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This free range bison hunt is 100% Fair Chase, & Exportable
Alberta, Canada which has several free ranging herds of trophy bison. These bison are not a 100% pure wood bison, which allows your cape and horns to be exported to the United States.
It is a fact that the wild bison have always existed in these ranges and man has never pushed them out of the area. This hunt is a good one for what it is. A tough, remote hunt where the bison have to step across a particular boundary to be huntable. They are unpredictable on how often they do… but it is what it is on this hunt. Get more information »
My long awaited trip to northern Alberta to hunt free range Bison was a resounding success. After several days of scouting the Alberta bush, day 4 dawned with some fast action and a Bison double on the ground. During the hunt we also saw numerous Black Bear & Lynx, along with Wolf & Wolverine." -Paul Plantinga, Michigan, USA
More about this Alberta free range bison hunt
Bison Hunting Method
Most of the hunting will be done on snowmobiles and quads. It is common to travel up to 80 km (50 miles) in a day. The snow is generally 1-3 feet deep. The hunt can be long and difficult but for the avid trophy hunter it is the thrill of a lifetime. Your guides are committed to a policy of 100% "fair chase" and stress principles and ethics above all else.
Trophy Quality
Many of the bulls in this area are positively ancient, and trophy potential very high.
Exportable to the United States
These bison are not a pure "wood bison", which allows your cape and horns to be exported to the United States. Although not pure wood strain, a bull may weigh up to 2600 lbs. and cow 1500 lbs. The rewards for the dedicated hunter can be great. Studies have shown that many of the bulls in this area are positively ancient, and trophy potential very high. The very elusive timber wolf inhabits the same vast region as the Bison and can be hunted with fair success at any time during the hunt.
Hunt Includes
Pick up at the High Level airport; All vehicle transportation during hunt time; Guiding service for duration of hunt. Food and accommodation; Field dressing, skinning quartering, and caping of your trophy.
Alberta bison hunting season and license information
Hunting Season
This Alberta free range bison hunt takes place in February and March, May and June.
We are committed to a policy of 100% "fair chase" and stress principles and ethics above all else. When you hunt with us you'll know why our wild bison hunting is some of the best offered anywhere."
Travel, Food, and Lodging information for this hunt
You will travel to the outfitters' area through either Edmonton or Calgary, Alberta with connecting flights to Peace River (ype), ground transportation will be provided by the outfitter to the hunting area.
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We are committed to managing our number of hunters to ensure that hunters will have excellent hunting throughout their stay. our hunters will be happy with a solid effort and a well organized, well run hunt." ~The Outfitter
When you book a free range bison hunt they'll arrange accommodations at their lodge or a bed & breakfast within the areas you'll be hunting.
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Comfy onesies are an essential part of every infant's wardrobe
When you've just brought a new infant home from the hospital, it's enough work simply getting your bundle of joy fed and bathed. Fortunately, onesies make clothing your baby a breeze with easy snap bottoms that fit over chunky little legs. Our collection of simple solids and trendy patterns allows you to mix and match bodysuits with tops and bottoms in your baby's wardrobe. Pick up a few packages of this versatile staple in preparation for baby's arrival.
As any new parent knows, infant clothing won't stay clean for long. When accidents happen, be prepared with an extra onesie so that baby doesn't have to go bare while you're out and about. The tried-and-true design of the onesie has been around for decades. Featuring the signature snap or button crotch, the bodysuit fits around a baby's diaper without you needing to wriggle a little one's legs through tiny holes. Many onesies also offer a lap shoulder neckline, which separates and stretches as baby's arms and shoulders go through. Onesies that cover the hands and feet keep your tot snuggly while he or she rests and can double as an outer covering on cold winter days.
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When infants get older, the comfort and ease of a bodysuit can be found in a romper, which allows baby to crawl and explore as it stays snugly in place. Relaxed, jersey-knit rompers are perfect for play dates or spending time on the slides at the park. Feminine design details like ruffles or a halter top add a little pizzazz to her wardrobe. Baby boys can rock a romper as well in character prints from Disney Baby or faux men's suits that make him look like a little gentleman.
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Parfums de Coeur has acquired Dr. Teal's Therapeutic Solutions, a bath brand producer, from Advanced Beauty Inc.
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Jillian Wright Skin Care Expands Eco Friendly Line
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John Paul Selects Takes Majority Stake in Marula
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Paris Sustainable Cosmetics Summit Focuses on the Mainstream
The event's European edition gathered 140 delegates.
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Pharmaca Does It Naturally
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British Children's Line Dubble Trubble Targets U.S.
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Monday, January 30, 2012
Sew What You Love, by Tanya Whelan Review and Giveaway
257 comments:
What a great looking book. Love it being spiral bound. Like you I want to try some different sewing this year. I'd love to make some bags for myself. So many great patterns and fabric as well. I'd also love to try to make some clothes for my grandson, who is one year old.
Thank you for a great giveaway and a chance to win.
usairdoll(at)gmail(dot)comooooh, I came across Tanya's blog/site and book a little while ago and fell in love too. All beautiful projects I would love to tackle! The one project that sold me was the Go To Dress/Top. so cute and looks comfy for any day of the week. I've not sewn any clothing for myself in a long time -- I should again. Oh, I would be a very proud owner of this book!
ReplyDeleteI would LOVE a copy of this book! I too am wanting to make some sort of bag this Spring. So many beautiful fabrics out there!
Great review. Will definitely be adding this book to my list of "must-haves"!
I also linked the amazon page for the book. How do we receive the free bag pattern?
ReneeI love the checkers and blocks. I am new to sewing and while want to try every thing. Sadly too many things too little time.
http://richardquilts.blogspot.comI think this is wonderful o fyou to offer this chance to get out of our comfort zone. I been wanting to make a purse for a long time, just am afriad to try, I make charity quilts and I would be awe struck to receive this possible enjoyment of something new. THANKS
aka firstname.lastname@example.com I get to my goal weight I plan on trying my hand at sewing clothes. The only reason I don't now is because I would hate to work so hard over something only to have to give it away in a month or two when it is too bog. So right now, to try something new I am working on Softies and Quilting.
Thanks for the chance!
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ReplyDeleteThank you for the giveaway! Love the variety of projects, and yes, that bag you made is very fun! I can see it hauling my 'stash' of stuff I drag around with me to my grandchildren's houses! I would love to get back to making clothes and simple ideas to start with would definitely get me going!
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The Stories from the Field logo was designed to create a clear and memorable impression of a lively and purposeful festival.
A seed of a plant, which is considered a weed, is used as the icon for the film festival.
It signifies the facts that must be dispersed throughout the world, though they are inconvenience.
The eight plumose hairs of the seed symbolize the eight UN Millennium Development Goals that allow the messages in the films to touch the land smoothly.
The rectangle is a representation of the white screen, which shows how the UN millennium goals are reflected.
The blue color represents calmness and peacefulness, combined with bright yellow which denotes hope, joy, and happiness.
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This section of our Web site will help you find your nearest Cooperative Extension office. The Cooperative Extension System is a nationwide, non-credit educational network. Each U.S. state and territory has a state office at its land-grant university and a network of local or regional offices. These offices are staffed by one or more experts who provide useful, practical, and research-based information to agricultural producers, small business owners, youth, consumers, and others in rural areas and communities of all sizes.
NIFA is the federal partner in the Cooperative Extension System. It provides federal funding to the system and, through program leadership, helps the system identify and address current issues and problems.


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Recordings of Convocations
Convocation: Steve Brodner
Created 6 January 2012; Published 11 January 2012
Steve Brodner's award-winning career as a satirical illustrator and art journalist spans three decades. His iconic caricatures of pop and political culture have appeared in every major publication in the United States, not to mention his visual essays of political campaigns and the struggles of everyday working people and their families. His work is credited with helping spearhead the 1980s revival of pointed and entertaining graphic commentary in the United States. "The face that politicians present to the public is a mask," says Brodner. "Everyone knows it's a mask. The mask is what political cartoons comment on. You're never drawing the person; you're drawing the persona." Politicians have never hesitated to tar their opponents, and neither have their satirist contemporaries. And over his 30-plus-year career, Brodner has proven himself as nothing if not a masterful visual communicator. The title of his presentation was "The Art of Politics".
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- Created 27 April 2012; Published 4 May 2012Convocation: Rinku Sen
Rinku Sen is an Indian-American author and community organizer who has been a leading figure in the movement for social, racial and gender equality for the last twenty years. She currently serves as president and executive director of the Applied Research Center, a public policy institute advancing racial justice through research, advocacy and journalism. Built on rigorous research and creative use of new technology, the goal of the ARC is to popularize the need for racial justice and prepare people to fight for it.
Sen is the author of The Accidental American: Immigration and Citizenship in the Age of Globalization and Stir It Up: Lessons in Community Organizing. Named by Ms. Magazine as one of 21 feminists to watch in the 21st century, and by Utne Reader as one of 50 visionaries who are changing our world, Sen's work promotes a positive shift from conversation to action by offering tactics and strategies for working toward justice. The title of her presentation was "Building Bridges in a Divided World."
- Created 20 April 2012; Published 26 April 2012Convocation: David Welna '80
David Welna '80 has been the congressional correspondent for National Public Radio since the final days of the Clinton administration. He has covered a wide range of historic events and national issues, including the 2000 presidential election and the post-election vote count battle in Florida, the September 11, 2001 attacks, the wars that followed, and the economic downturn and recession. Prior to his current assignment, Welna spent 15 years reporting for NPR from overseas. The recipient of several prestigious awards, Welna has also reported for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, The Financial Times, and The Times of London. In addition, his photography has appeared in Esquire, The New York Times, Paris Review, and The Philadelphia Inquirer. The title of his presentation was "From Carleton to Covering Congress… An Odyssey on Deadline."
- Created 13 April 2012; Published 26 April 2012Convocation: Kwame Anthony Appiah
Kwame Anthony Appiah is one of America's leading public intellectuals. Called a post-modern Socrates, Appiah asks profound questions about identity and ethics in a world where the sands of race, ethnicity, religion and nationalism continue to realign and reform before our eyes. His seminal book Cosmopolitanism is a moral manifesto for a world where identity has become a weapon and where difference has become a cause of pain and suffering. In intellectually stimulating language, Appiah challenges to look beyond the boundaries—real and imagined— that divide us, and to see our common humanity.
Appiah is the Laurance S. Rockefeller University Professor of Philosophy at Princeton University. He is also the President of the PEN American Center, the internationally acclaimed literary and human rights association. He was born in London, to a Ghanaian father and a white mother; raised in Ghana; and educated in England, at Cambridge University, where he received a Ph.D. in philosophy. As a scholar of African and African-American studies, he established himself as an intellectual with a broad reach. His classic book In My Father's House and his collaborations with Henry Louis Gates, Jr.—including The Dictionary of Global Culture and Africana—are major works of African struggles for self-determination. In 2007, Cosmopolitanism won the Arthur Ross Book Award, the most significant prize given to a book on international affairs. In 2009, he was featured in the documentary "Examined Life" and was named one of Foreign Policy's "Top 100 Global Thinkers." Apiah has spent the last decade thinking about what it takes to turn moral understanding into moral behavior, recognizing that one of the keys to real moral revolution is mobilizing the social power of honor and shame. The title of his presentation was "The Honor Code: Making Moral Revolutions."
- Created 6 April 2012; Published 10 April 2012Convocation: Barbara Fredrickson '86
Most scientists who study emotions focus on negative states: depression, anxiety, and fear. Psychologist Barbara Fredrickson '86 has spent more than twenty years investigating the relatively uncharted terrain of positive emotions, which she says can make us healthier and happier if we take time to cultivate them. Fredrickson's findings are the subject of her book, Positivity. Though its title might make it sound like a self-help bestseller, the book doesn't belong in the pop-psychology section, and Fredrickson is no Pollyanna telling us to put on a smile before leaving the house each morning. Negative emotions, she says, are necessary for us to flourish, and positive emotions are by nature subtle and fleeting; the secret is not to deny their transience but to find ways to increase their quantity. Rather than trying to eliminate negativity, she recommends we balance negative feelings with positive ones. Below a certain ratio of positive to negative, Fredrickson says, people get pulled into downward spirals, their behavior becomes rigid and predictable, and they begin to feel burdened and lifeless.
Fredrickson is the Kenan Distinguished Professor of Psychology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and the director of the university's Positive Emotions and Psychophysiology Lab. A leading scholar within social psychology, affective science, and positive psychology, she and has received more than 10 consecutive years of research funding from the National Institute of Mental Health, and her research and teaching have been recognized with numerous honors. Her scientific contributions have influenced scholars and practitioners worldwide, in disciplines ranging from education to business and beyond. The title of her presentation was "What Good Is It to Feel Good?"
- Created 30 March 2012; Published 10 April 2012Convocation: Jennifer Thompson
In 1984, Jennifer Thompson was a 22-year-old college student with a 4.0 GPA and lofty goals for her future. Her path was dramatically altered however, when a man broke into her apartment, put a knife to her throat, and raped her. In that moment, her determination took an entirely different direction, as she focused all attention on memorizing the man's features. Searching for scars, tattoos, and any unique features that could help her identify him, she was certain that she could put him in prison for life. After a composite sketch, line-up identification, and trial, Jennifer Thompson's testimony and memory led to a life sentence for Ronald Cotton. Years later, Thompson was asked to provide a DNA sample for further analysis of the case. She agreed to the request, positive that her identification of Cotton would be held up by science. In an instant, her life changed yet again, when it was revealed that Ronald Cotton was not her rapist, and after spending 11 years in prison as an innocent man, he was released.
In Picking Cotton, their New York Times best-selling and Soros Justice Media Fellowship award-winning book, which is being made into a movie, Jennifer Thompson and Ronald Cotton reveal their unlikely story of friendship and forgiveness. Devastated by her mistake, Thompson became an activist, speaking out about her mistake, and working to protect the wrongfully convicted. Now a member of the Actual Innocence Commission, the advisory committee for Active Voices, the Constitution Project, and Mothers for Justice, she shares her powerful story of truth, justice, and redemption. The title of her presentation was "Picking Cotton."
- Created 24 February 2012; Published 20 February 2012Convocation: Emily Hunter
Emily Hunter is an environmental advocacy journalist who reports from the frontlines of environmental issues and activist movements. Hunter's 2011 book, The Next Eco-Warriors: 22 Young Women and Men Who Are Saving the Planet, is an insider's look at the new wave of environmental activism, focusing on the stories of today's youth eco-activists. She makes absolutely clear that youth are out there in force, trying every creative tactic they can think of to safeguard the planet on which they will live out their lives.
Hunter is no stranger to the activist world. She was literally born into the environmental movement, as her parents Robert and Bobbi Hunter were the co-founders of Greenpeace. She has sailed around the world on activist ships with Sea Shepherd helping to save animals and fighting against climate change with 350.org. Today, her change making is with eco-journalism, informing and offering critical debate on the battle to save the planet. Hunter has hosted and co-produced three TV-documentaries, ranging from the Canadian Tar Sands to the Toronto G20 protests; she was one of the characters on the hit Animal Planet show Whale Wars; and she has done eco-reporting from protest frontlines at climate summits. Hunter reflects on the history and evolution of the environmental movement as a backdrop for examining where it is today and the emergence of a new generation of change-makers. The title of her presentation was "Revolutionizing the Revolution."
- Created 17 February 2012; Published 20 February 2012Convocation: Joel Salatin
Joel Salatin is a self-described "environmentalist capitalist lunatic farmer," or as the New York Times calls him, "the high priest of the pasture." Salatin and his family own and operate Polyface Farm, arguably the nation's most famous farm since it was profiled in Michael Pollan's bestseller, The Omnivore's Dilemma and two subsequent documentaries, Food, Inc., and Fresh. Differing from today's industrial commodity-based machine-driven farms, Polyface is a local, pasture-based, relationally oriented farm. Salatin's innovative farming system—where the animals live according to their "ness," the earth is used for symbiosis, and happiness and health is key—has gained attention from around the country. Recognition for his ecological and local-based farming advocacy includes an honorary doctorate, the Heinz Award, and many leadership awards. Salatin has also authored seven books on alternative farming and sustainability issues.
While most Americans seem to think our techno-glitzy, disconnected, celebrity-worshipping culture will be the first to sail off into a Star Trek future unencumbered by ecological umbilicals, Salatin bets that the future will instead incorporate more tried-and-true realities from the past. Ours is the first culture with no chores for children, cheap energy, heavy mechanization, computers, supermarkets, TV dinners and unpronounceable food. Although he doesn't believe that we will return to horses and buggies, washboards, and hoop skirts, Salatin believes we will go back in order to go forward, using technology to re-establish historical normalcy. That normalcy will include edible landscapes, domestic larders, pastured livestock, solar driven carbon cycling for fertility, and a visceral relationship with life's fundamentals: food, energy, water, air, soil, fabric, shelter. We may as well get started enthusiastically than be dragged reluctantly into this more normal existence. The title of Salatin's presentation was "Folks, This Ain't Normal."
- Created 10 February 2012; Published 20 February 2012Convocation: Michelle Alexander
Michelle Alexander is a highly acclaimed civil rights lawyer, advocate, and legal scholar who currently holds a joint appointment at the Kirwan Institute for the Study of Race and Ethnicity and the Moritz College of Law at The Ohio State University. Prior to joining the Kirwan Institute, Professor Alexander was an Associate Professor of Law at Stanford Law School, where she directed the Civil Rights Clinic.
Alexander challenges the conventional wisdom that, with the election of Barack Obama as president, our nation has "triumphed over race." Jim Crow laws were wiped off the books decades ago, but today an astounding percentage of the African American community is warehoused in prisons or trapped in a permanent, second-class status, much like their grandparents before them who lived under an explicit system of racial control. Alexander argues that the sudden and dramatic mass incarceration of African American men, primarily through the War on Drugs, has created a new racial under caste—a group of people defined largely by race that is subject to legalized discrimination, scorn, and social exclusion. The old forms of discrimination—discrimination in employment, housing, education, and public benefits; denial of the right to vote; and exclusion from jury service—are suddenly legal once you're labeled a felon. She challenges the civil rights community, and all of us, to place mass incarceration at the forefront of a new movement for racial justice in America. The title of her presentation was "The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness."
- Created 3 February 2012; Published 20 February 2012Convocation: Shelton Johnson
Shelton Johnson is the author of Gloryland, the fictional memoir of a buffalo soldier—a black U.S. cavalryman and the son of slaves—who finds true freedom when he is posted to patrol the newly created Yosemite National Park in 1903. Johnson is an advocate for bringing minorities, particularly African-Americans from the inner city, like himself, to the National Parks and connecting them to the natural world. He claims that "one of the great losses to African culture from slavery was the loss of kinship with the earth." Although he was born in Detroit and spent much of his childhood there, early on he briefly lived in Germany where his father was stationed in the Army. A family trip to the Bavarian Alps planted a seed in him, a seed that was kept alive only through later experiences with nature via television and movie screens. He dreamed of mountains as a boy growing up in Detroit.
While doing graduate study in poetry at the University of Michigan, Johnson applied to be a seasonal worker at Yellowstone, thinking the park would provide a quiet place to work on his writing. That visit would change the course of his life and his career, which has spanned twenty-five years as a ranger with the National Park Service.
He dedicated his work to this issue when he came upon the history of Buffalo Soldiers (the African-American regiments of the segregated U.S. Army at the turn of the 20th century) in Yosemite and Sequoia National Parks. For the past fifteen years Johnson has told the story of the Buffalo Soldiers in print, on camera, and in person. He has traveled to public schools throughout America, tracked down descendants of the soldiers, and authored an award-winning website. All the while, he has remained true to the reason he started this work. "I can't forget that little black kid in Detroit," he says. "And I think of the other kids, just like me—in Detroit, Oakland, Watts, Anacostia—today. How do I get them here? How do I let them know that our national parks are part of their heritage, and that they own them like all Americans?" The title of his presentation was "Gloryland: Using History and Literature as Tools for Social Change."
- Created 27 January 2012; Published 20 February 2012Convocation: Eric Schwartz
Eric Schwartz has 25 years of senior public service experience at the Department of State, the National Security Council, the United Nations and the U.S. Congress, as well as in the foundation and NGO communities. Currently the dean of the University of Minnesota's Humphrey School of Public Affairs, Schwartz previously served as the Assistant Secretary of State for Population, Refugees and Migration in the U.S. Department of State. He has also served as U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan's Deputy Special Envoy for Tsunami Recovery and at the U.N. Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights.
Evidence indicates that highly effective public institutions will be critical to social and economic advancement in years and decades to come, as governance becomes more complicated and demanding. Americans may have legitimately differing perspectives on the best role for government. But Schwartz believes there should be no disagreement with the fundamental proposition that vibrant democracies require highly effective and accountable public institutions, with personnel to manage complex issues, and with political processes that prize dialogue, civility and a reasoned effort to transcend political differences. Without those elements, he suggests, we will fail to meet the challenges of the 21st century, and our failure will have profound implications for our children and for future generations. The title of his presentation was "Governance is the Solution: 21st Century Challenges and the Public Service Mission."
- Created 13 January 2012; Published 26 January 2012Convocation: Dave Meslin
Dave Meslin, journalist and grassroots activist, calls himself a "community choreographer." Meslin's activism started with guerilla-style street antics. Painting bike lanes directly onto the street, altering billboards, and hanging pictures of Bill Cosby and Bill Clinton over "Post no Bills" signs were all part of his repertoire. In 1998, he organized the first "Reclaim the Streets" demonstration in Toronto. Seeing hundreds of people dancing in the street without a permit was motivation enough to continue organizing. Watching the police shut down the party and arrest many of the celebrants was a motivation to explore new ways to organize.
Chosen as one of the Top Ten Activists of the year by NOW Magazine in 2000, Meslin went on to form the Toronto Public Space Committee, successfully rallying a growing group of volunteers to wage war against the commercialization of public space. During the next five years, the Committee became one of the most effective unfunded non-profits in Toronto. In 2006, Meslin coordinated a project called "Who Runs This Town?", a campaign aimed at injecting some fun and creativity into the 2006 municipal elections in Toronto, including "City Idol," an attempt to get alienated citizens to explore and share their political ideas by competing for a spot on City Council in front of a live audience. Meslin believes passionately in getting involved in civic affairs, and demonstrates what can be accomplished through advocacy with dedication, imagination, and hard work. He seeks to build a culture of political engagement in our communities by offering an antidote to apathy. The title of his presentation was "Under the Surface: The Unlimited Potential of Community Organizing."
- Created 6 January 2012; Published 11 January 2012Convocation: Steve Brodner
Steve Brodner's award-winning career as a satirical illustrator and art journalist spans three decades. His iconic caricatures of pop and political culture have appeared in every major publication in the United States, not to mention his visual essays of political campaigns and the struggles of everyday working people and their families. His work is credited with helping spearhead the 1980s revival of pointed and entertaining graphic commentary in the United States. "The face that politicians present to the public is a mask," says Brodner. "Everyone knows it's a mask. The mask is what political cartoons comment on. You're never drawing the person; you're drawing the persona." Politicians have never hesitated to tar their opponents, and neither have their satirist contemporaries. And over his 30-plus-year career, Brodner has proven himself as nothing if not a masterful visual communicator. The title of his presentation was "The Art of Politics".
- Created 4 November 2011; Published 8 November 2011Convocation: Steve Russell
Steve Russell, a Cherokee Indian born and raised in Oklahoma, served for 17 years as an elected trial judge in Texas before becoming an associate professor of criminal justice at Indiana University. Russell views his career path as unusual. Oklahoma schools had little to offer, and he had given up on education in the ninth grade because, he said, "it had long since given up on me." It was the Vietnam era, and Russell joined the Air Force, which he said improved his self-image and resulted in an education through the G.I. Bill. He graduated magna cum laude from the University of Texas at Austin, convinced that his previous educational failures were the fault of a system that expected nothing of Indian children. He was trained to be a high school teacher, and that was his plan, but it had not occurred to him that no school system would hire someone who was so plainly convinced that the public schools were squandering the talent of minority children. Having no teaching offers, he proceeded to law school and set out to be a civil rights lawyer, even though he knew of no Indian civil rights lawyers and the law school he attended offered no course in Indian law.
Russell's experience and education has led to a number of articles about the judicial process. His research focuses on the necessity to redefine national sovereignty to settle disputes arising from globalization and the need for American Indians to redefine tribal sovereignty and Indian identity in response to national and international change. Russell examined the recent challenge over the status of the Cherokee freedmen in his presentation titled "Race and Citizenship Inside and Outside the Cherokee Nation."
- Created 28 October 2011; Published 3 November 2011Convocation: Jeff Lieberman
Jeff Lieberman is the star of Discovery Channel's Time Warp, where cool science is s-l-o-w-e-d down to better understand movement as an art form. Lieberman is also a physicist, roboticist, sculptor, musician and photographer. He explores the connections between the arts, sciences, education, passion, creativity, and the potential future of human consciousness, using technology to see beyond the limits of our normal human perception. He composes music in the duo gloobic, and has performed in Carnegie Hall. He shows technological sculptures around the world, to help people make an emotional and mystical connection with science and the universe.
Having finished four degrees at MIT in physics, math, mechanical engineering, media arts and sciences, he is exploring the applications of technology to evolving and shifting human consciousness. Lieberman presents a fantastical view of the merging of art and science as he helps perceive the world in a whole new way. The title of his presentation was "Asking Why? The Nature of Curiosity."
- Created 21 October 2011; Published 3 November 2011Convocation: Martin Loken
Consul General Martin Loken serves as Canada's senior representative in the Upper Midwest states of Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, North and South Dakota. Canada and the U.S. enjoy a unique partnership as the closest of friends, partners and allies. Strong business links are an engine for economic growth for both countries. More than $1 million of goods and services cross the borders every minute of every day. During the past three years, two-way goods trade between Canada and the five-state region of the U.S. averaged $28.8 billion per year, supporting 343,800 U.S. jobs. Canada is by far the number one export customer for each of the five states. Canada is also the largest foreign supplier of oil, natural gas, electricity and uranium to the U.S. The consulate's business development team provides contact and advisory services to help Canadian companies make the most of opportunities for mutually beneficial trade, investment and technology partnerships in the region, while the political and public affairs team builds relationships with decision-makers and the media, promotes Canadian culture, and supports the study of Canada.
Loken has previously been assigned to the Canadian Embassy in Prague and at Canada's Permanent Mission to the World Trade Organization and the United Nations in Geneva. In the course of several Ottawa-based assignments at the headquarters of the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, he has been responsible for a range of geographic and functional issues, including science and technology relations with Japan and global human rights. Serving in the Trade Policy and Negotiations Branch, he worked on several major trade agreements and negotiations, such as free trade talks with Colombia, Peru and the European Free Trade Association, as well as involvement with the North American Free Trade Agreement.
Despite having a different history and culture, the United States and Canada share similar challenges. Loken contends that the United States has never had a more important ally than Canada. The title of his presentation was "Canada, Minnesota and the United States: A Vital Partnership."


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John Huff/Staff photographer Elizabeth O'Malley makes a plea at Rochester District Court in Rochester Monday for her daughter's truancy which is being enforced by the police department.
ROCHESTER — When Gonic resident Elizabeth O'Malley arrived at Rochester Circuit Court early Monday morning for an arraignment, she said she didn't know what to expect. She had been targeted by the Rochester Police Department's new initiative to hold parents accountable for their children's truant behavior in school and faced a violation level offense with a $310 fine attached. But, as designed by the department's new program, O'Malley opted instead to pay only $20 and attend a diversion program at the police station, where she and her 17-year-old child will have to attend classes together for four weeks and learn about the importance of attending school. Outside the courtroom, O'Malley expressed the grave difficulty she's had in connecting and disciplining her child over the years, though said she is open to attending the program."I'm willing to accept any help at all," she said. Others were not as amenable to the charges. Arriving promptly for an 8 a.m. arraignment hearing Monday, several parents and guardians spoke with Det. Steve Gahan about their options since receiving court summonses for their students. Of seven Rochester residents charged, four parents pleaded no contest, opting to take the diversion program, and two entered a not guilty plea.
John Huff/Staff photographer Rochester Detective Steve Gahan talks with Nicanne Brown during her arraignment on truancy at Rochester District Court Monday which the police department is cracking down on.
Outside the courtroom Murphy, of Upham Street, and Batista, who said she moved to Barrington recently after her children had difficulty in the Rochester school system, said they were sisters. They said they were surprised to see each other at the courthouse and both stressed they had done everything they could for their struggling teens. Murphy, who has a 16-year-old, said she has tried working with both the school administration and the police department, but to no avail. 'They're not doing what they're supposed to be doing," Murphy said. "…I've done everything that I'm supposed to do."Batista said she worried the diversion program would have no effect on her 14-year-old. "I really don't think it's going to work," she noted. O'Malley told Foster's her child used to receive assistance through the Children in Need of Services (CHINS) state program, but since cutbacks at the state level, the program has become narrowed and she said her family doesn't have the support they need.The Rochester Police Department previously said the new truancy policy with diversion program aimed to charge the parents in the city who "don't care" about their child's student attendance. But O'Malley said she believes that statement doesn't apply to her.
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Flomerics Announces EFD for Education Initiative
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Flomerics' EFD for Education Initiative aims to ensure that mechanical engineering students and researchers have access to the latest fluid dynamics software used in industry. Unlike traditional Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) simulation software, EFD operates inside the mechanical CAD tools that engineers are familiar with – without any transfer of data. "This unique feature allows users to skip the most time-consuming aspects of using CFD software" said John Parry, research manager at Flomerics. "The user doesn't need to learn a new interface, there is no CAD export and meshing is fully automated, so students can focus solely on learning about fluid dynamics instead of how to use software."
The EFD product family provides full-featured general purpose fluid flow and heat transfer analysis software combining all simulation steps, starting with reading CAD data, model definition, mesh generation, solving, post-processing, through to the generation of result presentations – all within a single software environment:
- FloEFD.Pro – EFD fully embedded within the Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire environment
- FloEFD.V5 – EFD fully embedded CFD solution within the CATIA V5 environment
- FloEFD – a general purpose CAD-embedded fluid flow and heat transfer software
EFD has sophisticated physical models to simulate a wide range of engineering tasks -- from creeping non-Newtonian flows to supersonic gas flows with high mach numbers. EFD is also provided with a number of detailed ready-built and documented validation cases that can be used as course material. And unlike some other traditional CFD programs, the EFD educational version has the same capabilities as the commercial version, with no restrictions on physical modeling or meshing, so it is also ideal for research purposes.
EFD already enjoys considerable use in the educational market. COSMOSFloWorks is a SolidWorks product developed by Flomerics that uses the same underlying technology, so educational users of SolidWorks may already have COSMOSFloWorks.
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We are announcing a Joomla! Pizza, Bugs and Fun event scheduled for Saturday, March 3, 2012. The event is global for virtual participants with local venues where ever they are organized. We squashed a lot of bugs last month, but as more people use a new release, we always find more. We'll also have documentation ready to be worked on.
See the section General Instructions below for instructions.
This wiki will be used as the central resource for coordinating efforts and accumulating results from this event.
The twitter hash tag is #jpbf12.
We have set up a Skype chat for all attendees of the PBF. Skype is invitation only and you are all invited. This is the same chat we used for the PBF in December. To get an invitation, email your Skype name to Andy Tarr (email@example.com). To make sure you can get in, get your invitation and log in before the day of the PBF. This Skype chat will be in English, but other languages can set up their own chat groups as well.
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Joomla User Group Suffolk Jackson Civil Engineering 30 White House Road Ipswich, Suffolk, IP1 5LT 10:00 - 15:30 GMT Contact: Matt Meyrick
Joomla User Group France B5Prod agency 31 rue des Tuiliers 69008 Lyon 9:00 - 18:00 GMT Contact: Marc Studer
Joomla User Group France Agerix agency 25 rue Fernand Belliard 33100 Bordeaux 9:00 - 18:00 GMT Contact: Eric Lamy
Joomla User Group New England Marlboro College Graduate School 28 Vernon Street Brattleboro, VT 05301 10am to 2pm. We can stay longer if there is interest. Contact: Andrea Tarr
San Francisco, PBF event hosted by Vertualize Inc. Mike Hamanaka @hamanaka Group will meet Friday afternoon, March 2nd, Noon to 6pm PST, informal drop in on the left side of the Fairmont's Caffe Cento Location: Caffe Cento 801 Powell St., San Francisco, CA Contact: Mike Hamanaka
JoomlaChicago User Group Offices of Taylor Bruce Design Partnership 213 WEST INSTITUTE PLACE Suite 705 Chicago, IL 60610 Contact: Kendall Cabe Registration is required; Visit site above to register for the event
Boise, Idaho No user group, just some Joomlaphiles getting together to contribute! Gates Conference Room 10 AM - 4 PM Boise Public Library, Main Branch 715 S. Capitol Blvd. Boise, ID 83702 Contact: John Hooley
Sydney, Australia 3pm-9pm Hosted by Tim Plummer - Tweet @bfsurvey InterfaceFLOR (usual Sydney JUG venue) 101 Chalmers Street, Surry Hills, NSW http://www.meetup.com/Joomla-User-Group-Sydney/events/53020132/
We have set up a Skype chat for all attendees of the PBF. Skype is invitation only. This is the same Skype chat we used in December. To get an invitation, email your Skype name to Andy Tarr (email@example.com). To make sure you can get in, get your invitation and log in before the day of the PBF.
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Thanks to everyone who participanted in the Joomla! Pizza, Bugs and Fun on March 3, 2012. Lots of people worldwide tested, coded/fixed and documented new features and issues in Joomla! 2.5, helping to improve the release. Some of the countries represented were the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Denmark, The Netherlands, Israel, the United States, Canada, Australia, Malaysia, South Africa, and India. It was great to see so many people come out to help. These are the statistics from the Joomla CMS Issue Tracker and Joomla CMS Feature Tracker for the period. Thanks must also go out to the people not on these charts including those who did documentation, those who tested but didn't have a login to the trackers and those giving support.


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Is Christianity anti-science? Can Christians be good scientists? Is science the only source of true knowledge? Pastor Dave Gustavsen of Jacksonville Chapel addresses these issues.
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Is Christianity anti-science? Can Christians be good scientists? Is science the only source of true knowledge? Pastor Dave Gustavsen of Jacksonville Chapel addresses these issues.
Jim Stump explores the meaning of the Lenten season from the perspective of evolutionary creation.
St. Thomas Aquinas helps us understand how the image of God in man might have developed through evolution.
A short guide to where BioLogos fits in the origins debate.
President Haarsma reflects on our big interview with Bill Nye, and explains how it relates to our mission.
By getting rid of the miracle stories in the Bible, Bultmann and his followers hoped to make the Christian story more palatable to modern man. Although I recognize the emotional weight of this sentiment, I am not convinced that it is an intellectually coherent approach, mainly for reasons of self-consistency.
How does social context affect what Americans believe about science and religion, especially in regards to human origins? A new BioLogos-funded survey reveals the factors influencing the beliefs.
Origins has given us a lot to think about, namely that there are indeed several "Christian Perspectives on Creation, Evolution, and ID", as the title states. Genuine believers have thought deeply and carefully about the various kinds of evidence and have come to differing conclusions.
In science news this week, read about magical nose cells, 45,000 year old thigh bones, and the weirdest looking dinosaur ever.
Theology needs science, but science needs theology; there can be no two-state solution.
In this video originally featured in March of 2012, Dr. David Finch, a biologist at New York University, discusses his thoughts on both Creationism and the effects of "new atheists" like Richard Dawkins.
Here are some of the best responses from around the web to David's Barash's controversial editorial about God and Evolution in the New York Times.
New BioLogos content editor Brad Kramer reviews Chapter 1 of "Surprised by Scripture" by NT Wright, and sees Wright's work as a signpost for the future of the science/faith debate.
Do we see God because of design, or do we see design because of God?
From science and religion blogs: quantum uncertainty and God, the remarkable fact that we have come to understand our place in the created order, and the role of theology in making wise choices about the use of technology.
From a Judeo-Christian perspective, all of these curiosities dovetail into a profoundly meaningful explanation: Being made in God's image helps to explain our creative and investigative skills, particularly when we consider that God has specially engineered this universe to reveal himself to human beings.
We should celebrate the many times that our churches and colleges encourage scholarship. I saw several delegates at Synod stand up and speak directly about the importance of supporting scholars who engage the science and religion dialogue. The recent Synod decision was a move in the right direction.
In this series, James Kidder provides an intriguing study on transitional fossils and the evolutionary history of modern humans. He begins by discussing the fossil record, explaining how new forms are classified. He then explains the physically distinguishing trait of humankind—bipedalism. From the discovery of Ardipithecus, the earliest known hominin, to the australopithecines, the most prolific hominin, Kidder focuses on the discovery, the anatomy, and the interpretation of these ancestral remains.


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I took another week off from blogging. Completing the Memories of Marceline book project has taken up a great deal of my time! I am hoping to get it submitted tomorrow.
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The Testicular Cancer Resource Center: The first website devoted to helping people understand testicular and extragonadal germ cell tumors, remains one of largest. Provides education, support, treatment information and links to research studies.
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Aug 20, 2013 - Developing and using a personal website to chronicle their experience and communicate with others improves psychological and cancer-specific adjustment in women being treated for breast cancer, according to research published online Aug. 12 in the Journal of Clinical Oncology.


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Gastrointestinal (GI) bleeding refers to any bleeding that starts in the gastrointestinal tract.
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The amount of GI bleeding may be so small that it can only be detected on a lab test such as the fecal occult blood test. Other signs of GI bleeding include:
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Jensen DM. GI hemorrhage and occult GI bleeding. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 137.
Savides TJ, Jensen DM. Gastrointestinal bleeding. In: Feldman M, Friedman LS, Brandt LJ, eds. Sleisenger and Fordtran's Gastrointestinal and Liver Disease. 9th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2010:chap 19.
George F. Longstreth, MD, Department of Gastroenterology, Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program, San Diego, California. Also reviewed by A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc., Editorial Team: David Zieve, MD, MHA, Bethanne Black, Stephanie Slon, and Nissi Wang.
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Type: | Black-and-white negatives | StillImage |
Title: | Bedford Pine |
Date: | 1970 |
Description: | View of unidentified children in the Bedford Pine neighborhood of Atlanta, Georgia. Slums; Ghettos; social conditions Bedford Pine is an area in Atlanta, Georgia bounded by North Avenue on the north end, Highland Avenue to the south, Boulevard to the east, and Piedmont Avenue to the west. The area was annexed by Atlanta in 1870 and developed until a fire destroyed businesses and homes in 1917. After the fire, the neighborhood deteriorated in value and maintenance as middle class residents moved away and were replaced by people at or near the poverty line. Most of the structures in the neighborhood were destroyed during the 1960's and 1970's in urban renewal projects. New housing was constructed during the decades that followed, and Georgia Power Company chose the area for its headquarters in 1979. |
Subjects: | African Americans--Georgia--Atlanta | Neighborhoods--Georgia--Atlanta | Housing--Georgia--Atlanta | African American children--Georgia--Atlanta | African American boys--Georgia--Atlanta | Boys' clothing--Georgia--Atlanta | Coats--Georgia--Atlanta | Automobiles--Georgia--Atlanta | Electric lines--Poles and towers | Dwellings--Georgia--Atlanta | Roller skating--Georgia--Atlanta | Roller skates--Georgia--Atlanta | Atlanta (Ga.)--Social conditions--20th century | African Americans--Georgia--Atlanta--Social conditions--20th century | Poor African Americans--Housing--Georgia--Atlanta | Atlanta (Ga.) | Fulton County (Ga.) | Bedford Pine (Atlanta, Ga.) |
Contributors: | Atlanta History Center |
Online Publisher: | Atlanta, Ga. : Kenan Research Center, Atlanta History Center, 2006 |
Original Material: | 1 negative : b&w ; 35mm. | Bedford-Pine Neighborhood Photograph Collection, Kenan Research Center, Atlanta History Center, Atlanta, GA |
Rights and Usage: | This material is protected by copyright law. (Title 17, U. S. Code) Permission for use must be cleared through The Kenan Research Center at the Atlanta History Center. Licensing agreement may be required. |
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A forearm muscle strain is a partial or complete tear of the small fibers of the forearm muscles. Forearm muscles allow you to extend and flex your wrist and fingers.
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Most forearm muscle strains can be diagnosed with a physical exam.
Your doctor may want images of the area if severe damage is suspected. Images may be taken with x-ray or MRI .
Muscle strains are graded according to their severity:
Talk with your doctor about the best treatment plan for you. Recovery time ranges depending on the grade of your injury. Treatment steps may include:
Your muscle will need time to heal. Avoid activities that place extra stress on these muscles:
Apply an ice or a cold pack to the area for 15-20 minutes, four times a day, for several days after the injury. Do not apply the ice directly to your skin. Wrap the ice or cold pack in a towel.
To manage pain, your doctor may recommend:
Compression can help prevent more swelling. Your doctor may recommend an elastic compression bandage around your forearm. Be careful not to wrap the bandage too tight.
Elevation can also help keep swelling down. Keep your arm higher than your heart as much as possible for the first 24 hours or so. A couple of days of elevation might be recommended for severe strains.
Use heat only when you are returning to physical activity. Heat may then be used before stretching or getting ready to play sports to help loosen the muscle.
When the acute pain is gone, start gentle stretching as recommended. Stay within pain limits. Hold each stretch for about 10 seconds and repeat six times. Stretch several times a day.
Begin strengthening exercises for your muscles as recommended.
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Belo Horizonte is known for its artistic and cultural creations. It's a treat for music lovers, theater, cinema, literature and fine arts. With several museums - and beautiful architectural spaces - exhibition halls and amphitheaters around the city, cultural alternatives abound in "Beagá".
From since very early, the capital of Minas Gerais has shown its binding with the cultural component. Young poets, such us Carlos Drummond de Andrade, Milton Gustavo Campos or Campanema demonstrated irreverence, when in the 20s, created a philosophic magazine. It was a motto and the inspiration for many artists. For example in the music industry and this is a city with many musicians, such as Milton Nascimento, Skank, Pato Fu, Jota Quest or Sepultura.The city has a cultural infrastructure that consists of 36 theaters, 54 cinemas and more than 30 art galleries. The 18 museums of the city have a strong national pride, by exposing many art pieces related to Brazil's history. Visitors should not miss the Art Museum of Pampulha, work of Oscar Niemeyer, with its many pieces of contemporary art, the History Museum Abilio Barreto, related to the history of "Beagá" or the Museum of Natural Science with a major collection of fossil mammals of Latin America.In the city, any empty space is used to organize events. Besides the nature related aspect of the parks, these are great places for anyone who enjoys music and theater. In City Park and Mangabeiras Park several concerts are organized.


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Aquatank wrote:En Lugal regarding Food Stamps and Welfare I Strongly Suggest you read up on some of the facts before blanket statements like "The welfare and food stamp system is plagued with generations of lazy, entitled, good-for-nothing free-loaders. Guess who the majority of them are? Yep, minorities."
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http://www.time.com/time/magazine/artic ... 84,00.html
Perception is what subverts facts. Example there are 27 Million Slaves around the globe today, More than at any othertime in history, yet it is illegal nearly everywhere. How does it flourish because as a percentage of the population it has gone down, thusly it becomes largely unseen. If one sees a group participating in certain actions and that group though a small percentage (even insignificant percentage) is the Majority of that group the viewer observes it skews the viewers perception of the group as a whole causing blanket inferrence hypothesis of the whole group's actions. In simple terms its bad statistical sampling because it is neither random nor widespread.


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quote:pay $1800 for a season ticket
quote:Spending more than 1K doesn't give you this God-given authority to be a bandwagoner. Fact
quote: I made $1,800 during the amount of time I took a shite at work today.
quote:Even if you think you have a good excuse not to go (too far, $, work, etc) you have nothing on people who actually attend the game - even if they leave after the 1st play. So STFU.
quote:I'm pretty sure no one is starting these threads from Tiger Stadium, and that makes these threads incredibly ironic.
quote: this happens everywhere, and always will
quote:I love the people who sit at home and call out people for leaving the game early.
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BOZEMAN DEACONESS CELEBRATES WOMENOCTOBER 7, 2013 Busy women often don't take the time to take care of themselves. To change that, Bozeman Deaconess Women's Center is encouraging women to take the morning or afternoon of Saturday, October 12, and participate in a new women's wellness day, All About Women, in the BDHS conference rooms."Our goal is to provide women with a day of wellness while educating them about a variety of services available at the Women's Center," said Janice Garcia, ATC, PTA, WCC, of Bozeman Deaconess Rehabilitation Services. "We're doing this as part of recognizing October as Physical Therapy Month and to promote breast health during Breast Cancer Awareness Month." Five 40-minute classes led by BDHS providers will be offered each session. A yoga class will offered detailed instruction on alignment and breath control to increase flexibility and enhance relaxation. Pelvic and breast health will cover improving pelvic floor muscles and correctly performing self-breast exams. Be introduced to neuroplasticity and experience the benefits of scent, sound, guided relaxation and touch, including a mini-massage of feet, hands or shoulders. Women also will learn what they should know about proper skin care, and procedures available to achieve the care their skin needs. Finally, the latest research-based nutrition information will be presented, including gluten-free living, vegetarian eating, top antioxidants and sports nutrition for active women. The morning session runs 8:00 am–12:30 pm, and the afternoon session takes place 11:45 am–4:15 pm. The cost is $40, which includes all classes, a scented eye pillow, yoga mat and carrier, and lunch. Registration forms are available at www.bozemandeaconess.org/events. Click on the event, print out the form and return the completed form with payment to BDHS Health Information Center, 915 Highland Blvd., Bozeman, MT, 59715. Call 414-1644 for more information. Announcements |
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This crap is responsible for so much more crap..like a virus.
cheating..false expectations..derading..anorexia..low self esteem..low self worth..seeing women has having little to no worth beyond their sexuality.
Forgetting to see women as people..with thoughts and feelins.
How many guys..when seeing women...automatically go to..usually just at teh site of a woman..without even talking to her
"She looks like a..."
"Hot".."Slut".."Uggo".."Pig".."Old"..."Bitch".."Whore".."MILF".."Cold Fish".."C@#t".."Couger".."Fatazz".."Titless Twig"..etc...
a-lot..I bet..I;ve witnessed first hand..guys doing this..they do it ALL the time
All dehumanizing terms.
How does a gal even stand a chance to even be seen as a person first?
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Kuru is a disease of the nervous system.
Kuru is a very rare disease. It is caused by an infectious protein (prion) found in contaminated human brain tissue.
Kuru is found among people from New Guinea who practiced a form of cannibalism in which they ate the brains of dead people as part of a funeral ritual. This practice stopped in 1960, but cases of kuru were reported for many years afterward because the disease has a long incubation period.
Kuru causes brain and nervous system changes similar to Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease . Similar diseases appear in cows as bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE), also called mad cow disease.
The main risk factor for kuru is eating human brain tissue, which can contain the infectious particles.
Symptoms of kuru include:
Difficulty swallowing and being unable to feed oneself. This can lead to malnutrition or starvation.
The average time from exposure to symptoms (incubation period) is 10 to 13 years, but incubation periods of 50 years or even longer have been reported.
A neurologic exam may show changes in coordination and walking ability.
There is no known treatment for kuru.
Death usually occurs within 1 year after the first sign of symptoms.
See your health care provider if you have any walking, swallowing, or coordination problems. Kuru is extremely rare. Your doctor will rule out other neurologic diseases.
Bosque PJ. Prion diseases. In: Goldman L, Ausiello D, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011: chap 424.
Bosque PJ, Tyler KL. Prions and prion diseases of the central nervous system (transmissible neurodegenerative diseases). In: Mandell GL, Bennett JE, Dolan R, eds. Mandell, Douglas, and Bennett's Principles and Practice of Infectious Diseases. 7th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Churchill-Livingstone; 2009:chap 178.
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quote:He pulled a Mike Leach with a player at USF, I believe
quote:Jim Tressel would be a great hire. He was in trouble for only 2,600 dollars of tattoos.
quote:ETA: Tuberville will have his choice of Tennessee or Arkansas.
quote:How about blackmailing his players into coming back or he would not let them play in Sugar Bowl? I though that was the 1 of the worst things I've ever heard a coach do?
quote:Tennessee needs a great coach with a squeaky clean image. They can't hire a guy like Tressel or Petrino. Not after Kiffin and Pearl. Gruden is a great top choice, and I think Patterson's a pip dream, but you have to ask. Charlie Strong is one hell of a consolation prize if those first two fall through. He'd be a great coach at Tennessee. He'd actually be my #2 choice, behind Patterson, who I think isn't leaving TCU for anything save maybe the Texas job.
quote:Tennessee needs a great coach with a squeaky clean image.
quote:I thought he was hired a month ago?
quote:3. Gary Patterson
quote:If not Jim Tressel, I believe Pat Fitzgerald would be a great hire at Tennessee. He is probably one the most underrated and under-appreciated coaches in the country.
quote: Pat Fitzgerald would be a great hire at Tennessee
quote:That said, I think Tennessee has their guy.
quote:1. Jon Gruden 2. Charlie Strong 3. Gary Patterson 4. Butch Davis 5. Jim Tressel From what I understand, this is the order of preference. Confirmed that Tennessee has contacted the first 4 through intermediaries.


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quote:"His timing on quitting smokeless tobacco couldn't have been worse. You would've liked to have thought that if he was going to do that that he would've done it in the offseason or waited until this offseason to do it. So the drastic effect that it had on him and the year that he was having up to that point in time that he did quit, you'd have liked that he would've taken a different approach to that. So those issues caused unrest, and it's unfortunate that it happened and the timing was such as it was."
quote:Man, the Rangers are greasing the wheels for his exit like nothing else.
quote:They know he's gone so they're mad.
quote:ETA: Am I the only person that doesn't see him getting more than 4 or 5 years at $20-million tops?
quote:He is going to make wayyyy more than 20 mil.
quote:he also picked a bad time to quit chasing the dragon, imo
quote:They know he's gone
quote:so they're mad.
quote:I'm guessing the contract with his signing team will be 3 years $60 million range.