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Class of 2017 Arrives at the Dubb-C
President Asked New Students to 'Just Say Yes'
August 23, 2013
Wilmington College President Jim Reynolds welcomes Monique Altvater, a freshman from Carey, Ohio, to a picnic lunch he and his wife, Sue, hosted Friday.
Faculty and staff welcomed Wilmington College's newest students to campus Friday (Aug. 23) as the Class of 2017 began its "Dubb-C" experience.
President Jim Reynolds asked the 326 freshmen and transfer students to "just say yes" as he addressed the New Student Convocation.
"Say 'yes' to being a positive force on campus," he said. "Say 'yes' to supporting others and providing friendship. Say 'yes' to realizing there is a purpose for your being here. Say 'yes' to sharing the joy you will experience with others.
"Say 'yes' to serving others. Say 'yes' to creating and affirming the very best you can be and say 'yes' to making this place the very best it can be."
Reynolds empathized with those new students that might be feeling a bit of anxiety as they leave the comforts and familiarity of their homes to embark upon a journey into unknown territory, especially those first generation college students.
He recalled the great support from faculty and staff he received as a college student.
"I, like many of you, was the first in my family to go to college. People are here to help you — they want you to be successful," he said. "I'm inviting you to be part of this community and the values we share. This place continues to challenge, excite, engage and support me — as it will for you."
(LEFT) New students engage in the WC tradition of signing the Campus Rock upon their arrival on campus.
The new students include 273 freshmen and 53 transfer students. They come from 12 states and Sweden. Some three-dozen are legacies, as they have a parent, grandparent or sibling that attended WC. The most popular majors include agriculture, athletic training, education and biology.
Student Government Association president Jamie Crane urged them to get involved and take advantage of all that Wilmington College has to offer, including its more than 50 organizations.
"Dig deeper and make so much more of you college career," she said. "I challenge you to use your time here to make WC a better place."
Erika Goodwin, vice president for academic affairs, a WC student herself in the 1990s, said the students are embarking upon one of "life's most transformative and exciting adventures."
Another alumnus, Jill Naylor, Class of 2006, president of Alumni Council, urged them to see going to WC as a "new beginning" for them.
"Embrace this time, enjoy this time, expect challenges and encourage each other," she said.
(RIGHT) This group of new students enjoyed dinner Saturday at Hadley Farms hosted by Gene and Christine Snyder and Mary Ellen Krisher.
The students began four days of orientation activities after moving into their resident halls Thursday morning. Following the convocation, they engaged in the tradition of signing the Campus Rock, a seven-ton boulder placed in front of College Hall in 1906.
They went into the community Saturday morning to engage in service projects while, later in the day, the students toured the city of Wilmington in a "Town Walk-A-Bout," browsing some of the downtown specialty shops and restaurants. A number of WC alumni and friends hosted dinners for the new students Saturday evening,
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Animal Allergies – Theirs, Not Yours
Spring is here, and with it comes trees in bloom, beautiful flowers bursting to life and for an unfortunate many, bothersome allergy symptoms like hay fever. You may also notice your fur-kids constantly scratching, licking and biting themselves. That's because we humans aren't the only ones who suffer pollen allergies and hay fever. Our fur-kids can suffer, too.
Our fur-kid, Riley, has severe allergies. We tried treating him with sprays (he got smart and ran when he saw us with the spray bottle), topical creams (a tasty treat that got licked off) steroids (expensive!), antihistamines (didn't work at all), several changes to his food ($60 for a bag of dog food? Oy vey.) – all to no avail.
On any given day, you would still find him persistently scratching, licking and biting every waking hour to get relief. He would dig at his ears, then shake his head, sending blood spatters in a three-room radius. Our home looked like a crime scene. It was miserable for us all.
We finally broke down and invested in a $400 allergy test that showed poor Riley is allergic to just about every grass and tree pollen in Kentucky – including the grass in his own yard – and now he must have allergy injections several times a month.
Our vet trained us on how to give injections, and Riley doesn't seem to mind at all. He has happily traded licking off the topical itch creams and sprays for chasing me around the house after my shower to try to lick the lotion off my legs. Did I mention that it can take up to a year for these injections to become effective?
If allergy symptoms aren't treated, the constant licking and scratching will create sores that can become infected, creating MORE problems. Unfortunately, I know this all too well.
The good news is that if your fur-kid suffers with allergy symptoms less than three months out of the year usually antihistamines, steroids or medicated shampoos can help control their itching. Other methods to control seasonal allergies are much like human allergy controls: keeping grass and flowering plants cut back, keeping your floors vacuumed (including underneath where lots of dust can collect), keeping windows closed and installing an air purifier. Remember, medications for humans should NEVER be given to your fur-kid unless prescribed by your veterinarian.
If your fur-kid is like Riley and chronically scratches the fur right off his ears, neck, and chest or chews at his feet until he bleeds in spite of trying all of the above and everything in your power to keep them from doing so, you will more than likely have to have them allergy tested to see what they are allergic to and follow up with allergy shots to build up their immunities. In that case, get your checkbook ready; again, it's not cheap. But it is well worth it – for all of us.
Beth Green is a Louisville native and owns Paws Pet Care, a local award-winning pet-sitting and dog-walking company. She is a self-proclaimed "animaniac." On a typical day, you may find her caring for her fur-clients, spending time with her husband and three children, reading, writing, shopping or with her two boxer-babies – Maddie and Riley – who often walk her around the block.
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Beth Green is a Louisville native and owns Paws Pet Care, a local award-winning pet sitting and dog walking company. She is a self-proclaimed "animaniac". On a typical day you may find her caring for her fur-clients, spending time with her husband and three children, reading, writing, shopping or her two boxer-babies – Maddie and Riley – walking her around the block.
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Great article! I am so glad you wrote this bc it makes me feel not as alone with my babies "issues"
Great article! I didn't know they had allergy testing for dogs until just a few months ago! My Jack Russell has had random allergies but they seemed to have subsided since he is older, thank goodness!
I have suggested a product to several of my clients who had dogs that would itch so bad and loose their fur on their "back end" making them bald. Each dog who has taken this supplement:
1) is OFF Benadryl, 2)takes no other medication, 3) their itching reduced each WEEK and now has completely stopped and 4) their HAIR GREW back.
We loved the article, very informative, keep um coming.
Are the injections expensive, or just the testing?
You must have your fur-kid allergy tested first, which is approximately $400, depending on the vet. The cost of the serum for us is about $160 every six weeks, which is cheaper than all the vet visits we were having to make for chronic ear infections and other things.


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This late nineteenth-century ornate salt by Minton imitates so-called Henri Deux ware, an earlier Mannerist style common to tin-glazed earthenware produced in the Saint-Porchaire region of France from c.1520–1550, during the reigns of François I (1515–1537)and Henri II (1547–1559). Many pieces of Saint-Porchaire pottery incorporated armorial bearings, and the WAG work continues this tradition, featuring the interlaced crescents of Diane de Poitiers (1499–1566), a noblewoman and favourite mistress of Henri II. The grotesque masks and strapwork—characteristic of sixteenth-century Mannerist design—are also major aesthetic elements. A very successful enterprise, in 1849 the Minton pottery attracted the esteemed French potter Léon Arnoux as its Art Director. A seasoned experimenter, Arnoux brought modern ideas to the firm, including the Henri Deux style.
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Wilmington's Alumni provide a living link to the College's rich heritage and legacies, as well as a key to ensuring a bright, prosperous future. As students, they were here when:
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- Whittier Court was the site of basketball victories.
- Marble Hall was built by students.
- They were here when sophomores challenged the freshmen to tug-o-wars over Corn Creek.
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Their roles when they were students at Wilmington reflect only part of their impact on the institution.
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I was curious to see what I could do with my DK, that I wouldn't actually do live (the reasons will quickly become clear). On the PTR I regemmed everything, swapped around trinkets, and weapon runes. Basically all my gear is equal parts red and blue sockets, and currently (since Blood is my baby) I have Stam coming out of everything, heavily. I swapped my stam trinkets for Ony's Blood Talisman and my old dodge trinket (ilvl 200 still, yeesh), put the pure parry rune on my weapon, filled all my red sockets with pure dodge rating (including 3 jewelers dodge gems), and put dodge/stam gems in each blue socket.
The end result is, I went from about 38k health unbuffed with about 57% avoidance, to 30k health flat, and about 68% avoidance pre-buffing. I laughed quite hard at the staggering jump in avoidance (and the silly degree to which I was RS'ing). I am *not* advocating that people do this, but it is still worth appreciating just how much avoidance you can pick up without suffering the zomgAWFUL diminishing returns.


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Make sure you're prepared before holiday cooking season rolls around with a discounted slow cooker — you're sure to see plenty of big deals on this kitchen appliance staple. The handy Hamilton Beach Stovetop-Safe Programmable Slow Cooker ($80) promises to be extra helpful for the holidays with its removable nonstick insert. (You can heat it on the stove, so no extra pots to wash!)
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The Senate's most vocal critic of action on climate change said today he was surprised that voters returned President Obama and a Democratic Senate majority to Washington, but vowed that skeptical lawmakers can still chip away at the administration's regulatory plans by taking their message directly to the people.
Sen. James Inhofe (R-Okla.) said he had expected voters to reject Obama and his regulatory regime, which he said was on track to cost the economy hundreds of millions of dollars a year.
"I actually thought that he was out of there," he told reporters today at a Capitol Hill press briefing hosted by the conservative, Chicago-based think tank the Heartland Institute.
Obama's victory means U.S. EPA will move ahead aggressively with regulations for ozone, toxics and emissions from hydraulic fracturing, and especially greenhouse gas emissions, all of which will be costly to the economy, Inhofe said. And Republican lawmakers will have fewer tools at their disposal to stop those rules.
But Inhofe said climate skeptics could make headway during these years by driving home the cost of EPA's actions to their constituents.
"I have taken the time to go around the state -- and I mean relentlessly all over the state -- to make sure that people know what this is going to cost them," he said.
Obama said during a post-election press briefing that he, too, planned to step up communication in his second term about the importance of limiting heat-trapping emissions and the threats posed by climate change, but Inhofe predicted that his campaign would be more successful.
"We have truth on our side," he said.
EPA, Inhofe added, should spend these years taking a second look at the science of climate change, rather than pursuing regulations that he says are not supported by science. The vast majority of climate scientists agree that human emissions are a major driver of climate change.
Inhofe spoke as U.N. climate talks are under way in Doha, Qatar. No U.S. lawmakers are currently scheduled to attend the talks, which Inhofe dismissed as "an annual party" for bureaucrats.
Inhofe's office has not ruled out the possibility of his attending the talks via video message, as he did last year. But a trip to Qatar would be wasted, he told reporters yesterday, because there is no possibility that the United States will pass comprehensive climate change legislation in the coming years.
"That is a promise," he said. "It's not going to happen. So why go down there and waste a lot of time?"


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Hanukkah Fun: The Dreidel Game Subject: Arts & Humanities Grade: K-2, 3-5, 6-8 Brief Description Students create dreidels, traditional Hanukkah toys, from common materials and play the dreidel game! Objectives Students learn about the history of the dreidel. follow directions to create dreidels from common materials. follow the rules to play the dreidel game. Keywords December, holiday, Hanukkah, Chanukah, dreidel, tradition, custom, game Materials Needed Computer(s) with Internet access or printouts of resources in the Lesson section below. See specific resources in Lesson section for other possible materials. Lesson Plan Begin the lesson by discussing the history of Hanukkah and the dreidel, using information from teacher-selected resources or from Torah Tots. Tell students that they will create their own dreidels and learn to play the dreidel game. Print directions for making paper dreidels; directions are available online at Chanukah On the Net -- Dreidel Pattern. You also might let students make dreidels from milk cartons or boxes, following the directions at Hanukkah Crafts & Recipes: Dreidels. After students create their dreidels, have students learn the rules for the dreidel game, using teacher-selected resources or printouts from one of the following sites. Chanukah On the Net -- The Dreidel Organize students into small groups to play the dreidel game. Assessment Evaluate students' ability to follow directions in creating dreidels and playing the dreidel game. Lesson Plan Source Education World Submitted By Lois Lewis National Standards Language Arts:NL-ENG.K-12.1NL-ENG.K-12.2NL-ENG.K-12.9NL-ENG.K-12.12 Visual Arts:NA-VA.K-4.1NA-VA.5-8.1 Links last updated 12/08/2014
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Christmas Around the World: Lessons and Activities A world of activities and websites focused on traditions and holidays celebrated by people all over the globe.
On Christmas morning, boys and girls around the world will waken early and run excitedly downstairs to see what Santa Claus has left for them... Well, that's not exactly how it goes -- for around the world children celebrate the Christmas holidays in many different ways. In Germany, the 6th of December is a special day: ...There's a special tradition all over Germany on December 6th. [On] the evening of December 5th you put your cleaned (big) boots outside the house in front of the door (or inside). Some people also put a plate there or on the windowsill. The bread in the plate is for the white horse of Santa Claus ... In the morning you see that Santa Claus really was at your house and put nice things into the boots or plates, e.g., all kinds of nuts, oranges, apples, sweets, chocolate, small presents ... But if you [weren't] well behaved the whole year you only get a switch so that your parents can punish you, but they don't!Kristine and Wiebke, Germany And in Italy, January 6th is a day long-awaited by many children: The 6th of January is the day on which the three Wise Men arrive at the Bethlehem cave in which kid Jesus is and give him gold, incense and myrrh and for this reason in Italy children receive presents traditionally brought by the "Befana," a good old witch who comes into their homes through the chimney. This is the last day to the Christmas holiday in Italy.Elisbetta, Italy In Sweden, December 13th is a special day that children look forward to all year long: Saint Lucia [Day] is celebrated all over Sweden on December 13th. The custom with the girl dressed in white with candles on her head has a complicated background ... In our school we celebrate Saint Lucia Day outside very early in the morning while it's still dark. Our Saint Lucia is coming in a carriage pulled by a very small horse. She is followed by Santa Claus on a big horse and a lot of girls and boys in white gowns and a lot of candles. They all sing traditional Christmas songs and read poems. After the ceremony we all eat ginger cookies and bread with saffron. To celebrate is very important to Swedish people.Class 4c in Nasbyparksskolan Your students can read all about these Christmas celebrations and others around the world on the Multicultural Calendar, a web site devoted to explanations (most of them kid-written) of holiday celebrations. Kids around the world are invited to post their own messages telling about their special ways of celebrating all year long! Want to read explanations of a few more December celebrations around the world? Click here to read about Christmas celebrations in Mexico, Denmark, and Australia. Then visit the Multicultural Calendar Web site for many more. On the site you can view holiday entries from around the world organized by month, by holiday, or by country. OTHER PLACES TO GO FOR A MULTICULTURAL VIEW OF CHRISTMAS Christmas Traditions Around the World (Santas.net) Christmas Around the World (TheHolidaySpot.com) Christmas Around the World (The-North-Pole.com) Christmas Around the World (Christmas.com, an archived site) CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS AROUND THE GLOBE WITH A "WORLD" OF CHRISTMAS ACTIVITIES! Art/Writing. If you could give any gift to the people of the world, what would that gift be? Draw a picture of your gift and write a sentence to explain what your gift is and why you chose it. Geography. Hang a world map in the center of a bulletin board. Invite each student to write on a card the expression "Merry Christmas" in a different language. (For a source, see How "Merry Christmas" Is Said Around the World. Or try this alternate source.) Attach yarn to each card. Invite students to post the cards around the map on the bulletin and to extend each strand of yarn from a "Merry Christmas" card to the appropriate country. Table Reading. Provide table reading practice using one of two Teaching Masters provided. The TMs provide tables showing the ten most popular holiday greeting cards mailed in the United States. Choose the Primary TM (practice for younger students) or the Upper Grade TM (for upper elementary students and above).Answer Key for Primary TM:1. Christmas, 2. 1 billion, 3. Mother's Day; 4. Halloween; 5. Thanksgiving; 6. 250 million, 7. Jewish New Year.Answer Key for Upper Grade TM:1. Christmas, 2. 1 billion; 3. 50 million; 4, Halloween; 5. 75 million; 6. 1 million; 7. 250 million; 8. February, because many more cards are mailed for Valentine's Day than are mailed for St. Patrick's Day; 9. 2,700,011,000; THINK ABOUT IT! Accept reasoned responses (probably not as many as are mailed at Christmas, but more than are mailed at Easter). Gift Ideas. Sometimes students don't have the money to buy a small gift for another family member. Giving of themselves is a great gift idea. Students might: Create a simple "coupon" or "gift certificate" form that children can fill in and give as a gift. The form should provide spaces labeled TO:, FROM:, and MY GIFT TO YOU:. Students might want to brainstorm gift ideas (ie., raking the yard, babysitting, serving breakfast in bed) before filling out their gift certificates. Create a "job jar" by decorating a large jar and putting inside it small folded slips of paper with odd jobs written on each. A few blank slips might be included so parents can write on them a preferred "job" for the student to do. Math/Cooking. Use one of the recipes from Christmas Recipes. Ask students to make a list of the ingredients they'll need to buy to make double the quantity called for in the recipe. If you teach older students, challenge them to list the ingredients required to make 10 dozen snowball cookies, enough spiced cider to serve 30 people, or large quantities of other recipes. These Web sites offer many recipes, so you could pair off students and give each pair a different recipe to double. If you can, prepare one of the recipes. Writing. Ask students to pretend they have pen pals in foreign countries. Their pen pals celebrate Christmas (or other holidays) in a way very different than they might do. Invite students to write letters to their pen pals to explain how their families celebrate the holidays. Research. Invite students brainstorm different symbols of Christmas or other December holiday celebrations. Christmas symbols, for example, might include the Christmas card, the star, mistletoe, the poinsettia, holly, the Christmas tree, and Christmas carols. Also students might research the different faces of Santa Claus, including St. Nicholas, Father Christmas, and Santa Claus. Students might use as their research starting point some of the "Other Places to Go for a Multicultural View of Christmas" that are listed above. MORE CHRISTMAS FUN ON THE INTERNET Christmas Tongue Twisters "Seven Santas sang silly songs," "Running reindeer romp 'round red wreaths," "Ten tiny tin trains toot ten times," and many more! Christmas Crafts and Activities This site provides links to all kinds of "crafty" sites. You'll find recipes for playdough, gak, and finger paint; pictures to color; directions for making rock candy and recycled paper; and tons of other arts and crafts ideas.Note: This is an archived page that might load very slowly. The Christmas Trivia Quiz Learn all about the Christmas holiday while having fun with this self-correcting quiz. FROM THE EDUCATION WORLD ARCHIVE Don't miss Education World's December Holidays archive page. There you will find dozens of ideas for teaching about the holidays as well as craft activities, resources, and more. Article by Gary Hopkins Education World® Editor-in-Chief Copyright © Education World Last updated 12/08/2014
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December Holiday Lesson Plans and Activities - Christmas, Kwanzaa, Hanukkah and More December is a month full of special days. Education World offers resources to help educators teach about all those special days. The resources below include holiday lesson plans; holiday art and gift projects; and additional holiday resources. DECEMBER LESSON IDEAS December: A Month of Multicultural Holiday Celebrations Do your students celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, or Three Kings Day? Maybe they celebrate St. Lucia Day or Ramadan. December offers great opportunities for teaching about our multicultural world. Included: Teaching lessons and resources. Additional Education World Resources Best Books for Teaching About... December Holidays, Holidays, Winter, more...Reader's Theater "The Strange Case of S.C.," "Holiday High Jinks," more...Every-Day Edits for DecemberPlus! Bulletin Boards That Teach Writing Bugs Coloring Calendars Month of Fun Word Search Puzzles Holiday Projects: Classroom Decorating and Gift-Making Ideas Are you tired of doing the same holiday art project year after year? Education World reaches into our holiday sack (and our archives too) to find just the project for you. Included: Handprint wreathes, tissue paper bows, dozens of more ideas. Classroom Lessons Deliver Holiday Presence Capitalize on students excitement about the December holidays. Seven lessons combine fun and learning to deliver a holiday presence in the classroom. Included: Graphs, graphic organizers, bulletin board ideas, more. Emphasize the Giving -- Not the Getting -- This Holiday Season Are your students too focused on the gimme elements of the holiday season? Teach them about the true meaning of the season by emphasizing the giving over the getting. Included: Ten classroom activities that focus on doing good things for other people. Unwrap Five New Holiday Lessons We've wrapped up five new lessons just for you -- simply grab the bow and pull. You'll find lessons to develop vocabulary and reading skills, to teach about pop culture and multiculturalism, and to challenge students to create ABC books and timelines. Take the Polar Express to LearningPolar Express, the movie, joined Polar Express, the popular children's book, in November 2004. Holiday time is a great time to take a fresh look at the book. For this "teachable moment," Education World connects you to these lessons and resources. Teacher Feature: Starring Kay Lanceley Kay Lanceley helps students participate in an annual American Red Cross holiday project called Letters to Santa. "I love seeing the high school kids toting bags of gifts, bicycles, and so on, to the Red Cross collection area, and I love how attached they get to the children whose letters touch them," she told Education World. Santa Claus and Newton's Three Laws of Motion Leigh O. Cody, who teaches at Needwood Middle School in Brunswick, Georgia, submitted this week's lesson in which students decide which of Newton's Three Laws of Motion applies to each of three Santa scenarios. Brighten Up the Holidays with Cross-Curriculum Activities Across-the-curriculum activities that teach skills while celebrating the season. Chicken Soup for the Holiday Soul Teacher Alison Murphy finds the week before winter break to be very hectic at school. Because her students love to hear stories from the popular Chicken Soup series, she uses that to challenge them to create their own Chicken Soup books to take home as holiday gifts. Give Your Students the Dickens Explore some of the student-friendly Dickens Web sites we found and hear from some of the teachers and Dickens fans who created them. Included: Teacher-created ideas for extending the works of Dickens. December Days: Ten Activities to Celebrate a Month of Special Days Activities for ten special dates in December, a geography teaching master, and more. Seasonal Notepad Gift In this simple technology lesson, students create a seasonal notepad gift. (Grades K-12) A Musical Holiday Gift A CD song collection by your students makes a great gift for any holiday. (Grades PreK-12) Sites to See: December Holidays Don't let the December holidays disrupt the learning in your classroom. These online resources help incorporate the holidays into real learning activities -- and provide a little fun as well. Included: A dozen Web sites for Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, and Christmas. Does December Spell "Dilemma" in Your School? Emphasize holiday education instead of celebration for a peaceful season. Updated 11/16/2011 More Resources for December Crafts Menorah Decoration Weave A Kwanzaa Mat Christmas Arts & CraftsSounds Christmas Music Hanukkah Songs Kwanzaa Music & Video Ramadan Song More Christmas CarolsRecipes Gingerbread Men Kwanzaa Recipes Ramadan Recipes Christmas Cookie Clipart Christmas Clip Art Kwanzaa Graphics Activities Christmas Coloring Book Kwanzaa Workbook Hanukkah Coloring Book Christmas PuzzlesGames Christmas Games Billy Bear's Hanukkah Kwanzaa Game
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WINDSOR HEIGHTS – The Iowa DNR joins the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), and Linn and Polk counties in designating April 29 through May 3 as Air Quality Awareness Week.
Iowa's air generally measures within good to acceptable quality, although sometimes fine particles (referred to as Particulate Matter 2.5) increase close to the ground where people breathe. Dust, dirt, soot, smoke and liquid droplets are examples of fine particles that can impact lungs and the ability to breathe, particularly in sensitive groups. Sensitive groups include children, elderly, those with asthma and compromised lung and heart conditions, and outdoor athletes and workers that heavily exert their lungs.
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Flame Hardware Detail Short
Cuffed shorts in Flame red are summer essentials to outsmart the heat. With equestrian hardware detail on front pockets, and buttoned flap pockets in back. Cotton/Spandex. Machine wash. Imported.
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We should not have cut Curry if this was gonna happen. Curry is the opposite of McClain in terms of character and playing style.
We should not have cut Curry if this was gonna happen. Curry is the opposite of McClain in terms of character and playing style.
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We need to purge this team and fast!
This coaching staff is also very weak imo
Know what's so sorry bout this?
Should be "I've got four million reasons to care".
One time I thought he would be like a Von Miller for us.
I think he can still be good, but he's gotta change his point of view.
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And the Raider Nation has and needs only one reason not to care about you Mr McClain...YOU SUCK!
I wonder if this douche is going to show at the facility today and apologize? His suspension is lifted, what do you think happens with him now at this point?
Behind the ostensible government sits enthroned an invisible government, owing no allegiance and acknowledging no responsibility to the people. To destroy this invisible government, to dissolve the unholy alliance between corrupt business and corrupt politics is the first task of the statesmanship of the day.-Theodore Roosevelt
There's no country on Earth that would tolerate missiles raining down on its citizens from outside its borders.
-Barack "drone" Obama, 11/18/2012
Lets not forget that Goethel out played him in camp last year and basically took his job before getting hurt. I know that would have pissed Al off, but the writing was on the wall then.
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Watercolor Floral Christina Cardigan
A watercolor palette, all-directional ribbing, and a longer, low-hip length that slims the silhouette.
- Refined rib trim.
- Length: 25" to 29".
- 100% cotton.
- Hand wash. Imported.
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