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How to Avoid Plagiarism
Plagiarism is a form of academic dishonesty, violating the Berkeley Campus Code of Student Conduct. The campus issues a guide to understanding plagiarism, which states:
"Plagiarism means using another's work without giving credit. You must put others' words in quotation marks and cite your source(s). Citation must also be given when using others' ideas, even when those ideas are paraphrased into your own words."
Plagiarism is a serious violation of academic and student conduct rules and is punishable with a failing grade and possibly more severe action.
In order to avoid plagiarism, you must give credit when
- You use another person's ideas, opinions, or theories.
- You use facts, statistics, graphics, drawings, music, etc., or any other type of information that does not comprise common knowledge.
- You use quotations from another person's spoken or written word.
- You paraphrase another person's spoken or written word.
This content is part of the Understanding Plagiarism tutorial created by the Indiana University School of Education.
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- Zotero: A free plug-in that works exclusively with the Firefox browser: keeps copies of what you find on the web, permits tagging, notation, full text searching of your library of resources, works with Word, and has a free web backup service.
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- EndNote: may be purchased from UC Berkeley's Software Central.
It's always good to double check the formatting -- sometimes the software doesn't get it quite right.
Formatting Citations
- Citing Your Sources - a brief online guide to the main citation styles and a brief discussion on what constitutes plagiarism.
- MLA handbook for Writers of Research Papers. 7th edition. New York : Modern Language Association of America, 2009.
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15th ed. Chicago: Univ. of Chicago Press, 2003. Searchable, online version of the Chicago Manual of Style (15th edition).
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- Cite Right: A Quick Guide to Citation Styles--MLA, APA, Chicago, the Sciences, Professions, and More (UCB-only access) Charles Lipson. Chicago: Univ. of Chicago Press, 2006.
Many print editions throughout the libraries.
- Columbia Guide to Online Style (UCB-only access)
Janice R. Walker and Todd Taylor. 2nd ed. NY: Columbia Univ. Press. 2006.
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Confirmed cases of the flu in North Dakota have jumped 72% over the past week, with the North Dakota Department of Health reporting Wednesday that 1,077 flu cases had been reported statewide, up from 625 just last week.
Outbreaks have been reported in long-term care and assisted living facilities, and influenza surveillance coordinator Lindsey VanderBusch says the high number of flu cases is happening earlier in the flu season than usual.
Crookston teacher, Judy Schoeneberger is just getting over a very bad case of it.
Judy Schoeneberger, Crookston: "It wasn't fun. It was awful."
Schoeneberger says it knocked her out of commission for 5 days. She says it got so bad that at one point, she passed out and bumped her head on the floor.
Judy Schoeneberger: "A lot of nausea."
Reporter: "You're husband found you passed out on the floor?"
Schoeneberger: "He was kind of... yes, let's put it that way."
Reporter: "And you bumped your head pretty good?"
Schoeneberger: "Just a little bit. Just a little black and blue mark…ha."
A new web site called FluNearYou.org lets you track flu in your own family, along with your neighbors; the red you can see there today shows the high concentration of flu cases in the Valley over the past week.
April Grunhovd, Riverview Health: "We've been seeing a huge increase in the central and Metro area. Over the weekend we saw about a 30-percent patient load with flu like symptoms… fever, cough, sore throat."
And Grunhovd says with school back in session and more and more people gathered in tight quarters, you can expect the number of flu cases to keep rising.
Remember, officials say it's still not too late to get -- and benefit from -- a flu shot.

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PLATTSBURGH — The man struck and killed by a train Friday afternoon was visiting family here.
Issa Makhoul, 74, was attempting to walk across the tracks in front of a Canadian-Pacific freight train at about 2 p.m., City Police said Saturday.
Rescue crews rushed to the area of Hyde Avenue and Margaret Street after calls came in that a pedestrian had been struck by a train.
Makhoul was pronounced deceased at the site, according to a statement from Plattsburgh City Police Chief Desmond Racicot. The multi-train car stood motionless in the city for several hours as police detectives collected evidence and interviewed witnesses.
Racicot said traffic patterns around the accident were diverted as Boynton Avenue, Riley Avenue, Hyde Avenue and Margaret Street had to be completely closed. Crowds gathered on both sides of the train after authorities secured the area with yellow police tape.
Shortly after arriving, police set up a high-tech, FARO Focus 3-dimensional laser scanner, which captures every detail of the accident through animation and high-definition photograph scans from various vantage points. Police were also seen inspecting the freight train and interviewing the conductor.
Racicot said investigations involving train accidents can sometimes take extra time to complete because C-P Rail Police would normally have to travel from Albany to assist, but they happened to be about eight minutes away conducting training.
Together, authorities will use evidence collected after the accident, witness statements and video footage from a camera located at the front of the freight train to determine what caused the accident.
SUNY Plattsburgh Police and New York State Police assisted City Police with traffic control until the train was cleared from the area at about 5:45 p.m.
Racicot said the investigation into the fatal accident is ongoing.
The tragic incident brought back memories of another deadly train accident in 2009, which occurred nearly two years to the day of Friday's fatality.
Multiple people around the scene Friday recalled the accident two years ago, when a 23-year-old man completed suicide by jumping in front of a freight train at nearly the same location where Makhoul died.
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Amazon Trek
"¡Dos días, pura bajada, y sequísimo!" The campesinos assured us that our Amazonian trek would take no more than two days. It would be downhill the entire way and, even though it was the rainy season, completely dry. (If only I could have conjured up that telltale chorus from the "Gilligan's Island" theme song?!) Well, apparently, either 1) they had never taken the trip themselves or 2) they were giddily seeking Atahualpa's revenge! It took Mike Wooly and me five long, painful days to rea...
Ya Mismo with Mingas
I felt like I had woken up a half an hour before I had gone to sleep. The sun was still slowly drifting across the Atlantic, and stars from both hemispheres illuminated the Andean sky. I crawled off my paja (straw) mattress, threw on a few layers and began my trek. I had come up with this elaborate (and somewhat loco) scheme to stock a mountain lake with trucha de arco iris or rainbow trout. It would involve transporting delicate fry from a nursery near Cuenca, Ecuador to a little cloud fore...
Fruit and Nuts
The cajú is an edible fruit which also yields one cashew nut per fruit. The nuts need to be roasted and shelled before they can be eaten. Aracajú, the capital of Sergipe, is named for the ara bird and the cajú.
Precious Rain
When I served in the Peace Corps in Brazil, I had no running water. The other PCV and I had to pay a neighbor to fetch water from a dam outside of town. Once a week, he strapped four large cans (each held about five gallons) to the sides of his donkey to carry water to us. There were water sources closer to town, but since those small ponds were used by many for washing clothes and watering animals, and we suspected the waste from the back yards of homes without outhouses ended up there, too,...
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In the sertão ---the hinterland of northeastern Brazil ---there were years when it didn't rain at all. And even if it did, there was no running water, so people either had to carry water from a nearby dam or pay someone to do that or they might build a cisterna in the back yard to save rain water. The ceramic-tile roofs were perfect for gathering water, for the rain ran to edge of the roof where it dropped into metal gutters that eventually carried the water to the cisterna which might be 12...
For São João (St John's Day) in June, the high school students and other young people performed a quadrilha (square dance) for the citizen's of Glória. It was a fun event. Everyone dressed up like a Brazilian hillbilly. We took weeks to prepare and practice the moves. São João was celebrated as the beginning of winter ---the rainy growing season. My students ranged in age from 12 to 44. The high school had been in existence only 3 years when I arrived. The small girl wearing red tights w...
When I arrived at my Peace Corps site and discovered I would be living without electricity or running water, it seemed like my life there would be much like a two-year-long camping trip. I had been a Girl Scout. I was prepared ---or so I thought. I admit that it was fun for a while, using my Girl Scout skills and learning new ones to get along in the harsh environment, but after a while, I missed many of the conveniences of home. On one occasion, forgetting that things didn't work in Glória t...
Glória 1967 and 1969
The Praça da Bandeira in the middle of Glória changed significantly over the two years I served there. In the first photo, less than a month after my arrival, students marched in the 7 de Setembro (Independence Day) parade. The concrete poles (you can see the ends of them stacked in the town square) were there in anticipation of full-time electricity that would be powered up before I left Brazil. In the second photo, taken just a few days before my departure, my student Idalecinho sits...
My student Overland (pronounced Oh-ver-láwn-dee) was named for the text his father saw on a truck in an American movie. Overland often rode his horse to the family farm in the countryside to fetch fresh milk for his family. Occasionally, he stopped at the home Brunie (another PCV) and I shared. We boiled the milk and added cocoa powder and sugar, then we lingered over Overland's favorite beverage, hot chocolate. Since our only transportation (except for buses to other cities) was our feet, ...
The Road to Heaven
In Brazil, I was stationed in Glória, "heaven" in Portuguese. This scene was my very first view of the small city in the distance on the horizon, when the Peace Corps director for the state of Sergipe delivered me, my suitcase, and my footlocker to the town in the Peace Corps jeep. The countryside was a lush green indicating recent rain. On the dirt road to Glória, we had negotiated many large puddles that hadn't dried yet from the hot tropical sun ten degrees south of the...


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(WMC-TV) - A "special master" has been appointed to oversee the formation of the Unified School District.
U.S. District Judge Samuel "Hardy" Mays appointed Rick Masson as special master.
Masson previously served as the chief administrative officer for the City of Memphis.
According to the court documents, he will be paid $250 per hour and will have the following responsibilities:
1) To monitor the work of the Shelby County Board of Education as it makes the decisions necessary to transfer the administration of the Memphis City Schools to the Shelby County Board of Education;
2) To assist the Shelby County Board of Education and its staff in making decisions and in establishing and maintaining deadlines for decisions;
3) To ensure that the issues identified in the Transition Plan approved by the Transition Planning Commission and reviewed by the Commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Education are considered and resolved in a timely and appropriate way;
4) To work with the parties and the Tennessee Department of Education as necessary to provide that the rights of teachers are not impaired, interrupted, or diminished;
5) To work with the Shelby County Board of Education in establishing a practical budget for the combined school systems and with the appropriate parties to the Consent Decree that the budget is adequately funded;
6) To gather such information as may be necessary to implement the Consent Decree and to report to the Court orally or in writing, as may be necessary, considering always that time is of the essence;
7) To promote cooperation among the parties and among the members of the Shelby County Board of Education and to encourage voluntary compliance with the Consent Decree; and
8) To recommend specific action by the Court if decisions are not made or not timely made.
"Mr. Masson has experience in municipal administration and finance, the organization and management of nonprofit organizations, and strategic planning for public agencies," according to the affidavit.
As previously mentioned, Masson will earn $250 per hour for the work, plus expenses. He will be paid monthly.
Fifty percent of his compensation will be paid by Memphis City Schools and the other half will be paid by Shelby County Schools.
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The Colorado Rockies designated Jamie Moyer for assignment on Wednesday, and that could be the end of Moyer's career.
Or maybe it won't. While Moyer was getting hit hard — a 5.70 ERA — half of his 10 starts could be characterized as at least "decent", and several big-name pitchers, including Ubaldo Jimenez and Tim Lincecum, currently have higher ERAs than Moyer.
So is this the end for Moyer? Not if he can help it:
Asked if he is interested in trying to continue to pitch, Moyer said "I am."
For now, though, Moyer has a few days to kick back.
"I'm going to go home (Wednesday night) and go to a high school graduation on Saturday," he said in reference to the coming event for Hunter, his second-oldest son. "His team (Cathedral Catholic High School in San Diego) is in the playoffs so after the graduation we will to go a baseball game."
So maybe he can treat this as a bit of an in-season vacation. The 10-day DFA period means that other teams might contact the Rockies with interest. There are teams that have pitching issues at this time. Somehow, I don't think the final chapter of Jamie Moyer's MLB career has yet been written.


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You mention a cub cadet starter. I was told that a cub cadet starter spins the wrong way to use on a numbered cub.
Coolant & Starting issues in 185
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Re: Coolant & Starting issues in 185
You mention a cub cadet starter. I was told that a cub cadet starter spins the wrong way to use on a numbered cub.
Know Your Cub, And Your Cub Will Know You.
Re: Coolant & Starting issues in 185
I don't think I need a different starter in any case, since I took the belt off and used degreaser on the pulleys and belt it has enough grip to start correctly.
I ordered the clutch bolt and clutch brake buttons this morning so hopefully they'll be here tomorrow.
Re: Coolant & Starting issues in 185
The clutch bolt is just a bolt, nothing special about it. The springs are also not a critical size. Something close to the original size will work.
This bolt is for the clutch brake. The clutch should work and the tractor start with or without that bolt.
For the steam and antifreeze coming out the radiator:
This is a pressurized system and may show some steam if the cap is removed when hot. As Rudi posted the radiator fluid level should be 2 inches below the neck, this will place the level approximately 1/2 way up the outlet pipe. For a thermosiphon to work there has to be a complete fluid connection between the radiator and the engine. Too low and you will get a Mr. Coffee style cooling system, the engine will overheat, make steam, the steam will blast a slug of water out the outlet pipe into the radiator, and over and over. Too high and nothing bad will happen, the excess will just drain out the overflow. If you have filled correctly and it still is producing steam then clean the fins, radiator, block as Eugene suggested.
Re: Coolant & Starting issues in 185
How do I replace the clutch buttons? I have them but I don't see how they're "easy" to replace.
Edit: Nevermind got it!
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Re: Coolant & Starting issues in 185
Bottom of the bracket (arm assembly brake) holding the clutch buttons - remove the pin. If that's a problem remove the two bolts holding the clutch brake retainer, then remove the pin.
Since you are working on the clutch brake bolt - you have 98% of the task of replacing the buttons completed.
Parts manual will normally show how things are assembled.
I have an excuse. CRS.
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To the editor:
It was with great interest I read the mayor's comments from her recent inaugural speech regarding the 2014 property tax increase ("Driscoll: Unwavering commitment to Salem," Jan. 11). She claims that the tax increase was the lowest in a decade.
Well, not for everybody. The taxes for my condo unit at Church Court Condos (and for most of the others in my building) increased from $3,500.41 in fiscal year 2013 to $3,970.30 in fiscal year 2014, a 121/2 percent increase — by far the largest annual increase in the 13 years I've lived here.
I've left a message for my newly elected ward councilor, but have yet to hear back from her. So, I'm hoping somebody could please explain this to me.
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Video: Trey Songz Performs on 'The View'
Trey Songz serenaded the ladies of "The View" earlier this morning with a rendition of "Can't Be Friends," the second single from Passion, Pain & Pleasure. Dressed in a jacket, vest, and tie over black leather pants, Trigga Trey fronted a backing band while hitting the high notes on the sensual jam, chatting afterward about meeting surprise guest Prince backstage.
"It was amazing. They didn't tell me who I was meeting, [...] and I was kinda shocked a little bit," said Trey, who clarified who he makes music for. "I just make the songs that the ladies want to hear. I sing for the ladies and I speak for the men."
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Check Out Eddie Coker At The Dallas Arboretum
Check out children's entertainer Eddie Coker performing twice today at the Dallas Arboretum!
Don't Miss Savor Dallas This Weekend
Don't miss out on Savor Dallas this weekend! Four days packed full of the best food and drink Dallas has to offer!
Last Chance To See Great Exhibits In Town
Three wonderful exhibits are wrapping up their time in North Texas. Don't miss your last chance to see Chihuly, the Dead Sea Scrolls, or the Chinese Lantern Festival!
Spend Columbus Day With Your Kids At The Dallas Arboretum
The Dallas Arboretum has a special treat for Columbus Day! Bring your kids out for a day full of fun!
Autumn Falls At The Dallas Arboretum
Dallas Arboretum's fall festival Autumn at the Arboretum is in full swing with pumpkins galore! Feast your eyes on this sincerest of pumpkin patches.
Weekend Full Of Fun: Oktoberfest, Women of Faith, And Much More
Looking for something to do this weekend? There is literally a ton of things to do around town. From Oktoberfest in Addison to Women of Faith at the AAC, why would you stay home this weekend?
August At The Arboretum Means Awesome Discounts
Awesome discounts abound in the month of August at the Dallas Arboretum!
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Oh, What Tangled Webs They Weave
The Associated Press reported today the discovery of the world's oldest spider web. The web was found encased in a prehistoric piece of amber considered to be 140 million years old.
Now if you're a card-carrying evolutionist - like any scientist funded by the National Science Foundation - you'd expect the web to be considerably different than the spider webs produced by modern spiders. After all, spiders have had 140 million years to evolve, right? Surely after all that time they would now be producing better spider webs than they did in the ancient past.
Oxford University paleobiologist Martin Brasier said, however, that the strands were linked to each other in the roughly circular pattern familiar to gardeners the world over. "You can match the details of the spider's web with the spider's web in my garden," Brasier said.
In other words, this latest bit of scientific evidence does not point to evolution. Rather, it points to an all-wise Creator. But will evolutionists shrug their shoulders and give up? Don't bet on it! They'll keep on using your tax dollars to keep on spinning their webs of mass deception.
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Close Calls: With Nothing Showing Initially... Part 2
This is the second of two columns about a close call experienced by members of the Mantua Township Fire District (MTFD) in New Jersey on Feb. 7, 2012 (part one was in the January issue). Part one featured an account by Chief Brian Hauss, who suffered...
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• Staffing policy – A brief overview of our policy in regard to structural firefighting is as follows: In the event that the first-in company arrives with a crew of three firefighters or less, the company officer-in-charge (OIC) and a firefighter are to assume operational responsibilities and the engineer, along with establishing a water supply and outside ventilation, is to assume command of the assignment until the arrival of the next-due officer or engine company OIC. If a chief officer is on scene with an understaffed company, the chief officer is required to take over engineer responsibilities as well as command or turn command over to the engineer and assist with operations. This policy is relative to all incidents and has been successful in the recent past in having command established, as well as operations underway with minimal amounts of manpower. What I have stressed to my line officers is that if they know they are going to be responding short-staffed, they should be the engineer of the apparatus to ensure that command is held by a qualified individual.
Many members found an issue with the lack of an incident commander and felt that once command was taken over, the incident quickly came under control. We also found an issue that when I told county communications I was attempting a rescue by myself, they never relayed that message to responding units, the units did not hear my message clearly and no one knew I was inside the residence except the police officers and EMTs on scene.
Interesting observations and actions from the police perspective:
Police officers (Chief Hauss' full-time co-workers) described the scene as pure chaos. While I was inside the residence, I could hear the chief of police at the rear window screaming to me like a cheerleader doing his all to help me extricate the victim. Once conditions worsened and the police saw it was me who was injured, they all informed me that they were overcome and upset and thought I was injured far worse than I really was.
The chief of police (my full-time boss) was very proud of the effort I put forth. He experienced some smoke inhalation on the scene trying his hardest to help remove the victim. He described Lieutenant Craft's and my experience as heroic and that he almost went into the house himself; however, was stopped by me, because he was not wearing any PPE. The chief of police informed me that from my experience, he has drafted a directive that no police officer is to enter an IDLH atmosphere, seeing the damage that was caused even to a properly equipped firefighter.
The hospital, family and emotions:
I am a fourth-generation firefighter – my father is a career firefighter, as is my younger brother – so my family was prepared for such an event. They all thought I did the right thing and said if they were in my position, they would have done the same. My fiancee was an absolute mess; however, because my mother and father had prepared themselves for an event and knew the dangers of this job, they were able to calm her and make her realize that I could have been far worse if I had not been properly dressed or had done something reckless.
The hospital experience for me morally was actually pretty good. They treated me like a superstar in the burn center. The bad part was hours of scrubbing and not being able to sleep because my ears were in so much pain. I also had burns in my right inner ear, which required special attention, and increased pain. I spent five nights in the Crozer-Chester Medical Center Burn Unit and two months of outpatient care and treatment until I was cleared to return to work.
I am still not fully healed and need to apply copious amounts of sunscreen to my ears and leg whenever I am in the sun. Besides the inconvenience and sensitivity, I am in pretty good shape and appreciative about the service and treatment I received.
Thoughts and observations from Chief Goldfeder:
I remember the morning when this fire occurred. I first saw the pages and then got phone calls from some area chiefs I am friends with in Gloucester County. This fire was a bad one.
Thankfully, it turned out better than it could have. In spite of heroic efforts by Chief Hauss and Lieutenant Craft, the victim succumbed to her injuries. Fortunately, both Brian and Mike got out. Among numerous factors, their training got them out while their gear protected them.
While some firefighters and officers may have difficulty understanding the low-staffing issues, sadly, in 2012 – and now in 2013 – it has been, and will continue to be, a huge challenge for the fire service. Poor staffing has forced many departments (career, combination and volunteer) to operate differently, to the detriment of the public and firefighters. It has also forced chiefs and commissioners to make it clear to elected officials and the public that the fire department may not be able to provide services that the community "assumes" will be performed. In any event, we as firefighters know that when there are indications of life issues and victims to be rescued, we will go above and beyond – and it forces us to determine what we can and cannot do.


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Five Star Condo in Lone Eagle # 3050
Save: 25% off ALL your Ski Equipment when you rent this amazing condo. Up to 30% off transportation. Local merchant discount 10% to 25%. See details below or ask when you make your reservation. We offer REAL discounts you will use.
Unit Size and Quality: *****(5 Stars). This top floor 4 Bedroom/3.5 Bath, 2000 square foot unit is just what you have been looking for! When you enter the condo, you will notice the spectacular views of the ski slopes and the high vaulted ceilings. You can sit on your oversized balcony and watch the skiers come down the mountain. There are magnificent ski slope views from almost every room in the condo. Any cook will enjoy preparing a meal in the gourmet kitchen with granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances, and slate floors. You have everything you need to cook a meal away from home in this well-equipped kitchen. Your family and friends can comfortably enjoy the living room and warm up by the large, gas fireplace while watching a movie on the large TV with DVD/VHS player.
There are two master bedrooms, one with a king size bed and the other with a queen, TV with cable, and private bathroom with oversized, jetted tub, that opens up to your room, and a separate shower. The third bedroom has a queen bed and TV with cable. The fourth room has a full bed, with twin bunk as well as a cable TV. These two bedrooms are connected by a bathroom with a single shower. The living room sleeper sofa will sleep an additional two people if necessary. If you need to do some work away from home, you will enjoy free internet access while sitting at a desk nestled into the hallway.
Sleeps 13 total with 2 high quality air mattresses. Please request in advance.
Views **** (4 Stars) The many windows and the balcony will allow you the absolute BEST ski slope views you will find to watch the skiers come down to the base of River Run. You won't find better views than this!
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Proximity to Activities ***** (5 Stars) Ski down to the lift, which is approximately 50 yards away & ski right up to the building at the end of your day. Ski lockers are just inside of the skier entrance at the back of the building. Lone Eagle is also just a short 2-3 minute walk into the heart of village where you will find restaurants, shops, and ski/bike rental facilities.
Building Quality & Amenities Building *****(5 Stars) Lone Eagle is a 5 star Platinum-rated building. It is one of only two buildings in Keystone that is truly ski-in/ski-out. It was built in 2000 and features 58 condos in the entire building. The small size of the building allows guests to quietly enjoy the many amenities that Lone Eagle has to offer. Enjoy no hassle parking in the access controlled, heated parking garage under the building. If you are traveling with friends and family, you can gather in the lobby sitting areas and enjoy the fireplace or sit outside on the partially covered balcony and enjoy the mountain views. There is also a year-round heated pool and 8-person hot tub that is used exclusively by Lone Eagle guests. After a long day, you can enjoy the steam room and fitness facilities located on the first floor. Oversized ski lockers are also located on the first floor to store all of your equipment.
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When not performing my covert operations for the FBI, I spend my free time saving baby harp seals in the Arctic. I frolic, I weave, I connect dots, I carve soap sculptors and I am a part-time Lego artist. Although there is no known record of it, I once won the Nobel peace prize for my ground breaking and innovative designs with shelf-paper. I spotted, trapped and released Big Foot while camping on the Yukon River. I never buckle my seat belt while on a plane. I saw the real Jim Morrison perform live last week in a small hotel bar in San Juan, Puerto Rico. He sang, Don't Get Around Much Anymore. I refuse to allow gravity to affect me. I fly a Pegasus to save on gas. I was employed at Playboy Magazine for 18 years and served as the Senior Photography Editor. Currently, I am a photographer at Creator Gallery in and Chief Editor at @joshjohnson.
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8:00am Sunday 18th May 2014 in Sport By John Payne
It wasn't too much of a surprise that Alan Dowson announced his resignation as Kingstonian manager over the weekend.
The Geordie has dropped hints for more than a year that his time at Kingsmeadow was nearing its end – even though he signed a one-year extension to his deal last October.
Dowson put his heart and soul into Kingstonian, not only on the pitch, but representing the club in the community.
There is little wonder he feels he needs a break, but, once he is refreshed, there will be no shortage of clubs hoping he can have the same kind of impact on them as he has on Ks.
Until Dowson's appointment in 2007, the noughties had seen Kingstonian suffer their very own boom and bust.
The FA Trophy triumphs in 1999 and 2000 and the run to the fourth round of the FA Cup the following season seemed light years away by the middle of the decade.
Ks had gone through a string of managers as well as the disastrous (for the club, anyway) spell when the club was owned by Rajesh Khosla, who sold and pocketed the proceeds from the sale of the ground while forcing the club to operate on a shoestring.
Happy times: Celebrations in the Ks dug out en route to winning Ryman Division One South
It was not surprising that Ks struggled on the pitch, but having ushered in a new era off the pitch, co-chairman Malcolm Winwright and Mark Anderson have been richly rewarded for putting their faith in the then 36-year-old Dowson to restore fortunes on it.
Following on from similar success at nearby Walton & Hersham, Dowson quickly brought a feel-good factor back to the club, winning promotion in his first full season in charge.
It is fair to say life in the Ryman Premier League has been more frustrating. Ks have always been in the upper echelons, but it is a desperately difficult league to get out of – with just one automatic place up for grabs plus one spot for the play-off winners.
Disappointed does not come close to describing how the former Bradford and Darlington defender appeared after a single goal defeat by Hornchurch dashed their promotion hopes in a play-off semi-final at the end of April.
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UMass Medical Center has 36 ICU beds for trauma, general surgery, vascular, neurosurgery and other surgical specialties. There is a total of 1,200 admissions a year to the ICU, with an occupancy rate of 95 percent. There is also an eICU which is active and online 24h/7d and staffed by a team which consists of a critical care attending and a critical care mid-level practitioner which participates in the process of triage and admission for the surgical ICU patients and their daily monitoring and care of these patients as well as for emergency situations. There is a Critical Care Operations Committee that is very actively involved in all the ICUs including the medical ICUs which participates in the optimization of patient care and includes the drafting of ICU protocols and consideration of new treatments and monitoring modalities. The surgical ICUs strongly advocate the observance of Best Clinical Practice as demonstrated by clinical studies. The results of the participation of eICU and the implementation of Best Clinical Practice has resulted in observed mortality rates being lower than expected in the surgical ICUs.
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White Chocolate Ghosts
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- 12 ounces white chocolate chips
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Line a baking sheet with waxed paper; set aside.
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Melt white chocolate in a heat-proof bowl over simmering water; stir occasionally. Remove bowl; mix in oil. Drop 1 tablespoon of mixture onto prepared baking sheet. Use the back of a teaspoon to quickly spread into a ghost. Place a lollipop stick at the base, spinning to coat. Add chocolate chip eyes. Refrigerate ghosts 5 minutes, then peel off.
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Nazneen290615 Jul, 2013
What a yummy recipe! I just love white chocolate and this recipe is the easiest one to do with it. And not to mention the taste. It was so delicious that I had to prepare an additional set right away. Thanks for this and keep posting more easy-to-do cooking recipes.
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mariawarren24 Jan, 2013
It's a beautiful idea that works well with kids, they love chocolate obviously and this particular recipe was a huge success for me :-)
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homespunfun20 Dec, 2011
I loved this idea so much that I made snowmen for Christmas by using regular semi-sweet chocolate for the hat. I added orange food coloring to the white chocolate and molded a carrot nose and I used mini chcolate chips for buttons. So cute and the kids love them!
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BFelk30 Oct, 2010
Cute idea! I melted peanut butter chips with red and yellow food coloring to make pumpkins. Then I mixed melted chocolate chips with black food coloring and made black cats! Yum!
AngelaCullen12 Oct, 2009
Just made these and they are so fun. I used vanilla chips instead of white chco. Delicious!
SweetsLover10 Nov, 2008
I Made these for this past Halloween and they were super easy to make and looked so cute!I would so recomened it to all families looking for a quick Halloween treat.
SweetsLover10 Nov, 2008
I Made these for this past Halloween and they were super easy to make and looked so cute!I would so recomened it to all families looking for a quick Halloween treat.
Evienic30 Oct, 2008
Just finished making these for my son's class. They are so cute! They were very easy to make!
MrsJacks29 Oct, 2008
The contributor's comments seem to regularly not come up on most pages. Is anyone else having this problem? I select a recipe and want to read others comments and suggestions, and nothing happens. There also does not seem to be a way to contact MSOM to let them know when there site is having problems....grrrrr
EmeraudesMom28 Oct, 2008
LOVE IT!!!! Must try before friday if i can find popsicle sticks (small town) will post comment on how it went with my 3 year old helping lol
jollyup25 Oct, 2008
Just made a batch and they are the cutest ghosts I have ever seen. Can't wait for the grandkids to see and sample. Great idea for Halloween and a lot of fun to make
mykele12 Oct, 2008
This is suppossed to be cookie of the day not
candy or other confection. Sure would be nice
to get true cookie recipes or else rename this
daily offering.l
grammababy8 Oct, 2008
Do you all know that white chocolate is the dregs of the chocolate; the highest fat content? Cute for special occasions but I try hard to not use it much.
ELAINE4-H7 Oct, 2008
These are so fun
terrie-bear6 Oct, 2008
For those of you that have made these, does or would it work to put the lollipop stick down first and build the ghost on top of it so that the stick is more in the back of the ghost and does not show as much?
cvera6 Oct, 2008
these will be Just perfect for my "ghosts in the graveyard" recipie
lizzymcg6 Oct, 2008
I like these ghosts, they actually look like ghosts!
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graziela6 Oct, 2008
I made these last year for a Halloween party. They're super easy to make and the kids loved them!
hundt6 Oct, 2008
re: #1 comment. Makeing the white chocolate in the shapes of clouds is a great idea. If you make them with children, read the books "It Looked Like Spilt Milk" or "Little Cloud" while waiting for the 'clouds' to set.
Cupcakesrule5 Jun, 2008
for summer, i've made these, but in the shape of clouds! (and of course they vaguely look like things you may see in the clouds, bunnies etc)


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The 911 call is being released in which a Scottsdale father admitted to shooting and killing his two sons, before trying to kill himself.
The 911 call was made moments after Andre Leteve apparently tried to take his own life.
The 39-year-old father was distraught, going through a divorce and a custody battle. Scottsdale Police say he shot his 15-month-old and 5-year-old sons, and then tried to kill himself the morning of March 31.
911 Operator: "What's going on?"
Leteve: "I just shot and killed my sons and shot myself."
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Leteve: "The face."
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Leteve is still hospitalized for the gunshot wound. The bullet went through his chin and out his nose.
Family members say the divorce was not nasty. They say there were no real warning signs that Leteve would kill his children and try to commit suicide.
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Thursday morning, thousands of people moved into Freedom Plaza, Washington, D.C., site of the 1968 Poor People's Campaign's Resurrection city.
Can a movement of the 99% of us who are living off the plutocrats' crumbs pick up the cause of social justice?
Day 1 was largely speeches and music, but energized by the sense that something new is building. We went over to the Chamber of Commerce and shut that criminal operation down for a while, and as we marched through the streets, including K Street, cars honked not in complaint at the traffic jam but in support of what we were doing.
Everyone I talk to supports what we are doing. Everyone wants our corrupt government to represent people. Everyone wants the rich taxed, the wars ended, and the money moved from militarism to human needs.
And a few more people are beginning to realize that we're all having the same problems, and that we are much more numerous than those who are profiting from our impoverishment. The Romans didn't want slaves marked as slaves, because then they might recognize their numbers. This is that kind of moment.
But we're not here just to give speeches, sing songs, or carry posters through the streets. We're here to nonviolently shut down the operation of a government that will literally ruin the world if we don't stage an intervention.
We're also here to establish a presence, a nonviolent occupation of public space. That's why some of us are planning to stay in Freedom Plaza night and day and, if possible, get some sleep too. There are debates over whether to push that issue yet against police resistance. Our democratic assemblies have not yet hit their stride. But as this occupation grows and comes into its own, many of us will be trying to live in Freedom Plaza and nowhere else.
This is not a part-time operation. Its success depends on the participation of people who cannot afford Washington, D.C., hotel rooms. We needs to build a people's city within this city, itself occupied and disenfranchised by our antidemocratic federal government.
If you are with us on taxing the rich, if you are with us on ending the wars, if you are with us on moving the money from the war machine to jobs, green energy, and education, then be with us in Freedom Plaza and bring your sleeping bag.
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In this section, the term "program" means the Sugar Cane Ethanol Program established by subsection (b).
(b) Establishment
There is established within the Environmental Protection Agency a program to be known as the "Sugar Cane Ethanol Program".
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Subject to the availability of appropriations under subsection (d), in carrying out the program, the Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency shall establish a project that is—
(A) carried out in multiple States—
(i) in each of which is produced cane sugar that is eligible for loans under section 7272 of title 7, or a similar subsequent authority; and
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A project described in paragraph (1) shall—
(A) be limited to sugar producers and the production of ethanol in the States of Florida, Louisiana, Texas, and Hawaii, divided equally among the States, to demonstrate that the process may be applicable to cane sugar, sugarcane, and sugarcane byproducts;
(B) include information on the ways in which the scale of production may be replicated once the sugar cane industry has located sites for, and constructed, ethanol production facilities; and
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First things first: it works! After a first year badly marred by technical problems, VIP Art Fair 2.0 has had a clean launch in 2012 and elicited only minor complaints from the dealers and visitors AFC spoke to today. Navigation works, chat works, more than one person can log on at a time – it's a fantastic reversal, because it means we can talk about art. Today we'll have some first impressions.
January's show at Gagosian – any Gagosian, all Gagosians – is Damien Hirst's spot paintings. All of them, loaned back from their owners, in a retrospective. Why? Because they can.
The Gagosian App for iPad – – Gagosian Gallery – Gagosian has actually gathered enough artists to create an ipod app with quarterly editions
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