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The Nike Departure Backpack has cushioned back panel and padded shoulder straps for comfort and equal weight distribution. The Nike Backpack features 12 functional pockets - including organizational pocket with molded PDA holder, magazine sleeve, fleece-lined valuables pocket, separate padded laptop pocket, discrete valuables pocket and laptop cord pocket.
- Durable woven 1480 denier nylon
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- Dimensions: 19.5" w x 16" h x 8" d
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Our house was built in 1917, all doors and windows. The houses are very close to each other so there is no room to expand. It's just me and my husband and I hate my kitchen, there is no counter space and the lighting is horrible. I have to work with what I have so I am really limited to what I can do. I do not have a dishwasher and the microwave is in the dining room. I do have an area that I use as a pantry that is off the hallway, and I'm fine with that. I thought I could take down the wall between the kitchen and the dining room to gain a small amount of space, the vent pipe I think can be moved so that area would not be broken up as it is currently. The weird bump out in the dining room has the heating supply/return to the 2nd floor, so that can't be moved. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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How low do the windows go? Could you raise them? How important is a formal dining to you/your neighborhood? Are you willing to switch the rooms or go to a big eat in kitchen? Can you get rid of the back doorway or move to the left of the vent pipe? |
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- Posted by ImaginarySister (My Page) on Mon, Feb 18, 13 at 10:33
The windows are 26" from the floor. I would not be able to raise them, it's brick exterior and I don't think I would be able to match the brick. It would drive me nuts to see it stick out like a sore thumb. My neighbor bricked in a window and you can tell exactly where it was from the outside. I thought about removing the door to the back porch which would mean I would have to go outside to access the back porch and then again I would have the issue of matching the brick. I considered switching the dining room and the kitchen but there are so many doors and windows I don't think I would gain anything. Plus I don't believe I want to walk into the living room and immediately see the kitchen. I'm trying to work around the quirkiness of an older home, I live in an area where the housing stock is old, 75 years and up. Thanks for your reply. |
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- Posted by robotropolis (My Page) on Mon, Feb 18, 13 at 11:36
If you can get rid of that back door (statement window?), put in a new back door where the vent is and recover enough brick from the new opening to put at the bottom of the old doorframe where your new statement window is, AND work around the low window that is already in that corner, You'll have a nice little U shaped kitchen on your hands. If you take down the wall between dining room and kitchen, you could push into the dining room a bit on the back wall (to the right of the bay window) and gain a bit more counterspace. You could then have the option of having a peninsula with seating backing on the dining room, or keeping the wall closed with cabinetry depending on what look you prefer. That option would keep all the entryways at the bottom of the U, giving you a nice cockpit to work in. People work around low windows by, well, this thread on IKEAfans has a lot of ideas. Bottom line if you're not willing to change window on outside, you can run cabinetry right across it on the inside. |
Here is a link that might be useful: A thread from IKEAfans about working around low windows
- Posted by robotropolis (My Page) on Mon, Feb 18, 13 at 11:39
A gorgeous kitchen on here working around a low window |
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I did not read the replies, sorry if redundant or irrelevant, but can you close some windows? We have a "too many windows and no wall space" problem in other parts of the house (not in the kitchen) and we are getting rid of those that we never "use" for light (i.e., always had the blinds closed for one reason or another). |
I'll admit that I'm having a hard time following the measurements on your drawing...where are your water/gas connections? Can any of those be moved easily? Is the kitchen 9' across? I suspect if this is an old(er) house, you probably only have one centralized light and with those upper cabinets, you aren't getting *any* illumination on your work spaces. What's your aesthetic? Trying to maintain the vintage look of your home based on its age, or are you open to a sleek modern look? Or something transitional? |
- Posted by ImaginarySister (My Page) on Mon, Feb 18, 13 at 21:23
You have all given me some GREAT ideas. I love the idea of the anchored island. My water line is next to the vent stack, no gas, but there is a capped gas line in the basement. I'm trying to maintain the vintage look of the home. We have nice baseboards and moldings and the kitchen is the only place they have been painted. You are correct, I only have one light (ceiling) and it's horrible trying to cook. My stove is avocado green (tells you how old that is), only 3 burners work. That's an excellent idea to move the door and raise the window, that would solve so many problems. Thank you all so much for you suggestions!! |
Can you move the doorway to the dining room? If you can, I'd line it up with the back door. This will give you more uninterrupted counter space. |
- Posted by ImaginarySister (My Page) on Tue, Feb 26, 13 at 19:58
After thinking over our options we have decided that the costs of moving the back door and raising the window doesn't justify the space we would gain. It's not a huge amount of space and attempting to match the brick of a nearly 100 year old home is just not feasible. Plus it's an uncommon color of brick, good luck finding something to match. So I came up with a quickie plan that my husband and I like. We met with the KD on Saturday and showed her my idea and she suggested building out the wall where the heating ducts are and then we could put a pantry in the recessed area. Ignore the giant cabinet over the stove, etc. I just wanted get a general idea of where things might go. Thanks!! |
Imaginarysis, I don't have any suggestions for you and I can relate because I too have a lot of windows and not enough wall space. My 1980's kitchen has a 2 window and sliding door 3 walled angled nook like the space you have. Was wondering if you could please share what software you're using. That birdeye dollhouse view would be helpful. Thanks. |
This post was edited by island on Tue, Feb 26, 13 at 21:45
- Posted by ImaginarySister (My Page) on Tue, Feb 26, 13 at 22:03
I used Sweet Home 3D. It's free and once you get used to it fairly easy to use. Of course I used the help file A LOT! Plus you can import models; you don't have to use the models in the software. |
Thank you, I'll check it out! |
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I am using 12 gauge 3 wire wiring and want to hook up 6 recessed lights with a switch at the end of the run. Please correct me if I am wrong. From my source wire, I will connect black from source to black on exit wire and connect the two whites from the source and exit wires to the black and white of the light fixture and of course grounds together. Then, the same on the next light and so on to the switch where I will connect white on bottom and black on top of my 1000 watt dimmer switch. My understanding is the black will be continuous to the switch and the white will be broken by each light fixture. |
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- Posted by petey_racer (My Page) on Sun, Jan 17, 10 at 8:01
I don't mean to sound mean, but why is it DIYers always want to wire this way?? WHY not just run the feed to the switch??? WHY complicate things? If you really want to wire it this way I think you are describing it correctly. I am not totally clean on your terminology. The black from both cables will get spliced in the light box. One more question; WHY 12/3?? You will be MUCH happier using 14/3 if this is a new circuit or if you are feeding from an existing 15A circuit. |
Is this 12/3 with ground OR 12/3 including ground. The OP does not mention a red wire at all and his mention of wiring is in series. You are going to have a lot of dim bulbs if any light at all. |
- Posted by petey_racer (My Page) on Sun, Jan 17, 10 at 20:01
I see that he says "12 gauge 3-wire" and not "12/3 wire". You may have a point Hendricus. |
Cables do NOT count the ground in the number of wires. 12/3 would be black, red, white, AND GROUND (often bare). 12/2 would have a black, a white, AND A GROUND. Cords count all the conductors. |
NO, NO, NO!!!!! You said: "My understanding is the black will be continuous to the switch and the white will be broken by each light fixture." That is a SERIES CIRCUIT. In house wiring, all things EXCEPT switches are wired in PARALLEL. Switches are wired in SERIES. If you hook up your lights the way you just described, they will be very dim, as each one will only get a small portion of the voltage. You should put the switch at the start of the run, not the end. You will use 14/2 or 12/2 cable depending on the size of the circuit breaker. 12 is for 20 amps, and 14 is for 15 amps. Run the cable from the breaker box to the switch. Then run a calbe to the first light. At the switch, connect the two wite wires together. Put the switch between the two black wires. Now go back to the first light. Connect the black and white wires from the cable to the black and white wires on the light. The light will now work. This is the basic circuit. For the next light, run a cable from the first light to the next. In the box with the first light, connect all the blacks together and all the whites together. Go to the box for the second light. Connect it just as you did the first. Black to black, white to white. Repeat this for the whole string. In the image above, I left out the grounding wire. All grounds must be connected together in each and every box. If the boxed are metal, they must also be connected to the ground wire. |
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I used red, medium-spicy taco sauce and the dish has a nice zing to it. This recipe makes a huge amount, so be ready for leftovers!
I love this recipe. The only change that I made was that instead of the green taco sauce I used a Chipotle taco sauce. It gave the salad a nice zing and flavor. My family loves it.
This pasta salad was too blah. I did use the red taco sauce like one reviewer had suggested. The flavors just didn't blend well together. I ended up adding some grated cheddar cheese and sour cream just to get through it. For two people, I would half this recipe, it makes a ton!
So easy to make, very tasty, light and healthy! Substitute red taco sauce for green. Marinate chicken in Italian dressing, cook, chop, and add to salad.
For me this was just ok. The market was sold out of rotisserie chicken so I had to make my own. I actually baked some chicken breast in salsa. I don't like raw onions so I actually threw them in with the chicken and cooke dthem too. I agree with another cook who said this was fine for a quick weeknight dinenr, but maybe not for company. It serves its purpose...light, quick, easy. Tasty...but not wonderful.
I liked this as a base recipe. I swaped the hominy for corn like another reviewer. I also added chopped jalapenos. Very good and easy. Great for a weekday meal.
This is a good base recipe. I admit, however, that my favorite way to make this is to swap the hominy for corn, and add a dollop of ranch dressing in addition to the taco sauce. I also give it a generous grind of fresh black pepper.


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February 29, 2012 in Uncategorized
Our favorite blogs & stories from the day:
- While most Redskins fans are set with the idea of RG3, our friends at Hogs Haven, make some interesting points about Andrew Luck.
- Bleacher Report's NHL Deadline Deals Report Card.
- District Sports Page discusses why it was good Caps did not make any moves at the deadline.
- Do you think Dwight Howard will get moved? Bleacher Report discusses it further.


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"An American classic!"
It's a good thing all audiobooks aren't as good as "We Were the Mulvaney's" -- nobody would get anything done. We'd just sit and listen. I normally stay away from Oprah books, but this one is magnificent, pure Americana. Absolutely excellent.
I admit to having read this book at least three times, but this was my first (although certainly not my last) listen. I was a little hesitant, not wanting a less-than-stellar narration to 'ruin' it for me, but that certainly was not the case. Scott Shina does an admirable job, getting all the family members just right. Not easy -- capturing the slightly ditsy Corrine, so she doesn't sound like a maniac, but clearly as someone with a few 'issues'. Or Patrick, with his high intelligence, who needs to come off as someone who loves to know everything, but not as superior or arrogant. Even the eccentric and crusty Whittaker West, who came across exactly right, as a mensch underneath it all.
It's a sad book, in so many ways. In the beginning, when everything is perfect in a big-family 'Sunnybrook Farm' sort of way, I find myself thinking that I'd be happy if the book just went on like this forever. But of course it doesn't. 'Something' happens to Marianne, and that changes not only the family dynamic forever, but ultimately results in ... well, read it and find out. I wouldn't spoil anyone's pleasure for a moment.
I will say this: If you loved the book, you may want to skip the over-long author interview at the end. Usually I love those interviews -- the ones Nelson DeMille does, with many of his books, are wonderful and add so much to the book. Not this one. The fact that Oates tries to justify Michael, the father's, actions makes my skin crawl. I also fail to see the heroism she attributes to Marianne -- that wasn't saintliness, in my mind. It was insanity. We do agree on this, though: the animals -- all of them -- were characters all by themselves in this book. If I had a nickel for every tear I've shed over Muffin, I could retire.
Whatever, it's a masterpiece. Just clear your calendar for 22 hours. It's worth it.


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Black Friday Bargains Triple Sales of Blu-Ray Disc Players.
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Transit officials say San Francisco Bay area commuters should prepare for a third day of transit disruptions as labor discussions with rail workers have not yet yielded an agreement.
With talks going on throughout evening, the Bay Area Rapid Transit agency said late Tuesday there was no indication striking workers would return Wednesday.
Talks resumed after political pressure mounted for a settlement.
The governor sent two of the state's top mediators — the chair of the Public Employment Relations Board and the chief of the State Mediation and Conciliation Service — to facilitate further talks.
Still, commuters faced a third day of heavy traffic, and crowded buses and ferries.
The striking unions and management reported being far apart on key issues including salary, pensions, health care and safety.


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And here are yet a few more photographs of the fuchsias currently blooming here. This 'Dark Eyes' and 'Southgate' have been blooming beautifully all summer without a break.
This white fuchsia has just a hint of pink blush in the blossoms. I unfortunately do not have a name for this as it was an el cheapo at HD a couple years ago.
This unusual variety is called 'Bicentennial' and has a wonderful coral splash on the corollas.
'Mrs. Lovell Swisher'
Hope you enjoyed the 'show' and I wish you could all come and see them in person! Deanne |
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Enjoyed it thoroughly Deanne!!!! I'll be right over! |
Beautiful Deanne, all of them. I love that Dark Eyes. Just curious, how many varieties do you think you have? Eden |
Grand Coulee and Hoover Dam! What gorgeous photos and flowers! How I wished I had your talent with fuschias and with the camera! Beautiful! |
- Posted by babs_clare (My Page) on Wed, Sep 26, 07 at 21:48
...I had 'Swingtime'...once...I killed it~lol. Thanks for posting your fuchsia pics,Deanne~I enjoyed the first postings(on the other thread) too : ) Your pics are so cool~I find myself really being drawn into the pics with those backdrops being almost as interesting as the main focus of the pic! very neat. ~Babs |
- Posted by dodgerdudette NapaCaz9 (My Page) on Wed, Sep 26, 07 at 23:09
Exquisite photos as always Deanne ! I had a white that looks a bit like yours that passed away due to the mite, it was called 'Feather Duster'. There is another white called 'Sleigh Bells' that I think is more elongated.I have always loved the little rounded buds on Dark Lady. Mine looks pathetic this year. Thanks for sharing these ! Kathy in Napa |
Ooooohhh, Deanne...thanks for sharing! Such pretty flowers and excellent photography. Just lovely! |
- Posted by gardeningmary (My Page) on Thu, Sep 27, 07 at 15:34
Gorgeous, just gorgeous. You are the master of manipulating depth of field and capturing their beauty. How many varieties do you have? Mary |
- Posted by michelle_zone4 zone 4 NW IA (My Page) on Thu, Sep 27, 07 at 16:00
They are all lovely but I especially like the last one its so elegant looking. Michelle |
Deanne, my fuchsias are packing their bags and coming to live with you for the winter...lol. Sue |
Gorgeous photos of gorgeous plants. I always had enormous healthy hanging fuschias on the porch when I live in NH (I'm sure I only imagine they were as beautiful as Deanne's.)Although I knew they didn't like humidity, I had to try them my first summer here. Total disaster except for gartenmeister which is more tolerant. I really miss those beautiful plants, and completely enjoyed your wonderful collection. |
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am i have to upgrade my KPP (Internet Dial-Up tool) cause today when i have to try diffrent connection (ISP) i have an error when process happened (the error said ...
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KPPP VS wvdial
but when i dialed with wvdial it's seem no problem i think !
oh installed two windows manager KDE and GNOME (it's KPP KDE modul have an error on RedHat linux release 7.3) GNOME ?
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If wvdail works for you, why not use it?
And I'm not shure exacly what you were asking for, but I KDE programs should work on GNOME, exept that the KDE programs start a lot of un-needed processes like artsd, kio etc..
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Ideum updates 65-inch Presenter multitouch wall display
Ideum has announced a major update to its 65-inch Presenter Touch Wall Display. The new model is now just two inches (50.8 mm) thin, is available in display-only or with built-in computing and connectivity options, and includes RFID technology. Read More
The newest entry in ARM's Cortex line, the Cortex-M0+ is claimed to be the world's most energy-efficient processor, delivering 32-bit performance on around one third of the typical energy requirements of an 8- or 16-bit processor. Targeting low-cost sensors and microcontrollers, the M0+ will come with a very modest price tag and could act as a crucuial stepping stone to a world in which everyday objects communicate with each other, sharing data to make smart, coordinated decisions that will improve our quality of life. Read More
Sony has developed a power outlet that can identify devices plugged into it, as well as individuals using the plug. The company says such technology could allow the electricity usage of individual devices to be monitored so non-essential devices could be switched off remotely in the event of limited electricity supply, or for the billing of customers charging their electric vehicles or mobile devices in public places. Read More
Last year, we told you about a smartphone-based system that can be used to find your missing stuff, known as BiKN. It consists of an electronic case that the phone slides into, which tracks the whereabouts of paired radio frequency tags that the user attaches to their car keys, purse, children – you name it. The phone displays the location of the sought items, or can sound an alarm if one of them gets too far away. Now, it looks like BiKN might have some competition, in the form of the similar-but-different U Grok It. Read More
Radio frequency identification (RFID) tags are definitely a handy way of tracking shipments. Instead of simply crossing their fingers and hoping for the best, importers and exporters can check the location and condition of shipped items in real time, by remotely accessing the data being transmitted by RFID tags attached to those items. Unfortunately, many such tags don't work on metal objects such as shipping containers or oil drums, as the metal interferes with the functioning of the tags' antennas. A new tag developed at North Dakota State University gets around that limitation, however - it uses the metal object as its antenna. Read More
South Korea opens a Kinect-powered theme park
New media entertainment company, d'strict, is pushing the concept of virtual reality to a new level with the "Live Park 4D World Tour," a new theme park that recently opened in South Korea. The park is comprised of 65 different attractions over a 10,000 sq. foot (929 sq m) space, which houses several large interactive displays as well as some installation art pieces. Visitors wear RFID wristbands that allow the displays to identify them, while Kinect sensors detect their movements, voices, and faces. Many of the attractions center around having users create an avatar of themselves that they can interact with and take on a virtual adventure, which is portrayed using 3D video, holograms, and augmented reality technology. Read More
New paper-based explosives sensor is made with an ink jet printer
Detecting explosives is a vital task both on the battlefield and off, but it requires equipment that, if sensitive enough to detect explosives traces in small quantities, is often expensive, delicate and difficult to construct. Researchers at the Georgia Tech Research Institute have developed a method of manufacturing highly sensitive explosives detectors incorporating RF components using Ink-jet printers. This holds the promise of producing large numbers of detectors at lower cost using local resources. Read More
Car parks can be a hassle – you have to roll down your car window and reach out to get a ticket from the dispenser on the way in, and then have to reach over and pay the cashier on the way out. The engineers at Germany's Fraunhofer Institute for Material Flow and Logistics, however, have come up with something easier. They've developed an RFID (radio-frequency identification) tag system that allows drivers to pass unimpeded in and out of car parks, with parking fees being automatically deducted from an online account. Read More
With diseases such as Foot and Mouth, TB, and of course Mad Cow still presenting a danger to cattle, it's of the utmost importance that farmers monitor the health of their animals, and immediately proceed to isolate any that might be showing symptoms. If you have a herd of over 500 cows, however, keeping track of individuals can be rather tricky. That's why scientists at England's Newcastle University have developed electronic ears tags, that they're trying out on a herd of test cattle. Read More
Over the years, New Jersey orthopedic surgeon Lee Berger became frustrated with the lack of information that patients had on prosthetic devices that had been implanted within their own knees, hips, feet, or other parts of their skeleton. In order to gather data such as the size, model, age, serial numbers or manufacturers of these implants, either X-rays or extensive paper trail hunts were required. His new product, the Ortho-Tag, is designed to address this problem. All of the vital data regarding an implant could be obtained by placing a probe against the patient's skin, plus information on the health of the surrounding body tissue would be provided. Read More
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Experienced miner training.
(a) Except as provided in paragraph (e), this section applies to experienced miners who are--
(1) Newly employed by the operator;
(2) Transferred to the mine;
(3) Experienced underground miners transferred from surface to underground; or
(4) Returning to the mine after an absence of more than 12 months.
(5) Mine map; escapeways; emergency evacuation; barricading. The program of instruction for mine emergency evacuation and firefighting approved by the District Manager under 30 CFR 75.1502 or the escape and evacuation plan under 30 CFR 57.11053, as applicable, shall be used for this course. The course shall include--
(i) A review of the mine map; the escapeway system; the escape, firefighting, and emergency evacuation plans in effect at the mine; and the location of abandoned areas; and
(ii) Methods of barricading and the locations of barricading materials, where applicable.
(7) Hazard recognition. The course must include the recognition and avoidance of hazards present in the mine.
(8) Prevention of accidents. The course must include a review of the general causes of accidents applicable to the mine environment, causes of specific accidents at the mine, and instruction in accident prevention in the work environment.
(9) Emergency medical procedures. The course must include instruction on the mine's emergency medical arrangements and the location of the mine's first aid equipment and supplies.
(10) Health. The course must include instruction on the purpose of taking dust, noise, and other health measurements, where applicable; must review the health provisions of the Act; and must explain warning labels and any health control plan in effect at the mine.
(11) Health and safety aspects of the tasks to which the experienced miner is assigned. The course must include instruction in the health and safety aspects of the tasks assigned, including the safe work procedures of such tasks, information about the physical and health hazards of chemicals in the miner's work area, the protective measures a miner can take against these hazards, and the contents of the mine's HazCom program. Experienced miners who must complete new task training under § 48.7 do not need to take training under this paragraph.
(i) Instruction and demonstration in the use, care, and maintenance of self-rescue and respiratory devices used at the mine;
(ii) Hands-on training in the complete donning of all types of self-contained self-rescue devices used at the mine, which includes assuming a donning position, opening the device, activating the device, inserting the mouthpiece, and putting on the nose clip; and
(iii) Hands-on training in transferring between all applicable self-rescue devices.
(c) The operator may include instruction on additional safety and health subjects based on circumstances and conditions at the mine.
(d) The training time spent on individual subjects must vary depending upon the training needs of the miners.
(e) Any miner returning to the same mine, following an absence of 12 months or less, must receive training on any major changes to the mine environment that have occurred during the miner's absence and that could adversely affect the miner's health or safety.
(1) A person designated by the operator who is knowledgeable of these changes must conduct the training in this paragraph. An MSHA approved instructor is not required to conduct the training outlined in this paragraph.
(2) No record of this training is required.
(3) The miner must also complete annual refresher training as required in § 48.8, if the miner missed taking that training during the absence.
(f) Coal miners receiving training under this section shall participate in the next drill as required in § § 75.383(b) or 75.1502(c) of this chapter, as applicable.
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be dropped or discussed with the appropriate University official. Questions regarding
the acceptability of a proposed student organization activity should be discussed with
an activities advisor in the Center for Fraternity and Sorority Life or the Center for
Student Involvement.
Applicability of Community Standards
The terms and concepts (e.g., humiliating, degrading, unusual, uncomfortable,
embarrassing, demeaning, etc.) cited in this policy shall be interpreted by university
officials in relation to acceptable and applicable community standards.
The president or Chair of each registered student organization is
responsible for informing the members (pledges, associate members,
initiated members, affiliates, etc.) of the organization of the UH policy
regarding hazing. It is suggested that the president or Chair read and
distribute a copy of this policy to each member of the organization during
the first meeting of each semester.
The president or Chair of each registered student organization is
responsible for informing guests and alumni members of this policy and
is additionally responsible for controlling the actions of guests and alumni
members relative to this policy.
It is the responsibility of any and all individuals who have firsthand
knowledge of the planning or actual occurrence of a hazing activity to
promptly report said knowledge to the Dean of Students Office.
Summary of the Texas Education Code Regarding Hazing
Definition of Hazing
Hazing means any intentional, knowing or reckless act, occurring on or off the
campus of an educational institution, by one person alone or acting with others,
directed against a student, that endangers the mental or physical health or safety of a
student for the purpose of pledging, being initiated into, affiliating with, holding office
in or maintaining membership in any organization whose members are or included
students at an educational institution.
The term includes but is not limited to: any type of physical brutality, such as
whipping, beating, striking, branding, electronic shocking, placing of a harmful
substance on the body or similar activity; any type of physical activity, such as sleep
deprivation, exposure to the elements, confinement in a small space, calisthenics
or other activity that subjects the student to an unreasonable risk or harm or
that adversely affects the mental or physical health or safety of the student; any
activity involving consumption of a food, liquid, alcoholic beverage, liquor, drug
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Activity: Make your next backyard camp out a success by setting up camping toys for kids and planning activities throughout the day to build excitement! Help children to build confidence as they plan for their "trip"! Help them make crafts and snacks, pack up and play fun games!
We wanted a fire for our camp out so we decided to make one! For this Craft you will need:
- Tissue paper
- Cardboard
- Glue and tape
- Translucent paper
While the children get to work gluing tissue paper to the translucent paper, have an adult fold a large sheet of black construction paper accordion style. Cut wavy sections out of one or both sides(we did one side).
Tape it to a cardboard base and then insert the translucent papers covered in tissue paper. Roll up brown paper for the logs:) Set it aside to dry for later!
Next we Made a Campfire treat!!!
Follow the directions on the marshmallow bag for making rice crispies. Instead of rice crispies substitute: Graham crackers, chocolate chips, and POPCORN!!!!
We sprayed PAM on our hands and then formed it into balls and stuck them on dowels! Then we set them aside for later:)
Time to PACK!
I had no idea how much fun packing could be! The boys loved picking everything that they would bring with them in to their red Trunki! I loved listening to their plans for each thing as they packed it!
When we went out side it was still light so we played a fun game! These press and spin games are great for camping or sleepovers! They are small and compact and lots of fun! My boys love pushing the spinner!
We played a really fun game for the darker hours of the evening! FLASH LIGHT hide and seek! The boys LOVED it! The "finder" uses his flash light to search for the other players! Really cool because you can hide so much better in the dark!
Start Camping!!
As it got dark we added a little lantern to our camp fire! The boys went and collected sticks to add to their fire!
They loved roasting their S'more popcorn balls over the "Fire"
The boys finished off the night in their Turtle Tent! This was the best part of the evening! They were so tired from the events of the day and so happy to be in their tent with their flash lights!
I loved how high quality this tent was and how roomy it was! There was no fight about space!
It was so much fun spending all day making this a big event for them! I was so proud of their patience and hard work!


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Best Turkeys In Detroit: Farm Fresh vs. Supermarket
Check this list for the best places to buy turkeys in Detroit.
Wild Turkeys Once Again Plentiful In Michigan
The wild turkey has completed its comeback in Michigan, but not all are thrilled with the development.
'Heritage Turkeys' Thrive On Northville Farm
On a 10-acre farm in Northville, Cayce Kelly watches over her "brood" — 30 heritage turkeys, each fed by hand since they hatched.


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We Catch Up with Mandisa!
So why is her debut album titled True Beauty? "People expected my first album to be self-titled, but I wanted to make a point." Mandisa believes that when you feel beautiful on the inside, that is when you will be beautiful on the outside.
So, when she walked in with her makeup applied perfectly, we couldn't help but ask for some pointers from her. While filming American Idol, she spent hours in the makeup chair and picked up a few pointers - "When you apply eye shadow, start with a dark color closer to your lid, and get lighter as you approach your eyebrow. Right beneath your eyebrow, use a bone shade to really highlight your eye structure," she suggests.
She recognizes that American Idol was her chance to make it big, but Mandisa emphasizes that there are other ways as well - just never give up and take every opportunity you get. And was Simon really that mean? Mandisa doesn't think so - "Everything he said was true, but he could've said it better." Whatever Mandisa says, Simon still leaves us shaking!


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3 2-row 3 rye .75 dark chocolate malt 1 oat flakes .25 black patent .5ish rice hulls .5 magnum 40 minutes 1 crystal flameout 1.5oz medium toast oak cubes added after 10 days. Smooth. Great mouthfeel. Hints of coffee and spice. Absolutely no head whatsoever. Better with a little less carbonation.
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Each week Farm and Dairy challenges readers to identify a small tool or gadget.
Each week Farm and Dairy takes a look at what was making news in years gone by.
After the 1876 Centennial Exhibition at Philadelphia American artisans began to develop true American styles, especially in art forms. Greater progress was evident after 1876 than in the two centuries prior.
Recently approved Dairy Market Loss Assistance Payments will be made starting this week.
Medina County 4-H will present a six-class tractor certification course Jan. 13 through Feb. 17for those 14-16 who will be operating a tractor over 20-horse power.
USDA announced last week that 2,000 pork checkoff referendum ballots initially declared invalid will be reviewed again at the county level to determine whether they can be counted.
Dennis Buffington, professor of agricultural at Penn State, studies when to consider heating by burning corn.
The Pennsylvania Nutrient Management Plan Grant Implementation Program is accepting applications until Dec. 29.
Bible texts from the 1st century through the Kings James version of 1611 showcase some of the milestones of its earliest history on exhibit at the University of Michigan.
After months of work and 300,000 public comments, USDA has released national standards for organically grown products.
New PBS series is holding a casting call of centernarians to have their stories told on The Living Century, a new series that premiered in December.
The Ashtabula Arts Center will host an exhibit of original comic book art by acclaimed artist P. Craig Russell. from Jan. 5 through Feb. 28.
Former deputy secretary of USDA from 1991 to 1993, Ann Veneman, has been appointed by President-elect George W. Bush as the nation's 27th secretary of agriculture.
Texas A&M University has successfully cloned an exact copy of Bull 86, a pregenitor found resistant to most cattle disease.
The Cuyahoga National Park is re-establishing farming where it was being pursued before the park was created 25 years ago. Proposals for sustainable farming operations are being accepted.
Editor Susan Crowell talks about when we use the same word, "family farming."we do not all mean the same thing and about common ground.
Another letter writer responds to one reader's Christian bashing.
Extension dairy specialist Dianne Shoemaker pens a short ode to the season – as seen from the barn.
Each week Farm and Dairy challenges readers to identify a small tool or gadget.
Each week, Farm and Dairy takes a look at what was making news in years gone by.


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Wycliffe (WYC) | New International Version (NIV) |
1 Thou virgin, the daughter of Babylon, go down, sit thou in (the) dust, sit thou in [the] earth; a king's seat is not to the daughter of [the] Chaldees, for thou shalt no more be called soft and tender. (Thou virgin daughter of Babylon, go down from off thy throne, and sit thou in the dust, yea, upon the ground; a king's throne is not for the daughter of the Chaldeans, for thou shalt no more be called soft and tender.) | 1 "Go down, sit in the dust, Virgin Daughter of Babylon; sit on the ground without a throne, Daughter of the Babylonians. No more will you be called tender or delicate. |
2 Take thou a quern-stone, and grind thou meal; make thou naked thy filth(hood), discover the shoulder, show the hips, pass thou [over the] floods. (Take thou a millstone, and grind thou some meal with it; make thou thyself naked, yea, uncover the shoulder, show the hips, and cross thou over the rivers.) | 2 Take millstones and grind flour; take off your veil. Lift up your skirts, bare your legs, and wade through the streams. |
3 Thy shame shall be showed, and thy shame shall be seen; I shall take vengeance, and no man shall against-stand me. | 3 Your nakedness will be exposed and your shame uncovered. I will take vengeance; I will spare no one." |
4 Our again-buyer, the Lord of hosts is his name, the Holy of Israel. (Our Redeemer, the Lord of hosts is his name, the Holy One of Israel.) | 4 Our Redeemer--the LORD Almighty is his name-- is the Holy One of Israel. |
5 Daughter of Chaldees, sit thou, be thou still, and enter into darknesses, for thou shalt no more be called the lady of realms. (Daughter of the Chaldeans, sit thou, be thou silent, and enter into the darkness, or into the shadows, for thou shalt no more be called the lady, or the queen, of many kingdoms.) | 5 "Sit in silence, go into darkness, Daughter of the Babylonians; no more will you be called queen of kingdoms. |
6 I was wroth on my people, I defouled mine heritage, and I gave them in thine hand, and thou settedest not mercies to them; thou madest grievous the yoke greatly on an eld man, (I was angry with my people, I defiled my inheritance, and I gave them into thy hands, or into thy power, and thou gavest no mercy to them; thou madest the yoke greatly grievous upon an old man,) | 6 I was angry with my people and desecrated my inheritance; I gave them into your hand, and you showed them no mercy. Even on the aged you laid a very heavy yoke. |
7 and thou saidest, Without end I shall be [a] lady (and thou saidest, I shall be a lady forever); thou puttedest not these things on thine heart, neither thou bethoughtest on thy last thing. | 7 You said, 'I will continue forever-- the eternal queen!' But you did not consider these things or reflect on what might happen. |
8 And now, thou delicate, and dwelling trustily, hear these things, which sayest in thine heart, I am, and besides me there is no more; I shall not sit [a] widow, and I shall not know barrenness. (And now, O delicate one, and trustily dwelling, hear ye these things, thou who sayest in thy heart, Here I am, and there is no other besides me; I shall never be a widow, and I shall never know barrenness.) | 8 "Now then, listen, you wanton creature, lounging in your security and saying to yourself, 'I am, and there is none besides me. I will never be a widow or suffer the loss of children.' |
9 These two things, barrenness and widowhood, shall come to thee suddenly in one day; all things came on thee for the multitude of thy witchcrafts, and for the great hardness of thine enchanters, either tregetours. (But these two things, barrenness and widowhood, shall suddenly come upon thee in a single day; they shall come upon thee for the multitude of thy witchcrafts, and for the great willfulness of thy enchanters, or of thy conjurers.) | 9 Both of these will overtake you in a moment, on a single day: loss of children and widowhood. They will come upon you in full measure, in spite of your many sorceries and all your potent spells. |
10 And (for) thou haddest trust in thy malice, and saidest, None is that seeth me; this, thy wisdom and thy knowing, (hath) deceived thee; and thou saidest in thine heart, I am, and besides me there is none other (I am, and there is no one else besides me). | 10 You have trusted in your wickedness and have said, 'No one sees me.' Your wisdom and knowledge mislead you when you say to yourself, 'I am, and there is none besides me.' |
11 Evil shall come [up]on thee, and thou shalt not know the beginning thereof; and mischief shall fall [up]on thee, which thou shalt not be able to cleanse; wretchedness which thou knowest not, shall come [up]on thee suddenly (and such wretchedness, which thou knowest not, shall suddenly come upon thee). | 11 Disaster will come upon you, and you will not know how to conjure it away. A calamity will fall upon you that you cannot ward off with a ransom; a catastrophe you cannot foresee will suddenly come upon you. |
12 Stand thou with thine enchanters, and with the multitude of thy witches, in which thou travailedest from thy youth; if in hap they profit anything to thee, either if thou mayest be made the stronger. (Stand thou with thy enchanters, and with the multitude of thy witches, with whom thou hast laboured from thy youth; if perhaps they profit anything to thee, or if thou mayest be made stronger, or more awesome.) | 12 "Keep on, then, with your magic spells and with your many sorceries, which you have labored at since childhood. Perhaps you will succeed, perhaps you will cause terror. |
13 Thou failedest in the multitude of thy counsels; the false diviners of heaven stand, and save thee, which beheld stars, and numbered months, that they should tell by them things to coming to thee. (Thou hast failed, despite the multitude of thy advice; let the false diviners of the heavens stand up, and save thee, they who looked at the stars, and numbered the months, so that they could tell by them the things that would come to thee.) | 13 All the counsel you have received has only worn you out! Let your astrologers come forward, those stargazers who make predictions month by month, let them save you from what is coming upon you. |
14 Lo! they be made as stubble, the fire hath burnt them; they shall not deliver their life from the power of flame; coals be not, by which they shall be warmed, neither fire, that they sit at it. (Lo! they shall be made like stubble, and the fire shall burn them up; they shall not be able to save, or to rescue, their own lives from the power of the flame; there shall not be coals by which they shall be warmed, nor a fire, that they can sit before.) | 14 Surely they are like stubble; the fire will burn them up. They cannot even save themselves from the power of the flame. Here are no coals to warm anyone; here is no fire to sit by. |
15 So those things be made to thee in which ever thou travailedest; thy merchants from thy youth erred, each man in his way; none is, that shall save thee. (So shall these enchanters be to thee, they with whom thou hast laboured all thy life; they have wandered off, each in his own way, and there is no one, who can save thee.) | 15 That is all they can do for you-- these you have labored with and trafficked with since childhood. Each of them goes on in his error; there is not one that can save you. |
Copyright © 2001 by Terence P. Noble. For personal use only. (Wycliffe Bible) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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