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The Queue: Cats rule, dogs drool {WoW}
Apr 21st 2009 5:14PM Actually there are dogs in WOW look at the BS in arathi basin there is a dog chasing a cat around. so not sure why we don't have non-combat pets.
Officers' Quarters: The new loot drama {WoW}
Dec 22nd 2008 2:25PM As a resto/ele shammie there are issues with this for our class. As pretty much every piece of mail in the game can be used by both classes mp5 or no.
And i think you missed the main point of the post as well. I think he is talking about a larger issue. do a quick search for level 80 mail caster gear with plus hit on it......you will only find three results and all 3 are tier 7 pieces so your ele shammies are trying to get another 180(if they have a boomkin/shadow priest to run evertime with them) or 280 if they don't in hit. Now even if we gem every gem with plus hit and every enchant with plus hit we come up short. So the issue comes down to that those pieces of cloth gear look really good to us with the plus hit on them and the few pieces of leather look good as well. But most guilds and pugs won't let us even roll on them because it needs to go to clothie first even if it is an upgrade for us. not that they are giving it to a feral druid but that due to lack of hit gear or other gear that works as it should for ele shammies we want to roll against the boomkin so we can hit cap as well.
As ele is my main spec i really feel like blizz hates us due to all the lack of hit gear and the nerfing of our hit tallents. now if we still had our 9% talented bonus hit then i would understand only 3 pieces having hit raiting on it but now we are down to a 3%.
The Queue: Cooking, gardening, and Riptides {WoW}
Nov 16th 2008 1:20PM So does blizzard plan on revamping the raid situation since they have already been cleared and as it appears very easily?
2. What classes do blizzard have on the hit list for buffs/nerf?
3. Do you forsee the prices for everything goin up on the AH due to how much money can be maid now in northrend?
4. Where are all the chests at???? i have run both the instances avail. UK and NEXUS many times and have not seen a single chest in either one as well i haven't run into any in the world yet either. Did blizz remove them to prevent rogues running instance just for chests? (The low level instances in BC had at least one normally)
5. Regarging a previous question about herb picking and the monsters who can be picked. Do you forsee a nerf again where they will take of the eternal life and actual herb drops from the mobs like they did in BC? Have to admit that a level 80 could solo farm most of the trash on that side of nexus for lots of herbs.
p.s. go ahead and pick any one of them if you would like.
Supersized of spirestone. Shammy for Life
TwentyFifthNovember beats all Wrath PvE content {WoW}
Nov 15th 2008 2:56PM no it comes down to the problem of why is it so easy? not the fact that they rushed. yes i agree slow down. But the fact that you can do all avail. end game content with not even everyone at level 80 is crazy. Would any of you have taken a level 77 toon in tier 2 gear into Grulls pre 3.0???? how bout into KARA? no because they would have died and made the raid really hard. What the fact that they can tells me that t7 are going to be welfare epics. and that makes me sad. Yes i am a raider, but we reaid only 3 nights a week for 4 hours a night. that isn't a hardcore guild but we are all raiders and enjoy the chalenge and the thrill of downing a boss that is dificult. If they aren't difficult then who the hell cares if you downed it. If from the start you can pug a 25 man raid and have no problem and not even have to do a gear check on people then there is a problem with the difficutly of the raid.
Countdown to Wrath Giveaway: Day 1 - BlizzCon Polar Bear Mount {WoW}
Nov 12th 2008 12:34PM i will take it if i must.
Countdown to Wrath giveaway: Day 2 - Razer DeathAdder mouse {WoW}
Nov 11th 2008 5:42PM woot woot let me win something
Countdown to Wrath Giveaway: Day 3 - BlizzCon Polar Bear Mount {WoW}
Nov 10th 2008 12:24PM give me MOUNT??? lol
Countdown to Wrath Giveaway: Day 5 - Footprints of Illidan loot card {WoW}
Nov 8th 2008 12:11PM go go gadget glowing footprints???? WOOT
Countdown to Wrath Giveaway: Day 5 - Papa Hummel's Pet Biscuit loot card {WoW}
Nov 8th 2008 12:04PM i want a super sized pet :)


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I have been given a 50lbs bag of granular urea. It's not something I have used in the past and I understand that it has some idiosyncrasies in it's use....vaporization when not incorporated to soil, high burn potential,etc... I also understand that it can be applied in a number of fashions: solution to the soil or as foliar spray, broadcast, etc. So what are the techniques that folks use with the product? What kind of application rates and cautions when using? |
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- Posted by harvestman 6 (My Page) on Sun, Jun 30, 13 at 9:10
What are you using it on? I sometimes use it to speed establishment of young trees. I wait until it's raining or about to rain and spread about a half cup away from trunk but under canopy. Best results for apples are at about first signs of growth. With indeterminate (all season) growers like J. plums and peaches you can do a split application with a second at the beginning of summer. For bearing age trees, if needed, it can be applied at first growth also, but I sometimes do a very late summer or early fall application (when trees are still in leaf but terminal buds are set) instead of spring, so N is in trees at first growth. I use maybe 2 pounds per 1,000 square ft as the max for this. General rule of thumb is that bearing peaches get equal K as N while apples get double the K. I wouldn't want to use urea alone for general maintenance fertilization of bearing trees unless I was using plenty of K rich mulch. But that would also increase N content of soil over time. |
- Posted by windfall_rob vt4 (My Page) on Sun, Jun 30, 13 at 16:17
That's helpful thanks. It's free N, so I will use it where I think I need a bit of a boost....young trees and bushes. Beds that got heavily mulched (depending how fresh the chips were) that sort of thing. Most of my usual fert application is done at this point. I may try foliar application next spring, and I had read about trying to "stock" the tree with a mild fall application as you mentioned.. I am just used to using slower release organic sources and want to be forewarned of issues working with urea in particular. |
- Posted by harvestman 6 (My Page) on Sun, Jun 30, 13 at 16:52
I believe you need to buy a more expensive form for foliar application. If label doesn't suggest its use for this don't use it. The only danger in soil application is if you apply too much because it is a salt and in excess can pull water from roots to point of killing them. I've done that when I've been careless- but to annual plants. I had some mixed with water left over from a job and just wanted to get rid of it and poured at the base of some pepper plants or something. A little harder to kill a tree but if you are careless and use enough you can do it. Remember to apply to moist soil and then water it in somehow. Rain is the simplest method, of course. |
Rob, Good idea not to use it as a spray on foliage unless there is a documented recommendation by University research. There are some good videos on u-tube from the U of Mass that instruct on the use of urea as a ground spray late in the fall to help break down leaf litter and fungi contained there. I use a complete type of foliar spray that contains many of the micro nutrients. A heavy dosage of urea spray(N) that shocks plants into late season growth may backfire in the spring when those tender tips are winter damaged. You are in a cold area where that could happen. |
- Posted by gonebananas 7/8 (My Page) on Tue, Jul 2, 13 at 18:50
Urea for foliar spray should be low in biuret, a related chemical. I don't know whether all plants are sensitive to it but some are. |
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Hopefully will be doing Granite Template either Tues afternoon or Wed... Question Should I have the range and Dishwasher in place for him to do the template? thanks |
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We did not have either range or DW in for templating - cabinet installation wasn't yet complete. We did have the range on hand, but the template didn't look at it. For installation, they wanted the DW in place (because they mounted it to the underside of the counter), and range out. |
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The rain dances worked!!
Finally we are getting rain here in Shelby County. It's been a long time since my garden and grass have seen anything but a hose pipe. Whoohooo!! |
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- Posted by terramadre 7b - AL (My Page) on Mon, Jun 12, 06 at 16:45
I am happy for you but we only had designer drops in Calhoun County. Is this a hose pipe? ;-) |
My hearty thanks to all those who danced. Tuscaloosa got the rain today. terramadre: You must also be an ex-yankee, as I had never heard of a hose pipe till I moved here. |
Blow some toward Etowah County, please! We're still dust dry. |
- Posted by roseyp8255 z8 - SC AL (My Page) on Tue, Jun 13, 06 at 0:04
We got a LITTLE bit here in Elmore County - not NEAR enough. HOwever, i gave in today and bought some soaker hoses. Got part of them put out this evening, need some more couplings and stuff - then will finish. Glad some of you got rain too... |
We got a very unexpected 2 1/2 in. here today, albeit in less than 1 hr., but you take what you can get - runoff, flood/wind damage and all. Rosey, your day's comin' my friend. I'll keep my fingers crossed for you... Nelson |
I'm digging up all of my plants and moving them to your place! :) |
Nothing around Dothan. Looks like we got totally left out. I am glad some of you got rain. |
- Posted by outsideplaying 7/No. Ala (My Page) on Tue, Jun 13, 06 at 16:03
We've had zip here. Had a few drops yesterday on the way to work in Huntsville but nothing at home. And nothing in the forecast. At least it's cooler and less humid right now. |
- Posted by roseyp8255 z8 - SC AL (My Page) on Wed, Jun 14, 06 at 7:10
I still keep hoping - Nelson, you keep your fingers crossed! Jan (TweetyPye) said we got about 1/4 in - my rain gauge had fallen over. I got my first set of soaker hoses hooked up last night....more to come this weekend! |
- Posted by squirrellypete z7b AL (My Page) on Wed, Jun 14, 06 at 11:03
Barely got a drizzle here in Heflin for just a few minutes Monday night. Wasn't enough rain to help the plants any but the drop in temps and the overcast next day did so that's good. We live up on top of a hill with a decent view and I watched rain storm after rain storm go by to the East of us. I was so jealous! =( Squirrellypete |
I didn't get anything, either. I noticed this morning that shrubs I watered a few days ago are already wilting again. And these have been in the ground for three years - not brand new plantings! UGH! |
Same here Bamadave. We did get a shower Monday afternoon, but you can't tell it today. I've got sprinklers going again, and plan on making a trip into Montgomery tomorrow for soaker hoses. I think that will be much more efficient than my overhead sprinklers. My water bill will be outragious this month, I'm certain!! Jan |
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I am green with envy.In Center Point we have not had a drop.Lots of thunder the other day but not a drop of rain.I know my water bill will be sky high but it cant be helped.So ok,lets do that rain dance one more time.Paulette |
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Weekly Outlook
Near St. Lawrence Island
St. Lawrence Island is completely sea ice free with the open water edge located roughly 70 miles to the north of the island.
Wales to Shishmaref
The seasonal melt has continued in the southern Chukchi Sea this past week. The Bering Strait and southern Chukchi Sea up to roughly 69.5 degrees north are mainly open water. No shorefast ice remains along the coastline from Wales to Shishmaref. The ice remaining consists of open to very open pack ice stretching up to 15 miles off the coastline. Bays and waters within the barrier islands are open water.
5 to 10 Day Forecast
A low-pressure system over the Chukchi Sea will bring southerly winds of 25 to 30 mph (20 to 25 knots) on Friday, 28 June. On Saturday, 29 June, the low will move over the northern Beaufort Sea as high pressure builds over the north slope of Alaska and southern Beaufort Sea through Sunday, 30 June. A large low will move into the Bering Sea late Sunday, passing over the Bering Strait Monday, 1 July and continuing over the East Siberian Sea Tuesday, 2 July, bringing southerly flow of 30 to 40 mph (25 to 35 knots) through the Bering Strait. A weaker low will pass over St. Lawrence Island Thursday, 4 July and remain over the Bering Strait region through Sunday, 7 July. Dominant winds out of the south during this forecast period will dramatically reduce the remaining sea ice along the coast and aid in shifting the ice further offshore from Wales to Shishmaref.
Observations and Comments
End-of-Season Comments
Curtis Nayokpuk, Shishmaref
There was still scattered ice pack in Shishmaref at the end of June. On 27 June, hunters reported that the ice 20 miles west was packed and they could not get in to hunt young oogruk. Some are still seeing walrus "swimmers" in groups reported in the hundreds, 3-6 miles further out in open sea and presumably on the Wales to Kiviaina-Pt. Hope migration line in the main current. No walrus are hauling out on the remaining ice west of Shishmaref, and one boat towed a walrus six miles to butcher on ice. When weather permitted, hunting was good (concentration of game following ice north) and most hunters caught what they needed, but some were late due to poor conditions.
As a result some drying racks are still full (most well past dry stage and waiting on natural rendering of seal oil) at the beginning of July, and they have to worry about spoilage due to warm temps and rain. Shishmaref's coastal location was favorable for cool breeze off the ocean, but summer winds have shifted to S-SE very warm winds off the mainland (bringing swarms of blood suckers). The high temperatures are not good for seal meat still on racks, and black flies are out so the work is like watching the fish dry, and cleaning the just layed larva each hour.
Hunters try to harvest early (traditionally with dogs, now snowmobiles) and go after walrus and young oogruk with boats. With the temperatures and weather conditions changing, the need to hunt early is even more crucial to avoid late season problems on food prep. Additionally, we set salmon nets along the beach line for the first salmon run (to avoid floating chunks of ice) and when walrus hunts are successful earlier in the season, the drying racks are clear of seal to make room for fish.
Vera Metcalf, Eskimo Walrus Commission
At the end of June, hunters in Gambell expressed concerns about the low walrus harvest during spring hunting due to constant northerly winds and ice locked in Gambell's south-side beach. Savoonga also expressed concerns about low walrus harvest. It will be good to look back to see wind and ice conditions for the 2013 season and verify/compare against future conditions.
Update on ice conditions in Anadyr Gulf
27 June 2013 - Hajo Eicken, University of Alaska Fairbanks
While waters around St. Lawrence Island in the surrounding Bering Sea are mostly ice-free, some remnant ice remains in Kresta Bay in the northwestern corner of Anadyr Gulf. The MODIS satellite scene below from a couple of days ago shows the remnant shorefast ice cover, most likely in an advanced stage of decay. As pointed out earlier by local experts in Gambell (Paul Apangalook and the late Leonard Apangalook, Sr.), this Siberian ice is typically the last ice at the end of the season to come by St. Lawrence Island. Game animals such as walrus or bearded seal are typically absent from this ice. While break-up of Kresta Bay ice is late compared to a very unusual early break-up that we discussed in the SIWO in June of 2011, Igor Krupnik from the Smithsonian Institution has pointed out that historically, break-up and clearing of ice from the bay typically did not occur until much later in July. While some of this ice may make it out to St. Lawrence Island, most of it will likely melt in place.


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I am already neutered, housetrained, purebred, up to date with shots, good with kids, and good with dogs.
This beautiful pair of bullies are bonded and will be placed in their fur-ever home together. They do have allergies but are otherwise healthy. Comet & Cupid's family love them very much but are a military family being stationed overseas for several years, and could not take them with. They have been well cared for and loved, and are good with kids. Please come back soon for a more detailed profile!
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- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Chicago already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Chicago breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
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Goins most recently served as administrator at Grace Healthcare in Chattanooga.
"Scott's previous experiences have perfectly aligned his talents to lead Life Care Center of Ooltewah," said Mike Pigg, vice president of Life Care Centers of America's Cumberland Region, which oversees the Ooltewah facility and nine others in the area. "He is focused on outstanding customer service and resident care as highest priorities."
Goins was studying business in college in 1990 when he was involved in an automobile accident. After going through intensive physical therapy treatments, he decided that working in therapy was the path for him.
He earned his bachelor's degree in business management from Covenant College in Lookout Mountain, Ga., and his associate of applied science degree in physical therapy from Chattanooga State Community College.
Goins began his career in long-term care as a physical therapist assistant at Life Care Center of Athens, in 1996, and was promoted to rehabilitation services manager in 1999.
He served Life Care's Athens and Cleveland facilities in that capacity before going on to earn his nursing home administrator's license in 2006.
Goins served as an administrator for Signature Healthcare at its Cleveland, campus for several years and also served Signature as a regional rehabilitation operations officer, assisting in operations for 11 facilities across Tennessee and Kentucky.
"It's great to be back with Life Care at this new, state-of-the-art building," said Goins. "It's a facility that sets the standard for the 21st century."
Goins is originally from Rhea County. He currently resides in Hixson with his wife, Christie, and their two children: 4-year-old Luke and 2-year-old Ella.
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Do variegated leaves need less light? I have Ma's Wedding Day, Ma's Winter Moon and a store bought pink AV and their variegation seems to get more faint for me - the plants are healthy just not identifiably variegated. I'll post photos later tomorrow but I'm just curious about light. If they need less light, I can play with their proximity to the window; if they need more, I'm going to have to at least consider buying a growing light. Thanks for the advice in advance. |
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Variegated plants need more light. If they don't have enough, they will make more green for the chlorophyll so they can have enough photosynthesis. |
Ah well, I was afraid of that. I'll probably have to get lights and don't know where to go for that. Probably need to order some online. |
- Posted by stonesriver 6B Tennessee (My Page) on Mon, Dec 12, 11 at 1:06
Jerome: African violet varigates need cooler temperatures and less intense light to maintain variegation. That's why people put them on the end of their stands and the solid leafed ones in the center. Re: Your other post ~ Some starter variegates have solid leaves and only gain variegation as they age. Temperatures play a huge part in AV variegation. Keep them too warm and they lose it. Have fun, Linda |
I always read that they need more light but be careful because most of mine that I've had seem to need less. Especially if you start growing under lights - it's okay if they lose variagation some of the time such as in summer when it's warm, as long as they look healthy green. But if they start to "bleach out" by turning paler or brown on the ends of the leaves they are getting too much light. Tricia |
- Posted by stonesriver 6B Tennessee (My Page) on Mon, Dec 12, 11 at 16:31
Before I knew better about variegates here's what happened to the trailer Champagne Pink when it got too much light. It had a beautiful, albeit short, life. :-) Linda |
Wow, I've learned something! Thanks, everyone! Maybe it's plants that grow in sunlight that need more light rather than less to keep the variegation. |
Wow! Look at that photo! Thanks for the heads up. Well, my plants on the desk won't have to worry about that. They're in an east-facing window and get morning sun and then bright indirect light all day. I need to take some pictures soon. |
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The product is white and has a thick, very sticky consistency. It comes in a 50 g tube.
The first thing I noticed is that it looks, feels and smells pretty much like white glue, so the application isn't very pleasant. The tube comes written in Korean but searching online you can find the directions in English. It's very simple: you apply a thick layer on your nose, let it completely dry and then you peel it off (and the blackheads should come off!).
However, this product didn't work for me at all. I've used almost the entire tube and tried different thickness of the layer (just to check if that was the problem) but it always turns out the same: it can't remove my blackheads.
I have to point out, though, that my skin is very thin and somewhat asphyxiated (which means that the sebum has trouble coming out to the exterior) so removing blackheads can even be difficult even manually. So if you have a similar situation and pore strips don't work for you, I'd say, don't bother getting this product.


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The Post-Secondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) Program is the program established by Minnesota State Statutes 124D.09 to "promote rigorous educational pursuits and provide a wider variety of options for students." Through PSEO, 10th, 11th and 12th grade high school students may earn both secondary and postsecondary credit for college or university courses completed on a college or university campus, at a high school, or at another location. Dakota County Technical College gladly participates in the PSEO program and offers the following information to further explain this wonderful opportunity.
Programs/Courses Available to PSEO Students
Important PSEO Information
- PSEO students are encouraged (but not required) to meet with a DCTC Admissions or Enrollment Advisor prior to applying. Contact Student Services at 651-423-8000.
- PSEO students will be enrolled on a space-available basis and/or if they meet the required course pre-requisites. There are some programs and courses that are NOT available to PSEO students.
- PSEO students are expected to meet the DCTC's Satisfactory Academic Progress measures of 2.0 GPA and completion of 67% of enrolled courses.
- PSEO students cannot take developmental education courses (typically those numbered below 1000). Students with an IEP and/or have a disability should contact Disability Support Services at 651-423-8469.
- 10th Grade PSEO students can only take ONE career or technical education course during their first semester. If the student receives a grade of C or better in the course, the student shall be allowed to take additional career or technical education courses in subsequent terms.
- 11th and 12th Grade PSEO students can be full or part-time students at DCTC depending upon their high school schedule.
- PSEO students are not charged for tuition, books or lab fees, but they are required to pay for non-consumable tools and equipment.
- Text books are available to PSEO students from the DCTC Bookstore at least one week prior to the start of classes. These books must be returned to the Bookstore at the end of the semester.
- The PSEO program is not available during summer session.
- PSEO students are required to attend their DCTC classes even if their high school is not in session.
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- June 1st for the Fall Semester start (classes begin in late August)
- December 1st for the Spring Semester start (classes begin in early January)
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- Must have passed the 8th Grade Reading Minnesota Comprehensive Assessment (MCA) with a "Meets the Standards" indicator
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- Must rank in the upper third of their junior class OR have a composite score of 24 or higher on the ACT
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- Must rank in the upper half of their senior class OR have a composite score of 21 or higher on the ACT
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- Submit the PSEO Application for Admission
- Submit a high school transcript
- Submit the Notice of Student Registration Form
- Submit MCA Reading Result (10th graders only) OR ACT Scores (11th and 12th graders who do not meet the class rank qualifier)
- 11th and 12th graders must take the ACCUPLACER Test
- Submit the Immunization Form (home-schooled students only)
- Complete admissions requirements by June 1st for Fall Semester and December 1st for Spring Semester
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Contact Information
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- Karianne Loula
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Breakfast at Tiffany's Isolation Quotes
How we cite our quotes:
She talked of her own [childhood], too; but it was elusive, nameless, placeless, an impressionistic recital (7.2).
One of the ways Holly maintains her isolation is by only offering up generalities about herself. She appears to share some personal information, but it's too non-descript to really mean anything.
We wore the masks all the way home (7.6).
This is the scene when Holly and the narrator steal the Halloween masks from Woolworth's, and it carries a great deal of symbolic meaning in relation to the idea of isolation. There are a lot of masks Holly hides behind, and this allows her to maintain the isolation she seems to need so dearly.
I stepped on Holly's dark glasses, they were lying on the floor, the lenses already shattered, the frames cracked in half (11.8).
This occurs after Holly finds out about Fred's death, and the smashed glasses show us that she can't maintain total isolation from the people around her. What were once the symbol of her isolation – her glasses – have been destroyed when the narrator sees how profoundly impacted Holly is by the loss of her brother.


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World Foundations I
Course Description
The first half of a two-course sequence that examines great world civilizations through
literature, art, music, philosophy, and history.
Course Contents & Topics
Two aspects of this course give it power. First, the integration of disciplines-literature, art, architecture, history, religion, philosophy, music, and politics-in our study of various civilizations should produce a rich appreciation for the immense potential of the human spirit. Second, the use of two themes-redemption and moral revelation-throughout the two courses will provide a point of view that can help you, the student, make connections between the cultures, civilizations, and periods of time that we study and explore how God strives with his children to help them reach their potential.
Topics Include:
- Temple Pattern
- The Fall
- Judaism
- Mesopotamia
- The Epic of Gilgamesh
- Greek History, Art and Music, and Religion
- Oedipus the King
- Greek Philosophy
- Foundations of Rome
- Excerpts from Livy's Ad Urbe Conditia
- Roman I: Republic & Roman II: Empire
- Excerpts from Augustine's Confessions
- Medieval History 1 & 2
- Medieval Music/Cathedrals and Mass A and B
- Islam & Excerpts from the Qu'ran
- Moral Revelation
- Hinduism
- Buddhism
- Excerpts from Dante's The Divine Comedy
Course Outcomes
- General and specific understanding of various Redemption Patterns and Moral Truths
- Understand historical contributions up to 15th the Century (history as context for our lives)
- Understand relationship of civilization (just society) to Redemption (Religious ritual and myth)
- Contextualized historical overview of several civilizations
- Appropriately evaluate the ways in which a civilization's art, architecture, music, drama, and literature reveal its values, redemptive rituals, moral truths, and concepts of social justice
- Demonstrably increased ability to evaluate cultures, literatures, music, arts, philosophies and religions to better understand different cultures, traditions and perspectives
- An increased ability to 'see through the eyes of another' who is very different from oneself
Attitudes / Values
- Increased willingness to look for and acknowledge moral truths found in other cultural and religious traditions.
- Increased awareness of self as a learner applying tools and applying articulated processes to the business of learning
- Willingness to engage other cultures or traditions with a conscious attempt to manage biases and prejudices inherent in one's own culture
- Greater appreciation that the Gospel encompasses all truth
Course Requirements
World Foundations 101 emphasizes foundational reading, writing and thinking skills.
Course Prerequisites
- Completion of FDENG 101 with a D- grade or higher
- Completion of FDAMF 101 with a D- grade or higher
Semesters Taught
Winter, Spring, Fall
Course Lead
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- Color: Cream Or Ivory
- Age: Kitten
- Sex: Male
- Hair: Short
CharMing's Info...
I am already neutered and up to date with shots.
CharMing has been bottle fed since he was 5 days old. He loves human interaction more than anything as most bottle babies do. He loves cuddling and playing ball with his human. He is a siamese mix lynx point.
He will make a great pal! Please come see him and the other cats that are available or adoption at the PetSmart store in the District Shopping Center/Tustin. Adoptions are held Saturdays 12-4.
Other Pets at Orange County Animal Rescue Coalition
Why Adoption is a Great Option
CharMing, a Irvine Siamese kitten was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Siamese for sale in Irvine, or seeking a Siamese kitten from a breeder in Irvine.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Irvine already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Irvine breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
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Foot of Snow. River went over her banks.
Foot of Snow. River went over her banks.
31 & snow very fine, was icy last night & lots of spin outs on the roads!
Living west of Chicago, we've had over a foot of snow in the last 24 hours - and it's snowing again today! But... if there's a silver lining... the kids are outside sledding with the neighbor kids!
Warm and breezy. Can't believe after getting 2 feet of snow one week ago, it's almost all gone. Not that I'm complaining.
When you wish upon a star.....
Adults are only kids grown up, anyway. WD
...That's the real trouble with the world. Too many people grow up. WD
"For those who get it, no explanation is necessary. For those who don't, no explanation will do."
Cold & drove home in a snow storm only 1 hour this time. Plowed the drive so it should be ok for DH when he comes home from work.
The flak-age has finally stopped after 6 straight days.
52 and sunny
P.U.S.H.-A mantra MOST will not understand.
Disney rocks, Walt was a genius.
15 & freezing, snow stopped for now, but maybe a another weather front on its way.
We had sleet/snow flurries in Austin AGAIN when I went to work this morning!
It is 10 degrees.
A dry bright cool day here.
"Most of my life I have done what I wanted to do. I have had fun on the job.I have never been able to confine that fun to office hours." ~ Walt Disney


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The first time she volunteered for community service, Gabrielle Smith '91 was just 13 years old. "I was very eager to work and give back to my community, but my mother told me the minimum allowable age for community service was probably 15. So I took the initiative to read through a United Way guide to local nonprofits and found an opportunity at the Red Mountain Museum. Although the minimum age to volunteer was 14, I still called the Executive Director, secured an interview, and this began my legacy of giving back."
And twenty-three years later, Gabrielle is still taking the initiative to give back – this time to Birmingham-Southern: as a mentor through the BSC Panther Partnerships program, as a member of the Norton Board, and as a member of the Black Alumni Affinity Group steering committee...more
"I was challenged to be a better leader my very first day of class at Birmingham-Southern," remembers BSC alum and board member Brooke Tanner Battle '96. "At the end of the class, Natalie Davis stopped and addressed all the girls in the room: 'Not one of you raised your hand today. If you want to succeed in my class, you have to talk.'"
"It's hard to measure the impact that one experience had on my career—both during school and afterward. I had been active in leadership roles during high school. But what I learned that day is, part of being a true leader is speaking up when there's something to say."
Founder/CEO of a software startup, Smart Party—following a 15-year career in private equity real estate finance—Brooke has served on numerous local nonprofit boards. However, she's quick to deflect attention from herself in describing what makes her proud to be a BSC graduate...more
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Special Edgar Froese & Kim Fowley Just Died Edition: A Study Of Rock's Low & High Art Cosmic Malfeasance 1. Edgar Froese "Epsilon In Malaysian Pale" 1975 2. Tangerine Dream "Phaedra" (Pts. 1-3) 1974 3. (Robert) Fripp & (Brian) Eno "Swastika Girls" 1973 PSAs Talking Etc. 4. Fred Frith "Some Clouds Don't" 1983 5. Art Bears "The Song Of Investment Capital Overseas" 1980 6. Eno/ Mobieus/by stephedk - Playlists
1. Joe McPhee "Nation Time" Live, 1971 2. Muslimgauze "Khan Younis" 1993 3. Robert Anton Wilson "Calvi, The Pope, & The Brotherhood" 1985 4. The Dead C "Love" 1992 5. Esplendor Geometrico "Zhyra Mansi" 1981 6. Mr. Quintron "Rhinestone Commercial" 2000 7. The Isley Brothers "I Turned You On" 1969 8. Bettye Swann "What Is My Life Coming To" 1967 Talking, PSAs, etc 9. Miles Davis & Frieby stephedk - Playlists
I'm woefully (deliberately?) out of touch, but for my money the best album of the year was either Swans "To Be Kind" or Ignatz & De Stervende Honden "Teenage Boys." 1. Ikue Mori/ Robert Quine/ Marc Ribot "Painted Desert" 1995 2. Gong "Squeezing Sponges Over Policemen's Heads/ Foghat Digs Holes In Space" 1971 3. Faygo Ad 45 RPM 7" circa mid '70s 4. Ignatz & De Stervende Honden "I Gotta Pee"by stephedk - Playlists
1. Jingle Cats "Silent Night" (Jingle Cats would continue to feature throughout the show) 2. The Fall "Blue Christmas" 3. System II "Jingle Bass" 4. Blind Lemon Jefferson "Christmas Eve Blues" 5. Crucial Youth "Santa Claus Is Coming (And You're On His List)" 6. James White "Christmas With The Devil" 7. Twisted Sister "Oh Come All Ye Faithful" 8. Suicide "Hey Lord" 9. Born Against "Xmaby stephedk - Playlists
1. Can "Little Star of Bethlehem" 2. Billy Childish "Father Christmas is Dressed in Green" 3. John Lee Hooker "Blues for Christmas" 4. Willie Nelson "Pretty Paper" 5. Silkworm "Drunk" 6. The Jive Turkeys "Get Down Santa" 7. Poison Idea "Santa Claus is Back in Town" 8. Mark Mothersbaugh "When Does the Slow Boat to China get Here?" 9. Whistle "Santa is a B-Boy" 10. Ghostface Killah "Gby stephedk - Playlists
8.5. The Fall "Jawbone & The Air Rifle"by stephedk - Playlists
1. John Coltrane "Om Part 1" 1965 2. Clifford Gibson "Tired Of Being Mistreated Part 1" 1929 3. Comus "Drip Drip" 1971 4. Incredible String Band "Dear Old Battlefield" 1972 5. News From Babel "Black Gold" 1983 6. Catherine Ribeiro + Alpes "L'ere De La Putrefaction" 1974 Talking 7. Red Krayola "Transparent Radiation" 1967 PSAs 8. Excepter "The Open Well" 2008 9. Nihilist Spasm Baby stephedk - Playlists
Special Stephe DK with Maceo phone calls live on-air edition (ugh, sorry) 1. Deep Listening Band "Cave Water" 1990 (a variety of tracks from the album Troglodyte's Delight were interspersed throughout the eve) 2. Nihilist Spasm Band "Stupidity" 1978 3. Excepter "The Anti-Noah" 2010 4. Keji Haino & Loren Connors (Performance Live 4/11/95) 5. Irakattax (untitled live 2014) PSAs 6. Teleby stephedk - Playlists
1. Catherine Ribeiro + Alpes "Ame Debout" 1971 2. Merle Haggard & The Strangers "I'd Trade All of my Tomorrows" 1965 3. Nancy Sinatra & Lee Hazlewood "Some Velvet Morning" 1968 4. Taurus "The Garden" 2002 5. Blues Control "Opium Den/ Fade to Blue" 2011 6. John & Beverly Martin "John the Baptist" 1970 7. Jim McCarthy "Word of Honor" 1973 8. Ebryonnck "Wieder Das Erste Mal" 2006 Talkingby stephedk - Playlists
1. Rangda "Gracilaria" 2010 2. Tiger Hatchery "Sonic Bloom" 2010 3. Lester Bowie "St. Louis Blues (Chicago Style) 1975 4. Sun Ra & His Myth Science Arkestra "Voice of Space" 1963 5. Sunny Sharrock & Nickey Skopelitis "The Pyre" 1990 6. Big Chuck Mingus "Wham Bam Thank You Ma'am" 1961 Talking, etc 7. The Dead C "Love" 1991 8. Killing Joke "Tension" 1981 9. Butthole Surfers "USSA" 1987by stephedk - Playlists
1. Cecil Taylor Unit- (Side C, Live in Bologna, 11/3/87) 2. Cabaret Voltaire- "The Voice of America/ Damage is Done" 1980 3. The Dead C- "Repulsion" 2001 4. Pere Ubu "Real World" Live, 1978 5. Essential Logic "Quality Crayon Wax O.K." 1979 6. Masaki Batoh "Yoo Doo Right" 1995 PSAs! Talking! 7. Gunter Hampel "Mystic Pilgrimage" 1975 8. Michael Chapman "Aviator" 1970 9. Arian Sample "Tby stephedk - Playlists
NOW WITH RELEASE DATES! (closed captioned where available) 1. Sandy Bull "Electric Blend" 1969 2. Michael Chapman "Postcards from Scarborough" 1970 3. Goblin "Witch" 1977 4. Faust "Munic/ Yesterday" 1975 5. Goat "The Light Within" 2014 6. Michael Chapman "Kodak Ghosts" 1970 PSAs, Talking 7. Gamelan Son of Lion "Circular Thoughts" 1979 8. Joel Vandroogenbroeck "Metalic Agony" 1980by stephedk - Playlists
1. William Hooker, DJ Olive, & somebody else "Living Organs- Parallel Planes" 2. Hooker, Olive, et al., "Archetypal Space" 3. Plunderphonics "Pretender" 4. Martin Rev "Temptation" 5. Jon Rose & Eugene Chadbourne "3rd Chair" 6. Pere Ubu "Humour Me" ('77 demo) Talking 7. Nihilist Spasm Band "Enough is Enough"* 8. Special Guest Mandy reads a poem (whose author and title escapes me) PSby stephedk - Playlists
7-8 PM: 1. Heldon "Stand By" 2. Yahowa 13 "I'm Gonna Take You Home Part 2" 3. imPLOG "Holland Tunnel Dive" 4. Idio Savant "Escape From the Trick Vans #6" 5. Pan Sonic "Kahentaja/ Diminisher" 6. Bill Dixon "I See Your Fancy Footwork #2" (talking) 7. Fresh 3 MCs "Fresh" 8-9 PM: (talking, PSAs) 8. Cluster "Grosses Wasser" 9. William Hooker "Wavelengths" 10. Joel Vandroogenbrby stephedk - Playlists
1. Rova "Under the Street Where You Live (For Albert Ayler)" 2. Rik Rue "For Men Only" & "While We Dance, They Die" (roughly; the record, Sound Escapes, doesn't really have track divisions) 3. Conrad Schnitzler "Coca" 4. Pan Sonic "Kone" 5. Tim Hecker "Celestina" 6. Sonny Sharrock "Blind Willie" 7. The Space Negroes "Slip Inside This House" (see photo below) 8. Spacemen 3 "Rollercoaster"by stephedk - Playlists
setlist double feature 7/22 1. Les Rallizes Denudes "People Can Choose" (live '77) 2. Les Rallizes Denudes "Enter the Mirror" (Mars Studio '80) 3. Danielle Dax "Fortune Cheats" 4. Heldon "Interface" (PSAs, talking, etc) 5. Fela + Egypt '80 "Custom Checkpoint" (live '83) 6. Last Exit "Blind Willy" 7. Steve Lacy "The Song" 8. C.C. "Everyone Goes" (and several other tracks from "Liby stephedk - Playlists
1. Patty Waters "Black is the Color of my True Love's Hair" 2. Sunny Murray "An Even Break (Never Give a Sucker)" (Ye Olde 9-1-1 PSA) 3. McNeal & Niles "Summer Fun" 4. Stephen David Heitkotter "Fly Over the Moon" 5. Claudia Lennear "Everything I Do Gonna be Funky" 6. Pearls Before Swine "Another Time" (Talking, etc) 7. Tony Allen "No Accomodation for Lagos" 8. Ignatz & De Stervenby stephedk - Playlists
Kinda spaced on posting last week's play list (who ME??) Included here if you can remember stuff and/or care (this week) 7/1/14 1. Dave Burrell "Echo" 2. Jesus Lizard "The Associate" 3. Red Crayola "Bluejeans" 4. Stephen David Heitkotter "Cadillac Woman" 5. Eric Dolphy "Out to Lunch" 6. Fuzzhead "Free Ride/ I Believe in Love" (talking) 7. Lake of Dracula "Violators" (MORE tby stephedk - Playlists
1. Library of Sands "Bowing in the Mountain" 2. Jack Hammer "The Hawks and The Crowns" 3. The Ventures "The Bat" 4. Pigbag "Papa's Got a Brand New Pigbag" 5. "Remember When You Were A Kid" (Faygo Soda commercial 7") 6. Awesome Color "Eyes of Light" 7. Dead Moon "A Miss of You" 8. Chubby Checker "Stoned in a Bathroom" 9. Jim McCarthy "Song for All Seasons" (PSAs Talking ETC) 10. Felaby stephedk - Playlists
1. Marion Brown "Afternoon of a Georgia Faun" 2. Suum Cuique "Intonation" 3. Swans "Just a Little Boy (For Chester Burnett) 4. Dorothy Ashby "Life has its Trials" 5. Diane Cluck "Content to Reform" 6. Death "Open Road" 7. Loren Connors "Suzanne's Rain" PSAs/ talking 8. Godz "Radar Eyes" 9. Jim McCarthy "Word of Honor" 10. Mammal "Cyclops" 11. Sun Ra Arkestra "Somewhere There" 12.by stephedk - Playlists
Everything But Sun Ra, Carly Farr, & Jim Collins came from the Royal Garden Records going out of business sale. 1. Big Black "Burundi Pose" 2. Rodney Dangerfield "Rodney Raps Being Ugly" 3. Yma Sumac "Mi Palomita" 4. Rodney Dangerfield "Rodney Raps Respect" 5. Horace Silver "My Soul is my Computer" 6. Pigmeat Markham "Have you seen my Wife" excerpt 7. Stan Getz & Gerry Mulligan "This Canby stephedk - Playlists
1. Max Roach "All Africa" 2. John Zorn, Eugene Chadbourne, Duck Baker, & others "Courage!" 3. Robert Ashley "In Sara, Mencken, Christ & Beethoven there were Men & Women" 4. John Oswald "Mystery Tapes" 5. Blue Denim Deals Without the Arms "Armageddon" 6. Vik Venus "Moonflight" 7. Canned Hamm "Teenagers Are Growing Up" (PSAs, talking, brief Skin Graft excerpt) 8. Vik Venus "Everybody'sby stephedk - Playlists
1. Current 93 "Ach Golgotha (Maldoror is Dead)" 2. "Shove Yours" from the All In The Family album 3. Ed Askew "Fancy That" 4./5. Several excerpts from a 1968 Salvation Army album called "Skid Row Sounds" 6./7. The Red Krayola "Listen to This" & "Save the House" 8. Pearls Before Swine "I Saw the World" 9. Sir Richard Bishop "Inner Redoubt" PSAs, talking 10. Jandek "Time and Space" 11by stephedk - Playlists
Further Explorations in Filth w/guest DJ Steve S. 1. Current 93 "Ach Golgotha (Maldoror is Dead) 2. Death in June "This is not Paradise" 3. Reynols "Apola Baboro" 4. Red Krayola "Blue Jeans" 5. Oxes "Say Something to Bees about the Lion in the Alley/ Say Something to Bees about not Praying and don't Bothering" 6. Lemon Kittens "Popsykle" 7. Flipper "Ever" PSAs, talking 8. Yellow Swby stephedk - Playlists
1. Nurse With Wound (side two of "Musty Odor of Pierced Rectums" LP) 2. Nature Camp "Swimming" 3. Throbbing Gristle "The Old Man Smiled" (from "Heathen Earth") 4. Neurosis & Jarboe "Within" talking, PSAs 5. Current 93 "Raino No Terrasu (Jesus Wept)"/"St. Peters Keys All Bloody" 6. Swans "Weakling" 7. Atomsmasher "Caught in your Orbit" 8. Captain Beefheart "Moonlight on Vermont" 9. Thby stephedk - Playlists
1. Marzette Watts & Company "Backdrop for Urban Revolution" 2. Screamin' Jay Hawkins "Alligator Wine" 3. The Heavenly Wonders "Somebody's Gone" 4. Moments "Where Can I Find Her" 5. The Meters "It Ain't No Use" 6. Eddie Lockjaw Davis & Johnny Griffin "Epistrophy" 7. Jesus Lizard "Mouthbreather" PSAs, talking 8. Eidetic Seeing "Deep Falafel Prophet" 9. Goat "Let it Bleed" 10. Cave "Thby stephedk - Playlists
Special New year's Day Phoning It In Hangover Edition 1. Nurse With Wound "She and Me Fall Together in Free Death" 2. Little Anthony and the Imperials "Shimmy Shimmy KoKo Bop" 3. Manzel "Space Funk" 4. Curtis Mayfield "Future Shock" 5. Aaron Neville "Tell it like it is" 6. Hues Corporation "Rock the Boat" 7. Shorty Long "Function at the Junction" 8. James & Bobby Purify "I'm your Puppetby stephedk - Playlists
1. Big Stick "Jesus was Born on an Indian Reservation" 2. The Fall "Blue Christmas" 3. ZZ Top "Doubleback" 4. Jim Ed Brown "Pop-A-Top" 5. The Dickies "Silent Night" 6. Chicago Bears "Superbowl Shuffle" 7. Jingle Cats "Silent Night" 8. The Pipkins "Gimmie Dat Ding" 9. Billy Idol "White Christmas" 10. Elvis "In the Ghetto" 11. Captain Beefheart "Ain't no Santa Claus on the Evening Stage"by stephedk - Playlists
1. Tony Conrad + Genesis Breyer P-Orridge "Taking Issue" (Live, 2009) 2. Cave "This is the Best" 3. Circuit Rider "Forever Angels Proud" 4. The Delegates "Funky Butt" 5. Arthur Conley "Sweet Soul Music" 6. Stealers Wheel "Stuck in the Middle with You" (x-tra super scratchy version, sorry 'bout dat) 7. Mrs. Miller "These Boots are Made for Walking" 8. The Singing Dogs "Jingle Bells" PSAsby stephedk - Playlists
Sun Araw "Deep Temple" Red Krayola "I Knew It" Mars "The Immediate stages of the Erotic" Electric Eels "Spin Age Blasters" Residents "Kaw-Liga" Throbbing Gristle "D.O.A." God Is My Co-Pilot "Totally Wired" Keith LeBlanc & Jello Biafra "Message from our Sponsor" Lungfish "Tick Tock" Kreamy 'Lectric Santa "Father of our Uni-Verse" PSAs! Talking! Leaving Trains "Nothing Left" Yellowby stephedk - Playlists


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College of Law › Centers & Institutes › Native American Law Center › Native American Law Students' Association › NALSA Pow Wow › Honoree
Judge Moore is the longest serving district court judge in the state. He is a friend and alum of TU and a longstanding mentor of Native Justice. Judge Moore graduated from Okmulgee High School, received a Bachelors Degree in accounting from the University of Oklahoma, a Juris Doctorate from Oklahoma City University, and LLM from University of Tulsa. He also participated in post graduate studies at the University of Houston and is a graduate of the National Judicial College, University of Nevada. Judge Moore is admitted to practice law before the following courts: United States Supreme Court, United States Court of Appeals Tenth Circuit, United States District Court Western District of Oklahoma United States District Northern District of Oklahoma and the United States District Court Eastern District of Oklahoma and all Oklahoma State Courts, and Muscogee (Creek) & Cherokee Nation Courts. He is a member of The Moore Law Firm in Okmulgee, and he is a past president of the Okmulgee County Bar Association. Judge Moore's great-grandfather John R. Moore was Mekko of Kvsetv Tribal town and came to Indian Territory during the removal from Russell County Alabama and his grandfather, William N. Moore (Roll#1099) was a member House of the Warriors until his death in 1929. Judge Moore was on active duty in the United States Air Force from September 1963 until September 1967. He served as a prosecutor in the Okmulgee County District Attorney's Office for twelve years, and he is a guest lecturer at area schools, colleges and Universities. Judge Moore is a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Okmulgee, Okmulgee and Morris Masonic Lodges, 32nd Scottish Rite and Bedouin Temple, American Judicature Society, Mvskoke Bar Association, Oklahoma Bar Association Indian Law Section, Federal Bar Association-Indian Law Section and National American Indian Court Judges Association. He has served as the District Judge of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation since March 1987, and represents the Muscogee (Creek) Nation as a member of the Intertribal Council of the Five Civilized Tribes. He also serves as a member of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation Constitutional Amendment Committee, and the Codification Committee. The District Court Judge has served as a faculty member and moderator on the Jurisdiction of State-Tribal-Federal Courts Panel for Sovereignty Symposiums IX, X, XI, XII, XIII, XIV, XV, XVI, XVII, XVIII, XIX, and participates in the Indian Law Certificate Program at the University of Tulsa College of Law as a supervising attorney and helped develop the Muscogee (Creek) Nation Legal Clinic, a partnership with the University of Tulsa. Chief Judge Stephanie Seymour of the United States Tenth Circuit Court of Appealsappointed Judge Moore to serve on the State-Tribal-Federal Judicial Council of Oklahoma, and he is the Chairman of the Council for Fiscal Year 2003. The Council meets during the Sovereignty Symposium each year. On January 23, 2003 the Tulsa Country Bar Association, in connection with its Centennial Celebration, honored Judge Patrick E. Moore as one of Tulsa's Legal Pioneers.
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Hotel Adlon Kempinski
Berlin, 10117, Germany
Sitting in the shadow of the Brandenburg Gate, the Hotel Adlon Kempinski is one of Berlin's most historic and luxurious hotels. Originally built in 1907, the hotel was destroyed in 1945 and reopened in 1997. The public areas are decorated with a range of elegant elements, including Carrara marble and stained glass. Each of the guest rooms and suites our outfitted in a lavish 1920's-inspired style with brocade silk and cherry wood accents. The hotel features the Adlon Day Spa and on-site dining at Lorenz Adler Esszimmer, Uma, Le Petit Felix, and Quarré.
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Many suites offer views of the Brandenburg Gate.
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The hotel's lobby is the perfect place to enjoy a cocktail or coffee.
Open / Closes- Accessible by Public Transportation
- Babysitting
- Childcare
- Concierge
- Dry Cleaning
- Gym/Fitness Center
- Handicapped Accessible
- Laundry Service
- Maid Service
- Meeting Room
- Pet Friendly
- Parking Available
- Room Service
- Spa
- WiFi
Number of Rooms: 382
Number of Suites: 78
Number of Restaurants: 2
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Taking your dog to Hawaii means overcoming two challenges, one of which is commonplace in any travel with pets, while the other problem is specific to Hawaii. First, unless your dog is for a special-needs owner, such as a seeing-eye dog, you will almost certainly need to check it as baggage aboard an airplane since most cruise lines prohibit bringing dogs aboard ship. Furthermore, Hawaii is a rabies-free island chain and determined to stay that way, so taking additional special measures is necessary if your dog is to avoid a four-month quarantine.
Call your veterinarian and schedule at least four visits to complete the tests, vaccinations and other procedures required by Hawaiian state law for pet importation. Completing these requirements (detailed in Steps 2 and 3) is necessary to qualify for either Hawaii's Direct Airport Release option or the "Five Days or Less" quarantine. Failure to do so will result in your dog being quarantined for up to four months.
Arrange for an OIE-FAVN test for your dog during your first vaccination visit, at least 18 weeks prior to your departure for Hawaii, if you do not already have these test results. The test results are good for three years, but Hawaii requires that they are at least 120 days old; those results date from the day the blood sample arrives at the lab, not from the date the blood was drawn. To ensure your dog meets Hawaiian requirements, you need to start preparing your dog with this procedure at least 18 weeks in advance.
Schedule a pair of rabies vaccinations for your dog. The most recent vaccination must be no more than 90 days from the dog's date of arrival in Hawaii, and the two vaccinations must not be more than 30 days apart. If your dog's first shot was on September 1, for example, the second shot must come by September 30, and your dog must make the trip within the 90 days following that second shot. Collect the original documentation or carbon copies (photocopies are not accepted) for the vaccinations, and make sure the vaccine name, lot or serial number, booster interval, vaccination date and vaccine lot expiration date are all listed.
Request your veterinarian to insert a microchip I.D. tag into your dog, if he does not already have one, during one of your visits to the veterinarian.
Fill out Hawaii's dog and cat import form and submit it along with the rabies vaccination documents and payment by check or money order to Hawaii's Animal Quarantine Station at 99-951 Halawa Valley Street; Aiea, Hawaii 96701. Make out the payment to the Department of Agriculture. These documents must arrive at least 10 days prior to your pet's arrival in Hawaii, so if you use the regular mail service, schedule to account for a sizable margin of error.
Crate-train your dog starting at least one month prior to the flight to Hawaii, if the dog is not already crate-trained. Cruises permitting pets other than animals for the disabled are rare, so you will almost certainly need to take your dog as checked baggage, which means transporting the dog by crate/kennel. Check with the airline regarding the specific size limits for the crate.
Plan your trip's departure city and date to make your dog as comfortable as possible. U.S. airline policy will not allow shipping animals if the weather is above 85 degrees Fahrenheit or below 45 degrees F. Also, try to plan your trip as a direct, non-stop flight to Hawaii to minimize the discomfort to your dog, who must necessarily spend the entire trip in a crate.
Book your flight into Honolulu International Airport so that you and your dog arrive before 3:30 p.m. local time. The animal inspection office is open until 5 p.m., so you must have reasonable assurance that you will get off the plane and to the inspection office before 5 p.m. If you miss this window, your pet will automatically be placed into quarantine under the "Five Days or Less" program, and you will need to return to the airport the next day for clearance and pickup.
Return to the vet during the 10 days prior to your departure for a general health certificate. This measure is required by all airlines in the United States, and you must present this document while checking in your dog.
- If your OIE-FAVN test results are not at least 120 days old, your dog will be placed into quarantine for however long it takes to reach that 120-day mark, and you will be billed for all relevant kenneling charges.
- You can pay the importation fees at the airport, but sending it with your documentation saves time.
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I'm looking into diet plans, ideally something that provides the meals. I'm a busy mom of 4 and I will be much more successful on a plan that provides the food. Has anyone tried Seattle Sutton? |
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I have not tried any of the ones that provide food~~I was going to try Jenny Craig but I am way too cheap to do that. I needed something that my family could eat and would be good for me, that is why I did WW's. I love your name 'slackermommy' LOL!! That discribes just my style of being a mommie:) I had fun with my kids but I know I was a 'slacker':) at times. |
I heartily recommend Seattle Sutton. I started in June and have lost 25 pounds. My husband and I think the food is fine, although we're not really picky eaters. It is wonderful in terms of portion control. I get the 1200 calories portion, and my husband the 2000 calories. You pick up the food on Mondays and Thursdays. Supposedly if you do not have a dealer near you, you can have the food sent to you, but I'm not sure how that would affect the quality of the food. |
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The Lincoln Marsh Teams & Ropes Course provides opportunities for your group to grow as a team. Each course includes a series of challenging activities that enable participants to work together toaccomplish a task.
Programs are held in the beautiful wooded areas of the Lincoln Marsh Natural Area. Participants are offered an opportunity to "stretch" beyond perceived limits in an atmosphere of safety, support and respect.
Certified facilitators design a safe, fun and enriching program that targets the goals identified by each group.
Student/Family Lincoln Marsh Teams and Ropes Course facilitators design safe, fun, and enriching programs that target the goals of each group. Groups include elementary schools through college, peer leadership, various sport teams, youth at risk, students with special needs, physical education leaders, scouts, churches, park districts and more.
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Ted O'Dell, Andy Schor, and Anne Clayton, three candidates for the 68th District House Seat, discuss the race and general politics. We talk to Kyle Melinn of City Pulse about the race for the 68th District House Seat and the protest of the censoring of Lansing Representatives. Rick Pappas, President of Davenport College, calls in to discuss the recent statement that the Lansing campus will not be moving away from the Capitol Building. Berl and co-host Andy Balaskowitz talk about parking in Lansing.
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Plenty of my friends are looking
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My name is Aubree!
Facts about Aubree
- Breed: American Staffordshire Terrier
- Color: Red/Golden/Orange/Chestnut - With White
- Age: Adult
- Size: Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
- Sex: Female
Aubree's Info...
I am purebred, good with kids, and good with dogs.
Super Sweet Wonderful Girl!! Aubree does well with other dogs and walks well on leash. Aubree is about 4 yrs old. To meet this great girl call 660*525*1035
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Why Adoption is a Great Option
Aubree, a Windsor American Staffordshire Terrier dog was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a American Staffordshire Terrier for sale in Windsor, or seeking a American Staffordshire Terrier dog from a breeder in Windsor.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Windsor already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
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+2Posted on Jun 3rd, 2013 | re: The 10 Best Suede Songs (23 comments)
It's a great list and a pleasure to read. You could really switch this up every other day. The only minor quibble is Stay Together is not only the best, penultimate Suede song but was the best song of the 90′s (maybe tie-ing with Common People) so clearly belongs on this list.
0Posted on Nov 26th, 2012 | re: MOJO's Top 20 Albums Of 2012 (115 comments)
It astounds me that the latest Tindersticks masterpiece will be missing from all these lists yet again.


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Bishop Terry's visit to Yarm and Ingleby Barwick
Bishop Terence visited the parishes of St Thérèse of Lisieux, Ingleby Barwick and St Mary and St Romuald, Yarm over the weekend of 19/20 June 2010.
Bishop Terence visited the parishes of St Thérèse of Lisieux, Ingleby Barwick and St Mary and St Romuald, Yarm over the weekend of 19/20 June 2010.
The Mike McCullagh Memorial Cup, which is awarded for 'excellence' in respect of entry to, and participation in, the diocesan football tournament the 'Catholic Primary Schools Cup' has been won this year by St Clare's, Middlesbrough.
A group of Year 12 students (17 years of age) recently visited Teesport as guests of the Apostleship of the Sea and its ecumenical partner, the Mission to Seafarers.
St Martin's Ampleforth Prep School are very proud of their Year 8 pupils who have achieved the best scholarship and Common Entrance results in living memory. Fr Gabriel, the Headmaster at Ampleforth College, described the results as 'excellent' and is looking forward to welcoming so many talented and able pupils to the College this September.
The Year 6 pupils from St Martin's Ampleforth School enjoyed a whole school day conducted entirely in French.
Parents, children, governors, teachers past and present, and parishioners turned out at St Clare's School in Middlesbrough to welcome Bishop Terry, who celebrated Mass with Fr John Loughlin (parish priest) and Fr Gerard Robinson (former pupil) on the occasion of the school's 40th anniversary.
Thanks to the generosity of former pupil and current parent, Peter Savill, St Martin's Ampleforth were able to open the impressive newly constructed 'Savill Centre', a specially designed five classroom teaching suite. This impressive new high tech facility will be used primarily for teaching English, French and Latin to Years 6, 7 and 8.
Accepting a very kind invitation from the headteacher Mrs Alexander-Sowa to a post-Pentecost celebration in her school, I found myself along with many parents in St Therese of Lisieux School, Ingleby Barwick looking forward to the opportunity to 'really experience the Holy Spirit in the children's performance'. We were certainly not disappointed.
The beautiful morning of Thursday 17th June saw Bishop Terry breaking the ground for the new Trinity College, which is to be built on Saltersgill Avenue in Middlesbrough.
The 14th Annual Football Tournament for primary schools in the Diocese was held at St Mary's Sports College, Cranbrook Avenue, Hull on Saturday 22nd May 2010. This was the fourth time that the event had been held in Hull (St Mary's 02, 07 and 2010 and St Richard's, Hull 1999).