No appointment necessary. Just come on in.
Express Care is quick, convenient care without the normal healthcare hassle. Need to see a doctor? Just come on in... no appointment necessary.
Plus, Express Care is open to everyone. You'll get the same great care you've come to expect from American Health Network without having to be an exisiting AHN patient.


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The Cape Fear Blues Society is hosting its 18th Annual Cape Fear Blues Festival from Friday, July 26 to Sunday, July 28. Festival events will be held at a variety of venues including the Henrietta III riverboat, The Rusty Nail and Finkelstein Music.
Events & Festivals
The Cape Fear Blues Society is hosting its 18th Annual Cape Fear Blues Festival from Friday, July 26 to Sunday, July 28. Festival events will be held at a variety of venues including the Henrietta III riverboat, The Rusty Nail and Finkelstein Music.
For more information, call capefearblues.org or call 910-452-7752.
The North Carolina Museum of Natural History will have a Military Appreciation Week on July 21 through July 27.
Active, reserve or retired military members and their families will have access to $6 tickets to the museum�s special exhibit, Dinosaurs in Motion, 15 percent off store merchandise, 10 percent off food at the Daily Planet Caf� and $20 off for Friends of the Museum memberships.
You must have Military ID present to enjoy these benefits.
For more information, visit naturalscience.org.
Music & Culture
1964, a Beatles tribute band, will perform at Northside High School�s auditorium on July 27 at 7:30 p.m. General seating tickets are $50 (balcony tickets are $40) and the proceeds will go to the Kiwanis Club of Onslow County�s Underprivileged Children�s Fund.
For more information, call 910-346-1771 or 910-340-5328.
Theater & Arts
Debbie�s Angels Productions is producing its third Broadway after Dark revue at the Southwest High School Auditorium at 1420 Burgaw Highway on July 26 and 27 at 8 p.m. and July 28 at 3 p.m. The show will include songs from Chicago, Avenue Q and Cabaret.
Tickets cost $10 and are available at debbiesangelproductions.com. Patrons must be 18 years or older to attend.
For more information, visit debbiesangelproductions.com or call 910-333-6717.
Sports & Recreation
Onslow County Parks and Recreation is accepting team registration for Co-Rec Softball. Registration fees are $400 per team and $10 per player. Games will be played at Onslow Pines Park. For more information or to register, call 910-347-5332 or visit onslowcountync.gov/parks.
Camps & Classes
The Onslow County Parks and Recreation Department and the Onslow County Board of Education are sponsoring a Summer Day Camp Program at various school sites. Campsites are: Dixon Middle, Hunters Creek Middle, Southwest Middle, Swansboro Middle and Summersill Elementary schools. The eight weeks of camp includes a full day of scheduled field trips, games, activities and arts. Camp is held weekdays from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. until Aug. 9 Cost is $130 per child with each additional child from the same family paying $120 per child to attend each four-week session. For more information, call 910-347-5332 or visit onslowcountync.gov/parks.


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Been a bit quiet as life in Lapland has been tiring and whatnot and as I have used Instagram more often than Blogger. Whenever I came to Blogger I quickly changed the site, somehow writing the blog has been the last thing on my mind. BUT as I am spending yet another night at a train travelling from South to North (3rd time doing the trip this year, 2nd time in night trains) and as Jenni had a 10 facts post in her blog (in Finnish) I got inspired (and she kinda tagged everyone willing to do so). SO here we are. 10 facts about me. :)
|Sunrise from train, around 4am in Tampere (July 10th)
2. My dad speaks both Swedish and Finnish as his native languages and my paternal grandfather and great grandparents spoke mostly Swedish. However, I'm horrible at it. I understand Swedish well when spoken or written to me but I take ages to reply.
3. I only speak Finnish and English fluently (thanks to spending my 2nd grade home-schooled in Australia meeting my mum's aunt, uncle and 2 cousins living in Brisbane and Sydney). And I understand/speak SOME Japanese (6 months of studies), German (6 months of studies) and Russian (1 year of studies). And Swedish. :D
4. I have no idea what I will be doing in 3 months. I am currently working in retail but my contract ends in late September and I won't renew it. Will be returning to South and start looking for other opportunities. 7 months in Lapland was enough.
5. However, I am in LOVE with the midnight sun/white nights. The light keeps me awake but I love sitting on the sofa, looking out at 2am and enjoy the short summer of Lapland.
6. I was offended back in 2011 as a friend of a friend told me how I don't need a man as I am a strong independent woman. I dated for some time back in 2012 and since then I have been single and don't mind it. I actually prefer it this way as there is nothing to restrict me (like in 2012 I gave up one dream because of my then partner). So all in all, she was quite right. :D
7. I am suffering from constant wanderlust and I have a big plans on how to spend the next 5 years (travel-wise). I want to partake in 5 great and big trips before I turn 30. During next year (July 2016-July 2017) I hope to either do a trip around northern areas of South East Asia (Northern Thailand, Laos, Cambodia and Vietnam, maybe Southern China) or a trip by bus around the Baltic Sea (ferry from Helsinki to Tallinn, then busses from there to Riga, Vilnius, Warsaw, Berlin (and other German cities), maybe including some BeNeLux countries, Copenhagen, Stockholm and back to Helsinki either via Lapland or ferry to Åland and from there to Finland. After that I want to see the cherry blossoms of Japan, visit USA and return to Australia. OR take the Trans-Siberian train!
8. I am terrified of flying, mostly the taking off-part but I still choose flights over trains any day. And I thrive on Airplane Crash documents. Go figure. In June when I flew back north from a week at my parents' place I had problems with my ears and nearly cried half the flight (only 1h 20mins or less from Helsinki to Rovaniemi).
9. I am a dreamer and I enjoy escapism. Especially during the normal day to day life. :)
10. I gained 10kg while in Thailand (5,5 months!) and I still haven't lost those. Hopefully Pokémon Go and the gym membership I will get for my 25th birthday present will FINALLY help me with those. :)
11. Due to my over sensitivity to scented products I LOVE walking in the cleaning product aisles at stores. I LOVE the scent and can stay there for minutes just enjoying the products which I cannot use in my normal day to day life. Powdery products are the best and smell so good I'd love to try and taste those. :D I blame the lack of scents at home :D


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Author: Mayank Sharma
Linux does everything that many users want it to, but some people have tasks that require Windows applications. You can dual-boot both operating systems, or run Windows in a virtualized environment on Linux. Alas, virtualization makes the guest OS almost useless for processor- and RAM-intensive tasks like editing videos and playing games. Now, a Ubuntu-based distro called andLinux takes cooperation with Windows to a whole new level.
The miracle ingredient in andLinux is its coLinux kernel. The coLinux project takes a stable release of the Linux kernel and ports it to run on Windows. That means that, unlike virtualization software, andLinux installs on Windows like any other application.
But there's more to andLinux than just sticking the coLinux kernel in a stock Ubuntu. According to Joachim Gehweiler, one of the developers of andLinux, the project also had to roll in the Xming X server and PulseAudio sound server and make sure these components work together.
andLinux is available in two flavours — a 665MB version that uses KDE and takes up 4.5GB of disk space, and a lightweight 143MB version with Xfce that uses 2.5GB on a hard drive. The developers recommend earmarking at least 192MB of RAM during installation for andLinux, but make sure you have enough memory left for Windows itself. andLinux will run only on 32-bit versions of Windows 2000, XP, 2003, and Vista, and your hard drive needs to be formatted using the NTFS filesystem.
Both versions of andLinux are distributed as Windows executable files, and launch the easy-to-use andLinux graphical installer. The installer asks questions to help it bridge the gap between Windows and Linux. For example, to access your Windows files from andLinux you have the option to either use Samba or COFS (coLinux File System). While COFS is easy to configure, the andLinux installer advises you to use Samba if you have filenames with special characters. To further enhance the co-existing experience, andLinux lets users configure file type associations, and decide which Linux applications to add to the Windows "Open With" menu.
The installer performs several behind-the-scenes configuration tasks, such as setting up the TAP-coLinux network adapter for sharing the network connection with Windows. Most of these tasks are performed by the Inno setup scripts on the Windows side, but some, such as Samba setup, have to be done from the Linux side, and are performed by bash and Perl scripts written by the andLinux developers.
The installer also creates an andLinux start menu entry and quick launch icon. andLinux installs as a Windows service and can start automatically when the computer boots, though depending on your hardware this could slow down your Windows boot process. You can also launch andLinux manually at a command prompt, but there's no shortcut on the desktop or a quick launch icon you can click to start andLinux.
I run andLinux on two dual-core boxes — an E4400 2.0GHz machine with 2GB of RAM, and an E6300 1.8GHz with 1GB of RAM. On both machines starting andLinux as a service doesn't cause any visible stress, just disk activity after Windows boots, indicating andLinux starting up in the background. On a slower 1.7GHz Celeron laptop with 1GB RAM, I see a steep increase in application launch times while andLinux boots in the background, but things get back to normal once andLinux's up and running. That's an improvement on the laptop's performance when running a virtual machine, during which time it crawls to a halt.
The loaded Intel dual-core boxes are optimized to run virtualized software thanks to Intel Virtualization Technology, but andLinux doesn't have any hardware-specific optimizations. The developers say you will benefit from virtualization threads only when running one Linux application concurrently with at least one Windows application. But this advantage is negated when you run two (or more) Linux applications, as all such apps are treated as one Windows process.
andLinux creates a 4GB virtual partition out of a portion of the partition it's installed in in which it keeps its binaries, and shares a small part of the Windows file system via Samba or COFS depending on the method you chose during setup. You can keep files you create using andLinux applications on either the virtual partition or the Windows file system.
At first, you may feel andLinux is a bloated way of running Linux apps that have Windows versions as well, such as AbiWord, the GIMP, and Firefox. Since they run atop the Windows desktop, you don't see the Xfce or the KDE desktops. But as you continue exploring you'll notice Konqueror and its KIO slaves and a bunch of KDE utilities and games that have never run on a Windows desktop before.
When it comes to remote sharing, you can configure andLinux to let you SSH into it from another machine. You can also remote share your Windows desktop via VNC or rdesktop and implicitly remote share andLinux.
To further drive home the point that you are really running a Linux distro, there's the command-line apt-get and the graphical Synaptic utilities configured for installing additional applications from Ubuntu's repositories. I tried some applications from the repository (including OpenOffice.org, Pidgin, AbiWord, XChat, and Thunderbird) and they all worked. You can also install new apps by compiling them from source.
But you are not only running a Linux distro in Windows; you're running one alongside the other. To experience the cooperative nature of andLinux and Windows, you can right-click on a .txt document and open and edit it in Kate, read a .pdf in KPDF, and copy and paste text between a Windows app and a Linux one.
What you won't be able to do is play 3-D games, such as Alien Arena or Torcs. Nor will you be able to use your TV tuner card to watch videos on Linux with MythTV, or use your Bluetooth devices, even though some TV tuners and many USB bluetooth dongles work on all major natively-installed Linux distros.
On the plus side, you can share your printer between Windows and andLinux, thanks to recently acquired printing support. Printing support is expected to be included in the next release so you'll be saved the effort of setting it up manually.
Running atop Windows has one final disadvantage. andLinux lacks security support for multi-user environments and can be run by all Windows users that have access to the computer.
For a desktop user, andLinux is a productive method of running Linux and Windows together. It doesn't focus on segregating Windows and Linux as host and guest OS. Instead of merely coexisting it allows the two OSes to cooperate, resulting in the welcome ability to share files between the two OSes and open files using apps on either OS. It's still slower than a pure Linux installation, but it runs smoothly as compared to Linux running on an emulated PC, especially on older and slower hardware.
All said and done, andLinux's limitations aren't any greater than those of a virtualized environment, and in its current form, neither are its advantages. But I'd still recommend it to desktop users, due to its non-existent learning curve and for taking Linux-Windows interoperability to a whole new level.
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Frances M. Finney, who overcame poverty, earned a college degree and became a city school teacher, died April 19 from heart failure at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson. The Guilford resident was 82.
Frances Mae Hopkins was born in Baltimore and was raised in her maternal grandmother's Etting Street rowhouse.
"Like many African-American families in the 1930s and 1940s, she grew up poor and remembered being taunted by others because of the neighborhood where she lived," said a daughter, Joyce E. Stewart, who is director of implementation and compliance for the Housing Authority of Baltimore City.
"There were times when there was no food, so she went without, and there were times when she would stand and look longingly into the windows of Silber's Bakery on Monroe Street," said Ms. Stewart, who lives in Washington Village. "And there were times when money was so scarce her family could not pay for coal to keep the house warm."
After graduating from Douglass High School in 1948, she enrolled at what is now Morgan State University, where she earned a bachelor's degree in social studies in 1952.
"She put herself through college working for McCormick Caterers," her daughter said.
After graduating from college, she married Dr. James Cornelius Finney, a Morgan professor. The couple moved to Durham, N.C., when Dr. Finney joined the faculty of North Carolina Central College.
While living in Durham, Mrs. Finney became active in civil rights and played an instrumental role in desegregating the Duke University Library, her daughter said.
Mrs. Finney and her husband, along with their two daughters, returned to Baltimore in the early 1960s and purchased a home on Powhatan Avenue.
She resumed her civil rights activities, with many celebrities visiting her home.
After her marriage ended in the 1960s, Mrs. Finney was faced with being a single parent raising her two children.
She began her teaching career in 1961 in city public schools as a geography and history teacher. She taught at Lemmel Junior High School and Garrison Junior High School, and later became a guidance counselor at City College and Southern High School.
"She obtained a part-time job at the local movie theater and rented out part of her home. Known for her fashion flair, she purchased her clothing at thrift and consignment shops," said Ms. Stewart. "She learned how to turn one penny into five and with the same focus and determination that got her through college."
Mrs. Finney returned to college and earned a master's degree in guidance counseling from the Johns Hopkins University in 1968.
"Throughout her life, she never forgot her roots. She fought tirelessly to obtain quality education for families who faced financial challenges," said Ms. Stewart.
"She volunteered her time and energy advocating for better education for Baltimore's youth and often opened her home to disadvantaged children in hopes that she could inspire them to continue their education," she said.
Mrs. Finney was also active in Keep All Pupils in School and was project director of Student Community Services.
Mrs. Finney retired from Southern High in 1989.
"Years after she retired, people would walk up to her on the street and thank her for her tough love in the classroom," her daughter said.
Her professional memberships included the American Personnel and Guidance Association, American Psychotherapy Group Association, and the Community Psychiatric Clinic of the Johns Hopkins Hospital.
She sponsored a Girl Scout troop in earlier years and volunteered at the Red Cross and in the political campaigns of Parren J. Mitchell and Benjamin L. Cardin.
For many years, she was a communicant of St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church, where she had served on the vestry and was a lay minister.
Through her church, she organized an after-school program for children at Dallas-Nichols Elementary School, which gave them access to computers and a tutorial program.
"The program sought to prepare the children for state assessments and saw an improvement in the reading and math skills of the children because of this program," her daughter said.
For the last 32 years, Mrs. Finney lived at Winthrop House on North Charles Street, where she served on the condominium board and was a committee chair.
Mrs. Finney was a world traveler; some of the destinations she visited included the Great Wall of China, Tiananmen Square, Egypt, Shanghai, Jerusalem and London.
"She was even propositioned by an Italian count for a romantic tryst but declined," said Ms. Stewart with a laugh.
Mrs. Finney never lost her taste for civic activism or fighting injustice. In 2003, she was arrested with other members of The Women in Black, who marched in downtown Baltimore protesting the U.S. involvement in the Iraq War.
"She wore her arrest like a badge of honor and was tickled pink that her fight to stop a war garnered such attention by law enforcement and the media," her daughter said.
Mrs. Finney was communicant of the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer, 5603 N. Charles St., where a celebration of her life service will be held at 10:30 a.m. June 1.
In addition to her daughter, Mrs. Finney is survived by another daughter, Joan E. Smothers of Mount Washington; and a grandson.
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Our characteristically dormant Sun has shown signs of awakening from it's year plus long slumber this week. Specifically, a new sunspot group has formed on the Earthward facing side, and is now rotating towards the limb. This is definitely part of the new solar cycle #24, as characterized by its reversed polarity. Thus far, this solar cycle has been off to a sputtering start, at best. All amateur scopes, be they hydrogen Alpha, Calcium K, or safely filtered white light are encouraged to watch as this monster sunspot rotates around this Sun's limb. The group already shows the envelopment of a fine dark umbra embedded in a pale penumbra, and will hopefully throw some looping prominences up through the chromosphere as it rotates from view. If you do not have optical means, you can still follow the action via SpaceWeather (the link above) or the Solar Heliocentric Observatories' (SOHO) website! Enjoy!
29.10.09:Is Solar Activity on the Upswing?
17.9.9: A Farside Sunspot Group?
Activity on the Sun may be finally picking up. Specifically, a new sunspot group has been seen up forming on the farside of the Sun. That's right; astronomers can now model the goings-on within the Sun with such precession, thanks largely to satellites like SOHO and the GONG network, that we can now predict with some confidence whats going on on the side of the Sun turned away from us! This is mostly due to a growing sub-branch of astronomy known as helioseismology. The Sun itself rotates at about once every 25 days, although this varies by latitude because the Sun is essentially a big rotating gas ball. The twin Stereo spacecraft are also slowly inching their way out into leading and trailing orbit(s), providing us with a good peak around the limb. If you own a solar scope, the next week or so might be good cause for increased monitoring; the new solar cycle #24 might just be ready to put on its first show!


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ABELSON Yehoshua, wife Vitel
ABELSON Avraham-Yoel, wife Chanah and three children
ABELSON Sheinka, husband of Menachem Eliezer from Polotniza and three children
ABELSON Yechezkiel, wife Itah
ABRAMOVITZ, Miriam
AISENBERG, Joseph, wife Chanah
AISENBERG, Simah
ORMAN, Chayah-Itel, Feivel, Blumah, Moshe, Ephraim, Chanah, Bahrel, Joseph, wife Chayah and five children
BERMAN Fraydl, her daughters Feigel and Suniah and son Zelig
BOROVICK Bsil, son Nathaniel and daughters Rivkah and Yehudith
BOROVICK Chayah and son Yechiel
BOROVICK Yechiel, wife Chavah and daughters Dinah, Liphshah and Chasiah
BOROVICK Chayah Devutiah
BOROVICK Jonah, wife Chavah and daughter Chanah
BIGON Yitzchak, wife Tamar
BOROVICK Yechiel
BOROVICK Rachel, daughter Sarah-Tamah
WEISMAN Sheindel and her two daughters
BOIM Tzvi, Rivkah, Moshe, Eliezer
BITZIK Asher, wife Soniah and children
BEIGEL David, wife Peih, children Manes? and Zeldah
GELMAN Yitzchak-David, wife Malkah
GELMAN Feivel, wife Beilkah, daughters Shoshanah and Esther, son Sender
GOLDSTEIN Chayah, daughter Esther and son Shlomo
GOLDBERG Yitzchak, wife Itah, daughter Shoshanah
GOTTLEIB Aharon, daughters Miriam and Nachmah
GUTMAN Asher, wife Rachel, daughter Feigel and son Yitzchak
GOLDMAN Avraham, wife Sarah Minka, son Israel
GENDZEL Yitzchak, wife Esther
GENDZEL Cheike (Dombrovitza)
HORTZIN Arieh, wife Tzipah, son David
HARITZON Chayah (Horodniya)
WACHS Gisen, wife Chava, son Arieh
WACHS Jakob, wife Gniah and two children
WACHS Zev, wife Sarah-Pearl, sons Elihu, Tzvi and Baruch, daughters Prumkah, Miriam, Rivkah and Chanah
WACHS Hershel, wife Susil two children
WACHS Prumah
WACHS Nisan, wife Yentel, daughter Haniah and her family, son Jakob
WACHS Haniah, husband Moshe, two children
WIDER Moshe, wife Rachel, sons Hersh-Lieb, Bezalel and Jakob
WASSERMAN Nachman, wife Rachel
WINNICK Shmuel, wife Breindel
WINNICK Zeidel
WINNICK Joseph, wife Rivkah, children Shmuel, Tzirl and Haniah
WERKEL Berel, wife Sarah (daughter of Shlomo Koldni), son Gdaliah
WINNICK Aharon, wife and four children
WASSERSTEIN Zeivel, wife Pesiah Rachel Tzofrik (Shadlitz)
ZULIAR Aharon, wife Sarah, Son Yehudah
ZULIAR Berel, daughters Chayah and Esther
CHAZANTZUK? Chavah, son Aharon
CHUBER Mordechai, wife Chayah, children Chasiah, Zalman, Devorah and Sheindel
CHUBER Chinah, son Yehudah-Nachman
CHUBER Reuben, wife Miriam, children Nisan, David and Nishkah
CHEIT Asher
CHAZANTZUK? Aharon, wife Tziporah, son Chaim and his wife and daughters
CHUBER Mordechai, wife and two children
CHBER Simchah (Nirtzach Bsrny)
CHORFEK Israel (Sarny), wife Chayah (daughter of Shlomo Kolodni) and daughter Peninah
TAKTZ Baruch, wife Chavah, children Jonah and Gitel
TERGER Berel, wife Sarah
TERGER Sheinah-Hudel
TERGER Moshe, wife Chanah
TERGER Shmuel, wife Tziporah
TERGER Yehezkiel, wife and two children
TASHNOTE? Michal, Sarah and Moshe (Rokitna)
TURKNITZ Pesach, Chayah, Chaskah, Nach, Meir, Chaim, Aharon (Toman)
YODELMAN Mordechai, wife Esther
YACHNOYK? Yitzchak, wife Feivel, children Feivel, Eidel and Nisan
KATZ Moshe, wife B'sil and daughter Sarah-Miriam
KATZ David, wife Tziporah
KATZ Sprintzah, son Ephraim
KATZ Shlomo, wife Chayah and two children
LOFTAH Arieh, wife Malkah, sons Zalman and Moshe
LOFTAH Meir, wife Rachel, son Nathaniel and his wife and daughters
LOFTAH Jakob (son of Eliezer), wife Chayah, children Eliezer and Malkah
LOFTAH Nachum, wife Feigel, children Zalman, Ben-Tzion, Rivkah and Tzvi
LOFTAH Kalman, wife Tziporah, children Gitel and Aharon
LOFTAH Feige-Mirl
LOFTAH Arieh
LOFTAH Berel, sons Yitzchak, ... , daughter Nishkah
LOFTAH Joseph, wife and four children
LOFTAH Mendel, wife Peiah, sons Nisan, Shmuel and daughter Shevah (Litinitz)
LOFTIN Zeidel, wife Devorah (Loninitz)
LOFTAH Jakob (son of Zalman), wife Rachel, children Shulamith, Sheindel, Zalman and Yehudah (Stolin)
LOFTIN Aizik, wife Gitel (Rovno)
LOFTIN Itah, husband Joseph Sefir and son Nisan (Lodo)
LOFTIN Sosil (Dombrovitza)
LIEBERMAN Leibush, wife, children Sarah-Pessel and Hershel
LIEBERMAN Asneth Goldah, husband and children (Rovno)
LEPINSKY Chaim, wife and three children
LEPINSKYAsher, wife Goldah Rachel
LEPINSKY Chayah and husband
LECHMANTZOK Chayah Sarah
LECHMANTZOK Moshe Aharon, wife Reizel
LECHMANTZOK Bezalel and Yekir
LECHMANTZOK Aharon, wife Sarah
LECHMANTZOK Hershel, wife Rachel, children Sarah and Peretz
LICHTENGOLD Nemi
LICHTENGOLD Loftin Chanah, daughters Chayah and Beilkah
LICHTENGOLD Bruniah and Yochavar (Loninitz)
LIEBERMAN Nathan, wife Leah
LIEBERMAN Arieh Tzvi, wife Menuchah (Toman)
LINN Malkah, husband Tudras and his son Joseph
LIEBERMAN Chaim Asher (Zidin)
MEIZEL Beinush, son Asher and his daughter
MEIZEL Hadasah, husband Pinchas and two children
MINTEL Yehudith
NACHFAN Joseph Lieb, wife Freidel, daughter Tirtzah and son Israel
NACHFAN Gershon, wife Chayah, son Israel and daughter Rachel
NACHFAN Asher, wife Goldah and daughter
NACHFAN Israel-Chaim, wife Reizel
SOSNICK Chaim, wife Chayah and two children
PEARL Nachman, wife Malkah, children Sender, Yitzchak and Rivkah
PEARL Chayah and child
POTROCH Hershel, wife Devorah, children Tziporah and Aharon
POTROCH Berel
PRINKEL Aharon, wife and two children
FELDMAN Devorah
PEARLMAN Dobroshkah
PICKMAN Joseph, wife Sosul and children
FISHMAN Sarah, husband Zelig and children Merl, Leah, Nachman and Aizel (Dombrovitza)
FELDLEIT Joshua, wife Devorah
FELDLEIT Miriam, children Rivkah, Perdil, Fraydl? and ...
FELDLEIT Etil, husband and child (Dombrovitza)
FISHMAN Merkel
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PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. — Brandt Snedeker goes into the weekend at Pebble Beach with another chance to win, this time without golf's biggest stars in his way.
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What's Under Your Bed?
There is no room under my bed for the obvious such as shoes. Nope......under my bed you will find all my Christmas wrapping paper, bows, tissue paper and boxes.
All the shoes (all 55 pair of black shoes) are stacked in the closet along with the 48 pair of flip flops. I love, love, love flip flops, so much so that I thought they would make cute gift tags. Aren't they the cutest? They are listed on the "Celebrations" page of my website and a few on my new Etsy shop. They are so diva chic! And make the perfect finishing touch for a beautifully wrapped gift. With the warmer weather now it's time to make sure my tootsies have the best Opi polish on them and your gifts have the best tags on them.
I was tickled pink to find out I was chosen by MoonDog as a blog "You'll Love". Thank you Sheri so much and I also was given the Kreativ Blogger award by Sandi from the Etsy Cottage Site. It's a fabulous group of gals who have the most gorgeous items. It always amazes me that anyone would take the time to read anything I have to say. I am grateful for the little things in life that make it such a celebration. :) So until nest (oops...that must have been a slip of the tongue) next time ............
......what's under your bed?? ?
36 comments :
- Jenny said...
Dog Hair, lots and lots of DOG HAIR!!! hehehe!! Love the flip flops! Very cute!
- Wednesday, April 01, 2009
- Margie said...
Absolutely nothing is under my bed except the carpet (and dust, I'm sure!) and sometimes my little bedside rugs "walk" under the bed!
I love the flip-flop tags, they are too cute! I'm ready to get my flip-flops out, too, but I would probably get frost bite on my toesies yet, it's still a bit too cold here! :(
Have a lovely evening!
Margie :)
- Wednesday, April 01, 2009
- Ballerina Girl said...
Great gift tags...actually quite perfect for here! We(said in general as in almost ALL Brazilians) wear flip flops EVERYWHERE...
to breakfast, lunch and/or dinner
to walk around in
around the house
to school
to clean
to sweep the tennis courts (which are clay mind you!)
You need some from here! Tell me your size and color preference, and I can mail you some this summer when I get back to the States!
- Wednesday, April 01, 2009
- Barbara said...
I have clear rolling under bed rubbermaid totes... 1 with out of season clothing, 2 with additional bedding and linens. I have one of those beds that requires a step stool as well, so I put the space to good use :)
- Wednesday, April 01, 2009
- Sheri~Pawsh Poodle said...
MH~ I live in Flip Flops...they are my fav!!!
Black shoes are great too :)
Hugs....little Chick~Sheri
- Wednesday, April 01, 2009
- Nola said...
Love your flip flop tags; how original and adorable! My bed is pretty low to the ground, so I can't get a lot under there, just a mish mash of things, and I wouldn't DARE show a photo because of all the dust and fur!
- Wednesday, April 01, 2009
- Connie said...
Are you KIDDING, chickee!! I'm afraid to look. Food storage galore under there........ Hah.
- Wednesday, April 01, 2009
- Brenda Eason said...
I mostly keep my big serving pieces such as my watermelon bowl,my Spanish serving ware.Things I need to get to for meals,but don't use everyday.
- Wednesday, April 01, 2009
- BittersweetPunkin said...
Cute cute tags Lynn!! There is absolutely not a darn thing under my bed....nuthin'.
- Wednesday, April 01, 2009
- ♥ Boomer ♥ said...
Since we just painted our bedroom and had to move the bed, it's fairly sane under there right now! ;-) But there's not a lot of storage space - so it's mainly one big, flat, plastic holder of shoes.
Love those cute little gift tags!
- Wednesday, April 01, 2009
- Brenda Pruitt said...
Cat hair. And I'm sure a dog toy or two.
- Wednesday, April 01, 2009
- Ballerina Girl said...
of course Ill send them! why not...
but I need a color choice...
basically they have plain colors, or some have soles that are just so pretty...either flowers or...
AH I've got it! Is a blue motif good for you? I have the perfect pair in mind!
- Wednesday, April 01, 2009
- Dawn Marie said...
i dont know but i hope its dead! for real--its not good!
Your flip flops are adorable..and i"m like you-I love flip flops. Last year for 4th of July I found the cutest pair --red with rhinestones!
- Wednesday, April 01, 2009
- antigoni said...
Under my bed i have my collections (shells, napkins, little stones, old cards, matchboxes and sugars , the one in the sachet). Don't think of something big. It's a small box.
- Thursday, April 02, 2009
What's under my bed is nothing :-) I don't have the raised one so no enough space for storage under there :-)
The flip flops tags are soooooo cute! :-) It wThey will definitely ad a something-something to the gift :-) Love the animal print and the polka dots :-)
- Thursday, April 02, 2009
- Bargain Decorating with Laurie said...
You make me wish for a dust ruffle on my bed! Since I don't have dust ruffle, I can't store anything under the bed (except a lot of dust bunnies, and I'm not taking pictures of them)! These flip flop tags are absolutely adorable! You are just so creative. laurie
- Thursday, April 02, 2009
- Bargain Decorating with Laurie said...
Oops! Forgot to tell you congratulations on your award and on being chosen as A Blog You'll Love. Well deserved recognition for a great blog. laurie
- Thursday, April 02, 2009
- Brenda Eason said...
You can get the machine and syrup both at Wal-mart on the summer isle. I wouldn't pay the shipping on ebay if I were you.
- Thursday, April 02, 2009
- Margaret Cloud said...
Your flip flops are very cute especially the ones with lace and ribbons. I don't like the ones that go between your toes.
- Thursday, April 02, 2009
- Pat@Back Porch Musings said...
Dust Bunnies, laced with Black Labrador Retriever hair!!:-)
- Thursday, April 02, 2009
- Tara said...
Dustballs--I gotta admit it! :0)
- Thursday, April 02, 2009
You are so right Lynn! Each of my children have rollout drawers under their beds for more storage & I use old zip up suit bags to store extras.
Love your cute and unique flip flops!
Happy weekend!
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- Friday, April 03, 2009
- GMG said...
Hi Lynn! Trying to emulate Mrs. Marcos? ;))
Now, one week working without coming here and you don't even remember that
Blogtrotter still exists. But it's there, even if India 2008 has come to an end… ;)). Have a great weekend!
- Friday, April 03, 2009
- English Cottage in Georgia said...
I love the flip flop tags...so cute!
It drives my husband nuts....I have a 52" quartersawn table top under my bed. The pedestal is in a guestroom serving as a table.
It will be used as a table when (if) the kitchen is ever remodeled...the floor sags and will mess up the joints. :-)
- Friday, April 03, 2009
- CatHerder said...
i have nothing under my bed, only because it is a platform waterbed.....55 pairs of shoes?!!!!! OMG I have 2 pair of Teva flip flops, my nursing shoes, a pair of sneakers, a pair of those slipon suede cloggy shoes from LLBean, and two pair of high heels from Vic. Secret.and a pair of custom made cowboy boots..thats it! 55 pair? how do you decide what to wear???
- Saturday, April 04, 2009
- GMG said...
Hi Lynn! OK, India shopping is over, but there is something new at Blogtrotter. Enjoy and have a great Sunday!
- Sunday, April 05, 2009
- Roxie Morrow said...
I don't even want to go looking under our beds. LOL
Love the flip flops, how cute for summer parties!
Thanks for stopping by today Lynn. Miss you!
- Sunday, April 05, 2009
- Sue said...
Oh Lynn, I love that you love black shoes! I am obsessed with black, period. My SIL says I need to get out of the funeral clothes! LOL As for underneath MY bed.... a 36" tabletop & legs that will become a desk when I finish the 3rd guestroom. Also my Step, risers, and weights. All covered by a white dust ruffle so no one can see!!! All the best. Sue
- Sunday, April 05, 2009
- Tracie~MyPetiteMaison said...
Hi Lynn,
You're going to laugh (or be scared) but the Boogeyman is kind of under my bed. Have you seen that movie Trilogy of Terror with the doll that runs around after the woman? That doll is under my bed with many pairs of tennis shoes and flip flops. I'll have to post a photo of him one of these days. Love the tags, they're darling!
- Sunday, April 05, 2009
- Margie said...
Hi Lynn, this is a lovely post, and the flip flops are inspirational, I think the underneath of your bed is charming. I had a peek under my bed and found the following:
a brown shoe, a sailor theme sock, a hairclip, a pair of green clogs and a lot of dust.
I noticed another Margie on your comments and sent her a comment too. hugs Margie.
- Sunday, April 05, 2009
- gail said...
Hi Lynn, I love, love, love the flip flop tags. Soooo cute. I hope you are doing great and had a nice weekend. Oh by the way,, whats under my bed??? CAts, lots of cats. LOL :)
Happy Creating ,, gail
- Monday, April 06, 2009
- trash talk said...
Cute tags, Lynn! But then everything you create is always tutu cute.
Under my bed, you will find a ton of linens in boxes! Plus books, dust bunnies and Cat Daddy every now and then hiding from me!
If you love flip flops you have got to get you some yellow box. OMGosh!!! They are the cutest and most comfortable ever.
- Monday, April 06, 2009
- Sandy aka Doris the Great said...
Under my bed? Well I know there are several festive-looking Xmas boxes containing gifts for Xmas 09; there's a bag of books I bought for myself for next Xmas that I haven't read yet (have to do that before I start remembering what they are!); there's a big, shallow, faux-leather tote containing things for the girls Easter baskets; and more that I don't remember. One of the little things that bring me joy periodically is actually dragging everything out and looking at it. It's a day of "Oh my, look at this!" OR "Wow, I forgot I bought this for her!" It's a fun day.
- Wednesday, April 08, 2009
- Brittany said...
I too have an obsession for flip flops. When it's remotely warm enough here, I grab my flip flops! And there's no way I would show you what's under my bed. Mounds of dog hair no doubt, along w/dust bunnies yuck!! (chinchillas are my pet name for them)
Love your tags!! I once made foam flip flop invitations for my baby girl's beach birthday party!! Too cute
- Thursday, April 09, 2009
- Louise said...
Nothing is under my bed, but there IS wrapping paper, and a few craft supplies under my daughters'. (It's better there because they can't stuff it full of toys, clothes, whatever.)
I love the flip flop tags!
- Saturday, April 18, 2009
- SRA said...
Besides some Dust Wolves...who have eaten the Dust Bunnies no doubt...just the area rug. I've always wanted one of those beds with the nifty drawers under the boxsprings. The underside of the bed always seemed like such wasted space to me, except for when I was a little girl and we used to hide under our beds at night trying to escape from the "Sandman!" Great Blog! Reading your entries is a delight! Well Done!
- Tuesday, April 21, 2009


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"The Voice" is welcoming two very special guests on Monday: First Lady Michelle Obama and Dr. Jill Biden. No, they're not singing – but the duo will appear live alongside coaches Christina Aguilera, Adam Levine, Blake Shelton and Pharrell Williams and host Carson Daly to promote the fifth anniversary of their organization Joining Forces.
FLOTUS and Biden are traveling across the country this week to promote the anniversary of Joining Forces. The organization calls on all Americans to show support for service members, veterans and their families by offering them employment, education and wellness opportunities.
The entire audience of "The Voice's" top 10 performance show on Monday night will be filled with active duty and retired service members and military families.
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The following night, FLOTUS guest stars on "NCIS" – the very first non-news production granted permission to film inside the White House in an episode that also promotes Joining Forces.
"She was just wonderful and welcoming and I can't thank her enough for what she did for our crew," "NCIS" showrunner Gary Glasberg told E! News of the show's trip to Washington D.C. "And then we did a couple of scenes outside the White House as well. It was a special day for us. And at the end of the day it's all about this organization and the support of this organization and we're happy to do it."
"The Voice" airs Mondays and Tuesdays at 8 p.m. on NBC. "NCIS" airs Tuesdays at 8 p.m. on CBS.
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To protect the health and safety of our community and staff, many Sutter County offices will be closed to the public starting March 20, 2020 until further notice.
For Immediate Release:
At approximately 1:40 P.M. today, the Yuba City Police Department notified the Sutter County Sheriff's Department of a possible shooting incident that occurred on SR99 near the area of Lomo Crossing. The investigation by Sheriff's Detectives determined that the incident occurred in the area south of Lomo Crossing on SR 99 at approximately 1:30 pm today. The information is sketchy at this point but Detectives learned that the victim's vehicle was southbound from Lomo Crossing on SR 99 when a burgundy pick up truck pulled along side it as the roadway went from two lanes to four. There was some type of attempt by the driver of the truck to get the victims' vehicle to pull over. Shortly thereafter, a shot was heard and the victim (26yr old female) was struck in the left shoulder area. The medical condition of the female is not confirmed at this time. The male driver of the victim's vehicle was not injured.
Information developed at this time indicated that there may have been at least two persons in the truck. The truck was last seen taking the Eager Road exit.
Anyone with information on this incident is asked to contact the Sutter County Sheriff's Department Detective Division at 530-822-7307.
There will be no additional scheduled releases on this incident.
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Marsh Pennywort (Hydrocotyle verticillata)
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Marsh Pennywort
Hydrocotyle verticillata
Max Height
7 cm (2.8")
Max Width
10 cm (3.9")
Alternative names[edit | edit source]
- Whorled Pennywort, Whorled Umbrella Plant, Marsh Pennywort
Environment Specifics[edit | edit source]
- This is not an easy plant and must have high light and soft acidic water in order to thrive.
Identification[edit | edit source]
- Grows across the substrate trailing roots and putting up a few rounded leaves at each node.