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Yes, you will get better footprint in the water with a 10' boat, plus you'll get alot more carrying capacity with that extra foot (roughly 600#'s with 9' vs 1000#'s with 10'). You won't have that much extra weight actually. I only think between the Osprey 9-10' is about 5-10#'s max weight difference. But the bigger boat you have, the easier you can take whitewater. Say it this way, I have run whitewater in 8' up to 18' catarafts. Your smaller boats get thrown around alot more. The 18' is a smooth ride. Pretty much compare whitewatering to running 4x4's. The smaller boats are like your Jeeps, they get bounced around alot more, but are more manueverable., but can't carry as much. Your bigger boats are like the 4wd suburbans, they are bigger, smoother ride, and carry alot more, but you need a bit more maneuvering room over a smaller boat.
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|Thanks for the advice. One more question, to which the answer is, I'm sure, "all depends." That said, would it make sense to move up to the 10' tubes and be done with it? That is, are the 10' tubes that much more cumbersome to portage (if necessary), or heavier to have to carry? They seem to give you a lot more range (in terms of white water), especially if I take Steelheader69's advice about eventually getting a second--steelhead frame. Thanks.
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The Skookum brand is about the top of the line. MMM had it right. I deal with the owner, and bought boats back from his beginning days. I've dealt with the boats, and can give you some insight.
Take down/put together times. Well, usually around 5-15 minutes each way, depending on how well you are at assembling things (some people naturally aren't mechanically inclined in even the easiest things). Very easy to portage, especially the Osprey. They only weigh around 35#'s in the 9' length, and class III capable. They use the same tubes on the 9' steelheader vs. osprey, just one has a hardcore fishing/whitewater frame. The Osprey series is basically the same design setup as the rest of the "standard" pontoon boats you see out there. It has an open front for walking out of/using kickfins. But has a heavier carrying capacity, and can be strapped with a few days worth of gear. I once strapped my 9' Steelheader (same tubes, different frame) with about 300#'s of gear for a 4 day float. Hit the stretches good, and handled well (luckily was when I was lighter before my injury lol).
I have owned the old Pac 9, 900, and a fishcat by outcast. NONE came CLOSE to comparing to the Skookum. You buy one once, and you'll be set. BUT, what I'd suggest if you could spare the money. Buy a 9' Steelheader and then buy the Osprey frame to go with it. Will be a bit more, but then you'll have too different beasts. You'll have the Osprey for easy days on the lake, mild rivers during the summer where you want to spend more time in the water. Then, during the winter/hard water you can throw on the steelheader frame and off you go.
I'll probably be buying a complete Steelheader III soon, may sell off my preexisting 16' custom fishing cataraft for the S III. Then, eventually will buy a 10' Steelheader with the Osprey frame as well.
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I have NO experience with Skookum beyond the touch and feel. I look at it this way: there are consumer grades and industrial grades, and Skookum is industrial grade to say the least and as bullet proof as can be short of kevlar or iron plate. Expensive - you bet. Quality of this nature simply costs more.
If I should buy a Skookum, I will have language in my will to the effect that I want to be buried in it. Screw the ferryman of lore, I'll row myself...
Skookum Osprey 9'?
Looking seriously at the Osprey 9': won't be running anything too serious--class 2 tops, probably. It's between that and the Outcast PAC 9. Anyone have experience with this boat who could recommend it? Break down/set up time, portage, room for overnight trip? Steelheader's advocacy of Skookum is hard to ignore . . . . Easier runs on Deschutes, Sandy, Clack.
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wyrdhamster wrote:Remember this, but we still have "energy taken from nowhere" issue, which is unacceptable for scientist, sane or not.
I don't see this as an issue at all.
I believe clockwork has already been mentioned, where the energy comes from winding - ghost steel springs being able to hold a lot more energy than regular steel.
Another possibility would be a ghost steel capacitor attached to a coat with a fine web of ghost steel wire woven through it. As the scientist moves through the earth's magnetic field, it induces tiny currents in the wires, which charge the capacitor (recovering power points). This wouldn't work in reality as the currents generated would be miniscule, but maybe ghost steel has special conductive properties that make this possible.
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A caver examines single-celled organisms, called "snotties," that produce a prodigious slime with a nasty kick-an acidic level rivaling battery acid. In Tabasco, Mexico's Cueva de Villa Luz these bacteria oxidize sulfur compounds that enter the cave from subterranean springs. Sulfur is the basis of nearly all life forms in this toxic-to-humans environment and cavers wear respirators for protection against sulfurous vapors.
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I don't know how true this is, but that news really bothers me if there's any truth to it at all (and personally I believe it's likely accurate), it smacks of Disney making the cheap, corporate choices. Their TV series either are mediocre quality or are mistreated by the network and quickly abandoned. But, assuming this is true, it's pretty much the exact opposite thing from what Lucas wanted for SW, that quality should come first and foremost, it shouldn't get thrown to the same division that nearly closed the entire company a decade ago with poor quality vomiting out of every pore.
It also certainly means no Comic-Con panel for Clone Wars, no Dave Filoni dais talk and slideshow/video, since there's no product to pimp.
This is another bad turn of events, little things, that suggest this Disney purchase of Lucasfilm is going to be bad for SW in the long run, and I hope that's not the case.


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After taking a beating in 2012, solar stocks have been surging in 2013. Can they keep it up?
Yes, says Deutsche Bank's Vishal Shah and team–despite the fact that quite a few have gained 40% or more this year.
Among the reasons: The balance between supply and demand is improving, with Europe stabilizing and Japan, the U.S., China and India looking particularly strong. Meanwhile, fewer modules should hit the market, as some lower-rung Chinese companies are likely to cease operations due to a lack of credit, the analysts say.
The prices of solar modules are also heading higher, the analysts write, which could give their earnings a boost. Shah writes:
We expect strengthening module pricing environment to positively impact gross margins in Q2/2H13 timeframe. Moreover, we see upside to module shipments outlook to also drive positive earnings momentum for the Chinese solar companies during the upcoming earnings season. For some companies such as [Trina Solar (TSL)], we expect margins to improve from low single digit % in Q1 to mid/high single digit % in Q2 and low double digit/low/mid teens in 2H13 timeframe. Assuming module shipments increase modestly in 2H13, we expect Chinese solar companies to start reporting positive EPS for the first time after 8-10 quarters.
Investors will also start feeling better about solar stocks, Shah says, as policy overhangs get worked out and there are signs that recent improvements are sustainable. Shah says he has a "near term positive bias on" Trina Solar, Yingli Green Energy (YGE) and Sunpower (SPWR).
Trina has dropped 1.1% to $6.19 today, while Yingli has fallen 2.7% to $3.30. Sunpower has dipped 0.4% to $21.95, Canadian Solar (CSIQ) has dropped 1% to $11.46 and Suntech Power (STP) has gained 1.8% to $1.01.


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Hello, dummies! Oh my God, look at you. Anyone else hurt in the accident?
Seriously, Senator Reid has a face of a Saint - A Saint Bernard. Now I know why they call you the arithmetic man. You add partisanship, subtract pleasure, divide attention, and multiply ignorance. Reid is so physically unimposing, he makes Pee Wee Herman look like Mr. T. and Reid's so dumb, he makes Speaker Pelosi look like an intellectual. Nevada is soooo screwed! If I were less polite, I'd say Reid makes Kevin Federline look successful.
Speaking of the Speaker... Nancy Pelosi, hubba, hubba! Hey baby, you must've been something before electricity. Seriously, the Speaker may look like an idiot and talk like an idiot but don't let that fool you. She really is an idiot. Madame Speaker... want to make twelve bucks the hard way? Pelosi says she's not partisan, but her constituents call her Madame Pelossilini.
Charlie Rangel... still alive and still robbing the taxpayers blind. What does that make, six decades of theft? Rangel's the only man with a rent-controlled mansion. He's the guy who writes our tax laws but forgot to pay taxes on $75 grand in rental income! So why isn't he the Treasury Secretary? Rangel runs more scams than a Nigerian Banker.
Barney Frank - he's a better actor than Fred Flintstone. Consider... he and Dodd caused the whole financial meltdown and they're not only not serving time with Bubba and Rodney, they're still heading up the financial system!
Let's all admit it... Barney Frank slobbers more than a sheepdog on novocain. How did this guy get elected? Oh, that's right.... he's from Massachusetts. That's the state that elects Mr. Charisma, John Kerry -- man of the people!
You know, if Senator Dodd were any more crooked, you could open wine bottles with him. Here's a news flash, Dodd: when your local newspaper calls you a "lying weasel", it may be time to retire. Dodd's involved in more shady deals than the Clintons. Even Rangel looks up to him!
Press Secretary Robert Gibbs, I really respect you... especially given your upbringing. All you've overcome..... I heard your birth certificate is an apology from the condom factory. I don't know what makes you so dumb, but it really works for you. Personally, I don't think you're a fool, but what's my opinion compared to that of thousands of others?
As for President Obama, what can I say? They say President Obama's arrogant and aloof, but I don't agree. Now it's true when you enter the room, you have to kiss his ring. I don't mind, but he has it in his back pocket. His mind is open to new ideas -- so open that ideas simply pass through it.
Obama lies so much, I was actually surprised to find out his first name really was Barack. Just don't ask about his middle name! But Obama was able to set a record... he actually lied more in 60 days than Bill Clinton. As far as his administration -- what with the tax cheat and lobbyists -- well, in the words of Patches O'Houlihan, "It's like watching a bunch of retards trying to hump a doorknob out there.
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Mexican human rights advocate to speak, Nov. 9
Posted November 3, 2004; 05:28 p.m.
A lecture on "Human Rights in the Mexican Transition to Democracy: Unfinished Business" is set for 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 9, in 1 Robertson Hall.
Speaking will be Mariclaire Acosta, whose involvement with human rights issues in Mexico spans her careers in the public, private and nonprofit sectors. A member of President Vicente Fox's transition team, she served at the Mexican Ministry of Foreign Affairs as special ambassador for human rights and democracy and later was appointed deputy secretary for human rights and democracy.
Acosta's numerous other contributions to human rights work include her service as president of the nonprofit Mexican Commission for the Defense and Promotion of Human Rights, as executive director of the Mexican Human Rights Academy and as chair of the Mexican section of Amnesty International. She currently is director of the Mexican consulting firm Acosta y Asociados.
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git-mailsplit - Simple UNIX mbox splitter program
git mailsplit [-b] [-f<nn>] [-d<prec>] [--keep-cr] -o<directory> [--] [(<mbox>|<Maildir>)...]
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No need to have fresh fruit on hand to pull together this classic cobbler. Canned apple or peach pie filling form a sweet base, and dried cranberries add just the right touch of tang.
"My mother always let me help out in the kitchen when I was a girl, and the first thing I ever remember making was peach crisp. I was about three years old at the time. Mama would pour the peaches out into a baking dish and mix up the crisp topping, then let me be the one who sprinkled it over the peaches. At supper that night everyone would go on and on about how Christy made the best peach crisp they'd ever had! I was so proud. So of course when I had my own children, it was the first recipe I taught them as well." - Christy Jordan
Since it is so dear to all of us for this reason, we love to package the topping mix up and give it as gifts so that others can enjoy special baking time with their families. I like to let my kids make it up as gifts for their teachers. To make it even more fun, we make our own labels for store-bought canned fruit "Brady's Yummy Peaches" or "Katy's Rose Pears." I let the kids color them in and tape them around the can. We all form an assembly line and make up batches of fruit crisp mix, placing it in resealable food-storage plastic bags, then we cut pieces of cloth with pinking shears and wrap it around to tie with ribbons. This makes a pretty basket.
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Package the topping mix in a resealable food-storage bag and give as a gift with two cans of pie filling. This is a great way to teach children how good it feels to give from their heart and their own two hands, plus it allows the receiver some special baking time with their family.
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can I use a momentary button on a analog pin on a Arduino mega 2560.
can I use a momentary button on a analog pin on a Arduino mega 2560. I have seen how to use a pot on a analog pin to change the led's on the bar graph lab and I would like to change the pot to two momentary buttons one to move to the next pin up and one to move to the next pin down. How would I hook it up and how do I need to code it?
so I will still do the 5v and a 220 ohm on one leg of the button and the input pin (Ao-A15) on the other leg of the button?
will I need to change the code any other and declaring the analog pin as a in not a out?
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Citi analyst Aditya Narain outlines the reasoning for continued outperformance in India's banks, but notes that he does not see a bull run in the making..
For starters, banks have done well when interest rates fall and the yield curve steepens —both of which Narain expects over the next few months. Although profitability takes a hit with lower rates, it should be partly offset by higher trading gains.
Narain writes: "The mix of falling rates, steeping yield curve and expectations of a loan growth revival are good for bank stock performance – we believe that time is now. It is however too early for a bull run – that only comes when loan growth actually starts rising (as do interest rates); and that's not on the horizon."
That said, he raises price targets 5-10% for companies like HDFC Bank (HDB) (HDFCBANKSL.BO) and ICICI (IBN) (ICICIBANK.BO). He raised HDFC's target to 645 rupees from 620 rupees and ICICI Bank to 1200 rupees from 1100 rupees.


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The Summer has so far been a very hot and pretty dry one after a very wet (near record) Spring. I believe we're still about 35" over normal rainfall for the year. I was concerned that the rains and subsequent flooding would be very bad for the fist hatch of poults but from what I've see so far, it looks like the population, at least around here, is strong. I don't have any idea how this long string of 90-100 temperature days effects them, if at all.
I do know that I'm ready for some crisp mornings and for the fall turkey season toward the end of October. I plan to hunt with a good friend and his grandson. Our goal is to allow him to shoot his first turkey. He hunted his first season this spring with his grandad, had a great time but did not get a shot. That only fueled his enthusiasm and he's counting the days till the fall season. At this stage in my hunting life, introducing a new hunter to the sport or helping a new hunter get his first bird is just as rewarding and probably more so than getting one myself, although I still really like to shoot them!
We have a few more still target shoots before the big shoot in SC. I'm trying to decide which gun I'll use in the Hunter Class and find some time to get to the range with it. Today however I must spray weeds and cut some grass, then till some in the garden and haul away corn stalks. That's about all the raccoons left of our sweet corn crop.
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Tulips and forget-me-nots, ancient bottles of Petite Sirah, soup made by Mom, broken hearts that may someday mend.
Ahhh, Wednesday in the garden of the mind, in the dark, with a cold front bearing down upon us. Winter is coming.
A few nights ago I had a dream about the "first love". For the duration of the dream I was innocent, the world was farther away from me, it didnt touch me so much. The heart was stronger, but lighter, and less supple than it is now. It was such a sweet, sweet moment. Did it ever exist?
What was your first-love from the world of wine? Was it Boones Farm or Bordeaux, Thunderbird or Muller-Thurgau? Blue Nun or Pio Cesare?
If I could find a wine as sweet as that first kiss, with the aroma of that perfume she wore. A little cherry, a warm sunflower blossom, delicate powder and the young skin whose chemistry made all of that into an indelible memory that I have yet to find in all these years, tasting and breathing in the bouquet of thousands of wines. Never yet.
To the young kids, sommeliers and career builders, master sommelier and master of wine hopefuls, those of you who might think getting that certificate will lead you, solely, to a life of fame and fortune.
Take a moment. Put away the PDA's and the Ipods. Go outside and take a walk around your block, wherever you are. Every 10 feet, close your eyes and open up your olfactories. Your ancient sense, the one only you have with only your unique set of memories.
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Murray advances in Barcelona Open after Tomic pulls out
BARCELONA Andy Murray has advanced to the third round of the Barcelona Open without playing a stroke after opponent Bernard Tomic withdrew on Wednesday.
Eyebrows were raised this week when Tennessee Titans running back Chris Johnson broke from the usual upbeat script ahead of Thursday's game with the Pittsburgh Steelers, admitting his 1-4 team were not good.
It is hard to argue with him, however, given the Titans' struggles through the opening five weeks of the 2012 National Football League (NFL) season.
The Titans' four defeats have come in convincing fashion, each by at least 20 points, starting quarterback Jake Locker is injured and they have struggled to establish a running game that was once the envy of the NFL.
Johnson has not even been close to the level he showed as a Pro Bowl selection for three straight years from his rookie year in 2008. In Sunday's 30-7 loss to Minnesota, the 27-year-old running back averaged just 1.6 yards a carry on 15 attempts.
"You look at the games and how we're playing, we don't look like a good team. I wouldn't sit here and say we're close," Johnson was quoted by TitansInsider.com.
"We need somebody in this locker room to make plays and give us a spark. I feel like I've made some plays, but the situation of a spark has got to come from somewhere and getting a spark that can be big for this team."
Veteran Matt Hasselbeck will again start at quarterback against the Steelers and will need Johnson and company to help out by getting the running game going, no easy task against a Steelers team that is one of the best against the rush.
The Steelers are 2-2 after a late field goal gave them victory over the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday and quarterback Ben Roethlisberger is not buying the line that the Titans are among the worst teams in the league.
"They're still a great defense. I don't think their record speaks to what they are on defense and how good they are as a team," said Roethlisberger.
The Titans have had a tough schedule - they have lost to the New England Patriots, San Diego Chargers, Houston Texans and the Vikings while their one win was a 44-41 stunner against the Detroit Lions.
"They've played some good teams. To me, it's any given Sunday. I don't care what your record is, who you're playing, or where you're playing, anybody can win, anybody can be good, and anybody can be bad," said Roethlisberger.
"We have to approach this on a short week like it's the best opponent and we need to play our best no matter what."
The glimmer of hope for the Titans comes from the injuries that Pittsburgh's defense are dealing with.
Pro Bowl safety Troy Polamalu is out after aggravating a calf strain against the Eagles while linebacker LaMarr Woodley has a hamstring strain but could play.
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BARCELONA Andy Murray has advanced to the third round of the Barcelona Open without playing a stroke after opponent Bernard Tomic withdrew on Wednesday.
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Panel to address medically uninsured, March 31
Posted March 25, 2005; 02:22 p.m.
The Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs will host a panel discussion titled "Uninsured Americans: The Medically Uninsured" at 4:30 p.m. Thursday, March 31, in Dodds Auditorium, Robertson Hall.
The discussion will be moderated by Dr. Risa Lavizzo-Mourey, president and chief executive officer of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Panelists will include these members of the University community: Dr. David Grande, a physician and MPA student; Uwe Reinhardt, the James Madison Professor of Political Economy and professor of economics and public affairs; and Paul Starr, professor of sociology.
In conjunction with the lecture, there is an art exhibition, "Uninsured Americans," on display in the Bernstein Gallery on the lower level of Robertson Hall.


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Enjoy this tasty creamy chocolate fudge recipe that's perfect for a dessert.
Let us share another recipe for gift giving--Layered Brownies. To make the gift, layer the following ingredients in a 2-quart glass jar and seal the jar:
• 1/3 cup baking cocoa
• 2/3 cup sugar
• 1/2 cup semisweet chocolate chips
• 1/2 cup white baking chips
• 2/3 cup packed brown sugar
• 1 cup plus 2 tablespoons all- purpose flour
• 1/2 teaspoon salt
• 1/2 cup coarsely chopped nuts, if desired
Attach a small wooden spoon to the jar with a festive ribbon along with these directions for baking:
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First dose of meningitis B vaccine will be available
The first dose of the meningitis B vaccine will be available from noon to 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday, Dec. 9-12 in the Frist Campus Center, Level B, Multipurpose Room for Princeton University undergraduate students; graduate students living in undergraduate dormitories, the Graduate College and annexes; and other members of the University community with certain medical conditions. Please review the information about eligible campus groups, requirements to receive the vaccine and other clinic details on the University's meningitis website. Two doses are needed for maximum protection and a second dose is expected to be available in February. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) website answers frequently asked questions about the Meningitis B vaccine.


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HUS is a rare condition that can lead to kidney failure in children. Kidney failure develops as a result of destruction of the small, functional structures and vessels inside the kidney. HUS is a serious illness and potentially fatal. However, more than 85% of people with the most common form of HUS recover complete kidney function.
HUS is more common during the summer months and may occur in outbreaks. Outbreaks have been reported in daycare centers, water parks, and fast food restaurants as a result of undercooked hamburger meat.
HUS has several known causes and some unknown causes. Typically in children, HUS develops after an infection with the E. coli bacterium. E. coli may be found in contaminated food, such as dairy products and meat. HUS can also develop as a result of taking certain medications or may result from a cancer present in the body, although these causes are less common. Some rare cases of HUS are familial, which suggests a genetic predisposition.
These are the most common symptoms of HUS. The first symptoms of HUS often last from 1 to 15 days and may include symptoms in the digestive tract, such as:
Abdominal pain
Bloody or watery diarrhea
Severe problems in the bowel and colon may develop in some children. In these cases, even if the digestive symptoms are no longer present, a child may still have the following symptoms:
Small, unexplained bruises visible in the lining of the mouth
Pale skin
The child may produce little urine because damaged red blood cells and other factors may clog the tiny blood vessels in the kidneys, or cause lesions in the kidneys, making them work harder to remove wastes and extra fluid.
The body's inability to rid itself of excess fluid and waste may, in turn, cause the following symptoms:
High blood pressure
Swelling of the hands and feet
Fluid buildup in the tissues (edema)
The symptoms of hemolytic uremic syndrome may look like other medical conditions or problems. Always see your child's doctor for a diagnosis.
In addition to a complete medical history and physical exam, test for hemolytic may include:
Blood tests. Done to check blood cell counts, electrolytes, and kidney function
Urine tests. Done to check for blood and protein
Stool tests. Done to check for blood and to check for bacteria such as E. Coli that are known to cause HUS
There is no known treatment that can stop the progression of the syndrome once it has started. Initially, treatment may be supportive, which means that there is no cure for the specific disease, so it is necessary to treat the symptoms. If your child shows signs of dehydration and electrolyte irregularities, these conditions will be treated first. Other therapies may include:
Intensive care. Close monitoring in an intensive care unit (ICU) may be needed.
Blood transfusions. Blood transfusions may be needed to treat moderate to severe cases of anemia (low red blood cell count).
Nutrition. Your child may need intravenous (IV) nutrition if he or she is having severe digestive tract complications.
Dialysis. Dialysis may be needed in up to half of all children who develop HUS. Dialysis is a medical procedure to remove wastes and additional fluid from the blood after the kidneys have stopped working.
Medicine. Medicine may be needed to treat your child's blood pressure, which may be elevated.
Completely cooking all foods that may contain hamburger meat can prevent HUS that is caused by E. coli. Other possible sources of E. coli include unpasteurized juices or milk.
If your child has HUS, it is important to notify your daycare center or your child's other close contacts (for example, play groups and school). HUS is not contagious, but spread of the E. coli bacterium is contagious.
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Chapter 1: Number Sense and Variable Expressions
In Math 6, the learning content is divided into Concepts. Each Concept is complete and whole providing focused learning on an indicated objective. Theme-based Concepts provide students with experiences that integrate the content of each Concept. Students are given opportunities to practice the skills of each Concept through real-world situations, examples, guided practice and independent practice sections. In this first chapter, Number Sense and Variable Expressions, students will engage in the following Concepts: whole number operations, estimation, powers, bases and exponents, numerical expressions, the order of operations and problem solving plans and strategies.
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Whole Number Addition
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Whole Number Subtraction
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Whole Number Multiplication
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Whole Number Division
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Estimation of Whole Number Addition and Subtraction
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Estimation of Whole Number Multiplication and Division
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Whole Number Exponents
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Values Written as Powers
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Evaluation and Comparison of Powers
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Numerical Expression Evaluation with Basic Operations
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Numerical Expression Evaluation with Grouping Symbols
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Numerical Expression Evaluation
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Single Variable Expressions
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Expressions with One or More Variables
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Words that Describe Patterns
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Problem-Solving Models
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Guess and Check, Work Backward
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Problem Solving Plan, Mental Math
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Having completed this chapter, students are now ready to move on to Chapter Two. Each Concept has provided students with an opportunity to engage and practice skills in many Concepts including whole number operations, estimation, powers, bases and exponents, numerical expressions, the order of operations and problem solving plans and strategies.


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Vintage Collection Revenge of the Jedi SDCC-exclusive set prelim photos are posted under Basic Figures.
Make sure to click each pic to see it full-sized, especially those tall photos, they're really detailed. Plus, Mace Windu on Slave Leia Revenge of the Jedi card.
Really loving the Jedi Force kiddie line. May get into those.
The Rebel Fleet Trooper looks to have gray eyebrows, so it could work for Pello Scrambas after all. Very cool. It also looks like he's packed with accessories so he'll work on Yavin. The baseball hat is a hoot, but I'm not sure I remember them wearing that in the film (I know some guys did, but I didn't think it was these ones). I'll get several of this guy.
Nom Anor has a plastic cape in the slideshow and a cloth one on display, while Barriss is the opposite. Hopefully they're as they are in the booth, which looks better on each one.
Logray's articulated elbows are very unexpected, but also very welcome.
I'm glad to be getting two skiff guards in a short amount of time. Very cool!
Bespin, er, Millennium Falcon Repair Han is a bit strange. The holster is new, but they didn't have it connected to his leg like I'd hoped. His legs also look a bit skinny still, but overall they look better than before (and appear to be ball-jointed). I like that they're combing the movies for accessories and outfits so thoroughly, finally, between this, Echo Base Han, and Dagobah Landing Luke.
The new Hoth trooper is pretty much an upgrade to the vintage version, which is great.
Dr. Evazan is certainly a whole hell of a lot better than the 1997 one!
The new realistic clone body is a bit more accurate, but like Han, the legs are so skinny. The head sculpt is a bit funky as well. On Fordo, it's great that you can create both versions, but what's up with his phase II helmet? It's clearly based on the animated version, but I always thought that was supposed to be just their way of doing the Neyo-style helmet, so it looks a bit strange.
Overall, I'm surprised by how many secondary characters are here. I know Hasbro said that the first few waves of vintage would be main characters, then they'd focus more on background guys, but still. It's great for collectors, but hopefully they'll all do well.
Barriss, Logray, Nom Anor, Ponda Baba, and especially Dr. Cornelius "Roofoo" Evazan* will be mine. O yes.
*--I don't give a rat's if they've retconned his name into something else. That's the way I interpret his name from the various aliases he's had in the past.
Based on the images from the back of the Death Star set, it looks like the B-wing pilot is just a repack of Keyan Farlander from the Evolution set. However, the Rebel Commando looks like he'll have a black variant head, so at least there's some newness there.
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LEGO Toy Fair coverage is up.
The Lego Republic Cruiser looks really nifty, reminds me of some of the classic Space sets of my youth.
I wonder what those Miniland figures are. My guess is exclusives, but how cool would it be if they finally pulled the trigger on official Miniland model figures?
The new Falcon's interior looks really similar to the 4504. The underside may be spartan, but they got the lower gun right.


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Frances Townsend, assistant to the president for homeland security and counterterrorism, will present a talk titled "Preparing for the Worst," at 5 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 19, in Dodds Auditorium, Robertson Hall.
Townsend was appointed to her post by President Bush in May 2004. She chairs the Homeland Security Council and reports to the president on U.S. homeland security policy and combating terrorism matters. She came to the White House from the U.S. Coast Guard, where she had served as assistant commandant for intelligence. Prior to that, she spent 13 years at the U.S. Department of Justice in a variety of senior positions.
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Ladies Smith and Wesson 38 is a nice starter. Made with ladies in mind. Shoots nice and smooth and light weight.
Ladies Smith and Wesson 38 is a nice starter. Made with ladies in mind. Shoots nice and smooth and light weight.
A cold nose feels good on a hot day.....
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You guys mist have BIG coyotes!
What thier tusk lenghts?
I LOVE to hunt them..
A simple wounded rabbit call,, and squeal it like you is really hurt, and an accurate rifle in .223 caliber, shooting 55 gr. Hornady "Sx" bullets,, and it doest the job well.
The 55 "sx" (super explosive) goes in, then defragments, and doesnt leavean exit hole.. The coyote takes ful energy of the round.
It makes a nice pelt, cause you just have 1 small .22 caliber hole in it.
Shoot em in the ear,,, and Ya have a perfect pelt..
They are FUn to call and shoot.. Very smart and crafty.
Mike living unfortunately close to Atlanta and All of its associated wildlife, here you dress for Griz' everyday. Never thought I'd be "strappin" while just out on my own place but home invasions are all too common around here even in daylight and we are way off the road, so the coyote gets what's available, and it's big and laser-sighted. The .223 is relegated to planned fun hunting of 'yotes.
Field Trials are competitions....not everyone gets a "participation ribbon" and they do "keep score"
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We have a lot of coyotes here and I just carry bear spray. That's what I would recommend, especially since you're not comfortable with a gun.
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We hear'em around our place all the time and see them regularly. They do get used to humans and can get pretty bold. Have had them come out of the woods while I've been mowing the front yard and stop and watch from the road. Not sure if they're critiquing my straight lines or what. I certainly don't plan anything special to avoid them but do just like most people do..be aware that they're always out there.
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Unfortunately Jen, that was not true for me. We have an abundance of wabbits and rodents. A coyote got my wife's rescue dog, and it has forever changed our routine. I used to leave em alone, but I now have quite a disdain for the wild dogs. I like your choice of guns!
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There are two spiritual dangers in not owning a farm. One is the danger of supposing that breakfast comes from the grocery, and the other that heat comes from the furnace ........If one has cut, split, hauled, and piled his own good oak, and let his mind work the while, he will remember much about where the heat comes from, and with a wealth of detail denied to those who spend the weekend in town astride a radiator.
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You folks who have seen bold behavior in coyotes must live in an area where they don't get hunted. Around here if the see a human they are GONE in a flash. If they happen to be out in daylight hours and see a car or truck they watch cautiously....if the truck or car stops they are GONE as fast as they can. Around here guys REALLY love to drive the backroads looking for them. When they find one the brakes are slammed on and everyone bails out and the rifles start firing.
I've got a buddy who hunts with a group of guys using dogs and rifles....sometimes the dogs kill the coyotes, sometimes the hunters get to shoot them. That group of guys killed 100 coyotes last year. Not sure how many the kill annually but it's a BUNCH. Needless to say the coyotes around here are pretty shy...
Be very careful of those coyotes, Jen. Do not let your Goldens run out of sight in those pastures and or woods where you see them often.
Also, if you see coyotes, get your Goldens on leash with you, do not let them give chase into cover. They hunt mostly at dusk. So careful if they are yipping, then a group effort of all out noise..and usually howling if they have something down. Do not want your dogs in their way, near a fresh kill or their pups.
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Kurt Attaway wins SLC citizenship award
By Kyle Stephens
UTSA Sports Information Director
(May 16, 2007)--UTSA's Kurt Attaway and Texas-Arlington's Dorothy "Dee Jay" Nelson were chosen as the 2007 recipients of the Southland Conference's Steve McCarty Citizenship Awards. The pair will be recognized at the SLC Honors Ceremony on Thursday, May 31, at the San Luis Resort Spa and Conference Center in Galveston, Texas.
Today's headlines
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The Steve McCarty Citizenship Award recognizes a Southland Conference male and female student-athlete who exhibits outstanding qualities in citizenship, sportsmanship, leadership and community service. In addition to the overall conference recipients, others nominated also will be honored with campus awards.
McCarty retired from Stephen F. Austin State University (SFA) on Aug. 31, 2005. The Alto, Texas, native had been with SFA for 21 years, the last 15 as athletics director. McCarty is a two-time graduate of the university and is also a member of the SFA Alumni Association's "Football Coaches Hall of Honor." In addition, he was inducted into the Southland Conference Hall of Honor in 2006.
"We are thrilled to honor Kurt and Dee Jay with the Steve McCarty Citizenship Awards," Southland Commissioner Tom Burnett said. "When the McCarty Award was originated in 2005, these were exactly the kinds of student-athletes we wanted to honor. Both Kurt and D.J. have performed admirably in the classroom and the athletic arena, but what sets them apart is their commitment to and involvement with others."
Attaway, a men's basketball player from Marcus High School in Flower Mound, Texas, is a two-time SLC Men's Basketball Student-Athlete of the Year and three-time SLC All-Academic First-Team member. He has a perfect 4.0 grade point average in his psychology major and recently graduated with his bachelor's degree.
Following the 2004, 2005 and 2007 academic years, Attaway was selected as the Pat Clynes Male Student-Athlete of the Year, awarded to the UTSA student-athlete achieving the highest degree of excellence academically, athletically and socially. Each semester during his four years at UTSA, Attaway was named to the UTSA Dean's List and three times to the CapitalOne Bank/SLC Commissioner's Academic Honor roll.
He is a three-time ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District VI First Team honoree, a 2006 Coach Wooden Citizenship Cup Award honorable mention candidate and was one of 11 players nationally named to the 2006-07 Division I-AAA Athletics Directors Association All-Academic Team.
On the court, Attaway was a four-year starter at point guard for UTSA. He was named 2003-04 SLC Freshman of the Year after leading the Roadrunners to league regular-season and tournament championships. Attaway finished his UTSA career in fourth place on the career steals (162) and assists (371) lists and 31st in points (661) and rebounds (281).
As a student leader of the UTSA Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Attaway is primarily responsible for establishing the group as a registered student organization and building a huddle leadership team that took weekly attendance from 15 or less three years ago to more than 50. He frequently speaks to middle school and high school huddles, and has served as the keynote speaker at the UTSA FCA Day of Champions.
In spring 2005, UTSA started its graduate social work program with 17 students including Bobby Joe Alexander, a Fort Worth native who grew up around drugs, gangs and teen pregnancies.
Throughout his college career, Attaway made visits with teammates to the Methodist Children's Hospital and spent summers working with youth at Kanakuk Camps in Branson, Mo.
During the first semester of his senior year, Attaway worked as an intern in the UTSA Athletics Department, helping raise scholarship dollars and increase community awareness of UTSA Athletics. Immediately following an in-home talk by Attaway to a group of potential donors, a woman turned to her husband and said abruptly, "Where's the checkbook, I'm sold!" The couple donated $5,000 to the Adopt-A-Roadrunner scholarship program, even though neither had ever attended a UTSA athletic event.
Attaway married Lauren Allen last summer at the Houston Vineyard Church, the church where they met 16 years earlier. Their fathers worked as associate pastors of the Church in the City (now Houston Vineyard) staff in 1990. Rev. Bob Attaway, now of Vista Ridge Vineyard Church in Lewisville, Texas, and Rev. Alan Allen, now of Pearland Vineyard Church in Pearland, Texas, performed a "tag-team" service in marrying their son and daughter July 22, 2006. Attaway hopes to follow his father and father-in-law into the ministry after graduation. Already, two churches in the San Antonio area have offered him ministry positions.
Attaway is the second consecutive UTSA student-athlete to earn the honor on the men's side as former track and field standout and current assistant coach David Burnett picked up the inaugural award last year.
Nelson has served as a leader and captain both on and off the softball field. While establishing a new career home run record at UTA during her senior year, Nelson has shown great sportsmanship, often deflecting compliments by asking what else she can do to help the team.
A first baseman on the regular season champion Mavs, Nelson serves as the UTA representative on the SLC Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and has been on the school's SAAC for four years. She is also a part of the UTA Intercollegiate Athletics Compliance Committee where she represents the interests of the student-athletes. She is the first female athlete to be a two-time recipient of the BG Wilson Scholar-Athlete of the Year award, which requires excellence in sports, academic and citizenship.
Nelson's community service projects have created an atmosphere of giving among her teammates. Her leadership inspired the creation of the STAR award for team excellence, which was given to the softball team in 2005-06 to commemorate their outstanding community service. Under her leadership, the softball team has participated in the Love Luggage Project (hand-painted hard side luggage for Foster Children of Texas). This luggage was on display in the Longview Museum of Art for fundraising efforts during Foster Children Awareness Month. The team also decorated Luminaria bags for Relay for Life (over 500 bags which were sold in honor or in memory of a cancer patient).
Nelson and her teammates also participated in Dark in the Park Halloween activities for the Boys and Girls Club of Arlington, Walk for Shoes to raise funds to buy shoes for needy children and collected canned food for Mission Arlington.
All this while maintaining an "A" average in her economics major.


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Be a TRUE Star Wars fan and rock out to These exciting Droids animated shows!
I grew up with these that begin with this episode, "The White Witch," originally airing in 1985!
The EU has apparently explained that Captain Raymus Antilles lost R2 and C-3PO for a while, between ROTS and ANH, but they made their way back to the Tantive IV and served his son, Captain Colton Antilles (named for the Tantive's pilot, Colton, played by Jeremy Bulloch in ROTS).
In "The White Witch," C-3PO explains that the Droids were lost to a smuggler in a gambling debt, and then the smuggler's ship was raided and destroyed (by the Empire looking for Rebel contraband?).
The EU could further expand on this, if they decided to do a post-ROTS TV show.
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i had originally posted about this last fall
well, the problem still continues, unless i change his food every couple days, or change up what kind of soft food i mix in, he will not eat. and i'm talking, he has gone up to 6 days without touching his food. yet he still will run and act normal outside, gets excited for people over, etc.
hes now down to about 69 pounds(always maintained at 79-81 lbs) and starting to lose muscle mass.
i've had him to two different vets, both well recommended, and have had every test run on him that i can, they cannot find anything medically wrong with him. the last vet said it may be a psychologic disorder of some point, since we have our first child in the house, even though its been a year now.
he will sometimes eat ok for a couple days on his own, and then the only way i can get him to eat is by hand feeding him 1 kernel at a time, otherwise he will turn his nose away.
i've done the feeding pattern someone recommended on here, with giving him a short time to eat, and if he does not finish it, cut the next meal in half, etc. he simply just won't eat, and will go 6-7 days without eating.
exercise does not change anything either. last sunday, i had him out on the river with me, it was 8+ hours of him running on the islands, swimming, retrieving, chasing critters etc. I figured for sure he would eat that night - Nope, didn't touch his food at all, wouldn't even eat one piece.
he literally is wasting away before my eyes, and nobody can figure out whats wrong with him. it is embarrassing to take him on walks in the neighborhood because of all the looks and comments from people. you can see his entire rib cage, most of his spine, shoulders and hip bones, etc. he is actually getting "gross" and looks like something you see on those humane society commercials.
why would he starve himself like this?


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Restoring Mobile Bay with 600 of our closest friends
Posted On April 11, 2013 by Kara Lankford
Last weekend my coworkers and I had the unique opportunity to get our feet wet in Mobile Bay and help our partners build a living shoreline. This amazing restoration project took place at Pelican Point near Fairhope, Alabama. Over 600 volunteers, including 300 airmen from Keesler Air Force Base, turned out early Saturday morning to help construct what in a few years will become an oyster reef teeming with life.
A living shoreline is an innovative approach to protecting an eroding shoreline, as well as creating habitat for the creatures that live in the bay. The Pelican Point living shoreline was created using structures called "oyster castles," which are made up of interlocking concrete blocks. These concrete blocks weigh about 35 pounds each, so volunteers not only got to participate in building a reef, they also got a great workout! Continue reading »


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Anzacs bathing is a heroic image of the Anzacs at an early stage in the development of the legend of the brave men of the Australian and New Zealand forces who fought at Gallipoli.
The nakedness of the men might suggest they are more than men and that they are like Greek gods, or at least the heroes of Greek legends. The Anzac book , a souvenir publication produced in London in 1916, containing stories, poems and illustrations by soldiers, had included a poem by Lambert's friend, Arthur Adams, 'The Trojan War, 1915', where the Anzacs were compared with the heroes of Homer.
We care not what old Homer tells
Of Trojan war and Helen's fame.
Upon the ancient Dardanelles
New peoples write – in blood – their name.
No legend lured these men to roam;
They journeyed forth to save from harm
Some Mother-Helen sad at home,
Some obscure Helen on a farm.
And when one falls upon the hill –
Then by dark Styx's gloomy strand,
In honour to plain Private Bill
Great Agamemnon lifts his hand!
This painting was reproduced in 1924 in The art of George W. Lambert with the title Anzacs bathing, and as Lambert participated in compiling this book, he would have authorised this title. The background might come from a photograph of a beached ship. The scene is intended to signify Anzac Cove. As the official war historian C.E.W. Bean recorded that on 30 May 1915, just five days after the landing, some of the men bathed there. Lambert did not go to Palestine until 1918 and Gallipoli until 1919, and as this work is dated 1916, he must have painted it in London from imagination. Around the time, one year after the landing, 25 April 1916 was officially named Anzac Day and a commemorative march took place through London.
Michelangelo and his sixteenth-century mannerist followers were much quoted in Edwardian art, and his Battle of Cascina 1505 mural with soldiers bathing has often inspired war art compositions. Lambert's central figure, however, takes its suspended form from the Dying slave 1513–16 sculpture in the Louvre.


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Snuggbuds Fusion
Our Fusion model provides a "full range" of sound, with excellent highs, mids, and lows in these speakers. Fusion for SmartPhone comes with a full-control mic for iPhone, fabric, tangle-free cord, and 90-degree gold-plated sport jack. Note: this microphone also works with other SmartPhones that accept direct-connect 3.5mm jacks, but click control function may not with all SmartPhones.
Griffin Technology 4039-EJAM EarJam Earbud Sound Enhancing Covers
Griffin Earjam Earbud Amplifiers for iPod snap on to your Ipod earbuds to enhance the sound and comfort of your iPod. Deliver massive bass and improved sound. Enhance the comfort and fit of your iPod earbuds. Raises your earbud volume by up to 10 decibels. Griffin EarJams let you keep on using your iPod earbuds while giving you the quality that comes from in-ear style headphones. You won...