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University of Nebraska Interim President Dr. James Linder has announced the seven recipients of 2014-15 Presidential Graduate Fellowships. These prestigious fellowships honor a select group of NU graduate students each year on the basis of high scholastic performance and personal accomplishment. Fellows receive a stipend provided through the University of Nebraska Foundation that allows them to pursue their studies full-time.
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"The students who are honored with Presidential Graduate Fellows are among the University of Nebraska's best and brightest. We are very fortunate to enjoy a level of private support that allows us to recognize these scholars and give them an opportunity to devote themselves fully to their academic pursuits," Linder said. "While still in school, these students have already made important contributions to their scholarly fields. I'm certain we will continue to see great things from them."
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Danielle Haak, of Milwaukee, Wis., a Ph.D. student in natural resource sciences at UNL. Haak's research interests include ecological resilience, biodiversity, aquatic invasive species and organism energetics. She has spent significant time studying the Chinese mystery snail in order to understand the ecological or economic harm an organism can cause in a new environment where it is not native. In the last 18 months, Haak has published five peer-reviewed articles and participated in UNL's Integrative Graduate Education and Research Traineeship (IGERT) program, which took her on a 10-week international trip where she collaborated with scientists from Austria, Hungary, France and Poland. She is currently participating in the Young Scientists Summer Program at the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) in Austria, researching how humans influence species movement and energetics in southeastern Nebraska's Salt Valley reservoirs. Through her dissertation research, Haak hopes to identify problem species and compare management actions across countries to develop innovative solutions that impact the field of invasion ecology. Haak earned her bachelor's from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and her master's degree from Michigan Technological University.
Elizabeth Heinrichs-Graham, of Marshalltown, Iowa, a Ph.D. student in psychology at UNO. Heinrichs-Graham is well on her way to becoming a leader in the field of neuroimaging. She is a full-time student in the Center for Magnetoencephalography (MEG), which is a human neuroimaging laboratory; and just commenced work on her dissertation – a groundbreaking study on the brain mechanics that underlie Parkinson's disease. She currently has 15 peer-reviewed articles that have been published in the last two years and three more under review. Heinrichs-Graham also has co-authored a number of poster presentations at national conferences and a manuscript that was published in the No. 1 journal for acoustics and audiology, JASA. She received her undergraduate training at Creighton University, double majoring in psychology and chemistry and completed her master's degree at UNO in psychology.
Meg Marquardt, of Omaha, a master's student in English at UNO. Marquardt has attained great success in two different disciplines, earning her bachelor's degree in physics from Creighton University and a master's degree in science writing from Johns Hopkins University. She spent several years as a journalist before deciding to return to school to pursue teaching. She is a graduate teaching assistant in UNO's Department of English. Her teaching interests include the importance of providing explicit and creative writing instruction to students in the sciences, showing students how to read complex scientific articles and translate them to appeal to various audiences. Her theoretical and pedagogical perspectives on science writing have also added to UNO's First Year Writing Program and the richness of students' experiences. Her research interests include the rhetoric of science, specifically the evolution of science literacy in the 19th and 20th centuries.
Duy Minh Ha, of Portland, Ore., an M.D./Ph.D. student in cellular and integrative physiology at UNMC. Ha graduated cum laude from Harvard University with a bachelor's degree in biology as well as an honors certificate in the Mind Brain Behavior Program's neuroscience track. He was former president of the Graduate Student Association and member of the UNMC Student Senate Executive Council. Currently Ha is the co-founder and co-president of the UNMC Interprofessional Society and member of the American Physician Scientist Association Policy Committee. Over the past few years, Ha has co-authored 13 publications and abstracts, and received more than 17 different honors, including the UNMC Graduate Student Scholarship for Leadership. He has spent his time at UNMC investigating peripheral artery disease (PAD), which is a condition caused by blockages of the arteries that provide blood flow to the arms and legs. No therapies currently exist for PAD that target the pathobiological disease processes at the skeletal muscle and microvasculature levels. Ha will use his fellowship to identify novel therapeutic targets that he hopes will increase limb function and quality of life of PAD patients.
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Pianist/songwriter Mose Allison, alto saxist Lou Donaldson and GRAMMY-winning bandleader Eddie Palmieri will be honored as the 2013 National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Masters honorees. Lorraine Gordon, owner of New York's Village Vanguard jazz club, will be honored with the 2013 A.B. Spellman NEA Jazz Maters Award for Jazz Advocacy. The honorees will be celebrated during an awards ceremony and concert on Jan. 14, 2013. Established in 1982, the NEA Jazz Masters Award recognizes artists who have made major contributions to jazz. Past recipients include Count Basie, Miles Davis, Ella Fitzgerald, Herbie Hancock, and Sonny Rollins, among others. (7/23)

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please answer the question. foxes guarding the hen house regards-Paul
please answer the question. foxes guarding the hen house regards-Paul
there's no good reason to fatten up a retriever.
I believe the saying goes "You must help yourself before you can help someone else" How can goverment solve the problem on borrowed money? The banks don't have the money, Wall Street doesn't and the goverment doesn't. Bottom line No MONEY!!!! You can't spend and spend what you don't have. INFLATION!!!!!!!!! For all who believes the goverment can help just wait till your CHEESEBURGER costs $10.00 at McD's!!!
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Auto: When they stand up to the unions that are distroying the industry. Unions are destroying this country. I was 20 working full time and going to school at night, I watched union BS kill the company I worked for. Hard working people were laid off while those that polished their bikes on company time were given a pass due to seniority.
Healthcare: Is not a right.
so you propose:
-that the banks are blameless and will always lend to the "right" people?
-all union members are lazy and they are detrimental to all the companies that employ them?
-healthcare costs are currently affordable and no more expensive that they need to be in order for the companies to make a reasonable profit?-Paul
there's no good reason to fatten up a retriever.
Yes...the gooberment made laws that required the banks to NOT discrimintate against people whe didnt have the ability to pay.
Yes...unions have out lived their usefulness in this county.
Yes...healthcare is affordable and more available in this country but is NOT a right as a citizen....guess you have to decide what is more important...your life or your stuff....
Just btw, the initial quote was from Reagan's 1st Inaugural Address.
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Trouble is the communist regimes never seem to get beyond the establishment of the dictatorship. They claim the reason for that is capitalism still exists in the world and it continually inject its "greedy" influences into the social system.
They never seem to get the idea they create their own bourgeois in the form of the commissars.
I don't want to feed an ugly dog!
Where can one buy a house in CT and not have to worry about possible bussing to another area that spends more on education but it sucks, vs where they bought?
Answer: NOwhere.
I came within 2 years of going to high school in Danbury with riots or private school (catholic) and I'm not Catholic.
Maybe Groton is ok but Danbury sucked and still does.


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Hi I am new to AC and just had a few Q's to ask. I have a 30gal high I have been cycling it with 5 Goldfish. I will not add any more fish untill I have cycled for 60 days. 1st Q. Should I take out the goldfish for any lenght of time before adding my new fish? 2nd Q. What fish should I start to introduce first? My Fish family ( I would like ) consist of 2 Angelfish (center piece), 5 Dwarf Gouramis,3 Panda corys, a Bristlenose Pleco, and maybe 2 to 3 sharks. (not sure on the sharks tho). Also plan on getting a 60 to 80 gal tank in a few years.
N0t sure if y0u mean that y0u are g0ing t0 give y0ur cycle 60 days t0 c0mplete itself 0r if y0u mean 60 days after c0mpleti0n, but cycling time can vary greatly 0n many fact0rs. Fish in cycling als0 has rather different expectati0ns than fishless cycling time wise. Cycles can die 0ff rather rapidly with0ut a s0urce 0f amm0nia (fish). I am n0t quite as well versed as many 0f 0ur very kn0wlegeable and reliable members when it c0mes t0 st0ck lists- but they will be sure t0 chime in with great advice as what will w0rk best, I kn0w this p0st wasn't a wealth 0f inf0 but, I guess I'm just trying t0 clarify what y0u meant as it will help 0thers t0 help y0u. But when the time c0mes t0 rest0ck d0 it sl0wly, a few fish at a time s0 y0ur cycle can adjust t0 the bi0 l0ad.
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I am giving the tank 60 Days to complete. I did not know if I should remove Goldfish for a day or two before adding new?
0When I go fishing I just throw sharp rocks in the water and wait for the dead fish to float to the top... Kingfisher
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I think my fish is adjusting well to the four gallon, He's laying on his side attempting to go to sleep on the bottom of the gravel.
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read up on how to cycle the tank, it will require less time, but much more work with fish
I highly recommend you do a fishless cycle, why buy the fish if you don't plan to keep them... plus cycling with fish is much harder
Also, on your planned stock:
2 Angels - eh not great but could be ok
5 Dwarf Gouramis - you cannot have more than 1 in this size tank, and even 1 won't play well with the angels
3 Corys - Should do at least 6
BN Pleco - good call
Sharks - No. not unless you have a MUCH larger tank already, even the smallest sharks require a tank around 90g
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Great Thanks for the advice. Looks like I will have to rethink my fish family. I will make sure with tests that the tank is cycled before adding any fish to the tank.
Someone already said it, but yeah the Dwarf Gourami's are territorial. I'd get 1 male. I actually bought one today for my 10 gallon. The lady at Petco, when I said I wanted 1, told me "They do better in pairs" to which I laughed and said "No...they will fight." Moral of the story, never take advice from a worker at a pet store. IDK where you came up with your original fish family list but you're doing the right thing asking for advice here. Best of luck with your cycle and stocking :)


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Item posted by Mathieu Roy <yeupou> on Sat Mar 26 09:22:57 2005.
I'm glad to another 1.0.6 savane release. Thanks a lot to anyone involved in this release (Sylvain Beucler, Tobias Toedter, Timothee Besset, etc).
The release tracking has been made with the task #1088.
Obtaining it:
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- It is downloadable via CVS, with the tag REL_1-0-6
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Otherwise, just follow INSTALL, or INSTALL.verbose if it not enough. If you encounter undocumented troubles, please fill a support request at <https://gna.org/support/?group=savane>
ChangeLog :
Most changes are listed below. Please, forgive us typos and approximative wording.
- my/index changed to my/items, as now the items page is no
longer the main page.
- account/change_groups_intro changed to my/groups
- svn/index and arch/index added (useless if you do not provide
arch or svn repositories).
- Cosmetics.
- Improve lisibility of mail notification by reducing the amount
of information sent (task #1074).
- Items comments are now numbered, internal links are built if
strings like "comment #nnn" are posted inside comments (task #1072).
- Cosmetics.
- Changed the link to the pending projects list in the
administration project page. It refered to the old location
(prior to tasks tracker integration).
- In the "Removing User(s) from Group" section, pending users
are now listed after the members, and are explicitely marked
as pending (task #1246)
- During an anonymous request, the system now checks whether
the special Originator Email field was filled. If yes, and if
it is a valid e-mail address, it is added to the CC list.
- Fixed a bug (double <form> tag) in the form used to set new
passwords, that was doing nothing in w3m and other non-laxist
- The link to pending projects now actually filters the tasks
tracker items. It was preselecting the tasks category in the
filter parameters, but not applying this filtering.
- Removed the reference to 'fingerprint' in "Edit GPG key". When
we use GPG keys, we need the complete key.
- Changed the 'savannah' theme to make it comply with the CSS
guidelines v1.10 - and with the new HTML layout
- Permit non-logged-in users to view the registration requirements
- Do not send notifications is the only change is cc addition/removal.
- Mail notifications now mention dependancies changes (bug #1977).
- Fix a bug causing date fields (like "Should start on") to be updated
erroneously due to users timezone configuration (bug #1979).
- Clarify the fact that one should not reply by mail to the
notification sent: replace "This item URL is" by "Reply to this
item at" and allow installation to configure the noreply address
(task #1279).
- Fixed a bug which prevented the translations for Russian, Japanese,
and Korean to be shown to the user.
- List groups by alphabetical order in My Groups, mention when the
group was joined so chronological info is still available
(bug #2080).
- "watching users (notifications)" is more a group feature than
an item, so it moved in My Groups (bug #2081).
- Improve usability of my items section, enabling users to set
a priority threshold of item they'd like to see and listing item
chronologically instead of per tracker.
- Add "My Incoming Items" new section that list newly assigned items,
items unassigned for managers, new news, news to approve (task #558).
- Quitting a project now requires confirmation (bug #2087).
Site admins are warned, at the same time, if a project get orphaned.
- Clean item printouts by hidding meaningless content, like submit
buttons (bug #2075).
- In news management, show items of the last two weeks, not only the
latest one.
- Bookmarks are now activated only on demand, in order to make the
user interface easier to deal with, without unjustified redundant
features - most web browsers provide efficient bookmarking system
(task #1412).
- Multiple Source Code Manager support: all relevant configuration
pages were updated (task #1430, task #1429). It is now possible to
attach the homepage source code to one of the SCM.
- Fixed bug resulting in old value names being used in statistics
(task #1457).
* Add mixed icons on items list to easily distinguish trackers (in
some cases, remove previous icons, useless because open/closed is
always shown by colors), uniformize items prefixes (task #1446).
- Fix bug causing backslash to be added everywhere before quotes
in mails sent on news approval or with the sendmessage to user form
(bug #2040).
- Filters (used when browsing items on a tracker) are now remembered
in a tracker-specific fashion. It means that if, while browsing task,
you select to view only open items, if you switch to the bug tracker,
you'll no longer view only open items but items according to the
filters you selected the last time you used the bug tracker.
In many cases it did not made sense to share settings between
trackers - for instance, categories are rarely found in all trackers
(bug #1982).
- Changing the query form type (basic, advanced...) no longer cause
immediate refresh of the browse item page. While this could have been
convenient in some case, it was inconsistent since all the select
boxes of the same form was not causing the page to be reloaded. Making
any change in the form causing such reload was neither an option, as
it would mean in some cases having the page reloaded 3 or more time,
just to get one specific query form (bug #2127).
- Mailing lists page includes links to mail archives, public
or private
- Avoid potential race conditions when writing tmpfile in sv_mailman
and sv_aliases.
(risk are very low, anyway - and these scripts are not even supposed
to be running on a system where untrusted users got access).
- Added configuration variable $sys_dbparams that allow you to
pass additional arguments to access the database.
- Added Savannah-specific procedures to manage download areas and
CVS repositories.
- Added code to manage GPG keys, and a --gpg option to sv_users
(user GPG keyrings are still not created by default).
- Removed Savannah-specific code to handle group 'www'.
- Make sure the backend remove users from Savane groups they no
longer belongs to (bug #2011).
- Add --only-etc, --only-cvs and alike options to sv_groups.
- Allow multiple Source Code Managers (CVS, Arch, SVN - task #1432).
- From field of notifications sent when users ask for group inclusion
is now the request originator address, instead of site admins address
(bug #2065).
- It is now possible to reset values of a specific field to the
default ones (bug #2128).
- Allow multiple Source Code Managers (CVS, Arch, SVN - task #1428).
- New default for the severity field:
1 - Wish; 2 - Minor; 3 - Normal; 4 - Important; 5 - Blocker;
6 - Security;
(bug #2123).
- Clean status descriptions. Introduce new default status: Ready for
Test, In Progress. Remind will be hidden at updated, removed
completely on Savane fresh install, since it is a duplicate with
Postponed (the only difference no longer exists, it was from the old
time while open/closed was confused with "detailled" status).
Unreproducible is renamed Works for me: more positive than the
unreproducible (more polite to say "I cannot reproduce, it works
for me" than "this cannot be reproduced because I cant"), it is no
longer bug tracker specific, as it makes perfect sense when a task
has been tested to say works for me, one step before "Done". This
could be useful on project when testers have no manager right (and,
so, cannot set an item to done+closed).
|Mistake (posted by Mathieu Roy, Sat Mar 26 09:39:01 2005)
These two bits of ChangeLog are Frontend related, not backend related:
is now the request originator address, instead of site admins address
default ones (bug #2128).


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Description: Father James Groppi (1930-) and school desegregation demonstrators marching in Milwaukee holding signs that read "Stop School Segregation".
Description: The Milwaukee police approach a line of NAACP Youth Council members in an attempt to break up a demonstration.
Description: Father James Groppi (center) and the NAACP participate in a civil rights march. Police are armed and escorting the protestors. The marchers are passing an...
Date: 1966-08-29
Description: Father James Groppi leading a fair housing march.
Date: 1963
Description: Group of people, probably including NAACP Youth Council members, picketing outside Marc's Big Boy restaurant. Lloyd Barbee is second from the left.
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Date: 1964 ca.
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Date: 1966 ca.
Description: Father Groppi is seated in the back of a police wagon with police officer after being arrested in front of his parish for the second night in a row.
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By Brandon Speck/NEMS Daily Journal
One of the most anticipated basketball days of the year is only four days away. There are plenty of storylines to watch for Saturday at the 22nd annual Kiwanis Hotbed Classic in New Albany.
Four of the Daily Journal's Top 10 are on the schedule for the boys-only, eight-game event.
Ingomar and No. 8 Amory tipoff the day's fifth game at 3:30 p.m. Amory coach Rob Browning played at Ingomar and was an assistant with Ingomar coach Jonathan Ashley at Myrtle.
"I still bleed blue every now and then," Browning said. "Jonathan is one of my best friends, so it will be interesting to say the least. It's a special game in my eyes."
Ingomar improved to 16-8 on the season after beating New Albany to win the Union County Tournament there Saturday. The Falcons are getting nearly 20 points a game from senior Henry Foster.
Amory (12-4) has been without starters each of its last two games, but won its county tournament as well, a Monroe County rivalry win against ranked Aberdeen.
"I feel like we went through a rough patch after Christmas. As of right now, we're playing better. We've been learning to play without starters. I've been very impressed with them," Browning said.
No. 2 Booneville will face Piney Woods at 2 p.m. The Blue Devils are fresh off a win against top-ranked and then-unbeaten Baldwyn in Saturday's Prentiss County Tournament championship.
Baldwyn puts its 19-1 record on the line against Class 6A Tupelo at 6 p.m.
The girls wanted to play on Saturday as well and the By His Grace Classic at North Pontotoc gives them their own showcase. There are eight games scheduled for the event, with the Journal's top-ranked Ripley Lady Tigers facing No. 6 Itawamba at 6 p.m. and No. 5 Belmont facing No. 4 Pontotoc at 7:30 p.m.


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• Report recognises primacy of Sydney Airport • Immediate action by government needed to increase investment in transport infrastructure to Sydney Airport
Sydney Airport has welcomed the release of Infrastructure NSW's state infrastructure strategy, saying that the plan provides a cost effective strategy for the development of the state's road and transport network over the next 20 years.
"Infrastructure NSW has rightly recognised Sydney Airport's importance to the state's economy and that it will remain the state's primary airport now and into the future," Sydney Airport chief executive officer Kerrie Mather said.
"The report recognises that it would be prudent to earmark a site that may be needed in Western Sydney for a secondary airport. The report also confirms that Sydney Airport itself has ample capacity to meet forecast future demand, but that additional investment by the NSW Government in the surrounding transport infrastructure and new public transport services is required to provide a better experience for people coming to the airport.
"Sydney Airport is an important driver for the economy and tourism, contributing $16.5 billion a year to the state and employing more than 16,000 people.
"The report recognises that the NSW Government needs to improve access to the airport, by enhancing public transport options and making changes to the road network.
"We have long supported a reduction in the rail fare for the train that services the airport stations, as well as increasing the number of public bus services.
"Sydney Airport is strongly supportive of the recommendation to build West Connex as a vital link in Sydney's road network. This will significantly reduce travel times for users of the airport and the general road network.
Tracy Ong
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Linda L. Alred
Waunakee/Lodi - Linda Lee Alred, age 59, passed away unexpectedly on Saturday, January 26, 2013. She was born in Algona, Iowa on November 24, 1953, the daughter of Walter and Janice Klinker. She grew up in a variety of places and spent many years in Bethany, Missouri raising her children, then a short time in Bellevue, Nebraska, before settling in Waunakee with her husband Richard Hyatt in 1994. They were married in 1997 on an adventurous trip to Mardi Gras which became for many years an annual event.
Linda was an immensely generous, charismatic person who did everything in her power for anyone (or any critter) in need. She especially loved taking care of her cats and sewing. Almost everyone she knew had received a lovingly handmade personalized quilt from her. Once you were Linda's friend, you were a friend for life. She always had advice, an old saying or some silly little song when you needed to hear it.
Linda never stopped loving learning and seemed to know a little something about everything (including how to throw legendary parties). Together Linda and Rich could do almost anything from simply redecorating a room to building a house. Her creative talents had no boundaries.
She is survived by her husband, Richard Hyatt; a son, David Klinker; a daughter, Geneva Caraway (Steve Brandon); sisters, Lora Peters, LaNora (Dennis) Wilson, LuEllen (Mike) Dennsing, and LaVonne Klinker (Ken); brothers, Howard (Crystal) Walker, John Klinker, Mike Wooden; sisters-in-law, Diane (Jeff) Kuehn, Judy (Michael) Heinrichs, Jean (Don) Droster; father-in-law and mother-in-law, David L. and Kathy Hyatt, brother-in-law, David (Joan) Hyatt; many nieces, nephews, cousins and friends to numerous too mention. Linda was preceded in death by her parents, a brother, Bill Klinker and an infant daughter, Deanna Roxanne.
A celebration of Linda's life will be held on Saturday, February 2, 2013 at the Springfield Inn from 11:00 to 4:00 to include tribute at 12:00 noon.
Linda was a wonderful woman with a beautiful soul and will be missed by everyone whose life she touched.
Winn-Cress Funeral Home
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Waunakee, WI


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Winds of Discovery
Credit: anonymous
Source: Portuguese (1502) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Cantino_planisphere_(1502).jpg
License: CC BY-NC 3.0
This map shows a map of the world as known to Europeans in 1502. Portuguese sailors had a good understanding of winds.
Why It Matters
- In the 15th century, the Portuguese and Spanish wanted easy routes to riches, spices and slaves.
- Early sailing ships did not stray far from land.
- To cross the oceans, ships had to use winds and currents.
- The European expansion could only proceed across oceans as mariners learned about the winds and currents.
Explore More
With the links below, learn more about sailing ships. Then answer the following questions.
- All Histories, Turning Points in History – Age of Exploration (video): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3fYF6YvesA
- Humanities, Early Trade Routes and Sailing (webpage): http://www.humanities360.com/index.php/early-trade-routes-and-sailing-8484/
- Why was the discovery of wind patterns so important to the 15th century Portuguese?
- What partially fueled the new European economy in the 16th century?
- How were the Trade Winds used for exploration and trade in the Atlantic Ocean?
- How were the winds of the Indian Ocean used for trade with Asia?
- Ships today use currents to get a boost when sailing between points, but they no longer go far out of their way to catch a wind or current. How do ships travel the seas now?


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The Bulldog Club is made up of many friends who are passionate about Drake Athletics and are committed to the success of our nearly 400 student-athletes across 18 sports at Drake University. Gifts made to the Bulldog Club contribute significantly to financing the Drake student-athlete experience and address the most immediate needs of our teams and student-athletes, whether it be travel, facilities maintenance, equipment, medical support, or recruiting.
In 2004 I had the fortune of coming to Drake University to play for Coach Holmes and the Drake Men's soccer team. It was a life changing experience for me. The rigors of an 18 game season taught me discipline. Tearing both hamstrings my sophomore season taught me perseverance (and that I need to stretch more often). The sacrifice of those who came before taught me leadership.
Being involved with the Bulldog Club, I've had the opportunity to hear about current Student athletes like Liza Heap and Steven Jordan. Liza is triple majoring in Psychology, Neuroscience and Biology so she can one day find a cure for autism, while working on her jump shot for the women's basketball team. Steven is maintaining a 4.0 in Pharmacy and tutoring other athletes in chemistry while transforming himself from an 800-meter runner into a 200-meter sprinter.
I give to the Bulldog Club because I want Liza, Steven and all the current and future Drake Student athletes to have the same life changing experience I benefited from.
Please join me in this goal.
Go Bulldogs!
Luke Frieberg
Bulldog Club Board Chair
Click on the links on the above drop-down menu for more information on how to give to Bulldog Club, benefits that our members enjoy, special events coming soon, our Bulldog Club Board, and frequently asked questions regarding Bulldog Club, our benefits, and the Drake Athletics Priority Points System (DAPPS).


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The 448-acre Kilgore College Agricultural and Environmental Science Center, located two miles northeast of Overton on State Highway 135, houses all lecture and laboratory classes.
The College maintains a commercial herd of crossbred cattle for use in a newly created embryo transfer program as a training aid for animal science students and to enhance the genetic makeup of the stock.
KC's Bull Evaluation Center is the only such facility in East Texas for measuring feed efficiency and several other genetic traits in bulls. Started in 1973, the facility can accommodate over 100 bulls.
A state-of-the-art greenhouse is available for horticultural students to grow various types of plants throughout the year. Landscaping and bedding plants have become a substantial component of it.
"The Kilgore College Agricultural and Environmental Science Department provides students with freshman- and sophomore-level courses that meet the standards of the Higher Education Coordinating Board of the State of Texas. Courses taught provide an excellent combination of theory, modern technology, and practical hands-on laboratory work. This curriculum leads to an Associates Degree and/or transfer credits toward a baccalaureate degree. The program seeks to challenge and stimulate students' desire to enhance their knowledge base in fundamental and application sciences."


text: We are finished we should just give up now that we lost a fringe player that dominate the other teams scrubs that are now out of the league. Some of you need change your skirts and stops your bitching. If this is a reflection of fin fans no wonder we play to a half empty stadium. Grow a pair and support your team.


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I have been a member/contributor of the PostNuke community since the original Fall-Out release from PHPNuke. I have watched the PostNuke community blossom and collapse within the space of a little more than a year. In reading Harry Zink's vision for PostNuke today, I can only be dismayed when I think of all the work that is being undone.
Harry has abandoned one of the main features that folks have been waiting for BlockLayout, and it would seem that the main reason it has been abandoned is due to a lack of understanding of what BlockLayout is and what it can do. Instead PostNuke is now poising itself to become a system similar to Envolution albeit without the Encompass Engine. This is not inherently a bad thing and Harry is committed to what he sees as being the PostNuke community, albeit IMO not the entire community. I wish the PostNuke community good luck in their endeavours as they proceed to their new goal of what Tranquility 1.0 will now be, but definitely not what it could have been.
I feel a sense of sorrow as the PostNuke community is one that I loved and whose vision I supported. But now I look for a fork. Someone to continue in the path that John Cox and the true core developers started down.
New HTML Parser: The long-awaited libxml2 based HTML parser code is live. It needs further work but already handles most markup better than the original parser.
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Giants Release Kerry Collins
The inevitable became a reality today when the Giants announced they have released quarterback Kerry Collins.
Giants Release Kerry Collins
The inevitable became a reality today when the Giants announced they have released quarterback Kerry Collins.
Destination Arizona, Dallas, San Francisco, or one of many other teams.....you can bet it won't be long before someone picks him up.....
Arizona's my bet.
Denny Green is a respected coach and he has a 1 pro bowl, 1 #3 overall pick and 1 #18 overal pick from the last two years at WR.
You didn't even mention Boldin in that list, finsnchips.
I've got so many lawyers lined up to see me, you'd think I had tobacco leaking out of my breast implants.
- Jimmy James
I kind of feel sorry for the guy, it seems that since he arrived in NY, he has done well when the defensive unit stays in the TOP 5 in Points Allowed.
In 2000 the team went 12-4 while the defense was ranked # 5 in PA...
In 2002 the team went 10-6 while the defense was ranked # 3 in PA...
In 2001 the team went 7-9 while the defense was ranked # 17 in PA...
In 2003 the team went 4-12 while the defense was ranked # 29 in PA...
Those same 4 years the offensive rankings in Points Scored have been # 15 (00), # 21 (01), # 22 (02), and this past year, its worst as # 30= TOTAL TEAM MELTDOWN...
IMHO, Kerry could not carry the team on his back, when its defensive team failed him most of the year. If he would have had the defensive effort that D. Bledsoe had in Buffalo, the Giants would have had a better season...
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"[N]o arsenal or no weapon in the arsenals of the world is so formidable as the will and moral courage of free men and women."
Ronald Reagan-January 20, 1981 (from his first inaugural address)
He could also go to Oakland or Chicago...I'm sure Lovie would like to have him start for a year or two to allow grossman more time...
I think he honestly is all but a Raider.
Twitter: @ckparrot
I think Collins will end up with the 49ers. I think he could be a good QB for us, but I doubt we will make a run to try to get him.
Jimmy, i did
pro bowl - boldin
#3 overall - fitz
#18 overall - johnson
I don't know how I missed that. I think I was looking for him after the BJ pick. My bad.


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As some of you know my 1 year old lab just got back form the trainer. He went through a month of FF. He's on the table with the collar right now. As I was watching my trainer the last day he was there I noticed my dog locking up when he'd say fetch, and he'd have to say multiple times sometimes to get him to reach for it. My trainer didn't say anything about it. I had my first session with him yesterday and he did great. Today he was locking up on me or going really slow. I have my collar on 2 and I tried to up it to 3 and it just made it worse. I did just give up on the session I ended on him reaching for it a couple of times.
My question for you guys is this:
Should I keep using the collar or go back to ear pinch? How should I go about progressing or fixing this.
Should I start doing 2 sessions a day even though my trainer was only doing 1?
I'd appreciate some help.


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DAYUM...only wish I had come up with it, or it had come up a couple months ago. This is as good as the solution to the gator problem in Florida, and the illegals crossing our southern border.
Unfortunately, the really GOOD ideas always languish away, while everyone stands around agreeing they are GOOD.
This was an article from the St. Petersburg Times Newspaper last Sunday.
The Business Section asked readers for ideas on "How Would You Fix the Economy?"
I think this guy nailed it!
Dear Mr. President,
Patriotic retirement:
There are about 40 million people over 50 in the work force - Pay them $1 million apiece severance with the following stipulations:
1) They leave their jobs. Forty million job openings - Unemployment fixed.
2) They buy NEW American cars. Forty million cars ordered - Auto Industry fixed.
3) They either buy a house/pay off their mortgage - Housing Crisis fixed.
It can't get any easier than that!
PS If more money is needed, have all members in Congress and their
constituents pay their taxes


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26th November 2013 12:14 AM #1
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Breastfeed my newborn for six months
I have been advised by doctors to breastfeed my newborn for the first six months. I have been attending classes on breastfeeding in the hospital on my check ups. I would love to breastfeed my baby. However, I have heard that mums need to eat and drink a lot during the stage of breastfeeding. My question is whether it is necessary to take supplements or not.
26th November 2013 11:50 AM #2
While pregnant and breastfeeding, your body will give nutrients to the baby first- you could be living on coke and chips and breastfeeding your baby, and they'd be fine- but it wouldn't be so healthy for you!
It's not necessary, usually, to take supplements, as long as you're eating a decent diet. It doesn't have to be all expensive organic yadda yadda- just a normal mostly healthy diet. Breastfeeding does slightly increase your nutritional needs, but not as much as people seem to think. There's no special 'breastfeeding' diet that you need to follow in order to make 'good milk' for your baby.
It's always good to have water with you when you sit down to breastfeed though, as you will get thirsty.
The WHO guidelines advise exclusive breastfeeding for the first six months, and then breastfeeding + some food from then on, with breastfeeding continuing until at least 2 years. 6 months is a great goal to start with, and there's no need to stop while you and your baby are both happy continuing! The thought of feeding a toddler can seem daunting when you have a tiny newborn, but once you get to that stage, it won't seem strange at all- just a lovely (and very useful) part of your relationship with your child.
Make sure you have good information and support- these are the keys to successful breastfeeding.R, mama to M (8), Z (5.5), and bellybabe due Jan 2014
26th November 2013 11:51 AM #3
oops double postR, mama to M (8), Z (5.5), and bellybabe due Jan 2014
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Thank you for your advise.
27th November 2013 08:31 AM #5
Yes. Studies have shown that mums who sadly don't have access to adequate food supplies (in terms of meeting all their nutritional needs) still produce enough breastmilk for their babies and there is no affect on the nutritional make-up of the breastmilk. A woman's body will make sure her baby is fed well before meeting her own nutritional needs.
That said, many mums find they are very thirsty when they start breastfeeding. This was certainly the case for me with my first (although interestingly not with my second when I was tandem feeding) and I would become instantly thirsty as soon as my baby latched on. I learnt to have a water bottle within reach with a sports cap on the top that I could open with my mouth and just one hand. Actually, in the very early days I found that I needed two hands to breastfeed so my husband would feed me water.
We love supporting mums to breastfeed on this forum so any question you have (no matter how big or small!) please post here.
Best wishes,


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News Release
Council Roundup: Fresh ideas for East Link route
Also, parking garage planned for downtown library
On Monday, the Bellevue City Council reviewed new ideas aimed at working out a mutually agreeable plan with Sound Transit for a future light rail route through Bellevue. The concepts are the result of recent talks between city officials and Sound Transit staff on East Link.
In dealing with Sound Transit, Bellevue officials are taking a multi-pronged approach, said City Manager Steve Sarkozy. The approach includes negotiation and mitigation.
Discussions with Sound Transit were initiated by council members Kevin Wallace and Grant Degginger, along with Sarkozy. Degginger said the talks focused on trying to mitigate noise, traffic and visual impacts, "the ones we've heard about in the community so many times over so many years in conversations about this project."
Bellevue has been at odds with Sound Transit over where the East Link light rail route should be located in South Bellevue. A council majority has favored a route along Interstate 405 into downtown while Sound Transit has favored one that would run parallel to Bellevue Way and 112th Avenue Southeast.
On Monday, Sound Transit staff presented some fresh ideas to provide the "exceptional mitigation" council members say they are seeking for the Bellevue Way/112th route.
The most important change described by Sound Transit officials would eliminate the need for light rail trains to cross 112th Avenue Southeast at street level by elevating the tracks over the roadway. That would eliminate the need for warning bells and crossing arms, thus reducing noise and traffic congestion.
Another significant mitigation measure would relocate a proposed street-level light rail station from Southeast Eighth Street to a location farther north, near Main Street. That proposed station would be slightly below ground level, helping reduce noise to nearby properties.
An important factor in the talks is Bellevue's desire for a downtown light rail tunnel, in order to minimize traffic congestion and reduce travel times. Previously, Sound Transit said a tunnel would cost roughly $300 million more than a street-level alternative. Last year Bellevue officials signed a draft agreement that the city would pay up to $150 million through "in-kind" contributions toward a tunnel. Based on recent discussions, the council could review and take action on an updated term sheet as early as next week.
Those involved in recent negotiations are being motivated by the calendar. After Sound Transit released a long-awaited final environmental impact statement in early July, the agency's Board of Directors could decide on a final preferred route at its next meeting on July 28. The Federal Transit Administration is expected to make a "record of decision" on the project by this fall.
East Link will run from Seattle, through Mercer Island and Bellevue, to the Overlake area of Redmond. Service is projected to begin in 2022 if a street-level route is chosen for downtown Bellevue, and by 2023 if the tunnel option is selected.
Feedback: Bernard Van de Kamp, Regional Projects Manager, 425-452-6459 or email@example.com
Parking garage planned for downtown libraryThe council Monday got a chance to review plans for a three-level parking garage to be built for the Bellevue Regional Library downtown.
The King County Library System is building the 250-stall garage to replace an 80-stall surface parking lot. Combined with parking now available under the library, the garage will add 163 parking stalls, hiking the total from 199 to 362.
Usage of the library, at 1111 110th Ave. NE, is expected to increase by at least 5 percent. The library now averages 68,000 visitors a month.
The city granted design review and conditional use permits for the garage in May. Like the parking lot it will replace, the garage will have driveways on Northeast 12th Street and 110th Avenue Northeast. To improve its appearance for neighbors and passersby, the garage will feature plant trellises along roof edges and planting islands on the roof.
On Monday library and city staff focused on efforts to minimize impacts on library patrons, neighbors and users of nearby Ashwood Park during construction, set to begin in September. The garage is scheduled for completion in September 2012.
The city will make 51 stalls in the Ashwood Park parking lot available to library patrons, locating park events elsewhere.
KCLS will encourage patrons to reserve books and other materials for pickup at other branches. Library employees will park at an off-site lot. KCLS director Bill Ptacek said KCLS will also publicize transit routes and possibly establish a system for local library uses to borrow bicycles to go to and from the Regional Library.
Feedback: Carol Helland, Land Use Director, 425-452-2724 or firstname.lastname@example.com
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