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Need help choosing between two names
Our son is due in July and we have finally narrowed down our name list to two!
Maxwell- have a little concern that it's "going to the dogs", but love the full name and that it leads to nickname "Max"
Asher- love the sound and meaning, would prefer to use the full name, but ok with it being shortened to "Ash
I also loved Jack (but wanted a more complete sounding name), Samuel (too popular), Noah (way too popular, and also lacks full name/nickname), and Elliot (lacks nickname), but at the risk of driving my husband batty, I've agreed to let go of those and focus on our top two. (And clearly I've fully let go as evidenced by my including them here.)
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I love both names so it really depends how each of them flow with your surname. Lots of human names are given to dogs so I wouldn't worry too much (as long as you don't have or know one named Max or Maxwell). If you would rather NOT divulge your last name, just let us some information like: what initial it starts with, a word it rhymes with, how many syllables, how it ends etc...anything that can help us decide between the two names. For example, if your surname is Turner, then Maxwell Turner would sound better than the repetitive Asher Turner.All the best,
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As the latest recipient of the J.G. Taylor Spink Award, Chass remained true to his mission to get others to do it right.
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On August 25, 2006, a Romanian named Cristian Nemescu was killed in a car crash at the age of twenty-seven. He was returning from an editing suite, where he had been working on a cut of "California Dreamin'." This was Nemescu's first feature as a director, and we will never know exactly how the finished film would have looked; the regret, though deep, is not all-consuming, because "California Dreamin' " bears almost no trace of the tyro. It could use a trim, but only rarely does it strain for effect, and, for a young man, Nemescu was uncannily versed in the emotions of middle age—free-floating rancor, the creak of unhelpful wisdom, and a covetous sigh at the spectacle of lust. If it's regret you want, don't mourn the director; just watch his movie.
The year is 1999, during the conflict in Kosovo, and the place is Constanta, Romania, on the Black Sea. A platoon of American marines has arrived with a shipment of military radar, to be deployed near the Serbian border in support of air raids by the NATO coalition. The plan is to put the equipment on a train and escort it across Romania: hardly an errand to perplex the guy in charge, Captain Jones (Armand Assante). That's what he thinks. On a sleepy summer's day, the train grinds into a railroad station in the village of Capalnita, at the back end of nowhere, to be met by the devil incarnate. His name is Doiaru (Razvan Vasilescu), he is the stationmaster, and, like all the best Beelzebubs, he doesn't look the part. With his lined and grizzled face, poised to crease into a smile, he could be the gentlest of patriarchs; but the man is a beast, who has built up a black market, terrorized the other villagers, and brought a nearby factory to its knees. He loves his daughter Monica (Maria Dinulescu), a sullen beauty of seventeen, but his love—or, as she sees it, his dread of being alone—vents itself as a fearsome wish to control. No wonder she longs to cut loose.
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We will teach you almost everything you need to know to try out. You do not need to know how to coed stunt before you come to tryouts, but everyone must be able and willing to learn (we usually do not have any girl bases). During the cheer and fight song we are looking for crowd appeal, projection, enthusiasm, and the ability to get others involved. During the final tryouts all candidates will need to know the words to the fight song. The words and music will be provided before the final tryout.
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The Metropolitan Opera: Aida
The Met's unforgettable production of Verdi's ancient Egyptian drama stars Liudmyla Monastyrska and Hui He. They share the title role of the enslaved Ethiopian princess caught in a love triangle with the heroic Radamès, played by Marco Berti and Roberto Alagna, and the proud Egyptian princess Amneris, sung by Dolora Zajick and Olga Borodina. Fabio Luisi conducts this revival, which features recent choreography by Alexei Ratmansky.No show times found for selected day.
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Tommie Frazier and fellow former Nebraska stars Trev Alberts and Eric Crouch return to the 2013 Football Bowl Subdivision ballot for induction into the College Football Hall of Fame.
The class will be announced May 7 in New York.
Frazier will be on the ballot for the third time, and being denied selection has drawn strong reaction each of the past two years, both locally and nationally. The quarterback was the Heisman Trophy runner-up and Johnny Unitas Award winner in 1995, and helped lead Nebraska to national championships in 1994 and '95.
Crouch won the 2001 Heisman and still holds the NCAA record for career rushing touchdowns by a quarterback (59). Crouch is on the ballot for the second time, along with three other Heisman winners (Vinny Testaverde, Ron Dayne, Danny Wuerffel).
Alberts was the recipient of the Butkus Award in 1993 and an NFF National Scholar-Athlete. Now the athletic director at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, Alberts has been on the Hall of Fame ballot since 2008.
A total of 77 players and five coaches make up the ballot for the 2013 class, and the ballot was recently mailed to more than 12,000 National Football Foundation members and current hall of famers. Those selected will be inducted during a Dec. 10 dinner at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York.
Will Shields was the last former Husker to go into the College Football Hall of Fame, inducted in 2011.
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AUSTIN – Ann Smisko, a recognized education leader, will return to the Texas Education Agency Feb. 16 as the associate commissioner for school support and improvement.
"I am delighted to welcome Dr. Smisko back to TEA. Because of her recent work in an urban school district, she understands firsthand how state education policy works when implemented at the classroom level. Dr. Smisko brings a wealth of knowledge and experience involving curriculum development, testing and textbook selection to the agency," said Commissioner of Education Robert Scott.
In her new role, Smisko will oversee an across-agency review of the commissioner's rules to help determine if any rules can be eliminated or modified. Scott announced recently that all the education rules that are the responsibility of his office will go through an informal review process to determine whether they are still needed or whether they could be modified to reduce the work load on school districts and charter schools.
Smisko will also coordinate the agency's efforts to assist struggling schools, which will include the efforts of the state turnaround center and agency programs that support turnaround efforts at the local school district level.
Additionally, Smisko will oversee programs funded under the federal Elementary and Secondary Education Act, commonly referred to as "No Child Left Behind," and the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act.
Smisko previously worked at TEA from 1977 to 2003 in a variety of roles. From 1996 until 2003, she served as the associate commissioner for curriculum, assessment and technology. In that job, she oversaw the creation of both the curriculum standards called the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) and the Texas Assessment of Knowledge and Skills (TAKS), which is the student testing program. She also oversaw the state review, purchase and delivery of billions of dollars of textbooks and other instructional material.
She most recently served for four years as the assistant superintendent of curriculum and instruction with the Austin Independent School District. She is the former associate vice chancellor for public schools for the Texas A&M University System and served as supervisor of student teachers for Boston College. Smisko began her education career as a teacher in the Boston Public Schools.
She holds elementary, special education, mid-management and superintendent certifications in Texas.
Smisko earned a Ph.D. in educational administration from the University of Texas, a Master of Education from Boston College and a Bachelor of Science degree from Pennsylvania State University.
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"My grandfather passed away in his mid-50's from a heart attack, my uncle passed away a few years ago, same thing, heart attack, and I had a cousin who was 40, passed away from a heart attack, so I got scared," says Winans.
The 37 year old immediately dumped the cigarettes, but he didn't follow a doctor's suggestion to start taking cholesterol lowering medicine.
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His challenge now: changing the way Chef Marc tests his students' culinary skills.
"Taking smaller bites," he says.
However, what about preparing meals for himself and for his huge traditional Italian family?
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The last Eastern cougar was trapped east of Little St. John Lake on the Maine-Quebec border, by Quebec trapper Rosarie Morin in 1938 and sits stuffed and mounted in the New Brunswick Museum. The mammal — known as "ghost cat" and hunted to extinction — hasn't been seen since. And now, after a five-year study found no evidence that the Eastern cougar survives, the Fish & Wildlife Service has recommended that it be dropped from the federal endangered species list.
"We recognize that many people have seen cougars in the wild within the historical range of the Eastern cougar," said Martin Miller, Northeast chief of the service's endangered species division. "We found no information to support the existence of the Eastern cougar."
And when you read the service's five-year study on the possible existence of the Eastern cougar, the hard evidence is clearly missing. No photos or video in an age when everyone seems to have some kind of camera with them at all times. No road kill. No bones, hair or scat. No tracks.
It's not for a lack of trying on the part of wildlife biologists and pro-cougar groups, either. Over the past few decades, hundreds of motion-sensing cameras have been placed in the deep forests up and down the Eastern Seaboard baited with puma urine. Posts coated with animal scents that would attract the cougar have been put up. Huge swaths of forest have been searched in an effort to find tracks.
No cougars, pumas, catamounts, painters, mountain lions have left their hair on the scratching posts or made a mark in the snow or mud. During the review, the Fish & Wildlife Service received 573 responses to its request for scientific information in 21 states, and no one expressed a belief in the existence of the Eastern cougar.
"We've received reports for decades," said Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection wildlife biologist Paul Rego, who noted that he's investigated more than 100 reports personally. "You'd think with all that enhanced surveillance out there, we would have some good photos and tangible evidence. It would be hard [for a cougar] to travel in a state like this without being detected somehow. For there to be a population of an animal in Connecticut, there would have to be hard, tangible evidence. And we don't have that."
In 1982, the Fish & Wildlife Service actually had a recovery plan, believing it was possible that the Eastern cougar still survived in a few remote areas of its historical range. But in its most recent study, the service reviewed 108 reports of Eastern cougar sightings from 1900 to 2010 and found that all of those animals were other types of cougars, such as Western mountain lions.
Declared extinct, and with no credible evidence to date, the Eastern cougar will remain a ghost in the forest to those who claim to have seen the animal. Genetic evidence suggests cougars originated in the Brazilian highlands 230,000 to 300,000 years ago and migrated north. It's sad to think it took us only a few hundred years to rid ourselves of the magnificent ghost cat.


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Lesson 25: Queen Excluders? Pros & Cons
A few summers ago, I took this beautiful picture after a brief rain. We became known on Ebay with this picture! Someone even suggested we should make this picture into a poster and sell it. During the winter, this picture gives us all hope of spring rains, flowers, bees, nectar and rainbows! I can't wait.
But back to reality, it's February and here's what my hives looked like on the first day of February. I believe in removing the snow off the top of the hives ASAP, because on a warm day, the melting snow can drip and run into the hive in places that rain would not. In the picture above you can see the difference between the two hives with snow on the left, and the hives on the right that have been cleared of snow.
I also clear out the bottom board occasionally. It's so much work for the bees to do, that I feel like I can help them out some. Plus, to me, it seems the less dead bees in the hive, the healthier it is. The picture above, taken Feb. 1, 2008, shows dead bees that I have raked off the bottom board with a stick. This is a normal amount of dead bees during the winter.
LESSON 24: QUEEN EXCLUDERS: Pros & Cons
What is a queen excluder. A queen excluder is a metal or plastic material that looks somewhat like a grill which is sized so that worker bees can pass through, but the queen and most drones are too big and therefore are excluded from passing through. Thus the name Queen Excluder.
When & Why To Use A Queen Excluder
The most common use of a queen excluder is to place it directly above your top brood box. Then, all honey supers are placed above the excluder. The excluder then is able to keep the queen in the brood chambers and excludes her from getting into the honey super and laying eggs. Excluders are also used in hives where the beekeeper is operating a two queen hive.
I generally do not use queen excluders on my hives for several reasons. 1) To me, they are high maintenance. The bees often attach comb to the excluder thus reducing the passageway, 2) Drones can become stuck and reduce the passageway, 3) I want my bees to be able to easily go in and out of the honey super, so I fear that the excluder discourages the bees from filling a super if they have to work their way through an excluder.
I am often asked whether a new beekeeper should use a queen excluder. For the most part, I would say yes. However, when that same new beekeeper calls me up and tells me his bees are not going up into the top super, I would recommend removing the excluder. This is why I am reluctant to recommend queen excluders. Some beekeepers call them honey excluders.
You're probably wanting to know what I do to keep the queen out of my supers if I do not use queen excluders, right?
I monitor the location of my queens. This is why, in early spring, I rotate my two deep hive bodies. I want to work the queen down to the bottom of the hive as she typically will work her way up. Coming out of winter the bottom deep brood hive body is usually empty, and so by placing the queen below 10 frames of empty drawn comb, she can begin laying with plenty of room and this will slow her movement to the upper honey super. So, an experience beekeeper can keep an eye on the queen and move her back down as he see fit. Here's an illustration I drew up to help you see how to rotate your hive bodies in the spring.
On the other hand, a new beekeeper may not want to monitor and reposition the queen, or rotate the hive bodies so in this case, a queen excluder is a good practice.
If you'd like to purchase a queen excluder, you can do so by clicking here to go to our website: honeybeesonline.com or give us a call at 217-427-2678
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Our next lesson will address trying to lure hives from structures or trees. Do swarm lures work?
See you next time, and remember,
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2 comments:
- Frank C said...
First, this is the best blog I've come across on the subject of beekeeping...kudos!
My question is IF I use a queen excluder AND have a top feeder, would the drones not be able to drink? or do the worker bees feed them as well as the queen?
- February 19, 2011 at 10:22 PM
- citybadger said...
Although this question is a year and a half old, I stumbled across it so i'll answer it anyway.
First, the drones eat honey the workers make, not the syrup you are providing as a nectar substitute.
Second, having a queen excluder on at the same time as a feeder makes no sense. The purpose of a queen excluder is to keep the queen and her grubs out of the harvestable honey. But you don't want honey made out of syrup in your honey supers, so you'd take your feeder off your hive before you add a honey super and queen excluder.
- June 18, 2012 at 7:43 PM


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The town's last viable retail establishment - other than the bank - has ceased business operations.
The Newberry Cafe, a popular breakfast and noontime-eating destination for local residents and area farmers, closed its doors earlier this month.
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Since 2007, the Newberry Cafe has been a friendly Thursday morning gathering place for a group of military veterans who have enjoyed hours of fellowship. The "old vets" gathered to crack jokes and exchange good-humored jabs about their respective branches of military service.
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This weekly gathering was good for them and also a reminder to the cafe owners about the freedoms and liberties each fought to preserve.
"I'd do this even if they didn't eat here," Pickett proudly told me just before last Veteran's Day. "They deserve this and more."
One of the veterans who frequented the cafe in recent years, the Rev. Murray Thompson, pastor of the Bloomfield Presbyterian Church, says the vets are now meeting at the Greene County General Hospital cafeteria on Thursday mornings, but he'll miss the Newberry Cafe.
"The Newberry Cafe served as a magnet for veterans of all the service branches for a number of years who once served their country proudly in virtually every U.S. armed conflict from World War II through Operation Iraqi Freedom. They faithfully gathered week after week at the Newberry Cafe until its recent closure due to the retirement of its gracious owners, who always stood ready to serve our area veterans a tasty early morning breakfast every Thursday. The Picketts clearly understood that those veterans who frequented the Newberry Cafe represented both men and women who had proudly served both in the enlisted and officer ranks on land, air, and sea in the name of freedom," Thompson commented.
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s 3376 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD - SENATE
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, will
the Senator yield?
Mr. AIKEN. I vield.
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, I
commend the distinguished Senator from
Vermont for the temperate statement he
has made today, which fits in with his
call for bipartisanship several days ago.
I note that on page 6 of his speech the
Senator states;
Tlle cea,e-ftre Is only the bare beginnings
of peace In Indochina.
How true. And just how tenuous that
cease-fire is, of course, is mariifest in the
fact that in South Vietnam, in Cambodia,
and in Laos the fig-hting is still going on.
So I commend the di'itinguished Senator
for his remarks, because what he
docs is to raise a ftag of caution. What
he is primarily interested in, as I amand
I am sure the entire Senate and
the total American population-is three
things: One, a cease-fire in fact as well
as in being; two, the continued withdrawal
of all U.S. milit'l.ry personnel from
Vietnam, a process which is in operation
at the present time--and it is my undersLanding
that the number remaining at
the moment is somewhere between 11,000
and 12,000-and, three, the return of
our POW's and the recoverable missing
in action.
Those are the three most important
factors. 'When we reach those objectives,
then I think we can begin talking about
assistance, if any such proposal is made,
under article XXI of the agreement. But
I think that in the meantime we ought
to give the man downtown-the President--
a chance to work these things
through, following this tentative f'ettlement--
and that is all it is at the moment.
We must try to make certain that there
will not be a return to warfare in which
we will become engaged and that there is
an opportunity to establish a basis for
a peace in that part of the world not only
for the indigenous peoples concerned but
for this Nation as well.
The distinguished Senator says on page
7 of his speech:
There wm be plenty of room for debate
and discussion over the form thnt the reconstruction
presence In Indochina should
Again, the Senator is correct. There will
be a right time for a proposal to be made,
based on the circumstances which exist
at that time. Those circumstances, to
get back to what originally was said,
depend on a cease-fire in fact, depend on
the total withdrawal of all U.S. military
personnel and the release of all prisoners
of war and recoverable missing in action.
As the distinguished Senator says in
his speech:
But the purpose will be to discourage more
war and to encourage more peace.
February 27, 197.3
Februar?J 27, 1973 CONGRESSIONAL RECORD- SENATE
The Senator is right. I hope that his
speech has been listened to and will be
read bv those who are intC'rC'sted in that
part of the world and our role in it and
that tht>Y will be aware of the fact that
the war is not over; that there is only a
tenuous truce: that we still have POW's
and rcco\"erable MIA's in North and
South Vietnam, in Cambodia, and in
Laos: that we still have between 11,000
and 12,000 military personnel to be withdrawn.
and that the truce at the moment
is at best delicate: it is far from being
a cease-fire, in fact.
I would hope we would follow the advice
of the distinguished Senator from
Vermont: that we would withhold our
own fire for the moment, at least, and
give the President a chance, based on
the facts as they exist and in accord with
what I have stated this afternoon, to
present to the Congress a proposal, a
proposal which I am sure Congress will
disect and go into thoroughly, and a proposal
on which Congress itself will have
to make a judgment, as well as the
P resident.
I th ank the Senator for yielding.
Mr. AIKEN. :tVIr. President. I take this
time to thank the majority leader for
the remarks he has made and to state
that I do not regard the Paris conference
as ev·en being a 11P"r a,)proach to Utopia.
Thct-e v:j" hr pr.obl .1s and violations
of the ar,nf-'ler.t which has be-en
reached. but V'P t,e"v.e made one step and
I want to makl ~lain l:hat we cannot
consider senou.:.t_,· :1.ny expenditures for
reconstruction. anc so forth. until all of
our prisoners of \,•t.r have been released.
Mr. MANSFIELD. Mr. President, I am
in accord with the views just expressrd
by the distingui~hed Senator. As he
knows, for years I ha\"e had three objectives,
which .I !•ave mentioned and which
I cannot rrit(•rate too often. I have
sought for yc:~rs to brmg about a cease:
fire, not only in Vietnam, but in all of
Indochina. I have sought for years to
bring about the extrication of our forces
from Vtetnam and Indochina. I have
sought for years to bring about the release
of the prisoners of war and the
missing in actbn.
These objectives seem-and I emphasize
the word "scem"-to be on the way
to a final srlnhon, which may well be
contingent ou the "investment in peace"
in all of Tndochina. What the President
said abo•Jt. an "investment in peace" may
well be part of the price of ending this
ghast !y war, an objective so much desired
by all of us and paid for over such
a ;ong period of time by over 303,000
.1\ mericans wounded in combat. by almost
46,000 Americans killed in combat, by
10,300 Americans dead as the result of
nonhostile act on. by an overall total of
almost 360,000 American casualties in
this war.
Concurrent with that human cost is
the monetary cost of between $130 billion
and $140 billion to date a cost which
will eventually amount to between $350
billion and $450 billion, and which will
saddle the people of this Nation well into
t he next century.
It is good, indeed, that at long last this
longest, most tragic and second most
costly war in all our history may be com-ing
to an end. In the words of Dr. Kissinger,
in his superb exposition a t his
press conference in mid -January, it is
time that "Together with healing the
wounds of Indochina we can begin to
heal the wounds of America."
Subject to various criteria which I am
working on at the present time, I think
we ought to give the President's proposals,
when and if they come up, every
reasonable consideration, Lecause our
chief objective, as I am sure it is his, is
to bring about, finally, peace and stability
in Indochina. It would be our hope
and desire to cooperRte with the President
of the United States in h is efforts
to embark on t he. "decade of peace"
which he has stressed so often during
this a dministration.
I thank the distinguished Senator/
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