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- Sally L. Vonner Elected to Women's Division AGS Position, and Other Approvals
10/13/2010 -- At their Annual board meeting, Oct. 7-11 in Stamford, Conn., the Women's Division board of directors approved or reported on the following actions.
- Faith • Hope • Love in Action
05/13/2010 -- United Methodist Women closes its quadrennial Assembly May 2, going forth with vision and dancing.
- Former Women's Division President Mai Gray dies at 88
05/12/2010 -- Mai Gray, 88, the first African American president of the Women's Division of the United Methodist General Board of Global Ministries, United Methodist Women's national administrative body, died May 6 in St. Louis University Hospital after falling ill at ...
- Be Careful What You Wish For
05/11/2010 -- Be careful what you wish for: that was the upshot of a talk on immigration issues during the quadrennial United Methodist Women's Assembly.
- The Experience Hall of Assembly
05/02/2010 -- Assembly's Experience Hall offers participants an opportunity to learn about justice issues – and be entertained.
- International Market About More than Goods
05/02/2010 -- The international solidarity marketplace at Assembly 2010.
- More than Sisters
05/02/2010 -- Women learn to use social media to connect with one another and the world.
- Climate Change
05/02/2010 -- United Methodist Women learned they are the greatest tools for stemming the tide of harmful changes in the world's climate, during a workshop on the issue at their quadrennial Assembly in St. Louis, Mo., April 30.
- The Millennial Generation
05/02/2010 -- The Millennial Generation -- 18 to 29 year olds -- are often discounted as being apathetic, self-indulgent and hostile to civic institutions, but that couldn't be further from the truth, said Judy Woodruff and Erica Williams in their onstage dialog at Un...
- Joycelyn Elders Leads Town Hall on Health Care Reform
05/02/2010 -- Dr. Joycelyn Elders encourages women to create a consensus that health care for all is not only necessary but possible.
- CeCe Winans' Music Mission
05/02/2010 -- Musical guest CeCe Winans was running full throttle even before her performance at United Methodist Women's Assembly in St. Louis, Mo., May 1.
- Marchers Speak Out on Immigrant Rights
05/02/2010 -- Quotes from marchers at Saturday's Immigrant, Civil and Human Rights March in St. Louis.
- Women Veterans Working for Peace
05/02/2010 -- United Methodist Women's 2010 Assembly features workshops with women veterans working for peace.
- 'Late-Night' Showcases Members' Talents
05/02/2010 -- The creative talents of United Methodist Women members were on full display for late-night fun "Assembly's Got Talent!" an after-hours talent show modeled after the America Idol TV show.
- Make a Joyful Noise!
05/02/2010 -- The Della Lamb Children's Choir performs in the Experience Hall at United Methodist Women's Assembly.
- Celebrating United Methodist Women
05/01/2010 -- Assembly's opening worship reflects on United Methodist Women's mission, history and future.
- A Family of Support For President Inelda González
05/01/2010 -- Women's division president Inelda González is held up by family as she serves in mission.
- Mission in the Age of Global Christianity
05/01/2010 -- Mission scholar Dana Robert shares her perspective on mission and evangelism in today's world.
- Day of Service
05/01/2010 -- Women volunteer ahead of Assembly, putting love into action.
- Concern for Immigrants Spans 100 Years and More
05/01/2010 -- United Methodist Women's work with immigrants is part of its history, spanning decades of work for civil and human rights.
- Assembly Runway
05/01/2010 -- The fashion show illustrates ethical alternatives to sweat shop-made clothes.
- Assembly Theme Moves from Page to Pavement
05/01/2010 -- Two thousand people headed to the streets of St. Louis for a march for immigrant, civil and human rights.
- Serving the City of St. Louis
04/30/2010 -- Photos capture the experience of Ubuntu Day of Service, where United Methodist Women members served St. Louis, Mo. preceding United Methodist Women's Assembly 2010.
- Ties that Bind
04/30/2010 -- Representatives from six of the19 schools in United Methodist Women's Higher Education Initiative gathered in St. Louis, Mo., April 28 for a pre-Assembly consultation to consider how their colleges and universities might be of service to one another.
- Ubuntu Day of Service: Their Hands Were Full
04/30/2010 -- St. Louis was overrun with United Methodist Women members volunteering at local community organizations April 29.
- Mission in Action
04/30/2010 -- The Ubuntu volunteers worked in 17 nonprofits in the St. Louis area, including two United Methodist Women national mission institutions.
- Video Contest Final Four Set for Viewing
04/30/2010 -- Finalists of Untied Methodist Women's Assembly 2010 Video Contest came to St. Louis to learn
- Assembly Is an Experience!
04/30/2010 -- Photos capture the variety of opportunities to experience Assembly 2010 on Friday, April 30.
- Song Leader Called to Music and Mission
04/29/2010 -- United Methodist Women member, De-Rance Blaylock shares her musical gifts with her hometown of St. Louis at this year's Assembly.
- "My Reward Is that I May Serve"
04/29/2010 -- A solemn yet joyful service of commissioning took place at Centenary United Methodist Church in downtown St. Louis April 29, on the eve of the 2010 Assembly of United Methodist Women, a gathering that takes place every four years.
- Assembly 2010 Theme and Vision Statement
04/23/2010 -- The Assembly 2010 theme is Faith • Hope • Love in Action.
- United Methodist Women, Local Advocacy Groups Gather in St. Louis May 1 to Call for Immigrant, Civil and Human Rights
04/21/2010 -- On Saturday, May 1, 2010, thousands of United Methodist Women, in St. Louis for their Quadrennial Assembly, and key St. Louis community groups will march and participate in a public faith-based vigil for immigrant, civil and human rights.
- Songstress Sheri Carr Brings 'Fearless' Message to Assembly
04/13/2010 -- Sheri Carr is the latest addition to a stellar array of artists and women leaders in their fields set to address United Methodist Women's Assembly, April 30-May 2 in St. Louis, Mo.
- Organize a Public Witness for Immigrant Rights on May 1
04/06/2010 -- We are inviting all United Methodist Women to organize local public witness events for immigrant rights in your communities on May 1. These events will link to a faith-based march and vigil for immigrant rights at Assembly 2010 in St. Louis.
- Step-A-Thon
02/17/2010 -- Wear a pedometer, get sponsors, and count your steps at Assembly 2010.
- Historic Commissioning of Deaconess/Home Missioner Candidates
12/21/2009 -- Come to St. Louis and share in a sacred moment in the lives of men and women who, through faith and hope have determined to live love in action.
- Historic Commissioning of Deaconess/Home Missioner Candidates
12/21/2009 -- Come to St. Louis and share in a sacred moment in the lives of men and women who, through faith and hope have determined to live love in action.
- Call to 2010 Assembly of United Methodist Women
09/03/2009 -- Thousands of women from across the globe will leave their homes and come together for the 18th Assembly of United Methodist Women, April 30-May 2, 2010, at the America's Center in St. Louis, Mo. Many will come a day early, April 29, to participate in the ...
- Jane Arterburn
09/30/2008 -- Jane Arterburn died Thursday, September 4, 2008. A service of celebration and thanksgiving for her life was held September 8, 2008 at Park City United Methodist Church, Park City, Kentucky.
- United Methodist Assembly 2006 Closes with a Renewed Commitment to Further Mission Work
05/12/2006 -- ANAHEIM – Four days of soul-stirring worship and workshops and exhibits on spiritual and justice issues at United Methodist Women's Assembly came to a finale of music and praise Sunday, May 7. Nearly 7,000 women and some men then headed home from the once...
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* code/error.lisp (mcvs-error-handler): Simplify roundabout way of printing error message. * code/mapping.lisp (mapping-write): Incorporate the low level error message into the more informative error message.
Error messages no longer specify prefixes like "mcvs:" or "mcvs-remove:". When no restarts are available, the error handler now adds the "mcvs:" prefix when dumping the error text to the standard error stream, and also adds a terminating newline. The inability to write to the MAP file is converted to a more informative error message. New --debug option is supported to set the chatter level to 3.
* find-bind.lisp: New file. (find-bind-extract-vals): New function. (find-bind): New macro. * error.lisp (restart-destructure): Macro removed. (mcvs-error-handler): Uses generic find-bind instead of restart-destructure.
* error.lisp (mcvs-error-handler): Bugfix. We were closing over a binding of the iteration variable of a dolist, which has only one binding over the entire loop. * mapping.lisp (mapping-update): Gathers up info all local clobbered files, and then throw the error. Provides restart which allows user to print the list of clobbered files, and a restart which allows the user to have those files clobbered. * checkout.lisp (mcvs-checkout-wrapper): Bugfix for last bugfix.
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Crobat might not see much use in VGC when compared to standard threats such as Metagross, but this does not mean it isn't worth using. It actually finds itself able to handle utility Fake Out users, such as Hitmontop and Mienshao, pretty well with its access to Inner Focus and a powerful STAB, Flying Gem-boosted Acrobatics. Crobat is also one of the fastest unboosted Pokemon in the tier with its amazing base 130 Speed. All in all, Crobat is certainly a Pokemon who can tear through the opposition if used properly, but one wrong choice will easily make it dead weight.
With the prevalence of Fighting-type Pokemon in VGC 2012, STAB Acrobatics is an amazing move to have, hitting strong physical attackers such as Scrafty, Hitmontop, and Hariyama very hard. For the Pokemon that resist Acrobatics, namely Steel-types such as Metagross and Bronzong, Super Fang can be used to strip off half of their health, the only downside being its inability to hit Ghost-types. Tailwind is a great support move to help teammates outspeed fast threats such as Latios and Tornadus, and Crobat can easily set it up with its excellent Speed. Taunt can be used as an alternative to stop Trick Room and Tailwind from being set up, and can even prevent the use of Protect and Substitute. Protect is standard, helping Crobat shield itself from powerful attacks from the likes of Latios and Terrakion while Crobat's partner deals with these threats.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
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Crobat can run Brave Bird to OHKO threats such as Latios and Gengar, who can survive Acrobatics and KO back, but it will take a huge amount of recoil. An Adamant nature is also an option, particularly with Brave Bird. U-turn might seem like a good idea to get a free switch-in and scout the opponent, but with Crobat's high Speed, the switch-in must be able to sponge attacks directed at Crobat. Crobat's excellent special movepool might make a special attacking set appear viable, but with its poor base 70 Special Attack, this is obviously a bad idea. It also has access to alternative physical coverage options in X-Scissor, Cross Poison, and Zen Headbutt, though an all-out attacking set is outclassed by more powerful Flying-types given Crobat's merely average base 90 Attack stat. Running Heat Wave with a Rash nature is also an option, as this allows Crobat to deal heavy damage to Steel-type checks such as Metagross and Scizor. Crobat can also take advantage of its high Speed and run Hypnosis, but its accuracy makes it highly unreliable. Infiltrator allows Crobat to hit through dual screens and inflict status through Safeguard, but the loss of Inner Focus will make it vulnerable to Fake Out. Lastly, with its high Speed, Crobat can run Fly to dodge all damage for a turn and allow its partner to take out a threat, but it will be highly vulnerable the next turn; such a strategy is also extremely predictable, and the opponent can either get what is basically a free switch in or use Protect to absorb the damage.
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Crobat doesn't have the worst defenses for taking hits, but being weak to several common types doesn't help its cause in any way. Zapdos means trouble for Crobat, walling its main STAB move and dealing heavy damage back with Thunderbolt; the same goes for most other Electric-types. Terrakion doesn't mind taking a Super Fang as it is primarily a frail attacker and can easily KO in return with STAB Rock Slide. Priority moves such as Sucker Punch and ExtremeSpeed will circumvent Crobat's high Speed, preventing it from wreaking havoc. Trick Room can turn Crobat's monstrous Speed against it by turning it into the slowest Pokemon on the field. Common Pokemon with Prankster, including Murkrow and Thundurus, can cripple Crobat with Thunder Wave before it can even move, rendering it virtually useless for the rest of the match.


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Climbing Trees for Recreation in Traverse City
The art of tree climbing in Northern Michigan reaches new heights in this video of Traverse City climbers Dick Flowers and Karl Pearson.
Go climb a tree. Really? Yes, really. Dick Flowers, a tree-climbing instructor at Northwestern Michigan College in Traverse City, teams up with tree climber aficianado Karl Pearson to show us how our childhood fun can be turned into an extreme sport for adults.


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Hello all! I was googling for neighbours to add to all the "Story" series games when I chanced upon this forum and so have decided to join! I'm a 29yr old fem fan from Melbourne, Australia.
After becoming an Apple fan after getting my iPhone 3GS, I was really excited when the iPad 1 first came out. But because I'm a camera freak (I like to take photos of stuff and cam-***** occasionally too) and the first one didn't had a camera, I had to wait patiently for the next version. Plus I wanted a white one.
For weeks, when they annouced the launch of the iPad 2, I was so excited and anticipating its release. I had it in my calendar and Apple also sent emails to patronize almost every week in the lead up to the launch.
I didn't have time to go line up for the 25 Mar, 5.00pm Australia launch and when I went after work with the other half around 6.30pm, there were still queues at the Apple stores while other retailers had already sell out of it. Or even if they had it, they didn't have it in white.
We went back again the next day as a guy at the Apple store said that will have stocks coming in but when we got there, there was a queue yet again and they said only stock in black was coming in. We asked around other retailers, found a black WIFI only one for a friend who wanted on and didn't mind the colour. But I went home disappointed again.
Then on Wed the following week, the other half happened to be at one of the shopping centres and decided to try his luck. He actually asked them when they will be getting stocks in again. But the guy replied, "we actually have a few on hand now!" The darling called and said they only had the white one in WIFI 32GB. And I was screaming away on the phone, "YESSSS GET IT!!!" And the rest they say is history now. heh..
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1031 E 24 St, Houston, TX | Directions 7700929.808454 -95.385571
Neighborhoods: Greater Heights, Central
Great place, no pretension – I really love hanging out at Dan Electro's and listening to the live music. They have excellent sound and a diverse crowd. I love the back porch!
The drinks a re a bit pricey for more of a "dive" bar and parking can be a little tricky on nights when popular bands are playing, but all in all... it's worth it!
Great Place for Live Jams – Perfect place to enjoy some live, local, music and cold beer! w/ Nice outdoor area for hangin' with friends and relaxin'. You can tell the people that work there REALLY want this place to be comfortable and that shows. THANKS FOR KEEPIN' IT ROCKIN' !!!
Houston's Premier Music Lab for Local Music – Owner Bob Edwards has cajoled this heavenly Heights Hangout into a safe zone for Houston's musical talent of all ages and abilities. With both class acts from the road and local favorites filling the monthly calendar, Dan's has a loyal following who show up no matter who's on the bill. Thursday night jam's bring out the ham's in musician's of all level of expertise. Now with food service, the bountiful backyard is even more enticing as a "happy hour" hangout for the Hippie Impaired. I love the annual "South By Due East" three day festival with 100's of bands playing their own material. Super networking place for musicians of all ages.
Unclean and pricey – The toilets at this place are filthy. Be prepared to hold your nose while you relieve yourself. They did at least have running water, which I discovered after removing two kitchen rolls from the sink. Kitchen rolls that were no long there later. Great if you like drying your wet hands on your clothes.
The drinks are horrendously expensive for a dive bar. $4.75 for a bottle of St Arnold's? Domestics are marginally cheaper, if you like drinking urine to save a dollar.
The whole place is in a state of disrepair. One could understand if they were undergoing renovation, but half the junk "stored" in the lounge area had a layer of dust suggesting it hadn't moved in a long time. But at least the torn out bar with taps indicated that they no longer have draught beers.
One wonders where the money from the over-priced drinks goes.
always great – if you're not familiar with the heights, you may think you're driving out to the middle of nowhere getting to this place. but once there, the effort proves well worth while because this is an authentic blues bar roadhouse. they don't serve hard liquor, but the domestic beers are very reasonable. the showes they organize show prove the owners have a lot of heart and love for the music. many of the people who go there are 'regulars' in the true sense of the word. it's not upscale, but it is authentic. the clientele may look a bit on the gruff side in a blue collar way, but they're workin' blue collar people who can relate to the pain of the blues. and, as steven stills once famously said while performing 'black queen' live as some audience members sarted to laugh out of nervousness, 'there's nothin' funny about the blues.' my only advice: at 9 the palce is usually empty. don't show up before 10 or 10:30.
The bluesy music at this six-string bar has drawn celebrities and scenesters for years. – In Short
The bar's large courtyard, canopied entirely by trees, makes outdoor conversation pleasant even on Houston's sultry summer nights. Patrons can settle in among the guitars with $2 draft beers and enjoy an eclectic sampling of music, from blues to alternative country, rock to folk. Thursday night's blues jam has been going on for more than 10 years and shows no signs of letting up.
Best dose of live Texas blues and rock – My husband and I wandered in here Friday night just to grab a beer and hear a local band. To our surprise Carolyn Wonderland showed up to rock the house before she burns up the Netherlands! We returned Saturday night to hear another awesome local indie rock trio STAMEN. Casual atmosphere, lovely backyard garden. Like going to a Houston Heights house party only the music is much better!
Good admosphere. – I love this place. They are very similar to Fitzgerald's. I particularly love the outside back garden, it is very interesting. The only downside is that they have terrible parking, and they hardly ever let people under 21 in.
diamond in the rough – I can't say enough good things about this place. The bartenders were attentive, gracious and well deserving of the 50% tip I left them after only 4 beers. The two bands I had the opportunity to see were phenomenal. Opening was Psychedelic Jungle Tribe, a young funk rock band that needs only the right auduence to catapult them to the top of any record producers wish list and the closer was Guppies From Outer Space, a true rock and roll band fronted by a chick compared in reviews to SRV and Steve Vie. If this is what I can expect from Dan Electro's, rest assured, I will return with everyone I know.
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Nesting Nights: Rehab Redux
Editor's note: This is the last in a series of six blog posts from Emily and Kerri Lynn's trip to North Carolina to watch loggerhead sea turtles nesting. The most recent post was about a full loggerhead nesting.
After witnessing our first full loggerhead nesting, we woke up early, drank some much-needed coffee, then drove over to Jean Beasley's Sea Turtle Hospital on Topsail Island, NC. After visting last year, I was curious to see how things had changed.
When we arrived, Jean and her team of interns were saying a tearful goodbye to a loggerhead sea turtle, Coastie, who died that morning after getting surgery at NC State in Raleigh.
"We can't save them all, but we do the best we can," Beasley told the group of solemn students ranging from middle-school to college age.
Currently housing 22 sea turtles, the hospital is getting too big for its britches. Everywhere you look, including the bathroom, are pools with sea turtles in them. A new, much bigger facility is in the works, but Beasley said she's far from having the funding needed to complete the project.
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Nesting Nights: The Real Thing
Editor's note: This is the fifth in a series of blog posts from Emily and Kerri Lynn's trip to North Carolina to watch loggerhead sea turtles nesting. The most recent post was about beach erosion.
As promised, I have more to report on our expedition to Bald Head Island, NC. After 3 nights on the island, Kerri Lynn and I had seen a female loggerhead's false crawl and the end of a female nesting.
With only one night remaining, we were really hoping to see the whole nesting process. We got our chance on the fourth night at 2 a.m. When we got to the beach it was starting to rain, and there was no moon in sight.
The interns told us that they had seen five sets of tracks -- all false crawls -- two of which they think were this female, since the tracks appeared similar. The turtle was at work digging her egg chamber, but we stayed at a distance to make sure we didn't scare her off.
We stayed quiet and still, waiting for her to go into the nesting "trance" to get closer. We all turned our flashlights off, and as our eyes adjusted to the darkness, we could see glints of bioluminescent algae on her shell.
As soon as she started dropping eggs into the chamber, the interns gave us the go-ahead to get closer. They got busy measuring her shell and checking her for tagging IDs while we watched the eggs drop into the sandy pit she'd neatly dug. There was a noticeable chunk taken out of the back of her shell. The interns guessed that a predator had taken a bite when she was a juvenile.
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Nesting Nights: Shrinking Habitat
Editor's note: This is the fourth in a series of posts from Emily and Kerri Lynn's trip to North Carolina to watch loggerhead sea turtles nesting this week.
You may have noticed the lack of update yesterday – we were on the beach during the wee hours of Thursday morning watching another nesting mother (!), and then we drove over to the Topsail Island Sea Turtle Hospital for most of the day, so stay tuned for full posts (and photos) on those events next week.
But for today, I wanted to return to a recurring theme in this week's adventure: beach erosion. When I came down to Bald Head last September to see loggerhead hatchlings, I didn't hear a word about beach erosion. That's not to say it wasn't happening, but this time, it's on everybody's lips.
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Nesting Nights: Lucky 13
Editor's Note: This is the third in a series of blog posts chronicling Emily and Kerri Lynn's trip to North Carolina to find nesting loggerhead sea turtles. Read yesterday's update and stay tuned for more.
I could leave you in suspense about what happened last night, but I won't because it's too exciting. We saw a female loggerhead last night – the same one twice, in fact.
As usual we got to the beach around 10. We didn't ride in the utility vehicles this time because the night before (a few hours after we left), Lola's axle broke.
So we chatted with Brett, the BHIC's sea turtle biologist, who showed us how to make the sand light up. Bald Head's beach is bioluminescent at night, so when you take a step, your footprint is illuminated like the night sky for a few seconds. It kept the kids – and us – very entertained.
At 11 we saw a bright red headlamp light flickering 100 yards or so down the beach. Brett radioed the interns. No answer. The bouncing red light got closer, and turtle intern Anna came into view.
"Turtle!" she said. "But I think it's gonna be a false crawl." We dashed down the beach. We stopped when we spotted the dark oval on the side of the dune. She was, incredibly, climbing up a fairly steep dune. "She's looking for dry sand," said an intern.
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Nesting Nights: A Bumpy Ride
Editor's note: This is the second of a series of posts about Emily and Kerri Lynn's week-long trip to North Carolina in hopes of witnessing loggerhead sea turtles nesting. Check out last year's trip to see sea turtles hatching. Stay tuned for more updates this week.
Last night I learned what it's like to be an all-night sea turtle patroller. Okay, so I only did it for a little more than an hour, but I think I got the idea.
Kerri Lynn and I joined the BHI turtle interns on their patrol rounds on the beach, which start at 9 p.m. and end at 6 a.m. The patrols are crucial to the on-the-beach conservation process. The interns tag the females, take measurements, and mark the location of the nests to build protective cages over them to keep out foxes and other predators.
Plus, they relocate a nest if it is laid on a vulnerable section of beach. So far this year, they've had to relocate a whopping nine of the twelve nests mainly due to beach erosion.
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Nesting Nights: Hoping for a Glimpse
Editor's note: This is the first of a series of posts about Emily and Kerri Lynn's week-long trip to North Carolina in hopes of witnessing loggerhead sea turtles nesting.
Check out last year's trip to see sea turtles hatching. Stay tuned for more updates this week.
Greetings! Oceana science fellow Kerri Lynn Miller and I are down on Bald Head Island, NC hoping to witness female loggerhead sea turtles laying their eggs.
Yesterday evening we attended the Bald Head Island Conservancy's sea turtle talk and spoke about Oceana's work to protect sea turtles. We asked folks to sign postcards telling the government to put turtle excluder devices (TEDs) in all trawl fisheries in the U.S., which accidentally capture hundreds of sea turtles every year.
After the talk ended, around 9:45, several dozen of us with red-cellophane-wrapped flashlights headed to the beach in the hopes of seeing a female come ashore. Spoiler alert: we didn't see one. But hey, it was only the first night.
We waited until almost midnight on the beach stargazing and talking turtles with Anna, one of the BHIC's six sea turtle interns this season. She clutched a walkie talkie, hoping to get word from the other interns patrolling the beach on utility vehicles that they'd come across a turtle.
Around 11:30 her radio crackled – "Anna, can you hear me?" the voice said. A long pause, and all of us were suddenly on the edge of our sandy blanket.
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Waiting for Hatchlings, Part 4
[Several days after Day 2]
It's the end of my week here at Bald Head Island, and I think it goes without saying (if you've read any of the previous posts), it's been a great trip. I've been especially lucky with nest #89.
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Waiting for Hatchlings, Part 3
Day 2 (later that day)
After the morning of nest excavations, Cory and I catch up on sleep for a few hours. Before we know it, it's time to check in with loggerhead nest #89 again.
Out on the beach the haloed moon is astonishingly bright, and seems to be directly in front of the turtle nest's sand runway. There's no question that if the turtles make it out alive, they'll know where to go. By 8:30, a crowd of 15 people or so has gathered around the nest.
The two women from Kansas and Colorado are here again, and there are some newcomers, including a couple from Wisconsin. "How do they breathe under there? They're buried alive!" the wife cries. Around 9, the sand starts to move.
Every few minutes, Donna the nest monitor says, "Did you see that?" The sand is moving, or "simmering," in sea turtle-speak, a reference to what happens when all the turtles come pouring out of the nest – a "full boil." I find it strange that we use cooking terms for this.
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Waiting for Hatchlings, Part 1
Greetings from Bald Head Island, North Carolina! I'm sitting on the porch of my parents' beach house watching the waves break just over the dune ridge. It's sunny, there's a pleasant but insistent breeze, and a cicada chirps in a nearby tree.
Cory Wilson, expedition photographer, and I have been here for barely a day-and-a-half, and already there's much to report. I'll start from the beginning.
Day 1
We arrive on the island at sunset after seven hours driving from DC. We are tired but relieved to find ourselves in a place where the only modes of transport are golf carts and one-speed bicycles and the main activities of the island include climbing the stone lighthouse known as "Old Baldy."
After a brief stop at my favorite turtle pond to look for one of the island's gators, there's no more dallying. We're on a mission – take us to the sea turtles, we tell our host, the Bald Head Island Conservancy's (BHIC) head naturalist, Maureen Dewire. She directs us to loggerhead nest #89, which she thinks is "gonna go" tonight. "What time?" I ask. "Any time between sunset and sunrise," she says. Oh. Why was I thinking there was a convenient window between 8 and 10 pm when they always come out? Wishful thinking.
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This is a delicious chicken recipe that my family loves
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Quick, easy and tasty turkey burgers with a kick.
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Served cold or hot, these tangy yet sweet noodles are rich and tasty.
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This chili is packed with flavor and fiber. Make a big batch for a crowd or freeze it in single-serving containers for up to four months.
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An Italian favorite gets a below the border twist. Chef Meg made just a few tweaks before giving this one her seal of approval! She adds the spices early in cooking to help boost flavor and added a full pound of turkey for a more filling meal.
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This is my alternative to fried rice which uses no oil!
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A wonderful way to warm up from the warm chili and HOT spices!
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Fried, battered, dripping sauce--hot wings are calorie bombs! But not these.
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A kickin' vegetarian pizza! It's extra good because it's made on a whole-wheat crust!
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Ryan Walters reached rare heights this weekend.
With an assist Friday night against Minnesota-Duluth, the junior forward became a 50-point man.
UNO's first Hobey Baker Award candidate since Scott Parse, Walters joined Parse (2005-06 and 2006-07) and Bill Thomas (2005-06) as the only Mavericks to record a 50-point season.
"The brightest spot of the year, individually, has been Ryan," University of Nebraska at Omaha coach Dean Blais said. "For him to lead the country in scoring (off and on) this season — he got four points (against Wisconsin) and I thought he just played OK — that says a lot about his ability to make things out of nothing sometimes, to make a great play. I just want him to make more of them."
Walters has 21 goals and 29 assists for the season, ranking behind only St. Lawrence's Greg Carey (28 goals, 23 assists for 51 points) on the national leader board.
Despite being a marked man, Walters has continued being a productive player.
Though he was held without a point in Saturday's shutout loss at Minnesota-Duluth, he continues to lead the WCHA in scoring in league games with 40 points and 1.43 points per game. His 16 goals in WCHA play are tied for fourth, while his 24 WCHA assists are tied for second.
"They know (where he is), but there's five guys on the ice so they can't just put all their attention on me," Walters said. "My linemates have played really well. If they focus on me, perfect, then the other guys are opened up."
Walters had a four-game goal streak before the Minnesota-Duluth series and had a seven-game point streak come to an end Saturday. He's scored all 21 of his goals and had 26 of his 29 assists for 47 points in his last 29 games.
Both his 21 goals and 29 assists are tied for the fifth best in a single season by a Mav in those categories.
"Hopefully there's more on our team to worry about than just Ryan Walters," Blais said. "But that means the other guys, when they get on a different line, are going to have to play knowing their main emphasis defensively is on Ryan, so let's see you step forward now."
Walters is tied with teammate Matt White for 14th on UNO's all-time list with 98 career points. He's 13th with 42 goals, is tied for sixth with eight game-winning goals, and is tied for 11th with 56 assists.
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On a per-game basis, he's sixth all-time at UNO with an average of 0.88 points, seventh with 0.38 goals, and tied for seventh with 0.5 assists.
He's also the Mavs' all-time leader with a plus-39 rating — including a plus-25 this season, which is currently tied with Parse (2005-06) for the school's best.
"Defensively, he's playing a lot better," Blais said. "He's leading our team in plus-minus. So he's not out there cheating. I'm proud of the job he's done."
A Rosemount, Minn., native, Walters is 6-foot and 196 pounds.
He's not particularly big, but he's strong enough to hold off defenders, smart enough to see plays develop and skilled enough to have the patience to make them.
"They're doing a lot of hooking, holding and interfering on him, and he's still strong enough to make the plays that he's making," Blais said. "He's always had that ability to be strong on the puck. That comes from his skating and his physical strength.
"He's not 6-foot-4, but his strength is probably (comparable to) 6-4. He's strong on his skates."
Fan voting for phase one of the Hobey Baker Award process ended Sunday, and 10 finalists will be determined for the second phase — with fan voting beginning for that phase March 22.
Through Saturday, Walters was sixth in the voting — though North Dakota's Corban Knight appears to be the runaway winner.
Fans' votes account for 1 percent of the total ballot in each phase of voting.
Walters said the attention he's gotten as a candidate, including about a half-dozen interviews per week, has been a pleasant experience.
"It's been kind of cool," he said. "I'm glad I'm getting out there. It's interesting to talk to other people and see what they think and hear the questions they have. It's something I've never really been a part of before."
Walters had 11 goals and 23 points as a freshman and 10 goals and 25 points as a sophomore. Though his numbers have made a significant jump this season, any focus on them hasn't happened.
The Hobey Baker stuff was nice at first, but has been pushed to the backburner recently.
"I'd be lying if I said that at the start I kept a little bit of an eye on it," Walters said. "But now I try not to think about it. I'm focusing on the team and the playoffs. I haven't even taken a glance at it."
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An '80s movie icon sings at Boca's newest jazz club, eminent entertainment and technology speakers lecture in Delray Beach, and Palm Beach County's biggest music festival commences on the waterfront. Plus, Peter Murphy, "La Traviata," "The Intergalactic Nemesis" and more in your week ahead. Read More
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Groomed from birth to be an Inherited Servant and serve only the most powerful vampire Masters, Alanna never resented her destiny. Then she did the unthinkable: she betrayed her Master to the Vampire Council. Now death is her future, but until her Master is captured, she must be protected. The Vampire Council assigns her to Evan, a vampire whose wandering lifestyle makes him the perfect guardian…
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His family contacted McMinnville police July 25 after he failed to return from a trip to sell a motorcycle. They contacted the Coos County Sheriff's Office, which is handling the investigation.
Porter was last seen between 4 and 6 p.m. Tuesday, July 23, near Highway 101's intersection with North Bay Road. It's the site of an ATV rental business lying north of Coos Bay in the community of Hauser.
Where he went from there isn't known at this point.
"We're just not sure," said Sgt. Pat Downing. "We can't track him any further."
Porter attended McMinnville High School. Unemployed, he had been living at home, according to his father, Myron.
He received a text message from his son on July 23 that stated, "I arrived safely." He believes the sale was completed.
"Our main goal is the safe return of Zachary," his father said. "Beyond that, everything else is conjecture and second- and third-hand information.
"This is not like him at all. Never."
Porter is 6 feet tall, weighs 180 pounds with an olive complexion. He was wearing blue jeans and a dark-colored shirt with wording down one side of the front.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Coos County Sheriff's Office at 541-396-2016 or McMinnville police at 503-434-7307.
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|Celebrating World Press Freedom Day
El Paso, TX, May 1st, 2012 (PAHO/WHO) – As part of the celebrations of World Press Freedom Day, the Pan American Health Organization / World Health Organization (PAHO/WHO) U.S.-Mexico Border Office in collaboration with the Association of Journalists of Ciudad Juarez will hold a forum.
World Day of Press Freedom 2012:
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Thursday May 3rd, 2012
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The forum seeks to raise awareness on role of media and communications professionals in communication, media organizations and institutions play in violence and injury prevention. The forum will also announce a series of lectures and workshops that will be hold during the months of May and June 2012 where students, journalists, editors of local media, representatives of universities and civil society members will gather together and have the opportunity to enhance their journalism skills on ethics and public health focus.
Some of the topics in the workshops and lectures are: ethics, freedom of expression and quality journalism; public health and journalism; organized crime and the media: how to manage information; ethics, communication and Human Rights, among others.
In addition, to celebrate ethical journalism PAHO/WHO will open a call this May 3rd to recognize the best journalism that have helped to emphasize the core values and common realities on the U.S.-Mexico border region (El Paso, TX., and Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua). The categories are: press, radio, television, and electronic media.
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WESTERN SLOPE – Simply put, the summer fire forecast on the Western Slope is bleak and it will be for some time. Forecasters say the hot, dry and windy conditions are here to stay, and may resemble the last major drought to hit the area, back in 2002.
Forecasters at Geographic Area Coordination Center's Rocky Mountain Area office in Lakewood say most of the Rocky Mountain region will experience average fire conditions this summer.
Then there's the Western Slope, where a hot and dry weather pattern is expected to lead to above-average fire potential.
"Right now, we are approaching critical dryness," Rocky Mountain Area Fire Meteorologist Tim Mathewson said Tuesday. "A quick and early snowmelt, above average temperatures, periods of low humidity, and high winds all have resulted in very dry fuel conditions across western Colorado. Right now, it's most critical across southwestern Colorado below 8,000 feet."
Mathewson cited a list of variables causing the dry conditions and they are all rooted in the La Niña climate pattern, in place since the summer of 2010. After an impressive start to the 2011 winter, when storms brought snow to most of the West, La Niña shifted from a neutral pattern to a classic pattern, causing storms to precipitate over the northern Rockies, and leaving many areas in the southern Rockies, including the Western Slope, with large precipitation deficits.
"This storm track took the low pressure systems and surface fronts up to the north and northern plains," Mathewson said. "It left us with very warm conditions, drier-than-average conditions, a lot of wind and well-below-average amounts of snowpack."
Indeed, the Natural Resources Conservation Service reports snowpack levels are well below average in Colorado, with the statewide average sitting at just 20 percent. On the Western Slope, the San Miguel, San Juan, Dolores and Animas river basins are at 24 percent of average, while the Gunnison Basin is at 20 percent of average. The Colorado River basin is at a mere 18 percent of average snowpack.
Unseasonably low spring temperatures have further depleted the already low levels of snowpack, with almost no precipitation. In the month of April, temperatures were 4 to 8 degrees above seasonal temperatures, with areas of the Western Slope receiving less than 50 percent of normal precipitation in that same time period.
The Saturday, May 26 high winds was typical of the weather Western Slope is now experiencing, Mathewson added. "That was a good example of the type of pattern we have seen," he said. "Low pressure systems move into the Great Basin in Nevada, and push north and east of Colorado, leaving us with a lot of wind, warm temperatures and little in the way of precipitation. There is such a precipitation deficit on the Western Slope right now, and we are expecting more large fire activities until those fuels moisten."
Because of the low snowpack levels, green-up and fine fuel growth is below average across western Colorado. The fine fuels that remain from last season are abundant, and not compacted, another result of low snowpack levels. The heavier fuels, associated with the timbered areas of Western Colorado, are more of a concern this fire season, as fires in these areas tend to be of longer duration and more difficult to control.
Is there an end in sight to the current dry weather pattern?
Forecasters at the GACC believe the La Niña pattern will begin to weaken during the summer period, and decrease the likelihood that current patterns will continue to support the trend of warmer, drier and winder conditions especially on the Front Range, east of the Continental Divide. If that trend slows, the transition from the current pattern is expected to slow as well. As for the Western Slope, Mathewson does not anticipate any change in the weather pattern indicating the end of the hot and dry weather anytime soon.
"I am thinking we will probably see some relief when the Southwest Monsoon develops," he said. "That usually comes in early July, so we will have at least for or five more weeks of above-average fire potential."
But while the development of the Southwest Monsoon may bring needed precipitation to the region, it will more than likely bring a large amount of lightning with it.
"Usually that first push of the monsoon results in several ignitions," Mathewson said. "The ultimate outcome of this fire season will be based on ignition. That is the wildcard here. There's not been a whole lot of natural ignition on the Western Slope so far but we are expecting it."
While it isn't as severe yet, Mathewson does see parallels to the drought of 2002.
"That was a big drought year for all of Colorado," he said, although "that drought was very widespread, and this one is more confined to the higher elevations on the Western Slope of Colorado.
"We will have another update in early June," he added, "but I really don't see any changes to what we have going on right now.
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The funny part is, what was a pretty solid start from Chad Billingsley is going to get lost in a sea of poor bullpen work, bad umpiring, the usual lousy Dodger offense, and the big scarlet L that got hung on Billingsley's chest. Billingsley worked into the 8th having allowed just one run on four hits and two walks, still south of 100 pitches and looking for all the world as though he was going to finish this one off all by himself.
Of course, the collection of Dead Ball-era bats that the Dodgers have assembled couldn't manage more than one run off journeyman starter Jeff Karstens, he of the identical ERA & FIP marks entering tonight: 4.99. How bad was it tonight? The team leader in total bases, with three… was Billingsley, who singled and doubled. After the Dodgers touched Karstens for three hits in the first, he pitched into the 6th without ever really being threatened. Michael Crotta, Joe Beimel, Jose Veras, and Joel Hanrahan followed, all without much trouble other than Hanrahan briefly giving the Dodgers some life in the 9th by booting a toss from first baseman Lyle Overbay. (Speaking of the 9th, when Tony Gwynn tried to bunt for a hit leading off the frame, Eric Collins said, "A bunt! That's a good idea!" The Dodgers were down three at the time. No, Eric. No it is not.)
The exception to all that, of course, was the 8th inning play which got Juan Uribe and Don Mattingly ejected. After Matt Kemp was hit by a pitch leading off (and at some point soon, we're going to have to deal with the fact that Kemp has stopped hitting), Uribe sliced a ball to left. Pirate left fielder Jose Tabata took the scenic route while seemingly making a great catch before doubling Kemp off first. Though it was a close play, replays clearly showed that Tabata had trapped the ball, a fact which third base umpire Mike Dimuro refused to confer with the other umpires about. In a tie game, going from two on with no out to none out with two out was enormous, particularly when everyone on the planet knew that James Loney would come up with Kemp on third, ground out weakly to second to plate the run, and cause Steve Lyons to spontaneously combust with pride.
Still, though the bad call was a killer, it's hard to put more blame on the umpires than the inability to touch Karstens or the continued troubles of Hong-Chih Kuo. Kuo entered in relief of Billingsley with one on and the Dodgers down one, and promptly allowed doubles to both Overbay and Ryan Doumit before being yanked in favor of Mike MacDougal. I worried when Kuo came off the DL that it was premature, and nothing we've seen from Kuo since has proven otherwise. Chances of him going back on the DL have to be 50/50 at this point, right?
Oh, and there's more good news. Remember when Andre Ethier sat out a game last week with a sore left elbow? Yeah, when the Pirates kept bashing the ball to right in the 8th inning, he was clearly throwing with an altered motion to protect his elbow. Changing mechanics because of an injury? Well, that always ends well.


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Please remember that parking is at a premium at all locations. Please refer to the parking maps in the NEO/New Hire packet received at your Pre-Employment / Health Evaluation Meeting regarding NEO location and directions/parking.
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- If NEO is at Jackson Hall you can take the off-site shuttle which will drop off directly in front of Jackson Hall. Please refer to the Shuttle Flyer linked to this website.
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Converse x Marimekko Spring/Summer 2013 A Closer Look
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Featured earlier this month, enjoy a closer look at additional silhouettes and colors of the Marimekko and Converse collaboration launching next month. As usual the color story is cheerful and bright reflecting how we will feel when this cold ends! The elevated platform silhouette above is a favorite. More on the flip.