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No more illegal Vanuatu citizenships
Prime Minister Sato Kilman has finally said enough is enough regarding the issuance of illegal Vanuatu citizenships to foreigners and now Police are investigating the Citizenship Commission for alleged irregularities.
Daily Post understands nearly all the newly arrived Chinese in town are Vanuatu citizens although they have not lived in Vanuatu for 10 years, a statutory requirement to be eligible for Vanuatu citizenship.
Two men have been arrested recently by the Vanuatu Police Force and charged with obtaining citizenship by false and misleading statement contrary to section 22 of the Citizenship Act 112.
There are a string of other suspects which Police have not yet arrested and calling on the members of the public to come with information.
Meanwhile the Prime Minister's Office would like to express serious concerns relating to approval and issuance of Citizenship Permits to people who have not fulfilled the necessary requirements nor satisfied the legal criteria as stated in the Citizenship Act and associated Regulations.
The Prime Minister's Office understands that investigations are underway and there have been several arrests in order to identify the source of the breaches of the Citizenship Act.
The Prime Minister's office would like to state that this malpractice has been ongoing for many years and many previous governments and politicians have conveniently turned a blind eye to this malpractice.
Such malpractices by the Citizenship Commission have seen an increase in the influx of foreigners and in many cases they come and compete with Ni-Vanuatu for employment and business opportunities as well as facilities such as available commercial financing support to establish businesses, etc.
It is suspected that many are able to acquire their citizenship permits without fulfilling the requirements of the Citizenship Act such as the requirement to reside in Vanuatu for over 10 years and proper Police clearances or other conditions as stipulated in the regulations by bribing members of the Citizenship Commission.
There is also a suspicion that there may be cases where many new citizens have received their citizenship but have not forfeited their foreign nationality often retaining their original passport whilst being issued with a new Vanuatu passport. For those who may be guilty of such practices - this is a breach of the condition of their citizenship approval.
The moves being taken by the Government are intended to clean up the Citizenship Commission and ensure that in conducting its duties and making its decisions – the Commission and its members are subject to and follow the requirements of the law.
Some new citizens have become proactive and constructive members of our community starting initiatives that have created employment and contributed to the local economy and for these individuals for which questions may arise, measures will be looked at to legitimize their citizenship and put the issue of their citizenship beyond question if they have complied with the requirements of the law and are positive and constructive contributors to our society.
Those identified as being responsible for such malpractices shall be subject to the full process of the Law.
In facilitating and achieving this objective, the Prime Minister's Office asks that those who have information relating to such malpractices are asked to contact the Police Criminal Investigations Fraud Unit.


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The Tuesday morning sun was bright, the breeze was cool and the knights on their Hippity Hops were tilting fiercely at their targets with foam rubber lances, more commonly known as swimming pool noodles.
Across the lawn, parallel lines of children went through the motions of what appeared to be a line dance. A few rebelled, more or less, against the instructor's command to join hands.
"I don't know where his hands have been," one girl said of the boy beside her, who seemed to be harboring the same suspicion about the girl.
It was, once again, Medieval Day at the Parkland School District's Springhouse Middle School.
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For 13 years or so, seventh-graders at the South Whitehall Township school have taken their final lesson of language arts and social studies — the Middle Ages — into the field, playing games and learning crafts common to the times, roughly the fifth century to the 15th.
Thus, jousting. The school doesn't own a horse, of course, so the tween knights mounted Hippity Hops, those big rubber balls with a handle on top, and swatted at each other in a wobbly sort of way.
"If any of your readers want to give us a horse, we'll take it," said Kerin Steigerwalt, the language arts teacher and self-described medieval geek ring-mastering the day's activities.
They also played badminton. The game wasn't called badminton until the 19th century but in its medieval version was essentially the same, with the goal of keeping a shuttlecock aloft as long as possible. In those days, the shuttlecock was usually a wine cork with some feathers stuck in it.
Other activities included horseshoes — idle knights entertained themselves with that pastime — and lawn bowling, known as bocce.
Our forebears also played board games — checkers, chess, and something called the goose game, which Sarah Soloman, 13, and Kandice Solotruk, 12, explained as a sort of dice-propelled race along a concentric track.
"You roll the dice, and if you land on a goose, you get to move the same number of spaces again," Sarah said.
Well, it wasn't Monopoly, but they seemed to enjoy it anyway. Soon enough the girls and their classmates moved on to the Illumination Station, where volunteer Amy Broekhuis explained how monks in medieval times copied books by hand and "illuminated" the texts with stylized letters, illustrations and borders.
Here, Brennan Robert Gerancher, 13, was laboring at his own illumination, delicately painting his initials. I asked him what he found most fascinating about the era.
"The knights and the plague," he said.
Of course. Steigerwalt said knights and the plague are among the most common fascinations for the kids, along with castles and heraldry.
Why not? Knights were noble and the plague was oozy and horrifying. Castles are romantic and heraldry gives everyone a dash of nobility. Even Sheehans have a heraldic sign, a dove on a blue background, though I suspect it was invented to adorn drink coasters and key chains and other Celtic shop knick-knackery.
Josh Lemberg, 12, told me knights, kings and the feudal system fascinated him, and he was clearly relishing the chance to spend one of the last days of school outside.
"It's fun and interactive," he said. And, yes, educational. Until Tuesday, Josh and I never knew medieval folk played checkers.
The children were divided into teams — the Jesters, Knights, Lieges, Merchants, Minstrels, Nobles, Pages and Squires — and spent 10 or 15 minutes at each station. Near the archery station I met Jessica Manmiller, the language arts teacher who hatched the idea for Medieval Day in 2001.
"I had three willing partners and I am a medieval geek," she said. "I hit the sewing machine and made some costumes and Medieval Day was born."
It was a small affair then, lasting only a couple of hours. But now it unfolds over two days so all the seventh-graders can take part.
Jason Henry, the district's secondary curriculum supervisor, dropped by to look things over.
"What better way to end the year and keep the kids engaged?" he said.

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I currently have Design Premium Suite 5.0 for Mac.
Looking at the CS6 Preordering page, it looks like "Adobe Creative Suite 6 Design & Web Premium" have replaced the former "Design Premium" (i.e. they have "combined the previous Design Premium and Web Premium with a few modifications, but that appears to be the closest to what I have now). If I pre-order this upgrade today from my current Design Premium 5.0, the upgrade cost would be $749.00
However, I am also seeing an offer that if I upgrade right now (before May 6th, 2012) to Design Premium Suite 5.5 the upgrade to 5.5 would cost me $399. That page also states "BUY CS5.5 NOW AND GET CS6 AT NO ADDITIONAL COST, OFFER ENDS MAY 6TH, 2012".
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If I purchase the 5.5 Design Premium Upgrade today for $399, when CS6 is released do I get the FREE upgrade to "Adobe Creative Suite 6 Design & Web Premium"? I am unclear as to what CS6 FREE package I would be entitled to since they apparently have combined the Design and Web Suites???
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Thanks for the clarification/confirmation. I will definately take advantage of that offer!
I also have After Effects CS5 (separately), but it looks like there is not price advantage to doing the 5.5 interim upgrade on that single product (same price either way).
I went ahead and purchased the CS5.5 Upgrade today - so that is out of the way.
But am I correct that there is no such similar upgrade incentive for a single product like After Effects CS5?
Regarding After Effects "standalone" from what I can tell, my upgrade cost to CS6 would be the same as if I had never upgraded to CS5 (i.e. the upgrade price to CS 6 from CS3 and CS4 is the same as upgrading from CS5) - about $350, but if I upgraded to AECS5.5 then the jump to CS6 would be about $175, but if I upgrade "now" to AECS5.5, it would be $179 + another $175 when AECS6 comes out - is that right? $179 seems like a fair upgrade price from AECS5 to AECS6, but $350 is pretty steep for just one product - especially since 5.5 was not a full incremental jump?


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James Madison will travel to Pittsburgh this week to play three subregional games in three days as part of the 2012 Progressive Legends Classic. The first game will tip Monday, November 19 at 7 p.m. in Duquesne's Palumbo Center against the Dukes of the Atlantic 10.
The JMU Dukes are looking to bounce back after a season-opening 100-70 loss at No. 13 UCLA on Thursday. Redshirt senior forward Rayshawn Goins scored 24 points and shot 56 percent from the field in his first game since the 2010-2011 season. He connected on both three-point attempts and grabbed seven rebounds with two assists and one steal.
Redshirt senior guard A.J. Davis also finished in double digits, tallying 16 points in the loss.
Duquesne, also nicknamed the Dukes, will be searching for its first win of the season as well. Head coach Jim Ferry is in his first season with Duquesne, hired after reaching back-to-back NCAA tournaments in 2011 and 2012 at LIU Brooklyn. His Blackbirds team went 27-6 in 2011, the winningest LIU team since 1937.
So far this season, Duquesne is allowing an average 65 points per game. Its backcourt is led by senior guard Sean Johnson, averaging 15 points per game.
Duquesne and JMU are the only Division I schools nicknamed the Dukes. JMU won the last meeting 74-59 on December 7, 1998 and leads the all-time series 2-0.
Following Monday night's game, JMU will play Youngstown State on Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 p.m. The Penguins are 3-0 and haven't played JMU since a December 19, 2006 Youngstown win (78-58) in the Convocation Center.
Among Youngstown State's wins are the Southeastern Conference's Georgia and Atlantic 10's George Washington, which JMU will play on November 28. The Penguins topped the Colonials 80-73 on November 10 in their season opener.
Youngstown State averages just over 74 points per game and shoots 45 percent from the floor as a team. Junior guard Kendrick Perry and senior guard Blake Allen both average 15 points per game.
JMU will close out its trip to Pittsburgh Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 p.m. against North Dakota State. The Bison are 2-1 this season, owning wins over non-Division I opponents Mayville State and Valley City State as well as a loss to No. 1 Indiana.
North Dakota State will look for major contributions from 6'7" junior guard Taylor Braun, who has shot over 47 percent from the floor so far this season and averages 13 points and 7.5 rebounds. Fellow junior guard Mike Felt scores 17 points per game.
Following the tournament, JMU will be off for Thanksgiving but return to action in Ohio next Saturday, November 24 to play Miami University.


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Ainsworth-Wells spent nine years working under the administrations of London mayors Ken Livingstone and Boris Johnson, and was responsible for London's global tourism, business and higher education marketing, brand and comms.
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James H. Quillen is directly responsible for East Tennessee State College becoming a university, due to his role in drafting the bill in the Tennessee legislature that changed the school's name to East Tennessee State University in 1963. He is also responsible for the single most significant development in the recent history of ETSU -- the establishment of the College of Medicine that now bears his name. Since its founding, nearly 1000 doctors have graduated from the James H. Quillen College of Medicine.
In 1985, our honoree contributed funds to create an endowed chair of excellence -- the Cecile Cox Quillen Chair of Medicine in Geriatrics and Gerontology. Two years later he and his wife were named Honorary Alumni of ETSU. He holds honorary membership in the ETSU Foundation and is a member of the Distinguished President's Trust. He also created the James H. Quillen Chair of Excellence in Education.
He began his public service career in 1955 when elected to the Tennessee House of Representatives. Since 1962, he has represented the First Congressional District in the United States House of Representatives and is the dean of Tennessee's Capitol Hill delegation.
Our honoree was a delegate-at-large to the Republican National Convention in 1956, and a delegate to the 1964, 1968, 1972, 1976, and 1992 GOP conventions. He also served on the podium as parliamentarian during the conventions of 1980, 1984, and 1988. Throughout his career in government service, he has been a vocal supporter of the Veterans Administration and a friend to those who fought in the nation's military conflicts.
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Threatened by development, invasive species, climate change and other factors, at least one in every eight plant species in the world — and nearly one of three in the United States — is facing extinction. As go the plants, so too go the resources and services that we routinely take for granted such as oxygen, carbon storage, pure water, food and medicine. Just as the Pacific yew tree yielded the important anti-cancer drug, taxol, and the bark of Cinchona yielded the anti-malarial drug, quinine, other plant species may have undiscovered benefits. Conserving plant biodiversity is vital to our health and sustainability of the earth's biological systems. For those and many other reasons, plant conservation is a core principle of the Wildflower Center's mission to increase the sustainable use and conservation of native wildflowers, plants and landscapes.
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Over the last ten years, the Wildflower Center has developed core strengths to address these needs including developing botanical expertise, model citizen science programs and a state of the art seed storage lab. In many ways, the Wildflower Center has become the cornerstone of plant conservation activities in Texas.
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The United States will lose nearly half of its workforce with botanical expertise within the next decade. As botanical capacity declines, so, too, does our ability to conserve and protect endangered and threatened species and control invasive species. The Wildflower Center's plant conservation team has extensive knowledge of native ecosystems and landscapes and conservation issues in Texas. This botanical expertise has enabled the Wildflower Center to become a leader in native plant research, conservation and education and to understand and meet the state's conservation needs.
Volunteer John Smith collecting seeds for the Millennium Seed Bank Project.
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Well-trained citizen scientists fill a gap for agencies and organizations that otherwise may not be able to achieve conservation goals due to a lack of staff and/or funding. The Wildflower Center specializes in recruiting and training citizen scientists who participate in rare and endangered species detection and monitoring, seed collection and processing, plant rescues, and the detection, monitoring and reporting of invasive species through the Invaders of Texas program.
In 2012, the Wildflower Center is partnering with the National Forest and Grasslands in Texas to monitor rare plants while reporting invasive species and with the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) to establish a Sentinel Network to detect and report pests of regulatory significance.
Over the past eight years, the Wildflower Center has partnered with the Millennium Seed Bank Project (a global conservation project), Seeds of Success (a national conservation project) and multiple state agencies, private landowners and stakeholders to collect and store millions of seeds of more than 600 Texas native species. With an emphasis on high priority species for restoration projects, appropriately collected and processed germplasm (seeds) is stored in the Wildflower Center's seed bank with backup collections being maintained the National Center for Genetic Resource Preservation in Fort Collins, CO. The Wildflower Center also collects seeds for the National Park Service, US Fish and Wildlife Service, Texas Parks and Wildlife, Texas Forest Service and other organizations that need specific plant materials.
Through research, outreach, statewide conferences and partnerships with state and federal agencies, non-governmental organizations, the nursery industry and other stakeholders, the Wildflower Center is leading the statewide effort to address the issue of invasive plants and pests…the second greatest threat to biodiversity after habitat destruction. Our signature program, Invaders of Texas, whereby citizen scientists are trained to detect the arrival and dispersal of invasive species and report them into a statewide mapping system, has become a national model for citizen science programs. Since its inception in 2005, the Invaders of Texas program has trained over 1,000 citizen scientists who have contributed over 12,000 invasive species observations into the statewide system.
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The Wildflower Center partners with the Center for Plant Conservation (CPC) to perform research on federally or state listed threatened and endangered and species of conservation concern including Texas wild-rice (Zizania texana), Texas poppy mallow (Callirhoe scabriuscula), Puzzle sunflower (Helianthus paradoxus), Hinckley's oak (Quercus hinkleyi), Big red sage (Salvia penstemonoides), Texas snowbells (Styrax texana), Bracted twistflower (Streptanthus bracteatus), Texabama croton (Croton alabamensis var. texensis), and Comanche Peak prairie clover (Dalea reverchonii). Our botanical expertise, facilities and access to private and public lands uniquely positions the Wildflower Center to perform fundamental research on these species including demography and reproductive biology, monitoring and reintroductions.
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Elodie, meanwhile, is very good at putting stickers onto surfaces. The kitchen table, the floor, the front window.
I have only turned my back for a moment and the relative order of the morning has been hijacked by these two loud and forever busy creatures that are my children. I try not to squish canned peaches into the knees of my pants when I crouch down to clean the floor, finding while I'm there a new colony of insect stickers affixed to the underside of the table.
In the few minutes I spend wiping peaches and unpeeling stickers, my kids have moved onto their next project. Emme is eating stickers as Elle smears an entire tube of Chapstick onto the plastic face of her baby doll.
How, only an hour into our day, have things become so hectic?
The girls had been in daycare three days a week, up until Elle's illness. Now we're waiting for cold and flu season to be over before bringing them back. That has meant I've been at home, with both of my kids, all day, for what feels like days on end.
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Am I truly that wimpy, that I can't handle the job of a full-time stay-at-home mom? I have something wrong with me, that I can't seem to keep ahead of the chaos my children generate on a minute-by-minute basis?
I decide I need to get out of the house. I leave our half-eaten breakfasts on the table, the half-finished art projects on the desk.
"Where are we going?" Elle inquires.
"We need to buy bananas."
"But I don't want to buy bananas."
"Well, then, we're going to go check the mailbox."
"But I don't want to check the mailbox. I want to blow bubbles."
I pretend I can't hear her over the wailing of Emme, who by the sounds of it is even less enthused about this abrupt change of plans. I load my kids into the car. I have convinced myself I really do need to buy bananas and check the mailbox.
Emme wails. Elle whines. I turn up the music. Am I losing my mind?
I sing along to Eddie Vedder on the way to the store. My kids seem to enjoy it, since they become quiet. I realize, pulling into the grocery store parking lot, that they are quiet because they are asleep.
What the hell do I do now?
Do I continue on, doggedly determined to complete the tasks I had set out for myself today (thus waking up my children)? Or do I enjoy the silence offered by two sleeping kids?
I turn off the car. And sit there.
It isn't that easy, being home with your kids for what feels like days on end.
I would feel guilty about saying that; I should, after all, be thankful for every moment I'm able to spent with my rapidly growing children. Someday they'll be older and in school and I'll see a younger version of myself, sitting in the grocery store parking lot with two kids asleep in the back of the car, and I'll feel some bittersweet pang of longing. But for now, I just feel like that odd woman staring blankly out the windshield of a parked SUV, appearing as though she's lost her mind.


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With two little ones under foot, my large blocks of uninterrupted time have disappeared, but my desire to create has not. Now I create in the stolen moments of each day. While I often create using a wide variety of tools - spinning wheel, sewing machine, knitting needles - I have been spending most of my time recently with a sketchbook and pencil, linoleum block and cutters, ink and brayer. Each day is a new one and holds an opportunity to make something, even if it is just a single sketch. My children are my muse. Right now I take great delight from being considered a magician of sorts by my toddler. He generally proclaims what he would like to have on his next shirt and then is so surprised to find that his dream became reality. Peek around at the prints I have listed and see if anything can find a place in your home or on the back of a little one you know. Also, check me out at my blog or on Facebook where I muse about many things; life, motherhood, making.
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I've been using a term to describe my experience of Twitter (and also
Ambient intimacy is about being able to keep in touch with people with a level of regularity and intimacy that you wouldn't usually have access to, because time and space conspire to make it impossible. Flickr lets me see what friends are eating for lunch, how they've redecorated their bedroom, their latest haircut. Twitter tells me when they're hungry, what technology is currently frustrating them, who they're having drinks with tonight.
Who cares? Who wants this level of detail? Isn't this all just annoying noise? There are certainly many people who think this, but they tend to be not so noisy themselves. It seems to me that there are lots of people for who being social is very much a 'real life' activity and technology is about getting stuff done.
There are a lot of us, though, who find great value in this ongoing noise. It helps us get to know people who would otherwise be just acquaintances. It makes us feel closer to people we care for but in whose lives we're not able to participate as closely as we'd like.
Knowing these details creates intimacy. (It also saves a lot of time when you finally do get to catchup with these people in real life!) It's not so much about meaning, it's just about being in touch.
It's basically blogging reduced to what the Russian linguist Mikhail Bakhtin called "the phatic function." Like saying "what's up?" as you pass someone in the hall when you have no intention of finding out what is actually up, the phatic function is communication simply to indicate that communication can occur. It made me think of the light, low-content text message circles
Mizuko Ito described existing among Japanese teens– it's not so important what gets said as that it's nice to stay in contact with people. These light exchanges typify the kind of communication that arises among people who are saturated with other forms of communication.
I came across this research when I was doing my Masters a few years back and it's continued to fascinate me (and yes, I've been thinking about it quite a bit whilst considering, and defending, Twitter).
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intimate sharing / presence – sharing intimate photos on the handset when talking face to face with people. Photos that fall into this category would be photos of partners, family, pets, etc. However, this can also be very every day stuff… eg. what I'm having for dinner. It is sharing ongoing mundane visual information with intimates, creating a sense of presence in other peoples lives without needing to talk or be physically present.
I think that the simplicity of Twitter is key to it's success. The messages must be short and they're simple text. I'm starting to think that the level of stimulation is key to the success of these 'osmotic' communications (as the
We've been trialling some options for a similar kind of osmotic backchannel to use at
What does seems clear is that, for a lot of people, this ambient intimacy adds value to people's lives and their relationships with others. I think we can expect to see a lot more of it… but if I was building a tool to support it, I'd be keeping it very simple and unobtrusive. Osmosis is one thing, hyper-stimulation is quite another!
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His Fond du Lac County farm is located less than two miles from the northern edge of Horicon Marsh.The grassed filter strips on Al Messner's farm near Oakfield protect the streams and surface water that comes through and leaves his farm in addition to the Horicon Marsh. It also provides habitat for wildlife and lots of colorful flowers. "In 2007, Erv (Lesczynski, watershed planner) came to me and convinced me to put in grass filter strips and develop a nutrient management plan for my farm. Once the filters were in, Messner seeded a mixture of prairie grasses and wild flowers on his grassed filter strips. "We enjoy the purple prairie clover and Black-Eyed Susans and the wildlife all spring, summer and fall," says Judi Messner, Al's wife. "Establishing these filter strips took longer than I thought," Messner says. "It will be six years this spring since we put them in. I had to mow the buffers the first four years to control thistles. Last year, I only mowed 50% where there were thistles and by the end of summer I had no thistles. Every year I mow a little less. Messner has noticed other improvements. "Before the grassed buffers were put in, I used to see fertilizer going in the ditch when I spread fertilizer on land near the ditches," Messner says. "Now that's not happening. Everyone benefits from this, but the environment is the real winner," Messner says. ~~~PAGE_BREAK_HERE~~~"You will never completely eliminate erosion in a field, but the buffers are the last piece of the puzzle to keep sediment and phosphorus out of Oak Center Creek and ultimately the West Branch of the Rock River and Horicon Marsh," Messner says. The buffers provide nesting cover adjacent to the water. "Because we have saved the soil, we are benefitting from having a lot more wildlife, turkeys, deer, fox, songbirds, ducks, geese, herons, egrets and different kinds of birds we never saw before." In addition to all of his conservation efforts, Messner is still actively farming 125 acres. Landowners participating in the Rock River Watershed receive economic benefits from the program. Messner says he is getting paid $150 an acre per year for 15 years for the land that is now part of the grassed filter strips "I probably could get more today if I rented the land out. But if I had to do it over, I'd certainly do it again," he says. Buffer benefits Landowners in the Rock River Watershed, which includes the Horicon Marsh, have installed 26 miles of buffers. "When we layout buffers along streams, we lay out straight lines for the remaining crop fields," Lesczynski explains. "That's important so the remaining fields can be farmed efficiently. "There are many cases where the field lines are not straight, but the buffers are laid out in straight lines," Lesczynski adds. ~~~PAGE_BREAK_HERE~~~Vance Glewen, who farms 850 acres in the southwest corner of Fond du Lac County and in the southeast corner of Green Lake County began participating in the Rock River Watershed Program in 2007. His farm is located along the South Branch of the Rock River. "I've always done a lot of conservation practices on my farm," Glewen says. "I've had a conservation plan on the farm for many years." Then in 2007, Glewen attended a meeting to learn more about establishing a nutrient management plan for his farm and about establishing grassed buffers to keep sediments and nutrients from entering the South Branch of the Rock River. Glewen created traps – shallow scrapes – around the marshes on his land to prevent anything from running into the marsh. "It turned into a wildlife habitat," Glewen says. "It's still production ag, but it has been treated with buffers and sediment traps." He also has a nutrient management plan and an overall conservation plan including crop rotation." Glewen says in addition to cost sharing 90% of the expense of establishing the grassed buffers, there is financial incentive to participate in the program. "We laid out the economics of renting the land out, vs. farming it vs. putting it in his program," he explains. "What this does is provide income off that acreage and we don't have to plant or harvest this land. You know for 15 years what your income off those acres is." Glewen says it's also nice not to have to come back and plant the land near the marsh when it dries out in the spring, typically after the rest of the land in the field is already planted. He also likes his silt traps. "There's a huge benefit to the silt traps because you can use the soil on areas of the field that need the soil, like the top of the hill. It's kind of like reverse erosion," Glewen explains. "I did this to help my land first and foremost, but I get an immense feeling of satisfaction seeing all of the birds and wildlife around the marsh," Glewen says. "We have white pelicans, shoveler ducks, a bald eagle and hundreds of egrets. We get birdwatchers out here who are just excited about what they see. It's wonderful to know we're helping the environment."


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MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich. – Senior guard Kyle Randall scored a game-high 20 points in a 70-61 loss to Miami (Ohio) as Central Michigan dropped its fourth straight.
Randall scored six of his 20 points within one minute of play to give the Chippewas (9-12, 2-6 MAC) a 44-41 lead at the 10:50 mark in the second half for the first time in more than 20 minutes of play. The RedHawks (8-12, 3-5 MAC) regained the lead quickly though thanks to a pair of three-pointers by Allen Roberts.
Central Michigan was unable to stop Miami from pulling away despite two late buckets by freshman guard Chris Fowler. The Redhawks sealed the deal at the free throw line, knocking down all eight attempts in the final minute of play.
The Chippewas got off to a quick start, opening the game with a John Simons three-pointer. Miami set the tempo of the game early though with a quick answer from beyond the arc. The first half was a back-and-forth battle with five lead changes and two ties. Neither team could establish a firm lead until late in the first half when RedHawk forward Jon Harris knocked down a three to put Miami up six, 29-23. The RedHawks took a five-point lead into the locker room, 29-24.
Randall recorded 20-plus points for the eighth time this season, the third time doing so in back-to-back performances. Fowler accounted for eight points and seven assists, leaving him one shy of the program's freshman Division I assist record of 109. Freshman Blake Hibbitts contributed four three pointers for 12 points.
Despite creating several second chance opportunities on the offensive glass, Central Michigan struggled to convert in the half court. The Chippewas shot 31 percent from the three-point line and 35 percent from the field. Miami (Ohio) was able to establish a presence in the post, outscoring Central Michigan 28-14 in the paint.
Central Michigan will be back in action at Akron on Tuesday, February 5. The Chippewas will look to end their four-game skid and knock off the undefeated Zips (17-4, 7-0) in conference play.
Game Notes
Chris Fowler's seven assists puts him within one of tying the program's Division I freshman record of 109 set by Derrick Richmond in 1985-86 (24 games). The program's all-time freshman record is 115 set by Dirk Dunbar in 1972-73 (26 games). Fowler entered the game ranked fourth in the league and sixth among the country's Division I freshmen at 5.1 assists per game.
Coach Keno Davis switched up the starting lineup for just the second time this season, giving Derrick Richardson the first start of his career in place of Austin Keel. The only other switch in the lineup this season came when Olivier Mbaigoto replaced an injured Zach Saylor in game seven.
Zach Saylor was credited with blocks on three consecutive possessions before the first media timeout. In the last three games, the Chippewas as a team have combined for three blocks. Saylor played 13 minutes off the bench tonight, the most since returning from his injury.
Blake Hibbitts knocked down four three-pointers in the first half, notching his third consecutive game with at least three threes. He was 4-of-7 in the first half and 0-for-4 in the second. After 12 points tonight, Hibbitts has averaged 14.3 points over the last three games.
The Chippewas converted seven field goals in the first half - six of them from behind the arc - and four of those came from Hibbitts. They tied a season-high 32 long range attempts (also 10-of-32 vs. Arkansas-Pine Bluff).
Tonight marked the sixth time this season CMU has hit at least 10 three-pointers.
Freshman John Simons' led the team in rebounding for the eighth time, this time with seven boards.
Tonight's attendance of 2,235 is the fourth time in the last five games over 2,000.
Postgame Quotes
CMU Head Coach Keno Davis: "Early in the season when we weren't shooting particularly well we were still finding ways to win those close games, and we haven't been able to find those ways in conference play. But we will continue to work and I really like our attitude."
"We are a team that needs some pieces and needs to get bigger inside, so far our team to be able to stay even on the boards with a team like Miami, that gives us a chance to win."
"We've talked about a slim margin for error this year, and yet when we don't shoot well we're close. We are a basket or two away from winning several more of those games. We will stay focused and continue to work hard in practice and finish this off right."


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Good news, Alexander Shlemenko is modelling his career after Fedor and Hendo
In another universe, Alexander Shlemenko could have easily been a dude that would be at the top of our list of Denny's Street MMA exhibitions. He fights like he's always in the process of falling down, and that's why we love him at MiddleEasy. We knew of his ability to effortlessly pull off a spinning backfist before most did, so I guess we truly are MMA hipsters. There's no way we're rocking a handlebar mustache like Ian McCall though. That guy is the king of all hipsters in Southern California. If aliens came down to earth and requested a diplomat from each fashion scene to be taken aboard their mothership, hipsters across the world would scribble Ian McCall's name on a piece of paper so underground that you probably didn't even know it existed.
Fortunately for the fashion industry, Shlemenko doesn't know it exists. If he did, everyone would be rocking Russian track suits and backfisting every inanimate object in sight. Earlier this month, Shlemenko let the world know that he recovered from his automobile accident and that he's ready to hop back into his MMA career, right hook first. Now Shlemenko has cut another video in order to answer a couple questions from MMA message boards across the net. Alexander wants you to know who his favorite fighters are, and I suggest you should stop what you're doing and listen.


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2008 June 12
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(NEW YORK) For Resort 2009, Miuccia Prada delivered a collection that was quintessential her. With a palette of black, emerald, amber and military green, looks used ornate Swarovski stone embellishments mixed with edgier hardware for a glamorous aesthetic. Nylon pieces gave heavily bedizen looks a sportier feel. Plexi chains and oversized crystals and zippers jazzed up accessories and served as a unique detail in dresses and separates. Soft tees with detachable jewel necklaces and sequin clutches were must-haves. Prints including hearts, bolts and leopard created a humorous juxtaposition. The treasure trove of a collection mixed whimsy and sophistication for a look that was just right.


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The obsession started in dumpsites and ditches. Anywhere someone might toss an empty can of Storz.
Bill Baburek was a kid then, a South Omaha boy who collected things. Stamps. Coins. Golf balls from Spring Lake Park. Matchbox and Hot Wheels cars.
And beer cans. Empty ones. Especially cans of Omaha brew that bore old German names like Storz.
And Falstaff, which still counted because the St. Louis-based beer was brewed in a dozen cities, including Omaha.
Falstaff had opened in an old Omaha brewery once known as Krug.
Baburek rescued the empties, cleaned them and stacked them on basement shelves he built with his dad. He tried to learn more about local names that were becoming harder to spot because of competition from the St. Louis-Milwaukee brewing juggernaut.
So he dived into old newspaper clippings, spending hours as a teenager in the downtown library looking for ads.
He would read about Prohibition, learning how brewers like Storz hung in there for the 14 years the federal government outlawed making and selling alcohol. And how brewers like Krug folded.
The hobby spawned a lifelong passion that Baburek has made profitable. He runs four, soon to be five, beer-themed establishments that pay homage to Omaha's beer past. He takes Omahans on "beer odysseys" to breweries from Kansas City to Europe. He teaches in a seven-week beer school at his package-craft-beer store, Beertopia.
He started annual beer festivals and supports events such a coming potluck, where craft beer must be used as a hot-dish ingredient.
On Sunday, Baburek will share his knowledge of local brew at a two-hour presentation called, succinctly enough, "Beer in Omaha: A History." (Sorry, all seats are taken.)
Attendance ought to be mandatory for the trendy Omaha youngsters who think cracking open a can of PBR pays homage to their grandfathers. Pabst was among the brewing giants — based in Milwaukee — that crushed Omaha breweries with their advertising and market clout.
Not even Storz, which called itself "the orchid of beers," could survive the Walmart of beers. The Storz brewery at 16th and Grace Streets once produced 650,000 barrels of beer a year. In 1960, one out of every two cans of beer sold in Omaha bore the Storz name.
But an aging Storz family, a workers strike and the sale of the brewery to investors who lacked beer knowledge chipped into that success. Then another sale and the rising national prominence of Anheuser-Busch and Miller.
By the time the Minnesota-based Grain Belt Breweries finally shuttered it in 1972, Storz's Omaha plant was producing fewer than 200,000 barrels a year. Wisconsin-based G. Heileman Brewing Co. bought out Grain Belt, shut down the brewery and moved Storz production to St. Paul. Storz beer never tasted the same after that, Baburek says.
"When it was no longer in Omaha, it was no longer Storz," he said.
The recipe might have been the same. But different water. Different hops. Different taste. You couldn't get a fresh draft. You couldn't get a bottle.
"When your beer went into 12-pack cans," Baburek said, "you knew the end was near."
Baburek's beer can collection continued to grow. By 1981, he was featured in the old Sun Newspapers for having a 2,000-piece collection that included vintage cans of Falstaff empties that he and others donated to the Omaha brewery.
Baburek then was president of the Cornhusker Chapter of the Beer Can Collectors of America. The club still exists.
Falstaff closed its Omaha plant in the mid-1980s, and the popular Falstaff Inn & Hospitality House at 25th and Vinton Streets was demolished. In its place is the southeast Omaha police precinct.
Baburek spent a dozen years as a corporate trainer for First Data, traveling around the country. After hours on out-of-town trips, he would research pubs and breweries and sample local craft beer.
Then he bought a bar at 36th and Farnam. He quit First Data. And in 1996, he opened the Crescent Moon.
Since he can't serve Storz or Falstaff — or Metz, which had a shorter history in Omaha — he put up their signs all over the place.
|Columnists Michael Kelly, Erin Grace and Matthew Hansen write about people, places and events around Omaha in their new blog, From the Notebook.
In 2006, Baburek opened German-themed Huber Haus downstairs, Max & Joe's next door (named for his late parents), Beertopia next door to that.
Later this year he plans to open a brewery at 6115 Maple St. in Benson called Infusion.
Baburek says it doesn't take long for a city's beloved institutions — like Peony Park, like Aksarben and, someday, like Rosenblatt — to become distant memories.
So he'll continue his boyhood hobby: Picking up the cast-off, cleaning it up and putting it on display.
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The 5th Quarter: Redskins 30 Chargers 24 [OT]
THE GAME TURNED WHEN… Chargers RB Danny Woodhead caught his game-high 9th pass of the game and raced to the corner of the end zone to give San Diego a 4-point lead with 21 seconds left in regulation. Woodhead was hit and flew into the air, his leg hitting the end zone pylon. The officials ruled a touchdown on the play to virtually end the game and send the Redskins to 2-6. However, automatic replay of all scoring plays found that Woodhead was out of bounds before scoring and the Chargers had the ball and first down inside the one yard line. A running play on first down yielded a loss of half a yard. The Chargers threw threw a fade pass on second down that was well-covered by CB DeAngelo Hall, bringing up third down. The Chargers then called a roll out for Phillip Rivers, who threw incomplete in the back of the end zone. The Chargers kicked the field goal on fourth down to tie the game at 24 and send the game into overtime. The Chargers had been about 15 inches from a win, but couldn't get those last inches and lost their chance to win the game in overtime. Their offense would never touch the ball again.
IT WAS OVER WHEN… The Chargers called "tails" on the coin flip to determine overtime possession and the coin came up heads. Washington got the ball on their own 22-yard line after a non-disastrous return by WR Joshua Morgan. Redskins QB rolled out and hit WR Leonard Hankerson [6 tar, 5 rec, 55 yards] for nine yards. Alfred Morris followed up with a 3-yard run for first down. Morris then exploded up the middle and cut back to his left for 19 yards to the San Diego 47. Two plays for two yards later, the Redskins faced 3rd down and 8. That's when rookie TE Jordan Reed re-emerged, popping open and catching an RG3 pass for 12 yards to keep the drive going. However, a holding penalty on C Will Montgomery put the drive in jeopardy. However, on first and 20 from the Chargers' 43, RG3 hit WR Pierre Garcon for the final time today, picking up 19 yards. The refs threw a flag on the play and called a hit on a defenceless receiver against the Chargers, moving the ball half the distance to the goal line, at the San Diego 13. On first down Morris raced nine yards up the middle to the four yard line. However, Morris gained nothing on second down, bringing up third and less than a yard for a first down. However, FB Darrel Young wasn't interested in settling for a first down. He took the handoff from RG3 for the fifth time today and ran over right guard and into the end zone, scoring his third touchdown of the game. And with that, the game ended, 30-24 Redskins in overtime.
THE GOOD… After a dismal offensive performance in Denver last week, the Redskins came home and looked like a good team, at least most of the time. The Redskins racked up 500 yards of offense, 209 on the ground and 291 through the air.
A week after QB Robert Griffin III was battered, bruised and knocked out of the game, the pass protection was superb. Griffin wasn't sacked and while I'll have to check the film again to confirm, I didn't see him hit in the pocket either. Protecting RG3 makes everything about Washington's offense so much better.
It looked more like 2012 in other ways, too, as the Redskins ran the ball 40 times and passed only 32. 500 yards of offense, 12-17 on third down, 4 of 5 in the red zone. On Washington's three second-half touchdown drives the team went 7-7 on third down.
The Redskins were efficient, as well, averaging 9.1 yards per pass attempt and 5.2 yards per rush.
The Redskins broke out the true option offense a few times today, with RG3 pitching the ball on the option to Jordan Reed and WR Santana Moss. Both Reed and Moss picked up 18 yards on those plays, giving future opponents yet another thing to watch out for.
Washington's powerful rushing attack today allowed the Redskins to control the ball for 40:03, including overtime. By contrast. the Chargers had the ball for just under 26 minutes.
QB Robert Griffin III didn't look great today, but he looked pretty good most of the time. The four passes batted down at the line of scrimmage were bad and he missed on some throws, including to Garcon on the first play of the game and to Moss in the fourth quarter which would have resulted in a big play. He was also bailed out a couple of times by Pierre Garcon, who had a great game.
THE BAD… The Redskins threw the ball successfully to TE Jordan Reed in the first half, but completely ignored him in the second half, something that has happened a number of times this year. I'm not sure why Kyle Shanahan loses interest in the tight end position in the second half, but it is a problem. The Redskins finally went back to Reed in overtime and the result was a 12-yard catch on third down to keep the eventual game-winning drive going.
The defense had been solid for most of the game, forcing punts and picking off Phillip Rivers twice, but it fell apart in the second half of the fourth quarter, giving up a 77-yard TD drive and then a 91-yard drive that came within 15 inches of ending the game, and for all intents and purposes, the season. Rookie WR Keenan Allen [8-128] and Woodhead [9-77] were open constantly and the Redskins missed too many tackles, particularly ILB London Fletcher.
RG3 had four passes knocked down at the line of scrimmage and one of them was intercepted in the end zone for a San Diego touchdown. On that play RG3 clearly telegraphed his intention to throw to Leonard Hankerson and the Chargers were able to get the tip, the pick and the score. Some may call it a fluky play, but it was a clear case of RG3 letting the defense know what he was doing before he did it. He's got to graduate from that kind of rookie mistake.
THE UGLY… The Redskins special teams continues to be a weekly debacle. The Redskins had two field goals blocked today and KR Joshua Morgan was so bad that the Redskins briefly replaced him with Niles Paul, something that should have happened a long time ago. Soon after, however, Morgan was back returning kicks. Why, I do not know. On at least one of the field goals, the first one, it looked to me as if PK Kai Forbath did not have the kick high enough. The point is, every week it is something else with the special teams. If it isn't the return coverage, it's a blocked punt, if it isn't a blocked punt, it's two blocked field goals. It's always something. The Redskins special teams is a rolling, week-to-week catastrophe.
THE STUDS… WR Pierre Garcon had his best day as a Redskin, catching 7 passes on 11 targets for 172 yards [24.6]. All his receptions resulted in first downs and he was open on several other occasions when RG3 simply tossed a bad pass. Garcon had catches of 31 yards, 38 yards, 33 yards and 26 yards and seemed to make a big play every time the Redskins needed one. The best catch was THIS ONE on 3rd and 12 early in the second half.
Alfred Morris didn't have a 100-yard game this year, largely because he didn't have a single game in which he got 20 carries. The Redskins fixed that problem today, giving Morris the ball 25 times for 121 yards [4.8] and 1 TD. He gashed the Chargers repeatedly today had runs of 19 and 9 yards on the final, game-winning drive. Morris now has 686 yards and 5 TD this year, averaging over five yards per carry. You can make a very good case that Alfred Morris is the best running back in the NFL in 2013.
FB Darrel Young finally got to carry the ball this week and he responded with the game of his career, rushing five times for only 12 yards, but three of those carries were for scores, including the last play of the game, a 4-yard gash up the middle.
THE DUDS… PK Kai Forbath had two field goals blocked today and I'm pretty sure at least one of them was his fault because he didn't get the necessary height on the kick.
ILB London Fletcher led the team in tackles, but he also led the team in missed tackles — a recurring problem for him — and he was repeatedly victimized in pass coverage.
RG Chris Chester committed two penalties today, continuing a pattern we've seen this year. Chester, after a very solid 2012, has really struggled this year. When is it time for Adam Gettis?
THE MISSING IN ACTION… TE Fred Davis was a healthy scratch again, landing on the inactive list yet again. Davis has appeared in only four of Washington's eight games this season and has only two starts. He has a grand total of 3 catches for 25 yards. This comes only days after Davis admits he has fallen asleep during meetings and film study more than once.
AND WHAT IT ALL MEANS… The Redskins deserved to win this game. They also deserved to lose it. We saw the best of the Redskins today — two interceptions, 500 yards of offense, a balanced attack, great work on third down and in the red zone. We also saw the worst, with a tipped pass intercepted in the end zone for a touchdown, two blocked field goals and terrible work on kick returns. However, Washington pulled it out to improve to 3-5 and win their second straight game at home after losing their first two in FedEx Field this season. Washington's offense is starting to look the way it did for most of 2012, with a powerful rushing attack, better pass protection and winning time of possession.
Washington's defense looked good for most of the game before crumbling in the second half of the fourth quarter. They created turnovers, but allowed a rookie wideout, Keenan Allen, to rip them to pieces in the secondary. And, once again, there were too many missed tackles. The special teams, as usual, is a complete mess. Only an inferior franchise would continue to tolerate it.
The Redskins now must string together a series of wins. It won't be easy as they must go on the road and play on Thursday against the Minnesota Vikings, who nearly upset the Dallas Cowboys today. The Redskins need to win their next two over Minny and the Eagles to get to .500 before facing the San Francisco 49ers. The NFC East is still up for grabs. The Redskins can still defend their division championship. But amateur hour, which has now lasted far more than one hour, has got to end. The stupid mistakes on offense have to stop and the special teams must find some pride and stop embarrassing themselves on a weekly basis. The season depends on this.
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Gunz your sarcasm just doesn't work here apparently
Rambo - stop throwing the fact she's deaf into the mix. You're an asshole every time you play with that thought in your head.
Gunz your sarcasm just doesn't work here apparently
Rambo - stop throwing the fact she's deaf into the mix. You're an asshole every time you play with that thought in your head.
So Kat after months of everyone telling you to commit, everyone feels you should bail now:
How do you feel about this?
If someone were to pay Randy the money; would you allow his therapy session to be documented?
Cum in her ear.
It's my calling. I can't change the gifts I've been given.
May you jizz handicaps the world over.
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I believe that he called someone. I was away all weekend for my friend's funeral, but he was great when I left and even better when he got me from the airport yesterday. He also had a long (hour +) phonecall with his best friend on Friday, which isn't something he'd do when he's in a sour/depressed mood. I have to trust him now, and give him time.
The good thing is that his work just picked up because the museum is doing a major installation. He'll be really busy for the next month, and he's usually in better spirits when he's occupied with other commitments. I'll be following up with him again at the end of the week to see if he got any calls back from the therapists. If not, I'm seeing his family this weekend and I might ask his mom if she and I can chat sometime soon.
Did your friend die flinging him/herself off a roof to get away from you talking about your boyfriend?
Yes Kat, we are cheering for you.
... who is?
I don't know if you're getting old or not Tommy, but I know you're not getting any funnier.
I will never understand this weird thought process where death isn't a valid joke premise. You guys are doing it wrong.
Will the friend stop being dead in a few weeks?
Alternatively, will Kat have shut the fuck up in a couple weeks?
The answer to both questions: NAY.
I mean there could be major advances in science in the next few weeks that allow us to bring the dead back to life, but chances are that's not going to happen. However in a few weeks it won't be as fresh in her mind. Again i had a similar situation with a good friend when I was in high school so I might be just taking the joke more seriously then it needs to be.


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