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Precipitation was less than half of normal across our area in November. The total precipitation was only 1.44" at our weather station in Otego.
Despite the unusually mild weather during the first half of November, temperatures were so far below normal during the last two weeks
It looks like a strong northwesterly flow aloft will continue to bring cold air from central Canada during the upcoming week, as the storm tracks stays well to the west and south. This equals a continuation of a generally dry weather pattern.
December began with very cold air funneling southward around the west side of a major Great Lakes storm, and with a strong northwesterly flow. As the storm pulled northward to Lake Huron by afternoon, there were snow showers as far south as the northwest suburbs of Atlanta.
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On Friday a northwest flow of cold air will take over again, with partly sunny skies and highs in the low 30's. WeÆll get a few lake-effect snow showers but the accumulating snow will stay to our north and west. Skies will be partly sunny again on Saturday, with only a few snow showers and highs just 27 to 32 degrees.
A major ocean storm will intensify well east of Cape Cod on Sunday, while an upper-level trough slides across the eastern Great Lakes. After a few snow showers in the morning, skies will be partly sunny in the afternoon with highs only 25 to 30 degrees. Partly sunny skies will continue on Monday with highs in the low 30's. A storm system will move west of the region on Tuesday bringing milder air and the chance of rain or wet snow.
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What if marriage was like leasing a car?
After a couple years, you could renew the relationship or just walk away, with no fuss.
A Florida lawyer says now might be the time to consider short-term marriages. In other words: a wed lease.
We've been reporting for years about a divorce rate hovering around 50-percent. A staggering percentage when you consider holy matrimony is supposed to last until one spouse dies. But could a shorter term, a trial-like pre-marriage lower the divorce rate, and make for better unions?
"But he didn't propose until a year after we ...," said Shea Lacey.
"But I knew ...," said Fred Loving.
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"To always have that bond with your best friend to go through life with, and to have that blessing from God," Lacey told FOX13 News.
It will be marriage No. 2 for both. Neither of them are shy about making that lifetime commitment again, which brings us to a radical idea from a Florida lawyer named Paul Rampell. He would like an option to traditional marriages.
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"The children would definitely outlive the term of any wed-lease," she said. "So that's something you'd really have to look at and decide and work on to deal with that part of it. Because children are so much more than property."
Rampell said if a child entered the picture, the lease would automatically extend until the child turned 18.
"It would be inconsistent with Scripture," said Rev. Dwight Montgomery of Annesdale Cherokee Baptist Church.
Rev. Montgomery has performed many marriages and said the wed lease idea is a non-starter. Marriage is an institution established by God.
"Marriage is a sacred institution and when one makes that commitment, one ought to keep that commitment," she said.
Loving agrees. Despite having gone through a divorce already, he says he would never consider a wed lease.
"It's like you have an exit strategy already, so why even get married?," he asked. "It's a waste of time. So if you don't feel like you can spend the rest of your life with that person don't even go through with it. It's not like a car, after 36,000 miles I'm going to trade it in for another car. No, it don't even work like that."
The conventional structure of marriage doesn't work for everybody. Just look at the divorce rate and the rise of same sex unions. But defining marriage similar to an apartment lease?
"while the State of Tennessee defines marriage as a contract, there's so much more to marriage," Dobson said. "The emotion, the family, the accrued wealth, the rearing of children, the spiritual side of it, all of this cannot and is not regulated by the State of Tennessee and very had to put into a contract."
Interesting idea. None of the people FOX13 News talked to think the wed lease is something lawmakers in any of the Southern states will consider or should consider. As for Fred and Shea, they are planning to tie the knot the old fashioned way in October.
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3:50pm Friday 30th November 2012 in News By Tyrone Marshall, Reporter
A GROUP of friends from Barnoldswick have bared all for a charity calendar.
The 11 women, aged 28 to 40, have called themselves the 'Barlick Bosom Babes' and have posed for the calendar to raise money for their local cancer support charity, the Barnoldswick and Earby Bosom Friends.
It has been produced in memory of Patricia Cryer, 63, from Barnoldswick, who lost died in November 2010 following a 10-year battle with breast cancer.
Her three daughters, Amanda, Sally and Emily, came up with the idea for the calendar and convinced their friends to take part as well.
They said: "She was an amazingly brave woman and she fought hard to stay with us and underwent rounds of chemo. No matter how ill she felt she always looked fabulous and had a smile on her face.
"All she wanted was to enjoy life and spend as much time as possible with her family and friends, and she carried on doing that right until the end.
"Her courage and strength was incredible. We miss her terribly and that will never leave us, but by producing this calendar with our friends we have a chance to honour her memory and remember how much love and laughter she shared with us all.
"We know she would have joined us in the making of this calendar if she was still here with us, and her presence was definitely felt throughout the day as we took the photos.
"We wanted to create this calendar to give a little back to Bosom Friends for all the emotional support and help they have provided to us.
"All of us included in the making of this calendar have been touched by the effects of cancer in one way or another and many of us are grieving the loss of loved ones."
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27-year-old American rider James 'Bubba' Stewart is the first African-American to dominate in motocross. After racking up a record-breaking 11 AMA amateur national titles riding for Kawasaki Team Green, he was named 2002 Rookie of the Year in his debut pro season. Just two years later, he won both the AMA 125 East Supercross Championship and the AMA 125 Motocross National Championship. In 2008, despite only just recovering from knee surgery, he became the second rider in history after Ricky Carmichael to complete a perfect motocross season - 24 wins in 24 races. He capped off his incredible year by winning the 2008 AMA Speed Athlete of the Year award. Stewart was born in Bartow, Florida. His father, also called James, was an avid motocross enthusiast who took his son on a bike ride when he was just two days old. James Jr. started riding a dirt bike himself at three years old, entered his first race the next year, and won the first of his amateur titles when he was just six. In 1997, James Sr. bought 40 acres in Haines City in order to create a practice track in the family's backyard. James Sr. tutored his son from the beginning and the duo soon developed an innovative and aggressive riding style that could shave seconds of the fastest competitors. However, James has struggled with injuries and illness throughout his pro career, and it is only his incredible competitive spirit that has kept him coming back for more.
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Georgia K–12 School District Virtualizes Desktops to Improve Student Services, Simplify IT Management, Embrace Change
"Desktop virtualization gives teachers and faculty a better desktop experience; eases IT repair and management; cuts costs; and enables the school district to adapt readily to advances in educational tools and methods."
Muskegon Area Intermediate School District
VMware Enables Muskegon Area Intermediate School District to Expand Technology Offerings Cost-Effectively
"Thanks to Data Strategy and VMware, we've achieved our goal of doing more with less. We can manage our infrastructure much more efficiently, while expanding the number of services we provide. The real beneficiaries, however, are the school districts that now have access to better technology services without increased costs."
National Democratic Institute
VMware vCloud Director Helps NDI Speed Technology Delivery Within Efforts that Support Democracy
"VMware vCloud Director helps us better serve our users, including those in developing countries. We can configure virtual servers, point to URLs, and fire up applications within a matter of minutes. It's less costly for us and less time-consuming, and because it's a virtualized deployment, the hosting costs are also low."
National Institute of Education
Deploying VMware virtualization ensures high availability and quick recovery while reducing costs, lowering the burden on datacenter facilities and providing a platform to adopt cloud computing.
"VMware has enabled us to reduce our costs and the stress on our datacenter power supplies, while ensuring our most important applications such as Microsoft Exchange Server email meet our business demands for availability and performance."
Navy Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI)
Deploy VMware Technology To Make The Military's Vast Network Greener And Leaner
"The virtualization of an environment as large and complex as the NMCI has never been attempted before. We are working hand in hand with VMware to ensure it's a success."
VMware virtualization enables NDTV to deploy a two-node server cluster to run business-critical applications with capacity to deploy virtual desktops in future.
"Deploying VMware vSphere has enabled us to run 55 virtual machines in a two-node cluster, with capacity to host another 50 virtual desktops that we are considering deploying using VMware View."
New College Durham
VMware offers the most mature, easy-to-use and feature packed on the market and the best fit for our needs
"We did not really consider anyone else other than VMware. The benefits of a single, integrated virtualization platform from the datacenter to the desktop were compelling."
Newcastle College Group
"VMware View has transformed our IT infrastructure and given us the control and centralized management capabilities we needed following a number of mergers and acquisitions. We now have a reliable, secure and resilient IT infrastructure in place which provides our end users with the flexibility they need to work wherever they work best. What could have been a time intensive, expensive, IT integration project has proved quick, pain free and, most importantly of all, has proved great value for money. Not only does our IT team now have a lot more time to concentrate on strategic projects to help drive the business forward, rather than worrying about maintenance issues, but we've actually saved ourselves over £7 million which is quite staggering."
Nordea Bank Polska SA
Platforma VMware vSphere 4 umożliwiła stworzenie stabilnego środowiska wirtualnego, jednocześnie przyczyniając się do odzyskania wolnego miejsca w serwerowni i ograniczenia poboru energii. Dla działu IT bardzo istotną kwestią była też wygoda tworzenia środowisk testowych i możliwość prowadzenia tzw. testów pre-live. Dzięki wirtualizacji serwerów zwiększyła się elastyczność zarządzania zasobami i uprościło zarządzanie całym środowiskiem IT. Pozytywne doświadczenia z VMware vShpere 4 skłoniły dział IT w banku Nordea do wdrożenia rozwiązania VMware View 4 służącego do wirtualizacji desktopów. Środowisko to zostało uruchomione produkcyjnie we wrześniu 2010 r.
"Wdrożenie wirtualizacji przyniosło wymierne korzyści w zakresie zarządzania, m.in. zespół odpowiedzialny wcześniej za zarządzanie sprzętem mógł zająć się innymi projektami. Co więcej, jedna konsola VMware vCenter umożliwia nam zarządzanie platformą vSphere oraz nowym środowiskiem VMware View. To daje nam możliwość rozbudowany naszej infrastruktury bez powiększania działu IT."
Northwestern Mutual
Northwestern Mutual Achieves Business Outcomes with VMware From Consolidation to the Cloud—Virtualization Milestones at Northwestern Mutual
"We try to leverage some of the newest technologies to reduce expenses and costs, and offer better value—not to do things because we can do them, but choosing the ones with really great value return."
NPC International
VMware vFabric tc Server Helps NPC International Stay Connected to 1,200 Locations
"Application performance is considerably faster, since we moved to tc Server... We have been very happy with the performance – it is fantastic."
Virtualization Helps OCLC Maintain the IT Infrastructure that Keeps the World's Libraries Connected
"VMware's solutions have been effective in helping OCLC to streamline its datacenter, increase the availability of its IT services, and become a greener organization."
Ohio Department of Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services (ODADAS)
Virtualization Enables Cash-Strapped Agency to Increase, Improve IT Services Despite Budget Cuts
"We took a 50 percent hit on our IT project budget, but leveraging VMware software to make our processes more efficient, we've actually been able to improve service to end users."
Ohio Department of Commerce
VMware Technology Offers A Way For Organizations To Create An Almost Entirely Virtual IT Infrastructure That Reduces Costs And Simplifies Administration
"Leveraging technology to virtualize 85 percent of our IT environment gives us the operational efficiency that we absolutely need in today's tight budget conditions."
Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities
Improving IT Services Through Virtualization Helps Those Who Can't Help Themselves. More Efficient Help for the Developmentally Disabled
"Virtualization has made us more efficient and agile. That means we're able to devote more of DODD's resources to serving the citizens, providing services directly and through the various providers we work with across the state. Moving forward, we now have even greater capabilities to continue to improve DODD's abilities to assist the developmentally disabled citizens in the great state of Ohio."
Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities
See how Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities replaced its traditional desktop infrastructure with VMware View virtualized desktops running on thin clients.
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A 6-year-old boy is suspended for kissing a girl, a sign language interpreter is criticized for his work and the Senate pulls an all-nighter.
It's Thursday, and here are the "5 Things to Know for Your New Day."
Say what? In this case, the pictures weren't worth a single word. The sign language interpreter signed vigorously throughout Nelson Mandela's memorial. He was seen by millions worldwide, but apparently understood by no one. He had a sign language of his own. "I wanted to go to the FNB stadium and grab that man from the stage," says Abram Maripane, a sign language trainer. The interpreter stands by his performance, though. He told CNN affiliate Radio 702 that he's been trusted with other big events in the past. "There was no one at all that said I interpreted wrong." He also told the station he has schizophrenia and is receiving treatment.
I have #schizophrenia, says #Mandela memorial signer. #interpreter. ow.ly/rGPOT—
(@mailandguardian) December 12, 2013
In true Twitter fashion, there's already a spoof account on him.
So football.
Prickly pear. Thrice!—
(@MemorialSigner) December 11, 2013
Pam Brown is live with the latest at 7.
I kissed a girl … : And the school really didn't like it. It suspended the 6-year-old first-grader and said his record will show he "sexually harassed" the girl. All this for kissing a classmate on the hand! A tsunami of backlash followed, and last night, the school reversed course. It said he can return to school and changed his offense from "sexual harassment" to "misconduct."
#BestoftheWebToday Free Hunter Yelton: Meet the littlest casualty in the war on men, by @jamestaranto on.wsj.com/1kA9No3—
James Taranto (@jamestaranto) December 11, 2013
Stricken with affluenza: To families of the victims, Ethan Couch is a killer; a teen drunk driver who killed four people. To the defense, he's a victim of "affluenza." Or more precisely, the product of wealthy, privileged parents who never set limits for him. A judge seemed to agree with his lawyers, saying Couch needs treatment. He sentenced the 16-year-old to 10 years' probation and no jail time. His relatives were stunned.
@AC360 This case is disgusting. The driver should have been tried as adult and sentenced accordingly. Are the parents going to jail? #AC360—
Cathi Mims Yamaguchi (@MimsyYamaguchi) December 12, 2013
Alina Machado will break it down for us at 6.
Selfie destruction? It sounds like the teen edition of "The Hangover." A bunch of kids allegedly break into a swanky LA pad last month and throw a bash. They trash the home and bag some loot, including a suit and a $250,000 stuffed leopard. Not satisfied with the damage, cops say, they brag about it on social media. Bad move. Those selfies led cops to three 18-year-olds and 13 minors this week, who now face burglary, grand theft and trespass charges.
Epic MT @Sam_Schaefer Some items, inc snow leopard, stolen at La Habra Heights party teens had in vacant mansion http://t.co/qS9vZuYczX—
Jason Wells (@JasonBretWells) December 12, 2013
The wrangling continues: Republicans and Democrats are at it again. The Democrats are trying to get the president's nominees approved before they break for the holidays, and the Republicans are saying not so fast. The Senate burned the midnight oil to approve Cornelia Pillard to the the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit this morning. And that's just the beginning, the GOP says. It says it plans to delay the list of nominees to various senior posts. Not to be outdone, Democrats say they'll be in session around the clock if that's what it takes to get nominees approved. Next up, the House prepares to vote on the budget today. Grab your popcorn – the all-nighters may become the new norm.
Oh, Senate, you and thousands of college students are pulling an all nighter to finish your work.—
Lilith (@GrimalkinRN) December 12, 2013
Joe Johns will have the latest all morning.
Those are your five biggies for the day. Here are a few others that are brewing and have the Internet buzzing.
Dreaming of a white Christmas? Folks love the idea of twinkly lights, hot cocoa and snow on Christmas morning. That's why the National Climatic Data Center created this map to show whether your dream will come true this year. (Spoiler alert: If you live in the South, fuhgeddaboudit)
I'm dreaming of a white Christmas.. But if the white runs out, I'll drink the red. #onceuponabetch—
Once Upon A Betch (@OnceUponABetch) December 12, 2013
On a high note: What happens when the Soweto Gospel Choir - disguised as supermarket workers - erupts into a song for Mandela? Awesomeness and tears, that's what.
Great video from Soweto Gospel Choir... Wow! wow! Wow!...#proudlysouthafrican—
Samu Jili (@Samulic) December 12, 2013
Bringin' it back: When you hear David Thibault, 16, sing "Blue Christmas," you'll think Elvis is back in the building.
Who cares about the Oxford comma? Not Sky News, that's for sure. Its editors learned the hard way when they sent out this poorly worded alert. And with it, they became the latest social media sensation. And not in a good way.
When @SkyNews forgets an oxford comma, the world changes buff.ly/1iVZa3j #teamoxcom—
James Smoley (@jsmoley) December 12, 2013
Snow angels are so last year: British artist Simon Beck put them to shame when he walked through the snow, leaving behind visually breathtaking track prints.
Made by artist Simon Beck by walking in complex patterns while wearing snowshoes http://t.co/6OBwp3NqwZ—
Now THAT is Art! (@NowThatIsArt) December 11, 2013
And a bonus buzzy ...
Nice play, W: Cade Foster's had a rough few days. His three missed kicks cost Alabama a game on November 30. Death threats followed. But apparently not from George W. Bush. The kicker posted a letter bearing the former president's letterhead on his Instagram account. Talk about No. 43s sticking together.
There you go. All you need to know to get an early start to your morning.
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Crooks get away with outboard motor worth thousands (From Harwich and Manningtree Standard)
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CROOKS have stolen an outboard motor worth thousands of pounds from a sailing club.
Thieves targeted the Stour Sailing Club in Manningtree between Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve.
A Mariner 15hp, four stroke engine, with silver metal engine hood and a black propeller was taken.
The engine is worth around £4,500.
Sailing club commodore David Warner has called for members to be vigilant but said this was a one-off incident.
He said: "It is very unfortunate."
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Psychology student vs law student
A guy asked a girl in a library; Do you mind if I sit beside you?
The girl answered with a loud voice; I DONT WANT TO SPEND THE NIGHT
All the students in the library started staring at the guy and he was embarrassed. After a couple of minutes, the
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The smartest robber
After shopping for most of the day, a couple returns to find their car has been stolen. They go to the police station to make a full report. Then, a detective drives them back to the parking lot to see if any evidence can be found at the scene of the crime. To their amazement, the car has been returned.
There is an envelope on the windshield with a note of apology and two tickets to a music concert. The note reads, "I apologize for taking your car, but my wife was having a baby and I had to hot-wire your ignition to rush her to the hospital. Please forgive the inconvenience. Here are two tickets for tonight's concert of Garth Brooks, the country-and-western music star."
Their faith in humanity restored, the couple attend the concert and return home late. They find their house has been robbed. Valuable goods have been taken from though out the house, from basement to attic. And, there is a note on the door reading, "Well, you still have your car. I have to put my newly born kid through college somehow, don't I?
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In the blink of an eye the bells will be ringing, signifying the start of the 2014-2015 school year for all students and schools in the TRIBUNE-area.
The Cozad Community Schools will begin their campaign with the Cozad Middle School, High School and Elementary starting on Wednesday, August 20th with full days of instruction. The Cozad Early Education Center and Cozad Elementary will host an open house on Thursday, August 14th from 5:30-6:30 p.m.
Gothenburg Public Schools will open their doors for the upcoming school year on Friday, August 15th with school from 8 a.m. until 2 p.m. On Monday, August 18th the Gothenburg students will have their first full day of school.
Getting the campaign started off right, Lexington Public Schools will be the first to ring their school bells in the TRIBUNE-area with students attending on Wednesday, August 13th. Lexington Elementary and Middle School students will have a full day of instruction from 8 a.m. until 3:25 p.m. In the high school, ninth grade students will attend from 8:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m., and tenth grade through twelfth grade students will participate in their first day of school from 1:30-3:25 p.m.


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Clint Bowyer Race Summary: No. 15 5-hour ENERGY Toyota driver Clint Bowyer finished 13th in Sunday's NASCAR Sprint Cup race at New Hampshire Motor Speedway. The Michael Waltrip Racing driver started 21st and immediately told his crew his car would not turn in the corners but snapped loose exiting. By lap 35 Bowyer had climbed to 14th. He remained there until about lap 190 when he broke into the top 10. Bowyer avoided trouble in the final third of the race and held his position. When the No. 15 team pitted for service on lap 260 it was discovered that the 5-hour ENERGY Toyota had a rear tire going down. Bowyer tried everything to maintain his position in the closing laps, but a late caution allowed the team to return to pit road for tires prior to the green-white-checker finish. Bowyer restarted 25th and raced his way to a 13th place finish in the final laps. Bowyer's teammate Brian Vickers gave MWR its second victory of the season and seventh overall on Sunday. The No. 15 5-hour ENERGY team returns to action July 28 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
BOWYER: "That was a tough day. We didn't qualify as well as we would have liked and it was so tough to pass and gain track position throughout the day that it really put us in a tough spot. We worked on it and keep at it, but we struggled to get a handle on it for the better part of the day. I'm proud of my 5-hour ENERGY team – they fought all day and we still came home with a top-15. I really thought we would be up there fighting it out for the win today, but it just wasn't our day. That said, it was a huge day for our teammate Brian Vickers and all the guys on the Aaron's team. I'm so happy for all those guys. They are a great group of guys that work hard every week to make that car great whoever is behind the wheel. It's a big win for them and I couldn't be happier for them."
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Amazon's new visual recognition software lets you scan the things around you and gives you a list of actions to do next.
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For a low-cost entry-level network storage device, the WD My Cloud is very impressive both in performance and features, making it one of the best deals for home users.
A fascinating NASA presentation suggests that in July 2012 Earth was one week away from being struck by a massive solar storm that would have had devastating effects. Can this be?
Earth is near the center of a tangled mass of potentially hazardous asteroids. But there's little to worry about.
A user posts a fake news piece to CNN's iReport news hub. It stays live for 22 hours before someone realizes it must surely not be true.
Landsat 8 has just completed its first year in operation -- and it's already recorded some fascinating changes on Earth's surface.
We've never seen an object this big get so close to Earth. Get ready for Friday's rendezvous with asteroid 2012 DA14.
The world's most powerful rocket, designed to carry humans to Mars, is scheduled for a test launch in 2018.
After traveling for 37 years, Voyager I is recording pulses from the sun that confirm it has entered a different region near the edge of the solar system called interstellar space.
The B612 Foundation highlights the fact that asteroids come a-knockin' 3 to 10 times more frequently than previously thought. But don't freak out; most explode too high up to cause damage on the ground.


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Information for Majors
Psychology Department Facebook Page
Coursework Resources
- Directed Research Information
- Directed Research Application
- Practicum Information
- Video recordings available from the fall 2011 Current Directions in Psychological Science Speaker Series webinar event
Letters of Recommendation
Career Planning
- What can I do with a psychology major?
- Career Options with a Bachelor's in Psychology
- PsychologyDegreeOnline.net
Graduate School/Career Information and forms
- Areas of Specialization in Psychology (Graduate Programs)
- Psychology Today Blog: The Grad School Guru
- Dr. Lima's Graduate School Resources Wiki
- Choosing Your Mentor: What Every Graduate Student Should Know
- Be informed: What is the "internship mismatch" issue in clinical and counseling doctoral programs, and how might it affect you?
If you are applying to a (PhD/PsyD) program in clinical and counseling psychology, you should know the placement rate into APA/APPIC approved pre-doctoral internships for each program you are applying to. This information should be posted on their website, or you can find it in resources like The Insider's Guide..."
- The Department of Human Development and Family Science at North Dakota State University is excited to announce a new PhD program in Developmental Science! Applications are currently being accepted. Assistantships including full tuition waiver and stipends are available.


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Aloha and Welcome to the future website of what some day may become the ONLY Pizza delivery restaurant in Maalaea, Maui! There isn't one now and unless we retire,
move to Maui and do this ourselves, there may never be "Delivery Pizza" in Ma`alaea (Mah-ah-lie-yah). For some mis-guided reason, no pizza parlor on Maui delivers to Maalaea!
I've tried to get "Shaka Pizza" in Kihei to deliver to Maalaea Banyans, where we have our Maui, Hawaii Vacation Condo Rental, but alas they say it is too far. (Perhaps 5-7 miles at the most) Even "Pizza In Paradise" in Kahului won't deliver to us and they are only 15 minutes away.
The restaurants in Ma'alaea are wonderful and their food is "ono" (Hawaiian for tasty), but unfortunately they do not make pizza. Sometimes you just do not want farm raised prawns or kiawe grilled filet mignon with mango-guava chutney, you want a plain old thin crust, hamburger topped pizza, with extra cheese, delivered to your condo door! Perhaps with a side order of garlic rolls and a 2 liter bottle of Diet Pepsi. (Yum, my favorite)
So, I have reserved this domain in the outside chance
that when I retire from the bank and move to Maui, and with the help of family and friends, we can start
Please note our catchy slogan above and the gratuitous bikini clad girl on a beach pic., which has absolutely NOTHING to do with pizza.
For the fun of it I also reserved MaalaeaPizza.com just in case someone steals my Freight Train Pizza idea. So, until I retire, if you want a pizza in your Maalaea condo, you'll have to stop at a grocery store back in Kahului or at the Pukalani Superette (I just love that name), purchase a frozen pizza and cook it yourself in your condo.
Think of it this way... even if you have to make the pizza, it will probably be the best darn pizza you'll ever taste, as you are sharing it with loved ones, sitting on your lanai on Maui, watching the moon rise over Maalaea Bay and Haleakala, listening to the waves lap the shore below and relaxing to Hawaiian music from your Internet Radio feed Hawaiian Rainbow . Trust me, it doesn't get much better than that, even if you burn it!
FYI: The wave called Ma`alaea or "Freight Train" is a right hander off the jetty in Ma`alaea, Maui, Hawai`i. It breaks over a shallow coral reef and is considered to be one of the world's fastest waves and only happens with large southerly swells. It gets it name from the mist on the crest of the wave being blown off, resembling the smoke from a "freight train" as it moves down the tracks.
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Enjoy your visit to Ma'alaea - Pizza optional...
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Our series looking at Georgia position-by-position continues with two spots that will add a lot of firepower that has been missing because of injury.
Starter: Malcolm Mitchell, Jr.
Top backup(s): Justin Scottt-Wesley, Jr.; Reggie Davis, Soph.
Also in the room: Uriah LeMay, R-Fr.; Blake Tibbs, Soph.
Starter(s): Michael Bennett, Sr., and Chris Conley, Sr.
Top backup(s): Kenneth Towns, Soph.
Also in the room: Jonathon Rumph, Sr.; Michael Erdman, Sr.; Clay Johnson, Soph.
On the way: Isaiah McKenzie, Fr.; Shakenneth Williams, Fr.; Rico Johnson, Fr.; Gilbert Johnson, Fr.
The skinny: The distinction between the flanker and split end spots in many ways is irrelevant, especially with the more experienced players, who can play both spots. You should also consider Georgia to have three starting receivers, as it comes out in a three-receiver set most of the time. In reality, Georgias receivers are separated more by tiers:
- Mitchell, Bennett and Conley are the top tier.
- Scott-Wesley makes it four in the top tier when hes healthy, which he and Mitchell are expected to be. But Scott-Wesley is also facing a one-game suspension.
- Reggie Davis is the next in line, and is the fifth and probably final receiver right now virtually guaranteed to be part of the rotation.
- Towns, Rumph and Erdman have played before, and are the most likely to earn the last spot or two in the rotation.
- Tibbs and LeMay should have been in that mix, but didnt use the spring to make that big jump. Johnson did, and now the walk-on will be a factor this preseason.
- The freshmen will get a chance as well this summer. McKenzie, a small but dynamic speedster, and Rico Johnson, who is a year older after spending this past year in prep school, are the most likely to sneak in.
What happens next: All eyes will be on Mitchell and Scott-Wesley to gauge their progress back from injury. Its expected theyll be cleared to practice, at which point coaches will see if the injuries have affected them any. The hope is theyll track with Bennett, who within nine months was back to normal after tearing his ACL in October of 2012. Presuming Mitchell and Scott-Wesley are good to go, that means very limited playing time is available, with a lot of players who need a strong preseason to make a jump.
Coachspeak: Davis played sparingly last year but were gonna need him to step up. Bennett, Conley, Mitchell, and Justin was just kinda coming into his own. But those are really the four guys that have produced in games. So we need more than four. Mike Bobo.
Starter: Jay Rome, Jr.
Top backup(s): Jordan Davis, R-Fr.; Quayvon Hicks, Jr.
Also in the room: Jack Looman, Jr.; Jared Chapple, Soph.
On the way: Jeb Blazevich, Fr.; Hunter Atkinson, Fr.
The skinny: Rome didnt practice this spring as he recovered from foot surgery, providing Davis some first-team work until he also went down, with a sprained ankle. Both are expected to be ready for summer workouts, and with Hicks and the two freshmen joining the show, it will be a crowded field. Rome will finally get his shot at being the starter, and can be a star as a pass receiver. The question is how consistent he can be as a blocker. Davis has impressed coaches thus far in his year on campus, and they feel good about him as the top backup. Then theres Hicks, who has moved into the new H-back role, a hybrid of tight end and fullback. Hes an intriguing option, but theres still a lot to be worked out on how much hell be used. Blazevich was a four-star recruit and a good candidate to play eventually. But how soon? Atkinson, a surprise addition on signing day, is more of a blocker right now, but will have plenty of time to brush up on the receiving skills.
What happens next: Rome and Davis presumably get cleared to practice. Then it becomes a matter of defining Hicks role, and deciding how much if any the two freshmen will play.
Our series looking at Georgia position-by-position continues with two spots that will add a lot of firepower that has been missing because of injury.
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Summer Haze Honey Hefe - Hoyne Brewing Co.
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10-13-2012 03:19:18 | More by ChuckGnarly
Alberta (Canada)
3.43/5 rDev -7.5%
Hoyne Summer haze pours a slightly hazy deep gold with a thin white head. The aroma is crisp, malty wheat with a hint of spice, with an odd sweet graininess. The flavor is similar, with plenty of wheat and a hint of honey in the finish. The odd spicy grainy character is present in the flavor and there is a bit of lingering sweetness. Overall a pretty decent beer, but not as refreshing as I would like.
07-10-2012 03:33:32 | More by ericj551
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3.5/5 rDev -5.7%
09-22-2012 01:44:19 | More by chickenm
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3.5/5 rDev -5.7%
04-08-2013 20:52:59 | More by schopenhauerale
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3.55/5 rDev -4.3%
Poured from a 650ml bottle. This is definitely an American-style hefe. It offers a rich "natural" honey character however there weren't much in the way of "Hefe" yeast notes. There is a fine carbonation and silky mouthfeel with a big dose of honey flavour mid palate, yet it is balanced out with enough hop bitterness on the finish. Well made and quaffable, but more like a cloudy wheat beer than a traditional hefe.
07-09-2012 21:47:38 | More by CookstLiquor
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3.63/5 rDev -2.2%
Hoyne Brewing's "Summer Haze" Honey Hefe @ 5.1% served cold from a 650 ml bottle
A-poured a pale yellow/gold with a decent head leaving some large lacing on the weizen glass
S-a hint of honey , not overpowering , earthy
T-nice and pleasant , the honey flavor is almost like the beer been filtered thru a honeycomb
MF-light carbonation , not too many bubbles rising from the glass , smooth and a bit of a sweet finish
Ov-a very refreshing hefeweizen , a good summer beer , a definate yes
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notes taken from the bottle - "on a sunny summer day,just like today,the Great and Wonderful Oz set sail in his hot-air balloon.As ballast,some say,his basket was loaded to the brim with Hoyne Hefeweizen.After lift-off,his thirst gathered like a summer storm.Quenching it,he lightened his load,and found himself carried delightfully away.The rest ,as they say,is his story"
07-07-2012 17:24:19 | More by LampertLand
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3.75/5 rDev +1.1%
07-18-2013 23:55:24 | More by goalie35
3.75/5 rDev +1.1%
08-22-2012 02:25:28 | More by Stizz19
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3.75/5 rDev +1.1%
09-13-2013 04:47:55 | More by ZachT
British Columbia (Canada)
3.95/5 rDev +6.5%
The German yeast character is rather subdued so it sort of bridges the gap between an American Wheat and a true hefe.
There's a nice malt backbone (Gambrinus honey malt no doubt), but I'd be surprised if the grist was more than 50% wheat.
Slight residual sweetness enhances the honey flavour, without being too sweet.
Nice brew.
07-03-2013 05:19:13 | More by Derek
4/5 rDev +7.8%
08-26-2013 05:22:08 | More by CWVegas
Quebec (Canada)
4.5/5 rDev +21.3%
07-28-2012 08:18:18 | More by jrempel
Summer Haze Honey Hefe from Hoyne Brewing Co.
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12-26-2012 16:22:49 | More by MikeRoni
3.53/5 rDev +4.7%
Review from notes. Had on tap at DFH.
A: Poured a copper/amber color with one finger head on top, just off-white in color. Moderate retention and minimal lacing.
S: Light citrusy hops, a hint of grass and some toasty/bready malt.
T: More grassy hops with some faint citrus, and nice malty backbone, mostly bready. Slightly spicy.
M: Medium bodied with medium carbonation. Drinks pretty easy.
O: A solid pale ale, something I would order again if it is ever on tap again.
08-24-2012 17:06:50 | More by mdaschaf
3.83/5 rDev +13.6%
Served on-tap in a tumbler pint glass at Dogfish Head Brewings & Eats in Rehoboth Beach, Del.
A: Poured a clean, light-copper color with a slightly chilled haze beneath a frothy, two-finger head of dense, white carbonation bubbles that faded somewhat quickly and left little lacing.
S: The description is spot on in my opinion; citrusy with Simcoe, Citra and Amarillo hops.
T: Spicy, bready malts up front throw flashes of toasted grain before the dry, spicy and citrusy blend of hop resins descends upon the palate. Not as bitter tasting as I though it'd be, which is good for a 5.3% ABV session APA. The finish is tight and bready with a lingering, dry hop bitterness.
M: Clean, crisp and bready with crackery malts and a dry, bitter palate with lingering, yet light, hop resins.
O: The aroma may have been the best part of this APA, as I did find it to be a bit too dry for me. However, it does hold some nice balance and hop allure for Citra and Amarillo fans, whom are abundant these days. Might get a second if I'm having lunch, but that's all.
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