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Grant Gibbs, please save one Christmas card for Mark Few.
The Creighton forward was given an early present last week when the NCAA granted him a sixth year of eligibility. It was a mild upset. The NCAA is as unpredictable as ever these days and hasn't had a history of handing out sixth seasons.
According to Creighton Athletic Director Bruce Rasmussen, the key to making it happen was Few, the Gonzaga coach.
Gibbs spent the first two years of his NCAA clock at Gonzaga, but sat out the first year with a shoulder injury. Then a knee injury the second year kept him mostly on the sidelines. He then transferred to Creighton, and had surgery that took him out of year three, when he would have had to sit out as a transfer, anyway.
In applying for the sixth year, CU hired former NCAA staffer Rick Evrard, from an Overland Park, Kan., law firm, as a consultant. Evrard told Creighton officials they had to show the NCAA that Gibbs would have had to sit out the third year even if he had stayed at Gonzaga.
"Evrard told us that unless Few would also say that Grant would have missed his third year at Gonzaga with the injuries, that we had no chance," Rasmussen said.
After being asked by Creighton coach Greg McDermott for his help, Few told the NCAA exactly that. As Rasmussen said, "(Few) didn't want Grant to leave Gonzaga. But he was willing to do this in the name of helping the student-athlete."
That says a lot about Few. Now, maybe Creighton should hit him up for a future series.
Then again, that could be pushing its luck.
>> Because Gibbs came back, Doug McDermott is now the most celebrated walk-on in the country. His father needed his scholarship and was willing to pay for Doug's senior year.
But it's not free. Creighton does allow for free tuition for employees' children, but only if that employee has worked at CU for five years. Mac's entering his fourth season up on the hill, so he's got a bill for what Rasmussen says is "over $40,000."
Rasmussen has a good point, though. Because of Doug's potential, "It may just be a loan."
>> A lot of people in Nebraska predicted Alex Gordon would wear an All-Star uniform. Nobody predicted it would happen the way it did. But it has to be more satisfying for Gordon that he's done it the hard way, in a new position in the field and in the lineup, knocking down fences and critics. This is the player he and his fans always knew was there. Gotta be pretty darn satisfying.
>> OK, so I went to the Home Run Derby last week at TD Ameritrade. And let me tell you: It's not the fences. Not the park. Not the direction of home plate. Not the baseball seams. It's those ever-loving, ever-radioactive, wired-for-distance bats.
The college kids in that derby faced batting practice pitches. But when they connected, they were launching July 3 rockets into the bleachers and on occasion over the bleachers and into the concession stands. You want our old CWS back? Get the NCAA and Division I baseball coaches to turn back the dial on the aluminum bottle rockets.
>> I've covered more than a dozen major golf tournaments. And the scene at Omaha Country Club this week looks and feels like a major. Men my age aren't supposed to use the word "awesome," but it's, well, awesome.
>> Here's a little Senior Open advice. Wear white. Drink water. Be patient getting there; this is a shuttle event.
And be on the alert during practice rounds Tuesday and Wednesday for senior golfers with big hearts. Most of the players won't sign things while they're practicing but usually oblige afterwards.
However, there was a cool scene on Monday. After Hale Irwin hit his tee shot on the first hole, he was looking around the gallery around the tee box. He spotted a little girl with a camera. Irwin walked straight across the tee box toward her, handed the camera to her dad and posed for a photo with the girl.
A lot of these guys are grandpas. Which means they're suckers for kids.
>> I've been a Wimbledon watcher since Arthur Ashe beat Jimmy Connors in 1975. There were some duds along the way, but this year wasn't one of them. Andy Murray's historic win was as great a theater as you'll see in sports.
>> When did the summer become college football's silly season? I used to feel fresh in August, chomping at the bit for the season. This year, I may be worn out. We'll have already played the season.
Lists of the top stadiums. Rankings of the top defensive players. Best games, worst games. Week-by-week predictions. Recruiting stories. Recruiting rankings. Rankings of recruiting stories. Predictions of recruiting rankings.
The Birmingham News came out with a list of the top 10 "Twitter states" in college football. Two professors at Emory University did a study on which state had the most tweets about college football. Alabama was No. 1. Nebraska was No. 8, behind Idaho.
There are some people who need a vacation, starting with two professors at Emory.
Meanwhile, Sports Illustrated came out with a list of the top 10 coaches and the worst five coaches in college football. Will we get an updated version in October?
Nebraska coach Bo Pelini didn't make either list. He's lumped in with SI's "others."
Iowa coach Kirk Ferentz was listed as one of the five worst. I don't think I agree. I know Coach Kirk is in a slump, but I could probably find many more than five coaches not as competent as Ferentz.
Then again, it's July. Right now, I'm more interested in who's going to finish top 10 at the Senior Open.
>> One more and I'm outta here: Troy Martin's Caddie Am on Sunday raised more than $20,000 for two amazing young women. It was a terrific day at the Players Club. There are some caddies who can play some golf. And there are some who are scratch players at the 19th hole. I wish them luck negotiating the hills of Nebraska this week.


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February 29, 2012 UCF Medical School
In the 1950's a group of dreamers looked out at a giant pasture near Orlando and imagined what could be. Those visionaries built Walt Disney World. Their dream changed Orlando for the better. Forever.
Ten years ago, another group of dreamers looked out at a similar piece of land and imagined the possibilities. They envisioned a new kind of home for hospitals, universities, research institutes and life science companies a place where medical breakthroughs were made steps away from moms and dads raising their families.
They dreamed of a live, work, play campus that gives our residents and visitors access to some of the best health care professionals in the world. And, they imagined an economic engine that would pump billions into our local economy and create quality, high-paying jobs for generations to come. Today, we are standing on that once-vacant land. We are looking at a dream that has been realized. Good Morning, everyone.
Welcome to the Medical City at Lake Nona.
Members of our City Council, neighborhood Leaders, faithful members of the clergy, owners of businesses, small and large, representatives of our valued charities and non profits, all of our other elected officials and, of course, the residents of Orlando.
I want to thank you, once again, for the opportunity to report to you on the state of our City. This is the first time we've taken the State of the City "on the road." We are here today for one, simple reason: Because just like Disney a half century before, the Medical City is going to change Orlando for the better. Forever. ---
The first step in turning the Medical City dream into reality was securing the University Of Central Florida College Of Medicine. More than 200 students are enrolled in the medical school and the campus has expanded to include the Burnett School of Biomedical Sciences, a medical library and other UCF health sciences programs. The campus was augmented with the addition of the MD Anderson Cancer Research Institute, bringing a world-class cancer center to the residents of Central Florida. Our region has no better partner than the University of Central Florida. That is a credit to UCF President John Hitt, who this year celebrates 20 years as the leader of our hometown university. Please join me in saying thank-you to Doctor Hitt for all he has done for our City.
The second piece of the Medical City fell into place when the Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute, one of the leading research institutions in the nation, selected this Lake Nona site for its new east coast home. The facility will employ over 300 scientists dedicated to finding cures for disease and improving quality of life.
This summer, the University of Florida Academic and Research Center will open its doors, which includes UF's College of Pharmacy and Institutes on Aging and Therapeutic Innovation. The facility will allow UF scientists to work with researchers from the Sanford Burnham on diabetes, aging, genetics and cancer research.
Also later this year, the Nemours Children's Hospital and Outpatient Clinic will open. Nemours will bring comprehensive children's healthcare and research capabilities to the forefront of the emerging health and science sector of Central Florida.
The last major tenant of the Medical City is the VA Medical Center. It's the first VA hospital built in the United States since 1995. The 665 million dollar hospital will increase access to health care for 400 thousand Central Florida veterans and includes the national headquarters for the VA's simulation training program. With more women serving in the military than ever before, the new center will also feature a specialized Woman's Care Clinic.
Once all these facilities are open, the Medical City will create more than 30,000 jobs and have a 10-year economic impact of nearly 8 billion dollars. This one-of-a-kind cluster of clinics, classrooms and laboratories will revolutionize America's healthcare landscape and our local economy.
But, the Medical City's impact doesn't stop at the end of the workday. We can't forget about the other side of the Medical City, the high-tech residential neighborhoods and schools that will be home to doctors and scientists and their families. Already being built, are the first of many homes that feature energy efficient technologies that dramatically reduce power bills. These homes also have electric vehicle charging stations and internet access that is among the fastest on earth. Nearby, Valencia College, American's best community college, will open its new southeast campus, right next to Lake Nona High School in 2012.
The Road Map for a Better Future As important as the Medical City is to our future, the way it was created might be even more important. The seeds for the Medical City were sewn when we lost out on the Scripps Institute to south Florida in the early part of the last decade.
Realizing that we would not be able to compete for the companies and jobs of the future unless we redefined the way our entire region worked together, this community committed itself to a level of cooperation never before seen in Central Florida. In fostering the partnership necessary to create the Medical City, we didn't just build a one-time project.
We also created a road map for how to get big, important things done and how to overcome the challenges that confront our community. The partnership strategy that fueled the Medical City was the foundation of our effort to secure SunRail, Central Florida's first commuter rail system. Our community worked relentlessly to advance SunRail as the critical first step in the effort to reduce traffic congestion, give our residents alternatives to their cars and create tens of thousands of quality jobs.
Just 27 months from now, Central Floridians will be able to board a train that connects our communities in the City of Orlando, Volusia, Seminole, Orange and Osceola counties. SunRail is expected to generate 250-thousand jobs and an 8 billion dollar economic impact over the next 30 years.
Our model for partnership also paved the way for the Creation of the Amway Center, the Doctor Phillips Center for the Performing Arts and the ongoing revitalization of our Downtown The Amway Center celebrated its first anniversary a few months ago. With the leadership of Commissioner Lynum, the associated Blueprint program is still putting residents to work. Around the corner, construction is in full swing on the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts, which is set to open in 2014. We also remain committed to finding a way to refurbish the Citrus Bowl.
Just a few days ago, the eyes of the world focused on Orlando for the NBA All Star Game. The game gave us the chance to showcase our City and our Downtown. It also gave us a glimpse of the power of our community venues… and what the future could look like as we expand our brand as a premier destination for arts, entertainment and sports.
Our newfound culture of collaboration helped us weather the worst recession since the great depression and position Orlando as one of a handful of American cities primed to recover faster and stronger than anyone else.
Knowing small businesses are critical to creating jobs, we partnered with our neighborhood businesses to launch our Main Street program. Our Main Street Districts are responsible for 278 new businesses… and more than 15-hundred new jobs. I know Commissioner Stuart is proud to have a district that's home three of those Main Streets.
We also took bold steps as a government to reduce regulation and red tape at City hall. We cut the City's transportation impact fees for small businesses looking to re-activate dormant property. In return, those businesses made an investment in our City of more than 5 million dollars and created more than 500 jobs in only one year. Knowing that the best way to create good jobs for our residents is to grow them ourselves we continued to invest in entrepreneurship through our businesses incubators.
We also worked with our partners at the county and state level to retain companies and attract new ones. Amcor Rigid Plastics, Signature Flight Support, Planet Hollywood, Row Sham Bow and Publix have new or expanded homes in Orlando, creating hundreds of jobs.
Some critics use inflammatory terms like "corporate welfare" to attack any program that uses tax incentives to support local businesses. To them I would say - you are mistaken. We're not giving businesses a hand-out. We are giving them a hand up. These incentives don't kick in, until a company proves they created the jobs they promised. And, the investments we're making to create a business-friendly atmosphere are paying off. This year alone, national publications ranked Orlando as the least expensive city in America to open a business. The most business-friendly city in the United States. The third best city in the country for finding an IT job. One of a handful of cities poised to be America's next "Boom Towns."
We are proud to be laying a foundation for our businesses to chart their own individual courses for success.
A road map for collaboration isn't the Medical City's only legacy. We are replicating the "clustering" approach being used here, to the technology industry. Our aim is to bring high-tech companies together on the 68-acre site of the old Amway Arena.
When the Amway Arena is imploded, we will begin transforming the site into a live, work, play campus that's home to companies in cutting edge industries like digital media and modeling and simulation. The Creative Village will be another economic engine for our City. One that creates more than 5-thousand, quality jobs.
When we talk about partnership we can't forget that collaboration is also at the heart of our work to strengthen neighborhoods. Orlando is fortunate to have so many diverse, distinct neighborhoods. That's why we've engaged in City-wide vision planning, which gives residents and small businesses new opportunities to determine how their neighborhoods grow and prosper. These sessions helped us add 14 miles of sidewalks over the last four years and repair another 7 miles of sidewalks.
We worked with neighborhood leaders to create a maintenance strategy to resurface 15 miles of neighborhood streets and repair 13-hundred feet of curb and gutter. The sessions helped us prevent accidents and reduce speeding in 15 different neighborhoods through the installation of new traffic calming devices. Through the leadership of Commissioner Ings, neighborhood leaders also helped secure a desperately-needed supermarket and a new police sub-station for the west side of Orlando.
Along Semoran Boulevard, Commissioner Ortiz has worked with residents and businesses to rejuvenate the entire corridor, making it safer for pedestrians and giving one of our City's gateways a new identity. Our focus on neighborhoods also helped put plans in place to extend our free Lymmo bus service east to Thornton Park and West to Parramore, right in time for residents to use Lymmo to connect with SunRail.
The passion our residents have for their City and their neighborhoods also helped bring back the iconic Lake Eola Fountain, bigger and better than ever. Isn't that right Commissioner Sheehan?
In Orlando, we love our neighborhoods. One of the great pleasures of being Mayor is the opportunity to work alongside our residents as we build the strongest, most engaged neighborhoods anywhere in America.
We've talked a lot today about the significance of partnership. But, there is another "Piece of the puzzle" that's just as critical when it comes to making our City the best place anywhere to live, work and raise a family. Strong, efficient, City government.
First and foremost, good government means keeping our City safe. Orlando now has more police officers and firefighters per thousand residents than any major city in Florida. At the same time, we've reduced our workforce everywhere else. In the last few years, we've engineered the most dramatic reduction in crime in City history.
We've also made huge strides in combating domestic violence, preventing crime at apartment complexes and increasing neighborhood watches. One area of concern where crime is up slightly is property crime and burglaries. Law enforcement experts often describe these as low priority crimes. But, you try telling that to a family whose house has been broken into. We will not tolerate crime anywhere in our City, violent or non violent. That's why we are putting new resources into the fight against property crime.
We've formed specialized patrol units to focus on stopping burglaries. We've also added property crime detectives, to make sure that we send burglars to jail. Technology continues to be critically important to the safety of our City as we expand our IRIS camera program. Chief Rooney will tell you that one IRIS camera is like having three extra police officers; at a fraction of the cost. The cameras not only prevent crime, they also greatly increase the odds of an arrest and successful prosecution when a crime is caught on camera.
While we love technology, nothing can replace our hard-working police officers, who serve our community in ways that go far beyond what they do in uniform. A great example is Operation Positive Direction, where police volunteer their spare time as mentors to kids. I want to read part of a thank-you letter from Droody Pierre, a student at Jones High, about her experience as a member of the City's Dragon Boat team with members of OPD.
Droody writes,
Paddles up, all boats hold. Go!!
This was the last thing I heard before taking off with a force of ten teens and eleven swat team members. We reached and stretched; pulled and counted. For that moment we weren't just "teens from the neighborhood." We were a force to be reckoned with. We not only created a team but a long lasting bond and family; something I know we will truly never forget.
Some of the OPD volunteers are here today. Please join me in recognizing them for their hard work.
Not to be outdone, Orlando's firefighters are getting out of those big red trucks and spending time in neighborhoods as well. They call it the Blitz Program, where firefighters pound the pavement to provide home safety inspections, install smoke detectors and even give CPR training. Just a few days ago, I had the chance to join them. I must say our City has no better ambassadors than our firefighters. Please join me in saluting them for all that they do. I should also mention that our Fire Department has maintained its ISO 1 rating. That means they continue to be one of the top 60 fire departments in America out of more than 50-thousand departments. This year, our Fire Department took on the responsibility of transporting patients. In doing so, we have been able to increase the continuity of care we give to victims, while keeping our fire department fully staffed.
Good government also means being as careful with a dollar as the families in our City. We take great pride in the fact that our City government is in the best financial shape of any major city in Florida. Orlando residents pay the lowest tax rate of any major city in Florida. Our City government has fought tax increases, while other Florida cities have raised their tax rates in response to the negative effects of the recession.
We've reduced the size of our government and dramatically cut costs with the only new spending going toward police and fire protection. Our City government has balanced its budget without draining reserves. In fact, since 2005 we've added to our savings by 30 percent while other governments around Florida have reduced their strategic reserves.
Orlando is the only major city government in Florida that has funded all of its retirement benefits. And, Fitch Ratings gave us a Triple-A bond rating this year. That means our City has better credit than the federal government. Our strong financial health is the product of tough, but necessary decisions by this City Council. Please, join me in recognizing our City commissioners for their hard work and fiscal discipline. Commissioners, in order to live within our means we've had to make some hard choices during these tough times.
For example, we reduced mowing and watering cycles and cut back on hours at some community centers. We've had to find innovative ways to save money, like partnering with Google to provide email for our City workforce at a cost savings of a quarter of a million dollars a year. Of course, we don't like to see grass a little higher than it should be or community centers closing a few hours early. But, you know what?
Because that grass is a little higher, we've been able to keep our taxes lower! I am proud that our government has been able to live within its means without placing any additional burden on our residents. The good news is because of our fiscal prudence; once again, we can announce there won't be any tax increases in the year ahead, so we can keep money in the pockets of our residents as the economy recovers.
Lastly, good government means providing the services people depend on every day. I want our residents to be proud that they live in a City that delivers these core services better than anyone else. Every three weeks, every street in our City gets cleaned. That's more often than any other city in Florida.
By filling potholes in 24 hours or less, we also boast the fastest response time in the state. Our flood plain management program entitles our residents to a 20 percent discount on their flood insurance. Our bike lanes and green space are second to none. In fact, 60-thousand people played sports in our parks last year. Another important aspect of our City services is helping people get around safely and efficiently. Our new Downtown Intelligent Transportation System will provide real time parking information for drivers.
We are also expanding the ITS program city-wide, which includes a mechanism that coordinates the movement of emergency vehicles with traffic lights. That means accident victims will get to the hospital faster and safer. We are also proud that our City services include programs that help our kids succeed.
The Parramore Kidz Zone is entering its 6th year. Thanks to PKZ, juvenile arrests in that neighborhood have been reduced by nearly 80 percent. The City also provides a safe haven for more than two thousand middle school students each year through its After School All Stars program. Nearly 90 percent of the kids in After School All Stars have improved their reading and math scores. In two years, these young people have logged more than 7-thousand hours of community service.
These programs are more than child care or mentoring. They keep money in the pockets of moms and dads by allowing them to keep a job or take extra shifts at work.
There's an old saying that "Success has a thousand fathers." It's not meant as a compliment. It means everyone is quick to take credit when something good happens, even if they didn't have much to do with it. Here in Orlando we are turning that adage on its head. In our City, we want success to have a thousand fathers and mothers, too. In fact, our future depends on us working across party lines, geographic boundaries, and even ideological differences.
Our future depends on us sharing the responsibility and the credit. As I look out at this room today, I see so many people who are doing just that. I see the team from Fifth Third Bank who led the effort to send more than 1,000 homeless kids to summer camp.
I see representatives from Florida Hospital and Orlando Health. Both of our hospital partners are expanding their campuses to connect to SunRail and creating true north and south gateways to Downtown Orlando.
There's our partners at the Edyth Bush Charitable Foundation who have given out 25 grants totaling more than a million dollars to support the Medical City. I see our hometown utility, OUC, that's helping residents keep money in their pockets by fostering the development of more energy efficient homes here in Lake Nona.
I see our partners from Goodwill, who have launched a program in partnership with our Blueprint Employment Office to provide free interview apparel and other services for job applicants. We have local businesses HHCP and Parsons Brinkerhoff, who both moved their Central Florida headquarters to Downtown Orlando recently.
I see our elected leaders and partners from our economic development, civic and transportation sectors: The Metro Orlando EDC, The Central Florida Partnership, MetroPlan Orlando, LYNX and Visit Orlando.
Finally, I see the dedicated, hard working members of our City family. Every year, City staff engages in a workplace giving campaign. This year, our employees broke all records for charitable giving at City Hall.
There are so many more partners that I want to recognize. Unfortunately, if we saluted all of our deserving partners, we'd be here until the medical school class graduates. Just know that each of you here today, and everyone who calls Orlando home, are partners in our journey to make our City the best place anywhere to live, work and raise a family.
Because of all of you, we can proudly declare that the state of Orlando remains strong! Because of you, our City has never been more full of promise and possibility than it is right now! 2012 is going to belong to the Medical City.
If we continue to work together, there is no doubt the next decade will belong to Orlando!
Thank you.
God Bless America.
God Bless the City of Orlando

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Trading place for antique maps. Special are the cartographers database and the datbase with Dutch atlases.
Map showing the borders of Bohemia, Moravia, Silesia and Slovakia, which made up Czechoslavakia in 1918 and was part of Austria before that.
De eerste gedrukte wandkaarten van Rijnland, Delfland en Schieland
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HIC LEONES Archive: Historical Maps (Countries, Cities), Coats of Arms, and Flags (1880-1898)
Constantly growing database of detailed historical maps (countries, cities), coats of arms, and flags from the time period 1880-1898 (originals taken from dictionaries and geographical lexica).
Historic maps of the Netherlands and its various regions.
Historical Iceland Map / Söguleg Íslandskort | Íslandskort.is
All antique maps of Iceland (older than 1900) that are in the collection of the National and University Library of Iceland have been converted to a digital format and are accessible here.
Maps of pre-independance India.
Hungarian Village Finder and Gazetteer for the Kingdom of Hungary
More than 30,000 place names for villages, settlements, towns, and cities in the former Kingdom of Hungary.
High quality 19th century mapping of Europe. Providing genealogists, geographers, scholars and libraries with instant access to an unrivalled collection of 19th and early 20th Century mapping.
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From the Netherlands. Bibliography of all Dutch atlases up to 1880 which could be traced.
Site containing historic maps of Denmark. The three included are 1842-1899, 1900-1960 & 1983-1997.
If you are searching for a place name in France, or Algeria, Philippe RAMONA will do a lookup for you in this book: Dictionnaire des Communes de la France, de l'Algòrie et des autres colonies Franôaises (Paris 1866).
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text: Unwanted Horse Coalition's Operation Gelding castrates 208 stallions in 2012The Unwanted Horse Coalition's Operation Gelding program finishes 2012 with a total of 208 stallions castrated just this year. Almost 600 stallions have been castrated since the first Operation Gelding clinic in September 2010. The program, which was first launched in late August 2010, is able to continue aiding in the castration of stallions thanks to the support and seed money provided by the American Association of Equine Practitioners Foundation, Pfizer, and the UHC. Operation Gelding is designed to offer funding assistance to organizations, associations, and events that wish to conduct a public gelding clinic under the name and guidelines of Operation Gelding. An organization that has completed an Operation Gelding clinic will receive funding of $50 per horse, $1,000 maximum, to aid in the costs associated with the clinic. In 2012 alone, Operation Gelding aided in the castration of stallions from 14 different states: Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Texas, and Wisconsin. The Maryland Fund for Horses held their first castration clinic with the help of the UHC's Operation Gelding program. Victoria Carson, president of MFFH says, "Maryland Fund for Horses' first gelding clinic was a big success. We received amazing support from local veterinarians and volunteers, and the forms and financial help from the UHC were invaluable. I think the most satisfying outcome was that every horse owner who participated reported that their horses were much better off as a result of being gelded. That's really what it's all about." The UHC had the opportunity to work with Lacey Jo Edge and her mother, Kaye Garrison, on their third Operation Gelding clinic. They were able to castrate 12 horses at their clinic in Pilot Point, Texas. "Lacey is just so passionate about the unwanted horse. She's seen so many horses starved and abused go through the rescues in our area. Operation Gelding gives her an avenue to help horses in need," said Kaye Garrison. Lacey Jo Edge tells the UHC, "I have tried to make a difference in the number of unwanted horses by organizing Operation Gelding clinics in my area of North Texas. In the past three years, my friends and I have assisted in gelding 50 stallions with the help of funding from the Unwanted Horse Coalition. Owners have brought in colts as young as 4 months to stallions from rescues as old as 13 years, all varying breeds." Ande Miller and Hope in the Valley Horse Rescue also held their third Operation Gelding clinic. In three clinics, they have been able to geld 46 stallions. "Thanks to the UHC for giving us the opportunity to put on this much needed clinic. We have over 40 horses here currently and I have to turn horses away about every day, and it just breaks my heart to have to say no. Thanks again for giving us the chance to make a difference. I really appreciate everything you do for us," said Miller. Changing Leads Horse Rescue and Abby White were able to hold their first Operation Gelding clinic in Kansas City, Mo., in October. White reminds us that even a small clinic can make a difference, "Our clinic went very well. We gelded three horses. I wish we would've had more, but a few is better than none!" Under the guidance of Amanda Wilson, Oklahoma State University put on two clinics this fall, one being supported by Operation Gelding. Wilson says, "Our clinic went great! We also held a second clinic to help all the stallions and horse owners we might have missed the first time around." Dr. Jennifer Trippany from Willow Run Veterinary services held her second Operation Gelding clinic in Rockford, Mich., this fall. "We filled 12 spots within 2 weeks of advertising the clinic. There is certainly a need for these clinics in this area and all around thecountry. Thank you to the UHC for the support," says Dr. Trippany. Operation Gelding currently has funding available for organizations that would like to host their own Operation Gelding clinic. For more information on how to host your own clinic, contact Ericka Caslin, UHC Director, at firstname.lastname@example.com or 202-296-4031. Date: 2/18/2013


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Once inside the wrought-iron gates that surround the stately mansion, guests step gingerly past the home's cemetery, with tombstones featuring witty epitaphs to the dearly departed.
Summoned to the front entrance, guests enter the foyer and then an octagonal gallery that stretches…and stretches -- or does it? Paintings on the wall grow longer, but the floor and ceiling never seem to move. Other portraits morph into ghastly images, including a dapperly dressed gentleman that transforms into a decrepit corpse.
Guests board doom buggies for their ghost-guided tour of the mansion. Sound and lighting effects create the mood as the darkened, eggshell-shaped vehicles glide silently through the cobwebbed library, conservatory, hallways, ballroom, attic and graveyards. Guests even ride through Madame Leota's séance, a collection of flying objects choreographed by a disembodied spirit trapped inside a crystal ball.
Synchronized speakers inside each doom buggy allow a narrator to explain the supernatural scenes to riders.
Thanks to a little Disney magic, ghostly apparitions seem to appear out of thin air to dance and sing in certain rooms. An eager, "hitchhiking" ghost even appears inside each doom buggy at the end of the ride to follow guests home.
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The five singing busts in the graveyard scene warble the attraction's theme song, "Grim Grinning Ghosts." Though sometimes mistaken for Walt Disney, the face on the bust farthest to the left actually belongs to Thurl Ravenscroft, the song's soloist. Ravenscroft is known to millions of fans as the voice of Tony the Tiger, the mascot of Kellogg's Frosted Flakes cereal.
The witty epitaphs on the tombstones at the attraction's entrance pay tribute to the designers, developers and artists who originally created The Haunted Mansion. One of the newest tombstones honors the late Walt Disney Imagineer Leota Thomas (her maiden name was Toombs). Periodically, Leota's tombstone can be spotted slowly opening and closing the eyes on its sculpted head.
Rest in peace, brother Huet. We all know you didn't do it.
R.I.P., good friend Gordon. Now you've crossed the river Jordan.
Master Gracey laid to rest. No mourning, please, at his request. Farewell.
At peaceful rest, he's brother Claude. Planted here beneath this sod.
Here lies good ol' Fred. A great big rock fell on his head.
Here rests Lawful R. Bender. He rode to glory on a fender.
Dear departed brother Dave, He chased a bear into a cave.
Here lies a man named Martin. The lights went out on this old Spartan.
Dear sweet Leota, beloved by all. In regions beyond now, but having a ball.
Madame Leota also graces the crystal ball in the attraction's séance scene. Leota Thomas provided the face for the crystal ball, and voice artist Eleanor Audley provided the voice. Audley is also famous as the voice of the evil Maleficent in Disney's classic animated feature "Sleeping Beauty."
In addition to its home in the Liberty Square area at Walt Disney World Resort, The Haunted Mansion is featured at Disneyland Resort (in New Orleans Square), Tokyo Disneyland (in Fantasyland) and Disneyland Paris (known as Phantom Manor and located in Frontierland). It is the only Disney attraction to be featured in four different park "lands" worldwide.
Ghosts aren't the only ones hiding in The Haunted Mansion. There are several "Hidden Mickeys" to be found as well. The ballroom scene features one of the most famous -- a plate and a pair of saucers on the dining table form Mickey's familiar silhouette.
Legendary voice artist Paul Frees -- known to many as Boris Badenov from "The Bullwinkle Show" -- is the attraction's narrator, or "ghost host."
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posted a message on @rencol, thanks for the information. Your explanation makes sense but it doesn't really helps to promote more players to play HC. More players participation would results in more drops equal increased chance for more great items. It's a win win for all players when there are more players getting drops. Hence it would lower the price for items if there are more great items available.Posted in: Hardcore Discussion
posted a message on At level 60, we want more detailed information. Casual players have 1-2 hours at most per day to sit and play the game. We don't want to waste that time trying to figure out the game. We want to play. We play to relax and have fun. It's not fun to have to search and browse forums to learn what's the most efficient build someone else has found. This game is all about stats. How about providing stats that are useful for players to make decision on their own? Give us the options to hide or show the stats in the area of offensive, defensive and healing. We need the actual damage per hit, actual damage reduction, and actual heals per hit from the active and passive abilities. Why not have different modes to show stats? Basic like what the game is currently and advanced with all the detailed stats. Stop hiding stats that can help us players make decision when trying to come up with builds.Posted in: Diablo III General Discussion
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Please update your in-game tooltip to better aid players in trying out different builds. The tooltip isn't good enough for us to determine that the abilities is good enough for what we want to do.
For example, the monk Fist of Thunder "...deals 110% weapon damage and every third hits deal damage to all enemies in front of you...". It's missing some detailed like heals from the hit if I have "Life on Hit" and "Life Steal".
For simple math, let's say I have a base weapon damage of 100-200 with all the offensive stats combined. For heals, I have 1% Life Steal and 10 Life on Hit. The useful tooltip will read "...deals 110-220 weapon damage...Each hit heals you for 11-13 life...". Is that so hard? Could be if your tooltip system is static.
Can we get test dummies with stats collection tool for damage, heals, damage taken, and most damage done?
I feel much better now. There's a good chance I won't buy the expansion if the in-game help doesn't provide useful information for casual players like myself to be efficient at the game without have to search blogs and forums. -
posted a message on The high prices on the hardcore AH is really a deterrence to new players. I'm a casual player and I can barely make the gold needed to even get starter items for inferno act 1. I had to use flip tactics to make the gold required to buy the items for inferno. Guys please lets not be too greedy. Help your fellow players by lowering the prices is a good start to promoting more participants.Posted in: Hardcore Discussion
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posted a message on Thanks for the information guys. I appreciate you guys taking the time to response. On the sampling size as the factor that may skew my observation. I would like to know how many of you are experiencing similar drop stats? Also I think the weight of the roll is leaning toward "trash" more than "usable". Have anyone of you ever had a session where you had rare iLvl61+ items dropped where 50% of it were actually usable?Posted in: Theorycrafting and Analysis
All I'm saying is Blizzard seems to tell us about everything being random chance but it's really not that random. It's a rigged random system. The dice are weighted to give you more trash items.
Let's use iLvl63 as an example. First we have a random chance depending on which inferno act is to get an item at lLvl63. Then you have random chance to get 4-6 affixes. Then you have random chance to get the affixes to be within a certain range. I get all that. The stats for the affixes are what I have a problem with. The usability of an item is determine by the stats. More often we get an item for the affixes we liked but the stats are trash.
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posted a message on This is from my own observation with 200+ hrs of farming in Inferno act 2 and data read from this forum.Posted in: Theorycrafting and Analysis
It seems that of all the rare drops we get for iLvl61 to iLvl63, only a small number of the items are usable in inferno. I don't exactly have a count but it seems less than 5% of the items are usable. This bring me to conclude that the RNG in D3 is a rigged system where Blizzard only allowed a small number of usable items for the end game. If it were true RNG then the ratio for "usable vs trash" would be close to even.
Note: Usable is an item that someone would use in any of the Act in inferno. Trash is an item someone would just vendor or salvage.
Is this old info? If not, can someone help me backup this claim? Is this how the drop system works?
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Pothole repairs on the West Shore Expressway, heading toward the Staten Island Expressway, are causing delays for motorists on the borough this morning. Cars on the West Shore Expressway are being directed into one lane near the Victory Boulevard exit to accommodate the road crews. One motorist stuck in the jam reported the backup stretching... Full story »
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. - A free workshop on retirement savings will be held on three dates next month in the Hilton Garden Inn, Bloomfield. "America's Retirement Crisis and Seven Strategies to Help Avoid It" will touch on preserving assets, outliving your money, distributing assets out of retirement accounts in the most tax efficient manner, constructing portfolios and retaining financial independence.... Full story »
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Police are searching for an armed bandit who allegedly held up a Subway sandwich shop yesterday in New Springville. The suspect, a black male, about 5 feet 10 inches tall and with a bandanna covering part of his face, entered the shop at 2409 Richmond Ave. around 8:30 a.m., said Detective Joseph Cavitolo a police spokesman.... Full story »
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — His alleged flight from a drunken-driving car wreck in Travis thwarted, a South Beach man spilled out his grief to police. "I know. I know. My life is ruined," court records quote Peter Perlongo, 29, as saying. "I was driving and I ran." His mea culpa notwithstanding, Perlongo tussled with arresting officers and it took five... Full story »
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Arnold Schwarzenegger's governorship could be the most important in California history, the one that unlocks the stranglehold of liberal interest groups on the governance of the Golden State and revives the fundamental principle of self-government. In the case of California, that requires major surgery, not two aspirin. In his inaugural address, Governor Schwarzenegger spoke to the point of wanting to "blow up the boxes." Let us help him light some fuses.
In the current dispute over the budget it is easy to overlook what is at stake: the principle of self-government. Entangled in the budget debate, the current proposals for local government reform are not only inadequate—they actually aggravate the problem. Without such principles we will lose all direction and be unable to distinguish between compromises over tactics and trivia, and compromises over principles.
Let us first acknowledge the fundamental role of local governments in revitalizing the California dream. If Americans can't govern themselves locally, how can they govern themselves on the state or federal level? If self-government is gone, so is our entire way of life.
Responsible local self-government cannot occur unless citizens have the authority to permit cities and counties to tax themselves. Then local governments have authority, responsibility, and accountability. Those who elect them—often from their neighbors—can determine whether the monies collected are spent wisely or foolishly. Those who tax should also be those who spend. And the voters who pay the taxes should have the ability to vote out those local officials who fail them. As the governor knows, California's present financial arrangements have undermined this common-sense notion of responsibility.
In 1978, Californians wisely limited local governments in raising the property tax by passing Proposition 13. An unfortunate, unintended consequence of the measure was the deterioration of local governments' responsibility. A premium was put on their ability to lobby Sacramento for their property tax funds—and as you well know the increase of power there has done nothing to increase Sacramento's accountability. Far from it. The whole state gradually went out of kilter. But the proposed remedy for Californians' drastic actions, Proposition 65, the ill-named "Local Taxpayers and Public Safety Protection Act" does not bring us back to self-government.
For one, Proposition 65 does not get to the heart of the problem—the lack of accountability. For 25 years, the lure of sales tax revenues set local government against local government, in the pursuit of revenue-raising businesses. Again, the local priorities became distorted. Redevelopment agencies flourished under such temptations, which too often prove to be fanciful condemnation of supposedly "blighted" areas. They wielded arbitrary power in local communities and invited corruption by virtually seizing private property for alleged public benefit. A lack of local authority has begotten not just irresponsibility but injustice, as some see homes and businesses gone, to please a majority on the local redevelopment agency.
A further injustice is that Proposition 65 aggravates the problems of unfairness and unaccountability. Under current law, it would return Orange County only 7% of the property taxes received from it. (By comparison, Los Angeles County gets 21%, San Francisco 64%.) While many parts of southern California should be outraged by this bullying, no community should be satisfied with such meager returns.
What has been missing in this debate, and from public action for many years, is a respect for property rights—not the rights of the wealthy but the rights of everyone to acquire and retain the wealth of their labors, whatever their occupation. Sacramento's concern has instead been to expand government programs and reward its favorites. In doing so it has distorted the housing market, increased regulation, and driven out businesses. If Sacramento had instead respected individuals' rights to their property and labor, they would have protected the homeowner (and the would-be homeowner), the entrepreneur, and all others who are raising their families, and many more would now be enjoying the California dream.
Any system of reforming the place of local government should keep in mind these concerns—local accountability and respect for property rights. They form the heart of self-government. At the end of a great action movie, the great treasure of the Ark is buried in a pile of boxes in a government warehouse. That Ark is self-government. The boxes are the barriers and programs Sacramento has created over the years. Let's blow up those bureaucratic boxes and retrieve self-government.


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