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I am committed to maintaining Yale's status as one of the world's top centers for cancer research and patient care, through innovative programs at the cutting edge of science and clinical practice. For example, we have a facility to investigate a patient's cancer at the molecular level giving us key molecular data that our oncologists use to pursue the most promising treatments for our patients as early as possible in the course of their disease.
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Giveaway from Southern Fabric
554 comments:
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I am in love with the Little Black Dress 2 line. The star quilt that was featured on modabakeshop.com is just stunning!ReplyDelete
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April showers!!ReplyDelete
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I love their sale selection!! So many options!ReplyDelete
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They have a great selection in their shop!
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I'd get the Shades of Black Jelly Roll. Got an idea for a quilt for the man in my life and this would be perfectxxReplyDelete
April showers is pretty much perfect!ReplyDelete
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I love the Aviary Lilac and Saffron and Funky Monkey collections. They would be perfect for the baby things I want to make my friends.ReplyDelete
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I love the Aviary 2 bundle!!ReplyDelete
I love the Heirloom fat quarter bundles - all of them!ReplyDelete
I would get the Little Black Dress Fat Quarters bundle!ReplyDelete
I've been eyeing that Little Black Dress collection from afar!ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness! The Aviary 2 - Saffron - Charm Pack - perfection!ReplyDelete
I love the Mixed Bag - Fat Quarter Bundle by Studio M for Moda. Lots of great things on sale too!ReplyDelete
I love Wishes by Sweetwater. Thank you for the chance.ReplyDelete
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What a generous giveaway! If I won I would definitely choose the new V & Co Color Me Happy, any kind of pre-cut, I just can't wait to play with that range!ReplyDelete
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Southern Fabric has a fantastic daily deal every day! Make sure you check it out every day. Great giveaway~ReplyDelete
Love the chevron - I've been wanting to get some!ReplyDelete
Has to be April Showers!!ReplyDelete
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I think my favorite is April Showers. Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
I really like the Joel Dewberry true colors collection.ReplyDelete
Really Love the Little Black Dress fabric.ReplyDelete
Really Love the Little Black Dress fabric.ReplyDelete
Apple Jack - Fat Quarter by Tim BeckReplyDelete
i totally love daydream by kate spain, thanks for the chanceReplyDelete
I Love Scrumptious! I would love to have the charm pack!ReplyDelete
i love all the wood grain colors in dewberry's True Colors!!ReplyDelete
I've been itching to try some Aurifil thread and I'd love a Splash rotary cutter. Thanks so much for the chance to win. I've saved them to my favorites, they have a very nice selection.ReplyDelete
I'm drooling over Wishes!ReplyDelete
After looking around the site, I love Wishes. I love the doily prints.ReplyDelete
I love Road 15 by Sweetwater!! Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
I would love a Layer Cake of April Showers!ReplyDelete
I love Joel Dewberry's True Colors. Thanks!ReplyDelete
I really like April showers. Such pretty colours.ReplyDelete
Southern Fabric is great, I have ordered from them before. Love their scrap bags!ReplyDelete
I love the noteworthy layer cake!ReplyDelete
Love Bluebird Park by Kate and Birdie!ReplyDelete
Little Black Dress, for sure! Thank you!ReplyDelete
two that I have been drooling over....ReplyDelete
Little Black Dress and Aviary 2 - Vintage Yellow
I like the Chirp Chirp precutsReplyDelete
I LOVE "Little Black Dress" and about a hundred other of the fabric lines she carries :)ReplyDelete
I just ordered from her and I got great quick service!!!
I would love the GC :)
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Love Amy Butler's 'Soul Blossoms'! Big thanks to you and Aubrey for the great giveaway!ReplyDelete
Cool giveaway! I love the Soul Blossoms - Fat Quarter Bundle by Amy ButlerReplyDelete
I really like April Showers - Jelly Roll by Bonnie & CamilleReplyDelete
I love the Giggles and Enchanted Garden jelly rolls. (and lots of other lines). Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
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I love the bonnie and camille!ReplyDelete
I've been eyeing the Grant Park fabrics (Minnick and Simpson) and would love to see what I could do with a jellyroll :DReplyDelete
I too love Wishes by Sweetwater and would love to win this gift certificate!!ReplyDelete
I love the Sunshine charm pack by Riley BlakeReplyDelete
I really love Color Me Happy, but it'd be a hard decision if I won as there's so much lovely stuff to choose from!ReplyDelete
I really like "Aviary 2 - Vintage Yellow," yellow is one of my favorite colors, and this fabric is really lovely!ReplyDelete
I love Southern Fabrics and have been buying from Aubrey since I discovered her on Ebay. I love that she has some older lines - I have bought so many Bonnie and Camille prints that I couldn't find elsewhere. The thing I love are the scrap bags. I have bought a few and they are such good value! Wide pieces and lots of them. Thanks for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
April Showes, Wishes, Color Me Happy.... I can pick one!ReplyDelete
I am loving Sphere by Zen ChicReplyDelete
I love all of the little mini charm packs...especially Daydreams. Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
I love april showers. thanks for the chanceReplyDelete
So many beatiful things - I'm loving the Sphere and Fun & Games collections. Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
Right now I'm obsessed with mini charm packs. I like to use them for EPP hexagons. High Street is such a bright, fun pack that I'm not sure I can resist it! :)ReplyDelete
The Sunnysiude bundle!ReplyDelete
I love April Showers by Bonnie & Camille - such a lovely range! Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
I still realy love Happy Go Lucky - it is just so happy and fresh :) Another FAB giveaway!ReplyDelete
I love the Happy-Go-Lucky charm pack! And I could definitely use the Bella solid charm pack for the quilt I'm working on now!ReplyDelete
Oh dear! I love all fabric! I really like the April Showers by Bonnie and Camille charm pack as well as some of the adorable Fig Tree Threads patterns.ReplyDelete
I would love some Color Me Happy from V and Co!ReplyDelete
I'd love some of the Bonnie & Camille FQ bundles.ReplyDelete
Hard to find anything I don't love . . . but that Noteworthy fat quarter bundle by Sweetwater is calling to me.ReplyDelete
I love that they still have Joel Dewberry's Aviary in stock, having missed it as I started quilting after it came out. I might have to succumb anyway and get some sent to a US friend so I can pick it up when I come to visit her in May ;o)ReplyDelete
Great sale they are having right now. I think I have to pick up some charm packs.....don't tell my husband!ReplyDelete
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I really still love Marmalade. Very nice selections of fabric. Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
Simply Color FQ Bundle is my favorite - thanks for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
I love the charm pack My Sunshine! Very nice online store for sure!!! They have lots of goodies!!!!ReplyDelete
There's so much to love at Southern Fabrics! I'm still crazy about Nicey Jane by Heather Bailey.ReplyDelete
I am in love with the 2wenty Thr3e Jelly Roll.ReplyDelete
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I've been drooling over the new True Colors line so some of that would have to make it to my closet!ReplyDelete
I love the scrap packs. I need a little something to finish a quilt for my mother-in-law and the scrap pack would be the best way to get a little bit of a collection!ReplyDelete
I love Southern Fabric! Great selection. Right now I am crushing on the Daydream bundles.ReplyDelete
Love the Reversible Pinwheel Pieced Cap Pattern and the Fun and Games fabric by Riley Blake.ReplyDelete
I would love a wishes bundle!ReplyDelete
I love their bundles! So many to choose from! Just found the new Muslin Mates by Moda! Awesome low-volume mix!!! Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
Love the Simply Color bundle by V and Co.ReplyDelete
I would get the half yard bundle of Scrumptious by Bonnie and Camille. Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
I love, love the Aviary collection in all the colors, but I especially like the yellow one. Gorgeous!ReplyDelete
I'd get some April Showers -- thanks!!ReplyDelete
I love the Heirloom Ruby charm packs!ReplyDelete
LOVE the Heirloom Ruby Half Yard Bundle!ReplyDelete
Love the Aviary 2 line from Joel Dewberry - but which colour? Decisions, decisions!ReplyDelete
I love the red fat quarter bundle -- beautiful collection of fabrics!ReplyDelete
I am loving Daydreams and Color Me Happy at the moment. So bright and freshReplyDelete
Love several dots and chevron collections but fav is Wishes by SweetwaterReplyDelete
I am really liking the Wishes fabrics right now!ReplyDelete
love 'happy go lucky', thanksReplyDelete
I love their Daydream half yard bundle.ReplyDelete
I like the Posey mini charm in addition to the Wishes Collection. I am really excitied about the wishes line.ReplyDelete
I love the new Pot Luck collection.ReplyDelete
I would love the Scenic Road CollectionReplyDelete
I love April Showers and Scrumptious as well.ReplyDelete
I love Sphere!ReplyDelete
I think I might grab some Happy Go Lucky before it's gone. I love that clean primary palette!ReplyDelete
Very nice. I still haven't gotten my hands on any Bluebird Park fabric yet. Sigh.ReplyDelete
I love Wishes. Such bright happy colors!ReplyDelete
Noteworthy is my favoriteReplyDelete
After hopping over there I discovered Daydreams by Kate Spain. There are some really great prints in that line! Wishes by Sweetwater is a favorite too... Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
I am coveting the little black dress line. Nice wesite layout too.ReplyDelete
Love the doggie bed pattern - Barker Lounger by Quilted Fish!!!! I've got to make one or two of them for my dogs!!ReplyDelete
I've been planning a quilt with Moda's Sunnyside fabric so I think I'l go nuts and get a fat quarter bundle for that!ReplyDelete
I love the Heirloom Citrine bundle. Those colors are scrumptious!ReplyDelete
I'm drooling over Little Black Dress 2 but there are so many to choose from, who could pick just one!ReplyDelete
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Anything by V and Co. I just love Color Me HappyReplyDelete
I love the little black dress collection. Definetly exciting!ReplyDelete
The Giggles collection is so cute!ReplyDelete
Love the Amy Butler Lotus line.ReplyDelete
I love freespirit scrap packs! Its a great way to add more prints to my stash without breaking the bank.ReplyDelete
I would love more fabric to build up my stash. New sewer!!! I love Medium Dots - Rolie Polie by Riley Blake!ReplyDelete
Some Simply Color or Soul Blossoms would be awesome! So many great choices! Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
I love all the older Amy Butler on sale...that's some of my favorite stuffReplyDelete
I love that you can search by so many different categories and that you can pay with PayPal!ReplyDelete
OhMy! Little Matryoshka! I loved this! And I was smitten with the graphics, design and layout - and the sale page was great! This is well-thought out and very easy to navigate! I'm going shopping regardless - thank you!ReplyDelete
I love the april showers collectionReplyDelete
Sunnyside! I JUST LOVE IT! The prints, the colors. It's a perfect June day all captured into each piece! Thank you!ReplyDelete
I would get some "love" and "story time".ReplyDelete
I love Scrumptious - Summer in Aqua.ReplyDelete
Wishes has been on my wish list for a while now. I would love to buy some! Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
I LoVe Eric and Julie Comstock's 2wenty Thr3e! I absolutely fell in love with the ticket stub prints and the colors- just look at those yellows, pinks, reds and grays!ReplyDelete
I love anything from Bonnie and Camille. While I was looking at Southern Fabric I actually got some Marmalade fabric.ReplyDelete
Southern Fabric has some great stuff. I love the new True Colors line. Thank you and them for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
I love a good sale and they have them! I think they have a great selection of fabrics as well.ReplyDelete
There are so many things that I love! I do love the Marmalade, Wishes, and Noteworthy. Thank you for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
Great site! I just went to the 50% off sale category and found tons of great charm packs and yardages. Love it! Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
I love the scenic route bundle by Riley Blake!ReplyDelete
Love Honeysweet Bundle by Fig Tree and Co.ReplyDelete
I love that Sweetwater Wishes bundle!ReplyDelete
So many fabrics I love!! I loved to try out some Sweetwater!ReplyDelete
I'd love to get some of the pretty little things fabric.ReplyDelete
My current favourite is April Showers, but that will probably change in about 10 minutes. There are so many great choices!ReplyDelete
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I love it all! Hahaha I love when they have sales especially, then I would probably buy the 2wenty Thr3e - Fat Quarter by Eric & Julie Comstock
Wishes is my latest must have line. The colors are just so up my alley.ReplyDelete
Love everything in the Heirloom Ruby collection. Thank you for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
Really liking the True Colors lines-who doesn't need more basics? Thanks for the chance.ReplyDelete
I love the Hubba Hubba Fat Quarter Bundle by Me and My Sister.ReplyDelete
I like Sphere by Zen Chic. Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
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I love Southern Fabric's super fast shipping!ReplyDelete
Just love the Wishes collection!ReplyDelete
I love the Valencia collection! Awesome giveaway, thanks for the chance to enter!ReplyDelete
I do like the Wishes by Sweetwater but I really love anything from Bonnie & Camille. Thank you for the great giveaway and good luck to everyone.ReplyDelete
I would get some more Scrumptious fabric. Thanks for the chance!ReplyDelete
I'd go for Color Me Happy or Wishes!ReplyDelete
I would get bluebird park--been eyeing that for a long time!!ReplyDelete
So many beautiful fabrics..Love the Aviary 2 by Joel Dewberry...So hard to makae a choice..I was twirling like a kid in a candy shop....Wow..Thanks..Liked the Bluebird Park too...love itReplyDelete
I love the Little Black Dress Collection 2 - Basic Grey By Moda.ReplyDelete
It's my favourite fabric store seriously. It cost me so much every time I visit the website. I don't even need to go there to tell you my pick. The scrap bundles. They're always great and available at a fantastic price too.ReplyDelete
I would buy some Scrumptious. That collection is beautiful.ReplyDelete
Scrumptious-Summer-Auqua by Bonnie & Camille for Moda! Love it!ReplyDelete
Scrumptious-Summer-Auqua by Bonnie & Camille for Moda! Love it!ReplyDelete
I love the Happy Go Lucky line.ReplyDelete
Anything by Amy Butler will make me happy - I spotted Lark, Lotus and Love. email@example.com
I love Daydreams by Kate Spain. Great new collection!ReplyDelete
LOVE Little Black Dress!ReplyDelete
I love the fabrics by Joel DewberryReplyDelete
I always love Amy Butler fabrics!ReplyDelete
I like True Colors--all of them--but also like bundles--at least a half yard or even a yard. Thanks for the generous giveaway.ReplyDelete
I like the Nicey Jane collection. Beautiful soft colors.ReplyDelete
She has so much to choose from. I might have to get a Nicey Jane layer cake. I missed most of those fabrics the first time around.ReplyDelete
I love the April Showers. My mind is spinning with all the possibilities.ReplyDelete
My next project is a quilt using Vintage Modern, and I'd love to add some Scrumptious!ReplyDelete
I really love True Colors and Little Black Dress. Thanks for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
I love their Fat Quarter Stash Club! Plus the Amy Butler Fabric and Aurifil thread.ReplyDelete
I love the assortment of precuts!ReplyDelete
I love "LITTLE BLACK DRESS". I started a quilt with Little Black dReplyDelete
Dress I and would love to finish it with II. Thanks for the give away!Replies
Fun and Games by Riley Blake and Aviary 2. Thanks for the giveaway!Delete
I love the True Colors bundles.ReplyDelete
I'd love any of the fabric that's on sale...50% off? Yes please!ReplyDelete
I love all of the Half Moon Modern Zig Zag. Thanks!ReplyDelete
I'm dying to get my hands on the Wishes line. Love, love, love!!!ReplyDelete
Love the wishes bundle but oh so many to choose from!ReplyDelete
I love the great sale prices (I love a bargain!) and the Hearty Good Wishes layer cake is gorgeous!ReplyDelete
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Q. After your strong performance in Bahrain, What are you up to now?
Checo: "After the first four flyaways, there's a bit of a natural break - like it's time for everyone to reset and start a new season in Europe. It always feels exciting returning to Europe - almost like the start of the season again! - but it's also good that there's a three-week break between Bahrain and Barcelona. That's a good time to relax because there's been a lot of travel for the last 10 weeks. We spend huge amounts of time in airports, so it is nice to finally get some time to myself - I'll be training throughout the whole time, but I'll also be seeing friends and family. Hopefully, I can get to watch some football, too!
"I'll also be back to the MTC to prepare for the Spanish Grand Prix. We've got some routine engineering meetings before the race, and it'll be good to catch up with the team before we go racing again."
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This wall-mounted, illuminated cabinet keeps up to 104 pieces of jewelry organized and easily accessible. Available exclusively from Hammacher Schlemmer, the armoire has six LEDs that cast bright light inside the cabinet to help you quickly locate jewelry. The inside of the door has slotted wooden shelves that hold up to 36 pairs of earrings, mounted hooks allow you to hang up to 8 long necklaces or bracelets, and five ring rolls accommodate up to 60 rings. The armoire has a key lock, it is lined with microfiber that prevents jewelry from tarnishing, and the exterior of the door has a mirror. Includes instructions and all hardware for wall mounting. Requires four AA batteries. Made from birch veneers. Cherry or Oak finish. 24" H x 15" W x 5" D. (20 lbs.)
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I know instructions shouldn't be necessary; but mounting hints for 1 person or 2 people would be helpful. I'm handy, but wanting to surprise my wife, I had to find a way to mount it by myself. Removing the door enabled me to do that. Included hints like that would help others.
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This Wonderful Jewelry Box hangs on the wall where the first thing in the morning I put my jewelry on to match the clothes I'm wearing. Their all there in their place rings, earrings, bracelets with their matching necklaces. It is small but holds so many pieces! I bought this Small Giant to go in my dressing room.
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I honestly thought I wouldn't keep this, but it holds a surprising amount of jewelry. If you wear bulky necklaces, you'll have to store those elsewhere, but for the smaller pieces like earrings, bracelets, pendant necklaces and rings, this is the ticket. Very nice lighting too.
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It is lovely, roomy, and convenient.
Perfect storage for all of my jewelry
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This armoire is perfect for organizing jewelry, and the mirror and interior light are great. It is heavy, which is a plus, because it looks and feels like a much more expensive piece, but the weight is a minus when it comes to installation.Two of us became very frustrated very quickly trying to install it. While the instructions were helpful, lining up the holes in the armoire with the pilot holes and anchors was IMPOSSIBLE. Fortunately, we have a house with lathe and plaster and ended up just screwing the screws into the plaster after we kept missing the anchors. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that it's there to stay.
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I'd been wanting this for some time and am really glad I finally got one. When you can see all your jewellery, it's easy to pick out something to wear each day. I'm finding that I'm wearing pieces that I had forgotten about.
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I actually already had one of these plus the bigger model. Absolutely love them for my jewellery.
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can readily see jewelry but could use more hooks for necklaces.
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I placed it in the bathroom, it looks great and holds quite a bit. I don't have a lot of bracelets and necklaces, but several watches and they hang nicely off the hooks. Sturdy construction, and applied to the wall well, no one can just lift it off and walk away. The locking mechanism is not great, but it will help deter the curious.
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Beautiful cherry finish. Great size - holds most of my jewelry well. But, there is too much space used for ring storage. Would have given it 5 stars if not for the ring storage issue. Regarding installation, it does require 2 people and is a bit awkward, but my husband and I put it up in less than 10 minutes.
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On February 18, South Carolina Department of Revenue investigators charged a corporate security chief with filing fraudulent state income tax returns by claiming fabricated business deductions. Three weeks later, an Anderson County couple was charged by the Department with preparing fraudulent state income tax returns by submitting fake W-2 forms and claiming bogus tax deductions. On March 19, a North Charleston police officer was taken to jail after Revenue Department investigators accused her of claiming fraudulent exemptions on her W-4 withholding form to avoid paying state taxes. On March 20 a Chester resident was charged with four counts of failing to file her tax returns.
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District 5 is home to some of the strongest competitors in IMPBA. It occupies the geographical area of Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Tennessee.
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The Nitro Burners of Baton Rouge were formed in 1975. Their three premier races are the Winter Shootout in February, Summer Challenge in July, and the Snowball Classic in December.
The other Club in Louisiana is the Acadian Model Power Boat Association (AMPBA) they are located in the New Iberia area. Their premier race is the TOP GUN race in April.
The Music City Buoy Dodgers (MCBD) located in the Nashville area, are still working to obtain a permanent lake site to run boats. They hold a spring and fall race in conjunction with the Huntsville Model Boating Association. The MCBD club has hosted the 1998 International Regatta.
The Mississippi Model Boaters Association (MMBA). This club started in 1999 and is the only one in the state of Mississippi. They hold three races each year. There April race is the Thunder on the Water, Summer Sizzler is in August, and their October race is the Crackerbox Invitational.
The Jackson, Tennessee RC Boat Modelers Club started in 2003 and have a brand new Drivers stand and judge's stand with a very nice launch area. They have also hosted the 2004 and 2005 INTERNATIONAL REGATTA. And did one of the best jobs on the Internats to date.
The newest club is the reforming of the Memphis R/C Boat Club. They have reformed this club in 2006 making them the newest club in District 5.
The Huntsville club is the oldest club in District Five; the Huntsville Model Boating Association (HMBA) was started in 1967. They have hosted 8 IMPBA International Regattas with one of these as a joint effort with the MCBD club, plus the First Gas Internats.
Just to show how strong District 5 is they have hosted the International Regatta ten times in the past twenty years. This shows just how strong District 5 is and how they feel about IMPBA.
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OSWEGO, N.Y. -- The superintendent for the Oswego City School District has announced his retirement. William Crist informed the school board sending members a letter. Crist will leave his post at the end of the school year.
The decision comes after he couldn't reach an agreement with the school board to renew his contract. In the letter, Crist said:
"I have thoroughly enjoyed my time as superintendent of schools in the district and community in which I have lived and worked for the past 30 years. I am proud, honored and humbled to have served in the positions of teacher, administrator and superintendent in the wonderful school district from which I graduated."
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Eastern Nebraska Community Active Partnership (ENCAP) will provide a government funded navigator for the State of Nebraska to provide information about the Affordable Care Act, also known as "Obamacare." The navigator will then help area residents apply for health insurance via the marketplace if desired. If you think that such a plan might be right for you, please pay attention to the following:Library: Millard Branch (402.444.4848)
The Marketplace offers different types of health plans to meet a variety of needs and budgets. The first step is to figure out how much you want to spend on health coverage each month.
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Tom Isern, Distinguished Professor of History, presented the keynote address to the New Zealand Historical Association on Nov. 28. The meeting was held at Massey University, Palmerston North. Isern's...
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The Information Technology Division considers electronic storage to be an essential campus service and has determined current e-mail storage quotas are not sufficient to support the academic and...
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The NDSU's President's Council on Alcohol and Other Drugs will launch the LIVE Real Mentor Program in January. The program's goal is to increase the knowledge of the NDSU community about the effects...
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As of Dec. 10, a total of 444 students have indicated they will participate in the NDSU commencement ceremony on Saturday, Dec. 19, at 10 a.m. in the Fargodome. According to Rhonda Kitch, associate...
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The baccalaureate exhibit "Rhythm of Life" by Jessica Wachter, will be on display at the Memorial Union Gallery from Dec. 9 to Jan. 4. Wachter, a Bismarck, N.D., native is a senior at NDSU majoring in...
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Virginia Sublett, associate professor of music, was the featured soloist for three California performances of Handel's "Messiah." She performed with the Orchestra Nova and Bach Collegium San Diego...
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Two Republican Senators have made the first official push for immigration reform since Election Day, confirming what many say has been a change in tone from the GOP on the controversial issue. Our Washington, D.C. bureau reporter Erin Billups has more.
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- Two retiring republican senators, hoping to re-start the conversation on immigration reform, introduced the Achieve Act Tuesday. It's a bill similar to the DREAM Act, except it creates a pathway to a permanent visa, not citizenship, for undocumented students and service members.
"We have to get this ball rolling. We have to have a discussion that is sensible," said Arizona Senator Jon Kyl.
Democrats call it a change of heart, spurred by the record support they received from Latino voters during the Election.
"I predicted that the Latino vote was going to be strong and that that would cause some reflection on the part of Republicans about their position on immigration reform. I think we're starting to see that already," President Obama said.
But Texas Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison and Arizona's Senator Jon Kyl, who have been working on the Achieve Act for about year, insist politics has nothing to do with their push, rather time and common ground are the motivators.
Hutchison said, "These young people are in a situation where they've known really only American life and you say 'go home' and they say 'we are home.' So I believe this is the best start."
There are still major differences to overcome. Republican senators criticize the democrats' original DREAM ACT proposal, saying it's unfair to others who are currently seeking citizenship through the onerous legal process.
"I think ours is better from the DREAM Act because it doesn't allow them to cut in line in front of people who have come and abided by the rules of our laws today," said Hutchison.
The senators say it's unlikely the bill will go anywhere during this lame duck session. They simply want to tee-up the conversation for others like Florida Senator Marco Rubio and their successors.
Hutchison says she's already briefed Ted Cruz, who will become the Lone Star State's first Latino Senator.
Hutchison said, "I think he will be a major player in this because he's certainly steeped on this issue."
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No one should have to grow up in the world Jonylah Watkins was born into.
On Monday, while we were living our lives, the 6-month-old baby was getting her diaper changed in the passenger seat of her father's van when an unidentified shooter walked up and opened fire.
Police believe the father, Jonathan Watkins, was the intended target in retaliation for an alleged drug robbery.
Watkins is a reputed gang member with a long history of arrests. He was shot in the side and buttocks but survived.
A single bullet tore through Jonylah's tiny body, hitting her right shoulder and exiting through the lower part of her body.
As of late Tuesday, no one was in custody and there were no cooperating witnesses.
This abhorrent act highlights the devastating impact isolated communities have on this city.
When the national headlines are written, they won't say Jonylah was killed in "Woodlawn." They will say this horrible crime happened in "Chicago."
Those who live here know there are two Chicagos.
On one side of town, sirens and wails sweep across vacant lots and boarded-up buildings, and people are just trying to stay alive.
On the other side, cranes rise majestically above the hordes of people plugged into their toys, scurrying off to jobs and busy social lives.
I have no doubt these Chicagoans are genuinely appalled that an innocent baby was shot to death in broad daylight on the South Side of the city.
But like the images on TV of kids starving in war-torn countries, many of us can click off these horrible gun tragedies when we turn off the nightly news.
After all, these aren't our children. It is not our fault.
Just like it is not our fault that law-abiding residents can't find honest jobs in their neighborhoods, but outsiders have no problem finding a bag of weed or cocaine in these same neighborhoods.
Or it is not our fault there are too few good students in schools and too many uneducated people in jails.
We have accepted that the same Chicago that is a paradise for many is a hellhole for many others.
Many of us have turned a blind eye to the shortcomings that have led to this disparity. Those shortcomings include the business community's disinvestment in neighborhoods now at the center of the gun violence.
Most will judge Jonylah's parents harshly, and rightfully so.
They should have known the father's gang ties could put this child at risk.
Last year, Heaven Sutton, 7, was killed when a gunman opened fire on the street where her mother was operating a late-night candy store. The mother claimed the shooting was a retaliation that did not involve her or her family.
But, according to police sources, both of Sutton's parents have gang affiliations and criminal backgrounds.
In 2011, Arianna Gibson, 6, was shot while sleeping on her grandmother's sofa. The alleged shooter fired through a window and injured two other teens in what police said was a gang dispute.
In 2006, Siretha White, 10, was killed in a gang-related shooting when a gunman fired at two men sitting on a porch and one of the bullets struck Siretha in the living room.
And in 2000, 12-year-old Tsarina Powell was gunned down while running from her bed. The shooter had a drug dispute with the girl's relative and shot up the home.
There is, however, reason to hope.
Despite having a criminal background, Jonathan Watkins went against the grain and married his baby's mother.
Despite having a 6-month old baby at home, Judy Watkins worked a minimum wage job at McDonald's.
Apparently the couple was trying to rise above circumstances they, too, were born into.
While most of us were eating and sleeping Monday night, surgeons at Comer Children's Hospital were frantically trying to save another innocent child. They couldn't.
You should never have to say a child's in a better place when death comes. But Jonylah is.
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I'd need to double check, but Victory Rush was changed to 56% AP in Beta, yet I believe it was modified as, "Victory Rush damage has been reduced by approximately 17%," in 4.0.3a. That would imply that it is around 46.5% AP now--but interestingly the tooltip on Wowhead still shows 56% some time after 4.0.3a.
I would need to double-check this in-game to be certain.
Either way, Shield Slam is 60% + 2.8k base damage (ish) with a 110% multiplier when glyphed, yielding 66% AP + 3,057 damage.
Victory Rush has a 115% multiplier due to War Academy, yielding either 64.4% AP or 53.5% AP depending on what the real value is.
At high Vengeance levels, I guess we will be seeing Victory Rush become pretty strong. I suppose given that the static damage portion of Shield Slam will become less and less important over time, we may potentially see a shift in priorities here.
Right now, my hunch is probably that SnB still wins out (although Victory Rush would make a great 3rd GCD filler at high Vengeance) at the moment--but there may be a time where it flips around a bit and stops being a TPS loss and instead is a TPS gain. I will do some investigation into this.
The biggest issue with Victory Rush at lower gear levels is that without being included in SnB, it means lost opportunities for Shield Slam. However if Victory Rush closes in on Shield Slam in damage and has a higher proc rate from Devastate, some rotation of Shield Slam > Victory Rush > Devastate fishing (as Devastate can proc both) might come out ahead at higher gear/Vengeance levels.
This is especially possible now that Revenge has started falling behind a bit. It was always a thought in the back of my mind that the new version of War Academy could possibly make Impending Victory a lot more viable.


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Did you know that Tarleton only receives approximately 37% of its operating budget from the State of Texas? This low percentage surprises a lot of people.
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In the heyday of organized crime he was one of its most powerful figures. While he avoided the spotlight his colleagues often sought, his death made headlines nationwide. Names like Bugsy Siegel, Lucky Luciano and Frank Costello were on everybody's lips in the Roaring Twenties, but Louis Lepke preferred the shadows to the spotlight. There, he built a racketeering network second to none.
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Early August UpdateBy · Comments
I have been tied up in other projects but figured I better get a hops update out to you all. The Nugget and Cascade bines have lots of hop burrs on them. The Magnum has pretty sizable hop cone strobile already. We have been colder and rainier than normal until July. Right now the temps have been hitting mid to high eighties. We are way behind on 90+ degree days this year.
So the hops are about where they should be despite cold, cloudy, rainy first half of the season. I am hoping for a month of sun and high temps for my hops and my tomatoes and the rest of my vegetable garden. My veggies are all way behind because of the weather. Not to mention the deer have decimated about a third of my plants (they don't touch the hops).
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The June hops update as well as a couple intermediate updates is late as I have been busy this this year. Anyway, so far not a stellar year as we had a long winter, late spring and colder than normal temperatures. The sprouts were buried in snow a couple times – 8 inches in one snowfall! This is year 6 and the Magnum seems to be the most prolific of the 3. The Cascade is falling behind as the fullest bines as in the first few years.
In addition to the cold temps, we are having record rainfalls last month and this month – 7 inches of rain in the last 5 days! All this rain, colder than normal temperatures and cloudy days are holding the hops back. They did make my minimum benchmark of topping their ropes by June 1st (by 2 days), so plenty of time to catch up and fill out like they should. The center peak is 15 feet tall and the 2 side ropes top out at 13 feet. They actually topped out May 30th.
After all this rain, I will have to top dress the soil with compost and maybe some fish emulsion to replenish the nutrients in the soil that are being leeched out from all the rain. See Hops Boron Deficiency for my previous experience from deficient soil – the Magnum plant almost died from it.
I also shot a video I will add to this post later. This blogging takes time (especially when you make a major edit and FORGET TO SAVE your work!). I wasted a good hour on that one F up alone. Anyway, enough whining and I will get the video edited and posted this weekend I hope. Feel free to leave a comment and let us know how your hops are doing.
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The hop sprouts have sprung. We have a later start this year. Six days ago we had 8 inches of snow, thankfully it didn't stick around long. This has been a winter from hell for us – Minnesota. It has been colder and snowier than normal. I was starting to wonder if it would ever warm up. We had our first 70 degree day in six months yesterday. Starting this Sunday, it looks like another week of high 40's to low 50 degree temps. There is still hope for a summer here.
This is hops growing season number 6. I have had a few challenges over the years from "abnormal" weather to a boron deficiency that almost killed my Magnum hop plant (2 years in a row). Luckily, the second occurrence, I knew what it was and treated it before it damaged the bines too bad. I had found a spray with boron in it to treat the condition. I couldn't find any 20 Mule Team Borax – I have been told that is a good source of boron also.
These sprouts are few and small. Shortly there will be several dozen per hop crown and I will have to thin them out to 3 to 5 per rope. You can eat the sprouts, they are kind of like asparagus – try it, I have. You can eat the sprouts, make a calming tea from the cones or a relaxing hop pillow, a hop wreath and of course – make beer and ale! What a wonderful plant! Hops make a great cover for gazebos, arbors, privacy fence over 20 feet tall if you let them.
Eighteen to 20 feet is optimal for most varieties, but they will take what you give them. It is best to harvest them from the ground so have a plan as to how you will do that. Harvesting on a ladder is dangerous and near impossible. Either cut them down and harvest or use a pulley system like I do. I have also used hooks and eyelet screws to thread ropes from the ground to a high point on my house or garage and back towards the ground to tie off (tie cleats work good). Here is how I rig hop bines. If you are already growing hops, let me know how they are doing. Hop on!


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POSTED: 12:57 PM PST Feb 18, 2013 UPDATED: 11:00 PM PST Feb 10, 2014
The Chronicle of Philanthropy has released its list of America's biggest donors of 2013. Take a look at the 15 most generous donors.
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