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Bobcat - Alex Hering
Alex's Thoughts on Texas State
Why Texas State
Plain and simple — It felt like home! The very first time I came from El Paso to visit the campus, I knew immediately that I could call San Marcos home. Volunteers from the
Office of Undergraduate Admissions
and the Visitors Center took me to see the
University Star
newsroom and the
studio, both Texas State student-run media groups. I was able to meet students I still look up to and professors and advisors I talk to every day. It felt great to be treated like an individual who mattered, and that hasn't changed — even two years later.
Why Mass Communication
I loved writing in high school but I felt a turning point when I attended the Dow Jones Urban Journalism Workshop the summer before my senior year. There I wrote about the death of Pamela Valencia, a local 17-year-old who died driving back from a desert party in 2005. It is still one of the most emotional stories I have written.
Career Goals
After graduation I would like to take as many positions as I can at larger newspapers on or near the East Coast. I've been able to explore Washington, D.C., at my current internship with Scripps Howard Foundation, and I am convinced this is where American journalism began and surely won't fade away soon. I would also like to write and design for a news magazine and then become an editor. After retirement — whenever that is — I want to get another degree and teach an upper-level journalism course and possibly work at a radio station on the weekends.
How My Major Will Help Me Reach My Goals
Without the
School of Journalism and Mass Communication
and all of my professors and advisors I would be nowhere. They helped me find an internship at the Laredo Morning Times that I previously only dreamed of. Without them I wouldn't have the zeal to apply for nearly as many scholarships as I did. They really inspired me and made me want to be a more rounded person, a harder worker and a more meticulous reporter.
Favorite Professor
Print Sequence Coordinator
Kym Fox
has definitely made an impression on me. She always has her door open for students. She has abandoned the "9 to 5" mentality and it's a relief to know that she will always answer my e-mail or phone call if she isn't in her office. Fox is definitely here for her students.
Best Studying Advice
Never procrastinate! I tend to give myself "mini deadlines," sections to complete by certain dates. It works like a charm!
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Hearst Scholarship
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Bess Whitehead Scott Scholarship from the Writers League of Texas
What I Like Most About Texas State
I like the dedicated staff and faculty at Texas State most. I have never known so many people to be so committed to my best interests.
What I Tell Future Texas State Students
There is no way you can go wrong with Texas State University. Professors are so easy to talk to and always want to help. At Texas State you are never just a number; you are an individual. As for location, you can't get better than San Marcos. We have every sport available and the resources to send you off to do the most adventurous outdoors sports too! If you want to get a fantastic education AND have a great time doing it, there is no comparison.
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Fun Facts: Graduated Univ. of Wisconsin with 262 career points ... Is the Badgers all-time leader in goals (143), game-winning goals (30), power-play goals (37), and short-handed goals (8) ... Recorded a career-high 73 points (53-20) in 23 games as a high-school senior at Choate Rosemary Hall in 2006-07 and was named the Founders League MVP ... Hobbies include playing tennis, mountain biking, and skiing
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Yes that is Corey Peters #91 the Defensive Tackle of the Atlanta Falcons who is stiff arming Byron Bell #77 after an interception, doing his best Alfonso Smith imitation. Corey and Alfonso are just 2 of the five players in this movie who really have had a journey through their NFL careers. In the movie Late Rounders you will learn quite a bit about the process for both Players and an Agent.
Bits: Nabokov talks to "start soon"; around the NHL, more problems at BU #isles in videos.
Read this now. Then take a shower. Amazing article from Sports Illustrated, written by a former sports agent. It details the lengths that he and other agents went to in order to sign players. He also names names. Players from most Pac-10 teams, including Arizona great Rob Waldrop.
If there is some sort of documentation through Facebook that Hawkins misrepresented himself to Green, that is different. That is proof that Green didn't know what he was doing -- beyond, of course, the original issue of selling the jersey in the first place. If there were ever an extenuating circumstance, you would think that would meet the definition. In that case, the NCAA should consider reducing Green's suspension to the two games he will miss.
C&F acknowledges that maybe I wasn't wrong, clueless, and trying to change the subject, after all. Go 'Dawgs!What is the appropriate punishment for the Georgia Bulldogs' A.J. Green for selling his Independence Bowl jersey to an agent? Vote in the Dawg Sports poll!
The NCAA has suspended the Georgia Bulldogs' A.J. Green for four games for the sale of a jersey. While some punishment was warranted, such a lengthy suspension was irresponsible overkill.
Rumors are flying around Georgia Bulldogs star receiver A.J. Green regarding the infamous South Beach party on Memorial Day weekend. Dawg Sports cuts through the innuendo and confirms with a relative of Green's that A.J. was at a family function that weekend.
@dawgsports well I just know the truth...it's uncalled for...he's done nothin wrong and they make up a bold face lie. TMZ?! Haha!!
Michael Moore sums it up nicely. Go 'Dawgs!Hahaha this talk bout AJ is hilarious..that country boy ain't never been to Miami!!! You can put those rumors to rest...
Michael Moore has A.J. Green's back. Go 'Dawgs!Great... RR and CC will meet with his agent. Were screwed. Man, Nellie likes pushing players out of town.
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Whether it be an antique clock, a novelty clock, or an alarm clock, the tick-tocking sound can mark the good times in your marital relationship. Share your first anniversary ideas with other readers.
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With the Games kicking off on Friday, you'd think construction would be somewhere near complete. But many hotels still have unfinished rooms, no running water and sometimes, sketchy wall fixtures. Here's a look at just a few of the interesting photos journalists are tweeting out (all were taken between Feb. 3-5). -
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It only took three inches of snow to send the U.S. deep south into a tailspin. People abandoned their cars in the middle of highways, while others sought shelter in churches and stores. We've compared their little storm to what Canadians deal with on a daily basis. The results are just amazing.
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Eliza Kretzmann is the executive director of the Railyard Park Stewards, a new organization dedicated to the caretaking of the Railyard Park and encouraging broad community use and stewardship of the park.
Inmate No. 44521 doesn't want to be Mark Reyes anymore. The 35-year-old prisoner at Penitentiary of New Mexico has filed a petition to change his name to Monica Meshica Wolf Tenocha, which he says better represents his identity as an Aztec high Satanic priest and an individual coping with gender dysphoria.
An accolade darling on the underground circuit—he received Best Feature at the Underground Film Festival in both New York and Chicago—Jon Moritsugu creates films that in mainstream circles are called "offensive," "perverse," "low-budget" and just plain "weird." Moritsugu and his wife/collaborator, Amy Davis, traded in the cloud cover of the Pacific Northwest for Santa Fe's adobe and arroyos to film Moritsugu's newest work.
Larry Hinz is the senior vice president of business development for Laureate Education, Inc. He has been one of the principal architects of a proposal for Laureate to lease College of Santa Fe facilities in order to continue arts-based higher education in Santa Fe. The Santa Fe City Council is scheduled to vote on Wednesday, July 29 on whether or not to purchase the college land and lease to Laureate.
State Sen. Phil Griego, D-Los Alamos, has a big résumé. It includes stints in former US Sen. Pete Domenici's, R-NM, office, as Santa Fe's mayor pro tem and, less illustriously, as a habitual drunk driver. After getting caught, he helped pass New Mexico's ignition interlock law. Now the 60-year-old real estate agent is among the more credible voices on how to deal with DWI—a vital concern, after the June 28 crash on Old Las Vegas Highway that killed four teenagers. Griego says he no longer drinks.
Ted Wiard knows grief. He's suffered through the worst and emerged with a commitment to help others survive loss through grief counseling and through the Golden Willow Retreat he founded in Taos. The Monday morning after the June 28 crash that left four teens dead, Wiard helped Santa Fe Preparatory and Monte del Sol schools with one of the most emotionally challenging weeks in the community's history.
Judy Goldberg is the executive director of the Youth Media Project, a program in Santa Fe high schools that teaches students about radio production. It airs at 7 pm every other Wednesday on KSFR 101.1 FM. Goldberg's own radio show, Back Roads Radio, airs on KSFR at 1 pm every Sunday.
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Yoshida-Sanso Ryokan Bed & Breakfast Kyoto Japan
Nestled in the peace and quiet of Mt. Yoshida, Yoshida-Sanso was originally built by master craftsmen to serve as the second residence of Prince Higashi-Fushimi, the uncle of the current Japanese emperor, Akihito. An elegant blend of East and West, the architecture reflects the refined and sophisticated taste embraced by forward-looking members of the Imperial Family during the early Showa era.
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The New York Mets are closing out the month of August with matchups against some of Major League Baseball's top teams. With this Local Deal, catch any of five games against the Braves, Tigers or rival Phillies for up to 55% off.
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The Effect of Spinal Flexion in the Lateral Decubitus Position on the Unilaterality During Spinal Anesthesia
This study has been completed.
Seoul National University Hospital
Information provided by (Responsible Party):
Jin-Tae Kim, Seoul National University Hospital
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: March 18, 2011
Last updated: May 26, 2012
Last verified: May 2012
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For unilateral spinal block, spinal local anesthetics should take effect on the spinal nerves of one side. With full flexion of the spine, the cauda equina becomes tightened and hangs in the middle of the subarachnoid space. This study was performed to assess if flexion of the vertebral column facilitates unilateral spinal anesthesia.
Condition | Intervention |
Spinal Anesthesia |
Other: lateral decubitus position with full spinal flexion Other: lateral decubitus position without spinal flexion |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment Masking: Single Blind (Outcomes Assessor) Primary Purpose: Supportive Care |
Resource links provided by NLM:
Further study details as provided by Seoul National University Hospital:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Time for the complete regression of pinprick spinal analgesia on the nondependent legs [ Time Frame: Sensory and motor blockade were evaluated within 3 hour of intrathecal injection ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Enrollment: | 32 |
Study Start Date: | March 2011 |
Study Completion Date: | October 2011 |
Primary Completion Date: | October 2011 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Intervention Details:
Other: lateral decubitus position with full spinal flexion
The patients maintained the lateral decubitus position with the hips and back fully flexed for 15 minutes.
Other: lateral decubitus position without spinal flexion
the patients are allowed to straighten their flexed hips and back to obtain the normal lordotic curvature of spinal column
Ages Eligible for Study: | 20 Years to 45 Years |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Male |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- ASA physical status Ⅰ-Ⅱ, scheduled for elective knee arthroscopy under spinal anesthesia
Exclusion Criteria:
- Hemodynamically unstable patients
- Lumbar disease
- patients with back pain
Contacts and Locations
More Information
No publications provided
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on March 13, 2014
No publications provided
Responsible Party: | Jin-Tae Kim, assistant professor, Seoul National University Hospital |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT01321684 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | H-1006-100-322 |
Study First Received: | March 18, 2011 |
Last Updated: | May 26, 2012 |
Health Authority: | Korea: Food and Drug Administration |
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on March 13, 2014


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We're thrilled to announce that we joined Microsoft as their launch partner for the PowerPoint app store at this week's Sharepoint 2014 conference in Vegas. Today, users can get the Poll Everywhere app for PowerPoint through the Office Store, which is accessible on Office.com and directly within the ribbon menu of Office 2013 SP1.
Poll Everywhere was featured as the Apps for PowerPoint Hero (check out our glamor shot on the Apps homepage!) and we were used as part of a bunch of the sessions and speeches there, including the Developer Keynote.
Our very own Poll Eveywhere App will still allow you to seamlessly integrate your polls into your PowerPoint deck. But for users who are on Office 365 and PowerPoint 2013, check us out in the Office for Apps Store and have a ball with the cool themed buttons. Make sure you install SP1 for Office 2013 so that you can install the app from the store in PowerPoint.
As with our own app, Office 365 customers can expect the following benefits from the Poll Everywhere app for PowerPoint:
- Seamless creation of polls. Customers can create their own multiple choice, open response, and true/false polls without ever leaving PowerPoint. This seamless integration saves time and effort.
- Live results and visuals. Voting results will update automatically within PowerPoint slides in the form of bar charts, column charts, text walls, or other compelling visualizations that can be customized.
- Engaging audience participation. As always, there is absolutely no hardware purchase necessary with Poll Everywhere. Audience members can participate from their mobile phones through the web or SMS text messaging.
And for reflection, here are some deep thoughts our Chief Technology Officer Brad shared with the media…
"Poll Everywhere has fundamentally changed the nature of presentations for millions of people, transforming speech into truly engaged conversations," said CTO Brad Gessler. "Many of our customers, from professional speakers to college professors, already use PowerPoint as their primary presentation tool, so building an app was a huge opportunity for us to reach them in a new, immersive way. We're thrilled the Office 365 developer platform is now making it even easier for PowerPoint decks to come alive with the energy of audience engagement."
And some equally engaging words from the Office Store's product manager Dene…
"We couldn't be more inspired by the contextual solution Poll Everywhere has built for PowerPoint and we can't wait to see how our Office customers will leverage it," said Dene Cleaver, product marketing manager for the Office Store at Microsoft Corp. "They're a prime example of the excitement we're already seeing around our new PowerPoint API enhancements. This is the beginning of limitless possibilities."
Happy Polling in PowerPoint!


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With a stay at Red Lion Hotel on the River - Jantzen Beach in Portland (North Portland), you'll be minutes from Jantzen Beach Center and close to Portland International Raceway.
This eco-friendly hotel is within close proximity of Interstate Bridge and Portland Metropolitan Exposition Center.
Make yourself at home in one of the 320 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed. 32-inch LCD televisions with premium TV channels provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected. Bathrooms feature shower/tub combinations, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers.
Don't miss out on the many recreational opportunities, including a nightclub, a spa tub, and an outdoor tennis court. Additional features include complimentary wireless Internet access, gift shops/newsstands, and wedding services.
Grab a bite to eat at the hotel's restaurant, which features a bar, or stay in and take advantage of room service (during limited hours). Relax with a refreshing drink at one of the 2 bars/lounges. Cooked-to-order breakfasts are available daily for a fee.
Featured amenities include a business center, audiovisual equipment, and express check-out. Event facilities at this hotel consist of conference/meeting rooms, small meeting rooms, and a ballroom. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary (available on request).
Hotel Amenities
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This riverfront hotel is 8 miles from Portland International Airport, and a complimentry airport shuttle service is available on request. A boat dock is on-site, and the hotel has a seasonal outdoor pool and spa tub, a 24-hour fitness center, and 2 tennis courts. Jantzen Beach Bar & Grill serves Northwest cuisine for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, while JB's Night Club offers live music and DJ sets on Friday and Saturday nights.
Red Lion Hotel on the River - Jantzen Beach has over 36,000 square feet of meeting and event space that includes 2 river-view ballrooms, 1 accommodating 2,500 guests, with audiovisual equipment and event catering available. A business center provides high-speed Internet access, printing, faxing, and copying (surcharges apply). Complimentary wireless Internet access is available throughout the hotel.
The hotel is entirely smoke-free.
- Nightclub
- Swimming pool - outdoor seasonal
- Spa tub
- Concierge desk
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Coffee shop or café
- Restaurant
- Room service (limited hours)
- Airport transportation (complimentary)
- Free parking
- Exhibit space
- Business center
- Multiple small meeting rooms
- Banquet facilities
- Multiple large conference rooms
- Event catering
- Ballroom(s)
- Audiovisual equipment
- Porter/bellhop
- Express check-out
- Security guard
- 24-hour front desk
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Multilingual staff
- ATM/banking
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Laundry facilities
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Patio
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Elevator/lift
- Number of floors - 4
- Tennis on site
- Number of bars/lounges 2
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Wedding services
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Total number of rooms - 320
- Free self parking
- Free guest parking during stay
- Year Built 1970
- Meeting facilities size (feet) - 36000
- Outdoor tennis court
- Smoke-free property (fines apply)
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Free Wi-Fi
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
- Parking
Free parking, Free guest parking during stay, Free self parking
- Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Premium bedding
- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Air conditioning
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Voice mail
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Wake-up calls
- Complimentary toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Electronic/magnetic keys
- Pillowtop mattress
- Iron/ironing board
- Window opens
- Clock radio
- Desk
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Free Wi-Fi
- Dining
Jantzen Beach Bar & Grill - Offering panoramic views of the Columbia River, this fine-dining restaurant serves Northwest cuisine, including steaks and seafood. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner with seasonal patio dining available.
Espresso Lobby Bar - A casual lobby coffee shop serving breakfast and lunch. An adjacent deli counter provides takeout items and coffee drinks.
JB's Nightclub & Lounge - Open Friday and Saturday nights is the place to enjoy dancing live and recorded music. Offers a view of the Columbia River. Serves beers and wines.
- Entertainment
Open Friday and Saturday nights JB's Night club is the place to enjoy live music from local entertainers and recorded music from the DJ.
- Recreation
Guests enjoy a 75-foot seasonal outdoor pool and a year-round outdoor spa tub. The hotel also offers two tennis courts and a fitness room with free weights, three treadmills, three stationary bikes, a stair machine, and strength-training equipment.
The riverfront hotel has an on-site boat dock, and fishing, Jet Skiing, canoeing, and sailing are available along the river. Nearby golf courses include Heron Lakes, with 36 holes, the 18-hole course at Eastmoreland, and the 18-hole Broadmoor Golf Course; all are within 11 miles of the hotel. An ice-skating rink (surcharge) is located at the Lloyd Center shopping mall, seven miles away.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Golf - driving range nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Rowing or canoeing nearby
- Motor boating nearby
- Running track/path nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Bird watching nearby
- Fishing nearby
- Ecotours nearby
- Personal motorized watercraft nearby
- Dock on site
- Swimming on site
- Boat cruises nearby
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible path of travel
- Braille or raised signage
- Accessible parking
Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, Discover, JCB International, MasterCard, Visa
- Pets
Pets allowed
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Fees
- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Airport shuttle fee: USD 10.00 per person (one way)
- Pet fee: USD 15 per room, per stay
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 15 per night
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Additional Details
Children 17 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
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Posted By Kevin R. Johnson, Oct 6, 2010
The UC Davis School of Law yesterday hosted what may well be the only debate between the two candidates for California Attorney General, Republican Steve Cooley , the District Attorney for Los Angeles County, and Democrat Kamala Harris , District Attorney of San Francisco. I was pleased to attend and to meet both of the candidates. In a tight race, the debate was an opportunity for each candidate to shine. Both Cooley and Harris were well-prepared and dignified, and the debate lacked the high drama and fireworks that some had predicted. Cooley looked the part of a grizzled career prosecutor from the 1950s and his responses to questions had a no-nonsense quality. Part of a new generation of prosecutors, Harris, also an experienced career prosecutor, appeared poised, forceful, and tough throughout. Each of the candidates focused on what they apparently believed were their strengths. Steve Cooley emphasized his support for the death penalty and that he had the backing of all 47 of the state's law enforcement organizations. Denying that the death penalty (which she opposes but would enforce as the law as Attorney General) was the one and only issue facing the Attorney General's office, Kamala Harris focused on her innovative, non-status quo approaches to issues of recidivism, environmental justice, high tech crime, prisons, etc. with innovation in her view necessary to fix the "broken" criminal justice system. Between the answers to the specific questions posed by journalists from the L.A. Times , Sacramento Bee , and San Francisco Chronicle , both candidates had very different views on the appropriate role of the California Attorney General. Kamala Harris emphasized that the Attorney General is an elected official who must exercise independent judgment as the state's leading law enforcement officer, including which initiatives to defend in court. The Attorney General, she said, must be a leader, not a follower. Steve Cooley understands the Attorney General as the lawyer for the public, which is the "client" (especially when it comes to Propositions that are not "patently unconstitutional"). In some respects, Cooley's conception of the Attorney General's role as the lawyer for the client might be problematic. Recall that U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzalez (as well as others in the U.S. Attorney General's office during President George W. Bush's administration) viewed the office as simply the "lawyer" for "the client," the President, and made some judgments in the so-called "war on terror" that have been much-criticized. Cooley's decision to pick-and-choose the ballot propositions about which he would take a position provoked many questions. He repeated his opposition to Proposition 19, which would de-criminalize the possession of marijuana for personal use. However, Cooley refused to take a position -- a refusal that Kamala Harris mentioned repeatedly -- on Proposition 23, an initiative that would allow the slowing of the implementation of certain environmental protections until the economy improves. He stated that he would only take a public position on an initiative to be voted on by the people, when it involves "public safety," which he has decades of experience in as a career prosecutor. Some might – and Kamala Harris did -- say that the environmental concerns implicated by Proposition 23 are in fact a "public safety issue." For obvious reasons, immigration will not be as big an issue in the California Attorney General's race as it is in the California gubernatorial race between Jerry Brown and Meg Whitman. Nonetheless, immigration did come up in the debate yesterday. Steve Cooley does not support the "concept of the Arizona law" known as SB 1070. Offering hope that the upcoming court decisions might offer guidance to the states, he did not go into detail explaining his opposition but used the question as an opportunity to rail on "sanctuary cities" like Harris's San Francisco. Harris emphatically stated her opposition to SB 1070 and emphasized that immigration regulation was the job of the federal government. She challenged Cooley to say whether he supported the "anti-immigrant" Proposition 187, a 1994 measure championed by Cooley supporter former California Governor Pete Wilson. Cooley did not take the bait. Harris emphasized that she opposes any policy that shields criminals from being brought to justice, whatever their immigration status. Over the hour long debate, the candidates also sparred over Proposition 8 and gay marriage, possible challenges to health care reform, and other issues. One of the shortest colloquies occurred when Cooley was asked if he would take his pension from Los Angeles as well as a $150,000 salary as Attorney General. He replied with an emphatic "yes," stating that the salary was much too low (even though an annual salary of this amount would probably not seem low to many Californians, especially in these difficult economic times). Cross-posted from ImmigrationProf Blog. For a summary of all the news coverage, and to see streaming video of yesterday's debate, please see this web news story on the Law School website.
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Debbie Bray of Chesterfield, Mo., watches as her children Jordan (left) and Haley play with Shelby, a Sheltie that was found with an arrow sticking out of her abdomen. | AP
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A dog found wandering in the St. Louis area with an arrow sticking from her abdomen has a new home, thanks to the generosity of star Sox pitcher Mark Buehrle. Buehrle, who lives in St. Charles, Mo., volunteered to pay the veterinary bills of Shelby, the stricken Sheltie, after media reports of the pooch's plight. The bill was almost $3,000. The Brays got the nod from Hope Animal Rescues of Alton, where Jackie Spiker said those reviewing the applications felt drawn to the fact that the Brays always had adopted from shelters and "understand the importance of rescues." Spiker invited the Brays to visit Shelby last weekend to see how the family and dog interacted. All five family members came. "They all got down on the floor with her, loved her and gave her kisses," she said. Shelby got her new digs this week. "We feel very fortunate to have Shelby in our family," Debbie Bray said.


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Game 18: Steelers dethrone Ravens in big way
Story | Jan 21, 2002The Ravens' reign unceremoniously ended with a resounding rout. Undone by a tired defense and a tiresome offense, the defending champions were ripped off the throne with a humbling, 27-10 defeat to the Pittsburgh Steelers yesterday before 63,976 at Heinz... -
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The mission of the Florida-Friendly Landscaping™ Program is to educate Floridians about science-based, environmentally friendly landscaping practices and to encourage them to conserve and protect our water resources by applying Florida-Friendly Landscaping™ Principles in their landscapes.
- Florida Yards and Neighborhoods Program
- FYN Nine Basic Principles
- Florida-Friendly Publications
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Florida Yards and Neighborhoods
Florida Yards & Neighborhoods (FYN) is an environmental educational program of the University of Florida Extension informing homeowners how they can be more environmentally friendly with their landscape practices, helping to protect Florida's natural environment for future generations.
The objectives of Florida Yards & Neighborhoods programs are to:
~ reduce stormwater runoff,~ decrease non-point source pollution,
~ conserve water,
~ enhance wildlife habitat,
~ create beautiful landscapes.
Nine Basic Principles
- Right Plant, Right Place
- Water Efficiently
- Fertilize Appropriately
- Mulch
- Attract Wildlife
- Control Yard Pests Responsibly
- Recycle
- Reduce Stormwater Runoff
- Protect the Waterfront
Florida-Friendly Landscaping™ Publications
- Florida-Friendly Landscaping™ Handbook
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One person is dead after a single car crash on I-77 South Friday morning. Police say the accident happened at 1 a.m. when a driver ran into a guardrail near the Vernon Odom Boulevard ramp. No other vehicles were involved in the crash. Police have closed the left lanes of I-77 South while they work to reconstruct the area.
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The Alien helps extend the Silver and Black's point streak to a franchise-record ten games.
San Antonio has now picked up at least a point in nine straight games.
The Silver and Black pick up five out of a possible six points this week.
The Silver and Black collect one win and four points in three games at home.
The Rampage posted back-to-back shootout wins before finishing the week with a tough loss to Rochester.
Two teams coming off disappointing losses from the night before and trying to shake woes on the road (Tampa) and at home (Detroit). While the Red Wings are mired with injuries, the Bolts are simply suffering frustrations.
2009 fifth-rounder (138th overall) from Boston University has nine goals in nine games for ECHL Cincinnati.
It was one to forget for Hamilton after an explosion of offense from Grand Rapids in the second period.
Filling an organizational need for young, two-way defenseman is Belarusian undrafted free agent Dmitry Korobov, getting ready for his second season with the AHL Syracuse Crunch.
I'm sure that everyone knows this by now, but Danny Cleary is back with the Red Wings. Some people are OK with it, some not so much. I don't think I've seen or heard anyone particularly ecstatic...
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Dec. 20, 2005
Putting theory into practice: Morningside College students network with local business and organizations to gain real world experience
Morningside College students have been connecting with Siouxland businesses and non-profit agencies to gain real-world experience in the areas of business, marketing, and economics.
Thirty-six students of Morningside's "Principles of Advertising" class made their final marketing presentations to a group of eleven local businesses and non-profit organizations on Dec. 12 and Dec. 19. After a semester of research and planning, teams of students designed marketing and advertising campaigns for the businesses. The goal of the project was to provide hands-on experience for students while offering potentially useful marketing ideas and solutions for the organizations.
Businesses participating in the project this year included Carlos O'Kelly's, Junior Achievement (JA) of Siouxland, Inc., Miles Inn, Plaza Bowl, Ronald McDonald House, Sioux City Growth Organization (SCGO), Sioux City Public Museum, Siouxland Humane Society, Siouxland Y, and Morningside's Academic and Cultural Arts Series and Center for Entrepreneurship Education.
Key elements the students considered in the marketing plans included target markets; brand research and results; analysis of strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats (SWOT); media and creative strategies; creative execution; and a media plan.
"Part of our target audience is young professionals, so we wanted to get input from college students on how to best market to that demographic," said Lisa Burkholder, vice-president of SCGO.
The organization was looking for ways to increase public awareness of Sculpt Siouxland, its outdoor sculpture initiative designed to increase foot traffic in downtown Sioux City and promote interactive art to Siouxland youth.
The marketing presentation for the Sculpt Siouxland project included redesign of the map and brochure currently used by SCGO, suggestions for radio and television ads, and proposals for a new tagline and logo design.
Steve Hansen, director of the Sioux City Public Museum, was particularly excited to be working with students on a new advertising campaign.
"It's a very timely thing for us because as we look at moving into a new facility, we're also looking at a capital campaign and marketing for our new location," said Hansen. (above,Brianna Blake and Jenna Rehnstrom make their advertising pitch to Steve Hansen of the Sioux City Public Museum.)
The marketing plan for the museum included compilation of research data from surveys conducted by the students, design of a new four-color brochure, several options for a new logo design and letterhead, and creation of the tagline "Discover History: Create Your Own." The students also proposed designs for a flyer and advertisements promoting the museum's participation in "Fun Fest," Sioux City's annual New Year's Eve celebration.
"The expectation was high going into this and they've done great work here," said Hansen, who is a Morningside alumnus. "We have a staff meeting this week and I'll be taking these materials to that meeting. It's certainly conceivable that the museum could enter into a long term relationship with college for this type of thing."
Becky Meyer, president of JA of Siouxland, Inc., was also looking for ways to increase the public's awareness about her organization and its upcoming 35th anniversary celebration.
"It's fun to have new ideas. The students did the appropriate research. They redesigned our newsletter to incorporate the 35th anniversary and suggested billboard ideas, all using the theme 'Celebrate'," said Meyer. "The ideas they shared are things we should be able to do. They were realistic."
Dr. Pam Mickelson, professor of business and economics, teaches the advertising class and directs the project. This is the eighth year that students in the class have presented their marketing strategies to Siouxland businesses.


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Forty-four members of the Mayville Senior Citizens met in the Mayville VFW for lunch and a meeting. Louise Richir, Dolly Gilbert, Bonnie Johnson, Mary Carlson and Nancy Peters made the coffee and set the tables. Mary Carlson called the table numbers after Chaplain Dianne Goodrich asked a blessing for the food and group.
President Joyce Ayers called the meeting to order. Ms. Goodrich read, "I Didn't Do It," "Puzzle" and "Successful Businessman" and led the group in prayer. Ms. Ayers led the flag salute. Secretary Izetta Ayling read the minutes, and treasurer Edna Brown gave her report. Goodwill chair Mary Carlson announced the September birthday celebrants as life members Janice Barr and Pauline Cole. Others celebrating are: Deanna Bliss, Roger Klossner, Mikki Young, Dianne Goodrich, Bob Hartmann, Elaine Winton, Jim Kurtz, Paul Holthouse, Mike Barnes, Ila Johnson, Ronald Moore and Beverly White. The members celebrating wedding anniversaries are: Ron and Elma Spacht, Paul and Juanita Holthouse, and Gerald and Barbara Thompson.
Trip co-chairs Sandy Anderson and Jean Kelsey announced a fun time was had on the trip to Pigeon Forge. The payment for Vidlers was due at the meeting. The bus to Cambridge Springs is full, so there is a waiting list for that trip.
Ms. Ayers announced that there was a sign-up sheet for the chicken barbecue on Saturday, Sept. 22. The chicken will be prepared by the Men's Auxiliary of the VFW. Members pay half price, and guests pay full price. Attendees need not bring anything but a good appetite for this annual event. Call either 789-2316 or 761-6004 by Sept. 16 for reservations.
The person who was called for the lottery was not here, so it grows. The door prize was a basket of tomatoes donated by Wanda Gustafson, and it was won by Eleanor Cornelius.
Bill Tornstrom introduced James Subjack, former District Attorney, who spoke on the importance of DNA and forensics in today's law enforcement. He also stated how an "eyewitness" can easily be inaccurate. Subjack answered many questions from the group. His yearly visit is always informative and welcome.


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icloud not syncing documents to between new ipad and iphone 4s
Right BREAKTHROUGH. Spent 2 hours with senior apple advisor sorting this out. Apparently this a bug embedded in the i06 update. To fix this 1st restore your iPad/iPhone, now this is the important part..... Don't back up from a restore point, this will simply restore the bug. Instead manually sync your apps, music etc over, including the iWork apps. (If asked create as an new iPad/iPhone), still log in through iCloud just don't boot from a restore point. Although you will have lost all your setting and need to manually re enter them back in, you will have re-created a safe bug free ios6. All your content will need to be put back on. Oh and make sure In your settings all the icloud switches are turned on! It's a pain but all my documents are now downloading and uploading through the iCloud as they should now. If in doubt schedule a call with an apple advisor, if they can't help there supervisor should be able to.
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You can't be serious. Thats NOT a solution!
I won't spend hours reinstalling 60GB of apps and content doing Apples work as they don't seem to be able to create working software anymore. And all that just for the vague chance that the system will work as it should afterwards.
Apple is charging really a LOT of money for these devices and as Customer I expect an OS that works.
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Jorgen Gustafson Stockholm / Sweden.
That's not a serious solution - that's crazy :-D. I have 3 iOS machines...and I have a life to live and I want to spend the rest of my life NOT doing crazy stuff like this :-D.
IF they know it's an iOS bug I expect an iOS update in 24 hours - everything else is just BS.
But...it is NOT just an iOS bug - 'cause I can not synk Mac's with iCloud when it comes to documents - and trying to delete docs in the web intereface in iCloud produces errors.
I'm still 110% shure they have serious problems with some account on the server - it's a data base problem and/or file strukture problem (damaged files?). It have something to do with the migration from MobileMe accounts to iCloud and/or the mess with .mac/.me/.icloud merging.
Even if I was crazy and had a lot of time to burn - and flushed clean and reinstalled my iOS machines - I KNOW it would NOT solve my issues.
It would be interesting to know how many of us having this problem who are migrated from MobileMe accounts to iCloud. 100%?
Also...remember that also third party apps can not sync over iCloud. iA Writer and SketchBookPro for example.
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I totaly agree with Jorgen. I also have the same problem with iCloud on Web. This think is totaly unacceptable and they have to find a solution. iCloud has bigger and more serious problems than mobileme. They must go to an update as soon as possible. The iCloud is not only a service but is basic feature that goes along with all of their devices. And we paid a lot for these devices...
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I'm afraid that I've just gone through that process tonight - reset, setup as new, do not restore from backup.
No good, numbers and pages docs will not upload to icloud. The arrow appears, then the progress bar, which quickly appears and then disappears, then the arrow, then 'uploading xxx' - all to no avail.
iCloud is quickly becoming unusable.
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Despite my annoyance I tried the procedure a few days ago, as I had to go to a business trip and couldn't wait for another sensible solution.
I tried it first with my old iPad 1 which I wanted to reset to new anyway. As it worked there, I then did it with the new one.
It took me 3 hours and I lost the savegames for several games, but at least it works just fine now.
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iPadMini is my first mobile device. Very disappointed with Apple and their promos about seamless transition with all Apple products using the iCloud. Updated iWork on my iMac (Lion) but used the update which I realized later was for Mountain Lion but seemed to work. BUT no effect on getting documents from my iMac to iPad. When I logged into www.icloud.com I noted that a document from my iPad (Pages) was there but not a new document from iWork on my iMac. The only way I could get the document from my iMac to my iPad was to drag the document to iWork in www.iCloud.com.
Apple is misrepresenting the "ease" of iCloud!
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Now, this is becoming stranger and stranger. At work today, I created two new test spreadsheets on my 4s. Both uploaded to iCloud without a problem, over a 3G connection. I made a number of amendments to the sheets and those amendments synced with iCloud.
I got home and got out my iPad. Both new sheets downloaded over my home wi-if connection.
I then made a minor amendment to one of the sheets. My iPad then failed to upload it to iCloud. Firstly, I got the arrow indicator. Then the progress bar which went nowhere.
I then deleted all of the sheets.
I then created a new one on my 4s, but turned off wi-if.
Even though I only have a slow GPRS connection at home, the sheet uploaded!
I then opened numbers on my iPad and the new sheet downloaded. I then turned on my 4s personal hotspot and connected the iPad to it, effectively using the hotspot to go online via GPRS. I then made an amendment to the sheet in numbers on the iPad. Slowly, very slowly over GPRS, the sheet uploaded and I was able to sync it with my iPhone once back on my home wi-fil.
In short, my iOS devices will only upload to iCloud over cellular, not my home wi-if, but they will download over my home wi-fi.
I'm at a loss, help appreciated.
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Right, getting somewhere. Neither my 4s, my wife's 4s or my iPad 3 have backed themselves up to iCloud for at least 10 days.
I can't manually back them up, each just fail.
I've been using my TP-Link router for months without problems, but something has clearly failed.
I'm going to have to try another location to see if that works.
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My issues seem to be creeping back again. I've noticed that my iOS devices are not backing up to iCloud either. My bigger concern is that (again) my iPhone 4 is not syncing my iOS iWork documents with iCloud. I open Keynote on the iPhone, and nothing happens. No progress bar, no upload arrow.... : ((
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(also, syncing works fine with iPad 2, just not with the iPhone 4) -vincent
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things are getting worse for me by the hour. first, iphone 4 wouldn't sync documents in the cloud (this morning). now (afternoon), ipad 2 is also having the exact same problem that i initially had several months ago. after speaking with some very helpful apple support people on the phone, they solved the problem (it was on their end). it seems to all be getting worse all over again. i can't understand it. i made no changes in my use of the iOS devices, no changes in settings, so iOS version.... getting VERY FRUSTRATING. : ((((
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Tried all but reset all settings. Now it works - Thanx
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mrnickler Chicago
Same exact issues for me. Super sad, because I have been a big supported of iCloud but this ***** that my documents don't sync anymore.
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It's sad and frustrating for me too. I don't like having to hop between a Dropbox solution and the apple option that should be simple, but doesn't work well. I feel like apple is working on the issue on their end, but documents in the cloud still seems overall (and unfortunately) not something that i can recommend to my many PTC friends who are considering apple products.
I've tried all remedies suggested, but the problems keep creeping back. Now, I can only "trust" the documents on my ipad to be the most up to date ones.
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African Grey Parrot Call for more info.
Mar 11 - New York City : Flushing
6 month old just weaned African Grey. Comes with Hatch papers. He will step up but is just a baby so he doesn't talk yet.
Mar 10 - Allentown : Northampton
Breeding pair of African Greys. Female has an open band, not sure of her age. The male is from 2005. As of 3/7/2014 there were 2 eggs in the nest box. This is their first clutch. They were paired up at the end of last summer. I am looking to sell the pair after the eggs hatch for $2,000 with cage and nesting box. If you would like to buy them now make me an offer. I can send pictures if you would like.
Mar 6 - Atlantic City : Cape May Court House
Prevue Pet Products Pagoda Parrot Cage 3140 Black and Pewter 36-Inch by 27-1/2-Inch by 61-Inch. This is the large heavy duty one, not the similar one for cockatiels. New, it's over $500. •36"L x 27 1/2"D x 61"H (67"H with the playtop opened) •5/8" wire spacing •Front door measures 13.5' L x 13.25'H •Each side door measures 9'L x 7.5'H •Ideal for smaller birds such as cockatiels & conures, as well as larger parrots. •2 large front doors which open down landing-style •2 large side doors for ...
Mar 2 - New York City : College Point
We currently have several birds up for adoption or will be after their evaluation is complete including Macaws,Conures ,amazons, african grey, ringneck etc Others may be available but have not been listed yet. For more info on these rescues and for pics, please visit us at: www.lairofdragonsbirdrescue.com Please read adoption policies carefully before contacting us and a adoption application must be submitted. If you have a specific bird you are looking to adopt, please contact me and I will let you ...
Feb 27 - Dutch Country PA : Lancaster
We have few Babies Congo African Greys For Sale. We are taking a $300.00 deposit on these babies with Payment plans. They may possibly be weaned in about 1 Month,but I will not guarantee this as babies wean when they are ready. Please feel free to contact me for more information on these babies. We also have Brand New Quality cages in stock For Sale that will be excellent for these babies. https://www.facebook.com/PoconoAna
Feb 27 - Allentown : Kunkletown
I have 2 macaws for sale - 1 blue and gold and 1 scarlet for sale both less than a year old.(11 months) 2 sun conures- 1 male and 1 female (9 months) 1 African Grey- 4 years females very friendly talks dances etc. Im getting married this year that is why I need to sell birds for space. Please only call if serious and willing to give them good home. For more information call me at 347-828-5209
Feb 26 - New York City : Ozone Park
Hi i have 5 african grey Adult, tame , whit dna, 3 years old , for more inf please call or text me at 646-543-6296 thanks
Feb 25 - New York City : New York
AFRICAN GREY PROVEN PAIRS FOR SALE, Excellent Proven Pairs of Congos and Timnehs, (BREEDER SELL OUT) These Pairs are all Proven, and all it and feed their babies untill pulled out of the nest. They have 5 Clutches a year, and 3 to 5 babies in each Clutch. I will Ship, NO EMAILS I WILL NOT GET IT, CALLS ONLY PLEASE CALL DIRECT 917 728-7339 Thanks Dianna
Feb 23 - New York City : New York
For Sale or Trade!!! Mature male Congo African Grey 8 y/o Domestic banded - Ready to Breed- DNA tested Trade for Domestic banded male CONGO grey to pair with my female Im looking for a Biter, Mature and nasty male- My female is too tough with my males Selling him for $700 plus shipping if needed Im open for any birds to trade as well - let me know what you have to offer!! REMEMBER: He is not a pet and i cant guarantee he will be tame again Pls call (646) 43six - 79one5 - or email me!!! Lets not ...
Feb 20 - New York City : Staten Island
I have an african gray female 4 years old for sale comes with cage and swing. She talks, whistles and clicks. She has nice feathers and is healthy. She loves bananas. For sale to a good home.
Feb 19 - Wyoming Valley : Rome
He's Very Talkative, Has his own sense of Humor, He dances, Etc... Im moving and can't take him with me. We love him so please do not reply if you not serious about caring for him.
Feb 18 - New York City : Brooklyn
Up for sale due to extremely unplanned travel, is my 7 weeks baby African grey Congo. I have to sell the parent as well. The price as follow: Baby is $1450 he is 6 weed old Parents are $2200 8yrs They are breeder and the baby is from them. The price is not negotiable. Nearby towns include: Lansdale, Souderton, Telford, North Wales, Harleysville, Montgomeryville, Hilltown, Hatboro, Red Hill, Sellersville, Perkasie, Quakertown, Kulpsville, Towamencin, Kulpsville, Chalfont, Upper Dublin, Elroy, ...
Feb 16 - Allentown : Lansdale
one pair of red cheeked condon blue 125.00 one pair of african weaver finch (yellow male) 100.00 one green twins spot (female) 100.00 one pair of red billed fire finch 125.00 one pair of green singer and grey 125.00 one pair of start finch 125.00 one pair of cuban melodious 200.00 one pair of silver african finch 75.00
Feb 16 - New York City : Bronx
one pair of Red cheeked condor blue 125.00 one pair of African Weaver (yellow male ) 100.00 one green twinspot finch (female) 100.00 one pair or Red Billed fire finch 125.00 one gree singer and female grey singer (pair) 125.00 one pair of start finche 125.00 one pair of silver african finch 80.00 one pair or Cuban Melodios finch 200.00
Feb 16 - New York City : Bronx
We have baby Congo African Greys. Taking a $500.00 deposit on them. We DNA for $25.00 extra. We also sell cages for these birds. This ad was posted with the eBay Classifieds mobile app.
Feb 10 - Allentown : Kunkletown
https://www.facebook.com/PoconoAna?ref=hl Update list of the babies: Sun conure babies: $350.00 taking deposits now (unweaned) GCC conure: $150.00, not tame, 6 months old. Sun conure: $275.00 not tame, 4 years old, female Scarlett Macaw Babies: $1700.00 Parrotlets babies: Males and females (many colors available)$250.00 White cap Pionus female: $350.00 not tame Cockatiels: $150.00 many color available Blue Crown bonded pair: $500 with DNA, not tame, 4 years old. Kakariki's babies: $200 taking ...
Feb 9 - Allentown : East Stroudsburg
I need some nest boxes for African greys and amazons..
Feb 9 - Wyoming Valley : Montrose
We have a nearly unused white A&E Victorian parrot cage, measuring 32" x 23" x 64" for sale. It was only used for a couple of weeks as a temporary cage by a healthy bird. It was originally bought for an African Grey, however we later changed our mind and never purchased the bird, so the cage was taken apart and stored. It was cleaned up following the temporary usage. It is in good condition, but has a small amount of paint off and a bar that was bent when we received it. Neither of which will affect ...
Feb 8 - Philadelphia : Linwood
BRASS CAGE FOR SALE (18 in. W x 18 in. D x 27 in. H) 3/8 in. - 1/2 in. bar spacing Top opens into playpen. BRASS PLATED metal wire body Crack resistant plastic base & tray. 3 inside perches. 2 plastic cups. Large front door for easy access. Slide-out tray & grill tray for easy cleaning THIS CAGE WILL BE GREAT FOR MANY SMALL TO MID SIZED PARROTS, MEYERS, RING NECKS, AFRICAN GREYS, HANS MACAWS, KAKARIKIS, LORIKEETS, ECLECTUS, ROSELLA, CONURE, DOVES, PIEGEON, COCKATIEL.
Feb 7 - New York City : Flushing
Beautiful Congo African Grey baby. Hatched on November 23. Currently being handfed, and weaning onto a diet of pellets, nutriberries, fruit and veggies. Will be DNA sexed before going to new home. This baby is so sweet. Loves attention and is so smart! Will be ready in early March. Deposit will hold till weaned.
Feb 4 - Central New York : Rome
Just have decided I am not a big bird person. Give me a call for more info.
Feb 3 - Dutch Country PA : Quarryville
African grey semi tame! Very sweet and loves attention!!! About 3years old. Comes with her big cage! This ad was posted with the eBay Classifieds mobile app.
Feb 2 - Fairfield : Fairfield
I have breeding pair of african grey 8 years old just had a 2 babies on sep 2013 one bay sold one still available very sweet and hand tame start talking And both parents are proven pair since i have them the hatched their eggs and take care of babies very well This ad was posted with the eBay Classifieds mobile app.
Jan 29 - Boston : Norwood


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