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|Route Climbed: Road Date Climbed: 05-28-04
|Snowed hard in morning. Hiked/Ran road from Patriarch Grove Fork up to summit. About .15 from summit, there is a large, steep and icey drift that covers the road. It is practically impossible to go around it. No tracks of any kind are over the drift. I cut straight up the bare rocks and easy to hike/climb mountainside. I hiked toward summit using GPS and fluked into hitting the (clear) road again, and hiked the last .1 to the top. The register is in a box in front of the building. No summit view for myself this day-all cloud covered. Mostly just drifts on the road from Barcroft on up and easily to cross except for the drift that is .15 from the summit..
|Posted May 30, 2004 3:39 am
|Route Climbed: 4wd Road Date Climbed: May 15, 2004
|The snow covered the road and forced us to park the truck early and walk an extra 10 miles. Cold weather came in very quick and unexpected, I'll be better prepared next time.
|Posted May 17, 2004 3:53 pm
|Route Climbed: Normal route Date Climbed: May 2002
|Pleasant hike. Followed ridge up to peak.
|Posted Apr 14, 2004 3:59 am
|Route Climbed: West Ridge Date Climbed: March 22, 2004
|Am I the first one to climb this route on summitpost?
Gorgeous route, LOTS of elevation gain. There was only about 10% snow cover beginning at 12,000 ft. It should be a fun route to do with more snow cover!
P.S. I disagree with Stephen Porcella's class 2 rating in his "Climbing California's Fourteeners" book. The ridgeline along the +13,000 ft peak before reaching the final slope is definitely class 3 (see my photos) unless one drops below it about one thousand feet and does a traverse on steep slopes!!
|Posted Mar 26, 2004 3:08 am
|Route Climbed: Date Climbed: June 2003
|In May or June 2003, having never been to the White Mountains before, I headed up there to do an exploratory of the area. After hiking up Sheep Mountain and Piute Mountain, as well as another unnamed 12er in the area, I fell in love with the lunar feel of the place. Pretty trippy spot.
I decided that I'd like to come back and do White Mountain.
Week or two later, I headed up to the Whites again and camped at the gate the night before heading off to the mountain. Started at 0330 and reached the summit a few hours later. It was a wonderful sight to see the sun rising against the Sierra.
A very special place...lots of marmots along the old road.
|Posted Feb 18, 2004 10:21 am
|Route Climbed: Research Station Road Date Climbed: September 2, 2003
|A great trip to the Sierras, Death Valley and Bristlecone Pine Forest. Camped in parking lot at gate to research station road (12,000 ft.) night before climb. Looming thunderstorms over in the Sierras, but never seemed to reach us as we climbed. Interesting flock of sheep at research station....saw yellow bellied marmots that felt the need to cackle at us as we ascended. Saw a family of foxes at 13,000 ft. Great view of Sierras and thunderclouds from the summit. Dark clouds moving our way made for a quick descent on our part. A great high-elevation climb! Wish I could say I was jogging it like two other guys we saw who were training for Whitney....
|Posted Feb 17, 2004 11:07 pm
|Route Climbed: The Road Date Climbed: Labor day 2003
|Some snow and hail, but all and all a pretty nice day. This was my wife's first 14000 foot peak.
|Posted Jan 27, 2004 10:50 am
|Route Climbed: Jeep Trail Date Climbed: 10/17/03
|Best view of the Sierra's ever. Worth the slog, but bring a mountain bike!
|Posted Oct 26, 2003 1:23 pm
|Route Climbed: White Mountain Road Date Climbed: October 19, 2003
|My first successful summit of a 14er! Not technically difficult, but it sure is a long slog in one day. Saw a pack of Bighorn Sheep rams near the summit. Another single ram got within 50 feet of us. That was probably more exciting than the summit itself.
Regarding the road to the trailhead - we navigated it in a Subaru Outback Sport (4WD, moderate to low clearance). Passed as least one truck with a flat tire. It's much more about the driver than the vehicle. Make sure you have good tire pressure and check your spare as well. Take it slow, and you'll be fine.
|Posted Oct 20, 2003 12:12 pm
|Route Climbed: White Mountain Road Date Climbed: Sep 20 '03
|Easiest 14er - road goes right to the top - though elevation is appearent on the endless switchbacks up summit.
|Posted Oct 20, 2003 9:18 am
|Route Climbed: The Dirt Road Route Date Climbed: 16 August 2003
|Poor acclimitization led to a miserable descent, but the summit was tres cool. Trip Report and Pictures
|Posted Sep 29, 2003 11:17 pm
|Route Climbed: Road Date Climbed: Sept. 13th, 2003
|Drove up the night before to TH for acclimation at 12K, left car at 515 am and reached summit at 815 am, car to car, 5 hours .Nice views of the Sierras and the Owens Valley . 2 cars blew their tires on the gravel road so go slow on the last 17 miles to TH. Wanted to summit a 14er with levis and cotton clothing so I picked this one ! Summited again with 14 yo daughter, 8-9-04, awesome !
|Posted Sep 17, 2003 1:10 am
|Route Climbed: Road Date Climbed: September 13, 2002
|Drove up on Friday night, summited on Saturday. Stunning moon-like landscapes!
|Posted Sep 16, 2003 12:48 pm
|Route Climbed: Road Date Climbed: September 2, 2003
|Rain and hail fell on the Sierra to the west, but it was a fairly nice day across the valley on White. A leisurely hike that took 4:15 round trip.
|Posted Sep 4, 2003 2:59 am
|Bill Ott
|Route Climbed: The road Date Climbed: 1995
|Drove to the trail head in a 1988 Dodge Caravan. Intended to spend at least one night at the gate to acclimate. However, there was a full moon that night, so the temptation was too great. Started hiking at around 2100 hrs. It was like being on another planet. Did great, until about half way back to the car, total nausea.
Shuffling along the road, with the moon to light the way, I could see what appeared to be a boulder in the middle of the road. Hmm, that wasn't there before. It turned out to be another stricken hiker wrapped in a sleeping bag, sitting in the middle of the road. We ended up helping each other back to the trail head.
|Posted Aug 31, 2003 9:28 pm
|Matthew Holliman
|Route Climbed: The road Date Climbed: Aug 14, 2003
|I was supposed to be climbing Mt. Sill today as part of the 2003 Sierra Challenge, but I'd slightly strained one of my quads on the descent from Red and White a couple of days before, and found I needed a rest day. I drove up here for the first time (itself a bit more exciting than I'd have liked), had a leisurely stroll up to the peak and back in 5 hours, and went to check out the bristlecone pines--an awesome experience. Most of the excitement came in dodging the mountain bikers on the way down.
This was the first day that week that actually felt like part of a vacation!
|Posted Aug 19, 2003 6:23 pm
|Route Climbed: South Road Date Climbed: August 17, 2003
|We camped at the gate and had a bit of rain fall on us. After the clouds cleared it chilled off. Awoke to ice on the tents. We were the first hikers to reach the summit. Two 4WD vehicles passed us as we neared the saddle near the base of the peak. When we reached the summit there were two other vehicles there besides the 2 that passed us. There were also 2 tents and a whole bunch of people inside the building. Apparently U.C. Davis was conducting a teast of altitude on some aspect of human physiology. The test subject / victims were brought from sea level to the summit with no acclimittization time and got spend the night there while being tested. What fun ;-P Spent an hour on the summit. A very enjoyable hike. On the way out I passed a VW Golf getting help for a cracked oil pan. Be careful on the drive in and out.
|Posted Aug 19, 2003 12:27 am
|Route Climbed: Road Date Climbed: August 11, 03 and May 25, 02
|The day was nice with a little wind. Made the round-trip in 4 1/2 hours, with time for lunch on top.
The road looks great for mountain biking. Last year when I was up here Gallen Rowell sign in the day before. I wish I could of climbed with him.
|Posted Aug 18, 2003 2:23 am
|Date Climbed: July 1, 2003
|Although the hike was on a fire road the altitude made it a challenge. Acclimating at Grandview CC really helped. There's a very serene beauty about the area. Really enjoyed the hike.
|Posted Aug 7, 2003 5:25 pm
|Route Climbed: Southroute Date Climbed: July 26 2003
|Started at 3:30pm, on foot alone, passed many exhusted folks along the way. At the summit I was surprised to find 2 SUV's parked, about 10 people were having a party! Lots of lightning and a growing storm. The partiers warned me about the dangers of lightning but denied me entrance to the "research station"-nice folks! Anyway I watched a fantastic sunset
over the Sierra and left the summit as the snow started to fly. Returned to the car at 10pm, wet, cold, tired, hungry and happy. This is a worthwhile summit. Go do it!!! PEACE
|Posted Aug 7, 2003 12:45 pm


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Muni is about to get a major technological overhaul. For the over 700,000 San Franciscans who ride it everyday, these improvements couldn't come soon enough.
Supes Vote Unanimously for Improvements
On Tuesday, San Francisco Municipal Transit Authority Board of Directors voted unanimously to approve a $24.1 million contract aimed at restoring and enhancing Muni's outrageously outdated central communication system – some might call it vintage… According to Vince Harris, SFMTA director of capital programs and construction, the contract was awarded to Fremont-based Blocka Construction Inc., and work will begin next month.
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The project, which will span one and a half years, will include improvements to Muni's central control, platform displays and public address systems at the nine Muni metro stations, as well as the monitoring system used for the 26 power substations used for trolley buses and light-rail vehicles. The contract also includes the construction of an entirely new subway Fiber Broadband Network system, connecting all underground infrastructures.
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Many might say that a decision like this has been a long time coming, but in the meantime, to say that Muni riders have not had expectations met is a massive understatement. In a 2011 San Francisco Examiner poll, nearly 30% of those surveyed said that Muni was either "poor" or "failing" in its timeliness. In contrast, only 4% responded "excellent."
The Transit Effectiveness Project, Civic Engagement and Reset San Francisco
The city and county of San Francisco conducted a comprehensive transit study known as the Transit Effectiveness Project (TEP) a few years ago. Throughout the study, they worked to assess the quality, reliability, and general effectiveness of Muni as it pertained to its 200+ million annual riders.
In 2011, using the substantive data obtained in the city's analysis, then-Assessor, now-Assemblymember Phil Ting and Reset San Francisco empowered the public to join the conversation, leading a series of 10 townhall meetings to discuss the implications of the city's findings. Ting led the conversation to crowdsource ideas and feedback from frequent riders.
These townhall meetings allowed San Franciscans, who use and depend on Muni every day, to share their experiences, voice their concerns, and provide critical feedback about performance. From the insight gained from these townhalls, Phil Ting and Reset drafted a "Citizens' Response to the TEP" outlining those concerns and presenting line-specific recommendations for Muni to improve how it serves the people of San Francisco.
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Over the years, many factors have been studied to see whether or not they increase the risk of breast cancer. Some of these factors have been proven to be unrelated to breast cancer and do not increase (or in some cases, decrease) risk. A full list of these factors is too long to present here. Some, however, deserve mention here because they have been studied more than most or they have received quite a bit of media attention. The factors below are listed alphabetically, not by level or risk or strength of evidence.
Although there was some debate in the past about the link between abortion (also called induced abortion) and breast cancer risk, research clearly shows no link between the two [458].
Since 2003, the National Cancer Institute (NCI) and the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists have agreed that the scientific evidence does not support a link between abortion and breast cancer [459-460]. The NCI routinely reviews the evidence on this topic (most recently in 2010) and continues to agree the evidence does not support a link between the two [461].
Some case-control studies have suggested abortion may increase the risk of breast cancer [462]. However, the design of case-control studies can make the accuracy of their results questionable. Case-control studies rely on the reporting of past behavior. When it comes to a sensitive topic like abortion, this can have a big impact on the information gathered. The cases in these studies (the women with breast cancer) are more likely to give information about their abortion history than the controls (the women without breast cancer). Such differences in reporting can bias study results.
Prospective cohort studies are much more likely to give accurate results on the topic of abortion. These studies gather sensitive information before women are diagnosed with breast cancer. This helps limit biased reporting. The results from cohort studies show abortion does not increase the risk of breast cancer [458,463-471].
Read our statement on abortion and breast cancer risk.
Further supporting the evidence on abortion are findings from studies on miscarriage (also called spontaneous abortion) and the risk of breast cancer. Cohort studies and a large pooled analysis have shown miscarriage does not increase the risk of breast cancer [463-465,468-470]. The NCI routinely reviews the evidence on miscarriage and breast cancer and since 2003, has concluded the evidence does not support a link between the two [461].
For a summary of research studies on abortion and breast cancer, visit the Breast Cancer Research section.
Environmental pollutants have been suggested as potential causes of breast cancer because many of these compounds have estrogen-like traits. Some of the most common and well-studied environmental pollutants are organochlorines. These include:
A good way to measure exposure to these chemicals is by looking at their levels in a person's blood. The results of most studies looking at blood organochlorine levels and risk of breast cancer, including the Long Island Breast Cancer Study, have found no link between the two [472-478].
Sometimes a cluster (a small area, such as a town or county, where rates of breast cancer are higher than the U.S. average) is found and this raises interest in possible environmental causes of breast cancer. Two of the best-studied breast cancer clusters are in Long Island, New York and Marin County, California (San Francisco Bay area) [476,479]. In the 1990's, rates of new cases of breast cancer were higher than expected in these areas. Many studies looked at known risk factors and possible environmental factors (including organochlorines and EMF) that might be related to the excess number of breast cancer cases in these areas. To date, no environmental toxins related to breast cancer have been found. This does not mean that there are no environmental pollutants that can increase risk of breast cancer. However, most clusters have been explained by differences in risk factors such as family history of breast cancer, use of menopausal hormone therapy (postmenopausal hormones) and age at first childbirth [476,479].
Komen Perspectives
Read our perspective on pesticides and breast cancer risk (November 2010).*
Read our perspective on cancer cluster studies of pesticides and breast cancer risk (November 2011).*
For a summary of research studies on environmental pollutants and breast cancer, visit the Breast Cancer Research section.
Scientific evidence does not support a link between wearing an underwire bra (or any type of bra) and an increased risk of breast cancer. There is no biological reason the two would be linked, and any observed relationship is likely due to other factors.
A 1991 case-control study found that premenopausal women who did not wear bras had a lower risk of breast cancer than women who did wear bras [480]. However, the authors stated this link was likely due to factors related to wearing a bra rather than the bra itself. The women in the study who did not wear a bra were more likely to be lean, which the authors concluded might account for the lower risk [480].
Because weight increases risk of postmenopausal breast cancer, breast size is under study as a potential risk factor for breast cancer.
Learn about body weight and breast cancer risk.
Learn about breast size and breast cancer risk.
Although there was some debate in the past, there is no scientific evidence to show that either saline or silicone breast implants increase breast cancer risk. Findings from prospective cohort studies and a meta-analysis of 10 studies of cosmetic breast implants (including studies of both saline and silicone implants) have found no increase in breast cancer risk among women with breast implants [481-486].
A few studies have shown a lower risk of breast cancer among women with implants [485-486]. However, this is most likely due to traits of women who tend to choose breast implants (for example, these women tend to be lean). These factors lower risk for breast cancer rather than the implants themselves [487].
Although breast implants do not increase the risk of breast cancer, the FDA is looking into a possible link between implants and a slight increase in the risk of anaplastic large cell lymphoma (ALCL) [488]. ALCL is a very rare form of cancer of the cells of the immune system (it occurs in breast tissue in about three in 100 million women).
The FDA does not recommend special care for women with breast implants (nor does it recommend removing implants) [488]. However, if you have breast implants and feel any pain around the implants or have other problems, see your health care provider.
Read our statement on breast implants and the possible link to ALCL.
For a summary of research studies on breast implants and breast cancer, visit the Breast Cancer Research section.
Some data suggest that caffeine may affect blood hormone levels [489]. However, the largest cohort studies to date have found no link between drinking either coffee or tea and the risk of breast cancer [490-495]. Further, a meta-analysis that combined the results of 37 studies found no link between caffeine or coffee intake and breast cancer risk [496].
Learn more about caffeine.
Studies have found no increase in the risk of breast cancer or other types of cancer from cell phone use [497-498].
Research on deodorant/antiperspirant use and breast cancer risk was driven by concerns that chemicals found in these products might enter the skin in the underarm and cause changes in breast cells that could lead to cancer. However, studies have found no link between deodorant/antiperspirant use and breast cancer risk [499-500].
Komen Perspectives
Read our perspective on deodorant/antiperspirant use and breast cancer risk(April 2010).*
Electromagnetic fields (EMF) are one of many proposed environmental risk factors for breast cancer. However, there is little evidence that regular exposure to things like power lines and electric blankets increases the risk of breast cancer.
A few case-control studies have suggested a link between EMF exposure and breast cancer risk [501]. However, large prospective cohort studies and a meta-analysis that combined the results of 15 studies have found no link between the two [502-507].
Komen Perspectives
Read our perspective on power lines and breast cancer risk(November 2010).*
Read our perspective on cancer cluster studies of EMF and breast cancer risk(November 2011).*
For a summary of research studies on electromagnetic fields and breast cancer, visit the Breast Cancer Research section.
Cohort and case-control studies have shown the use of permanent hair dyes is not related the risk of breast cancer [508-510]. A meta-analysis that combined the results of 14 studies confirmed these findings [511].
There also appears to be no link between the use of hair relaxers and the risk of breast cancer among African American women and breast cancer risk [512].
For a summary of research studies on hair dyes and breast cancer, visit the Breast Cancer Research section.
Although it is not clear why, breast cancer is five percent more likely to occur in the left breast compared to the right breast [513]. This difference prompted a theory that being left-handed may increase breast cancer risk.
However, studies have shown that being left-handed does not increase breast cancer risk [514-515]. There are also no links between being left-handed and reproductive factors related to breast cancer risk (such as age at first period or age at menopause) [515-516].
There is no evidence to support a link between trauma or injury to the breast and risk of breast cancer.
The data in this section come from two main types of research studies:
The goal of these studies is to give information that helps support or disprove an idea about a possible link between an exposure (like alcohol use) and an outcome (like breast cancer) in people. Although they have the same goal, observational studies and randomized controlled trials differ in the way they are conducted and in the strength of the conclusions they reach.
Learn more about different types of research studies.
Animal studies add to our understanding of how and why some factors cause cancer in people. However, there are many differences between animals and people that make it hard to translate findings directly from one to the other. Animal studies are also designed differently than human studies. They often look at exposures in larger doses and for shorter durations than are suitable for people. Thus, animal studies can lay the groundwork for research in people, but in order to draw conclusions for human populations, we need human studies.
All data presented within the Understanding Breast Cancer section of this website come from human studies unless otherwise noted.
Several organizations conduct research and/or prepare summary reports of research on certain exposures shown to have a link (or no link) to breast and other types of cancer. These agencies are a good place to find detailed, up-to-date information (for example, if you have concerns over a news item on cancer).
IARC is a part of the World Health Organization. The CDC, NTP and FDA are all part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
*Please note, the information provided within Komen Perspectives articles is only current as of the date of posting. Therefore, some information may be out of date at this time.
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30-06-2009 17:02
I was wondering if there is a page where all the useful codes for Nokia phones are?
Like all those #xxx# code = what function.
Maybe we can put all we know in a tread and lock it, for all to see.
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30-06-2009 17:08
Found these. No idea how up to date they are though :
15-09-2009 15:06
Yeah, you are right most of people waste lot of money to solving even a small problem of their Nokia phones.
Here are some useful nokia codes: http://www.syednetworks.com/general-nokia-secret-c
15-09-2009 16:34
Why dont you just use the forums list of usefull code's
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its a bit of a double edge sword the kudos button. To me some people will create two accounts so that they can pump the kudos up and make themselfs look good, I dont like that aspect of kudos but it is good to use if someone does really help you.
Nokia Support Discussions takes a very dim view of any use of multiple identities, especially where it is done to unfairly influence the reputation of a particular user, and we do have methods at are disposal to detect such abuse.
Any member who believes that abuse of this kind may be happening and that we have not noticed is welcome to report the matter to the moderation team, which you can do by clicking the "Options" link on the post concerned and selecting "Report abuse".
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Why would one keep multiple logins while ONLY one account can do post/reply stuff.
I suspect that 'one' doesn't fully understand what the last couple of posts were about. There have been cases where people have created other accounts to give their main one kudos and advance their forum ranking quicker than they deserve. These people usually get stopped when a moderator sees what they are doing or when an honest user spots the behaviour and reports it to them.
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Enterprise coders can now use an open source Web application that lets them consolidate software vulnerability data from a range of scanning and test tools. With a centralized view, and reporting and management tools, ThreadFix speeds the work needed to fix software bugs and vulnerabilities, including those in proliferating mobile apps.
The beta version of ThreadFix is available via GoogleCode, along with tutorials and a range of support information (see links below). It can be easily configured to import test and scan results from open source tools such as Bugzilla for bug tracking, and Skipfish, an active Web application security reconnaissance tool, as well as commercial products like Fortify (now part of HP), a comprehensive software security assurance system, and IBM's Rational AppScan product set.
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ThreadFix has been in development for nearly two years at Denim Group, a San Antonio-based software development house that specializes in secure custom applications, and in secure application consulting services. It was developed internally to fill a gap in software shops that rely on multiple brands of security and coding tools, but often lack a single view across the development projects of the type, severity, and status of code vulnerabilities. It's being made available now, as a free, open beta release. Denim makes money on among other things, providing a range of secure software development services, including training and support.
"What we notice, is that development organizations even when they adopt comprehensive software security solutions, often do so in a 'shallow' way," says principal Dan Cornell, Denim's informally designated CTO. "For example, they may occasionally run code scans, but they're not doing it repeatedly over time. And most organizations don't standardize wholesale on a single-vendor solution: they have multiple tools, multiple languages, multiple approaches to development."
The result, Cornell says, is that software security often lacks a strategic focus, and companies can't see how their development practices are faring over time in minimizing vulnerabilities, nor how the effectiveness of those practices compare with peers in their industry segment.
Threadfix pulls data from this mix of tools, consolidates it, and lets developers and managers filter it based on a range of criteria. It also lets you, for example, export a group of SQL injection vulnerabilities to a bug tracking tool, for a team to remedy. Threadfix then picks up the updated code scan results and captures and reflects the fixed vulnerabilities.
Creating a central view of such information is critical for companies in the increasingly fast-moving world of online and mobile applications where not only enterprise data but private, confidential information of potentially millions of customers might be at risk.


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SMS Business Basics Houston October 2013
Carrie Wildes
Carrie Wildes
Carrie Wildes owns Carrie Wildes Photography (based in Tampa, Florida) and operates out of a custom home studio and second location in a shared commercial space. Their team includes six photographers, a studio manager, and graphic designer. You can find Carrie dodging traffic, leaning off ledges, and sometimes even braving the snow to get the money shot. But this all didn't start until she realized the gift she had while on a mission trip to the Philippines…where she fell in love with photography. In 2007, she and her husband, David, left the frozen tundra of Chicago to start a new and warmer life in Tampa, Florida. Carrie then decided to get off the corporate ladder and build one her own. She graduated from Purdue University with a bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering, is a scuba diver, doesn't eat beef, and is a social media diva.
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What should I do to prepare for the class?
The Business Basics Questionnaire (located under the Course Materials tab on this page) allows our instructors to learn more about your business prior to your attendance in the class. Please review, complete and email the questionnaire to PPA at email@example.com.
What should I bring with me to the class?
Attendees will receive a printed and bound copy of the full presentation with room for taking notes. Additional notepads/pens are suggested but not required. In order to respect our instructors, we request that you do not use your laptop for note-taking.
What are the class hours?
The class runs from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days. Look for a detailed class schedule via email the week prior to the class.
This class is advertised as a wedding workshop. I don't shoot weddings. Can I still attend?
You are welcome to attend the workshop, but it would be in your best interest to choose a different class. Some of the principles taught during the workshop can be applied to your business, but most segments (pricing and marketing, for example) are geared solely toward wedding photographers.
Do I need to be a PPA member to attend?
PPA membership is required for all primary workshop registrants. Members may bring a non-member spouse or studio colleague. Need to join PPA?
Will I receive merits for attending?
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Jason Bolton, assistant professor and food safety specialist for the University of Maine Cooperative Extension, spoke with WABI (Channel 5) about tips to keep in mind when picking and eating fiddleheads to avoid foodborne illnesses. Tips include picking the right variety, making sure they come from a clean environment and thoroughly washing and boiling before eating.
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Water is crossing White Creek and WC Currington Roads.
Wendy Ammons with the Walton County Sheriff's Office went out into the field today and saw that River Road is completely underwater, beginning at the first set of guard rails.
Also Steelefield Road leading into Bunker is in extremely rough condition. The ruts and potholes are quite bad in many spots. Flooding did not appear to be an issue at this time.
The landing at Cowford also was in good shape as of early this afternoon.
Authorities say they have not been made aware of any structures at this time that are threatened.
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A South Carolina woman is fed up with people crashing their cars onto her yard.
The most recent one was the scariest for Joanne Murdaugh and her family.
She says this is the first time someone has actually hit the house but more than 20 times since someone has crashed through the fence onto her property.
The sign says 'No Trespassing' but that hasn't stopped drivers from running onto Joanne Murdaugh's property.
Murdaugh says the first incident happened back in 1975 but Tuesday night was the first time someone actually ran into her home. "I was in the bed because I had just had surgery and the trailer just started shaking, it was like a tornado or a hurricane hit it," said Murdaugh.
Murdaugh's Colonial Avenue home sits near a sharp curve.
Five other family members were also inside when the crashed happened. "This is something my mom and dad have worked for for years and to build for a home and it just keeps getting destroyed," said her daughter, Glenda Larios.
The South Carolina Highway Patrol arrested Cory Veilleux and charged him with DUI.
He was released from the Beaufort County Detention Center Wednesday.
Parts of his car still lay in her yard along with her flowers, umbrella and pool.
Murdaugh says it's also damaged her plumbing system.
"This was the worst one. We can't use the bathroom, it's unlivable," she said.
She says DOT posted yellow signs after earlier wrecks to warn drivers to slow down, but it doesn't seem to be working.
"They've gotta do something before somebody gets killed or gets hurt," said Murdaugh.
Murdaugh says she's called DOT twice since the accident but hasn't heard back from them yet.
Altogether, she says it will cost close to $40,000 to fix the damage.
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Fruit of the Loom now offers DC Comics licensed superhero underwear for girls, and it's a huge hit!
Tom Burns found an unexpected ally in the fight to bring equality to the kids' underpants selection. Now he needs your help.
Acknowledging in thoughts, words and actions that our children are sacred beings reminds us as parents to be open with our own hearts.
Heroes are all around us, but especially in Ferguson.
Hillary Clinton's remarks on the events in Ferguson show that she's running for president. But that doesn't necessarily mean she will do a lot to tackle the issue of racial justice.
"women do not think all men are rapists. rapists think all men are rapists."
Joanna Schroeder is sick of people degrading and dehumanizing men by saying things like "let men be men".
It didn't matter if it didn't fit my identity. It didn't matter if it didn't fit my sexuality. It just mattered if it brought me love.
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Mountain lion spotted near Mohr Elementary School
Original post made on Jun 3, 2009
Read the full story here Web Link posted Wednesday, June 3, 2009, 10:21 AM
Comments (10)
on Jun 3, 2009 at 12:19 pm
"especially during times mountain lions are known to be most active: at dusk, at night and early in the morning."
12:22 p.m. is in broad daylight. Is this cat's clock out of whack?
on Jun 3, 2009 at 2:55 pm
What was the mountain lion's position on Measure G?! That seems to be the only way to get a response around here...
on Jun 3, 2009 at 4:56 pm
AVHS Dad is a registered user.
Measure G is dead. The mountain lion is still alive. That about covers it.
on Jun 4, 2009 at 4:58 am
Oh here we go again with the mountain lion......
on Jun 4, 2009 at 9:15 am
To Wendy,
You would not be so casual about the mountain lion if it was:
1. in your neighborhood
2. your son walked to school along Martin (and now can't)
3. you walked your dog along the beautiful Martin path
on Jun 4, 2009 at 9:50 am
Love the drama in that part of town...from tire slashing to road extension...and now mountain lion is keeping you people from walking (trespassing if you ask the mountain lion) into the mountain lion's HOME! And it's the mountain lion's fault...
on Jun 4, 2009 at 11:29 am
AVHS Dad is a registered user.
Yeah, it's a thrill a minute out here. I still walk my dog every night. I've seen plenty of critters (deer, skunk, fox, raccoon), but haven't seen a mountain lion yet.
on Jun 4, 2009 at 6:33 pm
Qwerty is at it again...playing mountain lion!
on Jun 4, 2009 at 7:56 pm
What if anything are the police or the city doing about this? Seems to me if true it is a far bigger problem than anything else going on in the city.
on Jun 5, 2009 at 11:27 am
We have had mountain lions in town before, and in Livermore also. They usually don't bother anyone. People get nervous about them around a school, that's understandable. Why don't the police get someone from the Fish and Game or Wildlife group to tranquilize it and take it back over the hill to the Bernal Wilderness Park? It hasn't threatened anyone that I know of, but this way people could calm down and the animal is not shot unnecessarily.
Unless it threatens people, it does not need to be shot!
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Broadway paving nearly complete
The wait is almost over. Scottsbluff Public Works Director Mark Bohl says the paving of Broadway from 27th Street south through downtown and to 14th Street is in its final stages.
Bohl told KNEB News the stretch from 27th Street to 20th Street was completed Monday morning and the downtown area will be done in the next few days. Striping of Broadway is scheduled to take place next week.
He says the idea is to have two of the main arterials in Scottsbluff, the recently completed 27th Street and Broadway, both repaved with similar smooth rides for the motoring public.
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Sky Sports launches pay-as-you-go day passes
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Sports fans will be able to watch Sky Sports channels without a Sky TV subscription for the first time from the spring, with the launch of new pay-as-you-go day passes.
BskyB has announced a new pay-as-you-go option for sports fans; a £9.99 day pass for Sky Sports.
It will be the first time sports fans will be able to access prime content such as Premier League football without a Sky TV subscription.
What will you get for your money?
For £9.99 a day sports fans will be able to watch unlimited sports content from all six Sky Sports channels on its new internet TV service, Now TV.
The service targets viewers who want to watch a one-off event such as a Formula One grand prix, England cricket match or Masters golf.
What is Now TV?
Now TV launched in July last year and allows non-Sky subscribers to access content on a pay-as-you-go or contract basis.
Now TV just offers films at the moment and aims to rival Lovefilm and Netflix. BskyB says around 25,000 customers signed up to the service in the last three months of 2012.
New customers get 30 days for free and after the trial ends it costs £8.99 a month for three months, if you join before 31st March 2013. After that it's £15 a month for unlimited on-demand movies streamed via the internet.
The £9.99 a day sports fee will be on top of the fee pay-as-you-go customers pay for films.
For more read Netflix vs Lovefilm vs NOW TV: the cheapest way to watch films.
How do costs compare?
Big sports fans who watch Sky Sports more than two days a month will still be better off subscribing to Sky Sports. Sports channels currently cost £21 a month on top of a basic Sky TV package, while bundled sports packages start at £42.50 a month.
However, you don't need to have a Sky TV subscription to get Sky Sports channels; BT Vision and Virgin Media customers can also subscribe.
BT Vision charges £20 for Sky Sports 1 and 2 on top of normal subscription costs while Virgin offers the Sky Sports Collection for £25.75 a month.
Most Premier League and Champions League games, the Ashes, the Rugby Super League and the Ryder Cup and the biggest matches are shown on Sky Sports 1 and 2. But if you're into more minority sports such as WWE, you might need Sky Sports 3 and 4 too.
Orange Swapables
People with an Orange mobile phone have another option if they want to watch Sky Sports.
Mobile users on either Orange's pay monthly Panther or The Works plans get one or two "Swapables" each month included free on top of their internet, minutes and texts allowance.
You'll get one free Swapable on Panther or The Works plans costing less than £25 a month, and two free Swapables on Panther or The Works plans costing more than £25 a month.
Swapables on offer include subscriptions to Sky Sports Mobile TV, The Times newspapers, travel app Go Commute and music streaming service Deezer. As the name suggests, you can swap them around and subscribe to different things each month.
Find a pub
One cheap way to watch Sky Sports without paying for a subscription is to find a pub showing the event you want to watch.
The Sky Sports Pub finder tells you where the next big game is being shown in your area. You simply enter your postcode to find your nearest pub showing live sport on Sky Sports, Sky Sports HD and Sky 3D. Once you've found your nearest pub, give it a call to confirm they are showing the game you want to see.
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By Greg Smith and Anna Isaacs
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North Stonington — Firefighters on Tuesday evening were at the scene of a fire at a two-story house on Cossaduck Hill Road, between Ledgen Wood Road and Northwest Corner Road, according to state police.
Details of the fire were not available Tuesday night, but the North Stonington department called on mutual aid from several surrounding towns. The area is not serviced by hydrants.
A stretch of Cossaduck Hill Road was temporarily closed. A Connecticut Light & Power truck was at the scene, as were police.
A neighbor said the house is currently unoccupied.
It was the second time in a week firefighters had been called out to the rural stretch.
Four people were displaced last Wednesday when a fire damaged a home at 256 Cossaduck Hill Road.
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T-Mobile recently did two things of note here in Los Angeles. They officially launched their LTE network and the Sony Xperia Z, which is an LTE Android handset. Both are awesome in their own way, though only one is widely available. Should you pick up the Xperia Z? Were you thinking about switching to T-Mobile in the wake of their "Uncarrier" branding and JUMP program which allows you to pick up a new phone every six months? Today, I offer you a "twofer" and will answer both questions as we review the Xperia Z with some thoughts on the LTE network here in Los Angeles.
Though I haven't travelled all of Southern California in search of amazing LTE, I can tell you that much of the Los Angeles metro area is covered and it is FAST! Hollywood, Beveryly Hills and the Pico area (BH adjacent), Glendale, Canoga Park and parts of Downtown and Santa Monica all seem to be in the right spot as far as my own travels are concerned. You will see 10Mbps or better in this area and though that isn't the fastest of all LTE currently available from carriers, it is more than enough for 90% of the things you will probably be doing with your phone. Pandora, Google All Access, Netflix, streaming, uploading selfies on Instagram, checking or sending email and surfing the web... you're covered. The great thing about the network on T-Mobile is that where you don't get LTE, you'll fall back to their other "4G" network (HSPA+) which is slower than LTE but fast enough for the services I mentioned above. They're still expanding here in SoCal, so if you aren't experiencing the speeds, have no fear you may be in the path of near future awesomeness! At the bottom of this post, I'll give you the full list of areas they've recently rolled out to and I'd love to hear what the coverage is like in your part of town in the comment section.
If you're in an LTE area, there is a phone you should definitely be checking out at T-Mobile, Sony's Xperia Z. For a rectangular slab, I have to say that this phone with its high gloss glass surface all the way around is beautiful even though gloss comes at a cost, making the unit a fingerprint magnet. You'll want to keep a microfiber on standby if you plan on rocking the phone sans protective case. And speaking of protection, this is actually a phone you won't feel hesitant giving to your teens as it is water and dust resistant so no worries about someone getting pushed into the pool with the phone in their back pocket (I couldn't be the only one who's heard that excuse?). Sony has always had some of the best TV displays on the market and the display on the Xperia is no different! It features a 5" 1920x1080 display which means you get full size HD which I'm sure you'll be quite pleased with. Color reproduction is beautiful and brightness, even in direct sunlight is great. The biggest complaint I had with the Z's display was black levels. There are times when the image on screen looked a little washed out to me but even with that, movies and pictures looked spectacular. Most of the time that I noticed the lack in contrast, it was a menu or some other use of the phone which didn't have anything to do with looking at or watching media.
Looking at the hardware further, the power button and volume rocker are all on the right side of the phone, which is a great configuration, even if you're a lefty like me. Also on the right is the sim tray. The left side of the phone gives you access to the microUSB and microSD/SDHC slots, after you've pulled out the plastic strips which have gaskets to help give the unit its one meter depth waterproofing. The headphone port is on top, up front you have a 2.2 megapixel front-facing and around back you'll get Sony's new 13 megapixel Exmore RS camera which is supposed to allow for HDR video recording along with a 10 frames-per-second burst mode which will capture images at 9 megapixels. Though you don't see it on the outside, the Xperia also comes equipped with Near Field Communications (NFC), DLNA for connecting wirelessly to your television and Playstation3.
Other than some of the built-in Android apps like "Gallery," Sony has kept the phone fairly close to stock Android (minus the bloatware). Thanks to that and the processor, of course, the Xperia Z is a snappy device with little or no lag apparent in day-to-day use. Of the phones available on T-Mobile today, I'd have to say that this one should be in your short list if you're currently looking to pick up a new handset. While it doesn't have all the features of a phone like the Galaxy S4, I think that is its strength. Most people won't use 3/4 of what the S4 can do so before you buy you really should play with both in store and ask yourself if you're really going to use all of what the S4 can do, or if the Xperia has all that you need. The only let down on the software side for those of you who stayed glued to the latest happenings in tech is that the phone does not ship with the latest Android OS. For now, you're stuck with 4.1.2 though 4.2 has been promised, with Sony saying that they would upgrade the device to newer versions of the OS. As most of us have learned when it comes to manufacturers, whether or not they'll follow through remains to be seen. Speaking of software, you'll get the typical T-Mobile bloatware along with more from your pals at Sony. As I stated earlier, the Z is equipped with NFC and Sony has included a pretty cool app called Smart Connect. With this app you can set up rules which will make your phone perform certain functions automatically when you tap your Xperia Z on a programmable NFC Smart Tag and if you own one of Sony's Bravia HD televisions, you need only touch your remote control to push audio and video to your television.
While there are some great phones potentially coming to T-Mobile in the fourth quarter of this year, Sony's Xperia Z is definitely a premium handset that is well worth a serious look. You get a speedy device, running on T-Mobile's speedy LTE and HSPA+ networks (where available) that is life-proof and good looking. Whether you're buying for yourself, or looking for a device for your accident prone teens you can pick up a Z at T-Mobile exclusively for $0 up front, $23 a month for two years on an equipment payment plan, or for $552 full retail. T-Mobile is currently advertising that you can pick up a free Sony wireless bluetooth speaker with purchase of the phone. See their site for full details on that.
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Aritu dapat gambar2 ni dari email dan forum. Agak2 anak siapakah ini yang berdampingan dengan gadis gadis jelita?? Tatau la. Tengok la sendiri. Click utk gambar lagi besar
Gambar Anak Menteri berdampingan gadis?
ha,ni anak dato seri nazri… awek cun,dia x ensem dowh…serius..ha3x..
duit banyak apa nak kira hensem ke tak….
omg u malaysians.. typical. u guys have got nothing better to do than to snoop around ppl's life huh? mind your own bloody business pls. what if u were to be in the same position as this guy right here (dato' seri nazri's son as u guys mentioned) or any other discriminated person- living your life as u please.. you wouldn't want EVERYONE to keep on breathing behind your neck and put u under a microscrope. am i right or am i right? faiz or karim or whoever u guys are or everyone out there, u guys should be ashame of urselves. no one's perfect. not even u.
dis may be typical, also is one of the long-list of ways to actually "reminding" someone about dis kind of mistake. to dat person, himself and to others…
no matter wut faith we hold, muslim, christ, buddhist, etc or no matter wut culture or country we r from, one main thing is about morality.
where's all the moral values thought by parents?
where's all the moral values thought by examples around?
where's all the moral values thought by religion?
or at least, all the moral values thought during school?
when one man (or woman) let himself in such disgrace of his own fault, and he even feel just alright about it, shows he is so much losing his path of life.
Yes, I totally agree with Miss Cardiologist.
He's way out of his own path of life.
ouh hedzmy and tht girl actually eeva amin from zon aktif ;)
yeah , eeva and there are lisa amin and shasha too . but seriously , just bcause he is minister's son , this things suddenly became big . if b4 adib the victim now hedzmy . you guys got nothing to do huh than being a stalker ? narrow minded people , get rid please .
For god's sake! They're his friends! Not girlfriends! So r u saying that he can't have any friends who are girls?
R u that jealous of him coz he's got hot friends? That is so sad and pathetic!
Btw, STOP SNOOPING INTO OTHER PEOPLE'S FACEBOOK AND GET A LIFE!
okay… let be for bein a muslim who enjoys kissing, hugging any people of not ur muhrim….
okay… let be for bein a muslim and let be ur other muslims "relative" to do those that God says NO to…
okay… let be for bein a muslim and ignore Allah's job for human… a compulsary responsible to each other… a compulsory responsible to ourselves…
for muslim, guess u all can read al baqarah n its translation (i mean, if u have quran in ur house…or at least u noe wut quran is…)
understand da meanings…
world's aging my dear friends…there'll be time when all those reminders are just wut u need to be in hand…
be thankful for there r still signs that God loves u when HE sends u HIS warnings thru human…no matter in gentle or harsh ways…
be thankful for there r still time for us to correct ourselves…
there'll be day of judgement.HE promised that.
in quran, in bible…
well… sumhow, we r so narrow-minded in seeing things, dun we?
guess there shud be a good definition on being a narrow-minded type though…
so, okay…wutever u say…
get a life…
That's the way…
Eva amin kimdir lütfen bana bilgi verin
Who is Eeva Amin Please answer
just some random reader
better stay on ur own cave with ur own species of distructions…go to hell
anak orang umno dah rosak..
eh kenapa ada gambar anak aku pegang tin bir tu! mesti fotoshop!
minum arak!


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The City of Kansas City, Mo., Special Committee on Small Business will release its "Cut the Red Tape" report during the City Council's Business Session on Thursday, Dec. 8. This report will include 67 specific suggestions to make it easier for small businesses to grow in Kansas City, Mo.
"This report is the result of significant testimony from a wide variety of small businesses that spoke at our working City Council committee meetings that we held in all parts of the City and at different times to accommodate the schedules of our small business owners and neighborhood leaders," said Committee Chair and Councilman Scott Taylor.
Through the committee's effort, the City will have a blueprint to cut the red tape; expedite the processing of licenses, permits and applications; and knock down many of the barriers that small businesses face when trying to grow their businesses in Kansas City, Mo.
"We will continue to meet on a quarterly basis for a status report from City departments to make sure these recommendations are implemented in order to create a level of accountability and expedite the implementation process," added Councilman Taylor.
In addition to Councilman Taylor, the Special Committee on Small Business includes Councilman Scott Wagner (Vice Chair), Councilman Jermaine Reed and Mayor Pro Tem Cindy Circo.
Early reaction from a variety of business leaders is extremely positive.
"We appreciate the hard work of this Council committee to knock down barriers that face minority-owned businesses so they can grow," said Bernardo Ramirez, executive director of the Hispanic Economic Development Corporation.
"The Small Business Committee has been extremely focused on making changes to make it faster and easier to do business with the City Kansas City, Mo.," said Babette Macy, vice president of the Kansas City Industrial Council.
"The Committee's interest in focusing on all parts of the City was evident by its Monday night outreach Council meetings in all parts of the City to receive feedback from small businesses," added Gabriel Okafor of Alpha Energy and Electric, a small business.
"We applaud the committee's work on enhancing workplace growth by addressing a variety of issues," added Pat Dujakovich, president of the American Federation of Labor and Congress of Industrial Organizations of Greater Kansas City.
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Finally. After some stonkingly cool singles and a live touring resume boasting some of the more credible stages and festivals Australia has to offer (not to mention a ripper set at the Beat christmas party last December), Melbourne-based indie pop outfit Alpine are set to release their debut album.
They're calling it A Is For Alpine, set to drop on August 10. After the roaring single success of Villages (which recently eclipsed 1 million Youtube hits) and more recently Hands, Australian audiences will no doubt swoon at the chance to wrap their ears around Alpine's full length offering.
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The Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate will be Nebraska's third tournament of the spring.
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Monday, March 11 - Tuesday, March 12
: Palmetto Golf Club, Aiken, S.C.
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2. Kevin Gillick
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*Spots 3 and 4 to be determined among Jordan Reinertson, Ross Dickson and Manuel Lavin
The Nebraska men's golf team resumes its spring season following a two-week break on Monday and Tuesday at the Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate in Aiken, S.C.
Palmetto Golf Club, a par-70, 6,617-yard layout, will host the tournament, which is in its 16th year. The course was founded in 1892 and is recognized as the fourth-oldest golf course in the United States.
The Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate begins on Monday with an 8 a.m. CT shotgun. The second round will also be played on Monday, with Tuesday's final 18 holes starting at 8 a.m. Daily results and recap will be available on Huskers.com.
Nebraska will be among 18 teams competing in the 54-hole tournament. The field includes USC-Aiken, Clemson, South Carolina, Furman, Francis Marion, Presbyterian, Wofford, Augusta State, Georgia State, Akron, Liberty, Virginia, Maryland, NC State, Western Carolina, Elon and Penn.
The Huskers are making their first appearance in Aiken, S.C., since 2008. NU also competed at the Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate in 1998, 2000 and 2007, capturing the team title in its first try.
The Huskers enter the tournament following an eighth-place finish at the Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate, Feb. 22-24. Freshman Kolton Lapa earned Big Ten Golfer-of-the-Week accolades for the second time this season following his tie for fifth in Palm Desert, Calif. Lapa fired a final-round 69 en route to his third consecutive top-10 finish.
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Freshman Kolton Lapa fired a 3-under-par 69 in the final round at the Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate on Sunday, Feb. 24, to lead the Nebraska men's golf team to an eighth-place finish.
The Huskers shot 294 in the final round for a 54-hole total of 895. NU posted 296 in the first round and 305 in the second round at The Classic Club, a par-72, 7,305-yard layout. TCU took home the team title with a three-round total of 845. The Horned Frogs' Julien Brun captured individual honors with a 206.
Lapa produced a bogey-free round on Sunday, which included birdies on Nos. 1, 10 and 13. He tied for fifth at 215 strokes over three rounds following 73s in each of the first two rounds. Lapa has three consecutive top-10 finishes in stroke play events, dating back to the Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate in October.
Senior Kevin Gillick tied for 44th at 226. Gillick carded a 2-over-par 74 in the final round, which he also shot in the opening round. He notched a 78 in the second round. On Sunday, Gillick made two birdies and four bogeys.
Jordan Reinertson shot a 6-over-par 78 in Sunday's final round for a 54-hole total of 228. Reinertson birdied Nos. 2 and 15 to go along with six bogeys and one double bogey on Sunday. The senior from Gibbon, Neb., tied for 52nd after posting 74 and 76 in the first and second rounds, respectively.
Matt Record turned in a 4-over-par 76 on Sunday and tied for 55th. The junior birdied the closing holes of each nine but suffered four bogeys and one double bogey in the final round. Record shot 75 and 78 in the first two rounds for a 54-hole total of 229.
Cameron Palmer tied for 88th at 240 strokes. The sophomore produced his best round of the tournament over the final 18 holes with a 3-over-par 75. He added an 85 on Friday and an 80 on Saturday.
Ross Dickson competed as an individual outside of the Husker lineup and tied for 63rd. The sophomore from London, England posted a 4-over-par 76 in the final round. He also shot 76 in the second round to go along with a first-round 80 en route to a 232 total.
Off the Tee:
1. The Huskers are making their fifth all-time appearance in the Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate. Nebraska last competed in Aiken, S.C., in 2008, when it finished 15th, shooting 942 over three rounds. In 2007, the Huskers finished third at 872 strokes. NU also competed at the event in 2000 (15th/15: 907) and 1998 (1st/12: 877).
2. Freshman Kolton Lapa earned Big Ten Golfer-of-the-Week honors on Feb. 27 after tying for fifth at the Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate. The weekly accolade was Lapa's second of the season as he also earned it on Oct. 24, 2012.
3. The Huskers have finished in the top 10 in five of six stroke play tournaments, which includes the team crown at the Fairway Club Invitational. Nebraska finished fourth at the Price's Give 'Em Five Invitational, seventh at the Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate, tied for seventh at the D.A. Weibring Intercollegiate and eighth at the Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate.
4. Lapa leads the Huskers with a 73.59 stroke average. He is one of two golfers, along with sophomore Ross Dickson, to compete in all seven tournaments (17 stroke play rounds). Dickson has a 74.94 stroke average.
5. Lapa is seeking his fourth consecutive top-10 finish of the season at the Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate. In his last two events of the fall season, Lapa tied for seventh at the Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate before tying for eighth at the Price's Give 'Em Five Invitational. He earned his best finish of the season at the Wyoming Desert Intercollegiate, where he tied for fifth.
6. The Huskers have a 296.65 stroke average through six stroke play events, often showing successive improvement in each round. Nebraska's third round scoring average is 292.60. The Huskers are averaging 301.17 in the first round and 295.50 in the second round.
7. The Huskers added three golfers during the offseason. Sophomore Cameron Palmer joined Nebraska and has competed in two tournaments this spring. The other two golfers, Justin Jennings and Ian Hagener, are set to join the team in 2013-14.
8. Nathan Wong will reshirt in his first season with Nebraska. Wong played high school golf at Hamilton in Chandler, Ariz., and joined the Huskers with his twin brother Aaron.
9. Lapa set the school record for freshman 54-hole scoring mark during the fall season at the Herb Wimberly Intercollegiate. He shot 2-under-par 211 for the tournament and tied for seventh. Lapa earned Big Ten Golfer-of-the-Week honors for his performance.
10. The Spring Ahead: The Huskers will compete in four more tournaments, including the Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate, this spring leading up to the Big Ten Championships, April 26-28. NU will travel to Goodyear, Ariz., Jonesboro, Ark., and Iowa City, Iowa, before the conference tournament in French Lick, Ind.
11. Under Head Coach Bill Spangler, who is in his 12th season, the Nebraska men's golf team has won 10 tournament titles. Spangler has also guided the Huskers to 30 top-three tournament finishes and six individual titles.
12. The Nebraska men's golf program has four NCAA Championship appearances along with seven NCAA Regional starts. The last three seasons, the Huskers have sent one individual to the NCAA Regionals. Last season Scott Willman tied for 40th at the Norman Regional. In 2011 Andrew Wyatt tied for 41st at the Colorado Regional and in 2010, Brandon Crick tied for eighth at the West Regional.
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