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BUFFALO — The way Bill Belichick reacted, it was impossible to tell whether his team had just beaten Buffalo by two points or 22 points on Sunday.
"I'm proud of our team today. I thought they made the plays at the end of the game that they needed to win. That's what it's all about," the Patriots coach said. "Obviously it wasn't perfect. There are a lot of things we can do better. We played the last few minutes of the game the way we need to play it and we were able to execute and make the plays. It's always a tough win in the division on the road."
The final score was 23-21 New England. The heavily favored Pats needed a 35-yard field goal by Stephen Gostkowski with five seconds left to squeeze past a team that hasn't had a winning season in nine years and was playing with a new head coach and a rookie quarterback.
As Tom Brady pointed out, "There are going to be some ugly wins."
He was not apologizing for it, and neither was defensive lineman Rob Ninkovich.
"All I know," Ninkovich said, "is that we're 1-0 and we play the Jets on Thursday."
"It's the National Football League; it's hard to win any game here," said Julian Edelman, who had New England's first two touchdowns of the season, on passes from Brady. "An ugly win is better than a pretty loss. We definitely have to go back, watch the film and correct."
Still, New England fans who have become accustomed to seeing a smooth-running operation that runs off one victory after another could be forgiven if they came out of the opener less than excited. The Pats made far more mistakes than they usually do.
Brady, coming off a terrific preseason, struggled at times, especially when he was trying to connect with the young receivers who looked so good in the preseason. At one point in the second half, with Buffalo ahead, Brady missed on six straight passes. He finished 29-for-52.
The Pats, who have thrived on forcing turnovers, got two to help themselves to two touchdowns, but they also committed two that led directly to Bills touchdowns.
In the end, New England found a way to win.
It drove 49 yards in 12 plays in the final minutes, twice converting third-down plays they needed to stay alive, each time on a Brady to Danny Amendola pass. Amendola, the replacement for Wes Welker, came up huge. He left the field late in the first half with what appeared to be the aggravation of a groin injury that forced him to miss the last part of training camp. He did not come out after halftime with his teammates, but instead stayed in the locker room for more treatment.
He came back and not only played, but made some of the biggest plays of the day. He finished with 10 receptions, seven of those on third down to pick up first downs. Several times he was hit hard as he caught the ball, but held on.
"He gave everything he's got, that's all you can ask," Brady said. "He showed a lot of toughness."
Third-year running back Shane Vereen also excelled. He became the prime running back after Stevan Ridley fumbled in the second quarter. Bills safety Da'Norris Searcy picked it up and returned it 74 yards for his team's first score of the day.
Ridley, who had gained 46 yards in nine carries to that point, never got back in. As he does so often, Belichick benched him. Vereen, who was drafted one round ahead of Ridley three years ago, came in and was outstanding, piling up 101 yards in 14 carries and catching seven passes for another 58 yards.
Vereen did his best not to get too excited after the game.
"You can never predict what the coach's decision is going to be. You just have to stay ready and be ready when your number is called," he said. He refused to talk about how he did.
"I think it's more important that the team won today," he said. "Honestly, that's our goal."
They won because of one clutch drive at the end.
They got the ball back, thanks to a stop by the defense, at their own 34 with 4:31 left and Buffalo on top, 21-20. Brady connected with Amendola on third-and-three for a first down over the middle. The two combined on a second-down play for six yards to the Buffalo 41 at the two-minute warning. On third-and-eight from the 49, Brady again found Amendola over the middle for 10 yards and a first down. Vereen then went off the left side for a 15-yard gain to the Buffalo 14. The Pats decided to let the clock run down and count on Gostkowski to win it, and he did with a 35-yarder with five second left.
It turned out to be much tougher than expected. Buffalo rookie quarterback EJ Manuel, playing despite missing much of training camp with a knee injury, was sound, going 18-for-27 for 150 yards, although it took him a while to get going. Buffalo's first five possessions resulted in a fumble (the first of two forced by Kyle Arrington) and four punts.
The Bills trailed 10-0 when Searcy picked up Ridley's fumble and turned it into a touchdown. From there, it was very much a contest, an entertaining game if not necessarily a particularly well played contest.
Edelman also had a big day for the Patriots, scoring his team's first two touchdowns and nine and eight-yard passes from Brady.
The Pats now have beaten the Bills in 20 of the last 21 meetings between the teams. This time, they were thrilled to head home with a 1-0 record.
"We're looking for a pretty good season," said co-captain Vince Wilfork. "Today was a good one, but definitely everything wasn't perfect. We had some mistakes, but we'll correct them and move forward and hopefully we'll be ready by Thursday."


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Swimming coach jobs might seem like they'd be hard to come by. However, when you start to research this position, you might find that there is actually a demand for professionals in this field. To become a swimming coach, you must have exceptional swimming skills yourself and be able to pass those skills onto others. After a few interviews, being offered a swimming coach job is not uncommon.
- Get some certifications. While official certifications aren't always legally required, many swimming coach jobs will have it as a requirement nonetheless. Plus, it shows employers that you're serious about your career and qualified to do the job. One popular resource is USA Swimming, which offers certification for safety, new coaches and advanced coaches.
- Gain experience. Before you can get hired as a full time swimming coach, you may need to gain some relevant experience. This can be easily accomplished by volunteering your time. Local nonprofit organizations, particularly those that deal with children and students, may be in need of some swimming coaches to volunteer. If you can't find a program, approach a nonprofit with a proposal for a swimming program and offer to help out as a coach.
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Fort Esperanza (1862-1865) - A Confederate earthworks post established in 1862 by Captain Dan Shea and Major Caleb G. Forshey on the eastern shore of Matagorda Island in Calhoun County, Texas, during the U.S. Civil War. The post was captured in November 1863 by Union forces and reoccupied by Confederates in Jun 1864. Abandoned in 1865 at the end of the war. Also known as Fort Debray for Colonel Xavier Blanchard Debray.
Fort Esperanza History
A Confederate earthworks post started in 1862 by Captain Dan Shea and added onto by Major Caleb G. Forshey on the eastern shore of Matagorda Island in Calhoun County, Texas. The fort was armed with eight 24-pounder and one 128-pounder gun. The post was built to stop federal boats from sailing further up the channel but in October 1862 Union vessels sailed past the fort. The post was again attacked and captured by Union forces 29 Nov 1863. Union forces held the post until they evacuated it on 15 Jun 1864. The post was reoccupied by Confederate forces in June 1864. The post was abandoned in 1865 at the end of the war.
Current Status
Part of Matagorda Island National Wildlife Refuge, Calhoun County, Texas. The topography of the area changes with each major hurricane that strikes, the site of Fort Esperanza is currently submerged off shore.
Location: On the eastern shore of Matagorda Island, Calhoun County, Texas. Map point is not accurate. Maps & Images Lat: 28.3875 Long: -96.401
- Roberts, Robert B., Encyclopedia of Historic Forts: The Military, Pioneer, and Trading Posts of the United States, Macmillan, New York, 1988, 10th printing, ISBN 0-02-926880-X, page 762
- McAllister, Wayne H. and Martha K., Matagorda Island: a naturalist's guide, University of Texas Press, 1993 , 354 pages, ISBN 0292751516, ISBN 9780292751514
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DSP News Release: Detectives Make Drug Arrests in Milton Location: 600 block of Bennett Street, Milton, DE Date of Occurrence: Friday January 11, 2013 at approximately 6:07 a.m. Defendants, Charges, and Bail Information:
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Issued a Criminal Summons. Committed to Sussex County Violation of Probation Center on a VOP from Probation and Parole. Resume: Milton, DE- The Delaware State Police Sussex County Drug Unit has arrested five people after the culmination of a several month long joint investigation with Milton P.D. into dealing illegal drugs in the town of Milton. On Friday January 11, 2013, at approximately 6:07 a.m., the Sussex County Drug Unit, with the assistance of the Sussex County Governor's Task Force, Milton Police Department, and Delaware State Police Special Operations Response Team (S.O.R.T.) executed a search warrant at a residence in the 600 block of Bennett Street, Milton, DE. Colby Hopkins, Andrew J. Reed, Zachary W. Caras, Rick L. Barth, Robert H. Baynum, and Tiffany Sahutsky were all taken into custody at the residence without incident. Hopkins was found to be in possession of approximately four bags of suspected heroin totaling approximately .1 gram, 3 grams of marijuana, two suboxone strips, and one suboxone pill along with drug paraphernalia. Reed was found to be in possession of two bags of heroin totaling approximately .05 grams and other drug paraphernalia. Caras, Barth, and Baynum were all in possession of drug paraphernalia. During the execution of the search warrant, detectives located a 12 gauge shotgun, numerous items of drug paraphernalia as well as over $1,400.00 in suspected drug proceeds. The investigation also led detectives to search a storage bin located in the Lewes area where an additional 104 individual bags of suspected heroin totaling approximately 2.6 grams were recovered. Colby Hopkins was arrested for Possession with the Intent to Deliver Heroin, Possession of Marijuana, Possession of a Schedule III Controlled Substance, and Drug Paraphernalia. He was arraigned at JP2 and committed on $2,250.00 secured bond. Andrew J. Reed was charged with Possession of Heroin and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia. He was arraigned at JP2 and released on $3,000.00 unsecured bond. Zachary W. Caras, Rick L. Barth, and Robert H. Baynum were issued criminal summons for Possession of Drug Paraphernalia. Caras was released pending a hearing at a later date. Barth and Baynum were committed to the V.O.P. center in Georgetown by Probation and Parole Officers assigned to GTF for Violation of Probation. Tiffany Sahutsky was taken to Sussex County Court of Common Pleas on a capias and released after the arraignment. Colby Hopkins Andrew J. Reed Released 011513 1245 |


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We focus mainly on native-species materials—procured locally and milled in-house or at local micro-mills—to help create an ecologically sound and sustainable company. To further that end, all of our finishes are plant-derived, free of heavy metal driers, and contain zero V.O.C. These standards comply with the F.D.A. food safety rating, and support a non-toxic, non-hazardous home and work environment.
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The smaller end slips inside you and fits snugly against your G spot, the larger end presses against your C spot and both bits vibrate. Its solid shape stays in place easily – so well, in fact, that you can walk around with it in. Those around you will be none the wiser that you're having awesome hands-free orgasms unless you start doing a Meg Ryan at the dinner table, of course, and there's a risk of that; orgasms are intense with this bit of kit.
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Cars > Debbie's Garage
About Debbie's Garage
My first car
A red 1997 Chevrolet Cavalier
My dream car
I'm pretty happy with the ones I have.
Car clubs I'm in
My parent's club, Classic Antiques, Rods, and Street machines, abbreviated C.A.R.S. Car Club.
- Type of racing: Racing that doesn't involve left hand turns.
- Driving song: "I will survive in my Mach 5" by The Presidents of The United States of America
- Car movie: Better Off Dead. The only movie where John Cusack builds a car. Its a not a Ford, but its the most manly thing John Cusack has done in a movie. Yeah, so I'm a chick.
- Car game: Test Drive 5 on my Playstation
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We are a group thats all about having fun with friends. We are based around the Ford Mustangs but welcome any and all car people to come and hang out with us. We never charge any dues and will take any mustang no matter the shape its in. If you can drive it your welcome to join. Since I...
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- Apr 20, 2007 at 10:49 am
- i agree with your post about peoples challenges. lame. i hate to refuse challenges just because but still, ive prob put more blood and tears into my ride to loose to some stock z28 POS! oh well, nice garage, keep it real.
- Feb 22, 2007 at 10:42 am
- All great "FORDS". I like them all. "GO FORD"!!!
- Feb 11, 2007 at 9:01 pm
- Nice choice in cars, I like them all.
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I finally got the transmission problem fixed.....She was kicking down a gear all randomly after she got warmed up..... Luckily, it wasn't costly and it was an easy fix..... Poor little Hoss was acting a fool..... It's been a week since I took her to the...
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I don't know what good this will do, but I am going to say it anyway. I will check out your pictures, blogs, albums, friends, or what ever else you can send messages to be to "check out" on my own accord. I spend most of my time on motortopia filtering...
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I don't know if anybody else has noticed this, but people are challenging cars that they know they will win against. Are they doing this just to get their wins up? It seems the less cool my car is the more challenges it gets and the more loses I get....
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Kismet Shrine Patient Transportation Unit, a branch of Shriners International will host a silent auction and fundraiser on Saturday in an effort to raise money for Shriners Hospitals for Children.
The organization, originally formed 100 years ago by Masons, created a program to help children with severe health problems regardless of their parents' ability to pay.
"After 10 years of this group, they wanted to do something to help children with polio," Robert Di Carlo, a Glendale resident and donor relations chairman for Kismet Shrine. "As polio was cured, they switched gears to anything that involves the structure of the body such as cleft lip, cleft palate and burns."
The Shriners Hospitals for Children expanded through the years and now there are 22 facilities in the United States, Canada and Mexico.
"We don't look at color, race, religious background," Di Carlo said. "We look at each child as a child and nothing else. Our doctors are the top in the nation. A lot of cases, the children were told that they can never be corrected and parents are told it's going to cost a lot in medical bills, but that is not the case here."
Up until four years ago, Shriners did not take insurance because the program runs on an endowment basis. Wealthy individuals would leave a house or a large sum of money to the group. However, as that money began to wane, Shriners agreed to take insurance from those who have it.
Kismet Shrine, headquarted in Hicksville, LI, will host the auction on Saturday, which will take place from 6 to 10 p.m. at Yer Man's Irish Pub located at 70-26 88 St., Glendale. It will directly benefit a very important sector of the Shriners Hospitals for Children.
"We have a unit that drives children back and forth to the hospital with their families at no cost but that requires renting cars, paying for gas and tolls," Di Carlo said. "This is all on a volunteer basis as well. We have drivers taking kids all the way to Philadelphia and back so it can get expensive."
Di Carlo said that 100 percent of the funds raised at the auction will go directly to the transportation unit. In addition, Yer Mans will donate part of the profits made from the bar and the kitchen during the night.
"Admission is free but when people enter, they can buy tickets for 'x' amount of dollars and put their tickets into baskets for a raffle," Di Carlo said. "This is an opportunity for people to come out and support children and know whatever they give goes directly to support the transportation unit."
He added that many of the prizes were donated by local businesses.
"We've gotten so much support from the local businesses and I think it makes the community a lot stronger," he said.
There will be brochures available at the auction for those who feel they or someone they know are in need of Shriners' healthcare services.
Those unable to attend the event can visit shrinershospitalforchildren.org/Philadelphia or call (215) 430-4140 for information.


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Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.3/817
- Title
- Hyperfine structure of odd-parity levels in 91Zr I
- Author(s)
- Bouazza, Safa; Gough, David S.; Hannaford, Peter; Wilson, M.
- Abstract
- Hyperfine structures have been investigated for odd-parity 4d25s5p and 4d35p levels for six 91Zr I transitions in the spectral range 458–549 nm using Doppler-free saturated absorption spectroscopy in a sputtered vapour. The measured hyperfine structure constants, A and B, together with results of previous studies were analysed by means of a parametric method. The interpretation was based on refined multiconfigurational fine structure calculations, which include the main Rydberg series configuration states. The analysis suggests a drastic revision of the composition of the 4d5s25p configuration levels. The main one-electron hyperfine structure parameters for the lowest configuration, i.e. 4d25s5p, are determined to be a10 5s = −2672(61) MHz, a01 4d = −115.8(3.4) MHz, a01 5p = −127.4(3.7) MHz, b02 4d = −93.5(2.8) MHz and b02 5p = −139.9(5.1) MHz. These values are in excellent agreement with ab initio calculations, justifying our choice of the perturbing configuration states.
- Publication type
- Journal article
- Research centre
- Swinburne University of Technology. School of Biophysical Sciences and Electrical Engineering
- Source
- Journal of Physics B : atomic, molecular and optical physics, Vol. 33, no. 12 (June 2000), pp. 2355-2365
- Publication year
- 2000
- Publisher
- IOP Publishing
- Format
- pp. 2355-2365
- 0953-4075
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- Journal of Physics B : atomic, molecular and optical physics
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- http://dx.doi.org/doi:10.1088/0953-4075/33/12/316
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Owner/CEOTim has been surfing for over 30 years. During his grom years in Hawaii, he competed in local Hawaiian Surfing Association and NSSA events. After high school, Tim moved to California to further his education and continue his competitive surfing career. In 1995, he sold his belongings and moved to Costa Rica with his wife,… Read more »
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This issue is a variant of Captain America (Marvel, 1968 series) #286 [newsstand]. There exist further variants.
Inside front cover. Comic strip ad for the Cracker Jack snack.
Two slight alterations in the Captain America: Deathlok Lives reprint are the removal of credits on page 4 and the replacement of the next blurb on page 22 with a thought from the Luther Manning clone from the first page of Captain America #287 which is also not reprinted.
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Dinah, just about to head back to Central City (home of The Flash, dontchaknow), has a tender moment with her daughter. And Katie Cassidy, perhaps preparing for the last, best minutes of the episode, opens up the wordless moment for herself.
Thea and Roy reunite at the bar, both more damaged and closer together. They're cute, but I can't be the only one who hopes Thea is killed off in some byzantine plot that catalyzes Roy's acceleration from hood to hero. What? There can be only one Speedy.
Oliver, once watching from the ledge above, heads outside and stares into the night, deflating like an Armani-scented balloon. Laurel, at that exact moment, pulls up in a cab. She stops him. They're both shaken. His all-smiles mask slips on again, and then off. Would she ever consider having dinner with him, or coffee? She smiles. "Sure." It is the most well-acted moment of the series so far, both more tender and vivid than Oliver and Laurel have had to be with one another before. They don't just bounce — they spark.
Anyhow, in our last flashback of the evening we learn both that Fyers' men successfully manipulated Oliver and Slade into exposing the circuit board (and thus stealing it away) and that their newest friend, Yao's daughter, knows what Fyers' plans are.
And for our final revelation of "Salvation," Oliver and Felicity have a sweet moment to themselves — their OTP tag is so, "You can tell me" — before discovering that that cryptic map on the front flap of Oliver's dad's journal, and the cryptic things it represents, are connected to The Glades. Bum bum.
Nuzhat will be back next week, never fear, and you can find me recapping The Voice. Did you enjoy "Salvation" as much as I did? Fun fact: It was co-written by Drew Z. Greenberg, who wrote a nifty episode of Firefly back in the day. And whose growing relationship has grabbed you: Oliver/Laurel, Oliver/Felicity, Thea/Roy, Roy/Oliver, or all of the above? (Roy/Oliver or quit.)


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Arguably the greatest all-around racing driver of his time and a true icon of the motor racing world, Sir Stirling Moss will be the honored guest at the Picnic in the Park at the Rolex Monterey Motorsports Reunion on Saturday, August 16. Historian Murray Smith will conduct the always engaging noontime session in the Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca marketplace where fans may bring their lunch, listen to stories and ask questions. The Saturday-only picnic is a popular activity that allows fans to engage with a driving legend.
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Craft: Modeling ClayHere is a recipe to make modeling clay. You can make anything you wish with this dough, let your imagination go wild. Try making buttons, candle holders, napkin rings, beads or anything else you can think of. This craft will allow you to use your imagination! What you need:
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That really does sum it up perfectly, and it's been going on, sometimes more prominently, sometimes much less so, since 9/12.
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Speed: Time to Run the Addressing and Mailing Gauntlet
This is where things start to get complicated. Now its time to address those envelopes, lick those stamps, and find a very, very big mailbox.
Youre not actually planning on licking stamps, are you? Managing thousands of pieces of political campaign direct mail requires sophisticated technology and detailed understanding of the process, both of which the amazing folks here at Hotcards possess in abundance.
However, if you continue to believe in the goodness of going it alone, be you candidate, campaign manager, or direct mail manager, there are a few things you need to know.
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Proper addressing might not seem like a big deal, but both the speed and efficiency of your campaign are dramatically affected by the correctness of your addressing system. Imagine getting 500 addresses slightly wrong, or sending a bunch of targeted direct mailing to addresses that no longer exist or have change ownership.
Youll want to employ addressing software in order to address your mailers and perform address correction. Make sure you get CASS certification in order to confirm the accuracy of your software.
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Hello All, I was just wandering is there anyone else out there applying for the Fall 2013 Cohort at Union University Germantown Campus.... Read More
0Dec 5, '12 by georgiapeachgalThanks for the insight! I'm registered to take microbio at my school in the spring. I might end up dropping it, if I'm accepted. Microbiology at my school is horrendous. Nevertheless, it would be good prep. I've already completed developmental psychology and need stats to complete my English degree. Those will probably be the classes that I transfer.
0Dec 5, '12 by beautiful901If stats isn't a "Math" course offered thru the math dept union may not accept it. I took stats for my Bio degree and master's and neither transferred. Unfortunately I had to take it a third time. Hopefully you are OK cause I wouldn't wish that class on anyone. It takes me two days to do homework if not it would take about 8 hours!
0Dec 5, '12 by georgiapeachgalOh no! That sucks. The stats class at my school is offered through the math dept, so my fingers are crossed. I'm not very good at math. My B in precalc was an achievement.
0Dec 5, '12 by beautiful901OK good! Hopefully it transfers, I hope so! Last year I heard something about interviews around this time. My interview was in Jan, so if they are doing the same process you all should be hearing something soon.
0Dec 6, '12 by livelovelearn14, BSNyall stats is THE DEVIL!! I actually took a self-pace course and it was challenging nevertheless to teach myself but I made it out with an A. Beautiful, Im soo glad you showed up and offered this reassurance that we all needed!Last edit by livelovelearn14 on Dec 6, '12 : Reason: spelling error
0Dec 6, '12 by beautiful901No problem. I try to check the site on a regular basis just to see if any new questions about union are on here that I may be able to answer. Did Wendy say when interviews start or when acceptance emails go out
0Dec 6, '12 by soon2bnurseVThe only thing she mention at preview day was that it would be a couple of weeks before we would hear anything...She said at preview day too that the TEAS is no longer required. Maybe we will start to hear something before the holiday break.
0Dec 6, '12 by georgiapeachgalI got an email from Union thanking me for my interest and that the second priority deadline is in Feb. I hope I hear back from them before then.


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He is 21 years old so trying to get him to do something will be difficult. You might want to respect his request and look for other things that might help. There is some natural herbs and meditation that possibly can help. It is easier to pull a string than to push it. It might be easier to give him other options than trying to tell him what to do |
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ROCHESTER, N.Y.- One of the most exciting new events on the PGA TOUR this season, the Kodak Challenge, is inviting golf fans to play along with the professionals. Kodak is launching a new fantasy golf league, the Kodak Challenge Fantasy Pick 'Em, which enables fans to experience the action of the Kodak Challenge in a free online game at www.fantasy.kodakchallenge.com. Participants are eligible for Kodak prizes as well as a season-ending giveaway to win a "DISNEY Golf Dream Vacation for Four."
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Dear Friends, Family, and Fans of The Belle Weather ~
A few weeks back, we kicked off an exciting, innovative KickStarter campaign. The support thus far has been tremendous, but recording, mixing, mastering, and printing an album is an incredibly tremendous undertaking. With only 9 days left in the KickStarter campaign, we need some help to reach our goal. If we fail to reach it, all of the pledges get returned!
You all do incredible things for us constantly. You listen. You share our music. You come to shows. You believe. I'm reminded here of a quote in one of my favorite movies, The Shawshank Redemption. In the end, Red writes to Andy, "If you've come this far, maybe you're willing to come a little further." We're asking today if you would be willing to come a little further for us.
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The link: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1083808396/hold-on-the-debut-studio-album-from-the-belle-weat
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I'm starting a new thread on the major freeze for the midwest/lakes.
I'm calling it for myself. NWS just lowered our temps for this week. 3 nights below freezing, Tues 27F, Weds 26F... That should be enough to kill off pretty much everything. I plan on hacking back the apricots hard before the freezing so I can put some blankets over them. I'll try to blanket the plums as much as i can. The peaches will all get major haircuts, i doubt any peach will survive 26F... This sucks. |
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- Posted by VegasGardener none (My Page) on Sun, Apr 8, 12 at 18:34
how many trees do you have? will the hot bulbed christmas tree lights work well? I know someone who goes to the extreme of putting a propane heater by his lemon tree when the forecast calls for below freezing temps. |
Frank this is terrible news. And I felt bad losing the fruit from one nectarine. I really hope your forecast will change for the better. Mrs. G |
That is bad news Frank. I remember when this happened to the lower Midwest on Easter 2007. It was disgusting to see everything wiped out. I tried tarping a tree but that was a joke. It was so windy. Where are you at on bud/flower development. Have later fruits like apples already bloomed in La Crosse? |
That's when you can pray for microclimates. We had some pretty low temps forecast when they started calling for 27 degree temps last week. Danged. However, There was just a huge extreme in temps on our property. The grapes, leafing out and some bud clusters present went through it unscathed. So did some very tender annual impatiens balsamina, who are extremely sensitive to cold temps. One magnolia was totally burnt, and the lilac in full bloom just went on blooming. It's a long stretch to last frost date, so keep your fingers crossed. |
You only need 2 degrees to make it through. After the apparent lack of damage this week, when veggies covered with well weighed tarps froze solid, like HM I am starting to suspect that the MSU tables are a bit pessimistic. |
- Posted by franktank232 z5 WI (My Page) on Sun, Apr 8, 12 at 22:13
My microclimate isn't that great. I'm actually very near several weather stations, so what they get, is roughly what I get here. Apples are (McIntosh and Cortland)blooming right now. Have no idea if they can take that, but my guess is that the apples and pears may handle it better then the stonefruit. I've got around 15 trees, various small fruits. I'm getting my blankets together tomorrow (today was just way too busy). Stonefruit are all done flowering and most have set fruit. Apricots are loaded with small fruit. Sweet cherries are dropping petals today, same with the plums, peaches. I'll be sure to take some pictures. I do have a lot of container plants, which will all go in the garage and greenhouse. Mon nite/Tues looks windy. I'm not covering anything but the strawberries and some other small flowers. Way too hard to protect stuff with strong wind. |
I've seen tarps and such do more damage than the cold, specially in a rough wind. |
- Posted by franktank232 z5 WI (My Page) on Mon, Apr 9, 12 at 8:22
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- Posted by windfall_rob vt4 (My Page) on Mon, Apr 9, 12 at 12:23
Doesn't look good Frank, Always frustrating to lose a crop...loosing them all is just depressing. I have sort of resigned myself to near total loss this year. Lots of stuff at tight cluster right now, and I just don't see dodging freezes for 4+ more weeks. Hopefully I will be presently surprised and something will make it, but at least it frees me from messing with tarps every few nights for the next month. The winter was so weird, but I think for us it was the week in the 70's mid march that sealed the deal. Everything broke dormancy then. the last few weeks of seasonal weather definitely slowed it all way down but I am not sure the trees can actually stop and hold once they get started. |
- Posted by franktank232 z5 WI (My Page) on Mon, Apr 9, 12 at 17:32
NWS bumped the temp up tonite to 31F, while the newest NAM model run shows 26F ...GFS at noon showed 28F.... No way to protect anything other then strawberries and blueberries with this hurricane wind. A perfect advection type freeze looks to be in the cards tonite. |
There you go Frank. All this fretting for nothing, possibly. I suggest, since you can not do anything about it one way or another, that you eat the best steak you have in the freezer tomorrow night, together with the best bottle of wine you have. Wednesday night do the same. It is a strategy that can only gain. We are going to see 32 or 33 this week, every night, with one night tomorrow possibly down to 28 (I do not believe it). |
- Posted by Randy31513 Georgia 8b (My Page) on Mon, Apr 9, 12 at 18:27
My trees after falling to 22 while in full bloom bounced back with about 10% new blooms. I hope that happens with y'all as well. Randy |
- Posted by franktank232 z5 WI (My Page) on Mon, Apr 9, 12 at 19:46
Covering plants with this wind is annoying. I have some blueberries that are flowering that I want to save and as soon as they are covered, the cover is blown off. |
Straw on the strawberries would just blow off and fly away. But they revised tonite's low upward to 32, so it shouldn't be needed, even tho they're flowering. |
- Posted by franktank232 z5 WI (My Page) on Mon, Apr 9, 12 at 23:19
Newest NAM is colder Tomorrow morning Weds morning Covered what I could...I'm going to run out an cover a few more things before I hit the sack. |
- Posted by mark_roeder 4B IA (My Page) on Tue, Apr 10, 12 at 0:37
At 11:30 p.m. it says it is clear and 38F. At midnight I intend to put hook up the hose and water sprinkler and give that a go. I don't want to lose peaches. We will be around 27-28F tonight. And tomorrow down to 26F. |
- Posted by franktank232 z5 WI (My Page) on Tue, Apr 10, 12 at 7:32
OK...we dropped quickly to 29F or 30F last night and then the wind kicked in hard (gusts 20+) and the temp went back up to 33/32F for the remainder...sitting at 32F. Checked some water and it has just a paper thin coat of ice on it. Got lucky here...Rochester, MN directly west of here about 65 miles is sitting at 23F this morning! Wind saved the day. |
- Posted by mark_roeder 4B IA (My Page) on Tue, Apr 10, 12 at 8:16
I hooked up hose and ran sprinkler. Got down to 25F. My best tree is now covered in ice; it broke in half. I read a lot of advice on this. Don't believe everything you read. |
Forecast shifting - now the coldest here is supposed to come Weds nite. But I'm lucky to be close enough to Chicago to be in the heat island. |
- Posted by franktank232 z5 WI (My Page) on Tue, Apr 10, 12 at 8:28
Mark- Wow that sucks. Can you take a picture? I also did some reading and decided to skip it. How high did you have the sprinkler? Under the tree? From what I understand, you don't even need to wet much of the tree, just the first few feet and the freezing of the ice will release heat (quite a bit). The problem is that you need to stay ahead of evaporation, since that lowers the temperature...so you need a certain flow rate. Wind also plays a factor. I noticed a lot of MN/IA are in the 20Fs...winds relaxed over that way a little more. |
- Posted by franktank232 z5 WI (My Page) on Tue, Apr 10, 12 at 10:07
Reading AFDs from La Crosse NWS and Minneapolis NWS, tonite looks to have the best potential for widespread hard freeze. |
It takes a hard freeze to knock out an entire peach crop in one event at full bloom or before. In Amarillo I once harvested a few peaches off Surecrop after two nights in a row at 13F near full bloom. This is why some people try Xmas lights or wetting the tree a couple times at night and declare success. They would have made a crop doing nothing. Look at the chart numbers for 10% survival not 90%. All a home grower needs is a 10% set on most things. |
- Posted by franktank232 z5 WI (My Page) on Tue, Apr 10, 12 at 12:13
Fruitnut- Very good point. My peach trees need major thinning, as do the apricots. I plan on covering the small stuff again and the sweet cherries, but everything else is on its own... |
- Posted by franktank232 z5 WI (My Page) on Wed, Apr 11, 12 at 7:40
27F in La Crosse right now....been under freezing most of the night. Have about 20 sheets out there in various places.... Did what I could. |
- Posted by franktank232 z5 WI (My Page) on Wed, Apr 11, 12 at 8:07
Hit a low of 26F.... Will be interesting to see how the apricots handled this... |
We got down to 28 last night in southern Wisconsin. Weird thing is, I couldn't find frost on anything. The air is very dry, and there was a breeze. I was covering fruit trees last week, but I'm worn out. I told them that they're on their own. So far, they seem to be surviving. |
- Posted by franktank232 z5 WI (My Page) on Wed, Apr 11, 12 at 10:25
camp10- Its due to the fact that the temperature and dewpoint are not close enough...I think our dew point was 18F last night, while the temps sat in the upper 20Fs for the most part. That spread is too much. As the temp dips down towards the dewpoint (or the dewpoint rises due to more moisture), then frost will form. I think we are done here...I'm not covering anything tonite, even with temps dropping into the low 30Fs... |
One more nite here - maybe the lowest. |
Thanks for the explanation, Frank. Things look pretty good here. Hopefully we can hold on one more night. Saw some bees buzzing around the blossoms this afternoon. It was good to see. |
- Posted by franktank232 z5 WI (My Page) on Wed, Apr 11, 12 at 20:37
I did too...a bumblebee was working the sweet cherries (the last one to bloom was Black Gold). Beautiful night. Not a cloud in the sky and almost no wind. Holding onto 53F at the moment. Probably end up right around freezing by morning. The ridge looks to shift east allowing winds to shift to the south. |
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EDU 670 Teaching Students with Disabilities (3)
EDU 713 Language Acquisition and Cognitive Development (3)
EDU 787 Field Experience I & Seminar (1)
Summer 1
EDU 665 Children's Literature (3)
EDU 750 Perspectives and Educational Implications of Audiology and Spoken English Development in ASL/English Bilingual Education (3)
EDF 720 Introduction to Research (3)
Fall 2
EDU 624 Integrative Methods for Early Childhood Ed: Pre-Primary (3)
EDU 639 Elementary School Teaching Methods in Mathematics (3)
EDU 711 Literacy Applications in ASL/English Bilingual Classrooms K-12 (3)
EDU 719 K-12 Classroom Based Assessment (3)
EDU 789 Field Experience II & Seminar (2)
Spring 2
EDU 626 Integrative Methods for Early Childhood Education K-3 (3)
EDU 628 Student Teaching: ECE (9)*
EDU 694 Student Teaching Seminar (3)*
Fall 3
EDU 797 Student Teaching: Deaf Education (7)
EDU 792 Student Teaching Seminar: Deaf Education (2)
Total 81 Credits


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BASIN, Wyo. — William Wayne Hume passed away March 6, 2014. He was born to John and Alma Hume in Lodge Pole, Neb., on Sept. 2, 1925. Bill was a carpenter by trade and drove truck in his later years. Bill had a few passions in his life primarily being his family, coffee, new cars and for the past couple of years his great grandson Karter Wayne brought him extreme joy and pleasure
Bill had an exemplary service record serving in the United States Army receiving an Honorable discharge in 1948. He married Lillian Muller July 21, 1952. Bill and Lillian had four children: Hazel, William Jr. (Guy), Linda Kay, and Beverly.
Memorial service to be held at the Eagles lodge in Basin, Wyo., Saturday, April 5, at 1 p.m.


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This famous Russian street that cuts through the center of St. Petersburg is a hub for shopping, nightlife and entertainment, and is lined with historic and picturesque buildings and churches.
A gallant and heroic Peter the Great atop a horse is depicted in this striking statue on Decembrist (Senate) Square commissioned by Catherine the Great to honor her predecessor.
This bridge, the first to cross the Fontanka River, has undergone a series of reconstructions and is noted for its elaborate cast-iron fencing and striking horse and human sculptures.
This spit of land is located on the edge of Vasilievsky Island overlooking the Peter and Paul Fortress and the Winter Palace.
Nearly half a million civilians who died in the 900-day Siege of Leningrad (the city's name from 1924-1991)are remembered at this cemetery with mass graves, an eternal flame, a statue of the Motherland, and photographs and documents describing the siege.
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Gwyneth Doland is an adventurous eater and eager world traveller who makes camp most nights in Albuquerque.