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Too far and dangerous to walk from the hotel to boardwalk. Take a cab or bus. With the bus, you will be dropped off at a park, then have to transfer to a Boardwal bus.
I am staying at the Regal Sun Resort (right across from Downtown Disney). How do I get to the Boardwalk if I don't plan on coming from the epcot exit. I've never been to the Boardwalk before, am I close enough to walk from the hotel?
Also, my friends and I wanted to try Aquatica and go to Citywalk for a night... any cheap cabs or transportation you can recommend? I tried to figure out the lynx bus system but it seems like it takes forever. Our hotel only offers a free shuttle to the Disney parks.
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Too far and dangerous to walk from the hotel to boardwalk. Take a cab or bus. With the bus, you will be dropped off at a park, then have to transfer to a Boardwal bus.
Take a bus from Downtown Disney to the Boardwalk.
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If your hotel offers transportation to the parks- take their bus to the Studios. Then you can either walk (about 10 in) or take the boat from DHS to the Boardwalk (about 20 min).
If you can easily walk over to Downtown Disney- a bus to the Boardwalk Resort is the best option.
go to downtown disney get one of the disney buses. the one that will go to the hotel plus a few other hotel. best direct to go.
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The 2 Bears is comprised of Joe Goddford (Hot Chip) and Raf Rundell, their album Be Strong is a homage to their home town of London and with that in mind this album attempts to capture the electronic beat that underlies the London music scene.
Made with London in their heart Be Strong is filled with electronic intensive tracks that invite the listener to enjoy them as much as the Goddford and Rundell did while making them.
Tracks like "Work" and "Take A Look Around" start in one place and affectively engage you in a way that makes you lose track of the time. Each track is crafted with enthusiasm, so much so that it almost comes off as too campy to handle, but any overtones of trés camp are offset by the sincerity that radiates through each song.
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It's hot — like, really hot — and it's time for some summer songs, the kind of tracks that we play when we're off work, out of school or taking a long weekend.
These are my favorite new songs that not only came out in time for the warm weather, but also evoke some kind of summery feel.
"This Summer" by Superchunk
Not only does this tune have a punchy guitar riff that sounds perfect for hitting the beach, it's all about packing up the car and hitting the beach with "a tape full of hits" in the tape deck. If you haven't done this (or aren't doing it this summer), you should do it this weekend.
"Some Nights" by Fun.
Though "We Are Young" may be the band's signature song, "Some Nights" has a drum circle-style beat and sing-along verses and chorus. The "oh-oh, oooh-oh, ooh-oh, oh-oh" backing vocal helps, too.
"Heaven" by The Walkmen
The title track from the band's new album is jangly and perfect for a long summer drive, if not for a day at the beach.
"Whistle" by Flo Rida
Gimmicky whistled melody? Yep, but there's something about this song that is light and airy and kind of perfect for the time of year when you're a little more carefree.
"Little Talks" by Of Monsters and Men
The horn melody and the "Hey!" shouts grab you right off the bat and the duet vocals keep you hanging around through the end.
"I Can Only Imagine" by David Guetta feat. Lil Wayne, Chris Brown
Guetta's a pretty masterful pop producer and this is a great song for da club.
"Call Me Maybe" by Carly Rae Jepsen
I'm not sure how many times I can write about this song, but it's incredibly pervasive. It's also weirdly catchy and — I'm not sure how — I'm not sick of it. Yet.
"5-1-5-0" by Dierks Bentley
This is my country summer song. Bentley has this type of adventurous, shuffling, sing-along country song mastered.
"I Feel Better" by Gotye
Anyone who thinks this isn't the best song on Gotye's "Making Mirrors" album needs to relisten to the record. "I Feel Better" is a throwback sort of song, but it does make you feel good.
"Burn It Down" by Linkin Park
A perfect song to take the field/court for any player or team. Do any MLB teams use this as their entrance song? They should.


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I would like to continue about visualization.
The first picture I would suggest a player to see and feel is a triangle. Picture a line across your shoulders and down both the arms to your hands. This triangle should be seen staying in front of your body throughout your swing.
That triangle stays in front of your body because it is not moving during the swing. It is being transported by body rotation. It starts and stays in front when the arms do not move independently but react and respond to rotation and the laws of force and motion.
Notice a whip is not moving. Most of the skate line at an ice show is not moving. A dog's tail is not moving. All are being moved. The handle moves the whip, the inside skater moves the skate line and the dog's body moves the tail. These outside segments also are being influenced by centrifugal force moving out from the center of these systems.
I suggest that you have your inside move the outside - to have the arms, hands and the club being transported up, then down to impact, by the body's trunk (back, shoulders and pelvic area). To have the big bones and muscles located near the body's center moving the smaller ones in the hands and arms.
When big links move smaller links, the swing becomes more effective.
Research has shown that when a sound swing is transporting the club head at 100 mph, the hands are moving only l5 mph and the body just 3-5 mph. When the inside moves just inches, the outside moves a few feet. When the inside moves slowly, the outside moves fast.
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A player plays a ball from a bunker and it comes to rest against the flagstick. A fellow player or an opponent moves the flagstick, causing the ball to move from the hole. Ruling?
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In Freight Train, each player must run his own freight yard and put together the longest freight trains possible. All players use the same main freight yard which always has cars available, although not every type of car is always available. Players must switch cars from the main freight yard directly to their trains or into their own freight yards.
The game lasts three days, but each day is comprised of a different number of turns. Late in each day, the tension mounts as players try to insure their trains will be one of the two longest. The locomotives are waiting to roll. Are you ready?
Just because it's a game with trains doesn't mean that only the boys will like it! I'm a Mom and enjoy playing this game with my 11 year old son and my husband. We took this game with us when we went on a road trip out west. We exhausted ourselves hiking all day and stayed up late at night playing Freight Train. Warning: the more table space you have, the better.
If you like El Grande, you will likely enjoy Freight Train.
You compete with others for common resources. In this case, train cars. You score points for having the longest train of each type.
Everything is out in the open, so things are pretty deterministic. However, you need to remain flexible in order to do well. You may have your turn planned in advance, then something better comes along. This happens a lot.
There is a common pool of train cars that everyone can consume. Also, each player has temporary storage available in 'their yard' where you can store cards that you want, but can't use right away. Finally you have your trains that you assemble with the various train-car cards.
Each turn you can do 1 of 4 (or 5 if playing advanced) things.
I recommend only playing the advanced game. The rules are easy enough, and it adds a lot to the overall game experience.
The game is played in 3 rounds and the end of a round occurs sort of randomly. An end of day marker is placed in the bottom half of the deck in the first round, the bottom 3rd in the second round, and the bottom 4th in the final round. When the End of Day card is drawn, the current turn is finished and the round ends.
The longest trains for each car type score. You gain points in the first round for having cars in your private yard, and lose points in the final round for having cars remain there.
The game seems to play best with 4 or 5 players if following the rules. For fewer players you are supposed to remove cards of each type. But I think a better modification is to take out an entire train-car type or two. That way it forces people to compete for resources. The rules attempt to force resource competition by giving players more locomotives to build trains with, but it seems like you can't realistically have the longest train with that many types anyway, so people tend to build the ones they can win and don't compete.
For 4 and 5 players though, this game is GREAT as is.
This is one of my favorite Moon designs. It is a lot like Get the Goods, but I find it to be much more rewarding. The theme is running and organising a freight yard and it feels right. There are three days (rounds) and at the end of each you score for having the longest or second longest train in each car type, or one mixed train in which the cars all have to be different. On the first day you also get one point for every 2 cars in your private holding yard. On the last day you get -1 point for each car still there.
During your turn you can choose to do one thing.
This game is a favorite with my girlfriend and her daughter. The only caution is you will need a lot of table space.


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Local environmental groups are fighting the possible lease of land in the Talladega National Forest to the oil and gas industry, and the Alabama Senate is on their side.
"I'd like to keep this area as clean and pristine as we can for future generations, and I see this drilling as an infringement upon that," said Sen. Gerald Dial, R-Lineville.
Last week, the Alabama Senate passed a resolution opposing the potential lease of land in the forest for hydraulic fracturing, or fracking.
The resolution comes after much opposition to such leasing from groups such as Wild South, the Southern Environmental Law Center, Friends of the Talladega National Forest and Coosa Riverkeeper. The auction is scheduled for June 14.
The resolution died without action in the house at the end of the regular session, but, Dial said it was important to voice concern about the issue.
"We felt like one of the best ways to send a message to the national forest service was to let them know that the state of Alabama opposed this," said Dial, who sponsored the resolution.
The Southern Environmental Law Center, an environmental advocacy group which keeps watch over the sale of these leases, filed a letter of protest on behalf of the environmental group Wild South and the National Resources Defense Council on April 16.
"Our concerns are that right now there are not strong standards to protect the environment and public health from the multiple impacts of gas drilling and hydraulic fracturing," said Sarah Francisco, a senior attorney at the law center. "We need those strong standards and strong oversights."
One of the issues the law center expressed in its letter of protest is the use of a 2004 U.S. Forest Service land management plan in the decision to lease land.
"We think that study is outdated," Francisco said. "It didn't look at the impact of shale gas drilling and hydraulic fracturing. Also, it did not look at the resources of these partitioned lands for lease."
Additionally, Francisco takes issue with the fact that the plan is not site-specific and that it suggests there is relatively low interest in drilling in the forest.
"It's a relatively new threat to our forests," Fransisco said. "It seems like there is a lot more interest or potential interest now than there was anticipated in 2004."
But according to an emailed statement from the U.S. Forest Service, the leasing of land does not necessarily result in industrial drilling.
"Often, lands that are leased never have oil or gas wells drilled on them during the life of the lease," the statement read. "In these cases the lands are re-evaluated and a new consent decision is made. To date, on the National Forests in Alabama, few wells have been drilled. There is no new information that would suggest that oil or gas deposits underlie the National Forests in Alabama."
The auction, which would result in more than 43,000 acres of forest land being leased to members of the oil and gas industry, would hurt recreational use of the land, said Mark Colinski, Alabama program manager at Wild South.
"It's not an appropriate use of our federal legacy," Colinski said. "These lands are our commons."
Frank Chitwood, a spokesperson for Coosa Riverkeeper, agreed that potential water pollution could affect residents and public recreation. Coosa Riverkeeper is an advocacy organization that looks to preserve and protect water sources related to the Coosa River.
"We're concerned that there's absolutely potential there for the toxic fracking chemicals to contaminate these head-streams," Chitwood said. "Everywhere that creek flows past might be their local fishing hole, might be their local swimming hole."
Francine Hutchinson, a member of the Friends of the Talladega National Forest, helped to organize much of the op-position to the auction in a grassroots way, calling residents and knocking on doors in Heflin and other areas near the forest.
"Most people are responding really well from our viewpoint because they're horrified to find out what's happening in their backyard," she said. "Few people have known about it."
Hutchinson says the issue is one that could affect the majority of local residents.
"For common people, we can't afford to buy acres and acres of land for country homes and estates," Hutchinson said. "For common people, this is all we have. It's where we swim, hang out and have a good time."
Public health could be at stake also, Chitwood said. In the past, fracking chemicals and byproducts have been linked to well-water pollution, she said.
"They're getting away with poisoning our groundwater," Chitwood said. "This is land that's owned by all of us. But it's being sold so it can be exploited by a few who will be made rich by this at the expense of our public health."
Scott Hughes, spokesperson for the Alabama Department of Environmental Management, said that the department has an extensive system for testing streams and rivers, but most groundwater monitoring is done by public supply systems.
The Bureau of Land Management, which facilitates the sale of minerals underneath the forest's surface, focuses on helping facilitate the growing energy needs of the nation, said Davida Carnahan, public affairs spokeswoman for the bureau.
But many environmentalists do not agree that drilling in the Talladega National Forest will make us more energy independent.
"We get a lot of this justification that we have to do this to eliminate our dependence on foreign oil," Colinski said. "It is so limited and shortsighted and is a rationale that we do not support."
Colinski said Wild South supports a shift to more sustainable energy types, like solar, wind or geothermal power.
Chitwood agreed.
"Natural gas is just replacing coal in our domestic market," he said. "It's not replacing a fuel type that we're currently importing. It's just kind of semantics, I guess. It's something people say because they feel like they can get away with it."
Groups such as Wild South are hoping that the Senate's resolution get the attention of the U.S. Congress, along with the Department of Agriculture and the Department of the Interior, which oversee the Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management.
"The pressure really needs to come from Washington," Colinski said. "To really hammer out a long-term solution to this problem, it's got to start in Washginton with pressure on these cabinet heads."
There will be a public informational meeting on the possibility of hydraulic fracturing in the Talladega National Forest this Thursday at 6 p.m. The meeting is being hosted by the Jacksonville State University Earth Club and Ethics Club and will be held at Houston Cole Library in Jacksonville.
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The winner of the UNK College of Fine Arts and Humanities Masters Theses Award is Faith Colburn for Threshold: A Memoir. Paul Skinner received Honorable Mention for Fighting for Their Place: Constructing Masculinity in Chuck Palahniuk's Fight Club.
Sandra Anthony has just won the Writer's Digest Popular Fiction Grand Prize, a $2,500 cash award and a free trip to New York City to attend the Writer's Digest Conference East. Sandra received her B.A. in English Education 7-12 in 200, and an M.A. in Creative Writing in 2011. In addition, there will be a profile of her published in the May/June issue of Writer's Digest, and her story will be posted online at the Writer's Digest website.
Gary Dop, a graduate of UNK's MA in English and UNK's joint MFA program with the UN-Omaha, accepted a tenure-track assistant professor of English position in creative writing at Randolph College in Lynchburg, Virginia. Randolph College is a selective liberal arts college in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Congratulations to Gary Dop (MA from UNK) who was just awarded the GREAT PLAINS EMERGING WRITER PRIZE for 2013. He received his MFA from the joint UNK/UNO Program at the University of Nebraska. Gary's poems have appeared in dozens of national and international journals, and his essays have been heard on Public Radio's All Things Considered. Gary is currently the Writer in Residence at North Central University as well as a screenwriting faculty member for the University of Minnesota's MFA Program.
Congratulations to our 2012 English/Education Cohort MAEd Summer Graduates!William Arnold, Jennifer Bruck, Brian Cochran, Shannon Dykstra, Lisa Hadenfeldt, Cathy Herstead, Jennifer Ippensen, Amy Katt, Jennifer Long, Stacy Ludwig, Patty Margritz, Beth McGrath, Sally Shepherd, Jennifer Stark, Andy Stobel, and Brad Wesner. After the graduation ceremony, faculty and students celebrated at the Alley Rose restaurant.
Mandy Brabac, who teaches English at Schuyler Central High School, was awarded Teacher of the Year (2011-2012) by the Schuyler Student Council.
Eric Reed (English BA & MA from UNK) has just been awarded the Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture Award for Excellence in Teaching. Principal criteria include innovative or unique approaches that result in learning, ability to clearly communicate ideas, motivation of the intended audience, and recognition of accomplishments by peers and students. He will also be award the North American Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture Teaching Award of Merit. Eric is currently an Assistant Professor of English and Chair of the Division of General Education at Curtis.
Steve Warren's first book, While a Hummingbird Sways, a poetry chapbook carved from his MA thesis (December 2010), was published in Sequoyah National Research Center's Tribal Writers Chapbook Series, out of the University of Arkansas, in 2011.
Jillian (Tangeman) Wenburg is currently living in Durango, Colorado, and teaching at Fort Lewis College.
Two former students presented papers at the Western Literature Conference held in Missoula, MT, in October. Cindy Ostrom, currently working on her doctorate at the University of South Dakota, presented "Myths of the American West: Cultural Identity and the Land in Steinbeck's The Grapes of Wrath." Jillian (Tangeman) Wenburg, pursuing her PhD degree at the University of Missouri-Kansas City, presented "Barely Legal: Callgirls and Cattle Thieves--Slogun House as a Warning Tale in Understanding Law and Justice on the Nebraska Plains."
Doreen Pfost has just received the national Frederick Manford Award for Creative Writing from the Western Literature Association for "Trailing Consequences," adapted from a chapter of her thesis, River of Glistening Wings.
Mark Sanders has just published a new collection of poems, Conditions of Grace: New and Selected Poems from Stephen F. Austin State University Press.
Congratulations to Kevin L. Nenstiel on the premier of his play, Jessa Pruit's Jams and Preserves, which he wrote and directed. The family comedy focuses on a woman who tries to "preserve her family and her fortune in her perceived glory days," states Nenstiel, "but her daughters have grown restless under her control, and one of them rebels against her by bringing home an inappropriate man."
Dr. Jason Miller, Professor of English at North Carolina State University just been awarded tenure. Congratulations! Matt Athey will begin his final year of law school at Barry University School of Law in Orlando in Fall 2011. Matthew Kovar has just been selected as the new Technology Learning Center Coordinator at Kearney Public Library. Yang Zhao has been accepted in the Comparative Literature program at the University of Georgia. Cynthia Ostrom has been accepted in the doctoral program at the University of South Dakota. Dr. Jason Miller, Professor of English at North Carolina State University, will be featured for 15 minutes on the third segment of National Public Radio's "The State of Things" on Thursday, February 10th, to discuss his book Langston Hughes and American Lynching Culture. The show airs from 12:00-1:00. Gary Dop is currently serving as an associate professor and Department Chair of English at North Central University in Minneapolis. His poems have been published recently in The New York Quarterly, North American Review, New Letters, Poet Lore, Salt Hill, Poetry Northwest, Rattle, and Agni, among others. One of his poems was given a Pushcart Special Mention in the 2011 Pushcart Prize Anthology, and his work has been reprinted in the Poetry Foundation's syndicated column, American Life in Poetry. Rick Marlatt has won the 2010 Chapbook/Spotlight award from the Seven Circle Press for his poetry collection How We Fall Apart. He recently earned a MFA from the University of California, Riverside, where he served as poetry editor of the Coachella Review. His most recent work appears in New York Quarterly, Rattle, and Anti. Jeff Leever has recently published a new novel, The University, a mystery set at Tremont college--"A place for learning. Partying and dating. And murder." He has also written Dark Friday, a mystery about five teenage girls who are murdered on the same night in the same small rural town. Paul Skinner presented his paper "Strangers on the Three Day Road-Cultural Clashes in World War One" during the Popular Culture/American Culture Associations' National Conference in Saint Louis, March 30 through April 4, 2010. He also presented a summary poster at UNK's Student Research Day, April 8, 2010. In addition, Paul will be presenting his paper, "Wounds and Warriors: Notions of War, Initiation and Masculinity Within Non-War Films" at the War, Literature, and Arts conference in Colorado Springs, September 16-18, 2010, and at the Midwest Popular Culture Association regional conference in Minneapolis, October 1-3, 2010. Levi Jacobs will be starting a graduate program in in Cultural Anthropology this fall at the University of Colorado, Boulder. He continues to work for the Hope Destitute Children's Center, an orphanage and school in Uganda, Africa. MA graduate Wendy (Korenek Flessner) Ralph has had her poem "Left Behind" nominated for the prestigious Pushcart Prize. Wendy earned her English MA in Creative Writing from UNK in 2004 and is currently at the University of South Carolina, pursuing her Ph.D. in English & teaching. Her Recent publications include "The Garden" (Creative Nonfiction) in Yemassee Vol. XVI, No. 2 and "Left Behind" (Creative Nonfiction) in Upstreet, Vol. 5 published in 2009; "Will" (Fiction) in Verbsap Online (2006); and "Rhythm Before Reason" (Fiction) in Short Story, Vol. 13, No. 2 (2005). She is currently at work on a novel, "This Side of Neverland," a contemporary adaptation of J.M. Barrie's Peter Pan that follows the character of Wendy and targets the adult audience Barrie only winked at.Rick Marlatt teaches Language Arts at Horizon Middle School in Kearney, and he is currently pursuing a MFA in Creative Writing from the University of California, Riverside where he studies screenwriting and poetry. Marlatt has published poetry, fiction, and book reviews in more 40 literary journals and magazines. His most recent poetry appears in New York Quarterly, Pedestal Magazine, and Plains Song Review. Marlatt reviews poetry books for Cold Front Mag and is a poetry editor for Whistling Fire, UCR's literary journal. Mary Dixon (MA in Creative Writing) has had her poetry published in Pirene's Fountain: A Journal of Poetry. Sarah Wolf will be teaching at Grand Island Senior High School. Elissa Martin will be teaching at Callaway. Marilyn Mathine will be at Scribner/Snyder High School. Danielle Helzer will be teaching freshman and senior English at Ogallala High School. Jillian (Tangeman) Wenburg will be begin course work in the University of Missouri--Kansas City Interdsiciplinary Ph.D. program beginning Fall 2009. She was awarded a Graduate Teaching Assistantship & will be teaching one Introduction to Literature course as she begins her course of study. Jeff Gerdes has been chosen to attend the 2009 Steinbeck Institute: Voice of a Region, Voice for America, a National Endowment for the Humanities summer institute for teachers. The Institute will be held at the Monterey Peninsula. According to the website, the institute will be based off campus on Cannery Row, California. "Teachers and scholars will reconsider this iconic American writer, author of more than thirty books, winner of the Pulitzer Prize (in 1940, for The Grapes of Wrath), the Nobel Prize for Literature (1962) and the United States Medal of Freedom (1964). Days will be filled with study, exploration of the area, discussion and reflection. During the two weeks, participants will have ample opportunity to appreciate Steinbeck Country through our exploration of the land and Steinbeck's literature." The two-week Institute is held every two years, and only 20 teachers were chosen out of over 1,000 applicants. Erica Chu( 2005) is a doctoral student and graduate assistant at Loyala University in Chicago. Her "An Interview with J. Califonia Cooper," has been published in the October/ November issue (vol. 40.2) of The Writer's Chronicle, a national publication of the Association of Writer's Writing Programs. Jeff Leever (B.A., English '94) has published a second mystery/ suspense novel, Dark Friday, which was released in Fall 2007. When an investigative reporter travels to a small Indiana town to investigate a series of horror-movie-inspired murders, he uncovers a conspiracy involving local teens. Further information about the book is available on Jeff's web site, jeffreyleever.com. Jeff's first novel, Even in Darkness (2001) follows a Midwestern college student who discovers a mysterious cult-like group meeting secretly in catacombs beneath the college (any resemblance to the fabled UNK tunnels is of course purely coincidental). Jason Miller has recently published "A Turn on Social Surveillance: Faulkner's use of Thresholds in Light in August" in Volume 14.1 (Fall 2005) of This Is Just to Say, a peer-reviewed publication of the NCTE Assembly on American Literature. Andrew Bennett, MA in English: Creative Writing Emphasis, will be pursuing a Ph.D. in Cultural Foundations of Education with an emphasis in disability studies. Wendy Fleshner was accepted in the English docortral program at the University of South Carolina. She is currently enrolled and focusing on 20th century American literature with a minor in creative writing. Eric Reed, a 2005 MA graduate, is an Assistant Professor at the University of Nebraska's Ag campus in Curtis. Ethan Hon (a former student in Beginning Poetry at UNK) has been accepted into the MFA program in poetry at Columbia University. Jeffrey Hower (B.A. Ed.—English, 1996) received his MAEd in School principalship 7-12 in 2005 and is currently teaching at Grand Island NW High School. Ndeye Fatou Ba, who received her MA in English/Literature, will begin graduate school at Western Ontario University, Canada, in Fall 2005. Her thesis was "Miriama Ba's So Long a Letter" with advisor Dr. Elizabeth Peck. Gary Dop, who received his MA in English/Creative Writing, will begin as an Assistant Professor in the English department at his alma mater, Augsburg College in Minneapolis, in Fall 2005. His thesis, "David: The Brigand King," was advised by Dr, Sam Umland. Jason Stubbs, currently teaching at Amherst High School, received his MA English/Creative writing with his Thesis "A Man Between: A Collection of Narratives" directed by Dr. Barbara Emrys. Jason Miller is now an Assistant Professor at North Carolina State University teaching courses in English Education and American Literature. Dellareese Higgs has received her Ph.D. in Cultural Studies from Bowling Green. She is now "Dr. Higgs." Jason Miller (BAEd, English, 1993; MA, English 2000) received his PhD in English from Washington State University (May 2004), then completed a one-year appointment as recipient of the Charles Blackburn Fellowship, awarded to the university's most outstanding PhD graduate in either the English, Composition, or American Studies. He now holds an Assistant Professorship in the English department at North Carolina State University. Heather Shotkoski (B.A. Ed. 2008) was just hired by Morris Press in Kearney as a copywriter. Molly Brost (2001) is a teacher in the English Department at Northwest Missouri State University in Maryville. She received her Ph.D. in American Cultural Studies from Bowling Green University in Ohio. Amanda Hansen (2008) and her husband J. Nathan Hansen (also a 2008 UNK graduate) have moved to Denver where she will starting a Master's degree in Applied Linguistics at the University of Colorado. Lubna Samha(2007), who graduated with a BA English: Writing Emphasis, now writes for the Qatar Peninsula, an English daily newspaper. Molly Albrecht, after working as an investigative reporter for the Farmington Daily Times, a newspaper in Farmington, New Mexico, has become an online editor for the Rapid City Journal, a 30,000-circulation newspaper in Rapid City, a city of 70,000 people located in the beautiful Black Hills of South Dakota. She writes and edits stories; posts breaking news to the Journal's Web site; checks online reader replies for editorial appropriateness; and develops social networking tools for the Web site. She also shoots and edits video. Danielle Helzer will be teaching English in Perkins County High school. Elissa Martin will begin teaching English and Speech at Callaway. Jennifer Szymanski will be teaching at Horizon Middle School in Kearney. Heather Garrelts will be teaching English and Speech (and be the head Speech coach) in Lexington. Jessica Gilbertson was hired to teach English at Grand Island Barr. David Salyer (B.A, 2007) is pursuing a Master of Divinity degree at Covenant Theological Seminary in St. Louis. Periodic updates on the Salyers appear on http://davidanddawn.blogspot.com/ Erica Chu(2005) is a doctoral student and graduate assistant at Loyala University in Chicago. Her "An Interview with J. Califonia Cooper," has been published in the October/ November issue (vol. 40.2) of The Writer's Chronicle, a national publication of the Association of Writer's Writing Programs. Amanda Maryott (Magna Cum Laude, 2005)now lives in Bloomington, MN, where she will attend chiropractic school. Monica Schleicher (Honorable Mention, 2005) Justin Sevenker (Summa Cum Laude, 2005) will be an Adjunct Instructor in the UNK English Dept., Fall 2005. Jillian Tangeman (Summa Cum Laude, 2005) will pursue an MA in English at UNK, Fall 2005. Micah Torgrimson (Summa Cum Laude, 2005) Haylie Lewis (2005) is teaching in an after school program in Texas and writes the curriculum for the Middle Schools in the program. Elaine M. Nelson (B.A.E. 2002) received her M.A. in history at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in 2004. She is a PhD Candidate in U.S. and Indigenous history at the University of New Mexico. In 2009 she was awarded the John Higham Grant from the Organization of the American Historians & the Immigration and Ethnic History Society for her research on indigenous tourism in the Black Hills of South Dakota. Nelson has an article appearing in the Summer 2009 issue of the Great Plains Quarterly on an Omaha Indian Woman named Eunice Woodhull Stabler. In 2009-2010 she will be the "Michael J. Connell Foundation Fellow" at the Huntington Library in San Marino, California. Andy Stobel (2007)will be teaching English and German at Gering, Nebraska, High School. Joy Eldrige (2007)signed a contract in Atwood, Kansas, and began her teaching career the fall of 2007. Jeff Gerdes (2007) is teaching ESL at Horizon Middle School in Kearney. Carolyn Hance (2007) is teaching English at the Wilcox-Hildreth high school. Jodi Meyer (Honorable Mention)will begin teaching at Franklin High School, Fall 2005. Upon graduating from UNK in May of 2005, Jami Salas (Cum Laude) accepted a position teaching high school English in Elwood, NE, which included 7 – 10 grades as well as speech, drama, and journalism. In the spring of 2006, she entered the summer master's degree program at Fort Hays State University, which she plan to finish in the summer of 2008. This year, she accepted a position at the Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture in Curtis, NE, developing and teaching the basic English courses that students need to meet the pre-requisites to enter freshmen English courses if their college entrance scores are not high enough. She is also the writing specialist as the college goes through their self-study and accreditation process with the North Central Higher Learning Commission. Justine Walton will begin teaching at Omaha Benson High School, Fall 2005. Mindi Horst (BA, English, 2004) has returned to UNK as a graduate student in English, pursuing her MA. After graduation, she worked as a merchandise manager with Walt Disney World at the Once Upon A Toy-a job that allowed her to work in her second most favorite field-merchandise. Andrea Longoria (BA, English, 2003) has completed two years of law school at University of Nebraska--Lincoln. She spent the past summer working for the Nebraska Appleseed, a non profit law center. In Fall 2005, she will begin her final stretch of education (at least for now, she says) in Fall 2005, when she will be "getting back to her roots" with a Law and Literature class, as well as a class in Style and Composition. Jill Prochaska (BAEd, English, 2004) teaches high school English at Millard South, in Omaha, NE. David Pearson (BAEd, English, 2003) is teaching high school English at Hays Center, NE . Stacy Oberembt (BAEd, English, 2003) teaches 6th grade Language Arts/Reading at Elkhorn Ridge Middle School. Dave Keber (BAEd, English, 2003) teaches high school English at Millard North, in Omaha, NE. Josh Schultz (BA, English, 2003) is a Graduate Assistant in philosophy at Marquette. Jeff Leever (B.A., English '94) has published a second mystery/ suspense novel, Dark Friday, which was released in Fall 2007. When an investigative reporter travels to a small Indiana town to investigate a series of horror-movie-inspired murders, he uncovers a conspiracy involving local teens. Further information about the book is available on Jeff's web site, jeffreyleever.com. Jeff's first novel, Even in Darkness (2001) follows a Midwestern college student who discovers a mysterious cult-like group meeting secretly in catacombs beneath the college (any resemblance to the fabled UNK tunnels is of course purely coincidental). John Ritchie (B.A. '98, M.A. '00) recently passed certification requirements to become a National Board Certified English Teacher. He currently teaches secondary English in Manhattan, KS. Dave Keeber, previously a secondary English teacher at Millard North, has followed another dream and is now a firefighter in Lincoln. Mary Dixon (MA, English, 2005), a native Nebraskan who loves the Great Plains, is a visual artist and a poet. Much of her work is paper collage and includes illuminations of her poetry about the land and people of the plains. Mary has BA degrees in Art, English and Education from Hastings College and an MA in English from the University of Nebraska at Kearney. She also graduated from Notre Dame with an MFA. in creative writing and an MA in theology. She has recently had an article accepted in Great Plains Quarterly on Nebraska author Mari Sandoz. Nathan Meier (BA, English, 1999) now works for the University of Nebraska as a grant writer. Dr. Becky Faber (BA, 1979, MA, 1982) completed her PhD in English at UNL in 1995, concentrating in Cather Studies. She has published in the Seminar Volume of Violence, the Arts, and Cather, Teaching Cather, Heritage of the Great Plains, and Great Plains Quarterly. She holds a courtesy appointment in the English Department and occasionally teaches 20th century American literature seminars for the Honors Program, but her full-time position at UNL is as an Assistant Director in Career Services with a particular focus on those students seeking education employment and those planning to attend graduate/professional school. In 2005 she received the American Association for Employment in Education Outstanding New Member in Career Services Award. Dr. Faber has five times been cited by the UNL Parents Association with a Recognition for Contribution to Students Award as well as a People Who Inspire Award by Mortar Board. She is a Fellow of the Center for Great Plains Studies and a board member for the Nebraska Center for the Book.


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The penguins make a daring rescue when their scaredy-cat koala friend flies off on a kite.
A secret new animal arrives at the zoo in a terrifyingly long crate. What could it be?!
Private meets a crazed koala bear named Leonard who is scared to death of penguins.
Marlene accidentally offends her badger friends and starts a big, messy argument.
When Marlene gets her first taste of freedom in the park, she goes totally wild!
Private tries to camouflage himself as a shrub, but Marlene blows his cover.
RUN!!! The penguins completely freak out about a possible cooties outbreak.
Sit right back and you'll hear a tale of a frightful bus without a driver!
The rats get their claws on the treasure after ambushing the Zoo crew. Get 'em, Penguins!
Private, aka Mr. Tux, has to sink an impossible golf shot to save his reputation.
From best buttkicker to funniest star, it's time to pick your faves!
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Creates a Virtual Machine (small) configured with two data disks. After the Virtual Machine is provisioned and running, the data disks are then formatted and drive letters assigned. User is prompted for credentials to use to provision the new Virtual Machine.
The scripts allow a MSDN subscriber to quickly create a dev-test VM on Azure running Visual Studio 2013 Pro|Premium|Ultimate, SQL Server 2012 Developer edition SP1 and SharePoint 2013 trial.
Deploy a specified number of Virtual Machines based on a given image name. The Virtual Machines are placed in the same availability set and load balanced on a given endpoint name.
Creates two virtual machines; a front-end Windows Server and a back-end SQL server. The front-end server is configured with the Web Platform Installer, which is then used to install an application published on the Web Platform Installer catalog.
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Demonstrates starting a single Virtual Machine or set of Virtual Machines (using a wildcard pattern) within a Cloud Service. It does this by creating scheduled tasks to start the Virtual Machine(s) on a schedule at the time specified.
Demonstrates stopping a single Virtual Machine or set of Virtual Machines (using a wildcard pattern) within a Cloud Service. It does this by creating scheduled tasks to stop the Virtual Machine(s) on a schedule at the time specified.
Creates a Windows Azure Website and links to a SQL Azure DB and a storage account. If the storage account specified does not exist, the storage account will be created.
Demonstrates how the settings of a web site can be set remotely using PowerShell. Assumes a Facebook application that has been deployed, and changes its settings for AppId and AppSecret.
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Script will walk you through checking if your database has been granted Permium database quota. Followed by how to upgrade reservations on a database to premium. **Note:** Premium database quota must be requested for your server via the Windows Azure Management Portal
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This script creates an SQL Server AlwaysOn availability group on Windows Azure VMs end-to-end, beginning with the creation of the Windows Azure VMs and ends with a working availability group listener.
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This topic provides sample scripts that can be used to automate backups to Windows Azure Blob storage service using PowerShell cmdlets.
This topic and the supporting Windows PowerShell Scripts walk you through creating a Windows Azure Virtual Machine that contains Microsoft SQL Server Business Intelligence features and Microsoft SharePoint. The procedures and scripts assume that you have a Windows Azure subscription, installation files for SQL Server 2012, and installation files for SharePoint 2010. The document includes a procedure to create virtual hard disks (.VHDs) to contain your installation files.
This topic describes and walks you through the deployment and configuration of a SQL Server Reporting Services native mode report server in a Windows Azure Virtual Machine. The steps in this document use a combination of manual steps to create the virtual machine and a Windows PowerShell script to configure Reporting Services.
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$20 - $35 Daily | More- Daily Camping: $20 - $35
- Full hookup site: $30/night + tax. Electric hookup site (24' maximum camping unit length allowed): $25/night + tax. No hookup site: $20/night + tax. Non-refundable reservation fee $7/reservation.
May 2, 2014 - Oct 16, 2014Sleep under the stars and wake up in the wild of Dakota County's great outdoors. Camp surrounded by the peaceful woodlands of Lebanon Hills Regional Park. Just minutes from downtown Minneapolis, the Mall of America and the Minnesota Zoo, Lebanon Hills campground is perfect for a quick get-away or a week-long family vacation.
The campground features on-site caretakers, a playground, and WiFi at full-hook-up sites. Near canoeing and kayaking, trails for hiking and mountain biking, a beach, water parks, and several golf courses.
Information and reservations at www.dakotacounty.us/parks, search camping. Escape the crowds and reserve a site mid-week.
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- Open to the general public, no membership required
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Well its been a while my fellow mando's but here is my lid in progress
Discussion on My Lid within the Expanded Universe Bounty Hunters forum, part of the Star Wars Universe category; Well its been a while my fellow mando's but here
Well its been a while my fellow mando's but here is my lid in progress
Well I started the mockup for my face piece today so here is the progress
Please tell me what you think all input is welcome.
nice i like the color and weathering
Well here it is finished. Now off to the armor
What do you think?
Why did you fill in part of the "T" visor?
And since you put in that filler, why not make it look like your really cool avatar bucket?
I like it, but did you intend for the bottom edge of the visor to flare so much? Just curious. Looks cool anyways!
actually did mean to flare it out a little. i didn't capture it well with the pics but it is rounded in the front to allow my nose to clear the front of the lid. as for making it look like my avatar i still may do that thanks for the input
I am all for making it look like your avatar!!! that avatar bucket is awesome!!!!
I agree the Avatar would make a cool bucket. Not sure on the flaring.......
i am glad you like my avatar it took a while to create
Yeah, I noticed some sort of 'x' shape on the biggest part of the visor. I can see it's 3-D. I like it!


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US President Barack Obama greets a group of people upon arriving at Dallas Love Field Airport in Dallas, Texas, on April 24, 2013. Obama spent years trying to bury the White House legacy of George W. Bush. Now, he is coming to Texas to praise him. Obama will head a rare showing of all living ex-US presidents on April 25 as Bush inaugurates his presidential library and museum four years after the end of an administration scorched by terror, foreign wars and economic crisis. AFP PHOTO/Jewel Samad (Photo credit should read JEWEL SAMAD/AFP/Getty Images)


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Event Details
12.Nov.2012 |
Scotland v All Blacks |
Murrayfield |
3:30 am |
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IRB to appeal Thomson decision
The International Rugby Board has announced it will appeal what it describes as 'an unduly lenient sanction' imposed on New Zealand flanker Adam Thomson.
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All Blacks captain Richie McCaw was pleased to open their Air new Zealand European tour with a convincing win over Scotland but felt there was plenty to work on in the remaining three Tests.
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Scotland rue the game that got away
Scotland coach Andy Robinson rued the lapses which allowed the All Blacks to claim a 51-22 Test win at Murrayfield.
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All Blacks dominate Scotland at Murrayfield
The All Blacks opened their Air New Zealand European tour with a dominant 51-22 win over Scotland at Murrayfield on Monday (NZT).
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Scotland want to unleash their beast
Scotland halfback Mike Blair has urged his team-mates to work try-scoring opportunities for Tim Visser when he makes his home debut for Scotland against the All Blacks on Sunday.
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Scotland were lifted, by victory over the Wallabies and an unbeaten Pacific Island tour, earlier this year but New Zealand represent a far different challenge and it would be the upset of the century if Scotland were finally to achieve her first win over the All Blacks this time around.
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Scotland captain Kelly Brown believes hard work and a strong start are imperative if his side are to challenge the All Blacks in Sunday's Test at Murrayfield.
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Gray prepared for 'tough shift' at Murrayfield
Scotland lock Richie Gray is ready for the toughest of challenges after recovering from an ankle injury to face world champions New Zealand in Sunday's Test at Murrayfield.
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With our national debt at $14 trillion and counting, spending in Washington is dangerously out of control. In recent years, we have witnessed Washington engage in some of the most fiscally irresponsible policymaking in the history of this country. In Congress, Jim is working tirelessly to restore conservatism and accountability to our government. He supports across-the-board spending cuts and, over time, believes that we need to reduce total spending to 20% of our GDP. One of Jim's first votes in Congress was to cut his own Congressional budget. By voting to cut every Congressional office budget by five percent, Jim was showing American families that he is serious about ending the job-killing Washington spending binge and making the tough choices needed to put our nation back on a path of fiscal responsibility.
For more information about Spending Cuts & Debt, please visit the following websites:
- Obama Debt Plan Letter (06/07/11 06:41 AM PST)
- On June 6, 2011, Congressman Renacci joined with House Freshmen in calling for President Obama to come forward on debt talks and submit a plan.


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