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Who doesn't love the story of Noah and the ark? Tons of little animals, a cool boat and -- oh yeah -- the preservation of all the world's creatures. These days, the name itself has become just about as beloved. It started to really jump in the '90s, most notably from '95 (number 100) to '96 (number 60). The cause? Perhaps a certain Dr. John Carter, introduced on ER in 1994 and played by…Noah Wyle. The name's continued to rise since then, shooting even further up the charts over the last decade. The meaning -- "to rest" or "to wander" -- seems appropriate for this soothing and slightly quirky-sounding name. For a classic biblical name, Noah definitely has a unique freshness and style.
We're naming our daughter Noah- I've always loved the name for a girl! There is actually a WOMAN in the Bible named Noah that no one really talks about, so it was appropriate for both genders even back then!by Slatefish
My husband and I decided way before we got married and got pregnant that when we have children, our boy would be named Noah Alexander. My husband's middle name is Alexander and I love the sound of it put together to one of my favorite characters from a romance novel, The Notebook. Yes, a little nerdy or weird, but we BOTH loved the name! We are also Christian and the story of Noah is one of my favorites, so there you go. We are due in December.by fabiolahdz16
I am due in September and my son's name will be Noah Landon.by Momeme2014
I am due in September and we are naming our son Noah Benjamin i have always loved the nameby hmlbpp
If we have a boy his name will be Noah! It's just such a neat name!by GusGus63012
Noah is a classic and traditional boys name. Naming a little girl Noah is cute until she is 15, 25, 35 and so on.by Shia
Although I am still very early in my pregnancy. We have decided that if it is a boy we will name him Noah Kenaz. My husband's name is Kenaz and I love both names soooo much I just couldn't chose lol. Pldby renaeevans23
My name could never be found, my mother created it from her and my father's name. My Mother's name is TANIA AND Father is OLIVER so they took the first letters of their names and made Ta-Tania and Oly- Oliver except they wanted a Y at the end, very Unique, you guy can try it for baby girl! TAOLY, not to brag about it but i had always loved my name even if people try to make fun of it, by calling me towel, or Toyota, which makes no sense of humor to me, you can not make fun of that no matter how much they try, so I suggest this name for any girl if you are looking for unique names :)by Taoly
its so cute for a girl or a BOY...by dijahg7695
THAT WILL BE MY SON'S NAME.... THUMBS UP***by NATTY1980
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i think it's a cute girls name!by lindsayee
My son's name is going to be Noah Jettby Bonstance
I love this name. I have always liked it! I just think it represents a sweet,kind hearted gentlemen.by evankandace13
I'm not fond of this name. Had I named my son this his name would have been Noah Mark and I always thought, "Noah Mark? Ya I know a Mark."by jennabee1985
i love the name noah im going call my son that jon phan the pregnant women signing outby I love abu
love this name...our Boy's name is Noah David.by mareahlynn
I'm still early in my pregnancy but was thinking about this name if I have a girl. Noah Jade.by AshleeyNiiicole
Our son is called Noah Adam. I'm pregnant again and convinced I'm having a boy and struggling to find a cool name to go with Noah ...by L154D
I have two boy names that I absolutely LOVE! Gabriel Ezra and Noah Levi....If I have two sons in the future that will be their names!by Dianesdancer21
If we have a boy, his name will be Noah Edward (my grandfather's first name). I love this name!by LauraE417
Love it and love the biblical story behind it.by csilla0531
My sons name is Noah Edwin. He's my world my everything <3by NoahsMommy1984
I love the name Noah but my husband wont let me name our litttle one that :( Ive always loved the name i got it off of the movie the last mimzy with the little bunny rabbit. Great family show and my daughters name is Emma so i wanted our boy to be named Noah :) congrats to all the Noah mommy's out there :)by equinegirl2010
Noahby Carson&Jacob
Nice :)by expectingmyblessing
I love it! me and my boyfriend are naming our son Noah Rene<3by chinaloka957510
i am expecting... if its a boy Noah is our #1 pick!by sltamaska
My son's name is Noah Jacksonby babydust2012
I like the name for a girl.by madelineA54
Love this name!!!! Noah Jonathanby catricef
I love the name but it reminds me of noahs ark and I would not wanty boy to be bullied in school, but I like noah for a girl very diffrentby missmummyyadans
I love the name but it reminds me of noahs ark and I would not wanty boy to be bullied in school, but I like noah for a girl very diffrentby missmummyyadans
noah preston!by Mikescupcake
Please don't use Noah for a girl, it's horrible and it will torture her her entire life! Noah is a very masculine name and beautiful on a boy. Naming your daughter Noah will just mean you're trying to be yoo-neek. :(by vikkistar
I love the name Noah as a girls name.by LindzeyFalls
We were going to name ours Noah Robert also, but now going with Noah Jared (DH middle name).by littlemeorhe1
I love the name Noah. I am due in a week and our son's name with be Noah Robert (Robert is DH's name). Such a sweet name... and I LOVE The Notebook! :)by akire1908
Noah Daniel??..what do u guyz think??...my sons name is Nick Damien, so wanted to give them the same initials!by mskcobain
We love the name. Its our favorite boy name!by MSchmidli
I love the name!by vigilangee
This is the only name that my husband and I could agree on for our boy! We finally agreed on Noah Xavier!by LadyDavis84
Noah Flynn?by hbcoop2012
Love itby Mrm656
if its a boy, we are going with noah paul. :]by mjameson15
I am doing noah perry. perry after my father.by lauralee84
I really like this name! Our baby boy is due at the end of February and his name will be Noah Russell, Russell after my husbands father. I like Noah because it is a strong name and a name that will grow into adulthood and still be a strong name!by misslovey24
Love this name!by Fanatic4googoo
We're going to name our boy Noah Reid. Reid is for my father who died when I was 4.by abrowne103
I like the name for a middle name. Joaquim Noah like the basketball player.by wdedmond
Our baby boy due in March 2012 will be Noah Dominic, joining big brother Nathan Michael and big sister Natalie Joan. We cannot wait!!!by karent7205
Really love this name!by teishab
Absolutely love this name!!! We are naming our little one Noah Christopher.by hollybeth1225
Noah Benjaminby Honeybear10483
Well I was going to do Noah James but its taken on here a few times lmao!!!!! Still Noah something if its a boy =]by TeSemper
We're naming our son Noah James :)by sndemasi
I love this name..Im naming my son Noah Anthony.. September 27th cant come fast enough.!by MrsJake23
love this nameby MzB2308
Noah James <3 october :)by ivichot24
naming our son Noah Matthew, Noah is a classic simple, yet unique style of name. Cant go wrong in my opinionby mw503
i haev been having such a hard time with a boy's name (We dont' know the sex). at first i REALLY liked jacob but now i don't...at all. how weird is that. then i just happened to come on here and saw "noah" and i absolutely love it!!! my husband likes it too. maybe we've finally found a boys name, and with only 3 weeks to go :)by bari516
My son, Noah Robert, to arrive in September. My hubby and I really bonded over the Notebook. Noah was our first choice.by tinkersweet
Noah from the notebook :Dby amandaivyberube
Love this name for no reason.by DX25Test
I love it so much I named my daughter noah i thought it would be different and pretty.by brob1306
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this will be my baby boy's name..Noah Jamesby genepayne
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This is what we are naming our little boy Noah Graysonby mdietrich
This is what i'm nameing my baby boy Noah Michael i love this nameby sarasinclair20
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This is the name of my first son (who is now 10). I still love it as much as I did then.by stallerico
This name popped in my head 2 weeks after we found out were expecting and I haven't been able to think of any names since. I love it and going to use it if were having a boy. It's such a sweet name. I hope it suits this wild child :)by LilBlueFairy
this name is awesome! i love it!by misskarii
I loooove this name... it one of the names we are thinking to use for our first child (if it's a boy)by inkedmemories
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The sidewheel steamer was a transition ship between wooden sailing ships and steam-driven ironclads.
Sidewheelers had wooden masts and hulls, but the hull frames, boilers, and engines were made of iron.
To move through the water, sidewheelers used sails in strong wind and steam engines on calm days. The engines turned paddlewheels on the port and starboard sides. Steam power allowed these vessels to move without depending on the wind, like frigates.Unfortunately, the paddlewheels were easy targets for enemies. Paddlewheels were soon replaced by underwater propellers which were harder to damage.

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Out of 26 million Texans, you may have an idea to change the world. You may have had several ideas to change the world. But only a tiny minority of you pushed through the U.S. Patent office from application to successful patent. We've seen Texans change the world many times over. Jack Kilby did it with Texas Instruments in 1958 with the integrated circuit, causing the start of the digital revolution, which, in part, is why you can read these words over your electronic device.
Over the last few years, Texas Business has brought its feature: Texas Business Patent of the Day. This list is of the ones that were either extremely clever, odd or strange. One thing becomes apparent from these patents and the patent that runs daily in Texas Business—Texans have a unique mind set.
Though the history of the Corn Dog is disputed, the State Fair of Texas claims to have introduced the Corny Dog sometime between 1938 and 1942. As a paean to that invention that now sits in the freezer section of every grocery store in the southwest, here are the fried foods the State Fair of Texas has introduced, or tried to introduce, in the last seven years.
Dead Texas musicians live on every time you hear their songs. Their songs play everywhere, so the dead Texas musicians appear to be immortal. Here's the short list.
Don't get caught up with John Wayne religion. For one thing, he's not Texan. He's in some fine movies involving Texas, most notably The Searchers, but none of his movies can make the best cut of Texas movies. Here's the short list.
Tourist Traps. Some are absurdly large. All are monuments to the bizarre notions of the human spirit.
The short simple list.
Nothing to agonize over. Simply the best.
Texas Business reports: Alfred B. Knight, M.D. will finalize his transition from president and chief executive of Scott & White Healthcare to his new full-time role as president of the Scott & White Healthcare Foundation (Scott & White's philanthropic arm), effective April 15, 2011.
The board appointed Knight to the Foundation leadership position in August 2010, in addition to his continued service as president and chief executive of the merged hospital and clinic system and health plan, now known as Scott & White Healthcare.
At that time, Knight stated his intent to work in tandem with his named successor, chief operating officer Robert W. Pryor to insure a smooth transition of leadership.
"We are grateful to Dr. Knight for his continued vision, wisdom and steady guidance as Scott & White begins a new chapter in its history," said Scott & White chairman Drayton McLane in a prepared statement. "Recognizing that health care systems like Scott & White are best positioned to make the most efficient use of resources while providing the highest quality care, our focus must now shift to integrating the facilities that make up our system today."
At the time of White's appointment in 2000, Scott & White was comprised of one hospital in Temple and 16 clinics.
Scott & White now consists of 12 hospitals and hospital partners, more than 60 clinics, a health plan and multiple subsidiaries. The system recently purchased land in Marble Falls and College Station to build two more hospitals.
"The Scott & White Foundation has embarked on an ambitious fundraising campaign that has already given rise to many important initiatives such as creating a new Children's Hospital and building a regional medical center in the Hill Country," said Knight. "As Foundation president, it will be my goal to build awareness and support for the facilities and programs that enhance our ability to provide the level of patient care for which we are known."
A former chair of the VHA Texas Board of Directors, Knight, 64, was named to Modern Healthcare's 50 Most Powerful Physician Executives in 2010. At the height of the health care reform debate, he was invited to present to a national forum in 2009 in Washington, D.C. on the subject "How Do They Do That?; Low-Cost, High-Quality Health Care in America." Scott & White Healthcare was the only Texas health care system and one of 10 health systems from across the country invited to the conference.
Knight joined Scott & White in 1986 as a member of the medical staff in the department of obstetrics and gynecology. He became department chair in 1992, led the Graduate Medical Education program and in 1998, became the institutional medical director for Scott & White Clinic. In 1999, Knight became associate director of the clinic board of directors. The following year, he was named president and chief executive of Scott & White Memorial Hospital, Scott, Sherwood and Brindley Foundation and Scott & White Clinic. He is also President of the Scott & White Health Plan.
A graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Knight received his medical degree from Case Western Reserve University. He is a professor in the Texas A&M Health Science Center College of Medicine and a Diplomat of the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology, with sub-specialty certification in maternal-fetal medicine.
Scott & White Healthcare is a non-profit collaborative health care system established in 1897 in Temple. The system, one of the nation's largest multi-specialty group practices, provides personalized, comprehensive, high-quality health care enhanced by medical education and research. The system's Temple campus serves as the principal clinical four-year teaching facility for the Texas A&M Health Science Center College of Medicine. Scott & White Healthcare includes 12 hospitals or hospital partners (with plans for two additional hospitals), more than 60 clinic locations throughout Central Texas and staff exceeding 13,000 (including more than 800 physicians and scientists and nearly 400 specialized health care providers).
The Texas News Scrawl is a handy reference to stories Texas Business recommends from other news sources. Some of the stories that Texas Business currently suggests include: Texas regulators not aware of potential CFTC manipulation probe, Irving spends incentive dollars to lure two corporate headquarters and almost 2,000 jobs; Hotels, restaurant operators prep for record Final Four; Star-Telegram presses roll one last time; Robert Rodriguez breathes new life into an old vampire favorite; ClubCorp buys Prestonwood Country Club in Dallas and Plano; Office Depot overcharged Dallas by up to $3.6 million, city auditor finds; Texas power market monitor resigns amid unresolved reform debate; and more.


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Happy Holidays from Michael and everyone at TTW!
Category Archives: Michael's Musings
Updated CV & My Dossier
Just updated my CV for my 2nd year retention, tenure & promotion dossier.
Curious about the dossier? I made a video!
TTW Chosen as One of Top 50 Ed Tech Blogs!
Thanks EdTech and thanks to the fine folks that write with me here at TTW.
Happy 9th Birthday Tame the Web!
I missed it by two days, but I wanted to acknowledge that TTW turned 9 on Sunday. Here's the first post - back in the OLD TTW archives in iBlog format (remember that?) I want to send a big shout out and thank you to everyone who has read the blog, commented and participated here at TTW in various ways. I appreciate it. I also greatly appreciate the wonderful contributors who have signed on to write for TTW as my time for blogging has decreased over the years.
I grabbed my contribution to the Passion Quilt meme as an image for this post because I think it really sums up what TTW has been about for all these years.
Thanks to everyone.
Best wishes for 2012
Best wishes!, a photo by Rob Coers on Flickr.
From my friend and colleague Rob Coers comes this lovely image. To all TTW readers, peace, love and light for 2012.
Happy Holidays from TTW!
TTW Nominated for Edublogs
I am honored that Tame the Web has been nominated for Best library / librarian blog 2011 at The Edublog Awards site. The other nominees are some stellar blogs within our field and I'm knocked out to be among them.
However – I must note that TTW is much more now than just me, it's also our TTW Contributors and TTW Guest Authors. You may have recently read posts by TTW Contributor Justin Hoenke or guest contributor Dr. Troy Swanson that generated a lot of discussion and interest. As I mentioned on the recent podcast, Jessamyn Wests's sage advice to "use your blog powers for good" is one of the driving forces behind everything we do here at TTW. Sending out the voices of our contributors and guests is important to me.
If you enjoy the content and conversation here, I would really appreciate it if you would consider voting for TTW this year.
New Position, New Endeavors
What challenge will you seek out today? How will you continue to learn? Maybe next to my "still learning" plaque, I'll place a Post-it as another reminder: "Find your next challenge."
Last Thursday I accepted an offer to join the full time faculty at San Jose State University School of Library & Information Science. On Monday, I resigned my appointment at Dominican GSLIS effective in August 2011. This has been an incredible few weeks of pondering, making decisions, and seeking a challenge.
Yes, I wrote "Seek a Challenge" for my Office Hours column at LJ about the decision to apply for this position.
The onus for change lies with both students and LIS faculty. Students should provide constructive evaluations of their learning experience. Faculty should respond with curricular changes and updated course offerings as quickly as possible. Library school administration should enable these conversations about change in an open, transparent process. LIS programs must be nimble and quick if they are to survive in the current economy.
The program at SJSU is entirely online. I will be able to live in Indiana and teach, participate in school activities and work on my research agenda. I will travel four times a year to San Jose for faculty retreats. I've been drawn more and more to models of online learning such as this. The position I've accepted – focused on emerging technologies – seems a perfect fit for the type of teaching and research I want to do. I plan to continue and broaden my work looking at Learning 2.0 programs in libraries as well as other areas ripe for research related to emerging tech.
It's difficult to leave Dominican, however. The mission – focused on love and truth – is a strong one and has illuminated my teaching and focus on the heart for libraries. I wrote this in a message to the faculty, staff and all those who support teaching and learning at Dom:
Thank you for the opportunity to teach for Dominican the past five years. It has been a great experience filled with learning, collegiality and support from the entire community. It is a bittersweet moment.
I wish all my students and the faculty and staff at Dominican the very best.
I will continue to focus on the heart and the possibility for human connection via technology – in teaching and for libraries as I make this transition to San Jose State. I'm also eager to keep scanning the horizon to see what the next big thing will do to our profession.
Take Heart
Tony Tallent, Director of Literacy and Learning at the Richland County Public Library in Columbia, SC sends along a poem by bell hooks that speaks to me:
…take hold
take heart
and enter here
at this point
where truth
was once denied.
Thanks Tony!
Are you a cynic or a builder?
This seems so appropriate for this time of year:
Jeff Bezos had some questions in a commencement speech given this year – they ring especially true to me:
How will you use your gifts? What choices will you make?
Will inertia be your guide, or will you follow your passions?
Will you follow dogma, or will you be original?
Will you choose a life of ease, or a life of service and adventure?
Will you wilt under criticism, or will you follow your convictions?
Will you bluff it out when you're wrong, or will you apologize?
Will you guard your heart against rejection, or will you act when you fall in love?
Will you play it safe, or will you be a little bit swashbuckling?
When it's tough, will you give up, or will you be relentless?
Will you be a cynic, or will you be a builder?
Will you be clever at the expense of others, or will you be kind?
I'm reminded of many things: Jessamyn West telling me to use my "blog powers for good." A wise friend reminding me of advice I often give: "Follow your heart."
Are you a cynic? A builder? Are you bluffing? Or are you sincere?
Thanks Buffy!


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Tropical Source products were previously only 99% dairy-free, but today they use dedicated machinery so that all their products are 100% dairy-free. The Tropical Source web site has a plethora of recipes, some of which are vegan and some of which are not, so read carefully and substitute ingredients where you need to.
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If you have not yet paid your 250$ Registration Deposit for the 2013 racing season, please send a check written to Bridge City Speedway Inc. to the following address:
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New Grid Column Types – "button" and "ask"
With the migration to jQuery (UI) we have received lot of new fancy functionality, but some of the old things stopped worked too. However old stuff is fixable, and if there is anything – please let me know by commenting and I'll give it a fix.
This tip explains how you can add buttons to the grid. You can see working demo here:
First you need to add a grid with this code:
$g=$this->add('Grid') ->addColumn('text','name','Name') ->addColumn('text','surname','Surname') ->addColumn('text','email','Email') ;
And we will need to also add 2 columns to demonstrate new features:
$g->addColumn('button','poke','Poke user'); $g->addColumn('prompt','message','Send message');
New column types are implemented inside lib/Grid.php and when clicked they will send ajaxec() request back to the same page with argument same as column name containing ID of the record. We need to properly handle that and return javascript output:
if($_GET['poke']){ $this->js()->univ()->alert('You have just poked '.$this->sample_grid_data[$_GET['poke']-1]['name'])->execute(); }
if($_GET['message']){$this->js()->univ()->alert('You have sent message '.$_GET['value'].' to '.$this->sample_grid_data[$_GET['message']-1]['name'])->execute();}
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6 reasons credit scores aren't always fair
Your credit score is one of the most important numbers in your life. If it's too low -- say, under 640 -- you'll struggle to qualify for a mortgage loan. And if you do get a loan, you'll have to pay higher interest rates.
And here's the unfortunate truth: Your credit score can be low even if you pay all your bills on time. That's because certain consumers, even if they're responsible, will struggle to boost their credit score to the 740 range, the number that most banks and lenders consider to reflect excellent credit.
Here are six reasons why credit scores aren't always a fair gauge of financial behavior.
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What's the biggest problem with credit scores? Probably that they don't rise when you pay your utility bills, medical bills, phone bills or rent on time.
These payments, unlike the payments consumers make for their auto loans, mortgage loans or credit card accounts, are not included in credit reports. So even if you've never missed a utility bill or rent payment, your credit score won't budge.
But if you do fall behind on payments such as medical bills, your score might drop.
"If you see Dr. Jones on a regular basis and you make those payments on time, they won't be reported until you start missing payments," says Gail Cunningham, spokeswoman for the National Foundation for Credit Counseling based in Washington, D.C. "The good behavior isn't reported. The bad behavior, though, might be."
2. Your score doesn't care about your salary or jobYour credit score won't jump even if your salary rises. It also won't increase if you get a better job. Of course, it won't fall if you lose your job, either. That's because your job status or income level has no impact on your credit score.
This might seem odd. But Anthony Sprauve, senior consumer credit specialist with FICO, has an explanation.
"Our research over the past 25 years has shown that income, savings or job status are not a predictor of someone's likelihood to repay a debt," Sprauve says. "What is a predictor is your previous payment history, how you manage your accounts. Do you carry balances? How often do you open new lines of credit? Those are the things that the score looks at to evaluate your likelihood of repaying debt."
3. Scores care as much about your past as your presentEver declare bankruptcy? Have you lost a home to foreclosure? These negative events can cause your score to drop 100 points or more.
What if you've paid every bill on time since you declared bankruptcy? Your credit score will still suffer. You might consider yourself a new, more responsible person. But a bankruptcy or foreclosure will remain on your credit report for seven to 10 years. And it will damage your score -- although the damage becomes less as more time passes -- until it finally falls off your credit report.
4. Credit scores don't like it when you don't use credit cardsYour credit score will fall if you rely mostly on cash to pay your bills, buy your groceries or fill your car's gas tank. This comes as a surprise to some. But part of your credit score depends how consistently you pay back the money you've borrowed. If you don't use much credit, the credit bureaus can't measure how well you use it.
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American Airlines and American Eagle employees prepare to march to U.S. Bankruptcy Court to protest against American's plans to cut jobs and labor costs while under bankruptcy court protection on April 23, 2012 in New York City. American is seeking permission to break-up union contracts and cut expenses by $1.25 billion. The airline's three major unions, while opposing the company's restructuring plans, announced Friday that they would support a potential takeover bid by US Airways.
Job security. Health care. Retirement. Workers in the United States have a lot to feel insecure about within a still-shaky economy.
Labor unions, for generations, have represented these concerns within work places, but organized labor has also been declining for decades, since private-sector union membership hit its peak in the 1950s. During that time, about 40 percent of laborers belonged to a union. Compare that to 7.6 percent private-sector union membership last year, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. American Airlines, for instance, has already tried to cancel its pension plan for 130,000 workers, and now wants to pull the plug on its union contracts too.
Economic woes have long been considered one factor why organized labor is losing steam, with a balance of power shifted in favor of employers, with many workers fearful of losing their jobs. Do unions have any future in this scaled-down economy?
As a worker, do you belong to a union, or do you wish there was one at your work place to counteract bad management? If a business owner, how do you view unions amid labor cost increases?
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SNAGGING: On Saturday, snagging for chinook and coho opens at four locations on the Lake Michigan shoreline in Illinois: Lincoln Park Lagoon south of Fullerton Avenue, Waukegan Harbor (North Harbor Basin only), Winnetka Power Plant discharge area and Jackson Park Harbor (inner and outer harbors).
COOLING LAKES/STRIP PITS: MAZONIA/BRAIDWOOD: Lakes close Tuesday, except Monster Lake at Mazonia South is open year-round. HEIDECKE: Fishing ends Tuesday. LaSALLE: Last day of fishing is Oct. 15. In October, it will be open Wednesday through Sunday, 6 a.m.-12 p.m. only.
DELAVAN/GENEVA LAKES, WIS.: DELAVAN: Guide Dave Duwe reported fish transitioning from summer to fall patterns. GENEVA: Duwe reported boat traffic down, fishing very good: especially smallmouth (20-25 feet), largemouth (moved shallow around dock) and rock bass (12-15). Bluegill are OK.
DOWNSTATE NOTES: SHELBYVILLE: G uide Ken Wilson of Lithia Guide Service reported white bass are phenomenal on main lake flats on Roostertails or jigs. There are some crappie in 10-12 feet on main lake laydowns, just starting to move back into the coves. REND: Guide Jason Johns of Todd Gessner Outdoors reported crappie are improving; on the edge of going well; keep moving around. Catfish are excellent; bass are shallow, hitting small crankbaits or buzzbaits. LAKE OF EGYPT: Johns reported bass are excellent; shallow. EVERGREEN: Bait shop is closed.
DuPAGE/FOX RIVERS: WESTERN SUBURBS: Both are rising, the East Branch of the DuPage is near flood stage. On the Fox, river may come up enough to bring on high-water tactics.
ILLINOIS RIVER: STARVED ROCK AREA: Rising water could help, especially white bass; Time on the Water Outdoors reported crappie were the top bite.
KANKAKEE RIVER: River is rising, but probably just enough to kick in fishing, though Norm Minas said visibility was lessened and big clumps of weeds and some leaves drifting. Before the rains, John Farmer and his son had a decent wade in the state park for smallmouth with crawfish Bomber Model A or 2-inch Shad Rap. Ed Mullady reported catfish good throughout.
LAKEFRONT: CHICAGO: Park Bait reported a few salmon from shore at Montrose. Steve Palmisano at Henry's reported some fishermen are starting to switch or add a rod with a spawn sac under slip bobbers on lighter line (8-pound) for steelhead, smaller kings and coho; but also throwing crankbaits or spoons for big kings. Capt. Bill Kelly reported a mixed bag, mostly smaller kings, in 60-70 feet west of the Car Ferry. WAUKEGAN: Talmadge Hargraves III at the Salmon Stop reported some bigger kings in the harbor. "When the moon comes out, it is a bonanza,'' he said. It's glow spoons, Shad Raps. Some huge salmon have been landed. NORTH POINT: Capt. Bob Poteshman reported good fishing, but weather has been tough. He said it is mostly 1- and 2-year kings, browns and lakers, near the hill in 60-100 feet.
NORTHWEST INDIANA: Mik-Lurch reported boaters taking good kings at the Hole-in-the-Wall and Buffington; shore fishermen are doing best by East Chicago or Hammond marinas, Amoco or the walkway by Burns Ditch (some coho mixed in there). Spoons (5/8th-ounce Moonshine is the hot one) or crankbaits are best. Creeks are loaded with chinook with a few coho and steelhead mixed in; best on spinners or roe. Smallmouth are decent on Lake Michigan; perch slow. Willow Slough has decent bluegill fishing; boat fishing ends Oct. 6. Mik-Lurch reported a few walleye on leeches at Wolf Lake.
SOUTHEAST WISCONSIN LAKEFRONT: Arden Katz reported good boat action in Milwaukee harbor. The Wisconsin DNR Lake Michigan Report reported fair shore fishing in Kenosha for chinooks, browns and rainbows, mostly on fresh skein. Pike is high. In Racine, shore anglers catching some kings. Root is rising, kings are arriving.
WISCONSIN DELLS: River's Edge reported decent walleye; river rose to near normal. Sturgeon season ends Friday, so far only smaller ones, no legals registered.
WOLF RIVER, WIS.: FREMONT: Guide Bill Stoeger reported good white bass from the Rat to the Poygan on a jig and minnow or river rigs; crappie are still gaining speed and size is improving, look for wood, 8 feet or deeper, then use a jig and a minnow.


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An ongoing issue with L'Oreal (at least in the United States) is the lack of sufficient UVA-protecting ingredients in their daytime moisturizers with sunscreen. Very few of them contain the actives that provide as much UVA protection as you can get from a sunscreen. Yet this major oversight (and it's not just with the older products—several newer sunscreens launched with this deficiency) didn't stop L'Oreal from heralding the FDA's approval of their patented ecamsule (Mexoryl SX) sunscreen for use in the United States. (Mexoryl SX has been approved for years in Europe, and L'Oreal routinely uses it in the sunscreens they sell there.) The attention-getting headline was that Mexoryl SX provides "the best" and "most stable" UVA protection, but that's not entirely true; there are other options. Why didn't anyone in the media point out to L'Oreal that while Mexoryl SX may be great, that doesn't explain why the majority of their other sunscreens leave the consumers who use them vulnerable to UVA damage… Sigh… Inadequate UVA protection is not only unhealthy for your skin, it severely damages L'Oreal's credibility as an international skin-care authority.
Aside from the sunscreen frustrations, L'Oreal's moisturizers are a yawn-inducing, fairly repetitive bunch. A cursory review of their formulas demonstrates that L'Oreal is simply not keeping pace with the competition, just as Lancome isn't at the department-store level. When it comes to moisturizers or serums, just about anything from Dove, Olay, Neutrogena, or Aveeno is preferred. L'Oreal does well with most of their cleansers, along with scrubs and self-tanning products, but given the widespread availability and financial resources of this line they could be doing so much more. (You have to wonder if they're more interested in advertising and public relations than in advancing skin-care expertise.) The makeup has made major strides and now ranks as the best overall color collection at the drugstore—imagine the results if their skin care followed suit!
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College student and YouTube personality Blake Grigsby is taking the classic cardboard castle a step further this summer, in support of the American Cancer Society. He is going to try and break the record for the largest cardboard box castle ever built! Here at Packaging News Weekly, anything packaging related gets us excited so we got in touch and asked him a few questions about the project.
Where did the idea to create the worlds largest cardboard box castle come from?
As a kid, I always loved when my parents got a cardboard box because then I could play in it for hours. Then one day it just hit me! Lets build a giant cardboard castle! After a little bit of planning and research I realized it was possible then figured a way to make the project as creative and fun as possible while still raising money for charity.
What kind of cardboard box are you going to use? Small, large, double or single walled?
As of right now, the boxes are based on donations. The boxes are of various sizes! Thanks to a $1,000 grant from the Awesome Foundation we will be able to purchase any extra boxes we need to pursue such a large project.
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We are looking for a professional architect to volunteer but right now we are aligning ourselves with fellow students that are looking to pursue a position in that field giving them some sort of experience.
How big will it be?
Right now, it is at least 8 feet high and 30 feet wide but as we get more donations it is getting much larger. It has to be big enough because we are putting a family improv show in front of it and a restaurant inside of it during the day. All to raise money for the American Cancer Society. We will also be adding things like cannons made of cardboard.
How will it all get put together?
We have a bunch of interest in the project already including the entire student council of Neuqua Valley High school so with those volunteers (and a lot of packaging tape) we will be stacking and packing them starting early in the morning!
Are there any special requirements or procedures you have to go through to get an official world record?
Still awaiting that word from Guinness. As of right now, any previous attempts are just on the internet (current record is 1,500 by BYU students).
Cinderella or Princess Peach?
Cinderella… Hands down! Maybe because I consider myself to be more of a Prince Charming than a Mario… Even though the ladies don't necessarily agree.
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-- Joe Rogerson, deer and furbearer biologist with the Delaware Division of Fish and Wildlife, has reported on the 2009/2010 deer harvest Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) sampling and the Division's Deer Management Plan.
Comparing the total deer harvest through the November shotgun season between the 2008/09 and current season, there have been 1,383 fewer deer harvested this year compared to the same time last year.
The total harvest during the October muzzleloader and November shotgun seasons is 1,439 and 5,101 deer, respectively. Comparing this season to last year, there have been 211 and 841 fewer deer harvested during the October muzzleloader and November shotgun seasons, respectively.
The two main factors that have likely attributed to a decline in the harvest this year are poor weather during the October muzzleloader and November shotgun seasons and an overall decline in the deer population, which is what the Division has been trying to achieve. The lower deer harvest thus far should mean that there are more deer available to hunters during upcoming seasons.
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Nearly one week after its tower was hit by a lightning strike, KTEN is still unable to air its local news.
Late Saturday night, the NBC affiliate for Sherman-Ada, TX, as well as its ABC and CW digital feeds were knocked off the air following a lighting strike to the station's tower. KTEN general manager Anthony Maisel told TVSpy the strike measured 390 kiloamps. For perspective he said, "a strike on a home is five amps, so this was a monster."
"It was about midnight Saturday night that I received a call from Master Control that we had suffered a lightning strike at the station," said chief engineer Danny Allen. "He explained it as 'something flying across master control' it turned out to be an equipment panel that actually was blown off."
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American jewelry manufacturer The Otis Company, located in Providence, Rhode Island produced sterling silver jewelry pieces accessible to all. This pair of sterling earrings employs a bow motif set with white pastes. Articulated at the drops, the earrings display a lovely sway. Later 14k yellow gold ear posts have been added.
Date: Circa 1935.
Measurements: 1-1/4 of an inch (3.2 cm) in length by 5/8 of an inch (1.6 cm) in width. Weight of 5.9 grams (3.8 dwt) for the pair including ear nuts.
Hallmarks: Otis.
Condition: Excellent; later 14 yellow gold ear posts and 14k yellow gold ear nuts.
Origin: American.
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RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC ( TheStreet) -- Biocryst Pharmaceuticals' (BCRX) new gout drug data released Wednesday are underwhelming and don't come close to matching the efficacy of a competing gout drug from Ardea Biosciences (RDEA).
Like its protracted and largely wasted effort to develop a new flu drug peramivir, Biocryst also appears to be squandering shareholder money with the gout drug BCX4208.
Biocryst's phase II study enrolled 279 gout patients who were not adequately controlled while taking allopurinol, an older medicine that is considered the current standard of care. The gout patients were randomized among four once-daily doses of BCX4208 or a placebo. All the patients continued to take allopurinol.
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The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration seeks to upgrade standards for child seats for children weighing up to 40 pounds to include a new test that simulates a side crash. The agency estimates the standards will prevent the deaths of about five children and injuries to 64 others each year.
Judge To Sentence Ex-Halliburton ManagerJanuary 21, 2014 9:37 am | by Michael Kunzleman, Associated Press | News | Comments
Anthony Badalamenti, of Katy, Texas, was scheduled to be sentenced Tuesday by U.S. District Judge Jay Zainey. Badalamenti pleaded guilty in October to one misdemeanor count of destruction of evidence and faces a maximum sentence of 1 year in prison and a $100,000 fine.
Legislation Proposed In WV To Regulate ChemicalsJanuary 21, 2014 9:20 am | by Jonathan Mattise, Associated Press | News | Comments
Tomblin, the Democratic governor, urged passage of a chemical storage regulatory program. The bill aims to address shortcomings that allowed 7,500 gallons of coal-cleaning chemicals to seep into the Elk River on Jan. 9. Freedom Industries, which owned the plant that leaked the chemicals, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy Friday.
Cause Of Deadly Omaha Plant Explosion UnknownJanuary 21, 2014 9:13 am | by Josh Funk, Associated Press | News | Comments
After a blast caused much of an Omaha manufacturing plant to collapse, some workers found themselves buried in debris and others scrambled for their lives. Two of the 38 workers who were at the International Nutrition plant on Monday morning died and 10 were hospitalized with significant injuries, authorities said.
14 Companies Bid To Destroy Syria ChemicalsJanuary 20, 2014 1:47 pm | by The Associated Press | News | Comments
The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons says 14 private sector companies have submitted bids to destroy chemicals removed from Syria as part of international efforts to dismantle Damascus' poison gas and nerve agent program.
Horse Slaughter Blocked By Federal LawJanuary 20, 2014 11:49 am | by Barry Massey, Associated Press | News | Comments
The resumption of commercial horse slaughter in the U.S. was blocked Friday as President Barack Obama signed a budget measure that withholds money for required federal inspections of the slaughtering process.
U.S. Officials Call For More Safety For Oil By RailJanuary 17, 2014 9:54 am | by Matthew Brown, Associated Press | News | Comments
Topping the list are plans to analyze the risks of oil trains that in recent years began passing regularly through major metropolitan areas across the U.S., Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx said. The results could be used to alter some routes, government officials said.
Calif. Sued Over New Flame Retardant RegulationsJanuary 17, 2014 9:36 am | by The Associated Press | News | Comments
A chemical company is suing California to overturn new flammability standards for furniture and other products that allow manufacturers to stop using chemical flame retardants. Chemtura Corp. filed its suit Thursday in Sacramento County Superior Court, saying the state's new rules weaken fire safety standards.
Gov't Charges Wal-Mart With Labor ViolationsJanuary 16, 2014 9:52 am | by Sam Hananel, Associated Press | News | Comments
The National Labor Relations Board says Wal-Mart illegally fired, disciplined, or threatened more than 60 employees in 14 states for participating in legally protected activities to complain about wages and working conditions. The labor board's general counsel first laid out the charges last November, but held off on filing a complaint while trying to work out a settlement with Wal-Mart.
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The effort to clean up soil and groundwater contamination at the nation's only plant for assembling and disassembling nuclear weapons has been effective so far and will continue for years, according to the first five-year review of the site.
Prosecutors Join Forces To Investigate MonsterJanuary 15, 2014 1:36 pm | by Terry Collins, Associated Press | News | Comments
Monster and other popular energy drinks have come under increasing scrutiny. The Food and Drug Administration has been investigating reports of deaths linked to energy drinks, but the agency noted that the reports don't prove the drinks caused the deaths.
Beet Plant Shut For Inspection After Worker DeathJanuary 15, 2014 9:51 am | by The Associated Press | News | Comments
The Western Sugar Cooperative has shut down its sugar beet processing plant in Lovell while federal and state regulators inspect the facility following a fatal accident. Twenty-eight-year-old worker Anfesa Galaktionoff died Jan. 4 after she apparently fell into a piece of equipment that carries sugar beets into the factory.
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A fire at a shoe factory in eastern China on Tuesday killed at least 16 people, state media reported. The blaze broke out at the Dadong factory in the city of Wenling in Zhejiang province, state broadcaster CCTV said. Firefighters put it out about three hours later and rescued more than 20 people, it said.
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A Northern California company has recalled more than 40,000 pounds of meat products because it was produced without a full federal inspection. The USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service announced Monday that Rancho Feeding Corporation of Petaluma, Calif., recalled 41,683 pounds of meat products.
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Defense contractor Honeywell International Inc. said Sunday it is cooperating with a Department of Justice probe into the overseas production of equipment it provided for a U.S. fighter jet. The government inquiry involves electronics that Honeywell manufactured for the government's new F-35 fighter planes, which are designed to be the military's most advanced combat jets
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The study sponsored by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation found that between 2007 and 2012 the companies reduced their products' calories by the equivalent of around 78 calories per person per day. The total is more than four times the amount those companies had pledged to cut by next year.
Alcoa Subsidiary Pleads Guilty To Bahrain BriberyJanuary 9, 2014 12:03 pm | by Joe Mandak, Associated Press | News | Comments
A subsidiary of Alcoa Inc. has pleaded guilty and the company will pay $384 million for paying bribes to the Middle Eastern Kingdom of Bahrain through a London-based middleman. The corporate secretary for Alcoa World Alumina LLC pleaded guilty on behalf of the company on Thursday in federal court in Pittsburgh.
Blast At Japan Chemical Plant Kills 5, Injures 17January 9, 2014 9:48 am | by Mari Yamaguchi, Associated Press | News | Comments
An explosion at a chemical factory in central Japan on Thursday killed at least five workers and injured 17 others, authorities said. Investigators suspect chemical reaction involving hydrogen caused the blast at metal and chemical company Mitsubishi Materials Corp.'s Yokkaichi plant, about 350 kilometers (220 miles) west of Tokyo.
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I transferred to a new world where my friend is on. My primary character was in a guild and after I transferred to a new world, he remained in the guild. I accidentally left the guild and was wondering if there was a way to re-join the guild? If so how?
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Posted 29 August 2012 - 04:26 PM
I do not believe you can be part of a guild from another server. If you are on the same server you need to ask an officer or the guild leader for another invite.
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