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I'm planning on adding a large library to one of my project, but will only use a fraction of its functionality. In order to keep build times low I'd like to keep just the source files that are actually required for the functionality I use. Using a separately built library is not an option because the libary is updated regularly and I'm making some small changes to its source code.
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DEVILS LAKE, ND (WDAZ-TV) - North Dakota's robust economy is making it easier for young professionals to prosper in the state.
But Lieutenant Governor Drew Wrigley says there are more ways they can make an impact.
Wrigley says young professionals are vital to today's economy and will help keep the state strong in the future.
State leaders used to worry about keeping young talent in the state.
"When I graduated from high school in 1984, a lot of people talked about any public policy initiative, is 'how we can keep people in North Dakota?' as though it wasn't a place that people wanted to stay," Wrigley said.
He says that isn't a problem anymore.
"People who care a lot about their community, who are very, very invested in it, who will fight through a lot of difficulty and challenge to make sure there is a great future for their community," Wrigley said.
Young professionals says his message could help more of their colleagues do the same.
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North Dakota has the lowest unemployment in the country and Wrigley says the state has 20,000 unfilled jobs. He says the strong energy, agriculture and tourism industries help the economy grow.
"The challenge is made infinitely better when there are interesting, diverse and growing opportunities in the state, and that's what we have in North Dakota," Wrigley said.
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Do You Have An Ebook In You Clamoring To Get Out?Wednesday, December 29th, 2010
Many of us fancy ourselves writers, yet put undue restrictions on what it is we may accomplish. Is there a book lurking about your brain somewhere? It can be a print tome, an ebook, and just about whatever form or fashion you desire. Many (particularly bloggers) are afraid to venture past the short form into something a bit longer, though in all the time that they've been writing, they may have written the equivalent of several books.
I would encourage you to take the leap of faith to do this, even once. This should be done for several reasons, not the least of which is what it would do for your self esteem knowing that you can indeed put something as substantial as a book together. There is also the professional benefits beyond the obvious additional stream of income you've created. You will be an author. This carries with it a considerable amount more cachet than blogger. (No slights intended; just the wretched facts!)
There is also the increased marketability of yourself as a writer. You are suddenly far more versatile and more assignments will come your way easier. You may even find yourself in demand. Writers who can finish assignments on time and well, are prized. How many half-written manuscripts are hidden in attics across America?
So how do you actually get it done? How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time! Set yourself to the task. Don't create a lot of fanfare around it, telling all your friends on Facebook about your goal. This will only create pressure, and unless you have something of a masochistic streak that likes everyone asking you "How's the book coming," I would avoid it. Better to fly under the radar.
Set yourself reasonable daily goals. For a medium sized book of some 75,000 words, you could write 500 words a day for 150 days and have a first draft! That's a mere 500 words! Many of us write more than that in a blog post.
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HACKETTSTOWN, N.J., Feb. 21, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Between the mind-bending speeds, bumper to bumper action and hairpin turns, many observers would say the high-octane world of stock car racing is a little nuts. Now, for the start of the 2014 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series™ season, Mars Chocolate North America and M&M'S® Racing are taking the nuttiness of M&M'S Peanut in NASCAR® to new extremes by unveiling an M&M'S® Peanut-themed paint scheme for the No. 18 M&M'S® Toyota Camry on NASCAR'S biggest stage.
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The eye-popping new design will pair "America's Favorite Nut" – M&M'S® Peanut spokescandy, Yellow – on the exterior of the car driven by one of the sport's most talented drivers, Kyle Busch. The paint scheme marks the first time Yellow has made a solo appearance on the No. 18 car.
"As a driver I'm not usually a fan of seeing the color yellow during the race, but this is definitely the exception to that rule," said Busch. "Yellow is America's Favorite Nut, and I love having him on the car since M&M'S® Peanut is my go-to snack at home or in the hauler."
"M&M'S® Peanut taking a lead position for us at the biggest race of the NASCAR 2014 racing season gives Kyle Busch fans – and Yellow fans – even more incentive to stand up and cheer," said Seth Klugherz, Senior Director, M&M'S® Chocolate Candies. "Just as there will only be one winner in victory lane, only 1 in 100 peanuts is lucky enough to make its way into a bag of M&M'S® Peanut."
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The embeddable database Berkeley DB is available in version 4.8.26 with new APIs.
The Berkeley DB programming interface now supports the C# .NET language and provides the matching tests and sample code. Also new is the Standard Template Library (STL) API that is compatible with C++. Developers also improved performance in concurrency for multi-threaded applications on SMP systems. The jump from 4.7 to 4.8 additionally changed the log data format.
Berkeley DB, an Oracle acquisition since 2006, is dual-licensed. Users can choose between a commercial and a BSD-like open source license. Details and downloads for UNIX/Linux and Windows are on Oracle's Berkeley DB webpages.
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The Raspberry Pi Foundation has announced an even smaller version of the tiny computer that will fit into a DIMM slot.
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A new class of problems lets a malicious app pre-configure an invisible privilege update.
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New Hack language adds static typing and other conveniences.
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Vulnerability affects many Linux web servers
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Last month, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) released compelling findings from a study on the air-borne movement (aka "drift") of the pesticide endosulfan in Florida.
Researchers found that this soon-to-be-banned persistent pesticide traveled miles from tomato fields where it was applied, and that drift levels jumped significantly during spray season. More details on the study are outlined below, but first consider this: with USDA stepping into the ring to document pesticide drift, is it possible that EPA and USDA might actually look at pesticide use and regulations together? Now that would be interesting news indeed.
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There's good news and bad news on the pesticide front this week. Let's take the good news first: A sting operation in New York City got 6,000+ packages of dangerous, illegal rat poison off shop shelves. Hats off to the public servants who got this done!
The bad news comes in two parts: First, the fact that products like this can slip through the cracks of our pesticide control system is downright frightening. And second, industry lawyers are busily weakening one of the few tools EPA officials have to quickly pull pesticide products from the market when they're found to be harmful. Really guys?
I can't tell you how many times I've been asked for figures on pesticide use — it must happen at least once a week. "How many pounds of pesticides are used in the U.S. each year?" "Is pesticide use going up or down?" "What's the most commonly used insecticide in the U.S.?" and so on. The best I could do was point to 10-year old numbers.
The public interest community came together this week to demand that lawmakers in Washington, DC, stop playing politics with public health and welfare. PAN joined a coalition of labor, environmental, consumer advocacy, health care, and other public interest organizations - 72 groups in all - in calling on the new Congress to oppose a fast-moving bill that aims to halt new protections designed to safeguard the American people.
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Gareth Barry's late equaliser moved City into the coveted fourth Champions League spot on a night that seemed to be turning sour for Roberto Mancini's men.
With the hosts reduced to ten men for most of the second half, Glenn Whelan agonisingly fired Tony Pulis' side into an unlikely lead and even after Barry's leveller, the Potters thought they'd won the game with almost the last kick of the match.
With five changes from the FA Cup line-up at the weekend, there was more height and muscle to the starting XI Mancini selected for the trip to the Britannia Stadium.
Out went Wayne Bridge, Stephen Ireland, Pablo Zabaleta, Shaun Wright-Phillips and Martin Petrov and in came Micah Richards, Adam Johnson, Javier Garrido, Patrick Vieira and Roque Santa Cruz.
Stoke went into the game in fine form having avoided defeat in eight league and cup matches – unbeaten in 2010 no less - and began the game with an expected aerial bombardment into the Blues' box.
In fact, the Potters should have gone ahead with barely four minutes when the unmarked Mamady Sidibe shot straight at Shay Given from six yards out. Two minutes later former City midfielder Whelan also should have done better from close range.
The packed and noisy Britannia Stadium - surely a contender with Oldham's Boundary Park for the title of 'Coldest Ground in England' - made for a hostile atmosphere for the visitors.
Delap's throw-ins were a constant threat, but as City continued to weather the early pressure without conceding, they could at least take comfort from the fact that only Portsmouth and Wolves had scored less Premier League goals this season.
City occasionally broke with purpose but Stoke's attacks carried more menace, though neither keeper was really tested in the first 45 minutes and the hosts' attacks gradually subsided.
Seven minutes after the break, the complexion of the game changed completely. Adebayor chased a long through ball with Abdoulaye Faye. Racing neck-and-neck, the Togolese striker gradually edged ahead of the Stoke skipper and Faye appeared to tug him to the ground.
Initially, referee Alan Wiley saw the challenge to be a fair one, but called a halt to play when his assistant flagged for his attention. Moments later Faye, who had been the last defender, was heading for an early bath with a stright red card shown for his misdemeanour.
Substitutions for both teams immediately followed with Liam Lawrence making way for Salif Diao and Wright-Phillips replacing Garrido as the Blues sniffed the chance of three points.
The dismissal seemed to lift Stoke more than the Blues who, despite camping in the Potters' half for 15 minutes, couldn't find a way through a packed and committed defence.
Then, on 71 minutes, a poor clearance from Johnson found Whelan who took aim and fired a low drive from 25 yards past Given to hand Stoke an unlikely lead on 71 minutes. It was typical that a side who spend so much energy on set-pieces should score with such a sublime strike from open play.
With the home fans in raptures, the Blues looked shaken and bereft of ideas. The thought of another demoralising defeat on the road seemed to consume them for the next 10 minutes or so until - at last - the breakthrough.
With four minutes remaining, substitute Pablo Zabaleta's lofted cross found Adebayor who in turn flicked it into the path of Barry. The England midfielder's scrambled shot struck the post but he still managed to prod home the rebound to level the score.
The travelling fans now allowed themselves to think of three points rather than none, particularly when 24,000 home fans groaned at the five minutes of added time announcement
Yet there was still time for one more scare. Delap won a throw-in by the corner flag with 95 minutes on the clock. He dried the ball, stepped back and launched the ball into the box for Ryan Shawcross to head home at the far post.
With the home fans going crazy, referee Wiley stood with his arm pointing towards the centre - but not for a goal - for a foul, much to the fury of the home fans and the relief of those travelling from Manchester. Seconds later it was all over.
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Gas can be caused by certain foods you eat. You may have gas if you:
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Tests that may be done include:
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SARANAC LAKE - A local teenager was arrested early Friday morning for kneeing a police officer in the groin during a Fourth of July house party that reportedly got out of control.
The 17-year-old male from Lake Placid was charged with second-degree attempted assault, a class E felony. His name was not released because police said he may be eligible for youthful offender status.
Village police said were called to assist Ray Brook-based state police at a large party on Lake Flower Avenue, near Turtle Pond, just after midnight on July 5.
Police Chief Bruce Nason said the teenager allegedly became combative as police were investigating the incident.
"There was a physical struggle with him, and he struck one of our officers," Nason said. "He kneed him in the groin."
The chief declined to name the officer, but said he didn't suffer injuries that required medical treatment.
The teen was processed at the police station, arraigned in village court and released under the supervision of probation.
Nason said the defendant was charged with "attempted" assault because there wasn't enough physical injury to the officer to rise to the level of second-degree assault.
State police said they're continuing to investigate the party and said more arrests are pending.


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Harris Fellowship in Child Development and Early Childhood Education
This well-established program is a collaboration between the Yale Child Study Center Section on Child Development and the Calvin Hill Day Care Center of New Haven. Harris Fellows work and study here with great success. We again anticipate fellowship openings for August 2009.
The fellowship represents a unique partnership between a well-established model early childhood education program and a clinical department of child psychiatry with a special focus on early childhood. The fellowship blends educational and clinical perspectives on working with young children. In contrast to other more traditional early childhood education training programs, this initiative is not simply a "placement" in two training institutions in which the trainee spends an allotted amount of time in specified activities or a few hours a day in a classroom. The Calvin Hill training model involves the trainee in every aspect of the early childhood curriculum; trainees truly become a part of the day to day life of the program. They work side by side with the master teachers and are an integral part of the teaching team. They learn the responsibility of providing a creative and interesting environment and curriculum for young children and are part of a community in which teachers and families work together. Similarly, the Child Study Center model emphasizes direct supervision by senior clinicians who work in community programs as well as with individual children.
Through this collaboration of educators and clinicians, the fellows will learn about the wide range of adaptive (and maladaptive) behavior and development. While developing an understanding of how broad and flexible is the definition of normal, trainees will also have the opportunity to learn about early childhood disorders and abnormal development. Through this exposure, they will become familiar with the processes of clinical referrals, diagnostic assessment, how clinicians think about the behaviors of children in groups, the differences between an educational and a therapeutic intervention, and models for working with children in an educational setting.
The curriculum for this fellowship will include both direct supervised experiences and informal reflective meetings with mentor teachers and clinicians with an emphasis on observation and developing participation as a member of an early childhood teaching team. Through direct experience, supervision, and coursework, fellows will integrate the theoretical and the practical. They will develop a theoretical base in child development and become more sensitive and careful observers of young children.
Successful candidates will come from two tracks -- one experienced educators and/or clinicians seeking an advanced practicum experience in early childhood education and the other, beginning trainees at the college graduate level but with minimal experience in child care and early childhood education. We anticipate that graduates of the fellowship will go on to other childcare settings to provide direct service and to provide leadership as teachers or work in other related fields such as pediatrics, social work or child psychology that strive to improve the quality of care for children.
We invite interested individuals to contact us for an application and further information. Requests for applications should be made to Susan Taddei, email@example.com (203) 764-9350. Applications are due by Wednesday, March 4, 2009.
Carla Horwitz, Ed.D
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Curriculum for the Harris Fellowship in Child Development and Early Childhood Education
Harris Fellows spend one year training at Yale's Calvin Hill Day Care Center and the Yale Child Study Center. Calvin Hill Day Care Center and the Kitty Lustman-Findling Kindergarten are model, preschool educational programs for the children of Yale and New Haven community families. Calvin Hill was one of the first childcare programs in the nation accredited by the NAEYC (National Association for the Education of Young Children), and values diversity in its children and its staff. Families pay tuition based upon a sliding fee scale and the center is an inclusive community, serving around sixty children from a wide variety of ethnic and economic backgrounds. Both the Calvin Hill Day Care Center and the Kitty Lustman-Findling Kindergarten provide a site for training and research. The programs aim to serve as a support for families, working closely with parents to meet the social, emotional, physical, and intellectual needs of their children.
General Responsibilities of the Fellowship
- Fellows have a teacher mentor at Calvin Hill and a clinical mentor at the Child Study Center. They regularly meet with their mentors for support, focusing on blending educational and clinical understandings of young children and families.
- With their mentors, they set individual goals and have mid and end of year evaluations.
- Fellows keep an ongoing journal, consisting of reflections about their experiences in the classroom at Calvin Hill, their coursework at the Child Study Center, lesson plans, and their particular interests in both early childhood education and clinical child development.
Responsibilities at Calvin Hill
- Fellows work a full schedule at Calvin Hill and become integral members of the highly experienced teaching team. Under the supervision of their mentor, they gradually assume all the responsibilities of a teacher over the course of the year.
- Fellows are involved in all aspects of the program including planning curriculum for large and small groups as well as individual children, leading activities, maintaining the classroom and materials, and participating in parent conferences. Their growing participation enables them to become immersed in and to share all aspects of the early childhood classroom environment.
- Fellows attend occasional evening meetings, center sponsored events, and other professional workshops in the community.
Responsibilities at the Yale Child Study Center
- During the first semester, fellows participate in the seminar, "The Inner Life of the Child." This seminar focuses on understanding the emotional development of young children and their ability to express their inner strivings, conflicts and feelings through their play. This seminar is clinically focused and allows fellows to increase the depth of their understanding of social and emotional development.
- During the second semester, fellows participate in the Clinical Child Development seminar at the Yale Child Study Center. This seminar explores issues of child development, child psychopathology, and clinical evaluation and interventions with young children and their families. Seminar members observe senior clinicians conducting developmental assessments and participate in the ongoing discussion of diagnostic formulations. Relevant readings are assigned throughout the seminar.
- Depending on the fellows' preparation and background, they may also have the opportunity to participate in one or two ongoing early childhood seminars including "Child Development" and "Early Childhood Methods," as well as meetings of the Young Child Team where current clinical case material is discussed.
Fellowship Stipend and Benefits
- The Fellowship begins in August 2009 and ends in August 2010. Fellows receive a one-year stipend of $14,000. Checks are issued monthly beginning at the end of September.
- Full health coverage is provided through the Yale Health Plan. Health Plan application forms must be submitted in August.
- Housing is not provided as part of the fellowship but affordable apartments are available in the Calvin Hill area.
Applicant Requirements
- Applicants should have some previous experiences with children (especially young children) in an actual classroom setting, babysitting, or camp counseling.
- A background in early childhood education or college course work in early childhood education and/or developmental psychology is preferred. Applicants should be interested in issues of childcare, early childhood education and advocacy on behalf of young children.
- Applicants must have maturity and flexibility in working with young children. They must be able to interact sensitively, tactfully, respectfully and warmly with young children and their parents. They must be able to work as a member of a team of teachers.
- Reliability and responsibility are essential, as the fellows will be counted on as members of the teaching staff. They must have a good prior record of attendance and punctuality.
- Harris Fellowship Application
Additional Information
- Visit the website http://calvinhilldaycare.org for more information about the Harris Fellowship and to read the reflections of past fellows.


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As she stood next to the blachers with her mom, dad and two friends from home, she thought past the North's 5-2 win over the South and instead mentioned her favorite part of the All-Star Sports Week experience.
"It was just great to bond with girls from all over the place. Some of them you don't know, but I've seen a lot of girls here and thought they're good athletes," she said. "It was just an awesome team-bonding experience, and I may never see these girls again, but I will always remember this experience right here.
"It's such a great honor."
Nordan made the most of Tuesday's game, playing the entire 40-minute second half and recording three saves for the North, which took a 10-2-1 lead in the series over the South.
"Victories are always sweet. My team was really good, and I give all the credit to the team," Nordan said. "On Monday, we saw that we had chemistry, and some of us had played club together so we knew each other. I thought it was going to be a good game and I'm glad we won."
After the North took a 1-0 advantage 10 seconds before halftime on a goal by Amanda Baker, who scored three goals and earned the North's most valuable player honor.
Nordan watched her team take a commanding lead in the second half.
Briarwood Christian's Claudia Day scoring back-to-back goals before North Most Valuable Player Amanda Baker of Northridge added her second and third goals of the night.
The South did not have one shot on goal in the first half. However, when Nordan took the field the opposition suddenly began taking the offensive more frequently.
"It's always more difficult in the second half because that's when your defense is tired, everyone is tired," she said. "The other team typically thinks since the time is running out, and they have to score and score. They normally start to pressure.
"Yeah, there's normally frustrating with your defense, but mine did awesome. Even though they got those two goals, and my defense should have been there, it's OK."
As time ran down and the South got more aggressive, a pair of Hamptons got the best of Nordan.
First, Alabama Christian's Hampton Brinson weaved in and out of the defense with 14 minutes remaining before Nordan dove for the ball near the top of the box. The ball trickled in the goal past her. Then 10 minutes later, the South's Most Valuable Player, Jane Hampton of Trinity Presbyterian, was roughed around before breaking through the defense and making a strong kick past Nordan, who was the last line of defense.
"Breakaways are very difficult and usually the goalkeepers aren't even supposed to make the save," Nordan said. "My defense wasn't there for me, and I knew I had to come out, I did and I was committed. I knew what I had to do and that's what I did."
However, the two South goals didn't play much of a different in the outcome as the North held a16-5 advantage in shots on goal.
After the win, standing beside the same bleachers as her parents and friends had worked their way to near the entrance gate, Nordan spoke confidently of her and her teammates' performances. Confidence is also what she said she can use most when she returns to the field for Faith next year.
"A lot of players sometimes don't have the confidence so they can't do what they want to do. Once they have the confidence and realize they were chosen for something like this, they know they can play with these people," she said. "For example, I'm nervous to go to a new club, but after playing in this with some girls from Vestavia, I know I can be good for this team and they can be good for me."
There wasn't much more Cherokee County standout Madison Millsaps could do for the North All-Stars in Tuesday night's softball doubleheader in the 17th Annual All-Star Sports Week.
She went a combined 2-for-3 with a pair of doubles and two RBIs in the two games, which the two teams split.
After the North was shut out 3-0 in Game 1, Millsaps played a large role in the second game with a two-RBI double in the fourth inning. Before the South could get out of the inning, the North scored four runs to go on to win 8-4.
Despite the North being unable to score in the first game, Millsaps doubled off an opposing pitcher, one of several for the North.
Brandon Miller covers prep sports for The Star. He can be reached at 256-235-3575 or follow him on Twitter @bmiller_star.


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Herb-Roasted Turkey Breast
Recipe courtesy of Ina Garten
2008, Ina Garten, All Rights Reserved
- Barefoot Contessa
- 1 whole bone-in turkey breast, 6 1/2 to 7 pounds
- 1 tablespoon minced garlic (3 cloves)
- 2 teaspoons dry mustard
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh rosemary leaves
- 1 tablespoon chopped fresh sage leaves
- 1 teaspoon chopped fresh thyme leaves
- 2 teaspoons kosher salt
- 1 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 2 tablespoons good olive oil
- 2 tablespoons freshly squeezed lemon juice
- 1 cup dry white wine
Preheat the oven to 325 degrees F. Place the turkey breast, skin side up, on a rack in a roasting pan.
In a small bowl, combine the garlic, mustard, herbs, salt, pepper, olive oil, and lemon juice to make a paste. Loosen the skin from the meat gently with your fingers and smear half of the paste directly on the meat. Spread the remaining paste evenly on the skin. Pour the wine into the bottom of the roasting pan.
Roast the turkey for 1 3/4 to 2 hours, until the skin is golden brown and an instant-read thermometer registers 165 degrees F when inserted into the thickest and meatiest areas of the breast. (I test in several places.) If the skin is over-browning, cover the breast loosely with aluminum foil. When the turkey is done, cover with foil and allow it to rest at room temperature for 15 minutes. Slice and serve with the pan juices spooned over the turkey.
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Tower defense games have been around for a while now and can be found on any current generation gaming system and especially PCs. Some are more well-known than others, which is why you'll likely hear a lot about Plants vs. Zombies before hearing about a game like Defense Grid: The Awakening. All tower defense games have a common goal: set up towers and/or traps to slow down or defeat groups of enemies before they reach their goal. However not all tower defense games go about achieving that goal the same way. Some just have your basic strategy of setting up towers and upgrading them, while others are more involved. PixelJunk Monsters Ultimate is a mix of both. Not too overly complicated, but not just your basic tower defense game either. Let's take a look at the game to see just what I'm talking about.
As with other tower defense games, the goal of PixelJunk Monsters Ultimate is to stop wave after wave of enemies from reaching their goal. This is done by building various towers on the map, then once they begin to wipe out enemies you can collect the gold and gems they drop to build better towers or strengthen the towers you already have to increase their power and range. While you can't place a tower
you want, any tree in the stage can become a tower, so you have plenty of options as to where to place your towers. After each stage you'll go back to the map to select your next destination. You can also replay stages you've already completed to improve your performance and shoot for a perfect stage where you don't let any enemies through.
At the start of each stage you get a small amount of gold to build towers with, so at first you'll only be building smaller towers such as arrows. Once you defeat some enemies you can collect the gold they drop to work towards building better towers such as cannons and anti-air turrets. Each kind of tower has its own speed, range, power, and types of enemies they can hit, and this is where the first disappointment lies for me: for the first part of the game, the simple arrow is the only tower that can hit both flying and ground enemies. Other tower types include cannons and tesla coils (ground only) as well as anti-air turrets and lasers (air only). Once you complete the first island and progress through the others you'll see other towers you can unlock and use.
As stated before, to build the higher-value towers you have to collect the gems that enemies can sometimes drop when they're defeated. These gems can be used to research better towers or can be used to automatically upgrade your current towers. Researching better towers takes a lot of gems, anywhere from ten to fifteen depending on the tower you wish to research. As for upgrading the towers you already have built on the field, there are three ways to do so: stand on top of the tower and do a little tiki dance, have the tower just do its job and damage enemies, or spend gems to upgrade it. The first two methods take a bit of time depending on the tower's current level (noted by the colored flag), though dancing next to a tower is a good way to finish off leveling a tower quickly before the next wave arrives. Spending gems is good if you need to quickly level up a tower and can cost anywhere from one to three gems per level, again depending on the tower's current level. However, this means that it'll take more time to research better towers, so you have to ask yourself if it's worth the tradeoff.
As for the stages themselves, the early stages start out with ten waves while later stages have twenty. As each wave progresses, you can check the progress bar at the bottom of the screen to see how close the next wave is to arriving. Take note that the current wave doesn't have to be over before the next wave begins, so there is a chance of the next wave beginning while you're still dealing with the current wave, especially on harder difficulties. Each stage you clear perfectly (where no enemies get through on any wave) you earn a rainbow. These are used to progress to the other islands, opening up more stages to challenge.
Something else that you can do to offer a little bit more of a challenge is to generate your own map. Yes, you read that right. One of the four islands on the map allows you to input any five letter word to have the game randomly generate a map for you to challenge. I tried this with a SYTHR (a shortened version of Scyther) and the map I got was…well, kind of ridiculous to say the least. The monsters' goal was in the center of the map, there were three entry points (top-middle, left-middle, and right-middle), and not a lot of trees that I could put to actual use. Plus it was hard to pinpoint the monsters' paths as they walked around, so quite a few times I had towers in places where they couldn't even touch the monsters. If you're a pro at tower defense games,you'll still get a good challenge out of this.
As PixelJunk Monsters Unlimited is a tower defense game, there's not much more to talk about. When I first started on Regular difficulty I was able to get through the tutorial stage and the first two stages after that without many issues. After that I had issues getting through any other stage I had open so I went back and dropped the difficulty down to Casual. Thankfully this doesn't over-write your progress, but you have different stats depending on which difficulty you played on (i.e. how many stages you cleared, time taken, etc.). On Casual however, things were much easier. Now I know that since it's the easiest difficulty it should be a lot easier, but the rise in difficulty for Regular felt a little steep. However, I had to keep in mind while reviewing this that Tower Defense isn't my best genre, so a lot of the difficulty curve was probably in my own skill.
When it comes down to it, PixelJunk Monsters Ultimate is a pretty fun game. If you've never played a tower defense game before and you decided to pick up PixelJunk Monsters regardless of which platform you get it for, definitely start out with Casual difficulty. The monsters move slower, are a little weaker, and come in less numbers. Plus you get more time between waves to build and maintain your towers. Once you've spent a lot of time with Casual difficulty and you feel like you have the hang of things, Regular difficulty will still provide a good challenge for you. If you have played a lot of tower defense games in the past, you'll still get some enjoyment out of PixelJunk Monsters Ultimate. Being able to randomly generate a map provides a nice challenge to veterans of genre and basically gives you nearly an unlimited number of maps to challenge. On the whole, this is a fun game for veterans and newcomers to the genre.
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For over thirty thousand years human beings have been recording, remarking upon and reimagining their existences through visual images and objects. From the cave paintings at Lascaux and Altamira to the iconic sculpture of Michelangelo to the computer generated art of our own time we have striven to make, understand and admire art. The history of this endeavor is both profound and exhilarating; a rich inheritance for both the artist and the scholar alike…
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Giant sponges: Forests act as giant sponges, soaking up rainfall during wet seasons and slowly releasing it during times of drought. Forests provide natural filtration and storage systems that supply an estimated 75 percent of usable water globally. Tree roots and leaf litter create conditions that promote the infiltration of rainwater into the soil and then into the groundwater, providing supplies during dry periods.1
In dollars: There are a range of estimates for the value of water regulation and supply. One study puts the figure at USD 2.3 trillion2 globally. Another study, focused at the national level in China, estimates that the value of the water storage function of that country's forests is estimated as 7.5 trillion yuan (approximately USD 1 trillion); three times the value of the wood in its forests.3 Another study calculated that the presence of forest on Mount Kenya saved the country's economy more than USD 20 million by protecting the catchment for two of Kenya's main river systems: the Tana and the Ewaso Ngiro.3 Today, at least one third of the world's biggest cities, such as New York, Singapore, Jakarta, Rio de Janeiro, Bogotá, Madrid and Cape Town, draw a significant portion of their drinking water from forested areas.4
Removing pollutants: Trees and forests improve stream quality and watershed health by decreasing the amount of storm water runoff and pollutants that reach local waters. They take up nutrients and pollutants from soils and water through their roots, and transform them into less harmful substances.5 Forests also maintain high water quality by minimising soil erosion and reducing sediment. Deforestation generally increases erosion, resulting in higher sediment concentrations in the runoff and siltation of watercourses.6
Flood protection: The capacity of forests to reduce the incidence and severity of downstream flooding associated with major rainfall events may be more limited than is commonly thought. Nevertheless, maintaining natural vegetation in catchments and riparian zones can reduce flash flooding and flood peaks through the sponge effect of standing forests, and diminish the damaging impacts of local floods by blocking the path of the water with tree trunks, branches and other forest litter.7
Global significance: Recent research8 highlights the global significance of forests in recycling rainfall and groundwater to support continental-scale and intercontinental-scale hydrological cycles. At these scales, forest loss and degradation appear to have deleterious effects on rainfall.9 These results suggest that forest–water relations at the continental and intercontinental scales are different from those at a catchment scale, where deforestation can increase water yield in the catchment.
Examples of continental-scale impacts: Deforestation and forest degradation in one area can impact rainfall patterns in other parts of the world. Moisture evaporating from the Eurasian continent is responsible for 80 percent of China's water resources. In South America, the Río de la Plata Basin depends on evaporation from the Amazon forest for 70 percent of its water resources. The Congo Basin is a major source of moisture for rainfall in the Sahel.10
1 Center for Watershed Protection and US Forestry Service. Watershed Forestry Research Guide. 2008. www.forestsforwatersheds.org/reduce-stormwater/
2 Costanza, R., d'Arge, R., de Groot, R., Farberk, S., Grasso, M., Hannon, B., Limburg, K., Shahid Naeem, I., O'Neill, R., Paruelo, J., Raskin, R., Sutton, P. & van den Belt, M. 1997. The value of the world's ecosystem services and natural capital. Nature, 387: 253–260.
3 Stolton, S. & Dudley, N., Managing forests for cleaner water for urban populations. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). www.fao.org/docrep/010/a1598e/a1598e10.htm
4 Global Environment Facility. 2011. Forests are key for high quality water supply.
5 Center for Watershed Protection and US Forestry Service. Watershed Forestry Research Guide. 2008. www.forestsforwatersheds.org/reduce-stormwater/
6 Calder, I., Hofer, T., Vermont, S. and Warren, P. 2007. Towards a new understanding of forests and water. Unasylva Vol. 58, No. 229. FAO: Rome. www.fao.org/docrep/010/a1598e/a1598e02.htm
7 Food and Agriculture Organization & the Center for International Forestry Research, Forests and floods: drowning in fiction or thriving on facts? 2005. www.fao.org/forestry/11722-0aea9fb9406230267eaf9955570ec42f3.pdf
8 Ellison, D., Futter, M.N. and Bishop, K. 2012 On the forest cover–water yield debate: from demand- to supply-side thinking. Global Change Biology 18 (3): 806–820.
9 Hirota, M, Oyama, MD, Nobre C. 2011. Concurrent climate impacts of tropical South America land-cover change. Atmospheric Science Letters 12: 261-267.
10 van der Ent, R. J., Savenije, H. H. G., Schaefli, B. and Steele-Dunne, S. C. 2010 Origin and fate of atmospheric moisture over continents, Water Resources. Research, 46, W09525, dx.doi.org/10.1029/2010WR009127.


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ALPENA - Nancy Hammond, a resident of a home owned by the First Presbyterian Church, approached the Alpena Planning Commission regarding the new Dean Arbour Ford car dealership on US-23 North. Hammond said the dealer has not provided the "screening" necessary to obstruct the view of the vehicles at the house.
Building Inspector Don Gilmet and interim City Manager Greg Sundin told Hammond that when the commission approved the site plan it required Dean Arbour put in place 300 feet of screening, which Gilmet said may be a tad short currently. As a result he is going to measure the trees planted and if it falls beneath the agreed amount, inform Dean Arbor it must comply with the ordered length of cover.
Hammond also said the loudspeakers are quite loud and questioned whether or not they fall in range of the city's decibel level ordinance. Sundin said Gilmet is going to communicate with Dean Arbour Ford Manager Larry Studley about both the issues, but unless the site plan was to be amended and another public hearing hosted, there was little the planning commission could do.
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What do all those claims that are crowded onto egg cartons these days—really mean? And how do you know how to buy good eggs? Here's help:
Living conditions of 'cage free' and 'free range' hens usually are considerably better than those of hens confined to the tiny battery cages (where each bird gets a space smaller than a sheet of notebook paper) traditionally used by egg producers, says Paul Shapiro of the Humane Society of the United States. But these terms are not regulated, so they don't guarantee humane treatment.
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Annual to subshrubs, fleshy
Leaves generally simple, generally basal and cauline, alternate or opposite, generally reduced upward
Inflorescence: generally cyme, generally bracted
Flower: sepals generally 35, generally ± free; petals generally 35, ± free or fused; stamens = to >> sepals, free or epipetalous; pistils generally 35, simple (sometimes fused at base), ovary 1-chambered, placenta 1, parietal, ovules 1many, style 1
Fruit: follicles generally 35
Seeds 1many, small
Genera in family: ± 30 genera, ± 1500 species: ± worldwide, especially dry temp; many cultivated for ornamental. Family description and generic key by Melinda F. Denton and Reid Moran.
Annual in CA, terrestrial, sometimes submersed and later stranded in dry ponds, glabrous in CA
Stem decumbent to erect, branched or not
Leaves basal and cauline, opposite; leaf bases fused, ± sheathing
Inflorescence: flowers solitary in leaf axils
Flower: sepals 35, ± fused at base; petals free or ± fused at base; stamen number = sepal number; pistils 35
Fruit: follicles 35, generally erect
Seeds 1many, in CA generally < 0.5 mm, elliptic to elliptic-oblong, red-brown
Species in genus: ± 300 species: especially Africa (annual species ± worldwide)
Etymology: (Latin: diminutive of thick)
Some subshrubs (e.g. C. tetragona L.) cultivated, sometimes persisting.
Stems decumbent, later ± erect if stranded, generally branched at base, rooting at lower nodes
Leaf 26 mm, oblanceolate to linear; tip acute
Inflorescence: flower 1 per leaf pair; pedicel < 19 mm
Flower 12 mm; sepals 4, ± 0.51.5 mm, ovate to oblong, tip rounded to obtuse; petals 12 mm, lanceolate; style minute, spreading in fruit
Fruit: follicles erect, oblong, subtruncate
Seeds 617, elliptic-oblong
Chromosomes: 2n=42
Ecology: Salt marshes, vernal pools, ponds
Elevation: < 3000 m.
Bioregional distribution: North Coast, Sierra Nevada Foothills, Great Central Valley, Central Western California, Southwestern California (except n Channel Islands)
Distribution outside California: to Alaska, ne US, Mexico, n Eurasia
Synonyms: Tillaea a. L
Plants from interior habitats with pedicels elongated in fruit have been called C. saginoides (Maxim.) M. Bywater & Wickens
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