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No matter how old you are or how many women you have dated, the idea of picking up a women can be very difficult for some men. You start to forget what's funny and what's just weird, your hands start to sweat profusely, you stammer and start making some really strange comments and laughing like a child – sound familiar?
We've all been there, picking up women can be a very intimidating procedure. Rejection is like a bullet to the face and it can really shatter your confidence and sense of self-importance, which is never good. There are those of us who go out every weekend and leave with somebody else at the end of the night, and others who avoid going out through fear of seeing somebody who has rejected them.
Dating and chatting up women does not need to be so scary though – you just need to relax and be able to give a good account of yourself. Its almost like a job interview! You want to come across as eager and friendly, but without seeming desperate or putting too much of a spotlight on your strengths.
What are you looking for?
This is something many men do not think about – just what do you want from the women you talk to? Do you want a quick fling? A deep conversation? An enjoyable night together? A wife?
Working this out makes choosing the female you will try and talk too much easier. You can tell somebodies personality from just a moment's observation. If you like to avoid loud people or 'party animals' then avoid the girl up on her friends shoulders with a bottle of vodka!
Find somebody who matches your personality style, i.e. look for the female equivalent of you in the location you are. There is always somebody who resembles your same traits when you are out, so try and strike up a conversation.
Don't Go Nuts!
Many guys think that by acting like a lunatic and doing stupid things that they can get a girls affections. Sadly, this is not true. If all it took was for men to act like high school students again, we would all still be in education. It takes sophistication and something with a bit more guile than just throwing a beer over your friend or starting a mock fight.
Try and keep your composure when you are talking to the girl, too. You don't want to come across as one of those guys who only laughs at things he says, or overreacts at jokes. Just try and stay relaxed and keep the drinks casual, too, you don't want to end up hammered and doing something stupid!
If you are looking for some additional reading, then look into Wise Women Workings here. It's a comprehensive and inventive instruction manual for turning yourself from a women repellent to the modern equivalent of Casanova!


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In a somewhat anxiety-inducing article today, the Watertown Daily Times is reporting that a new Army analysis projects Watertown's Fort Drum will lose about 2,800 soldiers and civilian workers over the next several years. Gah! What does this...
Update, 3:35 pm: We've received confirmation from Fort Drum in the form of this press release, pasted below: Classification: UNCLASSIFIED Caveats: NONE Press Release Release Nr. 1306-08 June 25, 2013 Fort Drum Public Affairs Statement by Major...
NCPR's Joanna Richards has a great story this morning on the ways that deep military cuts could affect the community around Fort Drum. There's a lot of uncertainty, but national reorganization efforts brewing in the Pentagon could mean...
Happy fundraiser Thursday! Have you given yet? OK, that's all for that. So President Barack Obama unveiled the fiscal year 2014 budget blueprint yesterday (read more from the White House here.) Although, as NPR's Scott Horsley said...
Good (late) morning! Today at ncpr.org, all about Sen. Charles Schumer's visit to Massena yesterday, wherein the senator urged the Environmental Protection Agency to approve a final cost for Alcoa's cleanup of the Grasse River. The EPA...
News stories tagged with "military"
Lewis Co. Manufacturer to Triple Workforce
Dec 19, 2003 — A homespun maker of gun cleaners in Lewis County announced yesterday it is expanding its plant in Lyons Falls, creating 107 new jobs over five years. As David Sommerstein reports, homeland security contracts are fueling the growth. Go to full article
Excitement & Caution at Fort Drum
Dec 15, 2003 — News of Saddam Hussein's capture thrilled soldiers and their families at Fort Drum near Watertown. Many of their loved ones and colleagues are currently stationed Iraq. But as David Sommerstein reports, most don't think their work overseas will let up anytime soon. Go to full article
Reserve Soldiers Feel the Strain
by Brian Mann
Dec 04, 2003 — National Guard and Reserve soldiers from New York are now training for deployment overseas. By spring, reserve units will make up one third of the U.S. fighting force in Iraq. With civilian soldiers facing longer and more frequent deployment, analysts -- and even some military leaders -- say morale is suffering. As Brian Mann reports, a reserve officer with a unit in Rochester has made his protest public. Go to full article
Zebulon Pike Grave May be in Sackets Harbor
by Jody Tosti
Nov 25, 2003 — Archeologists believe they may have found the grave of Brigadier General Zebulon Pike in Sackets Harbor. Pike is best known for ascent and naming of Pike's Peak in Colorado, but he also led soldiers into battle during the war of 1812 from Sackets Harbor. Jody Tosti talks with Laurie Rush, head of Fort Drum's cultural resource management program. Rush says she is 80-90% sure her team has got the right location. Go to full article
Fort Drum Soldiers Injured in Afghansitan
Nov 24, 2003 — A helicopter crash in Afghanistan yesterday killed 5 soldiers and injured 7. Families and units of the 10th Mountain Division soldiers involved have been notified, but base officials haven't provided further details yet. Two soldiers from Fort Drum's 10th Mountain Division were seriously injured yesterday in Afghanistan when their vehicle struck a land mine. David Sommerstein has more. Go to full article
NY National Guard, pt. 2: The Families Left Behind
Nov 21, 2003 — Almost 700 National Guardsmen from around New York are at Ft. Drum, training for a 12 month assignment in Iraq. In part one of our series, we heard about their physical training, and the emotional and mental preparations as well. Their families are also making a transition. They're losing a husband, a son, a father, a brother, a boyfriend for a year a half. They're learning to pick up the slack at home and cope with the daily news of attacks and violence where their loved ones are headed.
As National Guard families, most never expected to be in this situation. David Sommerstein finds many are simply opposed to the deployment. Go to full article
As National Guard families, most never expected to be in this situation. David Sommerstein finds many are simply opposed to the deployment. Go to full article
New York's National Guard, pt. 1: Training For Iraq
Nov 20, 2003 — More than 650 members of New York's National Guard are training at Fort Drum Army base near Watertown. They're preparing to become full-time soldiers for a year in Iraq. It's the first time the New York National Guard has been activated for wartime service since World War II. Many of the Guardsmen are from North Country towns, from Massena and Ogdensburg to Lake Placid and Saranac Lake. In the first of a two-part series on the deployment, David Sommerstein reports on making the physical and mental transition required to move from the North Country to an unstable combat zone. Go to full article
Guard Soldiers Prepare For Departure
by Chris Knight
Oct 03, 2003 — Hundreds of New York National Guard members got orders this week that will send them to Iraq. They include more than 100 people from units based in Ogdensburg, Morrisonville and Saranac Lake. Chris Knight checked in with one local unit. Go to full article
A Soldier is Laid to Rest in Potsdam
Sep 10, 2003 — Flags were at half-staff in the village of Potsdam yesterday as hundreds of people said goodbye to 23 year-old Chad Fuller. A specialist in the 1-87th Infantry Battalion of the Army's 10th Mountain Division, Fuller was killed by enemy fire in the mountains of Afghanistan ten days ago. Family, friends, and colleagues packed St. Mary's Church for the memorial service. Congressman John McHugh and Assemblywoman Dee Dee Scozzafava were also in attendance. David Sommerstein reports. Go to full article
New Leadership at Ft. Drum
Aug 19, 2003 — The Army's 10th Mountain Division is preparing for a change in leadership. As David Sommerstein reports, Brigadier General Lloyd Austin will return to Fort Drum to assume command of the base near Watertown tomorrow. Go to full article
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Christian Boltanski
Born in 1944, French artist Christian Boltanski is dealing with recent history in his emotionally laden work. "I am half Jewish and half Christian... I was born at the end of the war and the war is very important to me... All my work is more or less about the Holocaust"¹
© Christian Boltanski, Théâtre d'ombres, 1984, installation
In his installations Boltanski transforms concrete political and personal history into universal artworks with an apparent
human dimension, in the widest sense of the word. Working mainly with large scale theatrical installations he animates the
viewer to engage physically in them. After this first phenomenological experience it is difficult not to get caught up in
an emotional involvement.
The works are often simple but fragile in execution, using universal iconography, and showing a touch of emphatic carelessness. For his Théâtre d'ombres (Theatre of Shadows) he uses small metal figurines, primitive in their style and handmade out of metal foil and thread. There is a skull, some ghosts, some skeletons, masks and scary faces. They are all dangling from a simple metal frame placed on the gallery floor. Light spots next to them throw their shadows multiplied in size onto the walls.
Behind the work lie children's rituals. The dance of life and death reaches an elusive borderline here. The experience is ambivalent, at once laughable and sad. Boltanski says he has always been interested in Childhood. He feels that we all carry a dead child within us.²
Christian Boltanski was born in 1944 in Paris. He lives and works in France.
Andrea Kroksnes
¹ Steinar Gjessing, «Christian Boltanski. An Interview», Terskel, 11, (1994), 43.
² Günter Metken, «Christian Boltanski. Memento Mori and Shadow-Play», Terskel, 11, (1994), 21.


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Via tweet from John Fayman, Reds beat reporter for the Cincinnati Enquirer, we learn that lefthander Aroldis Chapman won't be activated today from his rehab assignment with Triple-A Louisville.
Since Chapman has reached the maximum number of days (30) that he can be on a rehab assignment, this means he'll likely be optioned to Triple-A so he can continue to work on coming back. Chapman threw a scoreless inning Tuesday night and has now run a scoreless streak to six innings, but the Reds apparently feel he's not quite ready to return to the major leagues.
The Reds are struggling, having lost three of their last four, and stand just two games over .500 at 38-36, third in the NL Central, just 2.5 games behind the division-leading Milwaukee Brewers, but also only 1.5 games ahead of the fourth-place Pittsburgh Pirates. They clearly need Chapman to be 100% ready before his return to Cincinnati.


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Please note that in order to take advantage of dynamic learning opportunities, program excursions may occasionally vary.
Beijing: Minority Relations in Historical Perspective
Students travel across China to the capital city of Beijing, where Yunnan Province's great ethnic diversity is placed in both historical and contemporary perspective. Through a combination of lectures, educational site visits, and guided discussions, the striking ethnic and historical contrast between Beijing and far-away Yunnan Province becomes clear. Beijing allows a glimpse into the roles played throughout China's history by the majority Han Chinese, as well as by non-Han northern ethnic minorities, and their political, military, and cultural contributions to modern China.
In Beijing, students meet top Chinese academics and learn about Chinese identity and central government policies on minorities. Lecturers may include faculty drawn from Beijing's best institutions of higher education, including Beijing University, Qinghua University, or China's Central Nationalities University. Their lectures may focus on such diverse topics as:
- Dual structures in China: city/country, Han/minorities
- Government minority policies and relationships among China's ethnic groups and nationalities
- China's reproductive policy and its implementation
- Ethnic identity in China
Furthering students' understanding of ethnic minority relations over time, students visit historically significant sites of this great city, the capital of modern China and the former capital of the Mongol-minority Yuan Dynasty beginning in the 13th century and the Manchu-minority Qing Dynasty, which ended with the 1911 revolution.
Near Beijing, students see China's Great Wall, through which Manchu-minority troops poured to create the Qing Dynasty. It was the Qing whose ultimate failure to protect China against the incursions of Western empires led to the revolutions that established the modern Chinese nation-state within the borders the Qing had established, and it was Manchuria, the ethnic homeland of the Manchus, that served as the base for the Japanese invasions of most of China during the 19th and 20th centuries. This history and these developments are explained to students by academics in Beijing and are amply illustrated in visits to the city's great sites such as museums, the Tibetan temple of Yonghegong, and the Forbidden City of the Manchus, among others.
The Beijing excursion deepens students' understanding of remote Yunnan's place in the modern Chinese nation and throughout imperial times, and the distinct roles played by the ethnic minority peoples of China's northern and southern boundary regions. In a nutshell, minorities in the south alternately resisted and accepted imperial rule, while time and time again and over thousands of years those in the north alternately threatened and founded Chinese empires (e.g.Yuan and Qing dynasties).
Corollary goals of the Beijing excursion include giving students a taste of China's millennia-old urban sophistication, a clearer idea of the fast pace of modernization in the more developed areas of China, and an appreciation of the high degree of Chinese political centralization. To that end, in addition to group visits to UNESCO World Heritage Sites, students also have time to discover on their own a plethora of Beijing's great places, including the Summer Palace, the Temple of Heaven, the Olympic Bird's Nest, fascinating markets, and many museums.
Day Trips and Minority Areas Field Excursion
The China: Language, Cultures, and Ethnic Minorities program includes educational excursions designed to complement and enhance classroom study and field-based activities. These excursions provide students with experiential learning opportunities for a broader and deeper understanding of course content. Such excursions may include:
- A lecture on Islam in China held at a local mosque during Friday prayers
- An introduction to Buddhism given in a Buddhist temple complex
- An introduction to Christianity in China given at a small Miao (Hmong) Christian village
- An explanation of Traditional Chinese Medicine at Yunnan Provincial Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital
- An introduction to and demonstration of Beijing Opera at a local cultural institute
- A visit to Kunming's Flower and Bird Market
- An introduction to and demonstration of traditional Chinese music and instruments at Yunnan Art Institute
- A talk on China's ethnic minorities and China's minority policies at the Yunnan Nationalities Museum
During excursions, students may witness firsthand a Dongba shaman go into a trance; the agile and fluid motions of a Daoist master; the selfless dedication of workers at a Tibetan orphanage; an audience with a reincarnate Tibetan lama; and choral singing at a Christian Miao (Hmong) minority village. Educational excursions enhance students' understanding of the region by allowing them to directly observe the dynamics affecting ethnic minority communities in China and to apply concepts introduced through their coursework.
Minority Areas Field Excursion
The two-week minority areas excursion involves deep and varied experiential learning opportunities in the Bai areas of Dali, the Naxi ancient town of Lijiang, and the Tibetan areas of northwestern Yunnan. The itinerary changes each semester to include less-visited sites and rural areas vital to understanding modern China's vast diversity and many inequalities. Students engage with local residents through visits to religious temples and monasteries, nature reserves, local markets, orphanages, schools, and factories. Immediately preceding the Independent Study Project (ISP) period, this excursion forms the core of the travel portion of the program and exposes students to myriad possibilities and contacts for their ISP.
|Yunnan Exploration Project
The Yunnan Exploration Project allows students to build upon concepts learned in the thematic seminar and to utilize their Mandarin language training. The project also develops students' flexibility and their self-confidence in their ability to conduct fieldwork in China and prepares them for logistical challenges they may encounter during future assignments outside the classroom, during their Independent Study Projects, and on future visits and study in China.
Students identify a site or sites they would like to explore, and, individually or in small groups, arrange their own travel to these destinations, where they explore the area and interact with residents over the course of approximately five days. On their return, each small group presents the skills they used during the process of locating food and lodging during their travels, and, in individual papers, each student discusses incidents during the project that led to a greater understanding of some aspect of China's dominant and ethnic minority cultures as well as their own culture.
Duration: 15 weeks
Program Base: Kunming
Language Study: Chinese
Prerequisites: None
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Sunday night's installment of "The Walking Dead" on AMC had it all: zombie deaths, human deaths, a car wreck, new characters, a working bar, heated arguments and — to cap it all off — a song by Maryland-based blues-metal band Clutch.
The pace has slowed down a little bit compared to the last ten minutes of the midseason finale on Nov. 27, when a bunch of zombies spilled out of the barn and got blasted away in a maelstrom of gunfire.
We've got five more episodes to go in season two, so I'm thinking that the producers plan on keeping our survivors in the same location (the farm) for the forseeable future, leading up to some sort of major event that will cause a location change in the season two finale (the whole farm burns to the ground, like Twelve Oaks?)
But it's going to take some creativity to keep them in this same location, which means lots more of those long, drawn out discussions between the likes of Lori and Daryl, Shane and Dale, Carol and Shane, Rick and Hershel, and so forth. This creates drama, but the characters also seem to be talking in circles a lot.
"You don't know how to lead this group, you need to be a good father for little Carl, get off of my farm, your cold heart is just as dead as those walkers, I just don't know what I believe in anymore, don't you tell ME what to do, I don't know if I can love anymore in this world, you shut up, no YOU shut up!," and on and on.
There will probably also be a few more lesser MacGuffins — that is, something that incites the characters toward action, but has little to do with the plot. An example this week was Beth Green, Hershel's youngest daughter, passing out in the kitchen and falling into some sort of trance, causing everyone to get all up in arms.
But enough talk about the filler, let's get into the action, which thankfully, there was plenty of this week.
My favorite scenes were at the local watering hole, Hatlands, where Hershel practically used to live during his drinking days. I heard Hershel used to drink at Hatlands so much that he always checked in with foursquare on his iPhone and he was the mayor of Hatlands :o)
Anyway, Hershel isn't a good drinker apparently, and everyone tells him to stop. They're like, "it's not funny when you drink man, it's not cool like in Budweiser commercials from the 80s where there's all these beach babes in American flag bikinis playing volleyball and guys water skiing with Bret Hart sunglasses on. When you drink it's more like Nicolas Cage in Leaving Las Vegas so why don't you just cut it out."
And then he actually does, but then these two other cats — Dave and Tony — waltz into the bar like "well, well, well, what have we here?" Immediately, you sense something off about these two clowns.
Tony is a "scrawny looking douche bag" according to Dave (it's a joke, cause he's actually fat), and Dave is wearing a sleeveles Strafford Sharks shirt with the No. 11 on the back. It's a pretty cool shirt. A quick search of the iNet reveals that there is a Stratford Sharks swimming club in England, but I don't think that's where his shirt came from. It's a mystery, kind of like that book Daryl was reading in his tent a few episodes back. (UPDATE: The Stafford Sharks are an 11-U baseball team from Manahawkin, New Jersey. Thanks Mark Maurer/TheStarLedger)
So next the guys all start drinking together and doing shots, except for Hershel (such willpower!), which was weird, because a few minutes before they were like, "we gotta get back to the farm and save Beth."
Dave and Tony, who met on I-95 coming out of Philly (Hey I've been there!), catch on that our survivors have a cool farm nearby and want a piece of the action. Slovenly Tony is standing there pissing in the middle of the bar, asking what kind of tail there is at the farm, and that's when you know that there's about to be trouble.
What follows is an awesome Old West standoff, and Rick does a great job of dispatching the fools. I'd say that this episode = Rick +1, Shane -1. So it was a good week for #TeamRickGrimes.
I didn't like Tony as soon as I saw that dumb newsboy hat and necklace that he was wearing.
In other news, Lori went driving off in a huff because Daryl was too busy acting like an angry teenager and whittling a stick (where was his Slipknot shirt?), went all Stephen King on a wayward walker, and cartwheeled that nondescript midsize sedan into a ditch. Did anyone else notice the problem? That's right, she didn't take the Hyundai. A Hyundai would have maneuvered through that sticky situation like Yoshi negotiating hairpin turns in Mario Kart 64.
Oh, and Dave and Tony revealed that Fort Benning is overrun by "lamebrains" as they call them (lame), and apparently Nebraska is the place to head for now because it has low population and lots of guns.
"Nebraska, this guy..." BLAM-BLAM!
Here's a quick rundown of what's going on with each of the major characters after this episode:
Rick: Stepping up to be more of an agressive leader, taking a more pragmatic approach to decision making.


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Winter Solstice ritual in Old Riga, Latvia
Yule Log Night, a traditional Latvian event celebrating the winter solstice and the re-birth of the Sun, took place in Old Town on the 21st December.
The ritual started at the Dome Square, the heart of Old Riga. Ķekatas – people dressed in beast costumes – get together singing songs that are aimed to send away evil spirits.
They drag the log across the town to collect all bad and evil that has accumulated here throughout the year. Later they return to the square and set the log afire, celebrating the new solar year with good spirits.
Roots of this tradition go back to pagan times, when winter and summer solstice were the most essential dates in the agricultural calendar of our ancestors.
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Four years ago today, former Chicago Bears General Manager Jerry Angelo traded for Jay Cutler.
Four years ago today, #Bears traded Kyle Orton, two 1st-round draft picks & a 3rd-round choice to Denver for Jay Cutler & a 5th-round pick.— Zach Zaidman (@ZachZaidman) April 2, 2013
That trade did more than simply bring a Pro Bowl talent to the Chicago Bears, it also sparked a war of words between Bears fans and Denver Broncos fans. "We won the trade!"
Most Bears fans were ecstatic to have someone who was actually an established player under center. Someone that gave fans hope, unlike the clown car of quarterbacks that we've seen through the years. Just off the top of my head, P.T. Willis, Will Furrer, Steve Stenstrom, Moses Moreno, Jonathan Quinn, Craig Krenzel, Cade McNown, Chad Hutchinson, Kordell Stewart, and Henry Burris.
Jay Cutler is a difficult character, he has his flaws, but to be fair, he's played in some flawed offenses in Chicago. This year there are no excuses for Jay. An offensive minded head coach, a revamped o-line, and a new tight end, to go along with the pieces returning from last year. I'm excited to see how the 2013 season plays out.
I'm sure you remember exactly where you were when news of the trade broke. I was on the train coming home from work when my phone started blowing up with news of the trade. Let us know where you were when the news broke.
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Florida clung to a 17-14 lead over Oklahoma with 10 minutes left in the BCS Championship Game, but Oklahoma's offense was starting to look unstoppable.
On the previous drive, the Sooners scored a touchdown in nine plays, without much resistance from the Gators. On the current drive, Oklahoma quarterback Sam Bradford led the Sooners to midfield in three plays.
On second-and-7 from the 50, Bradford had his best receiver, Juaquin Iglesias, lined up against Ahmad Black in single coverage. Iglesias ran a deep post, and was wide open 25 yards down the field. If Iglesias catches the ball, the Sooners have an opportunity to at least tie the game, if not take the lead in the final minutes.
But Iglesias didn't come down with it. Black swiped the ball from his hands and secured the interception. Ten minutes later, the Gators were national champions.
"I had people telling me it's probably one of the greatest plays in Florida history," Black said. "I take that as an honor, but I got to get back out there and try to do it again."
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For years now the Nevada Taxicab Authority has been fighting an uphill battle stopping the illegal long-hauling of taxi passengers.
But Frias Transportation, the largest operator of taxis in Clark County, believes it has found the solution.
"What this will do is give tools to the regulators to really eliminate this issue (of long-hauling) completely," Mark James, CEO of Frias Transportation Infrastructure, told FOX5.
It's called RideIntegrity, a computer hardware and software system Frias is marketing to taxi regulators who don't always have the means to crack down on long-hauling.
And the system also empowers riders with information.
"It even has the ability to tell someone before the trip that one route or another will be longer or more expensive or maybe faster," said James.
The system works by placing a modem in the taxis which sends GPS coordinates, time and speed information in real time back to a server that is then monitored by taxi regulators, such as the Nevada Taxicab Authority.
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"What the fare structure is incurring while the trip is happening, including real time fare calculation," said Leo Samson, Frias' director of product engineering.
Each individual's trip history can be replayed hours, days and even months later.
The system also allows for companies to see where their vehicles are, and where passengers are waiting to be picked up.
And the technology will also work with other taxi apps and meters.
Frias says it'll cost about $200 per cab, and along with the Nevada Taxicab Authority, taxi regulators in New York City, and the San Francisco Bay Area have also expressed interest in the program as well.
"We're going to try to get the technology in everywhere that we can," James told FOX5.
In a few weeks James and other Frias programmers will be heading up to Carson City with their demonstration taxi van to show their technology to Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval and other lawmakers.
James said Frias hope to have the system up and running in all of their vehicles within the year.
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The Lady Bucs Volleyball team served up a winner Monday night. They prepared and served the weekly meal for the community supper. Working in conjunction with the Dawson County Food Bank and the Assembly of God Church, the players prepared a complete meal. Using a family recipe, the team made Taco Soup, green salad and dinner rolls. This was all topped off with cookies and brownies for dessert.
About 40 individuals enjoyed the meal and the players had requests for the recipe. "The Glendive community is so incredibly supportive of our program, this is just a small token of how we can reach out and give back," said Coach John Marble.
Each member of the team serves in the community in many ways. Players volunteer at campus and community events frequently, mentor middle school students, read in the elementary schools, and coach youth volleyball camps, clinics, and clubs.
Buccaneer VB is entering its fourth season at DCC. Current players include Debbie Schendel, Great Falls, MT, Ariel Lehr, Custer, MT, Victoria Foster, Livingston, MT, Desiree Schauman, Helena, MT, Katie Lyons, Butte, MT, Arielle Boone, Buffalo, WY, Miona Mijalkovic, Nis, Serbia, Shelby Jessiman, Rosalind, AB, and Mirjana Radovanovic, Dubrovnik, Croatia. Youth Volleyball Camp will August 1-3 for Grades 9-12. Interested players can contact Coach Marble [4] at 377-9498.
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State Commerce Secretary Sharon Decker said Monday the state needs to respond faster to business-recruitment opportunities because other states are outrunning North Carolina.
Decker spoke to reporters and editors Monday afternoon about her plans for economic development and job growth. North Carolina has one of the highest unemployment rates in the nation. Gov. Pat McCrory has promised to lower the rate to a level close to those in neighboring states.
McCrory wants to privatize part of the states business-recruitment functions. The state House and Senate have passed versions of the bill creating the private nonprofit, but have not agreed on legislation to send to McCrory to sign.
On why North Carolina loses out to other states: Decker said she learned from consultants who bring business to the state that North Carolina has lost significant deals because it is not nimble enough, not because the tax rate and incentives threw the state out of contention.
We were just too slow, oftentimes unable to get the deals together before other states had put their deal on the table and had run with it, she said.
On marketing the state: Decker said the Commerce Department is going to develop a statewide economic development plan that will include county-specific strategies. The department is working with county economic developers on the statewide plan.
She said the persistent protests of legislative actions are making it hard to market the state.
Im fielding calls every day, Decker said. The current climate makes it very challenging to market North Carolina.
While the so-called Moral Monday protests have drawn national attention, Decker said that most of the calls she gets are about the tax plan. She said later to questions about the regular protest demonstrations: I think its important folks speak up, and I encourage that.
On film incentives: Decker said she thinks film incentives should continue with some modifications. The goal should be to grow the film industry.
Those are great, creative jobs for this economy, she said, so studios locate in the state, and supporting industries grow around them.
On working with South Carolina: Decker said North and South Carolina should work together to attract aviation, aeronautics and defense industries that would benefit the eastern parts of both states.
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"Today, we are taking another step forward to ensure that Cuyahoga County government is responsive and accountable to the constituents it serves," said FitzGerald. "For the first time ever, it will be possible for members of the general public to determine whether they may be owed money by the County - in some cases going as far back as funds placed on deposit during the 1980s."
Members of the general public can visit http://coc.cuyahogacounty.us/en-us/Unapplied-Deposits.aspx to search a PDF database of more than $7 million in criminal bonds, civil bonds and fees that have not been returned after their initial deposit. Individuals who believe they are owed money on deposit can then complete an electronic form on the same page. Staff in the County Clerk of Courts office will respond within 4-6 weeks of a claim being submitted.
Over the past year, the County Clerk of Courts office has combed through decades of paper and electronic records to determine the final amount of unapplied funds on deposit. After reduplicating records and, in some cases, applying funds on deposit towards the payment of other costs already owed to the County by an individual, it was determined that a total of more than $7 million remains on deposit.
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Christopher Gray Streetscapes column; New York Produce Exchange, on east side of Broadway across from Bowling Green, might be historically most regretted structure in New York City to be razed when it was demolished in 1957, and may have planted seeds of preservation movement. MORE
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Jul. 3, 2014
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Jun. 29, 2014
Christopher Gray Streetscapes column notes long-lost magic of East 57th Street, once a refuge for peculiar little buildings and odd businesses; says strangest of all was 1920s shop founded by English importer Arthur Todhunter in 19th-centrury brownstone, with bays of multipaned windows and topped by peaked roof and ornate weather vane. MORE
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Jun. 26, 2014
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Jun. 26, 2014
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Jun. 19, 2014
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Jun. 19, 2014
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Jun. 15, 2014
Guy Trebay travel article on his return to Mexico City and renewal of his appreciation of great Mexican architect Luis Barragan, who designed vibrant, humane houses. MORE
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Jun. 5, 2014
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1953 ad for C and availiable equipment(pic.thumb.)
I thought this ad was kind of interesting! --shows a lot of possible uses for the C also looks like 3 mounted pieces were available too!
some of the ad was cut off because the magazine was too big to fit scanner! (1953 Wallaces Farmer magazine)
Hope it's ok to post this!
PS---after you click for the bigger pic, click on pic again for even bigger/clearer pic! thanks; sonny
Sure does make me want one
1947 Circle Cub, 193, 189
1954 Cub w/FH, IH100, 194, F11
1956 Cub Loboy w/FH and 194
1960 Cub Loboy w/FH and L-54
1953 Super A, 2 seater B, Avery V, Avery A, JD M, MH Pony, Leader D, Allis Chalmers C, and my Great Grandpa's ZA Minneapolis Moline.
If I ever get a job I'd love to have a C or better yet a Super C!!!Not as big as the H and bigger than a Cub.Thanks Sonny!!!Kevin
47 CUB[Krusty] 49 CUB[Ollie] 50 H-- PLOWS DISCS MOWERS AND lots more stuff!!Life is to short -Have fun now cause ya ain't gonna be here long!!!!
cool scan sonny, sure does make me wanna find some fast hitch stuff for mine, all I have is a sickle bar, pain to use cause of the disk brakes, can't make a turn worth a dang thing, of course the wide front don't help either, besides being able to mow VERY steep hills
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I wonder what the super C in the pic and all the fast hitch equipment shown, (including the 3 mounted machines, corn picker, cotton picker, and cotton stripper)would have cost back then when new!---and what the complete set in good working condition today would be worth?----Give it some thought!!!--I do not have an answer!!!----It was just an interesting idea!! thanks; sonny
I woud imagine with all those attachments, it would have set somebody back quite a bit... I think there was a C or SC at RPRU this year or last? with a mounted corn picker I think they were asking alot for it too, don't remember what it was, but it was alot i thought...
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1) im looking for the best, or most accurate, phrase to describe the set of variables/numbers presented here
1.1) im looking for it to improve communication -- so i can describe this set of variables to math types so they can understand,
1.2) and for a general advancement of math for various, unknown perusal
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deductive_reasoning http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inductive_reasoning
some definitions may be incorrect, please let me know if my understanding of a math term is incorrect
- a variable represents a value
- If a variable can take on any value between two specified values, it is called a continuous variable; otherwise, it is called a discrete variable.
so we have A & B
that means we have two variables.
A & B can take on the range of 0-10
that means we have two continuous variables
more definitions:
- anything of the same type is call a group
- independent variable (A) which affects/determines the dependent variable (B) are different types of variables
A & B represents two group of variables
that means we have two groups of continuous variables
more definitions:
- multiple numbers is 2 or more numbers
you are given multiple numbers from 1-10
that means 3, 5, 8, 2, etc.
A represents these numbers
you are given another set of multiple numbers from 0-100%
that means 25%, 62%, 42%, etc.
B represents these percents/decimal numbers
more definitions:
- to represent multiple numbers, you need multiple variables to represent each of those numbers
A & B represents these multiple numbers/percents
that means we have two groups of multiple, continuous variables
is this conclusion and phrasing correct or accurate in conventional math terminology? if someone said "two groups of multiple, continuous variables" to you, would you understand that means X & Y that are 1) continuous 2) of different variable types 3) and that they represent multiple numbers?
or would you be confused because you were never taught how to translate plain english that is clearly and meticulously outlined into the math language you're so accustomed to -- and adept at?
what phrase would you use to describe these variables so that they are clear to you based on the facts?


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I was wondering when is a good time to enter chat? I have never seen anyone in there.....is it used alot or just in a blue moon?
Chat room
How do I.... ?
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About 8:30 most any night.
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If no one is there at that time just hang out, they'll come along.
Re: Chat room
I am in the central time zone. I am often in chat at 6 or 6:30 most every evening, waiting for folks to come in.(surfing anyway)
normally we finish up at about 10 pm central-11 eastern.
We normally have a good time.
Also, if you see someone is online, send them a pm and ask them to go to chat. Most often they will.
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Also, if you see someone is online, send them a pm and ask them to go to chat. Most often they will.
I'm sorry but that just didn't sound right.....but I'm laughing like crazy.
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So 5:30 pm pacific time......woohoooo I will be at work until 7
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Ok, let me clarify
If you see that someone is on the forum(online) and you would like to talk to(chat) with them, send them a personal message through the forum and ask them to go to the chat site. When they recieve notification that they have a personal message waiting and they open it and see your message. They may or may not want to talk to you.
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