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Summer 2016 was a productive and exciting time for the Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust (WSGLT). Between the Annual Roundup Barbeque, monitoring, the closing of another conservation easement, and the addition of two new staff members and one new board member, the WSGLT staff and board were kept busy.
In May, Travis Brammer and Maggie Rux, both recent University of Wyoming graduates, joined the WSGLT team. Travis as our Programs and Stewardship Assistant, and Maggie as our External Relations Coordinator.
In June, Heath Hunter, joined the WSGLT Board of Directors, and brought with him, his vast knowledge of both the financial and ranching sectors.
The C-Bar-B Ranch conservation easement closed in June. The C-BAR-B ranch is a, 1,043 acre property located outside of Buffalo. This easement made national news in 2003 and was the subject of a nearly seven year court battle. A 2010 judgement settled the question of the ranch being conserved in perpetuity, and the recent transfer from Johnson County to WSGLT, puts to rest remaining uncertainty about the easement's stewardship.
July was peak monitoring season for the 234,989 acres of ranch land that WSGLT holds under easement. Eric and Travis, our monitoring team, traveled all over the state to monitor conservation easements and meet with landowners. They would like to express their thanks to Board members Madeleine Murdock and Rob Hendry for hosting them during their travels.
The Annual Roundup Barbeque was the highlight of August. The event was held at the C-BAR-B Ranch, on August 27th. Steve and Marty Gose, the ranch owners, and the Grubb family, ranch managers, were wonderful hosts and WSGLT is grateful for all of their help with the event. We hosted nearly 300 guests and the evening included music from the High Country Cowboys, a photo booth from Wyoming Photobooth Inc., beer tasting from Black Tooth Brewing, and table wine from Weston Wineries. The WSGLT thanks these wonderful businesses for their help making a wonderful night possible. We would also like to thank all our sponsors for the evening. More than 50 businesses, foundations, and individuals sponsored the event. Their support is greatly appreciated.
The night also included a key note speech from Mark Gordon, Wyoming State Treasurer,
who spoke about the importance of working ranches for Wyoming's economic and sociological future. Laura Bucholz presented Patrick O'Toole with the 2016 Kurt Bucholz Conservation Award. The bronze statue, sculpted by Jerry Palen, was awarded to Pat for his notable work in the conservation of Wyoming's water and ranch lands.
The family of Dr. and Mrs. John and Susie Lunt kindly gifted $25,000, to support the Cultural Landscape Fund (the Fund). The Fund was established by the family of Alvin Wiederspahn to help private landowners maintain the range through ranching culture.
Overall, the 15th Annual Roundup Barbeque was one of the most successful to date in several ways. Not only did the night bring in a substantial amount of support for the future conservation of agricultural lands, but it also had the largest attendance of children that the organization can note. This record attendance was a reminder of the importance of ranchland and wildlife habitat conservation, to ensure that the next generation of Wyomingites will have production agriculture, wide-open spaces, and cowboy culture.
It is with great sadness, that the Wyoming Stock Growers Agricultural Land Trust ("WSGALT") shares news of the passing of its Board member, and founder, Dr. John Lunt.
"WSGALT has lost a longtime friend and partner," said Mantha Phillips, WSGALT's Chairman of the Board. "Dr. Lunt's never ending desire to learn, to be better, to do more, and "get it done" attitude will be so missed. The level of his dedication to and his passion for the conservation of Wyoming ag producing lands was unrivaled. We will move forward in his absence having been given the gift of his knowledge and commitment to conserving Wyoming's working family ranches and farms and the wide-open spaces, natural habitats, and rural communities they support."
Dr. Lunt's understanding of the crucial role that agriculture plays in conservation spawned a conservation movement in Wyoming that has protected vast working landscapes across this great state. His deep appreciation for Wyoming and agriculture can be traced back to 1946, when his parents purchased the Double 4 ranch, west of Wheatland, near the base of Laramie Peak. Here, he fell in love with Wyoming's wide open-spaces and the abundant wildlife it protects.
He attended college in New York, where he graduated from Cornell University in 1950. He went on to attended Columbia University, College of Physicians, where he graduated in 1954. During medical school, Dr. Lunt enjoyed his summers back in Wyoming, working on ranches, nurturing his love for ranching and agriculture.
After medical school, he established a private practice in general surgery in Denver, Colorado, where he resided for the next 17 years. His love of Wyoming never waned, and in 1977, he moved to Saratoga. Here, he served the community for 21 years as its family physician. He was once quoted as saying "Every surgeon should have to do some years in family practice, because that's where you really find out how to care for your patients." Folks in Saratoga knew his kindness and dedication first hand. He never hesitated to make house calls, and always provided his patients the upmost care and attention.
In addition to his successful medical practice, he was passionate about Wyoming's working landscapes. He keenly understood the importance agriculture played in protecting Wyoming's natural attributes and way of life, and while in Saratoga, Dr. Lunt and his wife Susie fulfilled a lifetime dream and purchased the Highline Ranch. In 1998, they placed a conservation easement on the ranch, and in 2001, with the help of several likeminded ranchers in and around Saratoga, he founded the Wyoming Stock Growers Agricultural Land Trust. He wanted to create an agricultural land trust to conserve the productive working lands of the North Platte Valley that he had grown to love. He understood the importance of keeping productive ranches in agriculture forever, and his enthusiasm inspired regular organizational meetings of local ranchers.
Dr. Lunt was appointed to the first Wyoming Stock Growers Agricultural Land Trust Board of Directors in 2001 and served on the Board until his death. He was passionate about agricultural lands remaining in production. He once said, "For 130 years across Wyoming the hand of the rancher and farmer has been gentle, transformative, and landscape-enhancing; not because the early ranchers set out to be 'environmentalists,' but because their survival depended upon open working landscapes, irrigated meadows, and a healthy productive ecosystem…this landscape is what we inherit today." Dr. Lunt was a 2009 recipient of the Kurt Bucholz Conservation award.
We at the Wyoming Stock Growers Agricultural Land Trust will forever be guided by the virtues and integrity Dr. Lunt instilled in our organization, and the memory of his dedication will serve as a catalyst, to continue the work that he started…to always to more…to always do better.
An agricultural conservation easement on almost 5,000 acres south and west of Devils Tower was completed by the Driskill family and the Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust in early October with the primary purpose of protecting the agricultural values of the property; additionally, the easement will conserve the wildlife habitat and open spaces enjoyed by hundreds of thousands of annual visitors to the nation's first national monument, designated by President Theodore Roosevelt on September 24, 1906.
The conservation easement was made possible by the generosity of the Bear Lodge Cattle Co. and Ogden and Zannie Driskill who contributed a significant portion of the value of the conservation easement. No stranger to supporting conservation, Ogden stepped off the Board of Directors of the Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust prior to making application for the project. More recently, he served on the Board of Directors of the Land Trust Alliance, the national organization of more than 1,600 land trusts throughout the United States. Ogden also served as Chairman of the Partnership of Rangeland Trusts until 2014 and continues service on its Board.
"I can't think of a better legacy to leave for future generations than to keep a ranch in production forever. In an era where nothing is permanent, it gives me great pride in knowing that the ranch will continue providing clean water, wildlife habitat and food and fiber for generations to come. – Ogden Driskill
After seven years with the Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust, Executive Director Pam Dewell will continue a career devoted to the conservation of working lands and wildlife habitat in mid-coast Maine. The Board of Directors has appointed Conservation Director Bo Alley as Acting Director effective October 15th.
"Working with the landowners that have entrusted their family legacies to the Stock Growers Land Trust in perpetuity has been a humbling experience and many conversations with those with whom we have worked echo in my memory. My favorite remains, 'My grandfather spent his entire life putting this ranch together. We want to keep it that way to honor him.' " — Pam Dewell
Since joining the Stock Growers Land Trust in 2008, Pam has worked with landowners and partners to achieve the completion of 44 projects on 137,000 acres — more than doubling the acreage under conservation easement during her tenure. "I am proud of the conservation I have helped to accomplish in Wyoming and am grateful to the many visionary landowners who have chosen to work with the Stock Growers Land Trust," she said, "I can't think of a more qualified successor than Bo and know that the Land Trust will be in good hands."
A Wyoming native, Bo's family has deep roots in Wyoming ranching and agriculture. His great-grandfather Jim Grieve began ranching in Natrona County in 1893 on the historic UC Ranch. Later the Grieves purchased and operated the Diamond Ring and the Dumbbell Ranch Company. On his father's side, his grandfather Ralph Alley managed the John Hay sheep company and was very active in the Wyoming sheep industry.
Bo spent his infant years on a family ranch in the Sybille Canyon between Wheatland and Laramie. He has a deep appreciation for Wyoming's culture and values and looks forward to working with Wyoming farmers and ranchers to help preserve and perpetuate the Wyoming way of life. Bo holds a Bachelor of Science in Construction Management from Colorado State University. Prior to joining the Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust he worked in energy development and the commercial construction industry.
The agricultural and wildlife values of the Buck Ranch in Lincoln County will be protected in perpetuity, thanks to a conservation easement agreement between landowner Karen Buck and the Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust completed today. With its stunning mountain views and abundant fishing, more than 2,000 acres would have otherwise been at high risk of subdivision which would have harmed a variety of habitats, including the riparian corridor straddling the Hams Fork River watershed.
The Buck Ranch is located on or near migration corridors for moose, mule deer, and pronghorn and there is one sage grouse lek on the property which is located entirely within a Sage Grouse Core Area. The protection of the Buck Ranch will keep the land available to agriculture in perpetuity and help to conserve wildlife habitat and an open space buffer between Lake Viva Naughton and Kemmerer Reservoir.
At closing Karen Buck said, "I have looked around at the dams, powerlines and subdivisions that have surrounded my ranch in the last years and realized that if I didn't want the same for my property I had better do something soon. The Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust was brought to my attention and after a lot of consideration I decided they were what I needed. Both sets of my grandparents homesteaded here in the early 1900's and raised their families. I spent most of my summer months growing up helping my grandmother on the ranch that is now under Lake Viva Naughton. As a tribute to my late husband Chester, grandparents, parents, aunts and uncles I wanted the land to be left in agriculture and ranching and undeveloped as close as it was originally when they settled. Thanks to the Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust I am able to do this."
Funding for the project was provided by the Natural Resources Conservation Service, the Wyoming Wildlife and Natural Resource Trust, and the Wyoming Sage Grouse Campaign, a partnership between The Conservation Fund and the Knobloch Family Foundation.
"The Conservation Fund is thrilled to be able to assist this terrific partnership by contributing matching funds toward permanently maintaining the Buck Ranch—an incredibly important wildlife and agricultural property," said Gates Watson, Northwest Director for The Conservation Fund. "The outcome here makes great economic sense and protects critical private lands for sage grouse and other key wildlife species that help define Wyoming's working ranchlands."
The Buck Ranch can be seen from State Highway 223 along the western side of the road. This view offers a scenic vista of the Hams Fork River and willow galleries along its banks, as well as expansive views of productive hayfields and rangeland pasture. The public may also enjoy scenic views of the ranch from the Hams Fork River public access fishing areas, and the publicly-accessible lookouts and use areas on State HWY 223 along Commissary Ridge.
Governor Mead stated, "It is critical that existing land uses and landowner activities continue to occur in core areas, particularly agricultural activities on private lands." Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust Executive Director Pam Dewell underscored the important contribution of private lands to the Cowboy State's defining wide open spaces. "Wyoming leads the country in the size of ag operations, averaging 2,745 acres per farm or ranch, versus the national average of 418 acres in 2014. With more than 30 million acres of agricultural land, we can thank Wyoming producers for keeping these lands open and available for the production of food, fiber and wildlife habitat as well as the magnificent views we all enjoy every day."
The Buck Ranch is comprised of several separate ranches that had different homesteading and agricultural histories. When the Buck family purchased the property, it was comprised of land homesteaded in 1881 and previous owners included Elmore Stevenson, R.A. Miller, J.W. Haddenham, John J. Smith, and Elijah Buck until Justin J. Pomeroy purchased it in 1915. The Bucks leased the Property from 1915-1945 when they purchased it from the Pomeroy family in 1945. Kemmerer Reservoir was built in 1938 which flooded some of the original property which was acquired by the city of Kemmerer.


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The Outer Banks Center for Dolphin Research, established in November 2008, is a 501 c(3) non-profit organization engaged in a long-term photo-identification study of bottlenose dolphins in the northern Outer Banks of North Carolina.
Our research is a continuation of a photo-identification study conducted for more than 11 years aboard the Nags Head Dolphin Watch. We seek to learn more about the population ecology, movement patterns, and behavior of coastal bottlenose dolphins in the Outer Banks and to expand public knowledge and concern for these marine mammals.
Our scientists also collaborate with other marine mammal scientists along the western Atlantic coast in order to further understand their long-range movement patterns.
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The Outer Banks Center for Dolphin Reseach recently received a grant from the Wells Fargo Community Connection Grant Program! The grant will be used to create a fund for any necessary boat/trailer repairs for our 2016 survey season!
The Outer Banks Center for Dolphin Research collects opportunistic photo-identification data aboard the Nags Head Dolphin Watch, while conducting educational programs about local dolphin conservation. Click here to see the 2016 on board photo-identification catalog!
The Annual OBXCDR newsletter for 2016 is now available! Click here to read about updates with the OBXCDR.
The new dolphin conservation signs are finished and on display at the North Carolina Aquarium on Roanoke Island and Jennette's Pier. These signs were made possible by a grant from The Outer Banks Community Foundation and matching contribution by the North Carolina Aquarium on Roanoke Island and Jennette's Pier. Click here to learn more about the signs and be sure to visit the NC Aquarium in Manteo and Jennette's Pier in Nags Head, NC to view the signs this summer!
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Turlock Christian High is just one game away from the Sac-Joaquin Division V Section Championship after a 61-42 victory over Central Catholic High on Thursday.
Turlock High's success on the mat continued at the Masters Tournament this past Thursday and Friday. The Bulldogs finished in fifth place as a team and had five wrestlers earn medals, four of which will continue on to the State Tournament next weekend.
Pitman High missed its shot, literally and figuratively, against Sheldon High on Wednesday night. The Pride met the Huskies in the first round of the Sac-Joaquin Division I Section Playoffs in what became a catch-up game. Sheldon won handedly 78-43.
Turlock High's 2011-12 boys basketball season officially ended Wednesday night at Franklin High. The Wildcats (22-5 overall) thwarted the Bulldogs' (15-13 overall) post season aspirations for the third year in a row with a 61-37 victory in the first round of the Sac-Joaquin Division I Section Playoffs.
Every time Pitman High (7-7 CCC) and Turlock High (10-4 CCC) have stepped onto the same basketball court this season those in attendance have been treated to highly entertaining and extremely competitive games. Monday's matchup, the fourth meeting of the season and third in the CCC, once again delivered the drama as Turlock squeaked by Pitman in the final seconds,47-46.
The Pitman High girls basketball team created a two-way tie for first place on Tuesday night with a 47-44 victory over Buhach Colony. The Pride (10-4 CCC) and Thunder (10-4 CCC) now sit side by side at the number one position in the CCC.
Turlock High solidified its position as the Central California Conference's 2012 wrestling champions on Friday with another dominate performance in the league team duals at Buhach Colony High, accumulating 225 team points. The Bulldogs advanced 11 wrestlers into the finals, producing six individual champions (Rico McCombs, Rafeal Herrera, Isaac Bertalotto, Albino Orozco, Erick Parsons, and Ernesto Guiang) and five second placers (Julian Talamante, Jason Valdavinos, Kevin Scroggins, Ricky Flores, and Ricardo Garcia). Turlock also had wrestlers finish in third (Trevor Gray) and fourth place (Isaiah Mendoza).
The Turlock High boys basketball team completed a clean sweep of the Merced High Bears on Wednesday with a 50-46 victory. The Bulldogs (9-4 CCC) were challenged early and often by a Merced (3-9 CCC) team with nothing to lose in another victory that was too close for comfort.
After a three game slump Turlock High's girls finally got back to their winning ways with a 50-44 victory over Atwater High (2-11 CCC). The Bulldogs (9-4 CCC), who were without head coach Salinda Mabie for the third time, rallied behind assistant coach Marjorie Walker in a must win game.
Pitman High held a signing day for four of its student-athletes on Thursday. Vicki Rouse, Marissa Marable, AJ Derr and Steven Kha all signed letters of intent in a library packed with coaches, teachers, teammates, family and friends. Tears were abundant as the parents of each player sat next to him or her, watching them take their next step in life and athletics.
Halie Bergman entered the ballgame midway through the third quarter with Turlock Christian trailing Ripon Christian 19-16 in Thursday's encounter between the Southern League's two best girls basketball teams.
Pitman High's girls basketball team might have come into Tuesday night's game against Atwater High expecting an easy victory but what they got was a highly motivated group of Falcons hungry for a third win. The Pride triumphed in the end, 51-45, keeping their hunt for the CCC title alive.
Denair High knew Monday's matchup with the girls of Ripon Christian High was going to be a challenge. Instead of accepting defeat the Coyotes (5-6 Southern) challenged the Knights (10-1 Southern) early, using their defense to open up scoring opportunities and build confidence. In the end Ripon Christian was too much though, and Denair fell to the Knights 60-28.
On Friday the Bulldogs hosted second place Buhach Colony High (7-4 CCC) while the Pride hosted fourth place Merced High (3-8 CCC).
It was a low scoring affair when Turlock High and Pitman High met for their second league game of the season Wednesday night. The Bulldogs (7-4) and Pride (7-4) once again engaged in a close contest but it was Turlock who got the better of the exchanges this time, holding on for a 46-39 win.
The Delhi varsity football team already made school history last week by starting off the year with four consecutive wins and they continued their win ...
In a disappointing night for Turlock Christian High football, the Eagles fell to the defending Sac-Joaquin Division VII champions Stone Ridge Christian High Knights on ...
The 2016 prep football season is halfway finished after last Friday's week five conclusion and of the six schools in the Journal's coverage ...
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Senior Pride running back Devan Bass and the Pitman varsity football team overcame their largest deficit of the year, and their worst first half performance ...
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Add beautiful lace detailing to your sweater or shawl with this Quaterfoil Lace Motif. This knitting tutorial will show you how to knit this lace motif. It's a simple but elegant pattern that looks gorgeous when added to your knitting projects.
All even rows: if the stitch was p on RS it will be k on WS, if it was k, ssk, k2tog, yo or c6f - it will be purled on WS.
Row 1: p1, k1, yo, ssk, p6, k2tog, yo, k1, p1
Row 3: p1, k2, yo, ssk, p4, k2tog, yo, k2, p1
Row 5: p1, k3, yo, ssk, p2, k2tog, yo, k3, p1
Row 7: p1, yo, ssk, k3, p2, k3, k2tog, yo, p1
Row 9: p2, yo, ssk, k2, p2, k2, k2tog, yo, p2
Row 11: p3, yo, ssk, k1, p2, k1, k2tog, yo, p3
Row 13: p4, c6f (Cable 6 Front), p4
Row 15: p3, k2tog, yo, k1, p2, k1, yo, ssk, p3
Row 17: p2, k2tog, yo, k2, p2, k2, yo, ssk, p2
Row 19: p1, k2tog, yo, k3, p2, k3, yo, ssk, p1
Row 21: p1, k3, k2tog, yo, p2, yo, ssk, k3, p1
Row 23: p1, k2, k2tog, yo, p4, yo, ssk, k2, p1
Row 25: p1, k1, k2tog, yo, p6, yo, ssk, k1, p1
Row 27: p1, k2, p8, k2, p1
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South Carolina's efforts to teach students about financial responsibility have helped the state make the grade according to a nationwide study.
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According to a study performed by the Champlain College Center for Financial Literacy, the following states were rated based on their ability to inform students on how to be financially stable.
Tennessee A
Georgia A
South Carolina B
North Carolina B
Florida D
Source: The Center for Financial Literacy
The study, done by the Champlain College Center for Financial Literacy, gave S.C. a B for the state's efforts to promote financial literacy. The study said "to avoid another financial crisis in the future and to improve personal finance outcomes for American citizens, our nation must be educated in personal finance."
Teresa Crumley, a government and economics teacher at Berkeley Middle College, said educating students about good financial habits is an important part of preparing them for the real world.
"I'm trying to give them those real life experiences," she said.
Crumley said she devotes an entire unit in her economics course to personal financial planning. She has students simulate life based off the average annual salary of a profession they choose, usually influenced by their real life goals. She teaches her students about the differences between debit and credit, savings and investments and said she puts a special emphasis on the budgeting process.
"They need to know how much is coming in and how much is going out."
Crumley's students also handle expenses that plague many in the real world, including car payments, student loan debt and rent or mortgage costs. She also has the students save two to 10 percent of their money for entertainment or emergencies.
She said that the students complain about how much work goes into the project but are thankful for what they learned once the project is over. Parents sometimes learn a thing or two also, according to Crumley.
The study gave all 50 states a grade based on the states' efforts to produce financially literate high school graduates.
A's went to states that offered a standalone personal finance course and gave students a standardized assessment of what they had learned. Tennessee and Georgia were two of the seven states that received A's.
The 13 states that received B's – including both Carolinas – mandated personal financial education as part of another course but required no standard assessment of those skills.
Jay Ragley, a spokesman for the state department of education, said that the state doesn't mandate a specific curriculum for school districts to use but does provide districts with resources to teach financial literacy.
"It's an important life skill that educators think students should have before leaving high school," said Ragley.
He said that classes based on finance and business are becoming more popular, but aren't mandated by the state for graduation. It is up to individual school districts whether to offer those courses.
Ragley said the state doesn't require a standalone personal finance course because "students have enough hurdles before getting their diploma."
Kelly Wulf, director of special education for Berkeley County said that personal finance also has a place in special education classrooms. She said students are taught basic math skills, then applying those skills to money.
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The study cited statistics from the 2013 Consumer Financial Literacy Survey, saying that 26 percent of people surveyed don't pay their bills on time and that 31 percent of those surveyed have no savings for the future. Chad Vail is the work-based learning partnership coordinator with the Charleston County school district. Before his job with Charleston County schools, he worked with Junior Achievement, an organization that works with young people to help them become financially responsible adults. Vail said that making sure young people are taught about financial responsibility is key to economic success.
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Bovada has a policy of holding on to your winnings as long as possible. After requesting payouts they no longer send your money by Western Union or Moneygram. They instead wait about 2-3 weeks and send you a check written on a bank in the Orient. Needless to say your banker won't be to excited about that check and put a hold of 10 days on it, by the time you get your payout from Bovada it's about a 30-40 days from the time you request it. Bovada by holding on to your money gets to continue to collect interest for the majority of the time. I personally suggest finding a different sportsbook, as I'm going to do in the near future.
When my home team the Detroit Tigers are in the playoffs, this time of year for me is like heaven. Since football started my picks have been like I've had the following days sports section in my hand while I'm picking. I've gambled football for 33 years, I feel I'm in my absolute prime at picking winners. My formula for units played on each contest is working like a charm and I feel absolutely on top of my game. I also bet baseball but not nearly as successfully as football, I can hold my own in baseball but it truly is a different concept in many ways and I don't have nearly the same experience as with football wagering. I started gambling baseball seriously only about 5 years ago, for all the previous years I've gambled I either didn't wager on baseball or just did it as more or less a hobby and that never works out successfully. Gambling on sports is without doubt something you have to be all in on to be successful, I live and breath football and that's the only way I'm able to win gambling. The baseball playoffs start today with the 1 game elimination wild card game, in my opinion Selig again makes a bad move here as a 1 game playoff for teams that fought for 162 games to get the opportunity to play is a bit ridiculous. Selig seems to miss the boat on everything he does, the funny thing with Selig is I like what he's done the implementation though is horrendous. I like the fact the All Star Game in baseball means something but giving the winning side home field in the World Series is not at all the proper pay off, with baseball's grueling schedule the home team should be the team with the better record end of story. Baseball's playoff system is the best in sports, only elite teams are in the playoffs. That's the way it was for all 4 major sports at one time, today Hockey and Basketball teams that are mediocre make the playoffs I find something wrong when mediocrity is rewarded. The NFL is even moving towards mediocre teams making the playoffs, 10-6 should be the lowest record you can have to make the playoffs is Football, that makes the regular season more important. Hockey and Basketball's regular season is so bad that when the playoff's come they actually brand it a different sport, it's no longer Hockey and Basketball games it's Playoff Hockey or Playoff Basketball a different name for a completely different game. The play is different the scoring is different the dynamics and strategy are different. I realize money talks but I would hate to see our national pastime change and when mediocrity is rewarded, the game changes, the loser is the fans when you pay to see a regular season game in Hockey or Basketball your getting ripped off it's just not acknowledged you take your kid, it his first NBA Game and the teams are playing at half speed so they can get through the schedule in one piece so they can partake in Playoff Basketball. If money wasn't the issue the schedule in basketball would be cut in half only division winners and one wild card would make the playoffs and the intensity of the regular season games would increase to a point that rivals the other sport now known as Playoff Basketball. Hockey the same thing cut the season in half and make the playoffs a reward instead of given, In those sports they should have a competition committee who's sole purpose is to make the game as competitive as possible so the paying public isn't ripped off and the product is top notch. The NFL understands it's success is based upon the quality of it's contests, it's no wonder they are head and shoulders above the other major sports in popularity. Gambling has made football what it is, Gamblers make sports popular at one time that couldn't be talked about as state lottery's start incorporating sports gaming as part of the state lottery gambling all of sudden is acceptable to the main stream. They don't at all have to worry about players at the pro level throwing contests, they get paid to well no gambler in the world could make it a financial winner for a player to throw a game. The referee's on the other hand have to be monitored closely, all the major sports have to monitor and be extremely diligent with the officials as they can change an outcome. The most important thing to professional sports is the games integrity, the competitive level of the game is even secondary to the games integrity. The reason gamblers, a sport cannot maintain popularity without the gamblers. The worst kept secret in major sports is the importance of gambling to it's survival, the competition committee's of the four major sports can weigh their success by the amount wagered on their various contests bottom line the more gambled on a game the more popular that game is, Hockey, and Basketball's leadership groups can absolutely judge the performance of the health of the sport by following the money wagered I have no idea how popularity of a sport is figured but I can promise you that a direct correlation exists between the health of a sport and how much money trades hands in regards to the outcome.I feel I just had to get that off my chest, anyway please give me feedback about your thoughts, I have extremely thick skin so I'm more than happy to see negative criticism, I do ask you refrain from childish comments, I'm a decent human being and whether I disagreed with a person or not I would never criticize one's mother or use four letter words or sexual preference as a way to show my feelings. I also would be happy to share my NFL picks and especially NCAA picks; and the reason behind those picks, I'll share my baseball picks but those are not nearly as valuable lol. Write me at email@example.com if I don't respond it went into junk and I didn't see it, my back up plan is firstname.lastname@example.com. Have a great weekend, enjoy the change of seasons, which is another reason I love this time of year.
Well basketball fans I'm in rare form with my picks in both the Eastern and Western Conference Final. On occasion I get a feel and I can't explain what I cognitively do to make my selections, I do look at all the stats, the lineups, and all the basic due diligence but my choices usually throw much of that out the window and I go by feel, when I'm going by feel I'm at my best prognosticating. I've been playing basically 2 units on either the game or the total whichever I like more and than taking 1 unit and parlaying the game and the total. I've hit the parlay in 3 out of 5 games that have been played so far and I've hit the main bet in the other 2 winning money on each game. Tonight my pick is the under 181 which I bet in the morning I would still take the under at 179 along with the Miami Heat +2.5. Bet it and bank it, have a good evening, enjoy.Regards,Jim C
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I thought I saw a page of them somewhere.
I'm ready to install Windows 7. Backups are done. I want to have all the drivers saved and ready if possible just in case I can't get them online after I installed Windows 7.
I'm doing a clean install, from scratch, from the retail disks. I don't think the upgrade helper software helps with that. Even if there is a Toshiba helper software program available, I want to have a copy of all the drivers just to be safe.
I knew if I posted I'd find them right away.
Hmm... Five pages of drivers for Tecra a10 64-bit drivers....
I'm trying to get the LAN ones for the ethernet card I guess so it will be able to go online and get whatever other drivers it needs.
Use the little drop down menus to narrow things down.
Looks like there's an Intel LAN driver and a Realtek one, not sure which you'll need.
It must be the Intel one.
I see this in my system info....
Intel(R) 82567LM Gigabit Network Connection
I think I'll need a LAN driver, usb port driver, CD/DVD driver. I think that should get things installed enough so I could go online and get the rest of the drivers if I need them.
So far so good for installing Windows 7 64-bit....
I'm running this now.
Toshiba has an automated program to help get drivers. My touchpad doesn't have any scroll features at all now, but I'm hoping this little program will fix it.
I also saw Intel had a similar thing.
If that helps anyone moving up to Windows 7.
I did a clean install, not an upgrade. There are a bunch of things in the device manager that are unknown and apparently don't have drivers. I'm hoping the Toshiba program will catch those, and esp. the scroll feature on the touchpad.
Just ran the Toshiba program. Veeery helpful. I got my scroll feature back on the touchpad.
The device manager appears to have all my drivers back. Whew....
Printer works, security software back, all updated, office installed....
That Toshiba program was very helpful though.
I need to image my 64 bit OS here sometime so I don't have to go through all this crap again....
I'm passing on the Intel stuff. It says my wired and wireless drivers could be updated.
Then I see this page...
When I went through the device manager and had that check for updates that said it was the latest driver for wired. Not that that updater seems that great in Vista or Windows 7.
But it's working. I don't want to take a chance of messing it up, and the Toshiba driver searcher program would have checked that.
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05-26-2011 05:12 PM - edited 05-26-2011 05:18 PM
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Quick note...
I had to reformat in early October. I did that. Did the Toshiba helper software (which works nicely).
Then I went over to Intel and got the apparently more up-to-date chipset drivers. I saw those last spring but didn't want to chance anything. I believe this was a mistake.
Because I think the next day a little bubble popped up and said "You need drivers for x, y, z." Which included the chipset I know. I'm not sure now if that was a Toshiba bubble or a general Windows one. I'm thinking Toshiba though. I knew I had just installed them but I figured if it found new drivers or something got messed up, sure, go ahead and install them again. That process froze and I had to leave for work so after waiting around longer than it takes to install those things I forced it to quit. Later I tried the Toshiba helper software -- That said everything was fine.
The result? Everything was fine until... I noticed the computer started freezing on the Windows startup screen. I figured it was a bad update at some point. It would do that maybe half the time when I would start up the machine. Ditto with hibernating or sleeping -- I'm getting fuzzy on that but they didn't work, either freezing or just giving me a black screen with blinking cursor.
By the time I remembered that morning with the drivers I'd already installed and the Intel ones some time had gone by. I didn't want to futz with restore points. I've reformatted my machine again and everything works. Did the Toshiba helper software. I'm not doing those Intel drivers. I think that futzed things up last time.
scrool, hi !
In all the Toshiba machines that I worked on, all the drivers were in a folder called TOSAPIN, Look for it on your HD. Mind you, if you upgraded ( clean ) they were gonzoed and on top of it, they might not work on your new 64-bitness.
11-12-2011 06:59 AM - edited 11-12-2011 07:14 AM
scroll, hello.
Here is what I see in my TOSAPIN, all the drivers.
( Now to see if my URL is right ! ) It shows here fine. Click on the small.jpg and a full size view will show all drivers in my L300D. If you have imaged your HD before working on it, these hould all be there.
I see that there is a Recovery Disk Cretor ! If your Recovery partition is still whole, you might try this, FWIW !
hi i have Stellite A200- PSAE0C-TR605C,i use Win7 ,64Bit,& want to update BIOS,because my DVD cant recognize free CD or DVD.please help my to update it.i cant find ir in your link.
matiu, hello.
Before you do a drastic move like a BIOS update, why not tell us if the DVD/CD device worked before, is this a new problem ? If it worked before, try a Restore to the time when it worked.
Go to Start, type in Restore and follow the suggested moves that come up. JP.
11-14-2011 02:05 AM - edited 11-14-2011 02:08 AM
Tanks again,
I installed Win 7 64 bit last year & no problem in DVD.2 month ago I found this problem that my DVD can't recognize free CD or DVD & CD/DVD isn't full or has free space.I can't write any thing with windows on CD/DVD,but with Nero software I can.I changed my DVD writer but it was uselessness. I Bought External DVD Writer but it doesn't work properly too.I changed Win7 64 to 32 but it doesn't work properly.I asked many person & they said u should update your BIOS to solve it.
11-14-2011 04:17 PM - edited 11-15-2011 05:58 AM
i cant find ir in your link
Satellite A200-TR6 (PSAE0C-TR605C)
This is the site for US models.
Downloads for that Canadian machine are here.
[Edited to correct the second link.]
matiu, hello.
Do look up you C:\ and see if you have this TOSAPINS. It might save your machine. I looked up mine and it contained a file to do a Recovery DVD creator. I two-clicked on mine and it installed the app. I launched it and after a while it said that the Recovery partition was missing. I knew this as I upgraded from Vista to Win-7 from a free upgrade CD, a Toshiba gift. If you do this and your hidden partition as you seem to imply, is still valid, it will redo that OS for you, believe me ! If it says that the partition is missing as it did on my machine then the only option is to get the DVD from Toshiba. I do not have to do this any longer as I got the DVD from them and if needed, I can redo from that medium, there is no new hidden partition when using the recovery DVD, it is not needed anymore.
Let us know what action you take and the results. JP.
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I looked up in my c:\,I didn't find any thing about DVD,I formatted this machine and also c:\ 2 times.
I think its better to find BIOS update for Win7,64.there is no way to solve this problem.
tanx again.
Tank Jerry,
I didn't find any update for BIOS in your link for my notebook model.
Do you know where I can find?
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and must begin its uptrend soon.
I told you guys two day back!!! "Karen", your pessimism needs a review!
Live and learn mruyog
actc has these small spikes that ALWAYS last less than one day
the following day the pps is lower than where it was before the spike
anyone want to argue the point? east to see on the chart, using the yahoo actc Headlines
I bet Lanza dumped today. There was an early sell of around 1mm shares for $.06
As I said before, the application for the IND means little, it's the FDA approval of the application that signals confidence to the ventures
Yeah, the reality is that this is toast. It's still a good story stock but the lack of trial news makes me suspicious. You're talking sub-penny within a year.
Mruyong in the end either it will work or it won't. If it does (and it should) we will do just fine sans dilution. We are lucky in that the results will be clear cut, which means we may very well see proof positive results come July. Until then there will not be much in the way of substantive news unless it leaks out.
Unless there is news that is very major and positive we can go much lower depending on when the last law suit is settled and how fast the awarded shares will get dumped. Worse case is the low price could affect financing which could bankrupt the company. But that's what is contributing to the low share price. I'm sure Gary and BOD are counting on having the ability to stay afloat long enough for the science to bring enough value in whatever form so the company can survive the last settlement and dumping of shares. Then we all hope that ACTC will at long last see value added over time.
Sentiment: Hold
I see this:
1. No R/S as I've said all year because NASDAQ won't approve, forget position of strength which is so far away it's too loony to consider.
2. Early 2013 phone call to Caldwell estate. Convincing the family that a R/S is necessary to avoid bankruptcy. Lanza will be on board, no other choice. If Caldwell approves.....
3. Vote for R/S NOT contingent on uplisting. Retails will vote no, but won't matter as they have zero say in every vote. It's up to the insiders 100% of the time as we've seen with EVERY previous vote.
4. Once the R/S is done, there will be another vote to authorize additional shares to pay law suits, debts, SEC fine if there is one, management free share packages, etc.
Regardless of what Rabin says about Lincoln, and whatever other shady deals that come down the pike. Dilution is how companies like actc survive, and it's how early investors lose 99% over time. This assumes no large buyout. I could be fooled: some large pharma could buy actc while it's still in phase I,,,,,but with no previous FDA approved drugs or therapies, and zero revenues, a buyout like that just does not happen.
Yes, but that has been already accounted for in the current fall in price from 8 cents to almost 5 cents, a substantial reduction, notwithstanding any dilution due to the Lincoln Park deal, which, in fact, is a positive thing since it helps raise more cash for the company past the six-month reserve it has now. Also, if the results of the third cohorts for the trials come out favorable (in most likelihood those will be), the effect of dilution due to the last lawsuit, if any, would be wiped out. Further down the road, investors will see and the company will get some solid attention from large pharmas for a possible takeover if Ph II ends well in July 2013. Yes, it's still "if"; but, I am sure, that will be the scenario. Of course, you have your right to believe what you think is going to happen. It's truly a question of seeing if the glass is half full or half empty!!
Battle of hope vs fear is what drives the market. So, buy the fear and sell the cheer. Never buy a spike in a penny. Look at the APDN chart today. High volume and many buyers coming in. If you were not in before today you are too late. ACTC today is a real risk and nobody seems to want it. The last time it spiked every body wanted it. Sold some APDN today and didn't get the best price but lightened up a little. If I get the chance to lighten up here I will. If it goes down to the 4s I may buy some more.
I thought I was being rather kind to the initial poster. YOU ALL KNOW that I could have listed ten red flags showing why actc is where it is, and why it will go much lower. WHENEVER I do so, the threads stops, and someone else bails out. The reason the thread stops, is that the baggies don't want it to be an active thread lest some newer invest learn a thing or two about the real actc.
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Karen, these are attributes you lack, so then you must then go on the attack, its typical of a alpha female.


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- 3 pounds sushi grade tuna
- 2 tablespoons soy sauce
- 1 tablespoon wasabi
- 4 tablespoons ground ginger
- 1 tablespoon minced garlic
- 1 tablespoon sesame oil
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1/2 gallon orange juice
- 4 ounces rice wine vinegar
- 1 1/2 quarts olive oil
- To prepare the salad:
- Field greens
- Sesame seeds
- Marinated tuna
Mix the wasabi and soy sauce together in a bowl, then marinate the tuna in the mixture for 30 minutes, refrigerated.
Place all ingredients except olive oil in a saucepan and reduce by 1/2. Blend in the olive oil with a whisk to emulsify.
Toss the tuna in sesame seeds. Pan sear the tuna to the desired doneness. Toss field greens in the orange ginger dressing. Arrange the greens on a plate. Slice the tuna and place on the greens.
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Stephen comes to Telindus with 18 years of IT experience in professional services and sales leadership. With the appointment of Stephen, Telindus is signalling its intention to launch a brand new route to market with pre-packaged, managed and bundled solutions to enable partners to take advantage of their industry-leading capabilities in ICT disciplines.
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San Bastiano lies in the hills above Vicenza.
San Bastiano lies in the hills above Vicenza.
The writer Antonio Fogazzaro spent most of his life in San Bastiano. The gardens of San Bastiano and the world-famous Villa Valmarana (frescoes by Tiepolo) are back to back. In the background you can see Villa La Rotonda by Palladio, an easy stroll from San Bastiano.
A charming footpath leads from San Bastiano to the villas Valmarana and La Rotonda (seen on this picture).
View onto Vicenza from the terrace in front of the Basilica della Madonna di Monte Berico, which is reached on foot in 5 minutes from the Villa San Bastiano.
Vicenza is a thriving and cosmopolitan city, with a rich history and culture, and many museums, art galleries, piazzas, villas, churches and elegant Renaissance palazzi. It has been enlisted as UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1994.
Bird's eye view of Padoua and the Palazzo della Ragione. At the time it was considered a miracle for its size and stability.
Padova is only 40 km (23 iles) from Vicenza. The Palladio buildings will delight you, the cappella degli Scrovegni with frescoes by Giotto, the market, the many piazzas and cafés....
Venice is a rewarding day trip from Vicenza, we recommend going there by train.
Villa Emo in Fanzolo is one of our favourite Palladio Villas. It lies at a distance of 40 km (24 miles) from San Bastiano.
A visit to Villa Maser, also by Palladio, combined with Villa Emo, makes a rewarding day trip.
Lake Garda is at an hours drive from San Bastiano.
The drive to Bassano del Grappa, known for its Grappa of course but also for the ceramics produced there, is under an hour.
Asolo was a much beloved summer residence of artists and intellectuals from Venice and abroad.
Overview of the San Bastiano estate
Villa San Bastiano
Number of beds : 12
San Bastiano lies up in the hills above Vicenza, door to door with the world famous villas Valmarana and La Rotonda and very close to cultural highlights as Padua, Venice, Verona, Ferrara, Mantova and Rovigo. You will also want to visit this region to see the famous Palladio villas. The regional cuisine deserves your special attention.
- Vicenza center of town 2.4 km - 5 min
- Padua 40 km - 35 min
- Venice 70 km - 50 min
- Verona 60 km - 45 min
- Lake Garda 90 km - 1 hr
- Bassano del Grappa 35 km - 45 min
- Asolo 50 km - 1 hr
- Mantova 95 km - 1 hr
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- The Venetian Villas: The hinterland of Venice is famous for the numerous villas (apparently more than 3.000) built between the 15th and the 19th century by whealthy venetians. Some of them are open to the public, for instance Villa Barbaro in Maser, Villa Emo in Fanzolo, and the Villa La Rotonda outside Vicenza. Other interesting villas are the villa Valmarana "Ai Nani" with frescoes by Tiepolo, the Catajo castle and villa Barbarigo which has a baroque garden with boxwood labyrinth.
- The main cultural landmarks of northern Italy: San Bastiano's strategic location makes easy day trips to Padua, Venice, Vérona, Ferrara, lake Garda, Este, Montagnana, Monselice, or Arqua'Petrarca. Each of these towns offers highly interesting sight-seeing. In Padua you will not want to miss "Cappella degli Scrovegni" with wall to wall frescoes by Giotto. This work of art is considered to be the beginning of the Renaissance.
- Villa San Bastiano lies in walking distance of the church of Monte Berico which has a tomb designed by Palladio and a beautiful altar piece painted by Paolo Veronese.
- 1,5 acres of contemporary art and design at the Bisazza Foundation, which was opened in June 2012 in Montecchio Maggiore (6 miles from Vicenza)
- Interesting fashion outlets such as Armani (in the village Trissino) and Bottega Veneta (in the outskirts of Vicenza).
- The Guardian published an interesting article about Vicenza on november 25th 2012.


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Get ready to see the softer side of action hunk Liam Hemsworth.
Relativity Media has signed the star of the upcoming "Hunger Games" and "The Expendables 2" to topline "Timeless," an upcoming romantic fantasy written by Bill Kelly ("Enchanted").
"Timeless" centers on a heartbroken young widower named Rory, who recruits the world's foremost scientific minds in order to attempt to travel back in time to be reunited with his late wife.
Phillip Noyce, best known for international action-thrillers like the recent "Salt" and two Jack Ryan movies -- "Patriot Games" and "Clear and Present Danger" -- will direct.
Hemsworth, the brother of "Thor" and "Avengers" star Chris Hemsworth, has done romantic drama before -- he starred in the 2010 Nicholas Sparks adaptation "The Last Song."
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NBC should rethink plan to dump Leno
Soon Jimmy Fallon will be taking over as host of "The Tonight Show" from 20-year veteran host Jay Leno. Isn't this deja vu for NBC? I recall Conan O'Brien trying to replace Leno. It backfired after David Letterman got much better ratings than Conan did at the 11:30 p.m. time slot. NBC's obsession with youth is redundant. Is Leno, who is in his 60s, to be let go because of his age? He has the highest ratings of any late night host. Don't you stay with the winner until he is not winning any more?
The young Fallon was plucked from "Saturday Night Live," where he was a comedy skit player with no real stand-up comedy experience. He was given the NBC late night show that O'Brien once hosted. Fallon has the weakest opening monologue of any late night host I have ever seen. His eyes dart back and forth and he does not demonstrate the cool, calm experience that Letterman and Leno possess.
Fallon opens every one of his shows by clapping his hands. I saw where an SNL veteran player instructed a new SNL host to clap his hands to ease his nerves. Fallon may have great ratings numbers for the 12:30 a.m. time slot opposite CBS late night host Craig Ferguson, but the 11:30 time slot is a whole different demographic ball game, as O'Brien found out.
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