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Re: Giraffe Calf
Finally found one! I logged on right after maintenance. It was just north of Desolation Hold with a pack of adults (walking around those rocks). Engaged in a pet battle, game crashed, cried a little bit, logged back on, and it was still there. I tamed the bejesus out of that giraffe calf.
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They aren't only in Stormwind. You can go south of Westbrook Garrison and find them in the gnoll camps. Low spawn but Horde don't have to get clobbered by SW guards.
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The Story of Baby JosephinePosted On Wednesday, June 08, 2011 by Shell |
This morning, I was walking my children down the driveway for their very last day of the school year. My son went to the mailbox and handed me a stack of envelopes. On the very top was the newsletter for the Preeclampsia foundation. I had wondered at first if it were only a coinincidence, perhaps this newsletter was sent to all women, or perhaps I was meant to receive it today. Because only moments before my son handed me the mail, I looked at my little girl, proud, that today would be her last day of Kindergarten, and I looked up to the sky with a grateful smile, because I remember the very day I almost lost her. On October 22, 2005, I was rushed to the hospital in the back of an ambulance. I was seven and half months pregnant with my third child. I had been a reading a story on the couch with my little boy around 1 pm, I was getting him ready to take a nap. As his little eyes started to close, I gently slid off the couch not to bother him, and as I quietly stood to my feet, I felt a rush of blood start to flow. I paused for a moment with a frightened feeling, and put my hands inside of my pants, hoping that there would be no blood, but there was and it kept flowing. That is when I called my husband at work, shaking, telling him something was wrong. I then called 911. An ambulance arrived about 15 minutes later. My home being way out in the country was a long ride for an emergency response, unfortunately. I could tell even the paramedics were nervous, they had never had an experience like me. I was immediately loaded into the back of the ambulance. I could hear the conversation going on over the radio with the hospital, the paramedics telling them my blood pressure was 210/180, I was beginning to have contractions and was in horrible pain. I stared out the back window as I heard the sirens on the ambulance, I was begging, "Please God, do not take my baby" and I repeated it over and over the entire fourty five minute ride to the nearest hospital. I could not feel any movement inside of my stomach. I was continuing to bleed, and I could see the outline of my baby girl through my shrunken stomach. When we finally arrived at the hospital, i was told that I had lost my baby, and that I would need to be rushed into emergency surgery because I had lost a lot of blood, and now they were going to try and save my life. I was still pleadng with "God" to save my baby, as I felt my eyes go to sleep. When I awoke, the first words out of my mouth were, "Where is my baby, is she alive?" The nurse told me my baby was alive, and that she is with the doctor as she layed me back down on the pillow. That was all I needed to hear, I took a deep breath and closed my eyes again. A month prior to the birth, I had been having a few complications in my pregancy that I had reported to my doctor. My left arm would go numb quite often, and I had been more swollen than I had with my other children; some days I would find myself being lightheaded and dizzy, even seeing spots in my eyes. My blood pressure had even been higher than usual. I was 140/90, which was pretty high for me, because my average was usually 120/70. I was told by my doctor that it was not too unusual for a pregnant women to have higher blood pressure, and that I should not be worried. He said all of my symptoms were normal. I felt like something was wrong, but I also felt relieved and trusted my doctor. I wanted to be that glowing pregnant woman, a strong woman that could easily handle a normal pregnancy. I still to this day find myself being regretful for not being more persistent, because I knew something was not right. Two days had passed in the hospital and I was unable to see my baby, she was in an incubator and I could barely move, or keep my eyes open. I was very weak from all of the blood I had lost, but inbetween my coherency I would hear doctors coming into the room, talking to my family about me and and my baby girl. She was having a lot seizures and they were not sure she would survive, and that she would be brain damaged because of her time without any oxegen. I remember laying there not feeling worried; I knew she was alive, after what she and I had been through, I did not feel worried anymore. I could hear my family sobbing in the room, for both her and I, worried that they could lose us both. But I never felt worried, not anymore. As the days passed, I was given a blood transfusion, and I slowly I began to regain some strength. I was finally taken to the room, to meet my little girl. She was tiny, with tubes hooked all around her in her incubator. I was not allowed to touch her, but I could open a small window and whisper in her ear. She was different looking than my other children. We are tan with dark hair and dark eyes, and there layed this little girl with a hint of reddish hair and pale skin, small and precious, evven with her eyes closed, I knew she was a strong little girl, fighting for her life, because she wanted to be here. I was told that my baby girl was born stillborn, she was not breathing. And by law, cpr was performed on her for four minutes, on the fourth minute a young new nurse was told to quit trying to resuscitate my baby girl, but the nurse being young and new, did not want to give up, and Josephine took her first breath on the seventh minute. I was also told later by the doctors that I had preeclampsia, and because it went untreated I had an abruption. And that my daughter and I were both very lucky to be alive, that the survival rate was less than 5% for mother and child. I had no doubt that her and I were lucky to be alive, and I am grateful for it everyday, and I have often wondered why she and I were the lucky ones. I was told that baby Josephine, would be brain damaged, and may never walk or learn to eat on her own, as the years went by she continued to have seizures, and still to this day has some odd illnesses that appear once a month, almost exactly to the day, but she still is determined to be here, and she is still a little fighter, and everyday she impresses me more and more. She did learn to eat on her own, and now she is walking, and today she is completing her last day of school as a Kindergartner. She may not know her whole alphabet yet, but she can draw the most beautiful picture of a Butterfly I have ever seen, and she will sit and sing her own sweet songs all day long. Josephine is precious and everyday I am grateful for her. And here today, I received this newsletter, and it appears to be the perfect day to finally share her story. |
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Posted On Wednesday, June 08, 2011 by Eleni For bringing me tears of joy and amazement! Â And for posting this beautiful story. Â It's amazing how many women reporting feeling like something was not right ... and how very truthful those instincts turned out to be. Thank you for sharing your strength and courage with us all. |
Thank you Eleni ~
Posted On Wednesday, June 08, 2011 by Shell For reading my story. |
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Posted On Thursday, June 16, 2011 by Tricia great story, I wish the best for you and your family, I hope Josephine continues to become a beautiful butterfly! |
After surviving a very traumatic first pregnancy with a nightmare delivery (30 hours of magnesium-induced hell, ending in an emergency c-section) and even more debilitating recovery, one would think I was DONE having children. Let's be ...
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Richmond Trail Run Preview: A Wild Sense of Urban AdventureBy Richard Burgunder The XTERRA Richmond Trail Runs offer a wild sense of urban adventure. Located just a 90-minute drive southwest of the nation's capital, you'll find some amazingly technical single-track trails on the historic Brown's Island, nestled along the strikingly beautiful James River. This year's race is scheduled for Saturday, June 9, and it should once again be one of the most fun and challenging trail runs in the country. You'll be challenged with a steep vertical climb up the Manchester staircase, also known as "The Mayan Ruins," where you might find yourself crawling on all fours. You'll later be faced with another strenuous climb up the famous tower steps and across the pedestrian bridge where you'll then encounter tight dirt trails consisting of many, rolling hills through a lush forest. Your speed will be tested on quick cinder trails down the island and your agility challenged while cautiously maneuvering your footing from boulder to boulder to get across the James River. After a small climb and a short run across another pedestrian bridge, you'll approach a roaring crowd and festive atmosphere, encouraging an explosively fast finish into the chutes. The race starts in a wide-open field where you'll be lined up next to more than 600 of your closest friends. You'll soon be fighting them off as you jockey for position, as the course quickly funnels into narrow-single track trails along the river. Brace yourself for a very fast first half-mile and then enjoy the stunning scenery and history along a grueling, yet exhilarating XTERRA trail run adventure! The XTERRA Richmond Trail Runs are one of the most spectacular and largest events on the XTERRA trail run national tour. The 21K course serves as the XTERRA East Trail Run Championship and offers generous prizes. For the first time, the XTERRA Richmond Trail Run will offer free entries to the 2012 XTERRA Trail Run World Championship. And it's not just for the overall winners- each age-group winner, male and female, for the 21K race at Richmond will earn a free entry to the XTERRA Trail Run World Championship, which is scheduled for December 2 at Kualoa Ranch, Oahu, Hawaii. Along the Richmond course, you will find one of XTERRA's newest sponsors, PowerBar, offering free product samples. PowerBar field marketing associates will be available to assist runners with all of their nutrition needs as well as giving away product samples. After the race, make sure to take advantage of the wide array of word-class attractions in the local area. Sitting on the James River and formed by the Haxall Canal, Brown's Island is inundated with Civil War history. As part of the city's James River Park, it is a popular venue for a large number of free outdoor concerts and festivals during the spring and summer, such as the weekly Friday Cheers concert series or the James River Beer and Seafood Festival. If you're a Civil War buff, then you're likely familiar with how Richmond was the epicenter of the Civil War for the confederacy. Adjacent from Brown's Island and less than a 10-minute walk from the race finish line, you'll find the American Civil War Center, at Historic Tredegar, the nation's first museum to interpret the Civil War from Union, Confederate, and African American perspectives. Admission is $8 for adults and $4 for children. You can also catch an afternoon tour of the Cold Harbor or Malvern Hill battlefields. If you're looking for another adrenaline rush, make sure to check out Kings Dominion, an amusement park located in Doswell, Virginia, only 20 miles north of Richmond. Single day adult passes are $59.99 if purchased at the gates, or $49 if purchased online in advance. Kids single day pass are $37.99. Lastly, there's superb outdoor recreation located in Pocahontas State Park, only about 20 miles from downtown Richmond. The park is one of Virginia's more popular state parks. It offers a variety of outdoor activities, including biking, hiking, picnicking, swimming, camping, and family-friendly nature programs. If you're still in the area on Sunday, come back out to Brown's Island and cheer on your favorite off-road triathletes as they battle it out for the coveted title of 2012 XTERRA East Champion. You'll have the opportunity to witness first-hand some of the world's most prolific and exciting adventure sports athletes in action. Richard Burgunder is an XTERRA Trail Run Ambassador based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He is a three-time XTERRA Regional Champion, with the three titles coming in three different regions (New England, Ohio and Pocono). He is currently the top-ranked runner for the 30-34 age division in the 2012 XTERRA Pocono Series. He placed 12th overall at the 2009 XTERRA Richmond Trail Run 21K. He is also a representative for PowerBar. |
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The combination of cinnamon sticks and fresh mint give this easy pot roast a wonderfully deep and unexpected flavor. We suggest beef chuck roast, but brisket or bottom round also work excellently. Add extra veggies to the slow cooker if you like and serve over...
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This elegant, simple preparation for beef tenderloin is a classic. To serve a larger crowd, simply double the oil-herb rub and roast an entire beef tenderloin (3 1/2 to 4 lbs.), cut crosswise into two pieces. Use this same method to roast a whole pork loin, too.
This festive main course is rich and tasty on its own, but you can also pair it with Vegan Mushroom Gravy.
This delicious quiche-like pie is packed with a host of nutritious ingredients: black lentils, collard greens and sweet butternut squash. Home-cooked black lentils have a wonderfully firm texture, but you can also substitute drained canned lentils; you'll need one...
These delightful spuds bake up super-crispy thanks to a series of thin slices and clarifying the butter, so it can be heated to a higher temperature for roasting. Experiment with other herbs and spices, such as caraway seeds and sage.
There's nothing like a cup of icy cold gazpacho for a perfectly refreshing summer lunch on a blistering hot day. (Truthfully, we love gazpacho on lukewarm days too!) Flavorful tomatoes are key here--don't attempt this recipe with unripe tomatoes.
If you crave crispy, crackling turkey skin, this is the bird for you! A few simple techniques result in a juicy, rosemary-scented turkey with skin that's wonderfully caramelized.
Carrots, parsnips, kale and sweet potatoes combine with kidney beans, chickpeas and millet to make a hearty meal. Vary the vegetables, selecting your seasonal favorites for this flavorful garden medley.
Citrus-honey soaked pineapple cubes, strawberries and bananas covered with shredded coconut, dusted with chocolate and served frozen on a stick. What a spectacular treat on a hot summer evening and proof that some desserts are as tasty as they are good for you.
Sweet-tart pineapple adds a nice balance to a classic gazpacho. A garnish of macadamia nuts lends body and richness to this fresh, cooling soup.
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Where there's a celebration there's usually food. Help us celebrate the local origins of that food during March, proclaimed Michigan Food and Agriculture Month.
Did you snap a photo with Gov. Rick Snyder at Lansing Legislative Seminar? If so, you have until St. Patrick's Day to download the picture!
Michigan Farm Bureau's 2015 calendar photo contest celebrates Michigan's food. 12 photos and a grand prize winner will be chosen! Entries are due May 30.
What has Michigan Farm Bureau done for you lately? As we dive into 2014, we've created a short video highlighting some of our 2013 legislative accomplishments.
Michigan Farm Bureau's Agricultural Labor and Safety Services is pleased to offer the 2014 training series, Promoting a Safety and Health Management System for Agriculture.
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More than 300 young farmers from around the state gathered in Grand Rapids Feb. 28 through March 2 for Michigan Farm Bureau's (MFB) 2014 Young Farmer Leaders' Conference. Centered around the theme "Get Involved, Take a Stand," sessions included opportunities to increase professional development, such as estate planning, reducing farm safety risks, integrating ag technology, global trade and the 2014 elections.
Michigan Farm Bureau (MFB) represents, protects and enhances the interests of its members. That mission is illustrated by grass-roots involvement and member commitment to the agriculture industry. To ensure strong industry leaders for tomorrow, MFB is proud of its support for the Michigan FFA Association during its 86th State Convention.
Any farmer will tell you: there's really no let-up in an industry that operates by the unpredictable whims of nature and temperaments of lawmakers. Something always needs attention on the farm, and while a brutal winter keeps spring a distant fantasy, a contingent of Michigan farmers will head to the nation's capitol next week with a fistful of issues for legislators' agendas.
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Ever since it stepped into the earliest expanses of land cleared by 19th century lumbermen, agriculture in Michigan has seen unending change and evolution. Echoing national trends, farms here have consistently grown in size and shrunk in number. As early "general farming" became increasingly specialized, Michigan's unique variety of climates and soils have made possible endless experimentation that continues to this day, resulting in the second-most diverse agricultural sector in the nation; only California produces more different commodities than Michigan farms.
Following their Independence Day vacations this summer, the employees of Michigan Farm Bureau will return to their offices and cubicles at the company's headquarters to find a notable void. The second floor of the Farm Bureau Center in Delta Township will be quieter than normal and a little less warm—but any food on hand will hold out a little longer.
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'Unknown' attackers access databases of information on 36,000 people
Army officials have confirmed that cybercriminals obtained personal information of 36,000 people from multiple Army commands and visitors to the former Fort Monmouth base via a server hack.
The Army Communications-Electronics Command (CECOM) told The Asbury Park Press that the data breach "may have affected CECOM, C4ISR (Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance) and nongovernmental personnel as well as persons who may have visited Fort Monmouth."
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A CECOM spokesperson told the newspaper that, at the least, names and Social Security numbers were stolen, and that the databases also included birthplace, home addresses, and salary information.
In a Dec. 18 letter to victims whose data was exposed in the breach, CECOM commanding general Maj. Gen. Robert Ferrell said the hack was detected on Dec. 6 and that the breached databases were taken offline.
The databases included information from CECOM Software Engineering Center personnel files and from Fort Monmouth visitor logs, Ferrell said.
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11:00am Tuesday 28th January 2014 in News By Katriona Ormiston, Reporter covering West Oxford, Botley and the Vale of White Horse. Call me on (01865) 425426
A MUM whose premature baby was rushed into hospital just before Christmas has thanked the Oxford Children's Hospital for saving his life.
And now, to give something back, Hayley Munro, 29, of Brasenose Road, Didcot, has signed up for the OX5 Run to raise money for the Headington hospital.
Her son Matthew was born eight weeks early on August 9 last year and spent two weeks at the John Radcliffe Hospital.
At four months old, paramedics rushed Matthew into the Oxford Children's Hospital with breathing difficulties after he developed an infection.
Mrs Munro said: "I was petrified. I have never been in an ambulance before, so being in an ambulance with my baby was terrifying.
"I felt like I had just got him home and that was whipped out from underneath us.
"It is hard for a parent to say, but the reality is they saved his life. I don't know what would have happened if he wasn't in hospital.
"It is the most horrendous thing you can think of. You can't function or cry, or anything."
Mrs Munro, whose family also includes two-year-old daughter Elizabeth and husband James, 33, hopes to raise £200 for the hospital at the charity OX5 Run.
The five-mile event in the grounds of Blenheim Palace on Sunday, March 30, is the hospital's biggest annual fundraiser.
Mrs Munro added: "When I said I was going to do the OX5 Run my husband laughed at me because I can't even run a bath.
"But I said if I've given birth twice I'm sure I can manage this. I just couldn't be any more grateful. We have got our little family together now."
The OX5 Run, organised by the Oxford Mail and sponsored by Allen Associates, is now in its 12th year.
Last year it raised £90,000 to help fund new equipment for the hospital.
The run which starts at 10.30am costs £10 to enter and runners are asked to aim to raise a minimum of £100.
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Post-trip: Ecuador: The Andes & the Devil's Nose Train
Experience the Andean side of Ecuador, a region of snowcapped volcanoes, traditional cultures, and a dramatic rail route. From traditional markets in the countryside to Spanish colonial Cuenca, you'll meet the people who call this scenic region home. Join us to discover more of Ecuador's cultural and natural diversity.
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Day 1Overland to Riobamba
After the conclusion of our Ultimate Galápagos Exploration & Ecuador's Amazon Wilds adventure today, we depart Quito for Riobamba, traveling on the Pan-American Highway along the Avenue of the Volcanoes. Here we'll see rushing rivers descending from snowcapped Andes peaks to water the farm fields of the local people. This part of Ecuador is home to more people of pure Incan and pre-Incan descent than any other part of the country.
We stop along the way to discover the bustling indigenous markets for which this region is famous. Some specialize in traditional crafts like items made from wool and leather; others offer the local crops or flowers. All give us the chance to encounter local people and truly experience the culture and the landscape of this Andean region. We also visit a greenhouse where roses are cultivated just before stopping for an included lunch.
In the afternoon we arrive in Riobamba, a city whose pastel-colored buildings and cobbled streets linking elegant squares give it a colonial charm. The towering Chimborazo Volcano, Ecuador's highest mountain, is visible from the city on clear days. We enjoy dinner at our Riobamba hotel this evening.
Day 2Devil's Nose Train • Cuenca
This morning, we visit Cathedral Square, the central plaza in Riobamba. Then we take a ride on the Devil's Nose (Nariz del Diablo in Spanish) section of Ecuador's Trans-Andean Railway, where the tracks make switchbacks to work their way through steep mountain terrain. This section of the railway was a feat of engineering originally built to solve the problem of running trains from the high-altitude capital of Quito to Guayaquil on Ecuador's Pacific Coast. Over the years, other parts of the Trans-Andean Railroad have fallen into disuse, but the tracks along the steep Devil's Nose section continue to provide a thrilling ride.
Following the train ride, we travel by motorcoach to Cuenca. We'll have a boxed lunch en route. Dinner is included this evening.
Day 3Explore Cuenca
After breakfast at our hotel, we explore Cuenca, a city located 8,200 feet above sea level. Cuenca has been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site because of its well-preserved Spanish Colonial architecture. The skyline is dotted with church domes, and four rivers wind through the charming cityscape of gardens, cobblestone streets, and ironwork balconies. We'll explore the Abdon Calderon Park, a flower market, the New Cathedral (begun in 1885), and the Calle Larga—a historic street—in this bustling city of more than 500,000 people. We'll also take in the panoramic view of Cuenca from Turi Hill.
We'll enjoy an included lunch, and then visit an orchid farm. Cuenca is famous for its flowers and the farm we visit specializes in the cultivation, reproduction and sale of many kinds of orchids. Next we visit a workshop to see the hand-woven shawls called macanas being made. We return to our hotel afterwards; dinner is on your own this evening.
Day 4Visit Cajas National Park
After breakfast, we ride from Cuenca into the mountains to visit Cajas National Park (Parque Nacional Cajas). Here we experience the Andean páramo—a high-altitude environment of low-growing plants, the South American version of alpine tundra. Elevations in the park range from 10,170 feet to its high point, the top of the mountain named Cerro Arquitectos, at 14,600 feet. The park offers vistas of pristine mountain scenery including 270 glacially formed lakes and lagoons, and is home to birds and wildlife characteristic of the heights of the Andes.
We'll have lunch at a local restaurant and return to our hotel in Cuenca. Dinner is on your own this evening.
Day 5Cuenca • Visit Central Bank Museum • Fly to Quito
This morning, we'll stop at a factory where "Panama" hats are made by hand. Worn all over Latin America, these hats are a traditional product of Ecuador. Then we'll head for the Central Bank Museum complex, which includes collections from the pre-colonial Cañari and Inca cultures, an ethnographic museum of Ecuador's diverse cultures, and a museum featuring historic currency. We'll also walk through the Pumapungo Ruins, an archaeological excavation of the ancient Inca city of Tomebamba. After an included lunch at a local restaurant in Cuenca, we fly to Quito and check in to our hotel. Dinner is on your own this evening.
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Tue Mar 27, 2012 - 6:57pm
Faithless Looting is a card red has needed since Wheel was dragged out back and shot.
Please discuss this deck again next week and go into more depth on matchups, sideboarding, budget/non-budget alternatives for cards and general playstyle. I found this deck to be very interesting and I would like to see more of it, not some random other new deck.
Distress is a nice budget Thoughtseize replacement. I would play four copies of Thoughtseize if it wasn't so hard to acquire, but the current split of discard still plays very well.
Duress and Despise round out the deck's targeted discard. It's important that you fire off one of these before your opponent gets to turn three.
I wonder about maybe Raven's Crime in this deck. Is that a viable option, since it's playable from the graveyard?
I wonder about maybe Raven's Crime in this deck. Is that a viable option, since it's playable from the graveyard?
i was wondering the same thing, then i thought: land discard is bad cost for this deck, and it cannot target specific cards.
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String Quartet No.2 (Schulhoff, Erwin)
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Work Title | String Quartet No.2 |
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Composer | Schulhoff, Erwin |
Movements/Sections | 4 movements
Year/Date of Composition | 1925 |
First Publication | 1929 |
Dedication | ...à mes amis, le Quatuor Roth à Paris: Roth, Antal, Molnar et van Doorn |
Piece Style | Early 20th century |
Instrumentation | String quartet (2 violins, Viola, Cello) |
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The year 1925 is given in the article on Schulhoff in the New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians; it is not, however, specified if this is the year in which composition was completed, the year in which the premiere took place, the year of the first publication, et cetera.


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The way you put it, the wheel is actually going to turn the opposite way from where you want to turn. Someone back in my MSF class actually tried this at 20 mph. Leaning right, and FORCING his wheel left, instant high side. This is not what you do.
The push right, turn right is just that. By putting pressure on the inside handle bar, the gyroscopic forces of the front wheel will initiate the lean and turn. The more pressure you put, the harder your bike will lean. But if you pay close attention to your hands, as you push, the bars will push back, and your hands will move in the opposite direction you push.
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Explore the Sea Floor moves once more!
The Explore the Sea Floor exhibition has moved to Kettering Museum following a successful time at the Kew Bridge Steam Museum. There is plenty of display space at Kettering which has allowed extra specimens to travel with the exhibition this time. The exhibition will be on display from 7th March to 12th April. Click here for more information about Kettering museums.
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Explore the Sea Floor exhibition on the move!
The exhibition moved to the Kew Bridge Steam Museum in Brentford, Middlesex on the 7th January despite the high winds blowing the van about! The exhibition will be on display from 9th January to 2nd March 2008.
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Explore the Sea Floor was present at the Association for Science Education Conference in Liverpool at the beginning of January. The project was met with enthusiasm from teachers and it is hoped that many more schools will use the resources in their classrooms.


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Hometown: | Syracuse, NY |
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Enters her senior season ranked 10th all-time at Brown with 121 career points, ninth all-time with 97 career goals, and 16th all-time with 24 career assists … She is also fourth all-time at Brown with 98 career draw controls … 2013: Named First Team All-Ivy and Second Team IWLCA Northeast All-Region … Started all 15 games … Finished as the team's leading scorer with 49 points (37g, 12a), which ranks 10th all-time at Brown for points in a season … Her 37 goals rank sixth all-time at Brown for goals in a season, tying the mark she set as a freshman in 2011 … Was fourth in the Ivy League with three game-winning goals … Ranked sixth in the Ivy League and 68th in the nation with 2.4 goals per game … Ranked eighth in the Ivy League with 3.20 points per game and 10th in the Ivy League with 0.80 assists per game … Was also second on the team with 51 draw controls, second all-time at Brown … Ranked 37th in the nation with 3.4 draw controls per game … Scored at least one goal in all 15 games and had 11 multi-goal outings, scoring a season-high five goals in the 11-10 triple overtime win over Columbia … Also scored four goals against both George Mason and Princeton … Recorded hat tricks against Southern California, St. Mary's, Harvard and Yale … Earned a career-high seven points and a career-high three assists against the Patriots … Had at least one draw control in every single game, winning a season-high six against both Columbia and Holy Cross, while matching her career-high, and five against Boston College … 2012: Started all 14 games … Finished second on the team in both points (29) and goals (23) … Tallied at least one point in 13 of Brown's 14 games and scored at least one goal in 12 of 14 games … Had nine multi-point games and seven multi-goal games … Scored a season-high for goals and points (4) in win over Quinnipiac … Netted the game-winning goal at Manhattan … Had a season-high three ground balls at Columbia … Earned a season-high three draw controls against both Ohio State and Yale … 2011: Named Second Team All-Ivy at the conclusion of the season, one of just three rookies in the Ivy League to earn All-Ivy honors … Started all 15 games and finished the year ranked second on the team with 43 points and first on the team with 37 goals, 6th all-time at Brown and a Brown record for goals in a season by a freshman … Her 43 points is also second-highest point total for a Brown rookie and was the highest since 1982 … Was third on the team with 26 draw controls, including a career-high six against St. Mary's … Also added 15 ground balls and six caused turnovers … Ranked fifth in the Ivy League in goals per game (2.47) and eighth in the League in points per game (2.87) … Scored at least one goal in 13 of 15 games, including 10 multiple-goal games … Scored a career-high six goals against both Quinnipiac and St. Mary's … Had five against Sacred Heart and four goals and two assists against #3 Duke … Before Brown: A three-year starter for the lacrosse team at West Genesee, Hudgins helped to lead West Genesee to a NY State Championship in 2008 and three Section Championships (2008, 2009, 2010) … Team captain as a senior … An All-American in 2010, Hudgins earned Honorable Mention All-American honors in 2009 … Named First Team All-League in 2009, after earning Second Team All-League honors in 2008 … Named to the All-Central New York Team in 2009 and Central New York Player of the Year in 2010 … An Under Armor All-American in 2010, Hudgins had the assist on the game-winning goal as the North Team defeated the South Team, 17-16 … Member of National Honor Society, Class Senate, and High Honor Roll student at West Genesee … Personal: The daughter of Nelson and Debbie Hudgins, Bre has two brothers, Marcus and Nelson, and one sister, Marissa … Concentrating in Psychology.
Hudgins' Career Highs
Goals: 6, 2x, last vs. St. Mary's (4/19/11)
Assists: 3, at George Mason (2/22/13)
Points: 7, at George Mason (2/22/13)
Shots: 11, vs. St. Mary's (4/19/11)
Ground Balls: 5, vs. Penn (4/23/11)
Caused Turnovers: 3, vs. Sacred Heart (4/14/12)
Draw Controls: 6, 3x, last vs. Holy Cross (3/12/13)
Hudgins' Career Stats | |||||||||
2011 | 15 | 37 | 6 | 43 | 79 | 15 | 6 | 26 | 26 |
2012 | 14 | 23 | 6 | 29 | 53 | 16 | 8 | 29 | 21 |
2013 | 15 | 37 | 12 | 49 | 74 | 13 | 3 | 29 | 51 |
Off the field with Bre
Why I chose Brown...The freedom, the team, the coaches, the education & opportunities it provided
Favorite Brown tradition...The rumor you can't walk over the Pembroke emblem on the stairs or you'll get pregnant!
People who have had the greatest influence on my athletic career...My parents and high school lacrosse coaches
Superpower I would want (why)...Invisibility! So I could play jokes on people
Favorite Food(s)...Broccoli and cheddar soup & mac n' cheese from Panera Bread
Pre-game ritual...Dancing
What I wouldn't do for a million dollars...Eat a live spider
My life's theme song...I just Wanna Dance with Somebody – Whitney Houston
Favorite movie from this past year...The Town
TV show I want to be on...The Wizards of Waverly Place
Favorite book...Entire Harry Potter series
Favorite character in literature...Ron Weasley
My first job was...In a lemonade stand at my state fair
Place I want to travel...Anywhere tropical
Favorite Olympic sport...Curling
Pet Peeve...Dirty ears
Where I would spend $1,000...The mall…. easily
My dream car...A Lamborghini
Favorite pair of shoes...Urban outfitters heels
Person in history (past or present) I would most like to meet...MLK


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I wanted to backup all of wd0. This consists of /, /usr, and /var.
xymix (someone on IRC) told me about these two methods:
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With over 50 Country Shows held each year in South Australia, there is no reason why you shouldn't and couldn't attend "an experience of country life" in your area...
:: 2013 Young Judge Championship & Australasian Rural Ambassador Results - New Zealand
Australasian Rural Ambassador
Sam Neumann - Third
Young Judge Championship
Dairy Paraders: Caitlin Liebich - Second
Beef Cattle: Jake Phillips - First
Merino Sheep - John Dalla - First
Patrick Keast Shield:
1st New Zealand - 19 points - 2 firsts & 2 seconds
Equal 2nd: SA & WA - each 17 points - 2 firsts, 1 second & 1 third
:: December 2013 Newsletter
Click here to download the December 2013 edition of the SA Country Shows Newsletter.
This edition contains all the results, reports, updates and photos from the 2013 Royal Adelaide Show State Final competition, Next Generation group report and Rural Ambassador information.
Please note that to enable the size of this newsletter adequate to download the images contained have been saved in low resolution. If you would like a high resolution copy of any of the images please contact the Secretary.
:: 2013 Sponsor Thank you page
As advised in the December 2013 newsletter, attached for download is the sponsor thank you page for your individual show book
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:: 2013 Rural Ambassador is announced
Winner: Courtney Ramsey
Runner Up: Edward Scott
Runner Up: Chelsea Dahlenberg
:: 2014 Young Rural and Regional Journalist Professional Development Award
The Young Rural and Regional Journalist Professional Development Award is an initiative of the Royal Agricultural & Horticultural Education Foundation of SA and Rural Media South Australia (RMSA) and proudly supported by Stock Journal, ABC Rural, Channel Seven and The Advertiser.
Entries Close 30th April 2014
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:: 2012 Rural Ambassador to develop new ideas for shows
South Australia's 2012 Rural Ambassador Lachy Mickan aims to work with the Maitland Show community to bring back some of the Country Show favourites, while enticing more young people to become actively involved in the South Australian Country Shows.
Lachy was named the South Australian Rural Ambassador at the Royal Adelaide Show on Tuesday 11th September.
Runner up prizes were awarded to Samantha Newmann (Central Association) and Michael Siviour (Eyre Peninsula Association).
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:: Mentoring Award for Country Journalists
An intiative designed to foster excellence in regional journalism has been announced by the Royal Agricultural & Horticultural Society (RA&HS) & Rural Media South Australia (RMSA).
The Award, jointly funded by the RA&HS and RMSA and supported by media mentor partners the Stock Journal, Channel Seven, ABC Rural and The Advertiser, encourages greater reporting on SA Country Shows and aims to elevate the importance of regional communities and rural issues for all South Australians.
The winner will be mentored while compiling stories about locals competing at the Royal Adelaide Show for publication/broadcast by their regional media employer. They will receive $1,000 to cover expenses and a tailored two-day educational program during the 2013 Royal Adelaide Show.
The Award is open to print, radio and television journalists under 30 who live in a regional area and work within the media in country South Australia. Entries open on 1st August (the start of the 2012/13 SA Country Show season) and close on 30th April 2013.
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:: Motivated Mundulla local girl wins Young Rural Ambassador Award
Creative and forward thinking McKeely Maney from Mundulla Show, representing South East & Border Shows Association, has been announced the 2012 Young Rural Ambassador Award state winner.
The 18 year-old was among eight South Australian regional finalists contending for the title at the SA Country Shows 2012 Symposium Dinner in Adelaide on Friday 6th July.
Runner up was awarded to Kimberley Hoepner of Maitland Show, representing Yorke Peninsula Shows Association.
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:: 2012 Symposium rewarding for Shows
The 2012 SA Country Shows Symposium was held at the Adelaide Showground on Friday 6th July and attended by approximately 60 country show representatives from across the seven South Australian show associations. The 2012 Young Rural Ambassador Award state final was also held during the Symposium which concluded with a celebration dinner attended by close to 100 guests at the Morphettville Junction.
:: Information for Country Shows - Pigeon Paramyxovirus
Please click here to view Biosecurity SA's advice on the exhibition of birds.
:: SA Country Shows now on Facebook!
SA Country Shows has now established a facebook page to share news, photos and information from around our SA shows. "Like" our page and help us promote country shows in South Australia.
The page can be accessed via the link www.facebook.com/sacountryshows or by typing "SA Country Shows" into your facebook search.
:: Show Memorabilia
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Cisco Systems has invested in Control4 and intends to use Control4's home automation software in large deals with utilities and cities.
The deal, announced today, calls for Cisco to sell Control4 products, such as its home energy management dashboard, under the Cisco brand and to create closer ties between the two companies' products. Cisco invested an undisclosed amount but was the lead investor in a recent round of private funding in Salt Lake City-based Control4.
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Musicians and poets with disabilities come together as a coalition named Krip-Hop Nation, for a Bay Area Mini-Concert and to honor the late Blind Joe Capers.
The concert will feature a mixture of music from Punk, Hip-Hop, Jazz, Spoken Word to Rock. A panel of speakers will explain Krip-Hop and talk about why Krip-Hop Nation is important. Musicians and poets will tell their stories about dealing with the entertainment industry underground and living in the community as an artist. A sneak preview of an upcoming documentary about the late Joe Capers aka Blind Joe who worked with Oakland CA Hip-Hop artists like MC Hammer, Tony Tone Toni and more, along with a multi-media presentation with audio interviews and a slide show of over one hundred pictures of Krip-Hop artists from around the world will round out the program.
This event is about more than music. It will be an arena for advocacy, education, building cultural activism through artistic expression and coming together.
The Main Library is wheelchair accessible. To request other accommodations, call 415-557-4557 or contact firstname.lastname@example.com. Requesting accommodations at least 72 hours in advance will help ensure availability.
Upcoming Events
- The Lovelle Mixon Story
- Saturday, March 22, 2014Main Library, Koret Auditorium
Current Exhibits
- The Black Woman is God
- Through Thursday, May 15, 2014Main Library, African American Center