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The 2014 Outdoor Archer's Cup is a tournament intended for competitors to demonstrate their superior skills as an outdoor target archer. The tournament is a Star FITA tournament, using the World Archery Target Archery Rules, USA Archery Traditional Rules and the USA Archery dress code that will be in effect at the time of the tournament.
The Olympic, Compound who are Seniors or Masters, Longbow, Traditional Recurve and FITA Barebow archers are shooting 144 arrows at four distances. See Please see the distance summary from Texas Archery for distance for each class. For the longer distances the 122 cm target will be used. For the shorter distances the 80 cm target will be used. For Juniors and Seniors the 80 cm 5 ring target is used at the shortest distance.
The Compound archers can choose to shoot a single distance for all 144 arrows. The Senior and Masters 50, Masters 60, Masters 70, Juniors and Cadets are shooting 50 meters. The Cubs are shooting 40 meters. The Bowman are shooting 25 meters. For all compound archers, shooting a single distance, the 6 ring 80 cm target is used.
Please Note: Compound who are Seniors or Masters 50, Master 60 or Masters 70 can choose to shoot either shoot a single distance or shoot all four distances. Compound Seniors or Masters 50, Master 60 or Masters 70 archers must choose one format or the other.
The divisions are Olympic Bow (Recurve), Compound Bow, Longbow (Traditional and Modern American combined), Traditional Recurve, and FITA Barebow. World Archery Target Archery Rules are in effect for FITA Olympic Bow, FITA Compound Bow, and FITA Barebow. USA Archery Traditional Rules are in effect for Longbow and Traditional Recurve.
The tournament will be held on 6/21/2014 & 6/22/2014 starting at 9:00 am. There is open practice from 8:00 am to 8:45 am.
Official practice is on the tournament field on 6/20/2014 from 1:00 pm to 7:00 pm.
The tournament will be held at Memorial Park, 194 Hope St., Mansfield, MA.
The Official Hotel for the Outdoor Archer's Cup is the Resident Inn Boston Foxborough, 250 Foxboro Blvd, Foxborough, MA 02035, phone (508) 698-2800, Code "Ace Archers". There are 10 rooms at $199/night, studio suites. Please contact the hotel for more information.
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Need to move older business software off its outdated platform and into a modern environment? Bruce Johnson shows you the steps in writing a Microsoft Azure web application.
One of the banes of the computer industry is its "not good enough" syndrome. One minute you're gazing lovingly at your freshly deployed Web applications, proud as a new father. The next moment, your manager is saying, "It looks okay, but are you using the cloud? I read that the 'cloud' is a killer technology and I think we should be taking advantage of it.'" So you hang your head, trudge back to your cubicle, and start looking into how to graft "cloud" technology onto your beautiful masterwork.
There are plenty of good reasons to develop applications for the cloud, of course. One of them is that if you need to update web applications originally written for IE6, you might as well adopt the platform for which the software is most suited — and that easily could be the cloud.
The nice thing is that, at least in the case of Windows Azure, the "grafting" process is not nearly as horrific as you might expect. So rather than beating your head against your cubicle wall, at least in this instance, I suggest continuing to read, as I show you the steps involved in moving an existing ASP.NET Web site to become a Web role in the Windows Azure platform.
The Components of Windows Azure
While there are a number of moving pieces that make up Windows Azure, really only a couple apply to our goal of migrating an ASP.NET application to Azure. The basic architecture of an Azure application utilizes discrete components named roles. As of its initial release, Azure supports two types of roles: Web roles and Worker roles.
The Web role provides Web application functionality such as that which is supported by ASP.NET. The Worker role is used for general application components that are typically used to provide background processing for a Web role. To put it in application migration terms, the Web role listens for incoming HTTP requests. When one is received, the request is routed to a Worker role for processing. The results are then sent back to the initial requestor by the Web role. Within a particular Azure application, there must be at least one role of either type defined, although it is possible for one or more instances of any of the defined roles to be running.
So now that we know that two roles will be involved, what does that mean for our application migration? From the perspective of the migration process, the answer is "not as much as you might think." If you are using Visual Studio 2010 to create the Azure application, the primary difference occurs as you create and deploy the application onto the Azure platform. That said, a number of criteria need to be met as you create the Web role; these criteria can have an impact on how you deploy your application.
The migration of an ASP.NET site to Azure involves the creation of Web and Worker roles. While the process is relatively straightforward, it is important to be aware of the differences between traditional ASP.NET and a Web role. In general, there are four areas of distinction. Web roles must have:
- References to a number of Windows Azure specific assemblies. If you care about the details, they are Microsoft.WindowsAzure.Diagnostics, Microsoft.WindowsAzure.ServiceRuntime, and Microsoft.WindowsAzure.StorageClient.
- Code in the WebRole.cs/vb file that bootstraps the DiagnosticMonitor. One of the other functions of this code is to indicate that the role will recycle when a configuration setting change occurs (to mirror the ASP.NET default behavior).
- The addition of an Azure-aware trace listener in the web.config file. (The specific listener is Microsoft.WindowsAzure.Diagnostics.DiagnosticMonitorTraceListener.)
- Any third-party assemblies that are normally found in the GAC of the ASP.NET Web server.
That last requirement might seem a little odd. But consider, as an example, the case of an MVC web application. As part of the application, there is a reference to the System.Web.Mvc assembly. This assembly is normally found in the GAC, which also means that the Copy Local property of the reference in your projects is probably set to "False". However the Virtual Machines on which Azure runs only contains the assemblies which are part of the .NET Framework 3.5 SP1 redistributable. This does not include System.Web.Mvc (or any of the other GAC-ed third party assemblies). So to ensure that the System.Web.Mvc assembly is available in the cloud, you need to set Copy Local to True. This ensures that the assembly is added to the package that gets uploaded to the cloud.
And Now, the Details…
To show the steps in detail, I'll use as an example a one-page Web site that displays the contents of the Products table from the AdventureWorks database. (If you're interested, you can download the Web site and the AdventureWorks database.)
The first step to convert the Web application project into a Web role recognized by Azure. To do this, we add an Azure Cloud service to the current solution and add the existing Web application to it. At the solution level, add a new project, and select a project template of Azure Cloud Service. You don't need to add any roles to the service at this point.
Once the Azure Cloud project has been created, locate the Roles node in the Solution Explorer and select Add | Web Role Project in solution… from the right-click context menu. This option allows you to add an existing Web Application project from the solution as a Web role for the Cloud service.
Just so you know: The other option is to create a brand new solution containing the new Azure Cloud service project, and then add the existing Web Application project to the solution. Once this is done, the Web project can be added as a Web role to the cloud service in exactly the same manner. Functionally, there is no difference between these two techniques, so it's really just a matter of preference.
At this point, you can test the application.
Make sure that you set the Azure Cloud Service as the start-up project for the solution. Also, since you need to run the AppFabric development version, you need to run Visual Studio as an administrator. Once you ensure both of these criteria are met, you should be able to launch the process as you would any other development project (pressing F5, for example). The application should work precisely as if the AppFabric were not involved.
The only remaining step to publish this application to the cloud is to push configuration files to the Azure portal. You could do so at this point, but you immediately will run into a problem: There is no database to access. So let's address this problem before publishing the application.
Moving Data to the Cloud
As has been previously mentioned, the sampleWeb application uses the AdventureWorks database to hold the information. The default server is a local instance named SQLEXPRESS. While this setup is quite feasible when running on terra firma, its use not a valid assumption in the cloud. The virtual machines which host Azure do not include SQL Express. In addition, whatever database solution you use needs to be able to span multiple role instances. In either case, something other than SQL Express is required. For Windows Azure, the options are to use SQL Azure or to migrate to Windows Azure Storage.
The differences between these two options are worth a separate article all on its own. At a minimum, cost factors into the decision. But for this example, using SQL Azure is the "least resistance" option for a simple example.
For more about databases, see Optimizing SQL Server for Windows 7.
The starting point for a conversion to SQL Azure is to establish an account at sql.azure.com and to create a database. To make the management of the SQL Azure database easier, use SQL Management Studio 2008 R2. While this tools is available in CTP form at the moment, I'm sure that remote access of SQL Azure will continue to be available even after it goes live. You also need to define a couple of Firewall rules so that you can access the data, but we'll cover that in more detail in a moment.
Now that all the tools are in place, the migration process is relative simple:
- Generate SQL Azure scripts to create the database
- Execute the scripts on the SQL Azure database
- Change the connection strings in the application to refer to the new database
Sounds almost too easy, doesn't it?
The generation of SQL Azure scripts is accomplished using SQL Management Studio. Select Tasks | Generate Scripts from the right-click context menu for the database. The dialog box that pops up (see Figure 1) allows you to configure the script generation process and also to specify the target database engine. Specifically, click on the Advanced button and change the Script for the Database Engine Type value to SQL Azure Database. For the purpose of this sample, I also modified the Types of data to script value to include both the schema and the data.
Once the script is generated, it needs to be executed against the SQL Azure database. Again using SQL Management Studio, connect to a different database engine. For the server name, provide the full domain name that you received when you registered your database at sql.azure.com. The credential provided in the dialog must match those provided to you by the SQL Azure Web site. Figure 2 indicates both the SQL portal view and the corresponding server names.
Your database is now set up, but it is not accessible either from the Azure application or your own systems. Before you can do so, you must modify the Firewall settings .
From the Firewall Settings tab, click the Add Rule button and specify the IP address range that is allowed access to your database. As a convenience, this dialog includes the IP address from which you are accessing the Web site. To allow the Azure application access to the database, make sure that the Allow Microsoft Services access to this server value is checked. Figure 3 illustrates an appropriately configured SQL Azure database.
Once you establish a connection, open the script that you generated in the first step. Then connect to the database you created and execute the script using the F5 button. If this is successful, you will see a message at the bottom on the query output window saying so.
The final step is to modify the connection strings in your Web application. For this application, the connection strings are found in the <connectionStrings> element in the web.config file. So from Visual Studio, open web.config and locate the connectionStrings section. Locate the AdventureWorksConnectionString and replace the value of the connection string with the value for your SQL Azure database. (Go to the SQL Azure page displayed in Figure 1 and click on the ConnectionStrings button. The appropriate connection string appears and can easily be copied into the clipboard.)
At this point, your application is ready to run. Give it a try by using the F5 button from within Visual Studio. If all works as it should, you will see the Web site and be able to interact with the data.
Keep in mind that you are not yet running on the Windows Azure proper. Instead, you are running within the Developer Fabric. You are using SQL Azure for data access and the Developer Fabric is a local approximation of the cloud. Before it can be considered a true cloud application, you need to deploy it to Windows Azure. Fortunately, that too is not a challenging proposition.
Moving the Completed Application to the Cloud
Two files need to be uploaded to the Windows Azure site in order to deploy your Azure application. To create the files, right-click on the Azure Cloud Service project in the Solution Explorer and select the Publish option. While this builds the projects, it really (at least by default) doesn't do much other that create the two necessary files (an Azure Service package containing the deployed application and a service configuration file). It is possible to configure your project to publish directly to the cloud, but for this sample, we'll push the application manually.
Once the files are created, take note of where they are located. Then go on-line to the Windows Azure portal and select the project that is to be the target of the deployment. Depending on whether this is the first time deploying the project, you will either see a Deploy button or an Update button. Click the appropriate button, and upload the two files created when you Published your project. Figure 4 shows the deployment screen prior to the filling in of the values.
Enter the necessary path information and click on the Deploy button. After a period of time (and it could be a couple of minutes), your Azure application's status will should as being Ready.
Now you can navigate to the home page for your Azure application and you should be rewarded with a brand, spanking new Web application that includes the originally required cloud technology.
Feel free to show it off to your manager. Collect admiration. You'll have earned it.
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Our view is that whatever resources and effort our opponent in litigation can contribute to a case, whether it be the CPS, Customs & Excise, the Serious Fraud Office etc, we can and will more than match it. What the client requires is pro-active defending and the best representation available. In any case, but particularly in a serious case, the client must be absolutely confident in his defence team - we never lose sight of the fact that our client, and his or her family, are putting their futures in our hands. It is a responsibility that we take seriously. Confidence is essential.
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There are three guiding principles that underpin the firm - these are the principles which we believe have inspired confidence in our clients and have been responsible for our continued success.
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Frauds, large-scale conspiracy allegations - eg: drug trafficking see (Covert/Human Rights Defence) - multi-handed cases, murder and other violent offences and other serious cases can generate huge volumes of used and unused evidence as well as other defence generated material. There has to be therefore a rigorous case-tracking, storage and cross-referencing file management system in place for any organisation dealing with this type of work. Our administrative and secretarial staff, as well as the lawyers and case-workers, are part of our case-management system. They all understand the importance of dynamic case management.
II. Commitment.
The client must have access to his or her case lawyer, who must be an integral part of the case-management system. That way the defence are able to react instantly to each development in the case and provide the reassurance that the client needs as his or her trial date nears.
III. Pro-active defence preparation.
We believe that defending is not always just about deflecting accusations - it is about continual testing, probing, investigation and above all preparation. This is what we call pro-active defence preparation and it has been this principle above all which has cast our reputation as effective defenders. Preparation is everything in criminal litigation.
In any large, complex or serious case this may mean tackling novel or difficult areas of law. It is vital that our case-lawyers are able to identify any such arguments and any weaknesses in the prosecution's case. We only instruct counsel who are as passionate about defending as we are and are experts in their field. For example we acted for 'H' in the House of Lords case on Public Interest Immunity and disclosure; see R v H and C (Click here for Law report) February 2004, House of Lords.
All criminal allegations are serious for those on the receiving end and all cases benefit from the Rahman Ravelli principles. However, serious cases need a different level of planning and commitment than other cases. At Rahman Ravelli we have the experience to tackle such cases. We have successfully defended in a great many manslaughter and murder cases as well as multi-handed conspiracies and financial trials. We also recently defended in a big 'supergrass' case resulting in an acquittal.
No one can foresee the future. We know that whatever reassurances a client has been given, waiting for trial will be likely to be an extremely anxious time. That's why the only reassurance you'll ever hear from this firm is that if we take a case on then it will benefit from the full application of our three guiding principles. It is that level of service which has established our reputation and benefited this business as well as a great many defendants and their families. In short, we have a success rate to be proud of and a reputation to be envied.
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A Staunton man will serve five years in prison for sexually abusing a woman. Justin Cole Smith, 27, pleaded guilty to two charges of aggravated sexual battery while the victim was incapacitated.
Smith's case was supposed to go to trial Monday morning in Staunton Circuit Court, but instead he took a plea deal. For both charges, he was sentenced to 20 years, but 15 were suspended.
He will also be under probation for 20 years following his time.
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9:25am Wednesday 5th September 2012 in Sport
THE Children's Activities Club at Budmouth Community Sports Centre ended its summer programme with a day of inflatable fun, which was attended by 65 children from the Weymouth and Portland area.
During the six-week summer holiday, BCSC has opened its doors to children aged six to 14 years, offering a programme packed with fun activities for children, including dodgeball, football, rounders, a bouncy castle and much more.
Also included as part of the programme were extra taster sessions in indoor climbing wall, netball, trampolining, taekwondo and street dance, delivered by outside qualified instructors.
One boy, new to this summer's activities, described the final day as 'the bestest' day he has ever had, with many children sharing the same opinion.
BCSC has also offered Level One and Two Bikeability cycle training courses over the six weeks, which will continue into the new academic year.
A Budmouth spokesman said: "On behalf of everyone at BCSC, a big thank you must go to Weymouth Bouncy Castle for the loan of their equipment.
"Also, big thanks to Theresa Rogers and Frances Hayes from Wessex Flyers, John Harrison from Wessex Taekwondo, Rob McDonald from Weymouth Taekwondo and Rich Taylor of Weymouth Junior Netball for all their help and hard work over the summer holidays.
"We will be continuing kids' club at BCSC during all holidays during the 2012/13 academic year."
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Why can't we just do it?Keith Collister
The title of this year's Private Sector Organisation of Jamaica annual economic forum, held on Tuesday evening at the Wyndham, was "Consensus But No Action - Why can't we just do it".
In prepared remarks (read by outgoing PSOJ president Joe Matalon), Vice President of the PSOJ and Chairman of its Economic Policy Committee Nick Scott noted that this year, rather than their traditional focus on policy, the PSOJ had decided to focus on the issue of implementation. He noted that there were many areas where legitimate debate exists over what should be done (e.g. tax reform, energy policy, and public sector reform), where "good people can disagree", and getting buy in from stakeholders was a challenging first step. However, this year the PSOJ's focus was on two areas, land titling and secured transactions reform, where despite a broad consensus among the government, opposition, private sector and multilaterals, implementation has been stalled.
The key, according to Scott was "understand how we can overcome the implementation deficit", as if we can't move forward in these areas "we don't stand a chance of moving forward in areas that we don't have consensus. At stake is the outlook for economic growth and ultimately job creation. If we can't get it done, we won't be able to blame political disagreement or fiscal space, and we will have to confront our own paralysis."
This sentiment was echoed in a powerful and wide ranging speech by World Bank representative Giorgio Valentini, "How Implementation Deficit Stymies Jamaica's Growth", who noted the critical advice of a key former mentor that "vision without implementation is hallucination". Referring to the economic reform story of Mauritius, as told by Financial Secretary Ali Mansoor (covered in last week's Friday Observer article "How to move from Austerity to Prosperity"), Valentini noted that in 1960, seven years before Mauritius's independence, Nobel Prize winning economist James Meade stated that the Island's development prospects were bleak and that "It is going to be a great achievement if the country can find productive employment for its population without a serious reduction in its standard of living". Meade was proven wrong, not because he miscalculated Mauritius's adverse inheritance, but because he overlooked the determination of the Mauritian people to succeed. Like Jamaica, Mauritius is an island with a small population, dependent on tourism, and had emerged from colonialism in the same period as Jamaica. The one radical difference is that it has grown at a rate of around five per cent of GDP per year since independence.
Lisa Campbell, Project Director at LAMP (Land Administration and Management Programme), argued that this programme should be at the heart of any social contract between the government and its citizens. In her view, the current legislation is not adapted to the needs of Jamaica's oral society, where land has been paid for, transferred and sub divided without "going to Kingston", particularly in Jamaica's rural communities, and where it is often impossible to meet all the written evidence based standards of the otherwise excellent Torrens regime for registering land titles. The bottom line is that the older "deed" and other land titling systems allowed some level of formality for those without full registered title, and for many decades these "deeds" were treated as acceptable collateral by the Peoples Co-Operative Banks in Jamaica in their lending programmes to small farmers.
Mr Garfield Knight, Chief Executive Officer of Geoland Title Limited (a key private sector partner of LAMP) argued that "overnight" the rules of the game had been changed on all of those possessing less formal titles. Real estate transactions still occurred every day, but without the parties possessing clear title, exposing the parties to fraud, a particular problem for the diaspora.
Both Ms Campbell and Mr Knight believed that Jamaica's people will pay property taxes, and that registering unregistered land would be the single greatest step to the expansion of our middle class. The Jamaican government loses about $9 billion annually from the large number of unregistered parcels of land, about 45 per cent, on the valuation roll. People will pay to register land, but only if they have "trust" that they will get their title (only about 20 per cent are successful). Over the ten year life of LAMP, only a few thousand titles ad been issued and updated, compared with over one million titles at a similar, albeit much bigger project in Peru, due to the difficulty of the legal process.
Economist Dr Paul Holden also spoke on the extraordinarily important (for small businesses) issue of secured transaction reform, whereby businesses could borrow against movable business assets, such as inventory and receivables, through the transparency of a single electronic loan register. He noted that at around 25 per cent, Jamaica is above only Haiti's 17 per cent, in terms of private sector credit as a percentage of GDP. This is because the range of property accepted in Jamaica as collateral is extremely limited, mainly real estate and cars, despite at least twelve different ways of registering a loan.
Secured transactions reform was a key issue in his 2005 Private Sector Assessment for the IDB, and has now been actively worked on for over four years. In fact, Dr Holden had been a keynote speaker at the PSOJ's annual economic seminar in June 2009, when he had again spoken about the need for secured transaction reform, and a credit bureau, with PSOJ President Chris Zacca closing the forum with a strong call to action. It can only be hoped that Jamaica does not take as long to deal with this critical issue as it took to put in place the Credit Bureau, expected to fully operational by the end of this year, which a past Minister of Finance advised was being worked on in 2001.
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Molybdenum is essential to plant growth as a component of the enzymes nitrate reductase and nitrogenase. Legumes need more molybdenum than other crops, such as grass or corn, because the symbiotic bacteria living in the root nodules of legumes require molybdenum for the fixation of atmospheric nitrogen. If insufficient molybdenum is available nodulation will be retarded and the amount of nitrogen fixed by the plant will be limited. If other factors are not limiting the amount of molybdenum will determine the amount of nitrogen fixed by the plant. Increasingly vigorous plant growth, higher protein contents and greater buildup of nitrogen in the plant and soil accompany nodulation and symbiotic microbial activity.
Albrigo, L. G., Szafranck, R. C.and Childers, N. F., The Role of Molybdenum in Plants and Soils, Climax Molybdenum Co., Supplemental volume, 1966.
Childers, N. F. and Borys, M. W., The Role of Molybdenum in Plants and Soils, Climax Molybdenum Co., 1962.
Ivanova, N. N., Agrochimica, 1972 (Publ. 1973), 17, 96.
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Nitrogen fixation
The mechanism of nitrogen fixation in enzymes and in model systems in vitro has been extensively investigated.
Burris, R. H. and Roberts, G. P., Ann. Rev. Nutrition, 1993, 13, 317.
Sellman, D., Agnew. Chem. Int. Ed., 1993, 105, 64.
The microorganisms which fix molecular nitrogen fall into two classes: (a) the symbiotic microorganisms which fix nitrogen in association with plants, e.g., Rhizobium; (b) asymbiotic microorganisms which are free-living and include Azotobacter vinelandii and Clostridium Pasteurianum . From cell-free extracts of C. Pasteurianum, two metalloproteins have been obtained. The hydrogen donating system, azoferredoxin, which contains iron and sulfide and the nitrogen activating system, molybdoferredoxin, which contains molybdenum, iron, and sulfide. The structure of the active centre has been shown by X-ray crystallography to be a Fe-Mo-S cluster.
Chen, J., Christiansen, J., Campbasso, N., Bolin, J. T., Tittsworth, B. C., Hales, B. J., Rehr, J. J. and Cramer, S. P., Angew. Chem. Int. Edn. ,1993, 32,1592.
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Rudolf, M. and Kroneck, P. M. H., The nitrogen cycle: Its biology, Biogeochemical Cycles of Elements, 2005, 43, 75-103.
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In plants and some animals the first stage in the reduction of nitrate is to nitrite. The reduction is catalysed by nitrate reductase, a flavoprotein enzyme which has molybdenum as the only metal requirement. Molybdenum acts as an electron acceptor from reduced FAD in the enzyme. The molybdenum cofactor is an oxomolybdenum sulfur species with a pterin ligand [Berks et al., 1995; Campbell, 1996; Collison et al., 1996].
Berks, B. C., Ferguson, S. J., Moir, J. W. B. and Richardson, D. J., Biochim. Biophys. Acta - Bioenergetics, 1995, 1232, 97.
Campbell, W. H., Plant Physiology, 1996, 111, 355.
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Concentrations in normal herbage may range from 0.1 to 1.5 ppm on a dry matter basis, see Natural occurrence of molybdenum: molybdenum in plants. The molybdenum may be present as soluble ammonium molybdate, insoluble molybdenum trioxide, calcium molybdate and molybdenum disulfide. In areas of high industrial activity herbage values of up to 231 ppm have been found. The differential in the molybdenum concentration of soils due to pH could result in differing levels due to the consumption of herbage grown in soils of regional type.
Gardner, A. W. and Hall-Patch, P. K., J. Nutr. , 1962, 84 , 31.
Some soils may require supplemental molybdenum. These include soils low in organic matter, severely eroded or heavily weathered soils, soils low in total molybdenum, sandy soils, soils high in iron, and acid soils (pH <6.3). Molybdenum is not readily absorbed by plants from acid soils and liming or addition of molybdenum is required to increase the molybdenum concentration in pasture. Some plants exhibit visual symptoms of molybdenum deficiency, e.g., the classic whiptail in cauliflower and yellow spot in citrus, but often visual symptoms of molybdenum deficiency are not present or appear as symptoms of nitrogen deficiency. A typical supplemental molybdenum addition for legumes is approximately 0.25 kg molybdenum per acre. Molybdenum can be applied in fertilisers, by seed treatment or foliar sprays.
Some pastures have exceptionally high concentrations of molybdenum (generally associated with alkaline soils) and may give rise to symptoms of molybdenum toxicity in sheep and cattle. Guideline values of up to 50 mg/kg dry weight have been fixed for molybdenum concentrations in agricultural soils [Hornick et al., 1977]. A higher incidence of uratic diathesis was reported from a locality in Armenia where the soil was found to contain 77 mg/kg of molybdenum and 39 mg/kg of copper. The total daily intake of molybdenum and copper in the adults of this area were estimated to be 10 times that of an adult in a control area [Kovalskij et al., 1961; ILO Geneva, 1980].
Hornick, S. B., Baker, D. E. and Guss, S. B., Molybdenum in the Environment , 1977, 2, Marcel Dekker, New York.
Kovalskij, V. V., Jarovaja, G. A. and Smavonjan, D. M., Z. Obsc. Biol., 1961, XII, 179.
ILO, Occupational Exposure Limits, 2nd (revised) Ed., Occupational Safety and Health Series, 1980, 37, ILO Geneva.
A clay loam topsoil that tends to form surface crusts was mixed with unweathered fly ash from a western Canada coal burning power plant in mixtures ranging from 0 to 100% fly ash (v/v). Fly ash increased plant Mo concentrations to alter Cu/Mo such that it could be a concern for ruminant diets.
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The Kingdom of Thailand is the most popular tourist destination in Southeast Asia, due to its staggering beauty, inspiring religious sites, delicious cuisine, excellent natural facilities and notoriously warm welcome. Taking a Thailand holiday villa is an amazing experience, and there is no way that I could give anywhere near enough information on this fabulous country on this page, this is merely a very rough guide to Thailand.
The broad alluvial plains of Thailand Central Plains & Coast sit in the shadow of the dramatic Phetchabun Mountains, where Bangkok, Thailand's capital lies. It is a modern exciting city, and the cultural, spiritual and commercial centre of Thailand. The city, having never been colonised retains its distinct culture, with 400 fantastically decorated Buddhist temples dotted around the city.
Thailand's largest island, Phuket, is the pearl of the Andaman. The white powder beaches and immense tranquillity and deep tropical forests have made Phuket the most visited island province in Thailand. A holiday rental villa in Phuket is a perfect spot to unwind and explore some of the hundreds of islands scattered around the seas.
Ko Samui (Koh Samui) is the original island paradise. It is a resort island, which boasts a sample of everything Thai. There are white powder beaches, unbelievable diving, fishing, water sports, golf and mountain biking, as well as some of the most awe-inspiring scenery in Thailand. A Thai holiday villa in Ko Samui also lets you visit the close island of Koh Phangan, the location for the renowned full moon parties.
Thailand has emerged as a magnificent place for adventure sports. The white water rafting, mountain biking, rock climbing, wakeboarding, canoeing, windsurfing and jet skiing possibilities are enormous, and you will be hard pushed to find anywhere on the planet where you can enjoy these adventure sports in more striking scenery and better weather. Golf is one of Thailand's most popular activities, with over 200 top quality courses which have sprung up across the country.
Thailand also has some of the best fishing in South East Asia. The south coast, in Phuket and Krabi Provinces is a marlin, sailfish, tuna, garoupa and shark hot spot, where fishing tournaments have become well fought battles.
I could not mention the activities in Thailand without talking about the trekking and walking. It is the most popular outdoor activity in Thailand, and for good reason. The trekking through the undiscovered wildernesses of Thailand can last anything from a soothing day trip to a week long adventure in stunning scenery.
Thailand is also a Mecca for well-being. The famous Thai massages, spas and meditation centres provide all the atmosphere and age old treatments to relax you to levels you never thought possible. This, added to the delicious cuisine and fresh air make taking a holiday rental in Thailand or any Thailand accommodation a real treat.. Thailand is perfect for winter sun holidays.
There are two distinct seasons in Thailand, the hot season from November until April, with average temperatures in the low 30's (°C), and the rainy season from May until October. February and March are the best times to visit, when the monsoons have gone and the weather is good.
There are a huge number of airports in Thailand, the main one is in Bangkok, all receiving flights from the UK. Thailand is only a flight away, and there are so many great Thai holiday rentals, resorts and activities that there really is no excuse!"


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That stomach bug we told you about earlier this summer, which comes from contaminated salad in the Midwest has grown to include nearly 600 people in 20 states.
The bug, cyclospora, has left 1/3 of the patients hospitalized. But there have been no deaths, so far.
Health officials in Iowa and Nebraska have traced the cases to the salad supplier, Taylor Farms of Mexico, which has since stopped shipments to the US.
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In the Miami Times, law student Desmond Meade is quoted on the State of Florida's purging process and why he feels entire communities are being wiped out of existence with the purging of voting rolls.
In the article, Desmond Meade states: "When you focus on the rights of one person, you sometimes forget to look at the bigger picture," he said. "Given the disproportionate number of Blacks in prison who are now 'returning citizens' [he refuses to use the term ex-felons which he says is a negative label], when we allow for these purging schemes, it's inevitable that entire Black communities are losing their political voice. They are becoming a political non-factor. Commissioners still listen to 'returning citizens' because those jobs [city and county commission] are tied directly to the community. But when you look at folks like state representatives or state senators, even school systems and public parks, voters sway the decisions of the office holders. Why fund a park or help a school where most of the people cannot vote? They can't keep you in office anyway. Those who live in such communities that can vote find themselves and their needs being ignored more and more."
Florida eliminates 7,000 felons from voting rolls
Is this another way to disenfranchise Black voters?
By D. Kevin McNeir
A disproportionate number of Blacks and Democrats have been eliminated from the State of Florida's voter rolls in a purging frenzy that has stripped convicted felons of the ability to vote. And if the process continues, non-U.S. citizens may be next on the list.
According to data released from the Florida Department of State, 6,934 voters, apparently all men and women with felony convictions, were stripped of the right to vote between January and April of this year. In Florida, convicted felons lose a number of their civil rights including: the ability to run for public office; the privilege to serve on a jury; and the right to vote.
The purging falls into step with the goals of Governor Rick Scott who wiped out gains made under the tenure of former Governor Charlie Crist. Scott pushed through legislation that has made it more difficult for ex-felons to regain their voting rights. Now, they must be crime-free for five years before they can petition the state to regain their civil rights. Scott's spokesman, Brian Burgess, says felons must be removed from the rolls regardless of their backgrounds. But a closer look at the numbers indicates that background plays a significant if not ominous role in who's being taken off the rolls…


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Women's basketball hosts UNF on Tuesday
The JU women's basketball team will try to extend its two-game winning streak on Tuesday when they host cross-town rival UNF in the Veterans Memorial Arena at 5 p.m.
The Dolphins (11-11, 6-7 A-Sun) will don pink uniforms sponsored by the Jacksonville Orthopaedic Institute for their Women's Basketball Coaches Association "Pink Zone" game to help raise awareness for breast cancer.
The first 400 fans will also receive a free pink JU t-shirt, while this installment of the River City Rumble will be broadcasted by Comcast Sports Southeast (CSS) on a tape delay to be shown at 9:30 p.m. that night.
"This is a big game for us again," said JU head coach Jill Dunn. "Last time, we played them it was a must-win game and it is the case again. We fell short against them the first time, but have corrected those mistakes to go on this run we are on now. Hopefully, we will get another good result tomorrow."
The Dolphins enter the matchup after two convincing wins against Belmont (2/3) and Lipscomb (2/5) last week at home.
Junior guard Ashanti Williams scored 20 points off the bench against the Bruins, while senior forward Taneskei Richardson tallied her fifth double-double in the last seven games with 13 points and 10 rebounds.
Against Lipscomb, senior guard GiGi Thomas paced the Dolphins with 20 points and junior guard Jessica George used a three-pointer to spark a 12-4 run near the end of regulation to secure the victory.
Richardson continues to have an MVP type season as she leads the team in scoring (11.0), rebounds (9.6), field goal percentage (.469) and blocks (32). She is also second in steals with 36 and fourth in assists with 30.
The Ospreys (10-12, 8-5) are on a four-game winning streak which started with a 58-44 victory against the Dolphins on Jan. 27. They also defeated Lipscomb and Belmont over the weekend.
In the first meeting, the Opsreys shot 50 percent from the floor (22-44) and had a 24-point effort from Brittany Kirkland to down the Dolphins for the third straight time. Despite the streak, the Dolphins still own an 8-4 lead in the all-time series.
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Met Police chief: FGM campaign warns people of law
The Metropolitan Police chief said a campaign launched to identify possible victims of female genital mutilation (FGM) "warns" people of the law.
Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe said: "They have an option to stop - the fact they bought a ticket to me is irrelevant.
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So, how successful is the Spanish horror franchise "[REC]"? Well, the original was released just a few years ago in 2007 and we're already on the third installment with a fourth entry, "[Rec] Apocalypse" already planned. But before we get to that, "[REC] 3 Genesis" will arrive to keep the magic going.
While this writer thinks the first "[REC]" is wildly overrated -- it's a pretty average horror pic that relies far too heavily on jump scares rather than any genuine thrills -- the fans have enjoyed it far more, so hey, more power to them. And we have to admit, this teaser for '[REC] 3' is pretty impressive. Using primarily a photo montage, it shows a wedding that has gone horribly wrong. This film will find the infection moving outside the setting of the first two films, which should bring an added twist to the proceedings.
Paco Plaza takes a break from his co-director on the first two films Jaume Balagueró to helm this one on his own. No U.S. release date yet, but it will hit theaters in Spain in March 2012. Check it out below. [STYD]
Fred | September 17, 2011 8:41 AM
This writer thinks the first had a nice blend of shock cuts and genuine creepy chills and the second was even better, but what are the chances they will build in quality from there?
Eric | September 17, 2011 3:31 AM
interesting trailer design. Cracked up when it Tim&Eric; glitched out.
taptup | September 16, 2011 11:27 AM
LMAO That's 100& Paco Plaza. He's the good one of the pair, so let's hope this is fun.
Jon | September 16, 2011 9:44 AM
Is there any possible way that this movie doesn't end with the bride forced to kill her zombified husband?


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Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(604) 899-7525
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Open during all regulation Vancouver Canucks home games. Doors open at 5:00pm.
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Very sad to think the regular
staff that have served us for years at Captains Room may not be back, or will be brought back at lower wages. It would be nice if the Aquillini's could stick to the hockey product and let Aramark do what they do best - excellent food and service at Captains Room"
Dined on 4/13/2014
The group i came with has been
here before and was quite shocked at the mediocre selection. In my opinion the pirk loin was overcooked the cold seafood selection was not enough and the pasta was borderline too soft. Not worth 60 pp"
Dined on 4/10/2014
Service was really good, they
could not do enough for you, friendly and attentive. Food was just OK the Beef lacked taste and the Pasta was mushy, salads were very non creative, with the deserts kinda Blah. So for the price no a good value. Great to come back in-between periods to grab a drink and leave your personal stuff . Great for convenience."
Dined on 4/5/2014
From the pre-game drinks, to the
AMAZING buffet dinner, to the scrumptious desserts served between periods, this is a one-of-a-kind experience while attenting a Canucks game at Rogers Arena. The chefs and servers do an OUTSTANDING job to ensure your satisfaction."
Dined on 3/29/2014
The atmosphere was fantastic are
group really enjoyed the experience. having the table for the entire game was a great touch"
Dined on 3/19/2014
Easy location if you are in the
club section. A great feature is the ability to return during periods for a more relaxed and less congested experience. Can also return post game, to hang out while the crowds head home."
Dined on 1/26/2014
i liked how they clearly marked
what was Gluten Free - thank you!"
Dined on 1/18/2014
I had visited a while back but
tend to simply hit one of the fine spots downtown. Figured it was New Years Day and maybe rushing to city so we cancelled a Steakhouse/seafood downtown and RSVP'd at the captains room. Had to delete most of my review as there is a max so in a nutshell - place was less than half full, we we're say in the middle of every other table. Every request we had the waitress forgot.... Told us to come back between periods for desert and the desert was gone later told us it was only between the first. Said she would get some for my wife, never came back... I .Think management had under staffed. In future I will stick it a fine dinning experience downtown then cab to game. Convenient but B grade"
Dined on 1/1/2014
The food was excellent and service
is great. You can request how many slices you like to have for the prime rib, whether thick or thin slice. All the servers are pleasant and polite."
Dined on 1/1/2014
I took 3 teenage boys for a
special dinner as we were going to the game. Food was very very good although choice was small. Not complaining about the choice as we were quite satisfied but just saying there was not a big selection. Beef was very good and tender. All the food was hot and well presented. Service was excellent. He kept our glasses full of water and was nice to talk to. He explained things well and was friendly. Here are things I found strange: The room is just that, a room. There are TV monitors on the walls but no view of anything else including the ice. I assumed it was overlooking the ice. It's a low ceiling and noisy. Once it filled up it was hard to hear the people at my own table. And, they don't take debit card. Thanks"
Dined on 12/30/2013
The food was fantastic but I would
recommend that is someone is paying $60 for a meal that free refills on pop should be considered. I do not drink alcohol and was also driving that night and felt having to pay for two Diet Pepsi's was ridiculous. I would also suggest not having music playing overhead when it is so busy as it just adds to the volume of the noise that people are making in order to talk louder to be heard over the music and other people in the room."
Dined on 12/13/2013
My admin person booked this for me
and I was very impressed and would go again"
Dined on 12/13/2013
The Captain's Room is a convenient
place to have a great buffet before the game. A great advantage is that you have no need to rush your meal so that you can get to Rogers Arena to park and get your seat - instead you get there early, enjoy a relaxed meal, then simply go downstairs and enjoy the game! You can come back up between periods for dessert. A great way to enjoy the game with customers, colleagues and friends!"
Dined on 12/8/2013
The selection of food had been
lacking and it is hard to eat there often like I use too."
Dined on 12/6/2013
Great place to avoid traffic
between work and the hockey game. Wish they could fix the acoustics - hard to have a conversation without shouting when the room is full"
Dined on 11/23/2013
Warm ambience to the room,
Excellent buffet - Salads, appetizers, entrees, deserts- all separately and attractively displayed. Most attentive staff."
Dined on 10/28/2013
Restaurant staff too slow in
filling the very small serving dishes for $61.00 per person for a buffet this should be a top notch restaurant and it is not! Staff is friendly and waiters good but for the money people should be getting more when you are serving yourself."
Dined on 10/12/2013
For convenience prior to and
during the game, this is a good fit. Mind you, rather expensive and must accept this in being part of the event."
Dined on 10/8/2013
Great for beating the traffic and
relaxing after work before the Hockey Game It does tend to get a little noisy however. Membership needed to dine here"
Dined on 10/8/2013
For the high price that you pay
for a "gourmet" buffet, you would think they would offer some kind of alternatives for those with allergies. Also some of the meat was overcooked to be dry and tough. Great selection of food otherwise and friendly staff."
Dined on 10/5/2013
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The faculty at the school are always there to help! Everything I had to go through with finical aid went very smoothy.
There is always something for the students to do on campus. The school also has a wellness center that students get to use for free.
Off-Campus Dining:
There are a few restaurants that have opened that are not chains but just family own restaurants.
Local Atmosphere:
The town is a very small town that tends to double when college is in session. With that said it is very easy to get around and find fun things to do throughout town.
Overall Experience:
I had a great experience at this college and would do it over again in a heartbeat!
The classes get more difficult as you get closer to getting your degree, but that happens at any school.
If you are looking for a great education college this is a great one! The teachers are fantastic and offers all the classes you would need for an education degree.
The weather in North Dakota is always changing, so from one hour to the next you could have rain and the next bright and sunny. If you are use to this weather it is nothing to be worried about.
Parking is Free! There are normally lots of open spots but you might have to walk a little bit.
I love having my own computer! I have the ability of knowing that all of my notes are always with me and will not be deleted off my user account if log off a computer in the computer lab.
I love the education classes I am in. The professors are great.
Off-Campus Dining:
Theres not a whole lot of options but what is here is decent food.
Its a small town so I can get everywhere within walking distance.
I go to school in North Dakota so we have a lot of issues during the winter.
From what I've seen campus life is very active from intramural to study sessions to bingo.
Greek Life:
I'm not even sure if there are any Greek life at the school I attend. If there is I wouldn't be apart of it and I wouldn't care.
The computer is nice but I use my own personal laptop just because I'm used to it.
Off-Campus Housing:
Small apartment but close to campus so I can walk and its very affordable.
Professors are awesome, they care for their students education and want the best for them. They push each individual to do their best and achieve all their foals. Free tutoring is offered which helps a lot and classes are easy to sign up for.
Drug Safety:
Drug safety at Mayville State isn't too big of a deal. There is a bit of marijuana use but the majority of the time everyone around here prefers to drink. With people taking care of each other and cutting someone off when they know their buddy has had enough to drink, it helps everyone have a safer night.
Health & Safety:
The campus has a feel of great safety. Small town, close knit student base that people can be comfortable with pretty much anything. Leaving their cars running, leaving doors unlocked, etc.
Every professor makes sure that every student gets the lesson plan, they even offer free tutoring and extra help if needed. They actually care about our eduction.
Once the courses are completed, I will student teach.
Campus Housing:
The dorm i live in is great! The cost however is very spendy.
Local Atmosphere:
There really isn't much to do at all in Mayville. Traveling an hour to Grand Forks or Fargo is the best way to go.
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DERRY — One of the town's most popular parks will get some much needed upgrades.
Hood Park basketball and street hockey courts are on the town's list for pavement improvements at the basketball and street hockey court areas.
The park is one of the town's busiest, especially when people want to play basketball or join in a pickup hockey game.
Bids have gone out for patching, sealing and painting work on the 15,000-square-foot area.
The park has the only outdoor basketball courts in town. The courts get improvements every few years to patch cracks, seal and paint.
"This was something scheduled in the town's capital improvement plan," recreation director Eric Bodenrader said, "and included in the fiscal year 2014 budget."
Once bids are in, Bodenrader said, more planning will take place and final cost estimates will be put in place. The project could cost $20,000.
Work at Hood could be planned for mid-June.
That would pave the way for another successful summer recreation season at the park and pond area.
The town's parks also need some substantial drying out time following a very snowy winter. They are not alone.
Bodenrader said the town's fields are very wet and muddy, and not ready for the busy spring baseball and other team sports season.
As teams from Derry's Little League prepare for opening day April 19, the ground is still soggy and not quite ready for prime play.
"We're a little behind the eight-ball getting the fields ready," Bodenrader said.
Some field work was completed last fall, including edging and grading work that won't have to be done this spring. But the wetness continues to be the biggest problem.
Bodenrader said the town needs a good stretch of weather to get the fields ready.
"We need a nice patch of high 50s, sun and wind, that's the magic combination," he said. "We just have to sit and wait and get through mud season. Now we are at the mercy of Mother Nature."


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Remember how Lindsay was allegedly stalking the shit out of Max from The Wanted? Well according to Lindsay, it was the other way around, and Max is just positively smitten with our little cocaine kitten, Lindsay Lohan.
The above photo is from a tour stop in New York City, and as you can see, Lindsay's not being all that shy about showing everyone who Max belongs to—or who he's, at least, sharing a crack pipe with, which I hear is kind of like steadies when you're hitting up the crack dens.
Lindsay has hung out with these guys (and really, I'm sorry, but who the hell are these guys?) three nights in a row, and in this particular photo, you can see that it's definitely taking its toll on girlfriend and all of that sober stuff she talks:
If you're like me and aren't really that familiar with a crap boy band from Ireland/England called The Wanted, here's a song that Lindsay probably knows inside and out, because she closes her eyes and pretends it's all about her when Max is singing it to the masses:
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"From Ireland/England" hahaha OUCH.
Hand LILO another drink..drink it if you can ? No problem there Max, as long as you hand her a crack pipe right after. Lol . Btw… Not really feeling the Wanted.


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Grammy-winning singer Rihanna treats fans to a close look at her birthday suit on the cover of GQ's new Men of the Year issue.
Other than a leather jacket, RiRi graces the cover with a short haircut and nothing else.
It may be a man's world, but that isn't stopping Rihanna from covering GQ's "Men of the Year" issue. The "Diamonds" singer breaks boundaries and bares all in the men's magazine, which reads "Men of the Year (And One Hot Woman)." She poses naked except for a cropped leather jacket over her shoulders and some strategically-placed hands. She's in good company with fellow "Men of the Year" Channing Tatum, Ben Affleck, Quentin Tarantino, and Usain Bolt. (Rap-Up)
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With Rihanna and super model Kate Moss both being huge fans of each other, they agreed to have an intimate shoot together for V Magazine. So intimate that they're both nude in a few photos, released in the latest issue of the magazine. (Hip Hop N More)
RiRi's topless infatuation got put on full display at a Victoria's Secret fashion show last week.
Rihanna performed at Wednesday night's Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, and the Barbadian beauty gave the world an intimate backstage pass by posting several photographs online. One of the images, a personal favorite of the RumorFix staff, shows the pop star laying on a couch in black lingerie with heels on, topless and smoking a cigarette. She captioned that image: "That's a wrap." (RumorFix)
Despite going nude on numerous occasions, the 24 year-old said she would not do adult magazine Playboy back in 2010.
"I got a few offers to do Playboy actually. They want to pay you to be naked on the cover," she said in an interview. "If I'm gonna take my clothes off, it has to be in a classy way and my will, not a check. I wouldn't take any money to do that." ("The Angie Martinez Show")


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Moneyhon is a very intelligent professor but I wouldn't recommend that you take him unless you have a thing for History b/c the things he lecture about have you wondering "How did he come up w/ this?" & he really don't explain. Its hard to understand how he wants you to look at things, he have you CLUELESS... He should be teaching graduate student!
Took this course because it was required for History major; made a boring class actually somewhat interesting. He definitely has an opinion on what history should be, but he allows his students the chance to organize and argue their own thoughts. He is mainly a Civil War historian, but his knowledge outside of this field is excellent as well.
I took us history to 1877 from Dr Moneyhon and thoroughly enjoyed the class. He is vey interesting and gave me a new prospective on history. His tests are all essays but he gives you the questions ahead of time so you will have plenty of time to prepare.
I'm not a history major, and by my standards, I didn't do well in the class. BUT, if you want to learn anything at this school, this is one of the people that will teach you. He know the History of the U.S. inside out. Hell of a teacher, and this university is very lucky to have him around. Essays are the exams, so study all the material, and u
Great Teacher! Interesting class and he is very knowledgable in the subject. Test are two essays but as long as you study the material you should do fine.
Best history professor UALR has, & they are lucky to have him.He knows Civil war period inside & out, and makes history fun.very personable, easy to work with and down to earth. one drawback, a HUGE Longhorn fan! bah, humbug.:_)
By far one of the best teachers I have had! He is knowledgeable and willing to help you in any way. I would take more classes from him.
He is an awesome professor. He gives you a completely new perspective on history. His tests are all essay, but he totally prepares you and you know what is going to be asked. I wrote my essays before the test and memorized them.
I loved this class, even though I had to work my butt off for my A. He made history so interesting. Awesome storyteller. He expects a lot from his students but he gives his students what they are paying for - knowledge. Great professor, would recommend him to everyone.
Great professor. I would recomm. him to any history or non-history major.
Civil War Guru. Great teacher, cares about his students and will help every chance he can. 5 writing assignments and 2 test. All test are essay with no notes but the question are on the syllabus, he will select between 3-5 of them for the test. A must take class you will love it!!
Good teacher. tough class but you'll definatley learn. Tests are all essay but you do outlines in class.
I took Moneyhon for Civil War and I am taking him now for Old South. This man is the knowledge at UALR about the South before and after the Civil War. He is in my opinion the best lecturer on campus. He is thouroughly knowledgable of History in general and Civil War in particular.
Moneyhon is the UALR Civil War guru; the "go to" professor for this area of interest. He is fair to a fault but extremely demanding of his students. Do NOT try to b.s. this history prof. He's solidly knowledgeable of his specialty as well as of general history, and do NOT mistake the good nature of this prof for any semblance of leniency.
This man is the best professor at UALR!!--He s a great lecturer and grades very easy--take all the classes he offers if your a His major!!--Guarentee'd B--Moneyhon is GOD!!!!
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The single best writer and lecturer in the History Dept. I would rate him higher than 5 if allowed.
A great lecturer of the Civil War. He really knows his stuff. Only two tests and five 4 page essays of your opinion on a reading. If you go to class and listen (not boring) you will be able to pass his tests (2 essays each) with flying colors.
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While the rest of you were undoubtedly working extremely hard at your jobs yesterday (Wednesday), I was on what turned out to be a pretty amazing date at the Ballpark. When I was selected to be on a new series that premiers later this month I had one request - let me plan the date.
My immediate thought was to somehow plan a date that involved the Rangers in whatever way possible, knowing that this had tremendous potential to be a really cool experience for the lucky girl (and certainly for me, too). My first email was to my longtime friend and marketing executive for the Rnagers, Chip K. Chip immediately put a plan in motion and brought Dale P. (EVP Marketing) into the loop. Dale and Chip guided us through the red tape with MLB, and in no time we had traction.
My date and I walked around the park, sat in my seats adjacent to the dugout, went in the dugout, played catch, had a picnic in the outfield, and a couple of other really cool/memorable activities (that unfortunately did not include any of the bases beyond first - LOL).
The date went off without a hitch yesterday except for one horrendous problem - I developed "Steve Blass Disease" (at the worst possible moment). Channeling my inner Mark Wohlers, I sprayed the field with errant throws while the poor girl tried her best to catch them. At least I didn't go Chuck Knoblauch and hit Keith Olbermann's mom in the face. That *might* have been worse.
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That's the problem with KG. He's not creative. He doesn't make adjustments. Look at Green Bay this year. They suffered injuries to Cedric Benson, Jordy Nelson, and Greg Jennings, and that's just...
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That's the problem with KG. He's not creative. He doesn't make adjustments. Look at Green Bay this year. They suffered injuries to Cedric Benson, Jordy Nelson, and Greg Jennings, and that's just...
Hey if there was a way for Eli to improve his athleticism, I'd be all for it. Maybe while we're at it, Victor Cruz can learn how to fly. That'd be a sick advantage.
Yeah. I like him. I don't think he has an attitude per se, he's just kinda goofy and doesn't take himself too seriously IMO, which I dig.
Unfortunately he reminds me of Brandon Pettigrew on the...
This is a joke, right?
ah right my bad. Chicago has to lose to the Lions, though.
Hear me out: do you realize that Seattle would have to lose to the Rams? I'm pretty sure that's the case.
Gilbride reminds me of the longtime OC at my alma mater, Texas. Both guys have headed up some of the most prolific offenses in their respective teams' histories, both have won championships, but...
On second thought, hell yes. Would love to have Payton.
I'm pretty sure Coughlin plays the players who gives the team the best chance to win. Remember the 2007 rookie class? Here's some names:
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Kevin Boss
Ahmad Bradshaw
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What, you guys didn't love that draw to Hynoski on 2nd and 12? The one that went for maybe a yard?
Coughlin is a good coach. Which current NFL HC would you trade him for? Belichick, Jim Harbaugh... anyone else?
I'm frustrated, too, but fire Coughlin and hire Saban? You're trolling, right?
They found some sweet flight+hotel packages on Travelocity.
Who cares? This team has quit.
The Saints are probably worse, but that's about it.
Matt Moore is to 2009 what Nick Foles will be to 2012.
The 2009 defense quit on Sheridan. He was let go.
The 2012 defense has quit on Fewell...
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President Obama's public acknowledgment of the CIA's secret drone campaign in Pakistan puts new pressure on the administration to defend the policy openly. That's a welcome development. The president should now be equally forthcoming about the rationale for the targeted killings of American citizens.
In an interview conducted by Google and YouTube on Monday, Obama defended the use of drones as "judicious" and added that "obviously a lot of these strikes have been in the FATA," Pakistan's federally administered tribal areas. An administration official told CNN that the president's remarks about the secret program were not a "slip-up." Nevertheless, on Tuesday, White House Press Secretary Jay Carney refused to discuss the drone program, withholding comment on "supposed covert programs."
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Here's a snippet of a web server that I am currently building...
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threadPool = Executors.newCachedThreadPool(); while (true) if(this.isOn) { try { // listen for incoming connection this.clientSocket = serverSocket.accept(); } catch (IOException e) { System.err.println("LOG: >> Accept failed! "); System.exit(1); } // as soon as a connection is established send the socket // with a handler/processor to the thread pool for execution threadPool.execute(new ClientRequestProcessor(clientSocket)); }
Please note that the isOn variable is a VOLATILE boolean.
If I turn the if into a while... this code works... but as it is it doesn't. May I ask why? From a logical point of view both should work, even if I test that flag in an if... am I missing something?!
[Later edit:] By not working I mean... a browser (e.g. firefox) cannot connect, actually it keeps trying but timesout eventually. Again, if I change that if(isOn) into a while(isOn) it works like a charm.
Any suggestions/ideas are more than welcome!!!
P.S. I need this combo "while(true) if/while(test flag) {...}" because the server can be started/stopped from a GUI... so the top level while(true) is kind of needed so I can recheck whether I am on (and thus listening for connections) or if I am off (and don't really care about incoming connections). Needles to say the event handlers of the GUI can modify the flag at anytime.


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Great BEAST session, but I was fatigued enough (mentally and physically) afterwards that a quick self-assessment sent me straight to shower and breakfast rather than onto the bike. It is not that I can't do another workout post-BEAST, but last Wednesday this didn't work either; other than the Sunday-Monday big work push, Wednesday's my other big work day, and it's the thought of all that I still have to dig deep for that stops me from pushing it in the morning double workout. If I work like crazy and get enough done by 12:30 or so, I can probably get out for an hour on my bike "in the world" (or on the spin bike here if it seems too cold or I am really pressed for time) - but really I just need to modify the shape of my training week.
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- Danielle in Iowa in Seattle said...
That's a pretty ambitious Wednesday you have planned so now wonder it hasn't worked out! I can't put in long workouts on days that are prime work days for me - I get stressed that I am not yet working!
- March 30, 2011 at 2:35 PM
- Black Knight said...
Double workout sounds professional.
I am with Danielle about that wednesday plan.
Have a good week end.
- April 1, 2011 at 10:31 AM
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