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mshorter - AltLd O/S - 09/Feb/13 with ry
I led main crux pitch, stu took us to the top. Awesome climbing and ultimately steady, really enjoyed this today!James S - AltLd O/S - 13/Jan/13 with stu
Ri - 2013 with mike
Hidden - Lead O/S - 03/Nov/12
mike.moss - AltLd O/S - 24/Jan/12
Got knocked out by a block that fell from half way up P2frost - AltLd O/S - 23/Jan/12 with Matej
Bmc international meetDave Almond - AltLd O/S - 23/Jan/12 with David Mora
why don't i climb in the cairngorms more often?tomdude - AltLd O/S - 15/Jan/12 with louise humphreys, rob
Loads of fun!robertmichaeladams - AltLd - 15/Jan/12 with Louise H, Tom
Quite strenuous and awkward in places, easier towards the top. The bottom half certainly wasn't the hook up the name would suggest!Adam Booth - Lead O/S - 14/Jan/12 with Tom Jumar
Good route. Surprisingly icy conditions considering most of the Coire was black. Neil Adams - AltLd O/S - 07/Jan/12 with Andy Inglis
Very snowy and icy, difficult conditions, on a wild day, again!andyinglis - AltLd O/S - 07/Jan/12 with Neil Adams
Great climb, felt quite pumpy in the gripping, full on winter conditions. MonkeyDawson - AltLd - 27/Feb/11 with Simon Smith
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Pete Graham - Lead O/S - 07/Mar/09 with Tom King
Really good first pitch, although if was not "bold" since there was tons of gear.
1st belay has abb tat...use it as the top pitch is not that nice with loads of loose blokes (some really big!)French Erick - AltLd O/S - 06/Jan/09 with Andy Sharpe
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Took a 30ft whipper of the 1st pitch when axe ripped out of some ice. Greg then went up and retrieved the axe I left up there.akhughes - AltLd - Dec/08 with Greg B
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Court Weakens Use Of CEQA's Categorical Exemptions
Update: On May 23, 2012, the California Supreme Court granted review in this case. As a result, the court of appeal's decision will be set aside and may not be cited as precedent. The League of California Cities, the California State Association of Counties, the California Building Industry Association and others filed requests with the Supreme Court that it grant review and/or depublish the decision. Such requests were opposed by several environmental advocacy groups. All seven justices voted in favor of review. The Supreme Court is expected to address issues concerning the proper standard of review when considering exceptions to categorical exemptions, the required showing for the presence of "unusual circumstances" and the proper test for determining whether an exception applies.
In a case involving the City of Berkeley's approval of a single home, the First District Court of Appeal's decision in Berkeley Hillside Preservation v. City of Berkeley 203Cal.App.4th 656 (February 15, 2012, as modified March 7, 2012) could dramatically curtail the use of categorical exemptions under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA).
The case involved the approval of a use permit to demolish and construct a single-family home in the Berkeley Hills. The proposed home featured a 6,500 square foot residence with a 3,400 square foot, 10-car attached garage on a lot with an approximately 50% slope. The City approved the proposal and determined that the project was categorically exempt from CEQA under exemptions for new construction/conversion of small structures and infill development, as is often the case in private residence projects. 14 Cal. Code Regs §§ 15303(a), 15332. A citizen's group – "Berkeley Hillside Preservation" – contested the project and a trial court upheld the approval. The court of appeal reversed the trial court's decision.
CEQA's categorical exemptions (set forth in the CEQA Guidelines) are subject to several exceptions, including when reasonable possibility of a significant effect on the environment exists due to unusual circumstances. 14 Cal. Code Regs § 15300.2(c). Typically, courts analyzed this exception under two-prongs: (1) does a project present unusual circumstances, and (2) is there evidence of a reasonable possibility of a significant effect due to the unusual circumstances? See e.g., Banker's Hill, Hillcrest, Park West Community Preservation Group v. City of San Diego, 139 Cal.App.4th 249 (2006).
In the Berkeley case, however, the court of appeal found that whenever opponents present substantial evidence of a fair argument that a project could result in a significant environmental impact, that the unusual circumstances prong is satisfied and the exemption may not be used. The court noted that unusual circumstances are present when the circumstances of a particular project differ from the general circumstances of projects covered by the exemption, and where those circumstances create an environmental risk that does not exist for the general class of exempt projects. The court concluded that evidence creating a fair argument that a normally exempt project may have an effect on the environment is itself an unusual circumstance.
Challengers to the project claimed that the exception applied because of the large size of the residence and garage, the substantial grading required due to the slope and potential seismic risk. The opponents claimed the home was out of scale with typical homes in the City and submitted a report from a geotechnical engineer who claimed the project could not be built as planned and would require additional construction that would result in impacts.
Although the City and the applicant offered considerable contrary evidence challenging the assumptions and conclusions of the opponents' engineer, the court of appeal found that there was sufficient evidence to satisfy the fair argument standard and trigger the exception based on geotechnical impacts from the construction given the lot's slope. As such, the court ordered that the City prepare an environmental impact report (EIR) for the project. The court found that unusual circumstances exist whenever there is evidence that a typically exempt project could have a significant impact.
The decision appears inconsistent with other published court of appeal rulings, such as Banker's Hill, which utilized the two-pronged approach. By concluding that substantial evidence of a fair argument that a project may have a significant effect on the environment is per se an "unusual circumstance," the decision could drastically reduce reliance on categorical exemptions by lowering the bar to establish the exception through removing the need to separately demonstrate unusual circumstances. As a result, projects that intend to rely on such exemptions will be more susceptible to challenge, meaning project proponents may be more likely to prepare mitigated negative declarations or EIRs to better insulate their projects from legal attack.
It is anticipated that the project applicant, as well as public agency advocacy groups, will ask the California Supreme Court to review and/or de-publish the decision based on its apparent conflict with the CEQA Guidelines and existing case law. We will continue to track this case for new developments.

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'Knowing'( Vince Valitutti / Summit Entertainment / June 18, 2013 )
The end is coming: Oct. 19, 2009
Who called it: A little girl named Lucinda who wrote the dates of every major disaster until the end of the world on a sheet of paper.
What's going to get us: Solar flare. Everything will burn.
What can save us: Nothing is going to save us, unless you're a cute little kid, in which case aliens will be around to whisk you off the planet right before the end. So: kids are safe. The rest of us are dead, even if you're Nicolas Cage.


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Spotlight On Weeds Early In The Season
Weeds and weather thwarted producers from prior to planting through July 1, according to the results of our July Web Poll. Insect pressure, water management or other situations accounted for the remaining 16 percent of our readers' votes. Following is a sampling of the comments we received on the subject from around the Belt.
• "North Alabama. Weeds, weeds, weeds. Plenty of rain through June, but water is the concern now. Some weeds are there and will be there at harvest time. Some bolls are dry opening. Looks like a repeat of 2007."
• "Palmer amaranth has moved into south Alabama, and growing cotton will never be the same. I`m going to plant Bronco3971 – conventional cotton from Texas for $45 a sack – and go back to 'the old way' of farming." Wiley Farrar – Canoe, Ala.
• "Getting cheap cotton seed and breaking out the hooded sprayer. Here in southwest Oklahoma, the issue for us is marestail."
• "(Our greatest challenge) is the uncertain water supply in the San Juaquin Valley."
• "Weather is always the big factor since it influences and essentially
drives all of the other issues. It's a little bit of a stretch to connect weather with herbicide resistance in weeds; but I think the two are definitely linked in the long-term."
• "Here in northeast Arkansas, we knew that glyphosate-resistant amaranth would be THE issue we had to contend with. We overlapped residuals, used Ignite where we could and hired dozens of choppers. As of early August, some fields still had to be plowed up, and I am certain many more will be unharvestable. If you don't have resistance yet, do everything possible to prevent it because everything we have tried is barely making a difference. It looks like corn and sorghum may have to be planted fence row to fence row so that we can slow this tidal wave down."
• "We had cool temps holding us back after a very late start with planting. In mid-June, things seemed to improve. We may be off a little in the end, but with great Pima prices we should come out about the same."
• "Pigweed was brought into our fields by pickers last year, and we have spent all this year trying to get rid of it. I agree with Mr. Farrar that the price of cotton seed is ridiculous." J.R. – South-central Ga.
• "In the Coastal Bend of Texas, we have been dry for the last two years, but have really been dry the last 10 years. We need a good year. Infra-structure needs a good year, such as gins and warehouses. Buyers, bankers and farmers need a good year, too."
• "Resistant weeds are definitely the hot topic this year. Everything else has taken a back seat. We've tried to overlap residuals, but as most know, they have to be activated in order to work. We're already talking about next year and any new strategies that we can try to fight the Roundup-resistant weeds here in northeast Arkansas. I expect to see more Liberty Link and more PhytoGen varieties in this area next year."
• "In central Texas, we had the worst outbreak of fleahoppers we have seen in the last 40 years."
This month, we're asking our readers whether they are now participating or plan to participate in any of the conservation programs available to farmers. To cast your vote and share your comments, please go to the Web Poll on www.cottonfarming.com. The results of the September poll will be reported in the Cotton Farming November issue.
Web Poll Results
In July, we asked: From prior to planting through July 1, what was your greatest challenge up to that point in the season?
• Weather conditions — 41 %
• Weed pressure — 43 %
• Insect pressure — 7 %
• Water management — 4 %
• Other — 5 %
September Web Poll Question
Do you currently participate or do you plan to participate in any of the
conservation programs that are now available to farmers? If so, why or why not?
(1) Yes
(2) No
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In Celtic times, Dijon held a strategic position on the tin merchants' route from Britain to the Adriatic. It became the capital of the dukes of Burgundy around 1000 AD, and in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, under the auspices of dukes Philippe le Hardi (the Bold – as a boy, he had fought the English at Poitiers), Jean sans Peur (the Fearless), Philippe le Bon (the Good – he sold Joan of Arc to the English), and Charles le Téméraire (also the Bold), Dijon flourished. The dukes used their tremendous wealth and power – especially their control of Flanders, the dominant manufacturing region of the age – to make this one of the greatest centres of art, learning and science in Europe. It lost its capital status on incorporation into the kingdom of France in 1477, but has remained one of the country's pre-eminent provincial cities. Today, it's an affluent university city: elegant, modern and dynamic, especially when the students are around.
Dijon is not enormous and the area you'll want to see is confined to the eminently walkable centre. The two tram lines that started service in the winter of 2012/13 have transformed the place, with cars being forced out onto the outskirts; if you have driven to Dijon, you are advised to leave the car at your hotel and forget about it until you leave. Rue de la Liberté forms the spine of the city, running east from the wide, attractive place Darcy and the eighteenth-century triumphal arch of Porte Guillaume – once a city gate – past the palace of the dukes of Burgundy on the semicircular place de la Libération. From this elegant, classical square, rue Rameau continues directly east to place du Théâtre, from where rue Vaillant leads on to the church of St Michel. Most places of interest are within ten minutes' walk to the north or south of this main axis, which is lined with smart shops, mammoth department stores and elegant old houses.Read More
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The Palais des DucsThe focus of a visit to Dijon is inevitably the seat of its former rulers, the Palais des Ducs, which stands at the hub of the city. Facing the main courtyard is the relaxed place de la Libération, built by Jules Hardouin-Mansart, one of the architects of Versailles, towards the end of the seventeenth century. It's now something of a suntrap on a good day, and the decision to close it to traffic has stimulated a boom in café trade. The fourteenth-century Tour de Bar dominates the courtyard in front of the east wing, and now houses the Musée des Beaux-Arts, while the loftier, fifteenth-century Tour Philippe-le-Bon can be visited only on guided tours. The vista from the top is particularly worthwhile for the views of the glazed Burgundian tiles of the Hôtel de Vogüé and the cathedral; on a clear day the Jura mountains loom on the horizon.The Musée des Beaux-Arts has an interesting collection of works from the Middle Ages to the twentieth century; among the highlights are the Flemish paintings, particularly the Nativity by the so-called Master of Flémalle, a shadowy figure who ranks with van Eyck as one of the first artists to break from the chilly stranglehold of International Gothic, Burgundy's homespun phase of Gothic art.
Visiting the museum also provides the opportunity to see the surviving portions of the original ducal palace, including the vast kitchen and the magnificent Salle des Gardes. Displayed here are the lavish, almost decadent, tombs of Philippe le Hardi and Jean sans Peur and his wife, Marguerite de Bavière, with their startling, painted effigies of the dead, surrounded by gold-plated angels.
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Architecturally more interesting than the dukes' palace, and much more suggestive of the city's former glories, are the lavish townhouses of the rich burghers. These abound in the streets behind the duke's palace, most notably on rue de la Chouette. Some are half-timbered, with storeys projecting over the street, others are in more formal and imposing Renaissance stone. Particularly fine are the Renaissance Hôtel de Vogüé, 8 rue de la Chouette, the Hôtel Auriot at no.40 rue des Forges, plus the Hôtel Benigne Malyot and the Maison des Cariatides at no. 1 and 28 rue Chaudronnière respectively.


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EDITORIAL One the most frustrating political conflicts in San Francisco this election season is the schism between sustainable transportation activists and affordable housing advocates, a split that unnecessarily divides the progressive movement and one that has been cynically manipulated by the Mayor's Office and its political allies.Read more »
Two Realtor groups have dumped nearly $600,000 into the campaign against Prop. G, the tax on flipping properties to discourage real estate speculation and evictions in San Francisco, a massive early donation that could signal the beginning of a campaign onslaught by the Realtors.Read more »
Hold onto your butts, a new study on San Francisco's rental market (yes another one) reveals the city's newest most expensive neighborhoods.
Priceonomics went pretty darn viral last year upon release of its first study of San Francisco's rental explosion, and round two is certain to blast through SF social media as well. And deservedly so, as the new high rental numbers are staggering.Read more »
Housing is out of whack in San Francisco, and Sup. Jane Kim's affordable housing ballot measure would've gone a long way towards fixing it. But that was then. Now, things are more uncertain. Read more »
The Anti-Eviction Mapping Project's latest creation illustrates the eviction history of Urban Green Investments, a San Francisco-based real estate company that was recently put in the spotlight with its controversial attempted eviction of 98-year-old Mary Elizabeth Phillips.Read more »
The November ballot is shaping into a housing supply theory showdown, and yesterday's [Thu/17] Board of Supervisors Rules Committee hearing was the first round.
The committee hosted two hearings on rival housing proposals for the November ballot: Sup. Jane Kim's City Housing Balance Requirement and Mayor Ed Lee's Build Housing Now initiative. The two purport to set similar goals for building affordable housing, but Lee's proposal contains a poison pill that would invalidate Kim's measure. Read more »
Fractional mortgage loans used to convert apartments into owner-occupied tenancies-in-common have fed the eviction and displacement crisis in San Francisco, where the median home price just surpassed $1 million for the first time. Now, some of the same San Francisco banks that pioneered fractional loans here have started offered them in the East Bay and on the Peninsula.Read more »
Opponents of the anti-speculator tax that will appear on the November ballot blasted the proposal in a City Hall hearing yesterday [Thu/10] — pledging to defeat the measure in court even if voters approve it — but they were overwhelmed by a strong turnout from supporters who said real estate speculation drives up the cost of housing without adding any value.Read more »
While the Board of Supervisors today considers placing a measure on the fall ballot that would slow market rate housing projects when affordable housing development drops below 30 percent of total production, it is also slated to quietly approve another item showing San Franciscans actually need more than double that amount of housing.Read more »
Waterfront luxury condos aren't the path to affordable housing.
EDITORIAL Does the construction of brand new high-end towers represent the only possible opportunity for new affordable housing in San Francisco? To hear the arguments of those bemoaning the passage of Proposition B, the ballot measure overwhelmingly approved June 3 requiring voter approval for increased building heights along the waterfront, one would think so.Read more »


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The severe recession of 2007-08 did not bring charitable giving to a screeching halt, but it did play havoc with the endowments of community foundations everywhere.
The stock market took a serious nose-dive in the past five years and these charitable endowments, the life-blood of community foundations, lost money that normally would be distributed to local nonprofit organizations.
While these drops in dollar value were significant, and hampered the missions of local foundations, we all know that what goes up must come down, and conversely, what goes down will eventually come back up (hopefully) – and thankfully, it has.
Lake County has a variety of nonprofit organizations who rely on the charitable giving of such entities as our own Legacy Foundation for sustainability.
The Legacy Foundation, established in 1992 by a stalwart group of founding members (led by Cal Bellamy, Bill Wellman, Mary Linda Casey, and Ed Radigan), has given millions of dollars to fund not only education, but also arts and culture, health and human services, community development, and civic affairs, just to name a few categories that have benefited from grants.
During difficult economic times, the Legacy Foundation continued to fund local nonprofits, but at smaller funding levels than in the past. In 2013, as the economy continues to rebound, the Legacy Foundation has embarked upon an aggressive campaign to grow its endowment base from $40 million to $100 million dollars over the next five years.
These endowed funds are forever, and will be used to sustain the Legacy Foundation for generations to come. Under the leadership of Harry VanDeVelde III and his expert staff, the Legacy Foundation will continue to thrive and grow.
You might ask, " Why should I support a community foundation, particularly if I do not have significant dollars to contribute"?
The answer is simple, gifts of all sizes are welcome, and encouraged. A community foundation such as Legacy provides many ways for donors to invest money that they wish to be used for the good of the community. Dollars are always needed for scholarship funds to help a deserving young student get an education, or memorial funds for loved ones, or a community fund to address the needs of today as well as tomorrow.
There are many ways to provide for the future of Lake County, and to give a lasting legacy that will be sustained forever via the Legacy Foundation endowments. Visit www.legacyfoundationlakeco.org, and you will be amazed to see how this strong community foundation has benefited Lake County since 1992.


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Fashion Icon Friday: Sofia CoppolaSofia Coppola was born in New York, the only daughter of Eleanor Coppola and acclaimed director Francis Ford Coppola.
Sofia started acting at an early age in her father's films, such as The Godfather and The Outsiders. Following in her father's footsteps, Sofia became a director. Her first film was Lick the Star in 1998, followed by The Virgin Suicides. Her third film, Lost in Translation, won the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay and Golden Globe for Best Film. It was also nominated for Best Director, making her the first American woman to be nominated in that category. Some of her other notable films include Marie Antionette, featuring over-the-top period costumes, and her most recent film, Somewhere. Sofia has indulged in fashion since an early age, appearing in magazines like Seventeen during the 1990's. When she was 15, she interned at Chanel. In 1998, Sofia and her friend, Stephanie Hayman, co-founded the line MilkFed, now exclusively sold in Japan. Marc Jacobs considers Sofia one of his muses, personally choosing her in 2002 as the face of his house fragrance. She has appeared in many of his ads, as well as Louis Vuitton ads. Sofia also combined her talents for directing and fashion when she directed Dior's commercial for their fragrance Miss Dior Chérie shot in France. Sofia's style looks effortlessly chic but she is always dressed impeccably for her many red carpet awards appearances and, of course, fashion shows.
Recently, I went to the opening of Yves Saint Laurent: The Retrospective at the Denver Art Museum. YSL is quite the fashion icon, and you would have to be in order to have an entire international exhibit devoted solely to your contributions to the fashion world.
Starting with Dior in 1958, and then creating his own collection in 1962, YSL revolutionized women's fashions & is one of the first designers to liberate them. He designed women's suits and safari jackets, allowing them to dress and act freer. YSL was famously known for his "le smoking" tuxedo jacket and there's an entire room in the exhibit featuring hundreds of his innovative "tuxedo" styles.
He pushed boundaries even further when he posed nude in 1971 for his own fragrance line—causing quite the stir in the early 70s. His clothes were worn by some of the most famous women in the world like Catherine Deneuve, Nam Kempner, and Betty Catroux.
Even after his death, YSL is undoubtedly one of the greatest fashion icons to ever have lived and his legacy will live on for fashion centuries to come.
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Applicants who seek funding must apply by February 15 for fall semester and September 15 for spring semester. Applications are accepted for all semesters.
English Proficiency Requirements
TOEFL ibT 71
Program Description
The Department of Sociology and Anthropology offers the M.S. de gree in Sociology. This program is based on the principle that gradu ate level education in Sociology is a desirable preparation for a grow ing number of career orientations. Sample positions that our gradu ates have obtained include research analyst, instructor and human service worker. The precise plan of study for each student will be es tablished in consultation with the academic adviser with the student's career goal in mind.
The focus of graduate education in Sociology is directed toward both the development of applied sociologists and the advanced training of those seeking to pursue a doctoral degree. Students may elect to take courses in a specialty area, or they may pursue a background in general sociology. Areas of specialization include medical sociology, social services and advocacy, international and comparative sociology, and community and organizational leadership.
The Sociology graduate program provides students with the oppor tunity to expand their background and perspectives in research meth ods and theory. Consequently, the first year of the program is de signed to expose students to theory and both quantitative and qualita tive research methods.
Two program options are available for students. In the thesis option, students work on a researchbased thesis. Students typically test the oretical assumptions using primary or secondary data. The compre hensive study option is designed for students who wish to combine their studies with some type of specialized field experience. Students electing this option are required to complete a comprehensive study paper related to their internship, such as evaluating a program.
Students in the Sociology graduate program benefit from a favorable facultytostudent ratio.
Admission Requirements
The Department of Sociology and Anthropology graduate program open to qualified graduates of universities and colleges of recognized standing. In addition to the Graduate School requirements on page 5, qualified applicants must have an overall undergraduate grade point average of 3.0 or better on a 4.0 scale and a grade point average of 3.2 or higher in sociology. Applicants must also have sufficient undergraduate preparation in sociology to support successful graduate work. To be sufficiently prepared in sociology, it is desirable that the applicant has at least 15-18 credit hours in sociology. Full admission requires evidence that the student has successfully completed one course each in sociological theory, statistics, and research methods. Credits from courses in sociological theory and social research methods, but not statistics, may count towards the 15-18 credits of preparation required in sociology.
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Teaching assistantships are available to qualified applicants. Research assistantships may also be available, contingent on faculty research funds. Applicants for assistantships are considered on the ba sis of scholarship and potential to undertake advanced study and research. To be considered for an as sistantship, a completed Graduate School application, official transcripts, and three letters of reference must be received by the Graduate School no later than February 15 for consideration for fall admission and September 15 for spring admission.
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Students must complete a minimum of 30 credits and a master's thesis for the thesis option, or a mini mum of 35 credits and a paper for the comprehensive study option. An oral defense of the thesis or the paper is required.
Requirements for the M.S. degree in sociology are as follows:
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Soc 723 Social Theory
Soc 700 Qualitative Methods
Soc 701 Quantitative Methods
2. Complete an additional 21 credits (including thesis) or 26 credits (including comprehensive study).
3. Complete a researchbased thesis or comprehensive study paper, and pass an oral defense of the thesis or paper administered by the student's supervisory committee.
Gina Aalgaard Kelly, Ph.D.
University of Minnesota, 2007
Research Interests: Medical and Aging Sociology
Pamela Emanuelson, Ph.D.
University of South Carolina, 2008
Research Interests: Small Group Processes, Social Psychology, Mathematical Sociology. Economic Sociology, Sociopolitical Evolution
Gary A. Goreham, Ph.D.
South Dakota State University, 1985
Research Interests: Rural Sociology, Community, Family, Research Meth ods, Sociology of Religion, Sociology of Agriculture
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Michigan State University, 1981
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Moscow, ID (Sports Network) - With both teams searching for their first win of the season, it was the Idaho Vandals who came out on top as they defeated the Temple Owls, 26-24, in non-conference action at the Kibbie Dome.
Idaho (1-4) was led by Chad Chalich, who proved to be a dual-threat with 310 yards and a touchdown through the air to go with 114 yards rushing. Chalich completed 26-of-43 passes while carrying the ball 14 times. His key target was Richard Montgomery, who tallied five catches for 102 yards and a touchdown.
For Temple (0-4), Kenneth Harper carried the ball 11 times for 61 yards and two touchdowns. Connor Reilly was 23-of-47 for 249 yards with a touchdown, while Ryan Alderman had 88 yards and a score on five receptions. Dating back to last season, the Owls have lost five in a row and nine of their last 10.
The Vandals were first to score as Chalich hit Montgomery on a 64-yard touchdown pass less than three minutes in. Temple responded with a 12-play, 73-yard drive, capped off by a 25-yard field goal by Nick Visco.
The second quarter was all Idaho. Montgomery had a five-yard touchdown run and Austin Rehkow kicked a 39-yard field goal to give the Vandals a 17-3 lead at halftime.
The Owls scored their first touchdown of the game early in the third quarter when Harper ran one in from five yards out. Rehkow then kicked a pair of field goals (30, 38) to increase the Vandals' lead to 23-10.
Reilly found Alderman for a 51-yard touchdown pass early in the fourth to cut the Owls' deficit to just one score, but Idaho again made it a two-possession game when Rehkow made a 25-yard field goal midway through the fourth quarter.
Harper plunged in for a two-yard touchdown run to cap off a 10-play, 75-yard drive late in the fourth to make the score 26-24. With 3:32 remaining in the game, Temple decided not to go for the onside kick. The Owls' defense was able to stop the Vandals but only after Idaho ran three minutes and 22 seconds off the clock. With just 10 seconds remaining, Temple was unable to complete its second-half comeback.
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Fic: I Wanna Make You Move Because You're Standing Still (Kurtbastian, NC-17)
Title: I Wanna Make You Move Because You're Standing Still
Media: Fic
Author: GlassParade (aka Glitterdammerung on Tumblr)
Rating: NC-17
Pairing: Sebastian Smythe and Kurt Hummel
Genre: Smut
Spoilers: None, future-fic.
Word Count: 2300+
Summary: When Kurt sends a surprising text from Prague, it sets off what promises to be a deeply intriguing chain of events with Sebastian.
Additional Notes: A follow-up to We Glide Past Every City Light, this is the second of what's become the 'Europe Is Our Playground' series of Kurtbastian stories. The title comes from 'Paralyzer' by Finger Eleven.
Kurt is astonished to discover that Sebastian is, like, the fucking Houdini of tight pants. If there were a Guinness Book record for speed removal of constricting clothing, Sebastian would hold it. In both the Solo and Partnered categories.
Shit, Kurt hadn't had to lift a finger, and only the cold shock of the glass window on his backside let him know his jeans and underpants were gone at all. And then he only had a second to process that before Sebastian's mouth was doing things that Kurt had previously been fairly certain only happened in the Kama Sutra.
Message From Kurt: Do you like Czech food?
Message From Sebastian: …hello to you, too. No idea, never tried it.
Message From Kurt: Would you like to?
Message From Sebastian: Sure. Why not. Where'd you find Czech food in Paris?
Message From Kurt: I didn't. I'm in Prague. Dinner at 8?
Kurt's sphere of reference is limited – there's only been Blaine and a couple of regrettable post-split one night stands in his young life – but he's willing to swear on that very life that this is right up there in the top 5 blowjobs he's ever gotten.
Sebastian's mouth is hot, tight and mobile, and Kurt's fingers fold down around the lip of the windowsill, head tilting back to give voice to the long groan that winds out of him, starting somewhere around his curling toes and climbing deliciously up his legs, slipping along his shivering spine, warming his throat and spilling out of his mouth. What's being done to his cock is obscene – he hadn't known a tongue could be that wickedly nimble.
It's all he'd hoped for when he woke up this morning with an incredible cockstand and his phone within arm's reach on the bedside table.
Message From Sebastian: You want me to come to Czechoslovakia for a dinner date?
Message From Kurt: It's been the Czech Republic since we were in diapers. And it doesn't have to be just dinner; I found a fantastic little koláče place near my hotel. Buy you breakfast? Coffee's fabulous here.
Message From Sebastian: Wow, one, I can't believe you turned on your phone's Czech keyboard just so you could spell a breakfast food with all the fancy little dashes. Two, may I commend you on the smoothness of your delivery on that sleepover invitation? Nice.
Message From Kurt: Only if it works.
Sebastian's grip is firm enough that it's going to leave bruises in the outline of his long thumbs and fingers along Kurt's hipbones and ass. That's fine; Kurt's grip on the windowsill feels like it could just about crumble the white painted wood. And he likes the ache of it, the little pain that is the last thing keeping him tethered to the ground while Sebastian's tongue is pressed flat against the underside of his shaft, while the head of his cock is sucked up against the roof of Sebastian's mouth as if they'd been molded to fit together.
Kurt's toes curl into the plush carpet when Sebastian sucks in a hard, deep breath through his nose before opening his lips just enough to loosen the suction and then – oh, Goddamn it, then he's got just about all of Kurt's dick in his mouth and throat for a moment and it's so hot and so very very tight and this blowjob is really climbing the charts, Jesus fucking Christ.
When Kurt twists his head to rest his heated cheek against the window, his eyes twitch open the slightest bit, letting him see the reflection of the moon on the Vltava and the spires of Prague Castle, and he can't help the satisfied smirk that's tilting the corners of his mouth.
Message From Sebastian: Let me get this straight. Kurt Hummel, are you of all people making a transcontinental booty call?
Message From Kurt: Maybe. Or maybe we'll just play Go Fish all night. If you want to find out, I suppose you'll just have to come to Prague.
Message From Sebastian: Really. Setting a pretty high price on your stock there, don't you think?
Message From Kurt: Got a lucky deck of cards? You might want to bring them.
If there is one thing Sebastian Smythe really prides himself on in the bedroom, it's his oral skills. Hands down. He's always had control issues and an oral fixation- his lollipop stash was and still is epic – and when he figured out he was gay? Porn let him know right away that he was pretty much born to suck cock.
He likes the heated bulk of an erect dick in his mouth, likes how he's basically in control of how fast or slow his partner becomes unraveled by the flicks and twists of his tongue. He can see Kurt's fingers flexing and curling around the windowsill, can hear animal groans overhead, and it's all down to what he's doing. This kind of power is a complete aphrodisiac for Sebastian; he's been known to come without ever touching himself, just hearing and feeling what he's causing his partner to feel.
Under his hands, Kurt's hips shift and gently buck forward, the muscles of his ass clenching as he fights to not shove his cock hard down Sebastian's throat. Kurt, too, has something of a controlling streak, Sebastian knows, and oh, he's having the best time learning how to subvert it.
He drags his teeth ever so very lightly over the ridge separating head from shaft and is rewarded with a groan muffled through clenched teeth and a hand shooting down to fist in his hair. When his own cock stiffens and rises to standing, he knows it's going to be one of those nights and all he can feel is satisfaction as bright as burning.
Setting his phone down on the desk in his tiny Paris hotel room, Sebastian glances around at what his life has become in the last several months. His trust fund has financed a decent, if spare room in the 13th Arrondissement, allowed him to get drunk and bring a string of pretty European boys back for meaningless sex on a regular basis, and kept him fed.
He hasn't left Paris since he arrived, and he's kept to essentially the same clutch of districts, in search only of distraction and sustenance.
Kurt's flirty messages are a temptation. A bigger distraction than any wide-eyed Italian boy on a dimly lit dance floor. They pull him out of his complacency and put his fertile, yet wine-soaked and intellectually dormant mind to work.
Sebastian has an idea.
Sebastian swallows down as much of Kurt's cock as he can, enjoying the saltiness of pre-come that trickles down his throat. They had not, of course, bothered with dinner. As soon as Kurt had opened the door of his room at the Mandarin Oriental, Sebastian had him up against the window, deftly stripping off their clothing and managing to keep Kurt distracted with hot, sucking kisses and grinding hips. Kurt had already been hard then, and Sebastian wondered what he'd been thinking of all day to cause it.
He's pretty sure at least part of it was memories of their debauched night in Paris, and he loves that.
Pulling back up off of Kurt's cock, Sebastian rolls his eyes upward to see Kurt staring down at him, eyes wide and high cheekbones flushed pink. Experimentally, he flicks his tongue out and swirls it around the thick, rosy head of the dick before him, lush, luxurious strokes with the flat of his tongue washing over and over the velvety hot skin.
Overhead, Kurt squeezes his eyes shut and his fingers clench white-knuckled on the windowsill. Sebastian knows that the grin that spreads across his face at this is nothing short of evil, but he can't help it, Kurt's the most fascinating lover he's ever taken apart and it's amazing.
He can tell it won't be much longer for either of them. Licking his lips, Sebastian takes a deep breath and dives back in, letting his tongue drag along the folds and veins of the shaft in his mouth before he begins to suck and taste in earnest.
It doesn't take long to pack up his things, and then there's only arrangements to be made. Fortunately, in this age of nearly boundless internet and his good credit, this too is a quick matter, and then he's shoving his laptop into his carry-on bag, catching up his suitcase, and checking out of his hotel room for the first time in three months.
He has no intention of coming back.
This is going to be a very interesting month or two for both of them, he thinks, and excitement puts a swagger in his step that's been missing for a while. By the time he hails a cab for De Gaulle International, he's practically whistling.
Kurt tries, he really does try to hold back and savor each delicious sucking pass of Sebastian's lips and tongue. He'd spent most of his day in bed, rather than exploring Prague, fingers wrapped around his cock and stroking himself to orgasm a half a dozen times or more from the time he woke until he at last reluctantly dragged himself into the shower. Where memories of Sebastian fucking him senseless in Paris led him to jerk off twice more before he finally managed to get himself clean, groomed, and dressed.
He would have thought such masturbatory excess would have enabled him to last, but Sebastian's skills in fellatio are nothing short of expert, and the man does seem determined.
Kurt has to bite down hard on his lip to keep from disturbing the neighbors when he comes, one hand tangled in Sebastian's thick brown hair and the other braced against the wall. Sebastian's hands clench even tighter at his hips and ass and pull him forward, deeper into voracious mouth and throat that swallows down every hot mouthful of come that spurts out.
Message From Sebastian: All right. I've landed and thank fuck for international phone plans. Where am I telling the cabbie to go? Type it out in Czech, I've never learned the language.
Message From Kurt: No need for Czech, I'm at the Mandarin Oriental. Give the front desk staff your name; they're expecting you.
Message From Sebastian: Pretty sure of your odds, were you?
Message From Kurt: No one turns down strip Go Fish.
Message From Sebastian: You never said anything about stripping.
Message From Kurt: I thought it was implied in the invitation.
With a luxurious groan, Kurt slips to the thickly carpeted floor and tries to catch his breath. He leans his head against the wall, thinking he will return the favor in a moment or two, just as soon as aftershocks aren't electrifying his calves and back. Definitely in the top five, he decides with a grin, sucking in a deep breath and opening his eyes.
To his surprise, Sebastian is already on his feet, tugging his boxers and jeans back on. "What the hell?" Kurt blurts out, more offended than he has ever been in his life, even going back to his senior year and the endless rounds of verbal evisceration he'd been subject to from Sebastian.
Sebastian leaves off buttoning his jeans back up and slides down onto his knees at Kurt's side, catching him up in a kiss that just serves to make Kurt angrier, because it sure as hell looks like he's not getting more of them. "Don't get mad," Sebastian tells him, and it is all Kurt can do not to strangle him on the spot.
"Explain," he grits out, crossing his arms and turning his iciest glare onto the other man. "Quickly."
"I would absolutely love to stay, I really would," is the far from reassuring response as Sebastian gets back to his feet and pulls his rugby shirt back on. "But I have a plane leaving in two hours and I absolutely need to be on it."
"Do you."
"Mmhm." Sitting down on the room's love seat, Sebastian begins pulling on his sneakers and grins at Kurt while he laces them up. "Would you like to hear why I'm leaving?"
Kurt's eyelashes flutter as he tilts his chin up and smiles tightly. "Do tell. I am absolutely spellbound."
The hauteur in his voice has broken many a lesser man, but Sebastian just rolls his damnable green eyes and keeps grinning. "Well, Kurt, thing is…" He stoops down to pick up his other shoe and slides it on. "I've gotten kind of bored in Paris. And I was thinking, why not see Europe?"
"And now seemed like a good time?" Kurt can't help it. He's really annoyed and he knows he has started to pout. He'd really been looking forward to spending the entire night fucking and having his brains fucked out.
"Yup." Sebastian gets to his feet and picks up the leather satchel he'd thrown down on a squashy red chair. Extracting his phone, he taps at the screen for a minute or two before glancing back up at Kurt. "Your phone is going to go off in a couple of minutes. But, uh, I don't want you to look at it until I've been gone for at least half an hour."
"What?" Kurt pinches the bridge of his nose and squeezes his eyes shut tight. "Why? What the hell, Sebastian?"
Sebastian tips his head and smiles, appearing to be thoroughly pleased with himself. "Kurt, what are you doing over the next few weeks?"
Frowning, Kurt shrugs, but goes along with it and answers, hoping it will in turn net him a few of his own. "Nothing special. I'm done with the ready to wear shows, so I was just going to run around Europe for a while. This is the first time I've been here as a designer and not someone's assistant."
Sebastian's grin just gets even wider. "So…wanna play a game?"
Picture Message From Sebastian:
Message From Sebastian: Here's your first clue.
Message From Sebastian: The next picture clue will be taken on location.
Message From Sebastian: Hang tight, guess right, and I'll make tonight up to you.


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Spangler's 5-year-old son was in the house at the time of her murder.
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Olivier Rascol, MD, PhD
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MDS-European Section Chair
April 2014
Since the last issue of Moving Along, the MDS-European Section held a strategic retreat in Toulouse, France which allowed the MDS-ES Executive Committee and Officers to discuss and implement strategies to develop movement disorders education initiatives in Europe, formalize a new partnership with the future European Academy of Neurology and reinforce relationships with patients' organizations, national movement disorder societies, national research networks and sponsors within Europe. We were honored that Dr. Matthew Stern, President of the International Parkinson and Movement Disorder Society, could join and participate in the debates.
In response to this strategic retreat, it is a pleasure as the Chair of the Section to announce that the MDS-ES is organizing a record number of educational activities in 2014, thanks to the efforts of the MDS-ES Education Committee chaired by Prof. Angelo Antonini. Such educational activities are continuing and expanding the successful portfolio implemented within the last few years by Prof. Joaquim Ferreira and his previous MDS-ES Education Committee. As an example, the MDS-ES held seven courses in six European countries in 2013.
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In an effort to further improve the overall quality and value of such courses, it has been agreed that the MDS-ES Education Committee will plan courses farther in advance and encourage course series proposals. There are 10 courses being planned for 2014 and 11 courses in the planning process for 2015 and beyond. The 2014 courses as proposed include:
We are proud to emphasize the success of the MDS-ES Winter and Summer Schools which are among the most emblematic educational initiatives of our Section. MDS-ES received 150 applications to attend the 2014 MDS-ES Winter Course organized this February in Belgrade, Serbia, with the help of Prof. Vladimir Kostić and his team. The future 2014 and 2015 Summer and Winter Schools are planned in Barcelona, Prague, Lisbon, Tel Aviv and Aarhus. We are expecting many attendees at these courses.
The MDS-ES continues our commitment to supporting education to individuals living in areas with limited access to resources. For example, Developing World Education Programs supported by the MDS-ES are being organized in Bulgaria, Moldova, Morocco, Russia and Ukraine this year. We're also holding Winter School this year in Belgrade, Serbia at which 20 bursaries were awarded to students from underserved areas of our region. We plan to offer bursaries at our future Summer and Winter Schools as well. Lastly, the MDS-ES is supporting four fellowships for individuals from Armenia, Cameroon, Egypt and Tunisia this year. The MDS-ES will continue to look for opportunities to support education throughout our region, and we look forward to expanding the reach of our programs.
Apart from these educational activities, another important issue that has occupied the Executive Committee of the European Section during the last few months refers to the future relationship between the MDS-ES and the European Academy of Neurology (EAN). For the past 10 years, the MDS-ES has been partnering successfully with the European Federation of Neurological Societies (EFNS) to manage and organize initiatives related to movement disorders, including teaching courses and related sessions at the EFNS Annual Congresses, fellowship programs and scientific issues.
As many of you are aware, the EFNS and the European Neurological Society (ENS) have worked successfully to merge. EFNS and ENS will be holding a Joint Congress in Istanbul, Turkey, May 31-June 3, 2014. On the occasion of this congress, the EAN will be officially created as a new organization bringing together and replacing EFNS and ENS. The first Congress of the EAN will take place a year later, in 2015, in Berlin. It is therefore time to anticipate how the MDS-ES and EAN will collaborate in the future.
I am pleased to announce that following very positive discussions between the MDS-ES and the EFNS/ENS Transition Task Force, the MDS-ES Executive Committee unanimously recommended that we should maintain the model of the existing partnership with EFNS up to the 2015 EAN inaugural Congress in Berlin. Dr. Stern, as the President of MDS, approved this position and co-signed with me the extension of our contract. Preparations of the 2015 EAN scientific program are therefore underway. Further negotiations referring to 2016 and beyond are scheduled as soon as the EAN Board is officially elected later this year at the congress in Istanbul. The MDS-ES will continue these negotiations with the same spirit and with the hope that we'll renew this fruitful collaboration on the model of the previous one.
Also in response to the discussion at the strategic retreat, it was decided that MDS-ES should encourage connections between existing research networks focused on Parkinson's disease or other movement disorders at the national level. We anticipate an increase in EU-based funding opportunities for coordinated research activities, and the European Section would then like to facilitate national networks to meet together. Prof. Huw Morris and I are in the process of identifying such networks in the different European countries, and we welcome their contributions. MDS-ES is also planning to organize a one hour meeting with these networks this June during the MDS International Congress in Stockholm, and we expect that colleagues involved in or representing such networks will take advantage of this initiative to share experience and discuss potential common objectives.
Other exciting and important issues are also being considered within the Section. Ways to reinforce our partnership with patient associations are under discussion, on the occasion, for example, of World Parkinson's Day. Further collaborations with the MDS Task Force on Africa, chaired by our colleague Prof. Richard Walker, are encouraged in order to increase the opportunities of young neurologists from underserved countries profiting from the MDS-ES educational initiatives. We also hope for greater interactions with the Pan-American and Asian and Oceanian MDS Sections in order to share experiences and eventually replicate successful initiatives initiated in each Section.
In closing, 2014 should be a special year for the MDS-ES. Our educational program is expending and remains, as from its very beginning, a successful and attractive model, thanks to the commitment, efficacy and enthusiasm of the MDS-ES Education Committee and the support of the MDS Secretariat. The year 2014 will also be key regarding our future collaboration with the European Academy of Neurology. Finally, as you all know, this June, Europe will host the International Parkinson Disease and Movement Disorders Congress in Stockholm. I am sure that many members of the MDS-ES will attend it to enjoy an exciting scientific program, and I expect that such a program will encourage many European colleagues to attend and become new MDS-ES members.
Look forward to seeing you all there.
Olivier Rascol
Chair, MDS European Section
Deep Brain Stimulation for Movement Disorders
September 11-12, 2014
Budapest, Hungary
2nd Annual Allied Health Professional Summer School
September 25-27, 2014
Torres Vedras (Lisbon), Portugal
Genetics of Parkinson's Disease and Other Parkinsonian Syndromes in Clinical Practice
October 3-4, 2014
Athens, Greece
50 Years of Progressive Supranuclear Palsy
Munich, Germany
October 10-11, 2014
Deep Brain Stimulation for Movement Disorders
December 5-6, 2014
Milan, Italy
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Posts tagged winter activities
Posts tagged winter activities
Cleveland winter days starting to take a toll….
Head toward University Circle and take advantage of the always free, always beautiful Rockefeller Greenhouse….
Though the exterior grounds are still barren, and few interior plants are yet in bloom, exploration of the grounds will still allow for some amazing traditional and non-traditional snapshots….
As if the orchids weren't enough….
Walking through the always free Rockefeller Greenhouse provides a sauna like atmosphere….Pretty hard to top that on a 20 degree day….
Open Daily from 10:00 to 4:00
Ah…."Cleveland Indian's Snow Days"………the promise of a wonderland of wintertime adventure!
Last year, when I heard of "Snow Days" I was floored….
"What a fantastic idea", I said. "This is going to set Cleveland off the map!"
This iconic idea, the concept, the marketing….. my blood was pulsating with excitement!
I called Nick right away…"We are going to Snow Days," I said. "Nothing, nothing is going to stop me from getting on down to E. 9th Street's Progressive Field."
Apparently, "nothing" was overruled by the $28 ticket price.
Solution…. 2011 Christmas wish list idea!
There is no way i'm shelling out $28 for ice skating and snow tubing, but I don't feel nearly as guilty about putting these tickets on my Christmas wish list.
*Great holiday idea for children, your favorite couple, or for your favorite 28 year old trying to hang on to her youth…………..