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Q: Yosemite (> 10.10.x) randomly freezes and crashes on my MacBook Pro 15" Early 2011 I already had a similar problem before and after more than two years of struggling (I had this problem long since the Yosemite) I am still being daily annoyed by the same problem.:
Is this crash normal?
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3358689
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/2768351?start=1650&tstart=1369#discussion-16646143
However this time it is slightly different. The thing is, it newer "randomly shut downs" while I'm on Windows, doing stuff, playing games, etc. - it only happens on Yosemite, and it is a fresh copy on the new SSD and all that. Therefore, I really don't think it's a hardware problem. There is even nothing in the logs at that time (???)
After I installed the new Yosemite OS with Boot Camp (Windows 8.1 Pro) on my brand new Samsung 840 EVO 1TB SSD, my MacBook Pro randomly froze and after a few minutes - shut itself down.
I even thought it could do something with my USB ports, because of this (only a few keys worked on login when external USB hub with Yeti mic plugged in): Some keyboard keys are not working on login to Yosemite but after some more testing, I can rule that out. It's reproducible with no devices connected over USB.
This problem occurs more frequently when I'm watching videos or working with Photoshop and Illustrator at the same time but sometimes it's totally random (but then, why it's not shutting down when I'm playing games on Windows?) I thought this could be a GPU issue, so I installed gfxCardStatus, but no luck here.
Could this be an "Automatic graphics switching" issue or is it something else?

A: I had the same problem since a couple of days. Here's what I've done to (apparently) fix it:
Created another Administrator account. Logged onto that account. Removed DropBox, Skype, Viber, Evernote.
Why? Those where the only applications my new account did not run, and my new account never experienced any crashes.
I then got back to my primary account and downloaded the latest version of Skype (7.1) and Viber. I am now running Skype and Viber as before. I had no use for DropBox or Evernote anyway.
I used to have crashes shortly after restarting. I am now on my second hour with a solid machine. I don't know if this will stay so, but at least you can see if it is any help to you.

A: Just in case this helps anyone. I recently added a Samsung SSD to my late 2011 17 Macbook Pro running Yosemite and after a few week I had the same issue. Screen freeze, sometime grey screen with lines and then auto re boot. First thing I tried was putting back the old hard drive and that worked so it must be an issue with the SSD. Annoying because with the SSD it was so much faster..

A: There is not much to go on with what you have given.  It could be an Automatic graphics switching issue.  I've also had a bad SSD present similar freezes.  I would recommend performing diagnostics on the Hard Drive, RAM and anything else you can.  Rule out whether or not you have hardware that is failing.  Then from there, you can begin to troubleshoot the OS.

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I can't believe Christmas is almost here!!
I'm not even remotely close to being ready, are you?
Ugh, every year I plan on starting early and it just doesn't happen. LOL!
As usual, I just couldn't resist an idea I had for a baby card, and this one just makes me giggle.
Both of these adorable little creatures are from With Wondering Awe, as is the "Shh".
I created the rest of the sentiment I created using Tag Alongs and Baby Talk.


Cookouts and get-togethers are in full swing. While I love seeing family and friends, I always worry about the food being served. I've become such a finicky eater in the past few years that traditional summer fare doesn't really appeal to me.
The one nice thing, however, is that with my reputation of loving food, I can show up with any dish and no one gets offended that I brought food. In fact, I think it's slightly expected.
I always have a stock of grains in the cupboards ,cheese in the refrigerator, and produce from the CSA. There are so many variations you can do with this summer farro salad just by changing out the grain, cheese, or veggies.
A quick note about farro. For this recipe I actually farro piccolo (einkorn wheat) that can be found in some health food stores or online. Farro is actually a broad term for three different kinds of wheat and most farro purchased in the United States is the farro medio or emmer. Ancient Grains for Modern Meals is a great cookbook that has a small section on the difference between the three grains, I highly suggest you check it out!
And on that note, I'm off to pack! Leaving for Colorado in the morning for a week full of running around in the woods and hiking! Have a great weekend!
While I use tomatoes and cucumbers, you could really throw whatever you may have. Other ideas are broccoli, swiss chard, kale, or zucchini.
Bring a large pot of water to a boil, add farro, and cook until tender; 15-20 minutes. When farro is done tender (it will still be slightly chewy) drain and place in a large serving bowl.
Cube cucumber and slice cherry tomatoes in half, toss with farro. Sprinkle feta on top.
Whisk together olive oil, lemon juice, honey, and basil. Drizzle over salad and lightly toss until salad is coated. Let sit and chill slightly before serving.
What a fantastic reputation to have! If you were coming over to my place, you'd always be welcome to bring a dish.
Just made this, sooooo good!
looks good! I have never had farro before, but how do you think it would be if I swapped it out for Quinoa?
I think it would be just as lovely- I enjoy quinoa in these types of salads as well!


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Париж — Труа () — шоссейная однодневная велогонка по маршруту между французскими городами Провен и Труа. Проводится с 1910 года. Входит в календарь Европейского тура UCI, имея категорию 1.2.

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Велогонки во Франции
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In a food processor, add the ginger, jalapeno and green onion. Pulse until they are finely chopped. In a medium saucepan, add the vegetable oil over medium heat. Add the ginger mixture and saute until tender. Combine the ketchup, mango juice, passion fruit juice, cider vinegar, molasses and dry mustard in a bowl and add to the saucepan. Season with salt and pepper. Let simmer for 10 minutes for the flavors to blend.


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On Thursday, April 11, 2019, at Opening Ceremony Day 2 at FDIC International 2019, FDIC Education Director Chief (Ret.) Bobby Halton addressed the crowd of more than 2,500 attendees.
"Work fixes everything," said Aaron Fields of the Seattle (WA) Fire Department as he addressed the crowd at FDIC International 2019's second day of Opening Ceremonies.
On Thursday at FDIC International 2019, Captain Bill Gustin of the Miami-Dade (FL) Fire Rescue Department received the 2019 Tom Brennan Lifetime Achievement Award and Anthony "Andoni" Kastros received the 2019 Fire Engineering/ISFSI George D. Post Instructor of the Year Award.
On Thursday, April 11, 2019, at Opening Ceremony Day 2 of FDIC International 2019, the National Fire Heritage Center (NFHC), which serves as a research facility for fire departments, collectors, fire service professionals, and others who need detailed specifications, base information, and general history relative to the fire service, inducted six members to its Hall of Legends, Legacies, and Leaders (HLLL).
Lieutenant Bradford T. Clark, of Hanover County (VA) Fire-EMS, was honored with the 2019 Ray Downey Courage and Valor Award at the FDIC International 2019 Opening Ceremony Day 1 on Wednesday, April 10, 2019, at the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis before a standing-room-only crowd of more than 3,000 attendees.
Lieutenant Paul Combs from the Bryan (OH) Fire Department addressed the assembled crows at Wednesday's FDIC International 2019 Opening Ceremony.
On Wednesday, April 10, 2019, at the Opening Ceremony Day 1 of FDIC International 2019, FDIC Education Director Chief (Ret.) Bobby Halton fired up the standing-room only crowd of more than 3,500 attendees with his Welcome Remarks.
This year, FDIC International 2019 offered 27 hands-on training evolutions and taught thousands of students over two days. Here are a few of the new evolutions offered, as well as a list of exhibitors and manufacturers and a list of local departments that donated equipment, rigs, and staffing to help make the evolutions a logistical success.
Join your hosts live from FDIC International 2019 in Indianapolis, Indiana! The Friday show has Danny Sheridan, Dennis Rubin, Rich Gasaway, and members of Sons of the Flag!
The new 107-foot Rescue Ladder is the first aerial over 100' on Ferrara's custom MVP cab and body.
The vehicle was traveling in adverse road and driving conditions due to a wintery mix of rain, snow, and ice.
In this column, I'm going to discuss rekindle and due diligence and what steps the fire department could have taken to prevent this lawsuit from happening.
This month's collection of recent fire apparatus deliveries.
Ferrara Fire Apparatus recently supplied eight custom pumpers to the San Francisco (CA) Fire Department on Igniter chassis with 169-inch wheelbases and 96-inch-wide flat-roof cabs with seating for six firefighters.
When the fire department responded, the firefighters quickly grabbed the TIC to scan the structure and knocked down the fire. Once they knocked down the fire, they performed overhaul using the TIC and declared the fire out.


Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza called on his state counterpart Friday to force four Brooklyn high school yeshivas to open up their doors to city inspectors amid concerns the ultra religious institutions aren't giving their students proper educations.
In a letter to state education Commissioner MaryEllen Elia, Carranza charged the all-boys yeshivas — two in Borough Park and two in Williamsburg — have refused to accommodate Department of Education inspectors 13 times since 2015.
Carranza urged Elia to take immediate steps so the DOE can access the schools. If not, Elia should determine the schools aren't in compliance with state requirements, which could eventually deprive them of all public funding, Carranza said.
The Orthodox Jewish schools have long faced scrutiny over whether they are failing to meet state educational requirements and in turn leaving their graduates with incomplete degrees.
There is particular concern that instructors at the religious schools may not be sufficiently teaching subjects such as English, science and math.
Carranza's letter also asked the state to provide guidance on two other yeshiva high schools in Brooklyn, one of which has been deemed in compliance by the Board of Regents and another whose status remains unclear.
The state education agency had not responded to Carranza's request as of late Friday.
Mayor de Blasio's administration launched an investigation into the city's yeshivas in 2015 after hizzoner faced flak for allegedly stalling the inquiry to avoid angering the city's politically powerful Hasidic community.
The probe has dragged on and a conclusive outcome has yet to materialize.
The city's yeshivas first came under scrutiny after secular Jewish education group Yaffed published a list of 39 schools that pocketed public funds but failed to provide basic secular curriculum.
Yaffed welcomed Carranza's letter and urged Elia to act on it.


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Галасі — село в Україні, у Львівському районі Львівської області, орган місцевого самоврядування — Жовківська міська рада. Населення становить 49 осіб (станом на 2001 рік). Село розташоване за 9,3 кілометра від центру громади — Жовкви.

Географія

Село Галасі лежить за 9,3 км на північний захід від районного центру, фізична відстань до Києва — 451,5 км.

Історія

До 1940 року Галасі були присілком села Замочок, що в Жовківському повіті.

Населення

Станом на 1989 рік у селі проживала 71 особа, серед них — 30 чоловіків і 41 жінка.

За даними перепису населення 2001 року у селі проживали 49 осіб. Рідною мовою назвали:

Політика

Голова сільської ради — Щигель Марія Володимирівна, 1967 року народження, вперше обрана у 2010 році. Інтереси громади представляють 16 депутатів сільської ради:

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Посилання

 Облікова картка на сайті ВРУ
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Села Львівської області
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As the tempo of harsh CIA interrogation of terrorism suspects increased in early 2003, an agency medical officer observed to a colleague that their role of providing an "institutional conscience and the limiting factor" for the program had clearly changed.
Medical personnel, the officer wrote in an e-mail, were becoming "the ones who are dedicated to maximizing the benefit in a safe manner and keeping everyone's butt out of trouble."
As described in the Senate Intelligence Committee report released this week, CIA medical doctors, as well as psychologists, were intimately involved in virtually every interrogation session to a far greater extent than was previously known.
Staff physicians from the CIA's Office of Medical Services served as observers, with little evidence in the report that they intervened to stop the use of harsh interrogation methods.
In some cases, they warned that interrogation sessions, both planned and underway, risked exceeding guidelines they had compiled. But in most instances documented, medical personnel appear to be enablers — advising that shackles be loosened to avoid extreme edema while a detainee was subjected to prolonged standing or stress positions; covering a wound in plastic during water dousing; and administering "rectal feeding" and "rectal rehydration," which one medical official described as an apparently effective way to "clear a person's head" and get him to talk.
Prior to the interrogation of the first detainee in 2002, alleged al-Qaeda facilitator Abu Zubaida, the report noted, "CIA headquarters, with medical personnel participation, stated that the 'interrogation process takes precedence over preventative medical procedures.' "
"So it begins," a medical officer e-mailed to OMS headquarters in Langley, Va., after observing Abu Zubaida interrogation sessions, which included placing him in confinement boxes and waterboarding him.
Abu Zubaida "seems very resistant to the water board," the medical officer wrote. "Longest time with the cloth over his face so far has been 17 seconds. This is sure to increase shortly. NO useful information so far. . . . He did vomit a couple of times during the water board with some beans and rice. It's been 10 hours since he ate so this is surprising and disturbing. We plan to only feed Ensure for a while now."
"I'm head[ing] back for another water board session," the Aug. 4, 2002, e-mail said.
A CIA attorney who later viewed videotapes of those interrogations noted that "the person he assumed was a medical officer was dressed completely in black from head to toe, and was indistinguishable from other [interrogation] team members."
Medical ethicists have expressed outrage at the participation of medical personnel at the sessions ever since descriptions of their role emerged in CIA and Justice Department documents released by the Obama administration in 2009.
"To some degree it's a higher-resolution view," Steven Miles, professor of bioethics at the University of Minnesota Medical School, said of the Senate report. "Things including the withholding of care are much more graphically displayed."
The CIA use of techniques such as "rectal feeding" were previously unknown, said Miles, who also serves on the board of the Center for Victims of Torture. "There is no such thing as rectal feeding. It can't physiologically be done; the colon does not have a lining on it that can absorb nutrients. . . . This thing is not any kind of medical procedure, it's purely an instrument of causing extreme pain."
The American Medical Association, in a statement Friday, said that "the participation of physicians in torture and coercive interrogation is a violation of core ethical values."
In the wake of the report, Physicians for Human Rights called for health professionals to be held accountable for complicity in the program, saying that their participation "was central to providing legal protection" to those carrying it out.
But "the medical community can do damn little except say this is a bad thing to do, because you don't know who these people are," said George J. Annas, chair of the Department of Health Law, Bioethics and Human Rights at Boston University. Names of all CIA medical personnel are blacked out in the report.
The CIA's Office of Medical Services is a little-known corner of the agency. Part of the Directorate of Support, it has traditionally provided employee-related health care and referrals.
Asked about the OMS, a CIA spokesman said that "CIA's medical personnel are dedicated intelligence officers committed to upholding the highest standards of their health profession" and referred questions about their role in the detention and interrogation program to the agency's June 2013 initial response to the draft Senate report.
That declassified document states that "medical concerns" were one reason why waterboarding was discontinued as an enhanced interrogation technique, or EIT, in 2003, and notes that medical personnel "intervened" to ensure that those being subjected to sleep deprivation were given breaks. It also notes that medical personnel were "on scene" working with interrogators in general.
The Senate report includes dozens of references to OMS personnel present at the "black sites" during interrogation sessions where EITs were used against a total of 39 detainees over a four-year period.
At one point, an OMS official complains about a conflict of interest among psychologists working on the program — contractors rather than CIA staff — who were both administering the techniques and assessing their effectiveness, "at a daily compensation reported to be $1800/day, or four times that of interrogators who could not use the technique."
At another point, a medical officer expressed concern that the aggressive waterboarding of Khalid Sheik Mohammed, known as KSM, the alleged mastermind of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, was stressful for interrogators. "The requirements coming from home are really unbelievable in terms of breadth and detail," the officer e-mailed.
In March 2003, the OMS completed draft guidelines for EITs, including waterboarding. Risks, it said, were "directly related to the number of exposures and may well accelerate as exposures increase." It recommended an upper limit of "perhaps 20 in a week."
During one of the 183 waterboarding sessions with KSM, the CIA reported that the medical officer present was "not concerned about regurgitated gastric acid damaging KSM's esophagus," because his gastric contents were so diluted by water. Later, the medical officer reported that KSM was "ingesting and aspiration a LOT of water" and that with "the new technique we are basically doing a series of near drownings."
"I am going the extra mile to try to handle this in a non-confrontational manner," the medical officer later reported of his interactions with interrogators.
While medical personnel expressed concerns about care of wounds suffered by Abu Zubaida, who had been shot during his capture, the report does not indicate they took action. "We are currently providing absolute minimum wound care (as evidenced by the steady deterioration of the wound)" an OMS official e-mailed to headquarters. Abu Zubaida "has no opportunity to practice any form of hygienic self care (he's filthy), the physical nature of this phase dictates multiple stresses . . . and nutrition is bare bones (six cans of ensure daily)."
After two detainees each broke a foot during an escape attempt, medical personnel cautioned that they should not be subjected to certain EITs. The techniques were then administered while the detainees were "seated, secured to a cell wall" rather than being shackled while standing, according to internal documents quoted by the Senate report.
In a May 4, 2005, letter to the CIA, Acting Assistant Attorney General Steven Bradbury referred to several medical journal articles and posed a series of questions. Was it possible, Bradbury asked, "to tell reliably (e.g. from outward physical signs like grimaces) whether a detainee is experiencing severe pain?"
The CIA responded that "all pain is subjective, not objective," but said that "medical officers can monitor for evidence of condition or injury that most people would consider painful."
Medical officers "can and do ask the subject, after the interrogation session has concluded, if he is in pain," the CIA response continued, "and have and do provide analgesics, such as Tylenol and Aleve. . . . We reiterate, that an interrogation session would be stopped if, in the judgment of the interrogators or medical personnel, medical attention was required."
Julie Tate contributed to this report.
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Isaiah McKenzie Show S2, E8: The night a teammate nearly died
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The nation was mortified by this scene in Cincy. What was it like on the field? Where do the Buffalo Bills go from here? Isaiah McKenzie supplies a behind-the-scenes look.
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Go beyond the insipid press conference by getting to know one of the most authentic players in the NFL right here.
What we all saw on Monday Night Football in Cincinnati was horrifying.
But what's it like as an NFL player to think your teammate died on a football field? On our eighth and final episode of "The Isaiah McKenzie Show," the Buffalo Bills wide receiver relives the trauma.
It's true. Players thought they lost Damar Hamlin for good.
Then, Hamlin started breathing again.
Then, everyone headed into the locker room and it was veteran center Mitch Morse who spoke up.
From the field… to the locker room… to playing football again back in Buffalo… to what this all means for the Bills, McKenzie takes you through it all. Were players prepared to take the field again? How did Sean McDermott lead in the moment? How should we view the sport itself? We get into everything and take questions from the audience. It's been a year full of adversity for both the city and the football team. As far as McKenzie sees it, this season has only one logical conclusion.
And as you all know, Hamlin has enjoyed a miraculous recovery. He's already back in Buffalo.
A huge thank you to everyone who has come out to the live show all season long. Mister's Bar & Lanes was packed Monday night. It's been a pleasure.
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Ep 4: The Bills-Chiefs rematch is here
Ep 5: It's gut-check time for the Buffalo Bills
Ep 6: Is this Isaiah's last dance?
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10 Exotic Countries Where You Can Live Rich With $393,600 In Retirement Savings (Or Less)
The average retirement savings of American families age 56 to 61 is a mere $163,577 according to the Economic Policy Institute's (EPI) survey.
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Charley Mendoza is a freelance writer covering business, personal finance, careers, and personal development.
And if that's not depressing enough, this will change your mind:
About 50% of families surveyed have no retirement savings, which leads to
A low median (50th percentile) savings of $17,000 for families approaching retirement
The $163K number was just an average, where the super-savers and high-income earners pulled up the average value of all survey participants.
The rich keep getting richer, while the poor and non-savers barely scraped by:
9 in 10 families in the top 5th income quintiles had a retirement account in 2013,
While less than 1 in 10 families in the bottom income range have NO retirement savings whatsoever.
Low retirement savings and rising healthcare costs are making it harder for more and more Americans to retire stateside.
A Growing Trend
But with a little creativity, you can retire abroad like the 400,000 American seniors already living abroad.
Worried about feeling isolated and estranged in a new country?
You'll meet plenty of new friends!
The number of Americans who retired abroad increased 17% from 2010 to 2015
Travel Market Report says as many as 3.3 million American baby boomers have plans of moving abroad for retirement
Stretching Dollars in Exotic Retirement Destinations
Who said you need a super-sized nest egg to retire comfortably?
The strong conversion rate of the US dollar can help you stretch a small retirement fund, without sacrificing your quality of living.
1. Nicaragua
Nicaragua often tops the list of beautiful yet affordable retirement destinations. It boasts of long Caribbean beaches, freshwater lakes, and old-world cities like León and Granada.
The city of Managua has top-notch international restaurants and malls, so you won't feel like you sacrificed the luxuries of living in the U.S if you retire here.
Cost of living for an expat in León, Nicaragua: $541 per month or $162,300 for a 25-year retirement.
Average Expenses in Nicaragua
Furnished accommodation in expensive part of town (city center) 900 $442
Furnished accommodation outside the city center 900 $220
Furnished studio in city expensive part of town (city center) 480 $443
Furnished studio outside the city center 480 $293
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Cocktail drinks $3.49 for 1 drink
Coffee in the expat area of the city $2.62
Beer in the neighborhood bar $1.14 for a pint
Healthcare: $18 for a consultation with a private doctor.
2. Thailand
Thailand has been luring expats with their good food, great weather, rich culture, and pristine beaches for decades. Now it's also a popular destination for digital nomads in search for an affordable place to live while setting up their online business.
The country's old city walls and Buddhist temples are seamlessly mixed with modern amenities like international schools, malls, and high-end residential strips.
Cost of living for an expat in Chiang Mai, Thailand: $590 per month or $177,000 for a 25-year retirement.
Average Expenses in Thailand
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Internet: $18 a month
Fast food combo meal $5.36
Good bottle of red wine $23
Basic dinner at a local bar $19 for two people
Movie tickets $11 for two tickets
Cocktail drinks $7 for 1 drink
Healthcare: $22 for a consultation with a private doctor
3. Chile
Chile is an established destination for expats, so retirees there enjoy a high-standard of living without feeling isolated. It also scored high on the Global Peace Index.
Cost of living for an expat in Santiago, Chile: $824 per month or $247,200 for a 25-year retirement.
Average Expenses in Chile
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Basic lunch with a drink in the business district $8
4. Portugal
Portugal takes your breath away with its perfect weather, good food, fine wine, and beautiful sunset beaches. You can get a top-shelf retirement here for a fraction of what it would cost in the US.
Cost of living for an expat in Lisbon, Portugal: $1,284 per month or $385,200 for a 25-year retirement.
Average Expenses in Portugal
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5. Dominican Republic
The Dominican Republic isn't the first country that comes to mind when people think of the Caribbean, which is a good thing for retirees in search of an affordable beach paradise. It's not as crowded and expensive as the Bahamas or Cayman Islands.
Don't like the beach? Head to the mountain region of Jarabacoa for a breath of fresh air and slow-paced, countryside lifestyle.
Cost of living for an expat in Jarabacoa, Nicaragua: $1,187 per month or $356,100 for a 25-year retirement.
Average Expenses in Dominican Republic
6. Uruguay
Uruguay has a mild climate, stable economy, a vibrant culture, and an inclusive healthcare system that allows foreign residents to get medical coverage for a fair price.
Cost of living for an expat in Montevideo, Uruguay: $1,312 per month or $393,600 for a 25-year retirement.
Average Expenses in Uruguay
Basic lunch with a drink in the business district $11
7. Malaysia
Retirees in search of life amidst stunning wildlife and forests, without sacrificing the benefits of city-living should head to Malaysia. It also has a low crime rate, cheap food, rich street culture, and good internet.
The Malaysian government has several programs in place to attract foreign retirees, including the Malaysia My Second Home program, which gives eligible participants 10-year renewable visas, tax-free car purchase privilege, and the ability to purchase a house, among other benefits.
Cost of living for an expat in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: $867 per month or $260,100 for a 25-year retirement.
Average Expenses in Malaysia
900 $58 for 2 people
8. Belize
Jungles, Caribbean beaches, Mayan ruins, and wildlife reserves, all these attractions await retirees who settle in Belize. Living here is easier compared to other countries in the region because their main language is English, so you don't need to learn a second language. The only downside to retiring here is the expensive internet and cable rates.
The government's Qualified Retirement Program (QRP) allows eligible foreigners to retire in Belize, if they meet the requirements, which includes receiving a minimum pension or annuity of $2,000 a month.
Cost of living for an expat in San Pedro, Belize: $1,152 per month or $345,600 for a 25-year retirement.
Average Expenses in Belize
Internet: $159 a month
9. Guatemala
Retirees can settle in Guatemala City, the calm shores of Lake Atitlan, or bask in the old world charm of Antigua. Whatever your fancy is, Guatemala has a place for you.
Guatemala, also known as the Land of Eternal Spring, has a rich Mayan culture and year-round agreeable weather.
Cost of living for an expat in Guatemala City, Guatemala: $760 per month or $228,000 for a 25-year retirement.
Average Expenses in Guatemala
10. Colombia
It's known as a source of diamonds and other precious stones, but Colombia is also a popular retirement destination.
Colombia's diverse landscape is teeming with beaches, national parks, heritage towns, and rainforests. It's a small country, but it's one of the most biodiverse locations on Earth. So if you love camping, hiking, or any kind of outdoor adventure, Colombia is for you.
Cost of living for an expat in Medellin, Colombia: $862 per month or $258,600 for a 25-year retirement.
Average Expenses in Colombia

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Your independent guide to the best shows in San Jose
OTHER BROADWAY SHOWS IN SAN JOSE
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SAN JOSE CENTER FOR PERFORMING ARTS
Mystery Science Theater 3000 Live (Jan 23, 2020)
Bert Kreischer (Feb 6, 2020)
Yundi (Feb 13, 2020)
The Bachelor Live On Stage (Feb 18, 2020)
Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part 1 in Concert (Feb 22, 2020)
Il Volo (Mar 9, 2020)
The Illusionists (Mar 24 - 25, 2020)
Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part 2 in Concert (Apr 4 - 5, 2020)
Sleeping Beauty Dreams (Apr 19, 2020)
Les Miserables (Apr 21 - 26, 2020)
David Sedaris (May 7, 2020)
Neil DeGrasse Tyson (May 11 - 12, 2020)
Riverdance (May 15 - 17, 2020)
Paw Patrol (Jun 6 - 7, 2020)
My Little Pony Live! (Jun 26, 2020)
The Lion King (Jul 5 - Aug 9, 2020)
Dear Evan Hansen (Nov 10 - 29, 2020)
Jersey Boys (Jan 8 - 10, 2021)
Anastasia (Jan 26 - 31, 2021)
Tootsie (Mar 23 - 28, 2021)
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (May 4 - 9, 2021)
Rent (Jun 4 - 6, 2021)
San Jose Center for Performing Arts Please selectVenue homeLocation and directionsPre-theatre diningNearby parkingOvernight accommodationSeating maps Mystery Science Theater 3000 Live (Jan 23, 2020)Bert Kreischer (Feb 6, 2020)Yundi (Feb 13, 2020)The Bachelor Live On Stage (Feb 18, 2020)Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part 1 in Concert (Feb 22, 2020)Il Volo (Mar 9, 2020)The Illusionists (Mar 24 - 25, 2020)Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows Part 2 in Concert (Apr 4 - 5, 2020)Sleeping Beauty Dreams (Apr 19, 2020)Les Miserables (Apr 21 - 26, 2020)David Sedaris (May 7, 2020)Neil DeGrasse Tyson (May 11 - 12, 2020)Riverdance (May 15 - 17, 2020)Paw Patrol (Jun 6 - 7, 2020)My Little Pony Live! (Jun 26, 2020)The Lion King (Jul 5 - Aug 9, 2020)Dear Evan Hansen (Nov 10 - 29, 2020)Jersey Boys (Jan 8 - 10, 2021)Anastasia (Jan 26 - 31, 2021)Tootsie (Mar 23 - 28, 2021)Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (May 4 - 9, 2021)Rent (Jun 4 - 6, 2021)
255 S Almaden Blvd, San Jose, CA 95113
Tony Award Winner
I can't imagine a musical we need more right now than Come From Away.
Why See Come From Away?
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Flying out on tour
Following well-received engagements on Broadway and its premiere city Toronto, this new hit musical based on true events has headed out on its first national tour! Nominated for eight Tony Awards and nine Drama Desk gongs, this is a musical that celebrates human endurance, compassion and bravery under dreadful circumstances. Written by Canadian husband and wife team Irene Snakoff and David Hein, this surprise hit is the toast of Broadway.
What is Come From Away About?
On September 11th 2001, as the full horror of the terror attacks became apparent, the US closed its airspace, grounding thousands of passenger jets heading in, out and throughout of North America. An astonishing 38 of them were forced to land in Gander, a remote Newfoundland town with a population of just 9,000 people. The arrival of the passengers boosted those numbers to nearly 20,000.
Come From Away focuses on a single set of passengers from one flight and the Gander residents who welcomed them into their homes. Amongst this diverse set of characters is American Airlines' first female pilot, a gay couple both called Kevin, and an Egyptian chef, whose initial apprehensions about the reception he will receive proves unfounded. Weaving together all of their storylines, the show creates an affirming portrait of human connection in the most trying of circumstances.
The musical gets its title from Newfoundland slang. The people of Gander refer to the passengers as "come from aways".
Opening night: 16 June 2020
Recommended for ages 10+. Children under the age of 4 are not permitted in the theatre.
100 minutes, no intermission
Kevin Carolan
Harter Clingman
Nick Duckart
Chamblee Ferguson
Becky Gulsvig
Christine Toy Johnson
James Earl Jones II
Megan Mcginnis
Danielle K. Thomas
Andrew Samonsky
Emily Walton
Marika Aubrey, Jane Bunting, Michael Brian Dunn, Julie Garnye, Adam Halpin and Aaron Michael Ray
Book, Music & Lyrics by Irene Sankoff & David Hein
Directed by Christopher Ashley
Music Direction by Ian Eisendrath
Choreography by Kelly Devine
Scenic Design by Beowulf Boritt
Costume Design by Toni-Leslie
Lighting Design by James Howell Binkley
Sound Design by Gareth Owen
Best Direction of a Musical - Christopher Ashley
Best Musical Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Role in a Musical - Jenn Colella Best Book of a Musical - Irene Sankoff and David Hein Best Original Score - Irene Sankoff and David Hein Best Lighting Design of a Musical - Howell Binkley Best Direction of a Musical - Christopher Ashley Best Choreography - Kelly Devine
Outstanding Musical Outstanding Featured Actress in a Musical - Jenn Colella Outstanding Book of a Musical - Irene Sankoff and David Hein
Outstanding Musical Outstanding Featured Actress in a Musical - Jenn Colella Outstanding Book of a Musical - Irene Sankoff and David Hein Outstanding Director of a Musical - Christopher Ashley Oustanding Music - Irene Sankoff and David Hein Oustanding Lyrics - Irene Sankoff and David Hein Outstanding Choreography - Kelly Devine Outstanding Orchestrations - August Eriksmoen Outstanding Costume Design for a Musical - Toni-Leslie James
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Everything about this show is accessible, nothing feels forced or contrived, it is simply honest and real, and truly beautiful!
Our Broadway reviewer saw Come From Away on Broadway and had this to say about this ground-breaking production!
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To the extent that firms have not already done so, now would be a good time to assess what impact the crystallisation of one of these risks could have on your business and how comfortable you are that your service providers do not pose unacceptable levels of risk. In particular, firms should consider how their service providers are monitored on an ongoing basis. Of course, these are not new messages from the FCA. Firms have been under an obligation to keep outsourcing service providers under review for a long time. However, there is an increased regulatory focus on operational resilience and regulatory expectations are ever higher in this area. Have you asked yourself whether you (and your board) are doing enough?
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1911 — Carlisle Indian School of Carlisle, Pa., led by Jim Thorpe, beats nationally ranked Harvard 18-15 before 25,000 in Cambridge, Mass. Thorpe scores all the points for Carlisle, a touchdown, extra point and four field goals.
1939 — Texas Tech and Centenary (La.) play to a 0-0 tie in a torrential downpour in Shreveport, La. There are an NCAA-record 77 punts in the game (39 by Tech and 38 by Centenary).
1944 — The New York Rangers beat the Detroit Red Wings 5-2 to end their NHL record of 25 straight games without a win (0-21-4) over two seasons.
1978 — Eddie Lee Ivery rushes for 356 yards to lead Georgia Tech to a 42-21 victory over Air Force.
1981 — The Minnesota North Stars score eight goals in the second period of a 15-2 victory over the Winnipeg Jets.
1995 — Eddie George rushes for a school-record 314 yards on 36 carries and scores three TDs as Ohio State routs Illinois 41-3.
2001 — In his sixth career start, Shaun Alexander has 266 yards rushing on 35 carries and an 88-yard touchdown run as Seattle beats AFC West-leading Oakland 34-27.
2002 — The Oakland Raiders, behind record-setting performances, beat the Denver Broncos 34-10. Rich Gannon completes 21 straight passes and Jerry Rice becomes the first player to score 200 career touchdowns.
2004 — Earl Boykins, at 5-foot-5, becomes the smallest player in NBA history to reach 30 points, scoring a career-high 32 in Denver's 117-109 victory over Detroit.
2006 — Wake Forest beats Florida State 30-0 to become the first team to shutout the Seminoles at Doak Campbell Stadium in Bobby Bowden's 31 seasons as coach.
2007 — Brett Favre joins Dan Marino as the only quarterbacks to throw for 60,000 yards in a career during the second quarter of Green Bay's 34-0 win over Minnesota.
2008 — Jockey Julien Leparoux has a record-tying day at Churchill Downs. The 25-year-old Frenchman ties Hall of Famer Pat Day's track record with seven wins. Day set the record on June 20, 1984.
2011 — Faulkner defeats Union (Ky.) 95-89 in triple overtime to set an NAIA football record. The 184 combined points, smashes the previous mark of 141 set in 1994 when Southwestern (Kan.) defeated Sterling (Kan.) 79-62.
2012 — Antron Brown becomes the first black champion in any NHRA pro series when he wins the Top Fuel title at the season-ending event.
2012 — Atlanta's Tony Gonzalez catches the 100th TD pass of his career, a 2-yarder from Matt Ryan in the Falcons 31-27 loss at New Orleans. He adds another score on a 6-yard pass and becomes the first tight end with 100 TD receptions.
2017 — Lamar Jackson accounts for four touchdowns and 342 yards while establishing an NCAA milestone in beating Virginia 38-21. Jackson, the Heisman Trophy winner, becomes the first player in NCAA history to post two seasons with 1,000 yards rushing and 3,000 yards passing.
2017 — Duke's Mike Krzyzewski becomes the first men's Division I basketball coach to win 1,000 games at one school, when his top-ranked Blue Devils beat Utah Valley 99-69.


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It looks like the Conan Bestiary, a 200 page hardback, is planned for a tentative October release.
red_herring
Great! I saw that there's a picture for the cover of Shadow of the Sorcerer (link below). I also saw a product marked Conan Collectors Boxed Set 1 (link below). Any ideas what this is?
http://www.mongoosepublishing.com/home/detail.php?qsID=857&qsSeries=7#
http://www.mongoosepublishing.com/home/detail.php?qsID=1007&qsSeries=7
-RH
I'm just taking a guess here, but seeing as they indicate 0 pages, could it be minis?
Mortepierre
I wonder what the Bestiary will be filled with, though. It's not like Conan's world is so full of monsters to begin with and most of them have already been described in various accessories :?:
Hopefully they'll also have a chapter on enemy archtypes as well as a section on generic mooks.
sbarrie
Mortepierre said:
Hopefully lots of animals. They could easily add advanced versions of different animals. It's nice to have stats for a wolf, but sometimes you want a Starving, Alpha Male Hyberborial Wolf.
I bet there will be stats for a Liger.
I wouldn't mind more named demons. Decent rules for swarms would also be appreciated.
While there might be problems with securing the rights, how about introducing some of the creatures from other Howard stories?
Solomon Kane fought both mindless vampire/zombie creatures, and the race that gave rise to the legends of the Harpies. Both of these would have a place in the Conan setting.
I doubt that anyone here would have a problem with the inclusion of Kull's Serpent Men.
Also, previous supplements for the game have included creatures taken from the pastiches. I know that there are still a number of creatures that could taken from those works. Although care needs to be taken so that the world does not become populated with hidden races of intellegent monsters.
In addition, I would not mind seeing some of the previously printed creatures included in the book. Its always a problem having to go through several books because you know that one of them had the stats. Having alll but those listed in the core rule book would save a lot of GMs time.
Just my idle thoughts on the subject.
Cosmic Mongoose
mthomason said:
It this secret information you have uncovered or did you read it somewhere?
Faraer
Reading Howard's stories as a whole, there is a clear consistency in the portrayal of different 'monsters' that is very helpful to understanding the menaces of the Hyborian Age, and enough to put together a bestiary from. I can't see what intellectual property problems there'd be, since we're not talking about copying text (copyright) or unusual names (trademarks) here, and most of the stories are public domain anyway.
slaughterj
Faraer said:
How do you come to the idea that most of the stories are public domain?
It's known in REH circles such as REHupa to be so. The only published article on the subject is Paul Herman's (link below). Some of the stories' ownership is disputed, but everyone agrees the bulk of them are PD.
http://www.robert-e-howard.org/AnotherThought4ws02.html
I think I saw that a couple of years ago. It may well be that many are public domain, and that list seems like a good starting point, but I'd want more information before I tried to use those materials. The copyright term has gone through several changes (http://www.copyright.gov/circs/circ1.html#hlc), there have been restorations of copyrights that had gone public (http://www.copyright.gov/gatt.html), as well as renewal requirements in the past, which makes the analysis not so simple. What I would want to see is a listing like on that link, but that also provides each individual basis for why each individual work is no longer protected (e.g., under XYZ law, the term has run or the renewal was not filed, and the work is not covered under any restoration) so that the basis for being on the list is more readily verifiable. Also note, to the extent that additional previously unpublished materials are published, they may some copyright life in them.
Wildside Press and Bison Books are publishing these stories without legal difficulties -- that may be the best sign short of a lengthy and costly independent legal investigation.
I believe the US law states that the works of an autor belong to th epublic domain 70 years after his death if he has no heir.
Certainly a sign, but to the extent that the recent Howard books are coming out without modifications by others, they may not be covered.
The King said:
Copyright law has no reference to "heirs." But yes, recently there was an extension (thanks Disney) to death plus 70 years (also, if made for hire, and for anonymous and pseudonymous works (unless the author's identity is revealed in Copyright Office records), it is 95 years from publication or 120 years from creation, whichever is shorter).
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The advance billing might have suggested a Joel Harrison solo set with some backing, but what we got instead on this Tuesday at Pizza Express was truly a band, one that gelled marvellously. There was nothing undercooked about this performance. These fellows have played together before and it shows. Aspects of the quartet that sprang to mind were: Communication! Dynamics! Heat! Choral!
The overarching soundscape across the various tunes was a very pleasant choral effect overlaying a locked-in groove, the consequence of band mates deeply in tune with one another. The singing quality of the music was especially the product of the artfully interwoven lines of Ben Wendel on sax and of course Harrison on electric guitar. This is not to gainsay the contributions of Michael Bates on bass and Jeremy Clemons on drums. Clemons' is a big extrovert personality, intriguingly one with a proclivity for Jarrett-esque vocalising during more intense moments, but one with quite a gentle way with the kit. If you shut your eyes during the performance to better concentrate on the sounds, a surprising array of different percussion effects could be heard to decorate the authentic jazz/funk rhythms. Bates contributed in full measure to the rhythmic momentum of the show, staying tight to the groove by remaining loose in demeanour, maintaining time by jiving to the beat. And kudos to the sound engineer, who got the instrumental balance spot on.
'Beat music' is a term that has fallen out of usage, but this show certainly fit that description. Nobody was overly precious about their approach to their instrument. At times the early Allman Bros influence Joel Harrison cites in his Search album could be detected in his playing, all part of the brew that has led to his gaining recognition from US jazz critics as a rising star of jazz guitar.
Guitar chords are often emphasised, and pop out of the mix. The title 'You Must Go Through A Winter', drew a chuckle from the crowd, and was one of the standouts overall, with heightened communication between different band members during improvised passages, coupled to short staccato flurries of notes wrested from his guitar.
A particular delight was the extensive use Ben Wendel made of the bassoon. This was not a mere novelty instrument, picked up briefly for effect and then discarded, but one used effectively in several contexts, so much so that it prompted you to wonder why it's not deployed more extensively in jazz.
Harrison is a noted composer, and many tunes were his own, such as a sung, almost folksy rendition of 'Some Thoughts on Kenny Kirkland', but he did also toss in a couple of Paul Motian ideas, including the encore 'Johnny Broken Wing'. There was entertainment in spades with a highly recognisable take on the Blood Sweat and Tears hit 'I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know'. Like much of the best jazz, this music achieved a deft balance between the intellectually stimulating and the entertaining.


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From cutting off fingertips to living with the dead, humankind has come up with some incredibly strange cultural practices.
Some are taboo, some are cringe-inducing, some are downright revolting, and all are extraordinarily bizarre.
The death of a family member in the Dani tribe of Indonesia heralds a vast amount of emotional and, for women, physical pain. Aside from the inevitable emotional grief, women of the Dani tribe physically express that grief by cutting off (by compulsion) a segment of one of their fingers.
Before being amputated, the fingers are tied with a string for thirty minutes to numb them. Once amputated, the new fingertips are burned to create new scar tissue.
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Q: First Come First Serve Multiprocessor (6 processors) scheduler in C code I am developing for a FCFS scheduler algorithm.  But it only works with one processor.  How can divide the task into 6 processors? I would need waiting queue, ready queue, etc.
Each processor should work individually, if one processor finishes its task, then it would take the next task without waiting for all the processors to finish.
#include<stdio.h>

int main()
{

    int n,bt[20],wt[20],tat[20],avwt=0,avtat=0,i,j;
    printf("Enter total number of processes(maximum 20):");
    scanf("%d",&n);

    printf("\nEnter Process Burst Time\n");
    for(i=0;i<n;i++)
    {
        printf("P[%d]:",i+1);
        scanf("%d",&bt[i]);
    }

    wt[0]=0;    //waiting time for first process is 0

    //calculating waiting time
    for(i=1;i<n;i++)
    {
        wt[i]=0;
        for(j=0;j<i;j++)
            wt[i]+=bt[j];
    }

    printf("\nProcess\t\tBurst Time\tWaiting Time\tTurnaround Time");

    //calculating turnaround time
    for(i=0;i<n;i++)
    {
        tat[i]=bt[i]+wt[i];
        avwt+=wt[i];
        avtat+=tat[i];
        printf("\nP[%d]\t\t%d\t\t%d\t\t%d",i+1,bt[i],wt[i],tat[i]);
    }

    avwt/=i;
    avtat/=i;
    printf("\n\nAverage Waiting Time:%d",avwt);
    printf("\nAverage Turnaround Time:%d",avtat);

    return 0;
}

A: This seems like homework for Operating Systems class.
Since you don't have arrival times of the precesses, only duration, we assume that all arrive at the same time, but are ordered in some list.
I will use the terms jobs and CPUs, instead processes and processors for obvious reasons.
The first six jobs will be assinged to all six CPUs.
The next job (7th) will get assigned to the CPU that will finish first.
Then the next 8th job will be assigned to the CPU that will finish next (after the 7th was started).
The algorithm can be easily implemented with priority (min) queue.
p := new priority queue
for 1 to 6
    insert 0 in p

total_wait_time = 0

for j in jobs
    top := pop from p
    end_time := top + j
    total_wait_time += top
    insert end_time in p

avg_wait = total_wait_time / num_of_jobs

You can play around with this, maybe to get average finishing times instead of average waiting times.


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describe('Resource table', function() {

    it('should be an empty array by default', function() {
        var e = new Espresso();

        expect( e._resources ).to.be.an('array');
        expect( e._resources.length ).to.equal(0);
    });

});


It was such a joy to go back to the states and meet my new nephew. I miss him so much already, but my brother and sister-in-law have been really amazing about sending me pictures of him almost every day. I am so glad that I made this newborn family film of them, I watch it all the time when I am really missing him.
It's amazing how quickly they grow. He's a little over a month now and he has outgrown all of the clothes that he was wearing and his little face has changed so much. The newborn phase is so exhausting when you are in it, but it is truly such a short time.
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I so wish that I had a newborn family film from this time of all of my babies first days at home. The little sounds, their first bedrooms, and physical documentation that they really were that teeny tiny.
Making newborn family films is such a joy for me. It is an honor to watch people become a family of 3, or a family of 5, or for a brother to meet his little sister. It will never get old for me. It is such a special time and one that I love to be a part of.


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So my LG v10, which I really took a liking too, took a crap on me. I was downloading a few apps and it just reset it's self and now won't go past the LG boot screen if I can get it to even turn on. I ordered a battery and external battery hoping it is that, but I doubt it. But luckily I had a Brand new Alcatel Pop 4+ running Android 6.0.1, far from my V10, but better than nothing. But I hate this damn phone it's slow, very slow. So I tried finding a easy root process with no luck so I am over it and would like to find remote root that's not outrageously priced. Can anyone offer me this service or point me in the direction of someone? Or a website?
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Natja started a great new topic, http://polyliving.net/forum/index.php?topic=176.msg405#new (http://polyliving.net/forum/index.php?topic=176.msg405#new) and we could use some more input here to really get it rolling. Thanks Natja!
As for myself, what have I been up to? Just trying to hold things together. Since ES's passing, we have not been actively poly, so I feel very "unqualified" to discuss poly at this time. I did share a funny video that addresses some serious poly miscomceptions http://polyliving.net/forum/index.php?topic=29.msg409#new (http://polyliving.net/forum/index.php?topic=29.msg409#new), though.
Maybe if I just start talking to myself here, someone might join the conversation!
Best Wishes and Love to Y'all!
Missing you too, Bud! Summer is an insanely busy time for us, so I haven't been on the board as much as usual. Plus, the council is considering closing the secondary department of our local school, which would mean my two eldest would have a nearly 3-hour round-trip commute to school, including a ferry crossing. I think they must be mad: loads of adults wouldn't commute that distance for work! Anyway, I've been trying to battle that as best I can, and convince them that it doesn't make sense economically.
Yes everyone is always busier in the summer, so I look for things to pick up around here this winter. So sorry to hear of the school situation; I just can't imagine a 3 hour round trip to school for any kids (not to mention a ferry crossing to boot!) You are quite grounded, educated and extremely well spoken...may your words of common sense and wisdom not fall on deaf ears! We will be thinking of you and your family. When you get a chance,let us know how the situation worked out.
Thanks for the hugs & kind words, also....you made my day!
I got a short email from TamBabs and she has been working 12 hour shifts, 4-5 days a week, for months now. She just wanted to touch base and let everyone know this will be changing and she hopes to be back to the board soon. She also wanted me to say hi to everyone for her.
Let's keep one another in our thoughts and prayers. Summer time can be so busy we lose touch with people, but we all can still benefit from that positive energy being sent out to us!
Thank you so much for your kind words, Bud!
The school is saved! For now, at least. I don't flatter myself that it was my words alone that got through to them though: a lot of people were working on this.
Honestly, I don't blame them for wanting to cut costs: my eldest is in a year-group of 4 (including herself) and has a couple of elective classes entirely to herself. And, of course, they have to pay her subject teachers the same amount when they teach just her as they would if they were teaching classes of 28. So I do understand their point of view. It works very well for her, though, as she has Aspergers and finds it hard to concentrate in classes with other kids: the more kids, the harder it is for her. She's certainly benefiting educationally from the 1-1 attention. I think they probably need to investigate video-linking for some classes, though, if they need to cut costs, rather than long commutes for the kids.
I'll be away again from Monday morning to Thursday night as I have hospital appointments on Tuesday and Wednesday in our nearest city, which is over 300 miles and 3 ferry crossings away: about 20 hours each way. Still, it's totally worth it to me to live where I live: I'd never want to live in a town or city again (I'm such a hick!).
Yay, the school is saved! Such wonderful news. I hope they do look at other alternatives for cutting costs...I just can not imagine such long commutes for the kids, especially prior to and after classes. Makes my 1/2 hour bus ride when I was a kid seem like nothing!
That is great that your daughter is getting the one on one attention for at least a couple of her classes. I recall taking an elective in high school (Zoology) and I just had to report to the teacher daily to turn in my research and report....I had a daily report due of some length, but got to spend my time in the library doing the research and writing. I absolutely loved it! It wasn't so much one on one with the teacher as it was working independently, for me.
We also prefer country living (we are hicks, rednecks, hillbillies, and whatever else people call country folk!) Right now we are living in a small town but on a very quiet dead end street. Weare hoping to only have to do one more winter here and then be financially able to move South again.
We will keep you in our thoughts in regards to doctor's appointments...what a long way to have to travel! My furtherest doctor appointment is maybe 30 miinutes and that is enough for me! Take care and be safe in your travels!
Thanks very much, Bud. I hope you manage to move somewhere you that suits you better soon.
I am sorry I have been so incommunicado also. I am quite busy childminding my niece for the next six weeks until her 2nd birthday whilst my sister attends University. She is such a sweet toddler but at the moment it is taking every little reserve of energy I have.
As Deorccwen is revelling in the country life, I have been enjoying the convenience of the city, especially at this particular trying time. My doctor is at one end of my building and the supermarket is on the other....bliss.
Was good to hear from you! I do not envy you the task of caring for such a young child...I know how much energy that can take. I do applaud you, though, for being such a wonderful Aunt(ie). I always enjoyed the time I got to spend with my nephew when he was young. He is now a grown man and I cherish the memories I have of his childhood.
Yes, the luxeries of city life...I personally would still prefer a bit of a drive to the doctor's office or the local shopping center. I am a country boy at heart and do not enjoy visiting the city at all. Much to do with my bipolar, way too much stimulation for the senses for me. I am happy to hear you are enjoying the conveniences of the city life, though. It must be a nice change of pace for you.
Sorry I haven't been on much myself. Work has kept me extremely busy, but I am finally getting use to all the changes. Plus, we've had some life altering changes ourselves, but we are adjusting.
Hope you & yours are all well and things are coming together for y'all. We think of you often.
Glad you were able to stop in.
Lovely to see you are back Stead, I am glad things are improving.
Great to see you back, Steady!
Thanks Bud for passing on my message! Hugs for you and Dee!!
Glad the school was saved Deorccwen! Must be SUCH a relief for you!
Hey Nat... 2 is a wonderful age isn't? check Skype.
Today is my day off, and I had nothing pressing, so I decided to stay home! Groceries and anything else can wait for once! lol. I now work 3 or 4 days a week (Still 12 hour shifts though), but been busy with appointments and more.
As a caregiver, the family I work for has been in staffing crisis, while going through medical issues, funding changes, doctor changes etc. Sometimes, the stress is so high, I'm sure I could scoop it with a spoon. I've been their only constant through all this. But, my bad back of the past several months has given them other issues that they've needed to work on. It is very difficult to leave the negativity at work. I'm trying.
Poor Gas... he's such a patient man. He's been holding down the fort here at home while I'm working.
Hoping that as the winter weather settles in (We've already had snow fall, luckily it hasn't stayed, yet), I'll get a bit more time to be here. I have too many projects on the go and need to do better time management. Quilting, writing a book, reading other books, scrapbooking, etc.
I have been productive, I finished a quilt block for a quilting challenge, and I'm nearly done Christmas shopping! (I hate driving in the snow, so prefer to get it done early). I also joined a writer's critique group (twice a month), which has helped me with my book, tremendously! Although I am doing a big re-write on the way I start it, before moving on, in the story.
That's me for the past bit!
yay! Glad to see some new posts! Tam, when will your book be published? So very exciting! Hope you find time to check in again soon!