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Thread: Sexing Angelfish
Sexing Angelfish
I've seen a few threads regarding the sexing of angelfish lately so I wanted to help out a bit. I bred angelfish for 5+ years and discovered that there is really only one true way to sex angelfish. Some people will say that you can tell the sex of angelfish by their width or by the enlarged crown on their head, but from my experience these aren't always accurate. From my perspective there is only one true way to sex angelfish, the tubes.
Angelfish tubes will typically begin to appear in angelfish between 6 and 12 months of age. The tubes are the organ through which the eggs and sperm are delivered. Although on some fish they can be seen all the time, they are most predominant when the fish are breeding. Interestingly, tubes not on appear on angelfish that are actively breeding but also appear on angelfish that are simply in proximity to another pair that are breeding. As such many breeders will place fish of unknown sex into a tank with a breeding pair in order to encourage the dropping of tubes and proper sexing of the fish.
By examining the tubes of angelfish it is generally very straight forward to determine what sex the fish is. Tubes which appear sharp or pointed on the end (similar to the sharp end of a pencil) will be seen on male fish. Tubes which are more cylindrical (like the eraser of a pencil) are seen on female fish. As a reference I managed to get some close of photos of a one of my breeding pairs. Feel free to use these photos as reference. I hope this helps clear things up for those people breeding angelfish.
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Great post Nic. That is exactly correct. The same method is the only reliable, accurate way for sexing Discus as well.Considering a Marine Aquarium? A Breakdown of the Components, Live Rock, Cycling a Marine Tank
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Same applies to most of the SA cichlids, I believe. Good post! We have another post on this same subject, Sexing Cichlids Pictures . I will stickie this as well.
DrNik, I breed angels and discus as well, not quite been a year but getting close.
Every single time my pairs have spawn(angels only im speaking) I notice that the male ALWAYS is the one with the enlarged crown, where the females always have none and their nose/mouth region to eye location is always an inside point rather then a smooth slope. These are P. Scalares I am speaking of.
Ive been able to be 100% accurate on dividing my males from females when I get new additions or grow out juveniles to maturity. I know the vent is deadly accurate but is this a coincidence(in over a dozen different pairs or is this something that holds water?)
Ive kept angels for about as long as you have been breeding them and have old school sexing ways from my father and some of his society members that are still in the hobby and alive. Its just something Ive kept in the back of my mind for a while and am furthering research this as well.
Also, I have a P. Scalare "smokey" that ALWAYS has his vent out, he is a proven breeder male but he lost his mate of 3 years a few weeks back, since his first spawn it hasnt retracted and there is nothing spawning in the tank other then pangio oblongas and corydoras.
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I just happen to have a question on the female vent tube, does it look like a 2 petal flower with a red dot in the center?
My webhosting isnt working right now but I was fortunate enough to have what I believe is IKE(which is now Tina) laying eggs, but I saw the tube dead on and what I described above is an accurate detail of what I was, it looked like a lip dragging behind as it was depositing on the leaf.
Well I will now observe tubes and tubes only as the crown as it appears to me after watching what I watched 10 minutes ago has no bearing on the gender what-so-ever, until proven otherwise I gotta go with what I eye witnessed as my 20/20 doesnt lie to me.
I will add the pics later possibly have a mod insert then into this post if possible(any volunteers?)
0Originally Posted by WhiteDevil
There are a number of lines available from different breeders in the US where the males don't show any enlarged crowns. For example, I know that a lot of the early platnium lines and the super red koi lines have almost no enlarged crowns in males. It's really hit or miss depending on where you get your fish and how much 'wild' they have in them. The more wild they have the more the males tend to have enlarged crowns. Domesticated angels, particularly those with recessive traits that have been heavily crossed such as albino, pearlscale, and gold (but not marbled), tend not to show enlarged crowns nearly as much.
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If you have photos try putting them up on Photobucket, or just attach them to your post directly on the forum.75G Planted Blue Themed Community Tank:
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I use PB and it wont let me upload for three days now, I use a few and its the same thing even facebook is giving me issues at times.
It wasnt ON the vent tube it was dead center inside of it, like the internal part of the tube.
I for sure saw this one lay the eggs and it has a nice fat crown(smokey)
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Thanks for the pictures this will help alot when i come to identify is sex of my angels.
Great shots..
These pictures couldn't have come at a better time. I have a Black Veil female and Marble veil male. I thought I had two females, the pictures cleared up a lot. Whats weird is the male seems to be aggresive toward the female.

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Marian Lucille McCormick
Belleville, WI/Lancaster, WI-Marian Lucille McCormick, age 107, passed away on Monday, February 4, 2013 at the Four Winds Manor in Verona. She was born on October 21, 1905 in South Lancaster Township, Grant County, WI to her parents Frank Earl and Gertrude Belle (Walker) Richardson. Marian attended the Farview School and the old Lancaster High School, now the site of the Lancaster Memorial Hospital. On March 21, 1925 she was united in marriage to Lloyd W. McCormick at Galena, IL. Marian farmed with her husband Lloyd in the Lancaster area until moving to town in 1958. She was an active member of the Cement School Community Club, the Rebekah Lodge, a leader for the Busy Badger 4-H Club, Lancaster Women's Club, Lancaster Art Club, and Lancaster Garden Club. She was an ardent artist and won many awards. Marian received the first John Stuart Curry Memorial Medal for Rural Art in 1986, and she was also awarded Certificates of Merit at the WRAA State Shows. Her paintings were selected to be included in the Wisconsin Regional Art Association Traveling Show. Marian was an honorary member of the Wisconsin Regional Art Association and had served as Corresponding Secretary and sat on the Board of Directors.
Marian is survived by her daughter Katherine (Alvah) Weaver of Belleville, WI, grandchildren Michael McCormick, James McCormick, Patricia (Tom) Cadwaller, Ann (Ken) Roche, James (Cameron) Richards, Jean (Michael) Hampton, Ruth (Richard) Hands, and Nancy (Craig) Ontl. She is further survived by nineteen great-grandchildren and fifteen great-great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her husband Lloyd, son William Lloyd, an infant daughter Donna Jean, daughter-in-law Wilma (Budack) McCormick, sisters Lela Meir and Ruth Strong, brothers Delbert and Walter Richardson, great-granddaughter Virginia Ann Cadwallader, and a great-grandson Brian McCormick.
Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Friday, February 8, 2013 at the Becker-Beal Funeral Home, 109 Greenway Cross, Belleville, WI with the Rev. Heide Walker Hackman officiating.
A graveside burial service will be held at 3:00 p.m. on Friday, February 8, 2013 at Hillside Cemetery, Lancaster, WI.
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However, without searching it out, I would bet there are more "Free" cell phones distributed among the operatives of the two major political party's, not to mention Federal and State goverments of both persuasions, county and local governments, police, social services, etc. Drive home cars as well.
Let's not overlook private industry either. Many middle and lower level managers are afforded these perks as well. Who pays for them? Well, we all do. The abuses are rampant.
What would be Julie's advise to correct these abuses?
We now see former military officials being hauled over the coals for using "Official" emails for personal use. I know that within my company I would not be able to do that, and I would be advised by IT to STOP.
I'm circumspect in my communications even on my "private" phone and computer.
As vast as the internet might seem to be it is very open. JD


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I need a camera person. The problem with running the video cam off a tripod is that you couldn't see the go bird. But the most important part of the session was seeing his response to the memory bird. This was his second day of learning doubles.
He hasn't learned to come back and lock on the memory bird yet but needs to be cued still. The cue is "remember" and putting the hand down.
The distance to the memory bird is relatively short. In the first session, the memory bird was only about 20 yds and the line was on one of the small levees. The duck was a light breasted duck and clearly visable.


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Patricia Sheridan's Breakfast With ... Lynsey AddarioJanuary 20, 2014 12:00 AM
American photojournalist Lynsey Addario never formally studied photography, but it became her passion and led to a life on the road. The bulk of her assignments have been covering conflict zones, including Darfur, Congo, Iraq and Afghanistan, where she documented life under the Taliban. She was held captive in Libya in 2011 and in Iraq in 2004. Her work has appeared in National Geographic, The New York Times and Time magazine. Ms. Addario will be in Pittsburgh Jan. 29 to talk to PNC Bank executives. PNC teamed with National Geographic to sponsor a traveling exhibition, "Women of Vision: On Assignment with National Geographic Photographers," which opened in Washington, D.C., and will travel to five cities over three years.
You are self-taught as a photographer?
I am. I never went to school for photography and started when I was pretty young. I was somewhere around 12 or 13. I started photographing as a hobby and carried that hobby through high school and university. After I graduated from the University of Wisconsin, I wanted to photograph.
I didn't really have any direction as to how to go about that. So I went to a local newspaper in Buenos Aires, where I was living to learn Spanish after college. I went in and asked them for a job, basically. They laughed at me and sort of shooed me away. I was so persistent and they were so annoyed they just started giving me assignments -- made-up assignments basically, like go to this address and take a picture of the house. I always came back with something. Eventually they gave me a job.
Madonna was filming "Evita" in Argentina, and they said: "If you can sneak on the set and get a picture of her, we'll give you a job." I talked my way onto the set. I was very young and very ambitious. I convinced the bouncers that my whole life, my career, depended upon it [laughs]. They let me in.
When I got onto the press riser, I only had a 50mm lens. I was very, very far from the balcony where Madonna was supposed to appear. I raised my camera to my eye, and I was so crestfallen because I couldn't even see Madonna. A guy with basically a Hubbell telescope was standing next to me, and he tapped me on the back and said, "Hey kid, give me your camera." I was so green I didn't realize because they were both Nikons, he could put his lens on my camera.
I looked through the viewfinder, and there was Madonna in the center of the frame. I was so excited I was sort of squealing, and everyone around me was just rolling their eyes. When I got back to the newsroom, I was so nervous I couldn't even spool my film. My hands were shaking so much. The picture came out, and I had the front page and I got a job.
How long did you stay?
I stayed there about six months, and then I moved back to New York. New York is where I really got my training. I started freelancing for the Associated Press. I had a great mentor there who sort of taught me everything.
Are you more comfortable looking at the world through a lens?
No. I think in certain situations where it is a very devastating scene or very tense, looking through the lens gives me a reason to be there, a purpose. If I am in a very intimate setting or very emotional setting, no one is looking at me and questioning why I'm there. So in that sense I am more comfortable. I have spent the better part of the last two decades walking in and out of so many different worlds.
Were there awkward moments when you felt uneasy using the camera yet you had to?
That happens quite a bit. The first thing that comes to mind was in 2009. I was on an embed with the U.S. military, and I was with the medevacs -- the team that goes in and rescues the injured and brings them back to the forward operating base. I was in Helmand province [in Afghanistan], and there was a lot of fighting going on at that time.
We went to pick up a young Marine who had stepped on an IED. He had lost eight pints of blood by the time we picked him up. We got there very quickly. We brought him back to this tiny little operating room, and it was all soldiers. They were all in the room, and it was filling up as they realized there was a very critically injured soldier. In that situation, no journalist is usually welcome. It is very uncomfortable to photograph.
I was trying to shoot a few frames and then be quiet and put my camera down. At one point, a Marine walked up to me and said, "Hey, stop taking pictures." I put my camera down and several other soldiers came to my defense and said, "She needs to be here. It's very important that she's here." It was pretty surprising. It was one of the first times other soldiers recognized the importance of the media to document what was becoming a generation of war.
So were you an adrenaline junkie before you started going into conflicts or did doing it become addictive?
[Laughing] So let's get one thing straight: I am not an adrenaline junkie. Just because you cover conflict doesn't mean you thrive on adrenaline. It means you have a purpose, and you feel it is very important for people back home to see what is happening on the front line, especially if we are sending American soldiers there.
If we are talking about adrenaline, yes, it is something that happens when you are being shot at. But I do not run off to war because I can't wait for that adrenaline rush. I didn't become a conflict photographer to get sort of a thrill. It was something that happened over time because there were issues happening in war zones that I thought needed to be covered.
I read that you were held captive and wondered how you controlled your fear in that situation.
I think the mind is a lot stronger than anyone gives it credit for. When you are in a situation where you have absolutely no control over what is going to happen to you, like being tied up and blindfolded and having guns to your head, your body -- my body, actually -- goes into a very meditative state. I sort of surrender all attempts at trying to control anything. The fear just becomes part of that moment. It is present and it never goes away, and it is always sort of sitting there and you are wondering if it is going to throw you over the edge.
At the same time, because there is nothing you can do, it just becomes one of many different emotions you have. Both times I have been held captive, I was terrified and I was sure I was going to die. But at the same time I didn't freak out and start yelling and screaming. I was very calm, thinking, "Well, this is the end of my life, and this was my decision to be here, and it is my fault I am in this position."
Have you ever been attacked for taking a picture?
I have, in 2001, in Pakistan right after Sept. 11. We jumped on the back of a truck. I was with another female photographer and we had snuck into an Afghan refugee camp possibly right after the U.S. started doing air strikes in Afghanistan in retaliation for the attacks. Some of the people on the truck intervened. That often happens when the situation gets very tense. Usually there is someone who stands up and defends me. That's just lucky, I think. Maybe because I'm a woman. Maybe people feel like they have to defend me, especially in the Middle East [laughing]. I usually welcome that.
It's a double-edged sword in the Middle East. On one hand, you are a woman and should be protected. On the other, you are a woman and have no rights.
I think it is hard to understand unless you are in those countries. Back at home we only see one side of the Muslim world. But as a Western woman in the Middle East, I am often put in a different category. I am sort of like the third sex. I am not treated like a man. I am not treated like a woman. I am just treated like a journalist. That is usually really helpful. I am given access to women, and I am given access to scenes where my male colleagues are. They understand we come from a different culture.
Has the role of the photojournalist changed or been impacted by the cell phone and civilian photographers?
There are a lot of people who call themselves photojournalists or call themselves photographers who I would not. I just don't -- just because you have an iPhone you are a photographer? The photojournalist is still someone who understands the sort of ethics behind being a photographer. You understand you have a role to document something without getting involved in it.
You don't take sides, for example. You have to be honest with your representation. Citizen journalism is incredible in a place like Syria, where Western journalists can't go without getting kidnapped. We need citizen journalists, but we can't necessarily take every image we get at face value. We have to understand that the people who are taking those pictures might be the brother of a rebel fighter, or they have their own sympathies. It is very important to differentiate between a professional photojournalist, a citizen journalist and someone who just has an iPhone.
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Patricia Sheridan's Breakfast With ... Beth SternJanuary 27, 2014 12:00 AM
Cat lovers, take note: Beth Stern, wife of radio personality Howard Stern, will be hosting the first "Kitten Bowl," which airs at noon Sunday on the Hallmark Channel. A former Pittsburgher, she went to Fox Chapel Area High School and her family still lives here. The former Beth Ostrosky began her career as a model, first here and later in New York City, where her career expanded into doing commercials. That lead to parts in movies, but her true passion is animal welfare. The 41-year-old is a big supporter of the North Shore Animal League America, the world's largest no-kill shelter.
You are very into cats. Did you grow up with them?
Yes, I grew up with all different kinds of animals. Our family always rescued animals from local shelters or from the street or from someone who didn't want their animal. We always had a dog in our house. We usually had two cats. We had guinea pigs and little chicks and chickens. I think it is just a love for animals that is in the blood that comes from my parents.
Do you remember ever bringing home a stray?
I think it was just hurt animals in the driveway or the lawn or in the neighborhood. We called Dino [Lombardi], who was the local rescue guy. He would take them and rehabilitate them and then bring them back and release them. It was always about rescuing and making sure they were OK.
Because you are hosting "Kitten Bowl," will your husband make an appearance?
My husband will be watching the "Kitten Bowl"! We taped it already, and I had a lot of my animal-loving friends who are celebrities stop by, including Rachael Ray. She does so much for animal welfare. She donates 100 percent of the proceeds from her dog food to Animal Rescue and the North Shore Animal League America, which I work so closely with. Now she has a new cat food that is out. We had the kittens sample the new cat food and (NSALA) will benefit from those proceeds as well.
Regis [Philbin] is my neighbor, and he is a huge cat lover. He drops by and we have a fun conversation. Hoda Kotb came by ... and Kelly Rutherford, an actress and friend of mine, stopped by and fell in love with two of the players [kittens] and ended up adopting them. All 71 kittens that participated in the "Kitten Bowl" have since been adopted.
You started out as model. Were you ever in any of the plays when you went to Fox Chapel High School?
I remember the senior class play I was in. I was also in the musical, although I can't sing at all, but I wanted to be a part of it. Then I was modeling in Pittsburgh, so being in front of the camera was something I enjoyed and benefited from. I made money growing up by modeling locally.
When I moved to New York I started to do a lot of TV commercials. It just kind of naturally evolved from still photography to commercials. From there I was asked to do a couple of movies, just booked from my modeling agency. I was in a movie called "Flirting With Disaster" with Ben Stiller. I realized that I am really not a good actor and not something I wanted to pursue [laughing]. I could not memorize lines for the life of me.
My modeling career took me to Europe for five years. My career was steady and lovely in New York City. Then I met the love of my life, so I ended up staying in New York. I think when my name became associated with Howard [Stern], I ended up getting some offers to do some hosting gigs. So it has just kind of been a really nice career. I feel so lucky. Just by association with Howard, it has brought only good things to my life.
Was there any adjustment period for you being with someone so well-known?
Yeah, when we first started dating it was overwhelming. I was just a working model in New York City. I fit the mold -- the 5-foot-10, blond, blue-eyed type. It was really an adjustment. I remember magazines were calling me. I remember FHM magazine calling me to be on their cover. I wasn't ready for it. I wanted to continue on with my career the way it was.
I found it to be challenging because I would walk into castings and people would know it was me. All of a sudden I became a name instead of a model. I decided to just embrace it. Howard and I were becoming more and more serious, and I knew this was what my life was going to be if I was going to be with him. I said OK to the magazine offer, and from there on it was really positive.
Did you find any downside to it?
One of the challenges was I used to love taking the subways everywhere. I just owned the city. I knew every subway line, and I loved traveling and being independent. It started to get harder and harder, being recognized. Nothing really negative or harmful happened, but I just realized it was safer for me to start taking more taxis. I have a car service now. That was a big adjustment for me because I really loved public transportation. I feel like that's been taken away from me [laughs].
You could always put a wig on.
That's funny. I never even thought of that. But other than that, I am so fortunate and people are really lovely to me. My life has changed only in the best possible way.
Where would you like to see your career go from here?
Howard and I -- I don't know if you know this about us -- we fostered over 50 cats and kittens since June, and my work with animals is No. 1. I have never been more fulfilled in my life. I really want to continue my work with animals and animal rescue. Anything else I do -- I have been working a little bit for "Entertainment Tonight." I interviewed Cameron Diaz last week -- That to me is icing on the cake. As long as I can continue to do what I do with animal rescue, all the rest is just fun.
So that is your main focus?
Yeah, and I'm lucky because I don't have the pressure of needing to work. My volunteer work is what fulfills me the most.
Was Howard always into cats and other animals or did you bring that into his life?
He definitely was. He is a huge animal lover. I couldn't be with anyone who wasn't. Since we have been together, we had a dog together. She died last year. We have five cats right now. We just recently adopted a blind cat, the love of our lives. We are looking to adopt a dog, probably in the spring. Animals are a big part of who I am and he fell in love with me.
When are you and Howard moving to Fox Chapel?
Oh, that's funny. Howard and I have visited Fox Chapel. We had a hurricane scare and we were in our Hamptons house. We had to evacuate because we live on the beach. We didn't know where to turn because we weren't allowed to come back into the city because we live in a high-rise. No one who lived in a high-rise was allowed to go to their apartments. We were like, 'Where are we going to go?' So we took the five cats and we got on a plane and we flew to Pittsburgh and spent five days in Fox Chapel.
It's funny. My dad has a Hummer, and so Howard and I were driving around Fox Chapel in a Hummer. I remember going to the plaza and going to the pet store. We needed kitty litter. So we were walking through the pet store at Waterworks and people were pointing. It was so funny. We ended up going to a great restaurant -- I forget which one it was. So we had fun in Pittsburgh. We took walks. We jogged around where my parents live. Howard was like, "I like Pittsburgh!" So he's a fan of Pittsburgh.
Did people stop you?
I think the word was out that a local girl was married to Howard Stern. So I think our cover was definitely blown, and everybody realized who we were.
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By NEMS Daily Journal
The Daily Journal's high school basketball top 10 rankings, regardless of class, with records through Wednesday:
1. Ripley (13-4): Jayla Chills-led Tigers have beaten Tupelo, New Site. Coming up: Saturday – No. 1 Southaven in Hickory Flat Domino's Shootout.
2. New Site (14-4): Christy Clark and 2A Royals lost to previous No. 1 Class 6A Gulfport by 9. Coming up: Tonight – host Baldwyn.
3. H.W. Byers (11-3): Defending 1A state champs remain loaded with talent. Coming up: Tonight – at Independence.
4. Tupelo (11-7): Wave has had an up-and-down season, but has beaten Pontotoc, Oxford. Coming up: Tonight – at Grenada; Saturday – North Pontotoc in Belmont Challenge.
5. Pontotoc (14-3): Defending 4A state champs have losses to Tupelo, New Site. Coming up: Tonight – at IAHS.
6. Belmont (12-3): Defending 3A state champs have young lineup, but win against talented IAHS. Coming up: Tonight – host Holly Springs; Saturday – host Corinth.
7. Itawamba AHS (11-4): The talented Lady Indians are 4-0 in Division 1-4A play. Coming up: Tonight – host Pontotoc
8. Oxford (14-3): Two Malones are better than one for defending 5A champs. Coming up: Tonight – at New Hope.
9. Potts Camp (15-4): Lady Cardinals got a signature win early in season against Ripley. Coming up: Tonight – at Hickory Flat.
10. Kossuth (12-6): Rick Howell-coached Lady Aggies work in a tough Division 1-3A with Ripley, Belmont, Alcorn Central and Booneville. Coming up: Tuesday – at Ripley.
1. Baldwyn (15-0): Bearcats have wins over Aberdeen, Shannon, Biggersville. Coming up: Tonight – at New Site.
2. Shannon (13-4): Red Raiders losses against contenders Baldwyn, Booneville, Corinth, Tupelo. Coming up: Tonight – Lee County Tournament through Saturday.
3. Aberdeen (11-4): Wins over Corinth, Lanett, Ala. and Marshall Academy. Coming up: Tonight – hosts Monroe County Tournament through Saturday.
4. Corinth (13-4): Wins over Booneville, Shannon, two over Amory. Coming up: Tonight – at Tishomingo County.
5. Booneville (11-3): North champions have beaten Shannon, Tupelo and Mooreville. Coming up: Tonight – at Alcorn Central; Saturday – at New Albany.
6. Biggersville (14-5): Losses all to larger-class contenders. Class 1A Lions have beaten Booneville and New Albany. Coming up: Tonight – hosts Blue Mountain.
7. Tupelo (11-8): Golden Wave has beaten Shannon and Mooreville with losses to Booneville, two to 6A contender Desoto Central. Coming up: Tonight – at Grenada.
8. Mooreville (15-3): Austin Timms and the Troopers have lost only to Booneville, Tupelo and Baldwyn. Coming up: Tonight – Lee County Tournament through Saturday.
9. Saltillo (12-5): Maybe the surprise of the Top 10, Tigers have quality wins over West Point and North Pontotoc. Coming up: Tonight – Lee County Tournament through Saturday.
10. Blue Mountain (15-2): Cougars coming off win over Ripley in Tippah County Tournament finals. Coming up: Tonight – at Biggersville.
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Binghamton University offers workshop on dealing with difficult people
Binghamton University's Southern Tier Center for Compassionate Communication (STCCC) is offering a workshop on how to improve relationships at work and at home. The session, "Dealing with Difficult People," will be offered at 1 p.m. Saturday, March 13, at the Unitarian-Universalist Congregation, 183 Riverside Drive, Binghamton.
Trainers Martha Lasley and Jane Connor will demonstrate how a technique known as Nonviolent Communication (NVC) can be used to foster better relationships between people through peaceful conflict resolution. Lasley is an experienced trainer, facilitator and co-founder of Leadership that Works, a coaching firm that has clients from around the world. Connor is the founder of STCCC and has extensive experience as an NVC trainer.
A contribution of between $25 and $40 is requested, however, no one will be denied admission because of a lack of funds.
The STCCC was founded in 2003 to provide affordable training in NVC to residents of the Southern Tier to help address and resolve conflict. The center offers workshops on communication for couples, teachers, teen-agers, senior citizens, employers, workers and family members. It also offers practice groups in which participants learn from each other and from printed and audio-video materials.
For more information or to register for the workshop, contact Verne de Bourg, STCCC executive director, at 607-760-6673, or Jane Connor at 607-777-2416.


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Solu-Cortef Side Effects
Generic Name: hydrocortisone
Note: This page contains side effects data for the generic drug hydrocortisone. It is possible that some of the dosage forms included below may not apply to the brand name Solu-Cortef.
For the Consumer
Applies to hydrocortisone: oral suspension, oral tablet
As well as its needed effects, hydrocortisone (the active ingredient contained in Solu-Cortef) may cause unwanted side effects that require medical attention.
Major Side Effects
If any of the following side effects occur while taking hydrocortisone, check with your doctor immediately:More common:
- Aggression
- anxiety
- blurred vision
- decrease in the amount of urine
- dizziness
- dry mouth
- fast, slow, pounding, or irregular heartbeat or pulse
- headache
- irregular heartbeats
- irritability
- mental depression
- mood changes
- nervousness
- noisy, rattling breathing
- numbness or tingling in the arms or legs
- pounding in the ears
- restlessness
- shaking
- swelling of the fingers, hands, feet, or lower legs
- trouble thinking, speaking, or walking
- trouble breathing
- troubled breathing at rest
- trouble sleeping
- weight gain
- Abdominal or stomach cramping and/or burning (severe)
- abdominal or stomach pain
- backache
- bloody, black, or tarry stools
- cough or hoarseness
- darkening of the skin
- decrease in height
- decreased vision
- diarrhea
- eye pain
- eye tearing
- facial hair growth in females
- fainting
- fever or chills
- flushed, dry skin
- fractures
- fruit-like breath odor
- full or round face, neck, or trunk
- heartburn or indigestion (severe and continuous)
- increased hunger
- increased thirst
- increased urination
- loss of appetite
- loss of sexual desire or ability
- lower back or side pain
- menstrual irregularities
- muscle pain or tenderness
- muscle wasting or weakness
- nausea
- pain in the back, ribs, arms, or legs
- painful or difficult urination
- skin rash
- sweating
- trouble healing
- unexplained weight loss
- unusual tiredness or weakness
- vision changes
- vomiting
- vomiting of material that looks like coffee grounds
Minor Side Effects
Some hydrocortisone side effects may not need any medical attention. As your body gets used to the medicine these side effects may disappear. Your health care professional may be able to help you prevent or reduce these side effects, but do check with them if any of the following side effects continue, or if you are concerned about them:More common:
- Increased appetite
- Abnormal fat deposits on the face, neck, and trunk
- acne
- dry scalp
- lightening of normal skin color
- red face
- reddish purple lines on the arms, face, legs, trunk, or groin
- swelling of the stomach area
- thinning of the scalp hair
For Healthcare Professionals
Applies to hydrocortisone: compounding powder, injectable powder for injection, injectable solution, injectable suspension, oral suspension, oral tablet, rectal foam with applicator, rectal suspension
Corticosteroid complications are primarily dose and duration of therapy dependent. Adverse effects have occurred less frequently at physiologic or lower pharmacologic dosages.
Adverse effects associated with duration of corticosteroid therapy include those occurring during short-term therapy (up to three weeks) or those occurring during long-term therapy (greater than three weeks).
Short-term effects have included sodium retention-related weight gain and fluid accumulation, hyperglycemia and glucose intolerance, hypokalemia, gastrointestinal upset and ulceration, reversible depression of the hypothalamus-pituitary-adrenal axis, and mood changes including mild euphoria and insomnia, nervousness, restlessness, mania, catatonia, depression, delusions, hallucinations, and violent behavior.
Long-term effects have included hypothalamus-pituitary-adrenal activity suppression, Cushingoid appearance, hirsutism or virilism, impotence, menstrual irregularities, peptic ulcer disease, cataracts and increased intraocular pressure/glaucoma, myopathy, osteoporosis, and vertebral compression fractures.[Ref]
Cardiovascular effects such as hypertension and congestive heart failure due to long-term fluid retention as well as direct vascular effects have occurred during corticosteroid therapy.[Ref]
Corticosteroid therapy may induce glucose intolerance by reducing the utilization of glucose in tissues and increasing hepatic glucose output. Diabetes mellitus requiring diet modifications and hypoglycemic agents has developed in some patients.
Adrenal suppression can persist for up to twelve months after long-term corticosteroid therapy. Giving corticosteroids once a day or once every other day may reduce adrenal suppression. After corticosteroid therapy has been tapered, supplemental corticosteroid therapy during times of physical stress may be required.[Ref]
Endocrine effects such as decreased glucose tolerance and hyperglycemia resulting in diabetes-like symptoms have occurred. Hypothalamus-pituitary-adrenal activity has been suppressed up to 12 months following long-term corticosteroid administration. Cushingoid appearance commonly has occurred with chronic therapy. Hirsutism or virilism, impotence, and menstrual irregularities may occur.[Ref]
Gastrointestinal effects of corticosteroid therapy have included gastrointestinal upset, nausea, vomiting, and peptic ulcer disease. Pancreatitis, ulcerative esophagitis, gastrointestinal perforation and hemorrhage have also been reported.[Ref]
Gastrointestinal effects most commonly occurring during corticosteroid therapy have included nausea, vomiting, dyspepsia, and anorexia. Peptic ulcer disease has been associated with long-term corticosteroid therapy, but is relatively uncommon. Routine prophylactic therapy is not warranted in all individuals. Aluminum/magnesium-containing antacids generally have been used to manage GI complaints without significant drug interactions.[Ref]
Metabolic adverse effects including hypernatremia (rare), hypokalemia, fluid retention, negative nitrogen balance and increased blood urea nitrogen concentration have occurred during corticosteroid therapy. Glucocorticoids have been reported to decrease the secretion of thyrotropin (TSH).[Ref]
Musculoskeletal effects of corticosteroid therapy including myopathy, osteoporosis, vertebral compression fractures, tendon rupture (particularly the Achilles tendon), and aseptic necrosis of bone have been reported. Aseptic necrosis has been reported most often to affect the femoral head.[Ref]
Corticosteroid myopathy has presented as weakness and wasting of the proximal limb and girdle muscles and generally has been reversible following cessation of therapy.
Corticosteroids inhibit intestinal absorption and increase urinary excretion of calcium leading to bone resorption and bone loss. Postmenopausal females are at risk of loss of bone density. Sixteen percent of elderly patients treated with corticosteroids for 5 years may experience vertebral compression fractures.[Ref]
Immunologic effects of corticosteroid therapy have included impairment in cell-mediated immunity and increased susceptibility to bacterial, viral, fungal and parasitic infections. Immune response to skin tests may be suppressed.[Ref]
Hepatic effects such as reversible increases in serum transaminase and alkaline phosphatase concentrations have occurred during corticosteroid therapy.[Ref]
Hematologic effects have included thrombocytopenia, lymphopenia, and platelet alterations resulting in thrombolic events.[Ref]
Dermatologic effects occurring during corticosteroid therapy have included increased ease in bruising, ecchymosis, petechiae striae, delayed wound healing, and acne.[Ref]
Ocular changes with corticosteroid therapy have included increased intraocular pressure, glaucoma, and posterior subcapsular cataracts.[Ref]
Psychiatric effects including psychoses, personality or behavioral changes, and pseudotumor cerebri have occurred/been exacerbated during corticosteroid therapy.[Ref]
Bronchospasm after intravenous hydrocortisone (the active ingredient contained in Solu-Cortef) has been reported in some patients with aspirin-sensitive respiratory disease. A challenge study with oral aspirin followed with 100 mg hydrocortisone (IV) resulted in respiratory reactions to aspirin in 45 of 53 patients. These 45 patients then received a hydrocortisone challenge. No naso-ocular, dermal, or respiratory reactions were noted in 44 of 45 patients administered hydrocortisone. One aspirin-sensitive patient experienced bronchospasm and naso-ocular reactions to hydrocortisone and naso-ocular with minimal bronchospasm with methylprednisolone. Following aspirin desensitization and while on maintenance aspirin therapy, this patient again reacted with similar symptoms to hydrocortisone.[Ref]
Case reports of hypersensitivity reactions to corticosteroids have been relatively uncommon. Side effects have included bronchospasm, shock, urticaria, and angioedema. Cross-reactivity between aspirin and hydrocortisone in patients with aspirin-sensitive respiratory disease has been suggested as the mechanism in patients with asthma, however data are controversial. Anaphylaxis has been most frequently associated with rapid injection or infusion of a high dose of corticosteroid. Reactions may be mediated by an immune or nonimmune mechanism.[Ref]
Pseudorheumatism or glucocorticoid-withdrawal syndrome not related to adrenal insufficiency has occurred on withdrawal of corticosteroids. Patients experienced anorexia, nausea, vomiting, lethargy, headache, fever, arthralgias, myalgias, and postural hypotension. Symptoms resolved when corticosteroid therapy was reinstated.[Ref]
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Posted September 5, 2000; 12:44 a.m.
Washington Road between Nassau St. and Prospect Ave. will be closed Wednesday, Sept. 6 from 9 am to 4 pm to accommodate construction in Green Hall. The University apologizes for the inconvenience.The construction project involves placing a brain imaging device, called an fMRI scanner inito a newly renovated space in the psychology department. Because of its size and weight of more than four tons, the scanner must be lowered, piece by piece, into the laboratory space by crane. The crane will rest on Washington Road, making through traffic impossible.
Princeton researchers will use the fMRI scanner to study the biology behind such mental functions as logical reasoning, learning and memory and conciousness. The research could yield insights into diseases from Alzheimer's to schizophrenia. More information on the research is available from the Center for the Study of Brain, Mind, and Behavior and from www.princeton.edu/pr/pwb/00/0501/p/brain.shtml
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By PATSY R. BRUMFIELD/Daily Journal
OXFORD – A federal judge considers whether more defendants can be brought into a civil lawsuit related to the Dwight Bowling sex scandal.
Senior U.S. District Judge Neal B. Biggers Jr. today heard arguments as to whether time has run out for an alleged Bowling victim.
The plaintiff, now an adult, claims Bowling sexually molested him and others over a period of years while Bowling was a coach at Smithville High School.
One issue was whether an anonymous letter to the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal offers any legal basis for the man's attorney's contention that others at the school knew about the abuse but failed to do anything about it.
Defendants are Bowling, Monroe County School District, as well as William "Bo" Stevens, Smithville principal, Billy "Bubba" Tacker, a coach now assistant principal, and the late John Crestman, then assistant principal.
Today's hearing focused on a defense appeal of a magistrate judge's ruling to allow addition of Stevens, Tacker and Crestman as defendants.
The district denies the man's allegations and insists it was not informed about any improper behavior by Bowling during the time in question.
Bowling, 57, is serving a 25-year federal prison sentence associated with his guilty plea that he transported minor males across state lines for sex and tried to tamper with a witness. He also faces state prison time, when and if he completes the federal sentence.
He worked for the Smithville school from 1977 through 2006.
The lawsuit seeks damages against all the defendants.
The original lawsuit, accusing only Bowling and the school district, was filed Sept. 1, 2011.
Defense attorney Mitch Driskell of Oxford argued that the statute of limitations to file the lawsuit was Nov. 28, 2011 when the plaintiff turned 21.
Under state law, if a minor is affected by an injury as alleged here, the three-year statute of limitations to file legal action does not begin until he or she is 21.
The plaintiff's attorney, Donald Medley of Hattiesburg, told Biggers he and his client were not aware that others might have failed to act until similar allegations in an anonymous letter were reported about Bowling while his criminal charges worked their way through the judicial system.
Medley told Biggers he did not know who wrote the letter, but that its information widened the scope of concerns about Bowling and who knew about his behavior.
Without the letter's author, the information it contains is not admissable but hearsay, Driskell insisted.
He argued that the victim, as a child, claimed he knew that school officials saw improper behavior by Bowling but looked the other way.
Biggers ordered the letter sealed in the court record and said he will decide soon about the three new defendants.
The case was due for trial Feb. 11, but the judge said he will set another, later date for its start.


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The Downtown Wheaton Association hosted the Diva for a Day event on June 20. It was a day of shopping and pampering for the women of Wheaton who participated, with 10 percent of proceeds from participating businesses going to charity. Above, four women model clothes from the Jeans and a Cute Top Shop during an informal fashion show.
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I know an engineer who studies power production and usage and and he said that if we switched to 100% nuclear and re-enriched our spent fuel the cost of the postage to mail us a bill would exceed the cost of the electricity we used! I think we have Nixon to blame for it not being legal to recycle our spent fuel. Any experts on this matter?


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I cant recall where/who made it. Will check my old phone and put up a link to the app/theme...
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I remember now that I had to fiddle around with the HTML and JS to get it to do what I wanted on the old iPhone 3Gs.
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Is there a way how to add page LEFT of home screen (something like spotlight search screen) ?? So the original homescreen becomes second screen, but still system would recognize it as home...)? I want to have widgets close at hand (notes, searches etc...), but not to interfere with my normal work and not too see them after unlocking device or after double click home button. Thx for reply
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Description The longnose gar, Lepisosteus osseus, is a primitive ray-finned fish of the gar family. It is also known as the needlenose gar.
The longnose gar ranges in length from 60–182 cm (24–72 in) and weighs 0.5–3.5 kg (1.1–7.7 lb); The world record is 50.31 pounds, caught in Trinity River, Texas in 1954; FishBase reports a maximum size of 2 m (6.6 ft). Average life span is 17- 20 years. The snout is elongated into a narrow beak containing many large teeth. The gar has a long body, that is shaped like a cylinder, and is covered with diamond-shape scales. It has a long black streak across the body.
The longnose gar is found in rivers and lakes throughout the eastern half of the United States, as far north as southern Quebec and extreme southern Ontario in the Great Lakes and as far south as northern Mexico. The most concentrated numbers of longnose gars are found throughout the American Deep South, Texas, Alabama (Cahaba River system) and anywhere along the Mississippi River. Longnose Gar are found in warm, shallow water with abundant vegetation.
Dimensions Up to 6' (1.8 m); 50 1/4 lbs (22.8 kg).
Warning The roe (eggs) of the Longnose Gar is poisonous.
Habitat Lakes & ponds, Rivers & streams, Estuaries, tidal flats & salt marshes.
Range Plains, Great Lakes, New England, Mid-Atlantic, Southeast, Florida, Texas, Eastern Canada.


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Gold Sheet Calls RG-3 over Eli Manning!
NY Giants 24 at Washington 29 "Rested Redskins ready for a little revenge after being shocked in the last two minutes Oct. 21 in New York, when Eli Manning connected with Victor Cruz for a 77 yard TD reception just seconds after RG-3 had given Washington a 23-20 lead.
Bro you have these fancy write up and keep it up, good 4 you! But it seems your wrong most the time. I guarantee a Giants victory. I will take the more experiened
In his last two games (vs. Philly & Dallas), however, the Redskin QB sensation has been nearly perfect...completing 34 of 43, with 8 TDs and only 1 int., with NFC East GMs moaning about having to face the speedster with the "good gun" for the next decade. They better start moaning about rookie RB Alfred Morris too with (982 YR)."
Already decided to run with RG-3, and Washington represents the final team of a 7-Team Parlay with 3.5 points (a similar situation to mgmprofits above, but not as much money involved and opposite teams!).
Washington now on a 4-2 run vs.spread last six games. And Redskins 4-0 vs. point spread last four against New York! Giants "under" the total last five out of six games!
When I noticed I'm still alive on my parlay, I got so scared I ran across the room and punched in numbers with my Roxborough Football Calculator looking for confirmation. Came up with a score of New York 23 and Washington 21. Right on the money with the Vegas Line.
Believe 100% in Washington, but will "hedge" with 5dime's reduced line and throw $200 on Giants minus 1/2 point as a back up for parlay.
Will have faith in rising star RG-3 (2497 YDs and 16 TDs) to team up with RB Morris, match points with Eli Manning, and cover the Vegas spread.
Washington plus 2.5 to 3.5 vs. New York Giants!
BOL to ALL
Everyone keeps saying the Skins' defense is bad, it's actually the secondary that's bad, their rushing defense is not too bad. The last game between the two the Redskins piled up 248 rushing yards to the Giants' 64 yards. The Giants did play well out of the bye week, and they concentrated shutting down Rodgers and the passing game, allowing the semi-average running game to move the ball. Even with JPP if he plays doesn't mean it will be a big impact. The last game he had a sack, an assist, and 3 tackles. The three lost fumbles hurt Washington as well as the 0-2 in the red zone in the last encounter. Griffen was also effective going 20-28 with 248 yards with 2 TD's and an INT. Eli should have a decent game due to the bad Skins' secondary, and they do have the better kicking game. I could see this game going over even though the number keeps dropping....
Also another fun fact: The Lions, Texans, Cowboys, Jets, Patriots, and Redskins all played on Thanksgiving. They are a combined 4-1 straight up, and would have been 5-0 if the Lions could have played defense in the final minute. Maybe the extra few days off for preparation/rest helps?
I hate betting against the Giants in December, and I don't usually like taking both the side and the total of the same game, but I'm bucking all trends for tonight....
Redskins ML +125
Over 49
GL Everyone!
I believe that this kid is the real deal. Mr. Griffin will have a great night at home and nobody is making noise to be that dangerous wildcard playoff team in the NFC......I like Washington to get on a roll and play hot until they get snuffed......Wash at the half and Wash for the game. ML with the over in a two teamer also.....I am all in on the live home dog her tonight. Wash can run it, certainly throw it and seem to be playing better D every week for the past month. This is gonna be a great watch! GL to everyone tonight! By the way.....get Oregon and Notre Dame right now as the two steals of the Bowl season!!! Those spreads are nuts right now!!!
Skins in a must win spot.I'll take RG3 and the 2.5Gleout
My "fancy write ups" can be wrong. But wrong most of time??? Click on my simulated photo, and click on NFL! Yesterday, my record was 6-0-1.
That's why I'm still alive on that 7-Team Parlay! Oh! By the way? While you're there? Click on the Syracuse/Temple post. You'll see that last week I posted eight consecutive back-to-back winners on that post (in advance!)
That was another 8-Team Parlay win! Not bragging, as I don't bring that up. AND, yes, the Gold Sheet helped with around 70% of those tons and tons of winners! Wrong most of time? No way!
But Gold Luck with your Giants tonight
BOL to ALL
Has the GOLD Sheet ever picked a winner????? 2nd time match-up should be looked at for this rookie QB.
1. Giants D-Cor has film to watch the formation and how RG3 moves..expect more coverage..possible spy..
2. Skins cant/dont catch the ball...more drops then almost all other teams, and with the D-line setting up for the run and RG3 scramble, expect a lower scoring affair.. 20-13
3. Giants are rested-, Eli cleared his head, picked GB apart..now the D will slow RG3 and make this a balanced clear advantage on both sides of the ball..
4. Eli is 7-2 against the skins..ats??? its a 1pt game (5dimes) thats the same as the money line...
5. Skins 1-9 on monday nights..biggest stage for a rookie, a lot of pressure for possible playoff run..and last but not least...
Bleedblackngold asked the same question about the Gold Sheet. My response is above.
Yes, you are 100% right about 5dimes! AFTER I placed my back-up bet with New York, minus 1/2 point? It stated that it was for THE FIRST HALF! A HUGH mistake!
And 5dimes doesn't allow us to cancel our bets! Stuck with hoping Giants lead after first half. But still backed-up 7-Team parlay with Giants, minus 1 point. Can't lose one way or the other, so I'm happy.
Good Luck With Your Play Tonight
P.S. Hey bleedblackngold. They pulled this post but just in case you pull it up?
Don't be a Computer Coward! Only five-year-old little girls put people down...and run off like cowards! Always stand up like a man and back up what you say!
Only cowards post and run! They're Losers!
I say, let RG III & Eli sling it out. I'll open a cold one, and let them beat each others brains out, racking up the points for me!
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A diaper rash is a skin problem that develops in the area beneath an infant's diaper.
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Krol A, Krafchik B. Diaper area eruptions. In: Eichenfield LF, Frieden IJ, Esterly NB. Neonatal Dermatology. 2nd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Saunders; 2008:chap 16.
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It's come to this: Newly media-shy president turned down an interview with … Chris Matthews
posted at 8:29 pm on August 17, 2012 by Allahpundit
I don't blame him. What if Tingles surprised him with a tough question about how difficult it is to deal with Republicans?
"I just think it comes down to their overall strategy, which is to be low risk, to play it safe. They feel like they're ahead and there's no need to put the president in a position where he makes a mistake," said former George W. Bush spokesman Trent Duffy, a founding partner of public affairs group HDMK. "They feel like they've got it won, and Romney's got to do something dramatic."…
"I hate the fact that they have made me worry more about access than reporting. Why build a press briefing room if the president isn't going to brief the press?" NBC News chief White House correspondent Chuck Todd told POLITICO, who said the White House's disregard for the press has "reached a new low." "Both campaigns say the press doesn't cover them seriously. But the more they cordon us off, the harder it is for us to report on the issues."…
Obama has even declined an interview with the friendliest liberal outlet on television. Earlier this month, MSNBC's Chuck Todd sat down with Mitt Romney for a one-on-one interview that will be featured in an hourlong MSNBC documentary that will air prior to the Republican convention. MSNBC's Chris Matthews, who has been very public about his support for Obama, was not granted an interview with the president for the network's Obama documentary, which will run prior to the Democratic convention. The White House offered Biden instead.
The fact that they offered Obama an interview with a guy who's face-first in the tank for him instead of asking him to sit with Todd, like Romney did, tells you everything you need to know about partisanship on cable news. Just to play devil's advocate, though: What does O have to gain by chatting with major media figures right now, even one as friendly as Matthews? He's trying to use these summer months to define Romney and Ryan; the more time he spends answering questions, the more the spotlight's on him instead of them and the more opportunities Mitt has to take something he's said and use it to go on offense. "You didn't build that" is the perfect example, especially since O claims he was taken out of context on that. If you're worried about inadvertently handing your opponent a hugely damaging soundbite, then yeah, you're going to clam up. And as sycophantic as Matthews is, there's no guarantee that he can prevent that. Imagine if he asked him a question as simple as "What are your plans for your second term?" No one knows the answer to that, Obama included, so the risk of a bad soundbite is high. Why chance it?
Here's what Obama knows right now. One: There are very few truly undecided voters out there, possibly as little as three to five percent of the electorate. Two: There are a lot of unlikely voters out there who are well disposed to him but who need some strong motivation to turn out. Three: If he does an interview or press conference with professional political reporters, he's inevitably going to be asked about, oh, say, this. All that being so, if you were him, wouldn't you rather concentrate right now on dopey morning-zoo segments where you can keep it light and try to remind those unlikely voters and undecideds why they came to like you in the first place? His campaign's busy telling America that Romney's a monster who gave steelworkers' wives cancer and who now wants to destroy Medicare. The best contrast O can draw with that is to focus on his alleged likability advantage. There'll be plenty of time for policy arguments in the fall.
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The Juried Show: 21st Annual Regional Juried High School Art Exhibition
One hundred works from more than 1,100 entries by area high school art students are now exhibited in The Juried Show: 21st Annual Regional Juried High School Art Exhibition at The Hyde Collection, 161 Warren Street, Glens Falls, New York. The show runs through Sunday, May 27, 2012, in the Wood Gallery.
Curated by Hyde curator of education June Leary, this exhibition is not only a showcase of students' talent and creativity but is also designed to allow them to experience the preparation, submission, and adjudication process crucial to their artistic development. The young artists who entered the competition hail from high schools in Warren, Washington, Saratoga, Hamilton, and Essex counties.
Entries were submitted digitally for review by a jury composed of the following arts professionals: Kristen Freeborn, an illustrator and graphic artist, teaches graphic design and photography at SUNY Adirondack College with an emphasis on photographic illustration. Art teacher and painter Gabi Moore leads workshops in Cambridge for artists of all ages. She is also an adjunct professor of drawing and painting at Fordham University in New York City. Lars Turin is the facilities director for the Saratoga Clay Arts Center and is a fine art potter and sculptor. He began teaching in 1972 in the Guilderland Central School District and is now adjunct instructor of ceramics and sculpture at the Emma Willard School in Troy, New York.
The Hyde Collection's Executive Director David F. Setford noted, "We are so pleased that The Juried Show has become part of The Hyde legacy and that we have the privilege of showcasing the extraordinary works of these talented students each year. This annual competition is a key element in The Hyde's focus on arts education and its connections to the local communities we serve."
An Awards Ceremony will be held for the students and their families at The Hyde Collection on Sunday, May 20, 2012 at 1pm. Students and their families will be admitted free.
All students with art in the exhibition will be recognized at that event and the following students will be highlighted for winning special awards: Best in Show: Alison Katz from Saratoga Springs; The Curator's Choice Award: Kelsey Alfonso from Lake George; CR Bard Foundation Curator's Choice Award: Jessica Trudeau from South Glens Falls; The Juror's Show Committee Choice Award: Alison Katz from Saratoga Springs; and in The Honorable Mention Award category: Kayla Chetney from Queensbury; Caitlyn Kenney from North Warren; Alexis Koliada from Glens Falls; Rachel Anne Nafis from Shenendehowa; and Katelyn Ostrander from South Glens Falls.
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well fellow turkey fanatics I sit here at 1:30 PM October 5th 2010 and my heart just kind of flutters and a cold chill runs through me as I remember at just about this exact time last fall I found myself in the place no hunter ever wants to be. I had just been in a hunting accident and shot through the left thigh with a broadhead. The next few hours was a fight for my life as I bled out and tried to make my way to help before that precious life giving fluid ran out. I now know how great my God is that I survived, but also that in one moment of carelessness everything in life can change and exact a terrible price.
So my plea as we go into fall seasons is .....be safe and conscious of safety at all times. I never want to hear of another friend injured or dead from a hunting accident, help me with this wish.
All my love and appreciation to those who showed concern for me in my recovery. I am fully recovered from last fall's accident and ready to hunt again, except for one little thing. I had to go and break my right arm back in August and then had surgery on it September 2nd. So here I am all bummed up again, go figure. I still plan on calling for others and maybe even try shooting left handed with a shooting stick. Our Ohio season comes in this Saturday the 9th and runs through November, so I hope I can heal up in that time enough to shoot.
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This version is still collaborative storytelling, you're just telling a really shittily written story.
This version is still collaborative storytelling, you're just telling a really shittily written story.
Role Playing Games are really just a framework of rules that you all agree to in order to tell a story. One person takes on the role of Narrator (The DM) and the others take on the roles of main characters in the story. It doesn't have to be a fantasy based story, it could be anything. But the joy is in taking an initial vision and writing the story together as you all experience it. It's just a more interactive version of reading your favorite book. Almost everyone that enjoys some kind of media has wished at one time or another that they could be part of the story they are watching. Role playing games are a way to make that desire a little more real.
The USADA doesn't actually have the authority to strip Lance Armstrong of anything. The UCI is the only organization which can strip his titles from him and according to them the USADA hasn't even come close to meeting the burden of proof they require. So this is all just a giant smoke and mirrors act by the USADA. Armstrong has stopped fighting them because their accusations are irrelevant to him.
Everyone of us has trace amounts of cocain, explosive residue, and infectious biological agents all over us. This thing should trigger on every person that walks into the airport.
How about the fact that getting a Windows phone to work with an exchange server is slightly more painful than shooting yourself in the dick?
A small business that is using a self signed certificate might as well cross all windows phones off of their purchasing options forever. And don't tell me, "Oh they should just get a real certificate." because YOU don't get to make that call and neither do I. The client does and they say no.
iPhone? No Problem. Android? No Problem. Windows Phone? Export certificate from site, email it to yahoo or gmail account FROM a yahoo or gmail account because outlook/exchange refuses to allow you to mail a cert, then import it, reboot the phone, and HOPE that it works. I just got finished dealing with one that didn't work. We renewed the cert, and now the thing is just shitboxed. Can't get it to accept the new cert at all.
How the fuck hard is it to add a "Accept this certificate anyways?" option...
Assume 1 earthlike planet per galaxy, and say.... 1/1000 of those earthlike planets have life on them. And 1/1000 of those have intelligent life on par with humans. That's still a WHOLE LOT of intelligent life.
I've gotten more entertainment out of Master of Orion II than any other game I've purchased. Close behind is Diablo II. Neither of those games have INSANE graphics (MOO2 for sure doesn't) but both have a lot of replayable fun. I think I paid 29$ for each of them, and I've purchased them both more than once because I lost the discs and boxes and whatnot and just bought them again.
If someone released MOO2 for my iPhone for 5$ I would buy it in a heartbeat.
If someone released the old Monkey Island games on the iPhone for 5$ apiece there would be a good chance I would buy those too. To me the best market for games on the mobile devices is old school games. You could re-release a bunch of nintendo, super nintendo, or playstation 1 game on a smartphone and make bank. Final Fantasy 3 on my iPhone? Hell yeah.
I don't let random employees set up machines on the network and then allow outside access to them. I would want root access and a full rundown on what you were running on the system and who would have access.
They are being completely reasonable by requesting a non-root account.
Epic SCIENCE you noob.
"Oh shit, if that number is wrong then this planet is in a whole different place! Let's check! IT IS! HUZZAH! We know more today than we did yesterday!"
That's science. And you suck.
No this is the exact opposite of what we actually need. Higher birthrates lead to population pressure, which leads to expansion, which leads to things like space exploration and colonization. Humanity evolves through conflict, we're pretty much past the point of REALLY fighting with each other in a way that threatens the existence of humanity, so the only conflict left is the conflict for resources. We need to ramp that conflict up enough to make it profitable and desirable for people to pursue resources on other planets. That will drive technology and innovation, and continue to improve the average quality of life.
We need to spread out like locusts, ravaging everything before us, and the sooner the better.
Of course, I don't think that Deep Blue really out-played Kasparov on a level playing field either... I would be far more impressed if they could design a chess-playing computer that only considers a few hundred board combinations and still plays at a grandmaster level, since that is all that even the best human grandmasters do.
This is wrong. Human grandmasters enter the game with a pre-pruned tree. They've already discarded all of the obviously wrong board positions by applying their experience. So while they may only consciously consider a few hundred board positions it is not because they are not capable of considering more, it's because they have already discarded those board positions as very low percentage. Deep blue had to consider all of the board positions available for each move because it did not have "experience" to eliminate obviously bad board positions prior to consideration. So if you pre-pruned the computers tree to eliminate the 90% of the board positions that were obviously wrong then you could conceivably have a computer which only considered a few hundred positions for each move, but it would be considering the few hundred board percentages with the highest chance of resulting in victory. If it was locked into that pre-pruned tree you could then beat it by leading it into a nonstandard board position for which it did not have options. This is one of the ways you can currently beat most GO programs.
However if you allowed it to access the pruned options if a board position didn't match one of the higher percentage ones, much like a human player considering a novel board position by reviewing ones they have previously dismissed, then you have the same result. A chess playing robot that plays just like a human with a prodigious memory.
Because maybe it's easier to adapt humanity to an earth analogue world than to adapt that world to them? If humanity truly wants to spread to the stars then being able to make helpful adaptations for alien environments is one of the things that will help us do it.
It took me less time to find that iFixit already sold a Pentalobular screw driver kit and write a post about it than it did for you guys to bitch about the change in screws: Solution is here for those that can't be bothered using google ---> http://www.techemperor.com/how-to-remove-a-pentalobular-screw-from-your-iphone-4/
Anyone that buys a gun and then fails to get the proper training with it deserves to be shot with their own firearm.
You created a situation where your hypothetical average person is doomed to failure. You've already decided that they failed to get the proper training with the weapon they are carrying.
Black belts in what? Fandancing and Water Aerobics?
Inquiring minds want to know, since you're using that as an appeal to your own authority.
I wouldn't mind some kind of proof that you've ever been anywhere near a combat zone, much less served in the armed forces in any capacity as well if you're going to try to use that as a platform to attack the idea of concealed carry.
Personally I would rather be carrying the firearm than not. If I'm not in a situation where I can use it, and I give up my wallet, and I just have to go by the DMV and get a new license and whatnot, then so be it. But if the situation arises where me having a firearm would make a difference, then I have one.
Oh, and I've got a blackbelt in something useless too... So, y'know.
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I feel like this is a nice milestone. a couple years ago I needed a good free distributed version control tool, and now I have one.
I've been spending the past couple months working on native java2d on cairo. it's kinda fun, a bit of a break from low level stuff. brings back memories of berlin only without the corba and windowing system business, and with a garbage collector. of course, libgcj takes just about as long to link on my modern pentium 4 as berlin did on my "modern" pentium 1, so I guess some things never change.
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – Sometimes bowl games bring out something different. Saturday afternoon, before an overwhelmingly pro-Ole Miss crowd, the Rebels benefitted from the unexpected.
The Rebels' defense forced turnovers from a Pittsburgh offense that ranked among the nation's best at protecting the football, and Ole Miss rode the early momentum of a 14-0 lead to a 38-17 win in front of a BBVA Compass Bowl record 59,135 fans at Legion Field.
It wasn't only about turnovers for the Ole Miss defense, as the Rebels (7-6) held the Panthers (6-7) to just 4 yards in the third quarter and 266 for the game.
Pitt was playing without thousand-yard rusher Ray Graham, whose absence was a game-day decision by first-year coach Paul Chryst.
Ole Miss linebacker Mike Marry was all over the field, his sack causing a fumble in the first half, and he finished with four tackles for loss and seven tackles total.
Among the unexpected for the Rebels was the fact that Randall Mackey and Jaylen Walton were the workhorse running backs, not Jeff Scott, who sustained a hamstring injury during the game.
"This was a great first bowl game for our journey at Ole Miss, and it will always have a special place in my memory," said first-year Ole Miss coach Hugh Freeze. "I did not know if we would get to a bowl or not, but I knew we would attack each week as a challenge."
What wasn't new was the performance of game MVP Bo Wallace, who threw three touchdown passes and completed 22 of 32 attempts for 151 yards.
He threw two interceptions – also not new – to finish with 17 for the year.
"I played OK, nothing crazy," Wallace said. "I felt like we were in a good rhythm at the start of the game. Then I had the two interceptions and had to bounce back."
Wallace's first pick set up Pitt inside the Ole Miss 30 and led to a 10-yard scoring pass from Tino Sunseri to Devin Street to make it 14-7 with 7 minutes, 13 seconds left in the second quarter.
The Panthers' next touchdown came with 2:23 left against a mix of Ole Miss reserves who haven't seen much action this season.
Pitt had turned the ball over once in its last seven games, but the Rebels forced two in the first half.
One they cashed in, as Wallace hit Ja-Mes Logan with a 14-yard slant on third down.
The Rebels followed that up with a 10-play, 72-yard drive capped by Wallace's 27-yard pass to Randall Mackey for a 14-0 lead.
After a 49-yard kick return by Walton, the Rebels were at the Pitt 48 and jumped into the tempo offense to answer on Wallace's 18-yard pass to Vincent Sanders, who slipped a tackle near the line of scrimmage and got in the end zone.
"When coach Freeze went tempo it settled me down a little bit. That's what I'm comfortable in," Wallace said. "Once we went tempo I fell back into rhythm."
Brunetti runs in
There was more Barry Brunetti in the second half after Wallace took a hit on a 7-yard rush early in the third. Wallace dashed to the locker room to have his eye checked.
Brunetti scored on a 1-yard run with 21 seconds left in the third, capping a 10-play, 48-yard drive. The only points of the period gave Ole Miss a three-touchdown lead to carry into the fourth.
While there was more Brunetti, there was more Ole Miss defense too as Pitt was held to 4 yards in the quarter.
Freshman I'Tavius Mathers scored on a 62-yard run with 8:48 left, allowing the Rebels to cruise to the finish.
"We knew they were going to be up-tempo most of the game," Pitt safety Jarred Holley said. "They came ready to play and did a great job."


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Forgot you were the expert on " all things Tuscaloosa" including your knowledge in a prior thread of "frat" (as you call them) houses at Alabama....guess I should cancel my subscription to the Tuscaloosa News and stop picking up the Crimson White Student newspaper. I'll just tune in to your weekly RTF rant on Nick Saban and Tuscaloosa to keep in touch with the latest news. Keep me posted
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Really? This? In March? Bless y'alls pea pickin hearts.
I have learned I need these dogs much more than they need me. Tim Bockmon
Hey Tim, whadayathink September will bring?
Howard Niemi
You really gotta be careful about how high a pedestal you put your method, your accomplishments, your dog on. There's usually someone who's done more, somewhere. And they may have used a different method than you did! Chris Atkinson 2013
get your dog out and TRAIN! caryalsobrook 2013
howard, at 53 mitch seavey became the oldest ever winner of the iditarod. particularly interesting since his son at 25 was the youngest winner ever. also great for the sport a woman, aliy zirkle came in second in the 936 mile race!!!!! yea!!!! my own traditional nemesis and four time champion jeff king came in third. i was pulling for lance mackey and he finished in the top ten as well. oh and they found the lost dog 150 miles away somewhere!
tim, speaking of march madness, i noted that the state of texas doesn't even have one single college that qualified a team to play in this year's tournament! not only is that an interesting fact, why you even care about a basketball tournament is also an interesting fact?
now for the rest of us, back to the regularly scheduled programming.......i gotta say les miles does have some pretty good moves!
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today's hunt:
glendale target - SW: nothing good
TF: had new deluxes, megatron, darkmount and red alert (bad package though), many of the new voyagers too
LF TRU: SW: not much TVC, ton of slave 1 UBPs, many vintage pk at-ats, cw new Obi-wan with speeder (at least 2), and.............mando w/speeder!!!!! had 2. I bought one and stashed the other. PM for location. In case I never saw him again - had to get him. Score!
TF: didn't look hard, but no animated exclusives (besides the pegwarming cybertron rachets) as far as I could tell


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If this doesn't make you want to curl up and read a book with your little one…. you might want to check your pulse!
This dreamy settee is made from an antique iron crib with hand made linens that are removable and washable….. but most importantly……… so soft and comfortable!
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