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Skydive, travel the world and dance the funky chicken at your 75th wedding anniversary party? Sounds like our kind of bucket list.
The Twitterverse took over the #100ThingsToDoBeforeIDie hashtag today, creating the ultimate interactive bucket list.
We saw everything from personal messages like falling in love or making your parents proud to more spontaneous favourites like dancing in a frozen food aisle, crowd surfing or planning a last-minute road trip.
Lately, in the world of accomplishing goals before 30, Glamour Magazine made their ultimate list, and even inspired one blogger to create her own suggestions. Whatever your goals are, have fun and take your time -- just make sure you make a list you can stick to.
And if the funky chicken isn't your preferred dance routine, here are some other favourite #100ThingsToDoBeforeIDie responses on Twitter to help inspire your own list. Send us your tweets @huffpostcaliv or leave them in the comment box. Also, be sure to check out more from #100ThingsToDoBeforeIDie.

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Joe, Ooops, forgot to clean out the in box - thanks for the heads up. Best of luck out there; please let me know how you do. Need to fish the Bighorn some day, just not crazy about dealing with the crowds. I'm headed out to western MT/YNP in about 3 weeks (family & fishing) and then taking my neighbor to Idaho the end of September. By the way, if you're coming into YNP from the NE end, give the Clarks Fork in Wyoming up by Cooke City a look. Nice water, lots of fish - bows, brookies, cutts that like to look up; keep an eye out for bears. Regards, Scott


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Federal Pell Grant - Your Pell Grant award is based on the information reported on your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The federal government calculates an Estimated Family Contribution (EFC), which determines your financial aid award. The award listed is for full time enrollment (12 hours or more), the award is reduced if you enroll in fewer hours. The maximum you will receive is full-time Fall and Spring Semester.
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Illinois Student Assistance Commission Monetary Award Program (MAP) - By applying for financial aid and agreeing to share that information with the Illinois Student Assistance Commission (ISAC), you have been considered for the State of Illinois (IL) Monetary Award Program (MAP) Grant. If you were determined to meet the eligibility criteria for the MAP grant, an award is included on this award letter. This award may be an estimate made by the Financial Aid Office and, if so, is identified as a "State of IL MAP Grant (EST.)". MAP grants are limited based on the number of applicants and funding levels appropriated by the Illinois General Assembly. Please be aware that in light of state funding constraints, reductions to estimated or actual MAP grants are possible.
Eligibility for a MAP grant is tracked by the equivalent number of semester credit hours of MAP benefits paid on your behalf. This is called MAP Paid Credit Hours. Payment for each term is being made according to the equivalent number of credit hours eligible for MAP payment, with a minimum of 3 and a maximum of 15 MAP Paid Credit Hours.
There is a limit on the number of MAP Paid Credit Hours that can be paid while you are classified by your school as a freshman and sophomore. This limit is the equivalent of 75 MAP Paid Credit Hours. If this maximum is reached, you must attain junior status for your MAP grant eligibility to resume. The maximum number of MAP Paid Credit Hours that can be received is capped at 135.
If a State of IL MAP Grant (Est.) is not included in your award letter, you are not eligible for the grant at Black Hawk College.
Federal Work Study (WS) – Work Study is a need-based work program for students enrolled at least half time. The link to Work Study jobs will updated soon. A paycheck is received for hours worked, and the wages must be used for educational expenses.
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Financial aid money received must only be used for educational expenses related to your program of study at Black Hawk College.
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Hot weather takes its toll on animals, but especially the male breeding dog. Male dog fertility peaks around five years of age, but can breed and settle females long after five years if managed for fertility.
Research tells us the season of the year does have an effect on concentration of sperm per ejaculate. Increase concentration occurs in spring/early summer and lower concentration in late summer/fall (Tahs 1981). Sperm concentration is thought to be influenced by photoperiod (day length) and the environmental temperature. One or both can be controlled. Though the concentration of sperm fluctuates, the normal dog is still fertile and can settle females any time of the year if managed in hot weather.
The testicle is outside the body in the scrotum to keep it cooler than body temp. The breeding male is often housed outside and the semen quality he is producing is sensitive to environmental temperature. When the outside temp approaches 102°F, the normal body temp, male fertility can suffer. When the temperature reaches over 105°F, males can be become infertile if overheating happens. The issue with the testicle is the stored sperm in the epididymis, if it gets too hot the stored sperm dies and the replacement can take 60 days. Temperature is worth managing! Water misters over the kennel with shade have long been used and can lower the environmental temp by 10°F. Simple solutions such as mister hoses are ok but can create mud holes! In warm areas of the south more permanent misters or low water misters can be installed. Timers can be set for the hottest part of day, to run 5 minutes every 30 minutes if the temperature is under 100°F and twice as often when over 100°F. Or, just turn the misters on during the 4-6 hours of afternoon sun. The shade can be permanent metal roofing or shade netting. Feedlot netting lasts for years and is effective. Just be sure to keep netting out of reach! If you have an air-conditioned kennel, keep males inside and don't allow outside access during the heat of day.
Sperm is viable for up to nine days in a female with natural breeding. (Threlfall OSU). Artificial Insemination (AI) breeding sperm is viable for 3-5 days, so most of us need to breed smarter not more frequent. The female ovulates at the end of standing heat, which is why they quit accepting the male. The best conception rate is when females are bred 4 days before or 3 days after ovulation. That is pretty wide window to hit! Research done on frequency of use for males found healthy stud dogs could breed once daily without affecting fertility. In hot weather, never pen breed, leaving male with female! Put the females with the male and remove after the tie to limit the temperature influence and keep sperm numbers per ejaculate high. Breeders are moving away from pen breeding to better manage stud dogs. Breed when the evening cools or early morning to improve success in hot weather. Do not use a male in hot weather more than once a day. Breeding every 3rd day will increase the number of sperm per ejaculate and increase success. Sub-fertile stud dogs should only be used every 3rd day for the same reason. Limited use will increase the number of live viable sperm per ejaculate available to fertilize eggs.
The number of live sperm and limited number of abnormal sperm more closely correlates with ability to settle females than the total number of sperm! Both can be influenced by temperature. When we check males we cannot call them sterile on the basis of one sample. Repeatable lack of sperm or dead sperm is needed to declare a stud dog infertile. There are multiple reasons for temporary infertility from trauma to the testicle or infection and this article focus — overheating. Always check at least three times over 60 days before calling the stud dog sterile.
Both male and female fertility is affected by Brucella Canis! Any dog affected with testicular issues and infertility should have B. canis in the screening test. Likewise, any dog brought into the kennel for breeding should have Brucella testing to protect your breeding stock investment. Testing involves serum sent to a lab and the most accurate test is the PCR test. Other tests for B. canis have had issues with false positives and negatives not seen with the PCR test that detects the Brucella DNA. If you have a positive test, you can be assured it is positive and no repeat testing is needed to prove the test results. Please always test any new dog and any adult dog brought into the kennel for breeding and be sure the PCR test was the one used. Two negative tests 60 days apart should prove your added breeding stock is free of Brucellosis.
These are the vitamins, minerals, and herbs found through research to be helpful in mammals for maximum fertility. They can be useful when given during the breeding season. You can research these products yourself or use Breeders' Edge® OXY-STUD™, which has the recommended vitamin and mineral levels needed. OXY-STUD™ is used during breeding season and is best to start 30 days before for best results. The reason for use is maximum fertility and to keep the stud dog fertile. Most products do not correct infertility but can be helpful when subfertile if used early. You have an investment in your stud dog; the use of supplements can help keep your investment fertile! Hot weather breeding is never a sure thing and is one of the toughest management times in the kennel! Keeping your stud dogs cool and not overusing can increase your hot weather breeding success! - Dr. B
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Jacksonville Man Sentenced To Six Years In Federal Prison For Receiving Child Pornography Over The Internet
Jacksonville, FL - United States District Judge Harvey E. Schlesinger today sentenced Joaquin Manuel Marrero (22, Jacksonville) to 6 years in federal prison for receiving videos depicting child pornography over the Internet. He was also ordered to serve a 15-year term of supervised release, following his release from prison, and to register as sex offender.
According to court documents, a special agent with Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) determined that a computer using a particular Internet Protocol (IP) address, in Jacksonville, was hosting child pornography on the Internet. The agent was able to download several videos depicting child pornography from the host computer. Further investigation revealed that this IP address was being used by an occupant at an address in Jacksonville, Florida, where Joaquin Manuel Marrero resided.
On March 22, 2012, law enforcement officers executed a search warrant at Marrero's residence, where Marrero and another individual were present. Pursuant to the search warrant, the agents seized, among other things, a laptop computer, a desktop computer, and a USB thumb drive. Shortly thereafter, a forensic analysis was conducted of the three items. The analysis revealed that they contained a total of 246 videos, each depicting children being sexually abused. Marrero admitted that he downloaded these videos from the Internet.
"Receiving child pornography is not a victimless crime," said Sue McCormick, special agent in charge of HSI Tampa. "Child predators take note. You cannot hide. We will find you and ensure that you are prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law."
The case was investigated by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) and the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office. It was prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney D. Rodney Brown.
It is another case brought as part of Project Safe Childhood, a nationwide initiative launched in May 2006 by the Department of Justice to combat the growing epidemic of child sexual exploitation and abuse. Led by the United States Attorneys' Offices and the Criminal Division's Child Exploitation and Obscenity Section (CEOS), Project Safe Childhood marshals federal, state, and local resources to locate, apprehend, and prosecute individuals who sexually exploit children, and to identify and rescue victims. For more information about Project Safe Childhood, please visit www.projectsafechildhood.gov. For more information about internet safety education, please visit www.projectsafechildhood.gov and click on the tab "other resources."


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Sherrie Ledford, a longtime Bradley County school teacher and principal, will soon be retiring after spending nearly 40 years in the education field.
Currently the principal of Valley View Elementary School, Ledford will retire at the end of the current semester.
Originally from Chattanooga, she moved to Cleveland in 1975 with her husband of then four years, Larry, who wanted to move back to his hometown.
Her career in education has spanned 39 years, the majority of which were spent teaching in the Bradley County School System. She has been principal of Valley View Elementary for 12 1/2 years. Prior to that, she was a first-grade teacher at Oak Grove Elementary School for 25 years.
"My career has been absolutely fabulous," Ledford said. "I've learned as much from my students as they have from me."
She started her career in Chattanooga after earning an undergraduate degree from Middle Tennessee State University and earning graduate degrees from Tuscalum College and Lincoln Memorial University.
Though many college students choose to change their majors in the process of earning their degrees, she said she never wavered from the desire to teach. She said she was in part inspired by her great-aunt, who was also a longtime educator.
Her enthusiasm for helping children learn has proven to be contagious over the years. After Ledford taught them in first grade, she said she later learned that 32 of her former first-grade students had grown up to be teachers at well, and about 20 of those have remained in the county.
"I like to think of that as one of my biggest accomplishments," she said.
She described teaching as being something she loved to do because she enjoyed the moments when she could "see the light bulbs go on" when students learned new things. She described it as being like "magic," which later inspired Valley View Elementary's motto.
When she became principal of the school, she learned that the school's team name was the Valley View Magic. While the team name was inspired by the likes of NBA basketball team, the Orlando Magic, she decided that a different kind of magic should be emphasized. Signs and murals touting "the magic of education" now fill the school.
She said it was amazing to see how young children grew and learned during their time at school. Though she has not been a classroom teacher for the past several years, she said she had gotten to know the students by doing things like reading to the younger children in class and eating lunch in the cafeteria with them on a regular basis.
Valley View has seen a lot of changes over the years, with additions of things like a program that encouraged dads to volunteer with students in the school — not just moms.
She said she was also thankful to Bradley County's government and school board for building a $2 million addition onto the school. That addition provided the school with a dedicated library. The school was originally built in the 1950s, and the school had been using a normal classroom as a library.
Ledford described her career as having been an amazing one, one that she even got to share with her own three children when they were young enough to still be in school. She said the fact that she enjoyed living and working in Bradley County so much over the years meant that it would be hard to leave. Now a widow, Ledford has decided to move closer to where more of her family members live, to Memphis.
She said she hoped whoever took her place would share her desire to foster students' loves of learning and emphasize "the magic of education."
Bradley County Director of Schools Johnny McDaniel later announced at a Bradley County Board of Education session that Corey Limburg had been chosen as Valley View Elementary's next principal. Limburg is currently a physical education teacher at the school.


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Topeak Joe Blow Mountain // $40 // www.topeak.com
Mountain bike tires have always been bigger than those for road bikes, but floor pumps, sadly, have failed to keep up. With the advent of higher-volume 2.3-inch-and-wider tires appearing on everyday trail bikes—not to mention 29ers—dual-purpose floor pumps have fallen even further behind the times.
Enter Topeak's Joe Blow Mountain. The concept is simple: Bigger tires need a bigger pump. The bazooka-like steel pump barrel makes short work of inflating tires to spec. The pump produces enough of a blast to help seat tubeless tires in a pinch, too, although a compressor is definitely still the preferred tool for the job.
Aside from the air-volume advantage, the remaining details are not rocket science, and Topeak doesn't disappoint. The pump head works for both Presta and Schrader valves, and clamps down tight on valve stems via a nice long yellow lever. A spring-loaded air-release button on the back of the pump head makes fine-tuning air pressure a snap, releasing a few pounds of pressure at a squirt.
An extra-long replaceable hose, mountain bike style grips on the prodigious pump handles and a sturdy plastic base help round out the design. The pump also comes with a couple accessories for pumping up basketballs or inflatable Shamu pool toys. However, they attach to the pump base in a less-than-secure manner and came loose the first time I flung the pump into the back of the car, never to be seen again. (Tip of the hat goes to Blackburn, which offers a covert storage tray inside one pump handle on some pump models.)
Is this pump for everyone? No. If you have road bikes in the quiver and want one pump to rule them all, then opt for a model with a gauge that goes up past 100psi. The Joe Blow Mountain is capable of road-bike pressures, but those last few strokes would be tough and its gauge only goes to 70psi. But if you've only got mountain bikes to maintain and/or if you don't mind owning more than one pump and have an abiding appreciation for the "right tool for the job" credo—then hell yes this pump is for you. In fact, for $40, it's hard to go wrong.


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The Wall Street Journal has unearthed more details about the Silicon Valley political advocacy group first reported by The San Francisco Chronicle.
Mark Zuckerberg–fresh off his fundraiser for Republican governor Chris Christie!–is working on launching the group, along with his close friend Joe Green, a former Harvard University roommate. Mr. Green was previously involved with NationBuilder.com and Causes.com and is now an entrepreneur-in-residence at Andreessen Horowitz. (As we noted last fall, founder Marc Andreessen himself contributed exclusively to a number of Republican campaigns, after previously supporting Clinton-Gore.)
But the tech and Republican connections don't stop there.
The bipartisan group includes Joe Lockhart, a former Facebook VP of global communications now at the Glover Park Group, as well as "Beltway insider consultants, including Republican strategists Jon Lerner and Rob Jesmer." The Journal says Mr. Jesmer, the former executive director of the National Republican Senatorial Committee "is especially active on a day-to-day basis."
So world's most prominent Chris Christie supporter Mark Zuckerberg has hired hard-right extremists Jon Lerner & Rob Jesmer as his lobbyists?
— Anil Dash (@anildash) March 25, 2013
The technology leaders are pushing for federal legislation relevant to their hiring interests, such as immigration and education reform, as well as funding for scientific research. And the Journal says it will soon have money to burn:
The group, which so far doesn't have a name, is aiming to raise roughly $50 million and has already secured commitments in the tens of millions of dollars from Mr. Zuckerberg and more than a dozen other tech executives includingLinkedIn Corp. LNKD +0.13% founder Reid Hoffman, said these people.
The Chronicle called the group a Super PAC. But according to the Journal, Mr. Zuckerberg's political advocacy group plans to register as a 501(c)(4). The formal announcement isn't expected for another few weeks, but that designation would make the group a so-called "stealth PAC." Like the better-known super PACS, stealth PACs "are allowed to accept donations of unlimited size and apply that money to political campaigns." However, unlike super PACs, stealth PACs must show "influencing the outcomes of elections is not their primary purpose." This distinction allows them not to "disclose any information about their donors" and means they are regulated by the I.R.S., which is less aggressive with oversight than the Federal Election Commission.
With Sheryl Sandberg's widely-expected campaign, maybe this means we'll be sorting through the SEC's Facebook investigation, rather than the Bain Capital files come 2016.


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'The Vaccines' Instagram Video is a project that the UK band just launched to crowdsource the content for the video to their single 'Wetsuit.' The band is asking Instagram users to use the hashtag "#vaccinesvideo" on their photos to attain all the contributors' information. The types of photos that are being sought are ones that capture summer music festival culture.
'The Vaccines' Instagram Video is a brilliant attempt to leverage Instagram's active user base into contributing content. Submit your own photos and look out for the video in the near future.


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July 30, 2013
i was thrilled when sseko designs approached me about participating in their 30 says, 30 days to educate women in africa campaign. sseko is a humanitarian brand that makes beautiful sandals, clutches and totes in uganda. their sandals start with a standard base, then come with a huge selection of different straps and patterns which can all be tied in hundreds of ways (pictured above are the sseko sandals with the clochette chiffon straps in the classic tie).
their unique sandal makes them pretty special, but what makes them even more special is their mission and dedication to education. sseko hires recent secondary school graduates in uganda for a nine month period to live and work together, while earning money that will go directly towards their university education. without an opportunity like this, most of these women would never have the chance to earn the income they do to attend university. the best news is, these women will not make sandals forever. they will go on to be doctors, lawyers, politicians, writers and teachers that will bring change and unification to a country divided and ravished by a 22 year-long war.
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Arborlee is situated high in the Border Ranges above the Condamine River Gorge. It is two and a half to three hours drive from Brisbane. The drive covers some very scenic country. The closest town is Killarney 25 minutes and Warwick 35 minutes. The small settlement of Mount Colliery is seven kilometres down the mountain.
... moreThe special features of Arborlee are birds, frogs, plants, fungi and other wildlife of the rainforest setting, the peaceful atmosphere, retreat context without other tourists, guided walks and scenic views. The setting is perfect for the bird watcher, amateur botanist, artist and photographer.
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Jan 7, 2014 6:26 AM by Lindsay MacLeod, KSBY News
The Atascadero man accused of killing a woman from Atascadero is scheduled to be arraigned Tuesday.
Mark Alan Andrews, 49, was arrested in May of 2013, accused of killing Colleen Marie Barga-Millbury, 52.
Andrews pleaded not guilty to charges of homicide.
Authorities say he suffers from mental health issues.
Both Andrews and Barga-Millbury lived in the same neighborhood.
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Nick Xenophon calls for probe on Apple e-book 'rip-off'
PUBLISHED: 12 Jul 2013 16:20:00 | UPDATED: 13 Jul 2013 02:41:22PUBLISHED: 12 Jul 2013 PRINT EDITION: 13 Jul 2013James Hutchinson
Independent senator Nick Xenophon has called for an investigation into potential price fixing over e-books in Australia, after a US court found Apple violated anti-trust law this week.
Senator Xenophon said he had written to Australian Competition and Consumer Commission chairman Rod Sims calling for an investigation into whether Apple had colluded with publishers and other resellers to raise the price of e-books available in Australia.
"If people are being ripped off on e-books in the States, does that mean they're being ripped off here?" Senator Xenophon told The Australian Financial Review.
United States District Judge Denis Cote concluded in a 160-page judgment handed down on Wednesday that Apple was liable for forcing, through the publishers, Amazon and other e-book resellers to switch their pricing models, leading to a rise in e-book prices at retail.
The move to raise prices came as Apple entered the e-book market for the first time in 2010, and as publishers complained that the $9.99 prices charged by Amazon was too low.
A costs hearing is scheduled to be held over the penalties Apple will face for breaking US anti-trust laws.
Senator Xenophon claimed that any finding of wrongdoing by Apple in Australia could see the technology giant charged with cartel powers awarded to the ACCC in 2009, but which are yet to be used.
"The findings of the US District Court are very disturbing," he said. "They raise a number of serious questions as to whether this sort of conduct has been occurring in Australia.
"If Australian consumers have been caught up in this rip-off, the ACCC needs to act. And the fact that cartel provisions with criminal penalties have been in force for four years, this could well be the first test case for those provisions."
Spokespeople for the ACCC and Apple could not be reached at time of writing.
The allegations are a new front of government attack on Apple, which is also the subject of a parliamentary inquiry into the way it prices music and videos on its online store in Australia.
The company has also become a key example in the government's crackdown on profit-shifting and tax minimisation tactics.
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Jesse was having a good time in the park. I was caught off guard by his next question, however.
"So, Dee, tell me a little more about yourself. How did you get into this business?" I tried to find a Pokémon so that I could change the subject, but there was nothing in sight. Then, I decided that there was really nothing to talk about. So, I started to tell the trainer my tale.
"Well, I went to the Academy and learned to be a ranger," I was about to say, when something caught my eye. There was a Pokémon at the end of the cave. It was dancing. I group of other Pokémon seemed to follow along with it. A colony of Crobat flew in unison with the Pokémon's dancing. It was pretty cool to watch.
When we got closer, I was able to identify the Pokémon as a Jynx. She had a red dress, purple face, and blond hair. She almost looked human; in fact, it was pretty easy to mistake her for a human from a distance. The Pokémon hummed as she dance.
"Are you interested in a Jynx?" I asked Jesse. "It's a pretty useful Pokémon at times."
Trainer Name: Jesse
Location: Mt. Oktori
Area Effects: Dimly lit cave with melted ice dripping from the ceiling
Encounters Remaining: 13
Items: Park Balls x4, Super Balls x5, Hyper Balls x4, Calming Fragrances Plus x1, Pokeplayer, Intermediate Voice Disk (Riolu), Full Heals x2, Super Potion x4, Pokedolls x5
Items Used: Calming Fragrance Plus x1, Hyper Ball x1, Full Heal x1, Super Potion x1, Park Ball x1
Pokemon Captured: Wailren (M, Bold, Thick Fat) - HP: 25%; Bagon (F, Naughty, Rock Head) - HP: 30%
Jynx (F, Sassy, Oblivious)
Punpun (M, Jolly, Cute Charm) - HP: 90%
Proton/Metagross (G, Docile, Clear Body) - HP: 100%
Hercule/Exeggutor (M, Impish, Chlorophyll) - HP: 100%
Torzure/Empoleon (M, Brave, Torrent) - HP: 100%
Deveon/Glaceon (F, Gentle, Snow Cloak) - HP: 100%
Jasmine (F, Hardy, Poison Point) - HP: 100%


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The Queue: Sad clown snowman otter {WoW}
Mar 13th 2011 2:09PM As far as I remember, being locked behind a wall forced the Gilnean people to fend for themselves, this included growing crops to feed the entire kingdom. At some point crops started to die and there was not enough for the whole kingdom.
thats when one druid, a member of a small sect of peagen nature worshipers used primitve natural magic to enhance the growth and as a result wound up growing enough to feed the kingdom.
since then the art of druid became a larger religion Gilneas. That is one of the many reasons the Night Elves helped them, once the Night Elves allied with them, they then taught the druids more powerful nature magic to bring them on par with their own Elvish magics.
The Queue: Stonecore frustrations {WoW}
Jan 26th 2011 8:10PM In the Queue the other day, a question was asked about viewing the website on a mobile device with comments by going to i.wow.joystiq.com. Thats great, but when I click the article to view, it still re-directs me to the commentless wow.joystiq.com (for example http://wow.joystiq.com/2011/01/26/the-queue-stonecore) and to view the comments I have to manually add the i.
does anyone else have this problem?
12 Days of Winter Veil Giveaway Day 1: Gigabyte GTX 460 graphics card {WoW}
Dec 22nd 2010 2:08PM Man, I'd love to get me one of these.
Sunday Morning Funnies: Change is good {WoW}
Dec 12th 2010 2:59PM Aw man, I wouldn't mind going into the secret santa comic. But I'm going to be going on vacation next week and I wouldn't be able to commit to it.
does sound like a lot of fun and I can't wait to read the ones that are done!


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Patch 4.0.6 PTR: Positive changes for warlocks {WoW}
Jan 12th 2011 9:35AM @ Ragen
The idea of bypassing Tapping less crossed my mind at first when seeing the Fel Armor change, too, but then I realized it was also removing a choice from the player (choices being something I thought this expansion wanted to encourage) and removing a bit of overall survivability.
A response to upcoming Tol Barad changes, page 2 {WoW}
Jan 11th 2011 11:59AM "The problem with his response, however, is that it doesn't tell us more than the problem is on people's minds and that solutions are coming soon. I'm all for that, but I'm still looking for specifics."
Isn't it obvious that they either don't have specifics yet or don't want to give too much, have it fail, and have players more upset? The post's whole purpose is to let people know that, yes, they're aware of the issues and, yes, they WILL do something about it.
You may think that type of message worthless, but when you have thousands of players beating on your door wanting to hear ANYTHING, something like this is better than nothing (which is the only other option when they have nothing else to offer).
Rated battlegrounds FAQ {WoW}
Dec 2nd 2010 10:33AM "I see myself curbing my BG participation [...]"
Rated battlegrounds FAQ {WoW}
Dec 2nd 2010 10:32AM I wouldn't think so, but if you can get into premades easily enough, there's little reason to not stick with rated BGs.
I see myself BG participation (even further than usual) due to this. Premade creation for rated BGs will become just finicky as Trade channel raids, thus ensuring I don't get into one and stay behind the PvP gearcurve. This time, though, it will be worse due to what will be a heavy influx of Arena-level PvP gear.
People may think the joke's on the Trade-made premades for rated BGs because they won't have the cohesion of a regular group, but if that turns out true, then we have a whole other problem: Rated BGs will be dominated by PvP-centered guilds and groups, i.e. the same people who excel in Arena.
People claim it's impossible to rate individual contribution to a team's win in BGs, but I'm not buying it, especially after reading many great examples. Really, now, don't other non-MMO games online get around this issue easily? I'm not well-versed in online play these days, but I'm under the impression many games today rate individuals just fine while causing little to no detriment to the teamwork. And even if they don't, the rigid nature of the objectives in BGs should lend themselves very well to some individually evaluative metric without encouraging teamwork-destroying exploits.
I'm most saddened by how the current plan for rated BGs will only encourage even more exclusion. This system will work out great for those with many (many) friends or great guilds. But for those of us looking to prove ourselves in passing, those of us already excluded from Trade channel weekly raids (which were unarguably meant for passing or "casual" use) . . .forget about it.
I'm saddened that seemingly every effort to promote accessibility only encourages exclusion.
Cataclysm: Guild cap revised, now 1,000 members {WoW}
Oct 9th 2010 2:09AM Grah. . .I meant "A specific portion of the playerbase, thought to only represent around 1% of the total playerbase," managed to not only be heard by heard but managed to force change."
Cataclysm: Guild cap revised, now 1,000 members {WoW}
Oct 9th 2010 2:06AM So let me get this straight: What a specific portion of the playerbase thought to only represent around 1% of the total playerbase managed to not only be heard but have action taken for them?
Wow. . .just wow.
Breakfast Topic: Tank anxiety {WoW}
Aug 3rd 2010 10:49AM Tanking anxiety is one of the reasons I chose to stop playing until Cataclysm.
My schedule simply doesn't work with the guilds in my realm, and the Dungeon Finder has created an environment hostile to learning new roles/classes. I'd gotten bored with my warlock main and picked back up with my prot pally with the intent of just hanging out in randoms.
However all of my research could not offset my uneasiness with taking the lead in a group of strangers, performing a task I had only done before with people I knew.
ESRB unintentionally exposes email addresses of people who filed complaints over Blizzard's Real ID system [Updated] {WoW}
Jul 13th 2010 11:55AM Because we all know if an exposed real name to the world is dangerous, then an exposed email address to people who share the same concern in privacy is super-duper dangerous.
. . .Wait, what?
Cataclysm: Alchemy mount hinted at on EU forums {WoW}
Jun 25th 2010 12:05PM Calling it now: we're getting the ability to make Red Bull. :)
Breakfast Topic: Where's the epic {WoW}
Apr 28th 2010 2:35PM The Escapist posted an article this week which relates to this: You can never "unplay" a game. There's NOTHING Blizzard could do, not even roll back the servers and clients to 1.0, which will EVER recreate that feeling you had downing Rag for the first time.


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I added to my air fleet this weekend. These are all AIR200 models that I painted and decaled. The only mod was adding the antena with a piece of styrene. I was out of Testors Dull coat which I usually use to coat them, so I used a matte finish clear coat which left some a bit glossy. I will hit them again with dull coat when I get it.
P-39s used pics form the web as a guide:
P-40s...I was not daring enough with my painting skills to try the Flying tigers:
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Document Type Master's Dissertation Author Tarr, Jason Alec email@example.com URN etd-03302007-162647 Document Title An evaluation of the Phragmites australis reed use by communities neighbouring the Tembe Elephant Park, Maputaland, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa Degree MSc (Wildlife Management) Department Centre for Wildlife Management Supervisor
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- Phragmites australis Harvesting
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Date 2006-09-07 Availability unrestricted Abstract The commercial harvesting of Phragmites australis reeds in the Tembe Elephant Park, Maputaland, KwaZulu-Natal was investigated to determine the impact of reed use on the Muzi Swamp. The reed quality in the harvesting areas within the Tembe Elephant Park has deteriorated over time, with the reeds in the harvested areas being by and large shorter and thinner than the reeds in the other areas of the reserve where harvesting is not allowed. The impact of continuous harvesting in combination with the accidental burning of certain areas in the Muzi Swamp was also found to be detrimental to reed production when compared to other treatments. Poor rural communities neighbouring the Tembe Elephant Park are dependant on the reed resource for both income supplementation and for use in the construction of dwellings. Reeds offer a cheaper alternative to the more western building materials, which is of utmost importance in an area where the mean yearly income is around ZAR 6000 per annum. The manufacture of prefabricated reed and forest timber huts by the local reed harvesters in the summer months would facilitate a winter only harvest, which is more beneficial and is integral to the improvement of the long-term reed quality in the Muzi Swamp. In addition, the cost of these proposed prefabricated reed and forest timber huts is approximately one third of the cost of a similar sized hut that is constructed from bricks and cement. Management recommendations for the controlled harvesting area in Muzi Swamp of the Tembe Elephant Park, as well as the section of the Muzi Swamp that is not afforded protection by Ezemvelo KwaZulu-Natal Wildlife, are also presented. Files
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- Danny Phantom Cartoon Episode Guide
- Nicktoons Productions, Billinfold
- Cartoon Characters: Danny Fenton/Danny Phantom, Jack Fenton/The Box Ghost, Maddie Fenton, Jazz Fenton, Tucker Foley, Samantha "Sam" Manson, Vice-Principal Lancer, Dash Baxter, Paulina, Qwan, Kid, Klemper, Ember McLean, Principal Ishiyama, Nicolai Technus.
- Voice Actors: David Kaufman, Rob Paulsen, Kath Soucie, Colleen O'Shaughnessey, Rickey D'Shon Collins, Grey DeLisle.
- Directed By Wincat Alcala, Juli Hashiguchi, Butch Hartman.
- Produced By Butch Hartman, Bob Boyle, Steve Marmel.
- Written By Marty Isenberg.
- Awards: Winner, BMI Cable Award, Butch Hartman and Guy Moon, 2014.
- Music: Guy Moon.
- Editor: Steve Marmel.
- First Aired on October 08, 2004.
- Originally Aired on Nickelodeon.
- Running Time: 30 minutes.
- Season: 1
- Color
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Danny and Sam find their platonic friendship turned forcibly romantic through the musical powers of Ember, a hard-rocking girl ghost who feeds off the idol worship... (more)
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04=06? Only when it's a rerun!! I really liked Ember as a foe, but I cringed when Sam felt that she had to break Danny's heart to snap him out of Ember's spell. That was a little too harse. Having Tucker sing would have done it for all... (read more)
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As of Aug. 13, according to the USDA, 40-pound cartons of U.S. No. 1 grade bartlett pears from California were $26 for size 70s and 80s; $22-24, 90s; $20, 100s; $18-19, 110s; $17, 120s; and $16, 135s.
A year earlier, prices were $25-28 for size 70s; $25-27, 80s; $21-23, 90s; $18-19, 100s; $18-18, 110s; and $15-16, 120s.
"Last year, prices were off because of the late frost and because of the large crop," said David Garcia, chief executive officer of Hood River, Ore.-based Diamond Fruit Growers.
With apple prices expected to be strong this year, pear prices are likely to follow suit, Garcia said.
"We're hoping for an average to above average pricing for pears," he said.
John Long, director of sales and operations for Raleigh, N.C.-based L&M Cos.' Yakima, Wash., office, said he had similar expectations.
"There's going to be good volume and the price will be good," he said.
Doug Lowry, chief executive officer of Phoenix, Ore.-based Associated Fruit Co., said he expects a strong market for pears.
"We haven't seen a strong market in a while, so we hope that's true," he said.


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Samotnik is a version of a 17th century puzzle peg solitaire. It is known by many names: peg solitaire, brainvita, solo noble or just solitaire.
The goal of a classic version is to remove all pegs from the board except for a single peg, usually left at the center of board, by jumping orthogonally over adjacent pegs to an empty position two fields away.
Over the years many new problems to solve have been created, involving different initial board setups or a goal of a specific pegs layout at the end rather than just leaving a solitary peg on board. Right now Samotnik has 80 of them for you to solve and more are coming soon. And if this is not enough for you, you can try to work those problems backwards or check how many moves you can save by solving boards with diagonal jumps available.
Classic mode:
* touch a peg,
* either drag it over a adjacent peg to an empty position two fields away horizontally or vertically; you can also just tap the target field to land your peg there,
* repeat until only one peg is left or you have pegs only on all marked fields.
Reverse mode:
* if there are no pegs on board, click anywhere to place the first one,
* select a peg,
* drag it over an adjacent empty field horizontally or vertically to an empty field two positions away,
* repeat until you have pegs on all marked fields of the board.
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LOS ANGELES, Sept. 21 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Diametrics Medical, Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board:DMMC.OB) today announced that it has acquired Vanguard Synfuels, L.L.C., which owns and operates a 12-million gallon per year biodiesel production facility in Pollock, Louisiana.
Diametrics acquired Vanguard for $17.7 million in cash and 4,300 shares of its Series K Convertible Preferred Stock that will be convertible into approximately 20% of the Company's equity (excluding warrants and stock options). In connection with the acquisition, Diametrics is also repaying $0.8 million of Vanguard's shareholder loans, and providing a corporate guaranty for Vanguard's $3.5 million of outstanding debt.
To finance the acquisition, Diametrics completed a $28.5 million private placement of its Series J Convertible Preferred Stock. The Series J Convertible Preferred Stock will be convertible into common stock at a conversion price of $0.76 per common share. M.A.G. Capital, LLC, a Los Angeles-based private investment firm, was the lead investor in the Series J financing, which included other institutions and accredited investors.
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Mr. Comer cited a favorable regulatory environment for biodiesel that currently includes federal and state tax incentives and state usage mandates (including Louisiana, Minnesota, Washington and Illinois), as well as certain environmental benefits from the use of biodiesel when compared with petrodiesel.
"Our goal is to become a significant force in this rapidly growing market for biodiesel, where we can help reduce our nation's reliance on foreign oil imports while creating long-term value for our shareholders," Comer said.
Vanguard's Chief Executive Officer, Darrell Dubroc, will become President and Chief Operating Officer and a Director of Diametrics. A long-time energy industry executive, Dubroc is among the pioneers of the biodiesel industry in the United States and a voting board member of the National Biodiesel Board.
"We started production of biodiesel in April 2006 and our facility is capable of producing up to 12 million gallons per year," said Dubroc. "We plan to expand the Pollock facility's annual capacity to 20 million gallons." Dubroc noted, "our company's focus is exclusively on biodiesel fuel made from renewable, agricultural-based feedstocks, primarily soybean oil, but potentially from other vegetables oils and animal fats."
Transaction Financing and Recapitalization
Diametrics will be making an 8-K filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission within four business days that will fully describe the Vanguard acquisition, the financing of the transaction and related matters.
Diametrics used $18.5 million of the $28.5 million proceeds from the Series J private placement to purchase 80% of Vanguard's equity and to repay existing shareholder loans, and used an additional $1.6 million of the proceeds to pay fees and expenses in connection with the transaction. Diametrics expects to use the remaining proceeds for working capital and general corporate purposes, including the planned capacity expansion of the Pollock facility.
As part of this transaction, Diametrics is making significant changes to its capitalization. The holders of its $750,000 Senior Secured Convertible Notes converted the notes into approximately 1.6 million common shares. Ocean Park Advisors, LLC, of which Mr. Comer and Mr. Heng Chuk are the principals, converted its Diametrics' Series I Convertible Preferred Stock into approximately 1.4 million common shares. In exchange for waiving certain anti-dilution provisions of its Series I Convertible Preferred Stock, the Company issued warrants to Ocean Park Advisors to purchase approximately 4.8 million common shares at $0.76 per share. In connection with the closing of the transaction, certain funds managed by M.A.G. Capital, LLC acquired 81,000 common shares of the company upon the cashless exercise of warrants for 417,000 shares.
Diametrics plans to submit a proposal for approval by its shareholders providing for the re-incorporation of the Company in Delaware, and an increase in authorized capital stock. Upon shareholder approval, the $28.5 million of newly-issued Series J Convertible Preferred Stock will be convertible into approximately 37.6 million shares of common stock (a conversion price of $0.76 per common share). The Series J Convertible Preferred Stock has an 8% preferred dividend, payable in cash or stock at the option of Diametrics. To acquire the 20% of Vanguard held by its executives, Diametrics issued Series K Convertible Preferred Stock that upon the increase in the authorized capital stock will be automatically converted into approximately 11.1 million shares of common stock.
In connection with the assignment to Diametrics of certain rights to acquire Vanguard, Diametrics issued to M.A.G. Capital warrants to purchase 6.5 million shares of common stock, half of which are exercisable at $1.1381 per share, and the other half of which are exercisable at $1.3278 per share. As part of a professional services agreement, which contemplates Mr. Comer and Mr. Chuk continuing as CEO and CFO, respectively, Diametrics issued stock options to Ocean Park Advisors to purchase approximately 2.1 million shares at $0.76 per share.
Diametrics currently has approximately 3.5 million shares of common stock outstanding, and after giving effect to the acquisition of Vanguard, related financing transactions and the increase in authorized capital stock, the Company will have approximately 70 million shares of common stock on a fully- diluted, fully-converted basis, assuming the cash exercise of all outstanding options and warrants.
About Diametrics
Prior to the acquisition of Vanguard, Diametrics had limited assets and liabilities and no operations, and was treated as a "shell company" by the Securities and Exchange Commission. It had previously been a maker of medical devices. Its business activities were discontinued by the second quarter of 2005, and substantially all remaining assets were sold.
The company plans to submit a shareholder proposal to reincorporate in the State of Delaware. In connection with such reincorporation, Diametrics will change its corporate name to reflect its focus on the construction and acquisition of biodiesel production facilities.
About M.A.G. Capital
M.A.G. Capital, LLC, through its managed funds, provides growth equity capital to small-cap and micro-cap public companies across a wide range of industries.
The information included in this press release contains forward-looking statements. All statements that do not concern historical facts are forward-looking statements. These statements involve substantial known and unknown risks and uncertainties that could cause the actual results to differ materially from those described herein. Diametrics' forward-looking statements are based on information currently available to it, and Diametrics undertakes no obligation to update or revise these statements, whether as a result of changes in underlying factors, new information, future events or otherwise.
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Five years after Scottsdale-based architect Scott Miller's Cholla course at We-Ko-Pa opened to rave reviews from Arizonans and out-of-staters alike, the minimalist team of Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw has fashioned a second act in this cactus-studded patch of the Sonoran Desert. Their new Saguaro layout flows in broad strokes across the rippled desert floor and up and down gradual dips and rises. Ragged-edged bunkers bleed into the native scrub, while low-profile greens send misguided shots sliding off toward tricky humps and hollows. Moving scant amounts of earth, the architects hewed to their preferred style of creating natural-looking, ground-hugging holes that favor a bump-and-run approach as well as the Scottsdale area's prototypical aerial game. Although many players will undoubtedly choose to ride (the cart paths of decompposed granite are blessedly unobtrusive), thanks to the proximity of its greens and tees, the Saguaro promises to be one of the most pleasurable walks in the region.
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I made one of these today.. I like to try something new every year. I'm puting the link here of where I seen it. I think it's a great idea especially with our heat here. I've watched several of this guys videos - there's a "how to" one. It was easy to build. Thought someone might like to build one too : )
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Here is a link that might be useful: Self watering rain gutter
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- Posted by slowpoke_gardener 6/7 (My Page) on Thu, Feb 23, 12 at 10:20
I think that is neat, I already use rain gutters for starting plants. I saw something a month or two ago where someone had a system something like you posted built on a wall. I boutht 2 10' sections of rain gutter to play with to see if I can grow somthing up my south shop wall, when it gets too hot I hope to drop shade cloth from the eaves and drive stakes into the ground to latch it to so the wind wont blow it around. I hope to start high enough up on the wall that I can mow and trim the planters. I have not had a chance to try it so I have no idea if it will work. Larry |
That self watering rain gutter is cool, my only worry it should not become mosquito breeding center. and wind should not knockoff pots from the gutter channels. |
- Posted by slowpoke_gardener 6/7 (My Page) on Thu, Feb 23, 12 at 14:20
My thimking on the wall planter is to use some 2' wide x9' long sheet iron bent into a "U" with the bottom of the "U" down in the gutter. The topof the "U" would be much wider Have a timer to run the water into the gutter and hope the potting soil will wick up the water. In my case I would have to have something to shield the sheet iron from the sun to keep it from getting too hot. I have the sheet iron and I can use the gutters if the projert does not work. Matter of fact I can re-use the sheet iron, it has used one or two times already. This is just one of many projects I would like to play with if I can ever find the time. Larry |
A lot of people have brought up the mosquito issue and a lot of people have said they don't have an issue with them and they thinks it's because the water is fresh... I'm letting my young dd have the rain gutter to garden in... I think it will be easier for her and have great results. I'm not really understanding what you want to do Larry (I'm very visual) but if you are talking 2 rain gutters above each other 4" is too shallow for soil. On a Facebook page, someone tried it with strawberries and it didn't work. I'll post pics through out the season of the difference in our gardens : ) |
- Posted by slowpoke_gardener 6/7 (My Page) on Thu, Feb 23, 12 at 17:59
Melissia, I am looking forward to you post on the garden. The thought that is in my mind is to use the gutter as a water passage only. The gutters I use for starting trays are 4.5" wide and 2.5 inches deep. the sheet iron I have is 9' long and 2' wide, if I bend it along the center it will be 1' long on each side. I pull the top edges open to make about 9" side to side I will make 2 ends to keep the potting soil from falling out the ends. The brackets that attach to the edge of the shop will extend out past the sheet iron "V", and a piece of wafer board will attach to the end of the bracket and extend up to shield the sheet iron "V" from the sun to reduce heat. Its the same concept as featured above, except I don't have pots or buckets, but I have old sheet iron that I can use to make one long "V" shaped pot, or maybe trough would be a better term. I expect I could use a soaker hose or a PVC tube and get the same thing, but I have never played with a system like shown above, and I like to experiment. Larry |
- Posted by slowpoke_gardener 6/7 (My Page) on Thu, Feb 23, 12 at 20:08
Melissia, thanks for posting the link above. I got to researching the subject and found another system I like very well that works on the same principle but uses PVC pipe and a tank (which I have also). It will be easier to seal to keep insects out, plus it will be easier to adjust the water level. It I build that system I will use large tubs and mount them on a trailer. Larry |
Larry, you might want to look at this. She did the concept in metal horse toughs with PVC and it worked great. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Horse trough garden
- Posted by slowpoke_gardener 6/7 (My Page) on Thu, Feb 23, 12 at 23:53
Melissia, thanks, this stuff is great, I'm still digging and reading. Its so simple there has to be a catch. My wife is wanting to try container growing, this just may be the ticket for her. Just what I need, another project, I'm only a few years behind now. Have you tried you system? If the water level is just inside the pot, how far will it wick up? Do you have to hand water till the roots can grow down to the water? Thanks again, Larry |
Yes I have done self watering - I usually get a better yield from those gardens - because you control the potting mix and the plants take exactly as much water as needed. I have done it in troughs, buckets and totes. This will be the first rain gutter though, but the concept is the same and I expect excellent results. When you fill the net Cup just fill it with moist potting mix So it gets the wicking process going and keeps the mix from falling in your water - and I do usually water from the top a couple of times but that's it. This year we will have a 80x40 garden in the pasture - husbands |
- Posted by soonergrandmom Z6 Grove (My Page) on Fri, Feb 24, 12 at 0:47
I have seen people garden in horse troughs, but if she ordered 40 she better grow a lot of food, because it would take a lot of years to equal the $2800-$3000 that that many tanks would cost. Larry, the idea is the same thing that they build the cheap self waters out of plastics totes to use for tomatoes. Raybo has posted instructions as he has perfected his. This is just one location that I am posting, but there are lots of threads on the subject. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Self Watering container
Carol, Thanks for link to Inn-Trainer self watering container, very impressive! I am going to forward and suggested my sister to build some of them for her roof top garden, which I helped her to build nice garden over her new home in the city. regards -Chandra |
- Posted by soonergrandmom Z6 Grove (My Page) on Fri, Feb 24, 12 at 20:19
Melissia, How is your self watering bucket garden growing? Am considering this but my husband wants more success stories before we commit to it. Thanks |
It has done great - its super easy to maintain. My 10 year old is actually the one that is taking care of the rain gutter - she's gotten green beans, carrots and peppers so far. |
I too seen this last winter and said' "This is really neat and I'm going to build one of those." Well spring gets hectic here and it didn't get done last year so I'm starting to build this today, well at least the holes cut in the buckets and net cups inserted. After buying 25 of those cups I realized those small yogurt cups with slits cut in them would work just as good and they are the same size with saving to boot. I do have a bit of a concern with some of the storms and high winds that Iowa can get in the spring so I'm thinking of a few extra steps to help keep it from getting blown over. |
Check out also beatusplanters.com |
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Hythe boss Scott Porter has confirmed skipper Dave Cook and Pat Kingwell have left Reachfields and joined Ashford United.
Cook (pictured right), played in the 3-2 defeat at Hastings on Monday in what proved his last appearance for the Ryman League, Division 1 South club, while Kingwell's move to Homelands came days after he called time on his career due to increased work commitments.
The pair's departure end their seven-year spells with a club, having arrived within a month of each other in 2007.
Cook has been Hythe's leading scorer in four of the last five seasons and has hit 11 in 27 games this season, while popular defender Kingwell returns to Homelands, his former club.
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0Feb 17, '06 by louiseRNHow can LPN/LVN graduate from the Philippines be eligible to take the NCLEX-PN? What are the requirements?
0Feb 17, '06 by suzanne4Depends if you already have a visa that permits you to work. The issue isn't as much the license, but the visa. You need to have a green card to be able to work, and you canot get that with the LVN license, only the RN.
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0Feb 20, '06 by louiseRNQuote from suzanne4I thought LPN and RN are pretty much the same. I just realize now that those programs have different procedures before being able to work. I heard from some friends that if you have a visa (doesn't have to be a working visa) as long as you're BSN graduate from foreign countries you can take the board exam. Then once you pass it I think the hospital or something will petition you. I'm not sure if that's true just hear sayings though...Depends if you already have a visa that permits you to work. The issue isn't as much the license, but the visa. You need to have a green card to be able to work, and you canot get that with the LVN license, only the RN.
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0Feb 20, '06 by suzanne4You need a 4 year degree from the Philippines to be able to get petitioned for a green card to work as an RN. And, yes, there is considerable difference in responsibilities between the LPN and the RN.
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0Mar 6, '06 by suzanne4They cannot sponsor you for a green card, they will have you working illegally.
There are no work visas available for an LPN. The only way that you could be sponsored with the LPN license in the US is if you graduated from an RN program and passed the CGFNS exam for the Visa Screen Certificate, but were unable to pass the RN exam.
They are many very unscrupulous people out there that just wish to take advantage of you. To legally work in the US as a foreing nurse, you need to have a four year degree from your country. There is no way around that, unless you marry an American. You must obtain a Visa Screen Certificate to meet the requirements for a green card, and that is only available to RNs.
And just so that you are aware, there are ads here in the US in some of the Filipino newspapers that are offering jobs for doctors and nurses that have not passed their exams yet, and have a visa to work. These are not legal jobs and if the person is caught, they are deported from the US. -
0Nov 25, '06 by micdelrosarioWhy does this school in the philippines put up PN short courses where i studied for 2years and promised to land in the states as Practical Nurse!!!!! false hopes......... I tried applying in the states after passing the NCLEX and hoping to land a job as PN but no hospital nor nursinghome admitted me!!!! they said IM NOT AN IMMIGRANT NOR A CITIZEN SO WE CANNOT HIRE YOU!!!! whats d sense of 2years studying in my own country?! for those who are given these false hopes rom ur school better think it over.. but if u are a U.S citizen or an immigrant that course is good for you..... but for filipino citizens just study RN it would take long but its worth it in the end!!!!
0Nov 25, '06 by batasMTR_RNthis is too sad.. this is the reason why we FIlipinos should be criticalin choosing schools which would train us to become nurses......
0Nov 26, '06 by RNHawaii34yup, i am also puzzled about that too, i saw a school who offers lpn program in the philippines. i don't think we have hospitals in the philippines who hires lpn, but only bsn ( again, i am not sure about this). if you plan to work in the u.s., you might as well finish your bsn, since you will need only 2 years more, correct? yeah, i don't understand why some schools can get away with that either...they should know better. plus you are not going to be hired in the u.s. hospitals if you have tourist visa. i know some people who risk coming to u.s., and end up not getting a job, and comes back home to the philippines empty handed. employers will hire only those people who can legally work in the u.s., in addition, you don't have to be a u.s. citizen, but having a legal paperworks, being a legal permanent resident will allow you to work. that is the first question they will asked you, wether you passed nclex-rn, or nclex-pn, that does not guarantee that you will get hired. for those people who studies nursing now in hoping to come to u.s., should do their homework first, pls. do research on your own. follow the proper immigration process, and try not to listen to hearsays from other people...because you will end up getting frustrated at the end.


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