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The Oklahoma City Thunder have assigned rookie big man Cole Aldrich to their D-League affiliate Tulsa 66ers, the team announced today.Aldrich has played in five games this season for the Thunder, averaging 1.0 points and 2.2 rebounds while playing an average of 9.6 minutes per game.Aldrich was brought to the Thunder in a draft-day trade with the New Orleans Hornets, who selected the 6'11", 245-pound center with the eleventh overall pick.Aldrich was a standout at Kansas last year and was a member of the Jayhawks' 2008 national championship team.In three seasons in Lawrence, Aldrich averaged 9.4 points and 7.7 rebounds per game and broke the school's all-time record for blocked shots, swatting 125 in 111 games.Aldrich will be available for the 66ers' home opener against the Iowa Energy on Friday. Tulsa is 1-and-1 after splitting a pair of games in Bakersfield last week.
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Apply for Pinecone Research! It is hard to get in to, and usually isn't taking applications, but they are right now. I got in it years ago when it was easier. It's my favorite survey site on my list of good vs. bad survey sites. Mostly because it pays for every survey, there are no "filler" surveys to see if you qualify for a survey. If they send you a survey, you'll get paid for it.
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When I use the function UserHal::MemoryInfo on my 3650 to ask the system the free memory available, the results are:
iTotalRamInBytes ~ 8 388 608
iMaxFreeRamInBytes ~ 7 634 900
iFreeRamInBytes ~ 2 000 000
1 / Why am I limited by the iFreeRamInBytes value when I try to allocate memory and not by the iMaxFreeRamInBytes value ?
Where does the difference between these values come from ?
2/ If I launch my application several times in the same configuration, the iFreeRamInBytes value is never the same and can vary about 1 Mb. What does it depend on ?
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Southern California's new ocean parks open January 1
On January 1, 2012, California will take a huge step forward in ocean protection with the establishment of a series of underwater parks, or "marine protected areas," created through the Marine Life Protection Act (MLPA) to preserve some of the state's most iconic coastal areas for the use and enjoyment of future generations.
California is the most visited state in the country, with natural wonders like Yosemite, Big Sur and Pismo Beach drawing tourists from all over. On January 1, the state of California will unveil its latest attraction: a network of underwater parks dotting southern California's coast like a string of pearls.
The latest in a statewide chain of marine protected areas created through the Marine Life Protection Act (MLPA), the new parks will provide new opportunities for world-class wildlife viewing at some of the region's most popular tourist destinations, including La Jolla, Laguna, Malibu, and Catalina Island.
These parks will help ensure the beaches, tidepools, surf breaks and offshore islands southern California is known for—along with the kelp beds, rocky reefs, and submarine canyons few visitors experience—will remain wild and beautiful. With southern California's coastal tourism-based economy employing close to 300,000 people and contributing $12 billion to state's GDP, ocean protection is good for the economy and environment.
As fish thrive in protected areas, so too do the marine mammals and sea birds that feed on them. Underwater parks support the whole web of life, allowing visitors to glimpse a truly healthy, abundant coastal ecosystem. Marine protected areas are doing for California's ocean what Yosemite did for the Sierra—protecting our natural heritage and allowing people to appreciate the wonder and beauty found right here in our own state.
These protections come at a critical time: southern California fishing catch value has dropped 40 percent since 1990, and number of two key sportfish, kelp bass and barred sand bass, have declined 90% in the same period. The new parks preserve fish breeding and feeding grounds, so they will help to replenish fisheries while also providing opportunities for fun and learning. Most are located alongside public beaches and land-based parks, where interpretive programs and signs will provide a window into the underwater world.
The new southern California underwater parks join a growing statewide system that includes Point Lobos, Ano Nuevo, the Farallon Islands, and Point Reyes. You can access maps at http://www.dfg.ca.gov/mlpa/maps.asp. Some of the highlights of the new south network are:
1. Catalina Island (26 miles off the coast of Los Angeles)
Catalina's magnificent ocean life draws 800,000 visitors each year, many of whom come to fish, dive, snorkel, kayak, or enjoy the beaches. New protections for this popular recreation destination will keep the local wildlife and economy thriving.
2. Point Dume (Santa Monica Bay)
Nearby state parks and county beaches provide ample public access to Point Dume's abundant sea life. However, the area's popularity with local anglers has caused worrisome declines at well-known fishing spots like Big Kelp Reef and the Paradise Cove Pier. The new underwater park at Point Dume will protect the undersea canyon that acts as a fish nursery, helping to repopulate the rest of Santa Monica Bay. It will also ensure that tidepoolers, kayakers, divers and other visitors can continue to enjoy a thriving marine environment, spotting the halibut, black sea bass, and migrating grey whales the area is known for.
3. Laguna (Orange County)
The community of Laguna Beach is passionate about their coast, and they worked to secure permanent protection for this jewel of Orange County, creating a "marine reserve" that extends the length of the city's coastline. There will also be new offshore protections for the waters of Crystal Cove and Dana Point. The new parks connect with existing land-based protections, creating pockets of nature along this densely populated part of southern California's coast.
4. South La Jolla (San Diego)
Each year, more than two million visitors come to La Jolla Shores to swim, dive, snorkel, or walk the beach. The area's famous kelp forest has been compared to the Amazon rainforest for its diversity of life. Southern La Jolla is the biological heart of this area, and on January 1 will become an underwater park, protecting the natural resources that make La Jolla one of southern California's most iconic coastal attractions.
For more information on marine protected areas, please visit http://www.caloceans.org.


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PHOTO CALL: First Look at Hugh Jackman, Russell Crowe, Anne Hathaway, Eddie Redmayne and More in "Les Misérables" Film
By Matthew Blank
Filming is well under way for the movie musical "Les Misérables." Photos of the star-studded cast on set and onscreen have become available via Universal Pictures and the show's official Twitter and Facebook sites.
As previously reported, the principal cast of the film directed by Academy Award winner Tom Hooper ("The King's Speech," "John Adams") includes Russell Crowe as Javert; Anne Hathaway as Fantine; Sacha Baron Cohen as Thenardier; Helena Bonham Carter as Madame Thenardier; Amanda Seyfried as Cosette; Eddie Redmayne as Marius; Samantha Barks as Eponine; Aaron Tveit as Enjolras; and George Blagden as student Grantaire.
Les Misérables producer Cameron Mackintosh previously confirmed that the film version of the epic Victor Hugo-inspired musical, with songs by Alain Boublil, Claude-Michel Schonberg and Herbert Kretzmer, will feature a new song for hero Jean Valjean. Written by the stage hit's original songwriting team, the new number is called "Suddenly," and looks at Valjean's relationship with his surrogate daughter Cosette following her rescue from the Thenardiers.
The movie version of the international-hit pop musical Les Misérables will be in theatres Dec. 7, 2012. William Nicholson ("Gladiator," "Nell," "Shadowlands") penned the screenplay.
Among the international-hit show's famous musical numbers are "I Dreamed a Dream," "A Heart Full of Love," "Do You Hear the People Sing?," "Empty Chairs at Empty Tables," "Bring Him Home," "Stars" and "Master of the House."
The original London production continues in the West End. An American touring production of the revised 25th anniversary version of the show is now traveling the country. A separate Canadian production will be spawned in Toronto in 2012.
The Les Miz film is from Universal, Cameron Mackintosh and Working Title.
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Midwestern State and Arkansas-Fort Smith battle in the opening round of the NCAA Division II South Central Region Saturday afternoon at the Auraria Event Center in Denver, Colo. Tipoff is set for 1 p.m. (CDT).With a win, the Mustangs move on to play the victor of the Tarleton State/Texas A&M International quarterfinal game Sunday night at 6 p.m. (CDT).The championship game is set for Monday at 8 p.m. (CDT).Session passes are available at the cost of $12 for adults, $8 for senior citizens and $6 for students (with identification). Children (under 5 years old) will be admitted free of charge. No tournament passes are available.Tickets will be on sale Friday, March 15 from 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. in the ticket office of the Auraria Event Center on the Auraria Campus. The ticket office in the Auraria Event Center will reopen on Saturday, March 16 at 10 a.m.2014 NCAA Division II South Central Region TournamentFirst RoundSaturday, March 15Midwestern State (22-7) vs. Arkansas-Fort Smith (21-6), 1 p.m.Tarleton State (27-2) vs. Texas A&M International (22-8), 3:30 p.m.Metro State (28-1) vs. Colorado-Colorado Springs (21-8), 7 p.m.Colorado Mines (24-4) vs. St. Mary's (Texas) (18-8), 9:30 p.m.Sunday, March 16MSU-D/UCCS winner vs. CSM/StMU winner, 6 p.m.TSU/TAMIU winner vs. MSU/UAFS winner, 8:30 p.m.Tuesday, March 18Semifinal winners, 8 p.m.All Times Central
Midwestern State and Colorado Mesa battle in opening round of the NCAA Division II South Central Region Friday afternoon at the First United Bank Center in Canyon. Tipoff is set for 2:30 p.m.With a win, the Mustangs move on to play the victor of the Tarleton State/Texas A&M International quarterfinal game Saturday night at 5 p.m.The championship game is set for Monday at 7 p.m.Session passes are available at the cost of $10 for adult reserved and $5 for adult general admission, while students (with identification) and children (under 4 years old) will admitted at a $3 rate. No tournament passes are available.Tickets may be purchased through the West Texas A&M box office by calling (806) 651-1414 online at www.gobuffsgo.com.2014 NCAA Division II South Central Region TournamentFirst RoundFriday, March 14Tarleton State (21-8) vs. Texas A&M International (19-8), noonColorado Mesa (28-1) vs. Midwestern State (19-10), 2:30 p.m.West Texas A&M (27-2) vs. St. Edward's (Texas) (19-8), 5 p.m.Colorado State-Pueblo (22-8) vs. St. Mary's (Texas) (19-9), 7:30 p.m.SemifinalsSaturday, March 15CMU/MSU winner vs. TSU/TAMIU winner, 5 p.m.WTAMU/SEU winner vs. CSUP/StMU winner, 7:30 p.m.ChampionshipMonday, March 17Semifinal winners, 7 p.m.
The City of Wichita Falls and Midwestern State University play host to the Lone Star Conference Softball Showcase running Wednesday through Sunday.The tournament features eight teams playing 24 league countable games with 12 at Mustangs Park on the MSU campus and 12 more at the City of Wichita Falls Softball Complex located off of Sheppard Access Road.Presale tickets are available only at the MSU Athletics offices and can be purchased throughout the tournament at the gate.All-tournament passes cost $20, while day passes may be purchased for the cost of $8 for adults and $5 for students with proper identification and senior citizens.Midwestern State opens play against Tarleton State Thursday night at Mustangs Park, then play games against Eastern New Mexico (11 a.m.) and West Texas A&M (4 p.m.) Friday at the City of Wichita Falls Complex.MSU takes on Texas A&M-Kingsville (11 a.m.) and Angelo State (4 p.m.) Saturday at Mustangs Park before closing the weekend against Texas Woman's (12:30 p.m.) Sunday at the City of Wichita Falls Complex.For more information about the tournament, go to www.msumustangs.com/LSCShowcase.2014 Lone Star Conference ShowcaseThursday, March 13At Mustangs ParkTexas A&M-Kingsville vs. West Texas A&M, 5 p.m.Midwestern State vs. Tarleton State, 7 p.m.At City of Wichita Falls Softball ComplexAngelo State vs. Eastern New Mexico, 5 p.m.Cameron vs. Texas Woman's, 7 p.m.Friday, March 14At Mustangs ParkWest Texas A&M vs. Cameron, 11 a.m.Angelo State vs. Texas Woman's, 1:30 p.m.Cameron vs. Eastern New Mexico, 4 p.m.Tarleton State vs. Angelo State, 6:30 p.m.At City of Wichita Falls Softball ComplexEastern New Mexico vs. Midwestern State, 11 a.m.Texas A&M-Kingsville vs. Tarleton State, 1:30 p.m.Midwestern State vs. West Texas A&M, 4 p.m.Texas Woman's vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville, 6:30 p.m.Saturday, March 15At Mustangs ParkMidwestern State vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville, 11 a.m.Texas Woman's vs. West Texas A&M, 1:30 p.m.Angelo State vs. Midwestern State, 4 p.m.Eastern New Mexico vs. Texas Woman's, 6:30 p.m.At City of Wichita Falls Softball ComplexCameron vs. Angelo State, 11 a.m.Tarleton State vs. Eastern New Mexico, 1:30 p.m.Texas A&M-Kingsville vs. Cameron, 4 p.m.West Texas A&M vs. Tarleton State, 6:30 p.m.Sunday, March 16At Mustangs ParkEastern New Mexico vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville, 10 a.m.Tarleton State vs. Cameron, 12:30 p.m.At City of Wichita Falls Softball ComplexWest Texas A&M vs. Angelo State, 10 a.m.Texas Woman's vs. Midwestern State, 12:30 p.m.


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Brents Tree Service's experienced crews of insured arborists tend to Austin-area arboreal life with pruning, branch clearing, and other tree-care services. A free in-person consultation precedes each job, the cost of which can vary based on the difficulty of the job, the size of the tree, and the number of rings the tree wears. Four-person teams tote chippers, chipper trucks, and other essential equipment to clear branches after storms, prune unhealthy limbs from trees, and remove troubled trees altogether. Tree owners can fortify their leafy charges with eco-friendly organic fertilizer that feeds roots directly, or take advantage of cabling and bracing services that support branch and trunk structure. After each job, crews clean up debris and haul it away to prevent ghost branches from hurling themselves back and forth across yards in an effort to torture the dog.
Husband-and-wife team Chris and Kelli Mills know what makes a beautiful home. That's why they take pride in Mills Lonestar Preservation, which provides property-maintenance and lawn-care services across the region. Whether removing debris, trimming shrubs and trees, rehabilitating lawns, or repairing fences, Mills Lonestar Preservation keeps homes well maintained.
We are a full service landscape and horticultural company that specializes in organic products in order to promote water retention and sustainable eco- systems. We like to treat problems from the ground up at Ironwood Land because your landscape is a representation of the quality of your soil.
Noticing that water restrictions were increasingly frequent, gardener Eric Pedley decided to turn his hobby of cultivating succulents into a business. With business partner and fellow local Julie Patton, he filled a rented greenhouse with desert-dwelling plants capable of storing large reserves of water in their leaves and surviving in arid climates. The diverse inventory ranges from prickly cacti to lush aloe and agave, all of which make for nontraditional additions to home gardens. While customers shop, staffers dish out tips on soil mixes, drainage systems, and guttural incantations to prolong the life of potted or outdoor arrangements. The knowledgeable staff—featured on Central Texas Gardener—also creates and delivers festive potted arrangements.
The staff at Arbolito Horticulture tends to each of the native and adapted plants to fully-fledged greenery, always using all-natural products to create hearty, healthy shrubs, trees, and perennials. Looking for a tree that provides shade, ornamental qualities, or even bears fruit, the immense inventory includes all three, with varieties such as peach trees, windmill palms, and desert willows. Meanwhile, lower ground cover is found among perennials, which range in size and color from ancient blue agave to vines and daisies.
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Vegetables From an Italian Garden
This encyclopedic volume is a season-by-season guide to cooking vegetables Italian style. Arranged by season (spring, summer, fall and winter), each section in the book includes information about planting, growing and harvesting a wide variety of vegetables-or selecting them from the farmers' market-and then using them in home-cooked dishes. Four hundred recipes, organized by ingredient within its optimal growing season, offer delicious ways to cook more than 40 different types of vegetables in simple, crowd-pleasing dishes that maximize flavor. Hardcover, 432 pages.
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When you wear high heel shoes you not only look and feel taller, you look thinner. Have you noticed when you have on high heel shoes you stand up straighter? It's true, your posture gets better and your feet look smaller. What more can you ask for? If you haven't had practice with walking in larges size women heels than you have stumbled on the right article. I will share some fast and easy tips on how to walk in high heel shoes
- Start Small and Wide: Choose a nice thicker size heel that isn't too high or too spiky at first. You want to give yourself a chance to get used to having on heels. Get use to the feel of your heels just by standing in them at first
- Practice Walking on a Flat Surface: Walking in your high heels will come with ease the more practice you have. Start slow and walk stepping on your heel first and then the sole of your shoe. Concentrate on your walk pointing your toes forward and making it a fast and seamless motion. Don't stay too long on your heel before coming down on the sole of your shoe; it should be almost as if it is one motion
- Your Stride is Straight and Short: Your walk is shorter than your normal pace. Continue your practice but this time focus on your stride. Keep your legs straight and your feet on point and not leaning towards the sides of your heels. Remember in flats your walk in wider and in heels, it is closer together
- Practice on Different Levels: You have practiced on a flat service now it is time to use the stairs. Don't be afraid to hold on to the railing if you need to especially when coming down the stairs in heels. When you are walking up the stairs in your high heels shoes make sure the entire bottom of your shoe is on the step and not your heel. On the other hand, walking down the stairs in your heels you want to make sure that your entire shoe (heel and sole) are touching the step at the same time. Practicing walking up and down in your shoes until you feel comfortable will give you more confidence
How to Wear High Heel Shoes Pain Free:
High heels add height and drama to a woman's overall look, but many avoid them for fear of pinching and pain. Get the look you want in high heels without the pain by following these steps
- Start out wearing wedge-heel shoes. A wedge heel is close to the actual shape of a person's foot, thus allowing for more comfort
- Once you are comfortable wearing a wedge heel, begin wearing a 1-inch high heel. This will boost your height but not to the point where you begin to feel uncomfortable in the shoe. The idea is to slowly become more comfortable about wearing high heels
- Before you attempt to wear shoes with higher heels out in public, be sure that you are comfortable in them. Wear the heels around your house for several days, making sure that the shoes are comfortable on your feet. If you can't walk around your house in a particular pair of high heel shoes for more than a half hour, you probably shouldn't wear them in public
- Until you are more comfortable wearing high heeled shoes, wear them with socks. This is especially important if you're not used to wearing high heeled shoes. You may find that wearing heels without any socks can become extremely uncomfortable in a hurry
- Work on your posture while wearing high heeled shoes. Try to walk as upright, yet as natural as possible. High heeled shoes can be known to hurt your back as well as your feet
- If you find that your feet hurt while wearing high heel shoes, consider purchasing padded insoles. These will give you some added comfort while wearing heels
- Avoid buying inexpensive high heel shoes. Everybody loves a bargain, but if you buy cheap high heel shoes, you can expect to experience some discomfort while wearing them. The better the shoe, the better the chance that you'll be comfortable while wearing them
How to Protect Your Shoes:
- I suggest purchasing a waterproofing spray and applying it to your shoes IMMEDIATELY after you buy them. Yes, that means before you ever stick your feet inside of them. I know, I know. The sales people at Finish Line have tried to sell you this stuff before. But guess what? It actually works
- Water repellents work by essentially clogging the pores of materials that your shoes are made out of. Of course, when water can not find its way into the pores of your shoes, there is no way for the pores of your shoes to expand and contract. That means your new Sperry topsiders will be more resilient and will last far longer than they would having not been waterproofed
How to Waterproof Shoes:
- Simple. Start to buy pulling your shoes of their box. I usually make sure mine aren't laced, although it is not a huge deal. Next, find a well ventilated area. Lay down some newspaper/tarp/notebooks/whatever to make sure you don't stain the area around where you are spraying. Hold the can of waterproofing spray 8-12 inches away from the shoes and spray away! Be generous, but make sure you aren't soaking the shoe. In fact, plan on at least 2 coats. Make sure you let your shoes completely dry between coats; it should take around 10 or 15 minutes
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ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP)- Maryland's state archivist is retiring after 38 years.
Edward Papenfuse said this week that he will retire Nov. 1.
The 69-year-old Papenfuse helped design the archives building in Annapolis that bears his name. He also spurred the creation of the archives website.
He began his career at the archives in 1973. He has written books on Maryland history. Papenfuse has also been the acting city archivist for the Baltimore City Archives.
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A local soldier who returned home after 12 years in Iraq and Afghanistan surprised two family members at school on Friday.
Staff Sgt. Dane Phelps got back into Evansville on Thursday. He wanted to keep it quiet so he could surprise his niece and little sister.
For the past 12 years, Phelps has been serving his country making five combat tours in Afghanistan and Iraq, briefly getting to come home. Sometimes he thought he never would.
"I didn't expect for this to happen," said Phelps. "I didn't expect to come home."
But on Thursday, he returned home and no one knew about it. Not even his niece or little sister.
Phelps walked the halls of Thompkins Middle School to find his niece, Dena, eating lunch.
It was a moment, an embrace, that both have hoped for, for a very long time.
Dena wasn't the only one set to be surprised. Phelps's little sister, Meghan, also had no clue her older brother is home for good.
"I'm not going anywhere again," Phelps told his family.
After the reunions, Phelps took his niece and sister out to lunch.
Both girls were granted an excused absence for the day to spend the special time with their loved one.
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Most Memorable Times @ Footwork in the past 7 years have been at the hands of Danny and Luke on the decks
Danny Howells 2007 marathon weekend with the boat cruise that followed the next day. Danny Howells in October 2008 (that was a ridiculously good night � tons and tons of antics & zaniness...)
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Luke Fair & Brad Copeland May 2008...
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.... and the �Rouge Show� party with Luke and Add2basket in the summer of 2010.
My first party at Footwork was back on December 27th 2005 when Luke played the club - such a transformation Footwork has gone through over the years. Haven�t missed a Luke party @ Footwork since then.
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We're due for some more Danny. Im surprised nobody booked him last time he was in this neck of the woods. I caught him at Cielo over the xmas break and i can safely say the guy is as legendary as ever.
So many good nights at footwork. It's hard to narrow it down to just one.. the ones that stood out the most for me are Danny Howells (2007), Lee Burridge (2008), Paul Ritch (2009), Jimpster (2009) Bodzin and Romboy (2011), and Babicz (2011). Good times!
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1.) Lee Foss - The Modern Love Affair Vol. I - AKA "The Game Changer"
2.) Satoshi Tomiie (May 2010 - Footwork 5 Year Anniversary)
3.) Tanner Ross (April 2011)
4.) No Regular Play (either time...both were mind blowing)
5.) Benoit & Sergio cancellation party (lol)
6.) Luke Fair (I forget when, maybe 2006)
7.) Lee Burridge 2008
I could easily list another 50+ contenders, but those are the ones that really stick out for me. Footwork has always been my most 'comfortable' club - whether it be playing, partying, or socializing. They are the only club who have been able to 'keep it real' with the booking + be a successful business for SEVER YEARS. For those counting, it's like 126 in human years. An astonishing feat. Congrats to Steph, Joel, Jon and the rest of the FW fam for making this place what it still is to this day - THE nightclub in Toronto. I feel blessed, and honoured to have been a resident, and to be opening the final leg of the 7 Year Anniversary.
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mine were JT Donaldson (both times in 2006) & Fred Everything feb 2007
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The flyers are great!, Derrick Cater july 18 09..best party! enough space to dance and good beats
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edited my original post. September 2007 was Howells' epic extended set, NOT October 2008 like I originally wrote down. It was right after the boat cruise!! Holy shit time flies!!!
Whoops, yes. I thought it was 2008 too..
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I thought it was the nite before the boat cruise?
Ya you're right. FW was Saturday September 22nd and Beats Ahoy! 6 boat cruise was Sunday September 23rd. No wonder that cruise was extra sloppy...
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Jaxx Houze!! The one that was almost 3 years ago now. Wowww Deko-ze.
this is the best Footwork thread
Ill never forget those TOTA parties!
The one Jax House I was able to make it out to was another fav. Deorations galore and I won a prize basket for my outfit/make up.
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President Barack Obama and his family are beginning inauguration day by attending services at St. John's Episcopal Church near the White House. The presidential motorcade arrived shortly after 8:30 a.m. under crisp, cold skies outside the sanctuary. The president and first lady Michelle Obama emerged to pose briefly for photos with their daughters Sasha and Malia before entering the church. The first family sometimes attends Sunday worship at the church, which is across Lafayette Park from the White House. Vice President Joe Biden and his family also were attending. Meanwhile crowds were gathering at the National Mall to watch Obama take the oath of office later in the morning for his second term.
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A Spartanburg woman was arrested after police say the alleged shoplifter bit an officer in the chest.
Ashleigh Young, 24, was arrested Monday afternoon after the incident at Walmart on East Main Street in Spartanburg by Public Safety officers.
The SPS incident report states Young took an iPod case out of the store without paying for it. A loss prevention officer confronted Young and police say Young bit the officer in the chest.
The case was recovered.
The officer had bruising from the wound when they arrived. Young was arrested and charged with shoplifting second offense plus assault and battery third degree.
She was taken to the Spartanburg County Detention Center.
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(WMC-TV) - Thousands of Elvis fans are traveling to Memphis for the 36th annual Elvis week.
The 'Elvis A.D.' or 'After Death' fans have traveled far and wide to be in Memphis for Elvis week.
Don Adams is an Elvis Tribute Artist and he's been coming to Elvis week for years. But this year, he has a job to do.
"Her name is Presley," stated Adams.
Adams is referring to his new granddaughter.
"She'll try to dance with Elvis music. That's all she'll listen to with me is Elvis music," stated Adams proudly.
She isn't alone. The viral video of 20-month-old Ella Mae singing Elvis' "An American Trilogy" in the back seat of her dad's car has almost 100,000 views on YouTube.
Elvis fans aren't surprised that the newest generation may become Elvis' fans.
"Elvis Presley is simply untouched. He was...a driving force in music," stated fan Jon Daly.
Jon Daly runs the Facebook Page "Elvis A.D. Fans" for fans born after August 16, 1977.
"His music is original. His movies are fantastic," continued Daly.
Daly is not surprised that in today's technology filled world Elvis has his own Twitter account. After all, he believes it's what Elvis would have wanted.
"In 1977, he was trying to get an advanced copy of Star Wars. So, he was defiantly on cutting edge of what was out there and what can I get my hands on," stated Daly.
Grandpa Adams agrees his granddaughter has a lot cut out for her.
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Thats right I said it, give Andy one more year. Now I can come to you and show you the numbers over the Reid era, his winning percentage, or bring up his 5 NFC ship appearances. But like any other Eagle fan only one stat matters to me at this point, Superbowl wins, which our current coach has 0. And in this what have you done for me lately league, things are not looking too bright for Coach Reid.
But I argue, why not more season? Reid has done enough for this organization to where he should have a chance to fix the disaster that is the 2011 season. I do have my issues with Reid, not feeding Shady the ball, ignoring the LB position, or simply outsmarting himself by hiring Castillo. On Sundays I do watch the Eagles game, and might occasionally yell at the TV because of Reid's bad clock management. All of these in my opinion are reasons to fire Reid, but only if he prove to us that he can't adjust next season.
I believe if we give Andy one more year. He will show us that he is capable of changing his ways. He has shown this before. After having McNabb throw to the Todd Pinkstons and Reggie Browns of the world for so long,Reid realized this wasn't getting us anywhere, so he drafted two good young WRs in Djax and Maclin. I believe he will show us again in this year Draft, as I'm sure we will finally take a LB early whether its 1st Rd or early 2nd.
Also I believe too much may be expected of Reid, as the proclaimed dream team talent is vastly overrated. There is no denying the young talent on Offense, as well as how good Vick may be. But in this league most coaches can only go as far as there QB can take them, and as much as I love Vick , its almost guaranteed that he is going to miss some games every season. And its safe to say that he is not in the elite class of the Tom Brady,Peyton Manning, Aaron Rodgers, and Drew Brees club. But when you look at our defense, sure we have corners,and a pretty solid defensive line, but are any of our linebackers top 20 caliber talent in the NFL? maybe top 30?? I think not, and that is no way to win in the NFL, also looking at the safety position, Im a fan of Nate and still like him despite the off year, but having such a young defense who talent is overated being coached by an offensive line coach (average one at that) just spells disaster, as Eagle fans we might have expected too much, as this team has plenty of talent, but also is lacking talent in key positions. In the end all of this does fall on Reid, but again,lets see if he can fix it.
Also I believe Andy is the best coaching option available right now. IF Andy hit the market teams would be lining up to get him as there HC. It's really hard to find a good HC in this league, And im not ready to give up on ours just yet. I much rather give Andy one more shot instead of the Eagles becoming some of the bottom feeders of the NFL and searching for a new coach every 3 years.
The misconception most fans have is we fire Andy and go hire a Bill Cowhur (who we dont know is available) or as John gruden (who im not to fond of) and all of sudden this team will be super bowl bound. Im against both these guys because well, no matter how good a coach is, the odds of winning a superbowl with two different teams are about the same odds the Colts have of making the playoffs at this point. It has never happened in NFL history and I dont believe our beloved Eagles will be the exception to that.
No guys, there are not alot of Mike Tomlins or Jim Harbaughs out there who are just going to instantly become the savior for our franchise. give andy one more year,if he bomb it,then I think its time that we start searching for a new Coach
also not to say that there are not other good Coaches out there,Reid isnt the only coach on earth lol I just believe we should give him a chance to fix what he screw up,just 1 more season
My last point, it took Cowher 14 years to finally win a ring with Pitt, why not give Reid one more shot?


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Derksen assumes new duties in public health
Dan Derksen, M.D., professor and chair of the Public Health Policy and Management section of the Mel and Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health at the University of Arizona, has been appointed to the Walter H. Pearce Endowed Chair and director of the Center for Rural Health.
Derksen joined the College of Public Health in 2012. His health-services research interests include covering the uninsured, enhancing access to quality care, reducing health disparities, and implementing community and team-based health services for rural, underserved and vulnerable populations.
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In 2011, Gov. Susana Martinez appointed Derksen director of the New Mexico Office of Health Care Reform, where he submitted the state's health insurance exchange establishment proposal funded by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
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(WMC-TV) - A proposal dubbed the "Don't Say Gay" bill passed the House Education Subcommittee Wednesday.The legislation limits all sexually related instruction to "natural human reproduction science" in kindergarten through eighth grade."This bill, if amended, does not prohibit the use of the word gay, it does not change the anti-bullying statute, and it does not prohibit a school guidance counselor from discussing issues of sexuality with a student," said Rep. Bill Dunn (R) of Knoxville.Anne Gullick with the Tennessee Equality Project said if the law is passed, it will have a chilling effect on the teacher-student relationship."If we take that adult resource that our kids have from school and muzzle that resource, what purpose would that serve for the protection of kids?" asked Gullick.Last year, protesters crowded outside the capitol in Nashville when the senate considered and passed the same proposal. Protesters returned Wednesday, this time wearing purple tape across their mouths, symbolizing what they consider silencing teachers.Opponents fear the law would prevent teachers from speaking out against the bullying of gay teens."If the classroom teacher is muzzled, is quieted, what message are you sending?" said Gullick. "That you're not worth my time, our involvement in your life is not worthy."The bill will come up for discussion again next week. It has been placed on the state education committee calendar February 21. It is on track for the full house before the current session adjourns.
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It's Final: SCO Loses, Novell Wins
After five years of litigation between SCO and Novell, the final judgment from the U.S. District Court in Utah is that the rights to Unix belong to Novell. SCO, which is already financially stressed, owes Novell around 2.5 million dollars.
On November 20, the Utah court dismissed a long list of SCO's claims that included breach of contract, copyright infringement and unfair competition. SCO, originally Santa Cruz Operation but also known as Caldera, began litigation in the spring of 2003 with a billion dollar lawsuit against IBM and other worldwide entities. Its claims on UNIX and part of Linux were already made as far back as 1996, when Novell was selling UNIX licenses to SCO. Novell reacted with a countersuit in the summer of 2005 to resolve the ownership rights. The Utah court already decided against SCO in August 2007 as to code ownership, a clear round one loss. Shortly thereafter, SCO filed for bankruptcy and was dropped from the NASDAQ stock exchange. In July 2008, the court ordered them to pay Novell 2.5 million dollars in licensing fees. The two parties then settled on $625,486 to come out of an SCO trust.
As if the court case and bankruptcy proceedings weren't enough, SCO faces still further challenges. To possible license infractions against additional entities the Court added, "Novell is entitled to direct SCO to waive claims against IBM, Sequent, and other SVRX licensees; Novell is entitled to waive such claims on SCO's behalf; and SCO is obligated to recognize such a waiver." Shortly before the court ruling, SCO tried to extract certain parts of the testimony to use in an appeal, but the ruling went against them: "The remaining portions of SCO's claims for Breach of Contract (Count II), Copyright Infringement (Count IV), and Unfair Competition (Count V) are voluntarily dismissed with prejudice, without the possibility of renewal following appeal."
SCO can appeal and Novell is certainly prepared for it. But the current ruling is a definite triumph for Novell in all its details. Unlike SCO, Novell can even act on claims in a retrial that Novell voluntarily dropped. Certainly some of the trial observers on Groklaw would wish it: "Novell might want to appeal the judgment from July that SCO had the right to enter into the Microsoft and SCOsource end user licenses. I know I would like them to." As to further comments about Novell: "...who'd blame them for wanting to forget they ever met anybody called SCO?"
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Had our boys in for check-ups and cleanings, went very well. Our youngest needed his front tooth out. It was somewhat loose, hoping it would come out by itself, did not. The dentist told us to give it one month and if it still was not out, they should remove it so the permanent tooth could come in. That stubborn tooth tightened up so I called, they got us in the next day. They did an excellent job with calming our son, and keeping me updated on what they were doing and yet not saying anything to scare our son. Excellent job, would highly recommend. "
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We now live in LA. A year ago, we didn't and were in town visiting, when my 3 year old's chipped tooth suddenly abscessed. Dr. felt very comfortable in an uncomfortable situation. (The tooth had to be extracted.) Now that we've moved to town, we're very happy to know that we have a great dentist for the kids already. "
Located right on Colorado Blvd. Office is super clean and fancy and the staff and Dr. Farnad are so nice and friendly! PARKING: Free 2 hour lot right on teeth extraction here as well (all 4!) and was very pleased as well! I waited an hour for Dr. Farnad to be able to do my extraction due to an emergency patient and he reimbursed me some of what I paid for my extraction! So nice of him to do so!! I was rather nervous for the extraction as well and told him and his staff about some bad dreams I had the night before and everyone was very nice and really put me at ease. Dr. Farnad also called me later in the evening for a post-extraction check in! :D Overrall, I am very very happy with my experience here. I'm so glad my dentist refers to such a great oral surgeon and I am doubly glad that my insurance covered 90% of costs!"
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This office is very skilled at making my son WANT to go see his dentist. They are efficient, cheerful and fun. He always looks forward to going to the dentist!
After being unhappy with 3 other dentists (long waits for appointments, recommendations for unnecessary work, abrasive personalities), I was delighted to find , the receptionists, hygienists, and dentists all made the experience as comfortable as can be expected for dental treatment.
Over the course of ten years, I've never had trouble making an appointment. They have even taken us with short notice when needed. I've also never waited more than 5 or 10 minutes in the waiting room.
Recently, I was away from home and developed an abcess tooth. I went to a local dentist who prescribed an antibiotic and drained the abcess, but told me that I would probably
My only concern with the practice (although it's true with all dentists) is that some procedures can be very expensive if not covered by insurance. I think it's wise to discuss the costs before having work done.
Over the course of ten years, I've never had trouble making an appointment. They have even taken us with short notice when needed. I've also never waited more than 5 or 10 minutes in the waiting room.
Recently, I was away from home and developed an abcess tooth. I went to a local dentist who prescribed an antibiotic and drained the abcess, but told me that I would probably
My only concern with the practice (although it's true with all dentists) is that some procedures can be very expensive if not covered by insurance. I think it's wise to discuss the costs before having work done.
This being the first time my son has been to the dentist, I wasn't sure what to expect. We were both pleasantly surprised with the experience. You walk into a reception area that looks like a mini playground. There are toys, books, a giant fish tank, video games, cartoons, and all other kinds of things to put kids at ease. We did not have to wait more than 5 minutes to be seen by a hygienist. She was very friendly, though she tended to talk over my son when he had questions or wanted to say something. I did not feel like she really listened to him at all. But she was very kind and made him feel at ease about everything. She explained everything she was doing to me, and let me sit right beside the chair so she could point out problem areas. The dentist (we saw Dr. "
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11333 Countryway Blvd
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Tampa, FL
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2005 Thonotosassa Rd
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1805 Bayshore Gardens Pkwy
Bradenton, FL
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4300 4th St N
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It seems as though this blog is coming to the end of its natural life, so I think it is time to say thank you and goodbye.
I've really enjoyed writing about Jack's first year and my experiences as a new mum, and I hope he will enjoy reading it once he is older.
I will be carrying on with a private (password protected) blog, which is really for family and friends to check out what Jack is up to…if they are still interested!
Please send me a message if you would like the link and the password.
Toodle-oo! We're off to explore the world…
You know it's coming. You have to make a decision. Time is running out…QUICK! Just choose…and stick with it! Don't worry if everyone else does it differently…
Yes. It's the age-old question keeping parents awake at night…When singing "Old MacDonald has a Farm", do you baaaaarrgggggghhhhhh like a sheep (with real-life throat gurgling baa sounds), or just sing the word "baa" sweetly? Do you actually snort through your nose like a pig or daintily trill "oink"? And if you introduce a dog, does it "woof" or "eeuuurrrrrrrruuufffff?"
And while we're on the subject, what does an elephant do? "Pa-woooo" or "Stomp stomp stomp"? And a camel? A spider?
And how about a giraffe? Those long neck freaks. Do they even make a noise?
What if I teach Jack that a rabbit goes "tup tup tup tup" (like a sort of lip smacking/sniff) but everyone else thinks it goes "Thumpety-thump" and he's embarrassed and all the other kids laugh and mock and he gets called rabbity Jack and comes home and blames me and we have a big fight and he moves out of home and starts drinking cider out of cans in the street?
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The only thing that Jack could stomach. Yes, they are probably just water and cordial with some fancy wording. But they made us all feel better.
Lovely magic ice pops.
Despite an optimistic towel placement strategy, I am on my fourth change of clothes
Doc said to keep offering Jack water, plain food and breastmilk, even if he can't keep it down.
He can't keep it down.
Poor little man seems to have a stomach bug, and hasn't been able to keep anything down since 7.30pm last night.
He did some spectacular pukes, oh my…it's so hard to see your baby crying and retching and so uncomfortable.
We saw the doctor this morning (lovely lovely doctor, I rang at 9am and they let me see her at 9.30am! That would never happen in England…), and she suspects
He's sleeping now and I'm looking and the humongous pile of laundry that has materialized overnight.
I'd like to say he ate up all of this roast pumpkin, green bean, cannellini bean and feta salad…but that would be a lie. Instead he ate bread and hummus and warily stared down the rest until it left the table. Full marks to me for effort though.
I am so very grateful that I am able to stay at home with Jack for the time being.
Grateful to my husband, who continues to work and support our little family, and grateful to my employer, who has allowed me to take up to two years of maternity leave.
I won't pretend that the last year of being a full time mum, looking after Jack, without any family nearby, has always been easy. There were some very difficult moments (often documented on this blog), and many times I longed to drop him off at childcare and go back to work, wearing heels and a vomit-free dress.
We still have many challenging times - tantrums are just around the corner, disturbed nights continue, long hours of wondering what to do with him next, and often moments of sheer enervating boredom and futility strike as I load the washing machine/wipe the highchair/pick up toys/change a nappy/put on a bib for the gadzillionth time.
But despite worries about career, finances, intellectual health, adult interaction and lack of personal space…despite all that I am just so happy, living in the moment with my little toddler chappie, playing with him, babbling along with him, sharing in his infectious joy and energy.


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Since news broke that the village would proceed with a foreclosure suit of the Radisson Hotel, there's been no shortage of would've, could've, should've from residents regarding the village-backed loan.
But moving forward, residents will have to point fingers at themselves if development goes asunder – to a certain extent.
On Monday, the Village Board approved an ordinance yielding some of its approval power for future public works projects. For any village-funded public works project that is worth more than 0.25 percent of the village's total value, residents will vote to approve it through a referendum. Based on the current value of the village, that would be any project with a price tag over $10 million.
Village President Randy Newman requested the ordinance be drafted in the wake of turmoil caused by the hotel. The ordinance was passed unanimously by the board.
"We are putting a cap, or a governor, on our spending abilities that gives citizen's the confidence that we are using the funds for public works, and we are prudent in how we use them," Newman said. "This will give the citizen's confidence that they know what our limit is on approval of a project."
Newman said the ordinance is fashioned after procedures that are already on the books in Sussex, Richfield, and Muskego. However, the number of projects that would actually make it to referendum would be rather small. In the past decade, the Village Hall and library renovation was the only public works project that surpassed the $10 million threshold.
A new public works building would have been a second, but Falls avoided construction of a new facility when they swapped lands with Kohl's Corp. as part of the .
Most projects like road repairs, bridge construction, or sewer and water repairs fall well under the $10 million limit. The entire capital budget for all village public works project falls below the threshold as well.
The small number of projects that would go to referendum helped quell Village Trustee Sharon Ellis' concerns that Falls would simply pay more costs by holding referendums often.
"Any time we go to referendum there's a cost, or a price tag, that we pay for that," Ellis said. "That's not a reason to not go to referendum, but it's something we need to be cognizant of."
Power of Petition
The newly formed Menomonee Falls Taxpayer's Association announced in that would require the Village Board to submit any capital expenditures of $1 million or more to a binding referendum. The petition was a catalyst behind the new ordinance.
The association said it needs 2,700 signatures to force the matter to binding referendum.
The organization was outraged that village leaders approved a loan to develop a former eyesore on Main Street. The village confirmed in mid-June that it has in Waukesha County Circuit Court involving the village's mortgage on the Radisson. The village holds the mortgage because it's the primary lender on the property.
The village $14.4 million in principal that it advanced, as well as interest and other costs. In the suit, the village is seeking property and collateral from five members of the ownership group of the hotel.
However, Newman said holding a referendum for all spending more than $1 million would be overly constrictive to operating government in Falls. Simply purchasing a new fire engine, which can cost close to $1 million, would require a referendum.
"That would be very difficult for us to run the government," Newman said. "But what (the petition) told me is that people want to know what our limits are. That's why I asked the board to self impose something that a majority of communities in our area do not have."
Capping Village-backed Loans
To be clear, the village's new ordinance does not apply to developer loans from the village. However, Newman said they are in the early stages of crafting an ordinance to cap that as well.
"An item such as the hotel would be something that would go to referendum, but we said all along that (the hotel) was a special case and we would never do that again," Newman said. "I think this is putting the citizen's money where our mouth is."
Newman and Village Attorney Michael Morse are working collaboratively to bring a second policy to the board at an unknown point in the future. Although Newman didn't want to put a specific dollar limit on a loan cap at this point, he said a referendum would likely be required for any loan over $1 or $2 million.
It would also be based on a certain percentage of the village's total value.
"We have said at the time that the hotel was a special case and we would never do it again," Newman said. "But we hope this will give citizen's the confidence that we are willing to put some restrictions on ourselves. We don't need to rush these things, but we need to do what's right."


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The UAB Blazers mustered a .305 winning percentage under five-year head coach Neil Callaway, with decreasing win totals in each of the last three seasons. Sunday, UAB announced Callaway has agreed to resign after meeting with athletic director Brian Mackin.
"I met with Coach Callaway earlier today and we mutually agreed that his tenure as our football coach will not be extended," said Mackin. "I want to thank Neil for his service during his five years as head coach of our football program. There have been many positives attained in his time as head coach, especially the improvement in our APR scores and overall academic success the past several years.
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Callaway's crowning achievement in Birmingham came just a few weeks ago, when his Blazers shattered the BCS hopes of then-ranked Southern Miss. The former Houston, Alabama, and Georgia offensive coordinator was able to win only 18 games in his half-decade at one of FBS' most forlorn destinations, notching nary a bowl bid.


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By Richard Gaines
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Juvenile bluefin tuna, primarily 2- and 5-year-olds migrate along the Atlantic coast with core habitat from the Gulf of Maine and Cape Cod to Cape Hatteras as well as the offshore Gulf Stream, according to a tagging and tracking study of fish caught in 2005 and 2008 by the Large Pelagic Research Center in Gloucester.
"Our tagging results reveal annual dispersal patterns, behaviors and oceanographic associations of juveniles Atlantic bluefin tuna that were only surmised in earlier studies," wrote the authors Benjamin Galuardi and Molly Lutcavage, who is director of the center, a University of Massachusetts Amherst laboratory located at Hodgkins Cove in Gloucester's Bay View section.
Funded by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the peer-reviewed study was received in January, accepted in April and published last week.
"While adult bluefin tuna are exploited in the commercial fishery in the western Atlantic," Galuardi and Lutcavage wrote, "juveniles are highly sought by recreational anglers and constitutes a multi-million dollar sport fishery," much of it based here in Gloucester.
The vibrant commercial fishery for the giant bluefin has been captured for television viewers in the National Geographic channel's reality show, "Wicked Tuna," also based in Gloucester.
The global sushi market at times will pay tens of thousands of dollars for an especially fine, fatty fish which might weigh more than 500 pounds.
The recreational fishery takes "football" tuna, typically found in schools, that weigh one-tenth that size more or less. Tuna schools can often be seen just outside the Dog Bar breakwater.
The tagging study involved surgically implanting sensors, a procedure that "usually took less than 90 seconds to complete," in fish landed by boats from Gloucester, Chatham and Wachapreague, Va., and then freed, the authors explained.
Out of 58 fish given miniature pop-up satellite archival tags, 26 returned data, including external and internal temperature, light and pressure.
"Overall, core habitat utilization areas emerged southeast of Cape Cod, south of Long Island (N.Y.) and at the (Continental) shelf break from the Eastern Shore of Virginia to Cape Hatteras (off the Outer Banks of North Carolina)," the study found.
"Summer — July through September — distributions were more restricted to coastal areas; the Gulf Stream margin and (Continental) shelf break north of Cape Hatteras, extending to the southern Gulf of Maine.
"In autumn — October to December — a transitional period, core use areas shift southward," Galuardi and Lutcavage wrote. "By December, no tagged fish remained in the Gulf of Maine, and 50 percent utilization distributions were centered off the Eastern Shore of Virginia to Cape Hatteras.
'"Winter — January to March —spatial distributions were the largest in area and ranged farther south than in other seasons. In spring — April to June — tagged fish returned to areas north and west, constricting their overall range."
These juveniles showed a maximum recorded depth of 800 meters (a meter equals 1.09 yards) but "they spent the majority of their time in relatively shallow depth, less than 20 meters."
"The Gulf Stream emerged as an important juvenile habitat from autumn to spring," the study found.
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