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Document Type Master's Dissertation Author Magwai, Mohloana Kwena email@example.com URN etd-04222008-091807 Document Title Spigot capacity of dense medium cyclones Degree MEng (Metallurgical) Department Materials Science and Metallurgical Engineering Supervisor
Advisor Name Title Mr J B Bosman Supervisor Keywords
- dense medium cyclone
- roping
- spigot loading
- spigot capacity
- dense medium separation
- hydrocyclone
Date 2007-09-05 Availability unrestricted Abstract Dense medium cyclones are used extensively in the mineral processing industry to beneficiate various minerals including coal, diamonds and iron ore, amongst others. According to Reeves (2002), .the cyclone has been installed in over one-quarter of the coal preparation plants worldwide.. Dense medium cyclones have the ability to achieve high capacities, and simultaneously obtain sharp separations and high separation efficiencies. However, this piece of equipment does have a shortcoming in that its capacity is constrained by the solids carrying capacity of the spigot. This is termed the spigot capacity. There is uncertainty on whether the spigot capacities specified by DSM (Dutch State Mines), the original developers of the dense medium cyclone, can be increased or not, and how these capacities were determined. The purpose of this study is to establish a methodology to determine the spigot capacities of dense medium cyclones, and determine the parameters that influence these capacities.In order to illustrate the significance of increasing the capacity of dense medium cyclones, the following coal example is used: In 2005, South Africa produced about 245Mt of coal valued at R35.86 billion. A significant proportion of this coal is beneficiated through dense medium cyclones. Therefore, an increase in the cyclone capacity, even if relatively small, represents a large number in terms of tonnages of coal produced or monetary gains.
It has been established clearly in this investigation that the maximum spigot capacity is reached at the onset of roping. A critical sinks ore concentration at which spigot overloading occurs has been observed. The simplest and best indicator of possible spigot overloading has been established to be the sinks ore concentration, measurement of this parameter could, however, prove challenging on most industrial cyclones. Further, spigot overloading of a dense medium cyclone can be detected visually by observing the discharge type at the sinks and monitoring particle misplacement to the floats stream.
A regression model that quantifies the spigot capacity, in terms of ore and slurry, has been developed. Various parameters were considered in the model, these include: cyclone geometry, feed head, medium density, and medium grade. Parameters that influence the spigot capacity of dense medium cyclones have been established, and their effect on the spigot capacity has been quantified. The spigot capacity values obtained in this investigation were compared with those specified by DSM, and it was concluded that there is large potential to increase the .spigot capacities. specified by DSM.
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Japan seizes Taiwan fishing boat inside exclusive economic zone
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TOKYO (AFP) - Japan on Tuesday seized a Taiwanese fishing boat inside its exclusive economic zone, the first incident since Tokyo and Taipei signed a fishing rights accord for disputed waters, the Fisheries Agency said.
The Taiwanese fishing boat was spotted in waters near Taketomi island, part of Japan's southern Okinawa chain, the agency said.
One of the agency's patrol ships seized the boat and arrested the captain, it said.
The incident occurred outside the waters that are at the centre of a three-way territorial tussle involving Taipei, Tokyo and Beijing for which Japan and Taiwan have agreed fishing rights.
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The first board member at your organisation to walk through the door with an iPad did the IT team a massive favour. Put bluntly, there was no longer an argument. They had to ease the purse strings on your requests to fund management and security systems to go with your enterprise mobility projects.


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If you are familiar with soccer in St.Louis, you know that it's history runs deep. For more than 135 years St.Louis has been known as a soccer city, producing generations of world class players and coaches. The city has also hosted some great teams and important games. If you aren't familiar with just how rich our history is in the sport, I highly recommend you purchase "Soccer Made In St.Louis" by David Lange. You will be blown away by the information and feel a sense of pride in the city's past and present.
But what about the present? Many soccer fans throughout the nation will tell you that St.Louis no longer matters, that our days as a soccer city have passed. Are they right? Or have we just hit a bump in the road?
Let's compare our city's current soccer importance with Kansas City. A quick look will tell you that things are looking bright out west in KC and they seem to get better each year.
Last year, Sporting Kansas City had a new home built, Livestrong Sporting Park. The $200 million, and roughly 20k capacity stadium, opened on June 9, 2011. The stadium is very impressive and makes any St.Louis fan full of envy. Because of the existence of the stadium, the city has also been able to host "big games", such as a CONCACAF Gold Cup match, a USWNT friendly and an international club friendly versus Newcastle. In the St.Louis metro area, there is currently no soccer specific stadium that can hold above 10k fans.
It was recently announced that Kansas City will start a WPSL team, the Kansas City Shock. With this new team, the Kansas City area now has an MLS team, WPSL, MISL, PDL and a PASL team. Meanwhile, St.Louis only has the St.Louis Lions of the PDL and the Illinois Piasa of the PASL.
On the high school and club level, St.Louis has mostly dominated the state in the past with exceptional talent that has led to many championships and recognitions. St.Louis teams continue to do so, but teams from KC are catching up at both levels, winning club cup titles and showing well in high school state tournaments. A sign too that the talent is approaching that of St.Louis is the appearance of players from KC making the Missouri High School All State selections list. In fact, nearly half of the Class 3 list were players from the Kansas City area. I'll also add that the Gatorade Boys Player of the Year of Missouri for 2011 was Derek Schrick from Rockhurst High School in Kansas City, MO. So, although they may not have a Tim Ream, Brad Davis, Will Bruin or Matt Pickens, just to name a few, we may be seeing some names at that level from Kansas City in the near future.
In the meantime, we've proven we can still produce talent and playing the game in St.Louis is still shown to be popular. So then why not a pro team? Is playing the game popular but watching the game not so much? Wouldn't fans of playing the sport equal that of the fans of watching? What about all the fans who watch and don't play? Perhaps they even out.
I do believe that there is still a passion for watching the game here and we showed that recently by 1) ranking in the top 10 of TV viewership for the Women's World Cup Final and 2) ranking in top 10 in NCAA soccer for attendance at St.Louis University Billiken's home games. But at the same time we failed to reach the top 10 viewership for last year's Champions League Final and CONCACAF Gold Cup Final. But try telling that to all the fans who gathered to watch both games at pubs and homes across St.Louis.
Many fans of soccer across the US will point to the failure of our 1 season NASL team, AC St.Louis, as a sign that pro soccer would not survive here. But most in St.Louis would tell these same critics that the team was not a good example of our potential due to the poor ownership and marketing. The failure could also be credited with the team being rushed into existence, lack of structure/planning and just plain bad luck (see Vaid brothers). Some even have the opinion that if the team would have waited at least a season, and in the meantime built their roots into the community and included other youth clubs and other relationships, that the team could have thrived.
When you immerse yourself in one of the many pubs airing a soccer match on a Saturday or Sunday morning, or if you read about the many high school and club soccer matches going on around St.Louis, or you head out to a live college match or Lions or Piasa, or you read up on the area soccer dedicated websites, you start to realize that there is a love of the game. So the real question becomes: without having a pro team in the area, how can you gauge if there is a WANT of a pro team in St.Louis? How can you show possible investors that there is a WANT of pro soccer in St.Louis? No one knows for certain, but here are two possible solutions that very well could provide the answers to these questions.
1) Support the St.Louis Lions- The St.Louis Lions are a PDL team that is based in St.Charles (Cottleville actually). The team is owned and coached by St.Louis soccer legend, Tony Glavin. The team plays a 16 game season in the Heartland Division of the PDL. The team fills it's ranks by holding tryouts each season and bringing in potential players from all over the midwest and beyond. Most of these players also play college ball and quite a few end up playing professional soccer beyond their college and PDL careers.
The PDL is part of the USL system. The USL Pro is the system's highest league and is the 3rd Level of soccer in the United States, just below MLS and NASL. Currently the USL Pro has 2 Divisions, comprised of teams from the Eastern region of the US (save for LA). Tim Holt has expressed a desire to bring in more teams and specifically mentioned the Midwest. It is no secret that Tony Glavin would like to have his St.Louis Lions play in the USL Pro, but wants to be careful in how he makes the transition. The Lions want to make sure that they will be a team that will last and therefore make sure the team is solid financially. Part of this means that they also need a solid fanbase. That's where the true soccer fans of St.Louis need to show that they WANT a team.
The St.Louis Lions play 8 home games this season and this year is very important that they fill the seats. If you really want to see professional soccer return this is the way to prove it. Many fans in St.Louis will tell you that the Lions home games are too far and they don't see themselves making that far of a drive for a low level team. I know even more fans that don't quite understand that philosophy because if you love the game you make the drive. It's our team and it's our best chance of growing a team to possibly the NASL or MLS level. If you are one of the fans that think it's too far but yet would like to see a Pro team return, try to make a couple games, at least. You'll be glad you did.
2) Sign a petition! Recently there was an interview of Perry Van der Beck conducted by David Lange. In the interview, Perry points out what has already been said by Don Garber, and that is show that you can sell 10,000 season tickets and the leagues and investors will take notice. The best way to show it is by having a petition that says just that and have it signed by over 10,000 fans.
There is a group that has been formed here in St.Louis, with which I am proud to say I am a member of, that is intent on helping in any way they can to bring pro soccer back to St.Louis. The group is hoping to lure investors by proving that there is a need for a team here and that the community can come together to support this team. The group is still in it's infancy/planning stages but is working on many ideas. After the group goes public this summer, one of the missions we will act on is leading a petition that says fans would purchase season tickets for a professional soccer team in St.Louis. Once completed this petition will be paraded around and hopefully grab the attention of various soccer officials and investors. Of course I will post up a story on the group and, most importantly this petition and where/when to sign it. When this petition comes out, please try to make sure you sign it.
With participation by the soccer fans of St.Louis, and without a spotlight on a big time financial backer, I strongly believe that these two courses of action will help bring a professional team back to St.Louis. It might not be MLS, but we have to start somewhere. Let's not let our city's soccer importance and history fade into the sunset.


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Herald takes flack as gay sex storm rumbles on
An outspoken vicar's opinion on whether a gay man could become bishop ignited fierce debate on the pages of the Tamworth Herald. The newspaper itself…
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Journalist refuses to reveal source: Council refuses to comment
A council is refusing to comment on a story about one of its officers being suspended, unless the weekly newspaper carrying the report reveals its…
June 25, 2007
Assistant editor celebrates 25 years' service
The Tamworth Herald's John Harper has celebrated 25 years with the company. Assistant editor John joined the Herald as an apprentice compositor in November 1977…
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Sports writer and editor dies aged 52
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Seven pages devoted to murder horror
The murder of a 17-year-old girl in the Midlands shocked the local community – and as the killer was jailed for life, the Tamworth Herald…
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Tension builds at the Herald
You could slice the tension at the Tamworth Herald with a knife. The paper published a four-page souvenir pull-out to mark the paper's sponsorship of…
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Paper's fight to save spiritual home of rugby club
Rallying call to Keep Rugby at the Rec launches stickers, posters, petition and more
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Picture editor comes up with latest plan to make kids safer
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Chronicle's campaign cites 101 reasons to take Pride
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Herald bid to stamp out street violence
The Tamworth Herald has launched a series of initiatives in a campaign to stamp out violent crimes after a 14 per cent rise in vicious…
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Drug fighting van launched at Herald offices
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Breakfast Topic: Forget the rabbit foot -- who's your lucky pet? {WoW}
Jul 23rd 2011 11:03AM OmGosh, I have to say for me it is the Curious Hatchling from the Oracles. I love that little bugger...the floppy feet, the cute buggy eyes...I cannot imagine not having that wonderful flapping sound when he follows me through Azeroth. Oh and when she tries to catch a bug...hehe, ok...I will stop now.
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Marcy Twete is an experienced manager in corporate philanthropy, nonprofit fundraising, and an expert in women's initiatives. She serves as Manager, Corporate Responsibility for ArcelorMittal, the world's leading steel company. There, Marcy serves as the Executive Director of the ArcelorMittal USA Foundation and oversees the company's Corporate Responsibility strategy in North and South America.
Prior to joining ArcelorMittal, Marcy founded Career Girl Network, an online resource for women in business, and grew its community to nearly 1,000,000 women worldwide. Marcy continues to speak and write as a career and networking expert and is the author of the 2013 book You Know Everybody! A Career Girl's Guide to Building a Network That Works.
Following her work at Career Girl Network, Marcy's return to the corporate sector represents a strong desire to return to her roots in philanthropy, bringing the experience of a nonprofit fundraiser and the skills of a CEO of a social enterprise initiative to the corporate sector to influence key giving decisions in a multinational company.
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May 12, 2010 | Filed Under music | 8 Comments
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Dear Uffie,
Your awkward white-girl rap was charming. When paired with solid Feadz/Oizo/Ed Banger beats, it was outright vibe-worthy.
Key example: Oizo's track, "Steroids" features your lovely vocals and it's a perfect marriage of awkward and technoise. (is that coined for mr. oizo yet?)
Mr. Oizo feat. Uffie – Steroids (Mr. Oizo Remix)
Things went downhill from there my dear…
Your latest single [ADD Suv] featuring Pharrell (Prod. by Mirwais) is listenable –for 15 seconds. No disrespect Mirwais, but C'MON SON. Yes, there are brief glints of beauty, but in a whole sea of ugly.
Hell it could have been good even if P produced it himself.
Here's to hoping your upcoming full-length has things that sound better than this.
In other news, this is what "ADD Suv" could have been:
Armand Van Helden in for the save. I can hear the heavy influence of Duck Sauce shining through on this one. By somewhat balancing Pharrell and Uffie's lines, he capitalizes on Uffie's (really good) harmonic vocals that are noticeably overshadowed [by the off-kilter-Mirwais-borderline-hip-hop-beat] and turns it into a chopped up sparkling-disco fiesta. FEEL ME??
Uffie feat. Pharrell – ADD Suv (Armand Van Helden Vocal Remix)
For you to note: for some reason you readers like emailing me comments instead of just posting comments to the post directly. This poses 2 problems:
1. it's a 1 on 1 interaction and that's not what the internet is about. I'm all about an orgy of discussion. Besides, I'd much rather everyone be able to see my amazingly snide/smart-ass/bitch-ass replies –I'm not beyond making individual posts about email messages, as you know. but it's gotta be REALLY good.
2. it makes me look horribly un-popular on the internet. not that i care or anything. seriously. i don't care. forget it. fine. just keep emailing me your comments. i see u lurkers. lurkin' 'n shit.
just listen to this again. seriously. do it.
Matt Van Schie - (Be My) Lady (Hemingway's Beach Bossa Mix)
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September 16, 2009 | Filed Under music | Leave a Comment
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Well, last week it was BLOG VOLTRON on the roof of The Standard DTLA. (those links are to pictures) There was much fun to be had, and met some really cool people. I also played a really shitty set consisting of really good music.
Anyway, I've been listening to a lot of funk and today's funk was provided by Nytro.
OH, also shouts to my boys: MISSINGTOOF, BINARY, BBE, EVERYDAY, GOTTADANCEDIRTY
Thursday Feed #3
July 30, 2009 | Filed Under music | 6 Comments
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Fewest words possible for this one. Vitalic disco (omfg, new vitalic?) and a Shazam-ized Bag Raiders disco?? (omfg, hell yes).
Vitalic – Terminator Benelux –POTS AND PANS DISCO™
Bag Raiders – Shooting Stars (Shazam Dub Mix) –FEEL THE STRINGS ON THIS ONE. Like, really feel them. Then clap with them.
oh here's a repost from the TUMBLMANIA:
pocket piano, ladies
November 19, 2008 | Filed Under music | 10 Comments
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I can't wait for DJ Mehdi's new EP, Pocket Piano/Tunisia Bambaata to come out.
You can't wait either.
This little number's from the B-side.
B1 – DJ Mehdi – Tunisia Bambaata
You can hear another cut from this EP in a post I did not too long ago here.
…and I still can't get over this stuff. Probably won't. ever. Discorockets out of SF/Portugal are burning shit up. on the real. Check them out ASAP. (it's hard to botch this song either way) If you need more proof check the Discorockets myspace page.
Kool and the Gang – Be My Lady (discorockets remix)
DFA = Disco's Fucking Awesome
September 15, 2008 | Filed Under day to day | 3 Comments
Laid back disco is what I've been feeling lately. One larger label who probably reps disco the hardest these days is DFA.
I've been following a seasonal mixtape series that DFA's been putting out since '05 and they've never failed to satisfy.
This one's Spring 2008, mixed by Justin Miller (for those of you who are wondering, please do not mistake with another j. miller douchebag) and Jacques Renault -the latter of which who brings funk to the EXTREME. (more on him in a sec).
Sit back, lay back: DFA RADIO MIX SPRING 2008 (right click, save as)
Onto Jacques Renault –FUNK OUT OF CONTROL!! I can't quantitate the level of funk in this track, but it makes me want to do gangster shit. I'd never heard of Jacques before this track, so has anyone got the dirty on this fool? Is this track a fluke? is he legit?
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Eyes swimming from turkey and mince pie overdose? Blurred by an excess of EastEnders and real family in-fighting? Played so much Old Republic that you're starting to feel the Force in uncomfortable places?
What you need this Christmas is to enjoy some of the simpler pleasures in life, to kick back, relax and lose yourself in a good book - a gaming book naturally - and thanks to those lovely people at Titan, we've got an amazing bundle of excellent gaming books to give away. One lucky winner will scoop the jackpot of the lot, with three runners-up receiving The Old Republic novels.
Feast your mince pies on these beauties, then check out the question below to win:
Star Wars: The Old Republic - Deceived
Malgus brought down the Jedi Temple on Coruscant in a brutal assault that shocked the galaxy. But if war crowned him the darkest of Sith heroes, peace would transform him into something far more heinous. A rogue Jedi is fast approaching, her name is Aryn Leneer and the lone Knight that Malgus cut down in the fierce battle for the Jedi Temple was her Master.
Deus Ex: Icarus Effect
In 2027, with physical augmentation gaining ground and nano-cybernetics only years away, the dawn of limitless human evolution is just beyond the horizon, and a secret corporate cabal of ruthless men intends to make sure that humankind stays under its control. Two people are set on a collision course with the most dangerous organization in historyand the fate of humanity hangs in the balance.
Bioshock: Rapture
After barely surviving a plane crash, a man discovers an undersea city called Rapture; a failed utopia created by Andrew Ryan, a man who looked to embrace a world surrounding the objectivist ideals of Ayn Rand. Power and greed have run amok, the city has succumbed to civil war and the only question is who really deserves to survive this maniacal debacle of science gone mad.
Uncharted: The Fourth Labyrinth
Uncharted follows the adventures of daring thief Nathan Drake who is in search of ancient ruins, priceless artefacts, and untold riches. Sony's Uncharted series has sold nearly four million copies to date. Known for breathtaking action sequences, deep and inventive mystery, and amiable characters, Uncharted makes its natural leap to print, much to the excitement of fans everywhere.
Dragon Age: Asunder
A mystical killer stalks the halls of the White Spire, the heart of templar power in the mighty Orlesian Empire. To prove his innocence, Adrian reluctantly embarks on a journey into the western wastelands that will not only reveal much more than he bargained for but change the fate of his fellow mages forever.
Dead Space: Martyr
A prequel to the Dead Space game. Geophysicist Michael Altman joins a team excavating an underwater crater. Close proximity to the artefact they uncover, named The Black Marker, causes visions of the dead, vivid dreams, and violent murders. This is the story of the origin of 'The Black Marker,' the foundation of the Church of Unitology, and a discovery that will change the world.


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After seeing that the bridge to nowhere is one of Modern Hiker's best hikes in the LA area, we put it on the list of places we had to check out. The idea that this hike leads to a bridge that hasn't had a road to it for over 70 years is immediately interesting and is worth every step of the 10 mile round trip hike in order to see people bungee jump off of it once you arrive. We set out on this hike at around 10 o'clock last Sunday. Read on for the full review.
When we arrived at the parking lot it was completely full and we ended up having to park about a quarter mile down the road, so make sure that you arrive early in order to grab parking as this is a popular hike. The hike itself is not to difficult, however the sheer fact that it is over 10 miles of walking will keep some people off the trail. I would say that if you are in moderate shape you should be able to complete it with just a little soarness the next day. The hike starts right at the road closed sign to the upper right of the parking lot.
On the way there you will have to cross the river atleast 5 times. The night before we went there had been a decent amount of rain, so the water was flowing pretty good; however there was no real dangerous parts, the worst thing that could happen is that you will get completely wet. This is a great hike to do during the summer for that reason as you will be in and out of the water during the whole hike.
The trail itself is not well marked, but there was a lot of people on it when we went, and as long as you stay on the river and follow the beaten path you should be able to make it there with no problem.
After about 3.5 miles the trail starts to head up the hill, make sure you migrate away from the water and up the hill during this part as it will take you right onto the bridge while the other way will wind you around and have you climbing over rocks for a while before arriving at the base of the bridge and still having to climb up to it. The bridge itself is around 190 feet tall so you want to stay on the upper part in order to not have to climb up at the end.
When you finally arrive it is an amazing site. The bridge itself is huge and in great shape. It is crazy to think it was built and then abandoned after the rains washed out the road over 70 years ago. There was a lot of people on the bridge all lining up to bungee jump off of it. This was a crazy experience as it looked like people would spring back and hit the bridge every time. The bridge only takes cash or else a couple of our group was going to try it. I however am not a huge fan of heights so I was cool with watching from the sidelines.
The trip back was downhill most of the way with lots of river crossings. We stopped multiple times to swim in the water which was cold and refreshing. All in all this is a totally amazing hike. I would say it is one of the better ones I have been in in this area as there is so much to see along the way, water to swim in and a huge bridge at the end that leads nowhere. If you are in the area make sure to put it on your list, it is worth the trip.
Oh there is also a cool little waterfall to see on the way there, as you know we are big fans of waterfalls.
Duration: 5 hours and 40 minutes
Length: 11.6 miles
Total Elevation Gain: 1000 ft
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Trail map: Click Here
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I am already neutered, housetrained, up to date with shots, good with dogs, and not good with cats.
Henry was born approx 2009. He was rescued from the shelter on Christmas Eve 2011. He loves running around and playing with other dogs as well as being held or sitting on a lap. He is very sweet, shy but warms up. Probably best in a home without cats as he likes to chase them.
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Adrenaline Rush: Take on the Wild Acres Aerial Adventure Park!
May 1, 2014 by Good Sam Camping · Leave a Comment
Adrenaline Rush: What it Feels Like to Take on the Wild Acres Aerial Adventure Park! Get a bird's-eye view of this gorgeous Maine forest, located in the picturesque Old Orchard Beach area, and get in touch with nature in a whole new way as you wind your way through this awesome obstacle course that will test your balance, endurance and courage. Wild Acres Aerial Adventure Park is ideal for group outings such as team building, school field trips and other social gatherings. This experience is sure to create comradery among your group as well as lasting memories you can all share. This is one adventure you won't want to miss. There are several courses with varying skill levels to choose from, so there is something suitable for all ages. Try out one of our two rope courses, take an exhilarating zip line through the towering trees, or partake in in all three courses for the ultimate challenge – test your mettle! This fantastic aerial adventure is conveniently located at Wild Acres RV... [Read more...]
Family Camping Destination – the Adventure District in OKC!
April 28, 2014 by Dana Ticknor · Leave a Comment
We have spent the last 2 weeks in Oklahoma City. Even though we spent 3 weeks here last spring, we were volunteering with tornado cleanup efforts, and didn't have a chance to explore the city much. This year we have scoped out the best in family friendly stops here, and have found that OKC is a great place for a family camping destination! OKC has an area in town called the Adventure District, which is full of fun stops, all within a few blocks of each other. We had a great time visiting the OKC Zoo, where we spent 4 hours discovering the extensive grounds that house nearly 1900 animals. In addition to large animal exhibits, the zoo offers several aviaries, butterfly and botanical gardens, and has great play areas as well as offering train rides and a carousel. The kids really enjoyed participating in a simple scavenger hunt which netted them some fun treats! Right next to the OKC Zoo, is Science Museum Oklahoma. This incredible science museum is fun for all ages, and has... [Read more...]
Bighorn Sheep of the Rocky Mountains
April 26, 2014 by Diane Berry · 1 Comment
Driving back down Hondo Canyon from the Taos Ski Valley in New Mexico after an exhilarating snowy mountain hike one Saturday in April, we encountered a Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep, standing in the middle of the road, nibbling something off the roadway. We slowed to a stop and while waiting, enjoyed the opportunity to see the sheep up close and snap a few pictures. When a van came around the corner, he lept gracefully up onto the hillside, looking down to see what we would do. Seeing this majestic animal in the road and on the hillside prompted me to do some research to learn more about bighorn sheep. Native to the United States, they numbered nearly two million at the beginning of the 19th century but less than 70,000 remain today. Hunting in the late 1800s, as well as competition from grazing livestock and diseases introduced to the area took a heavy toll on the bighorn population. Male bighorn sheep, or "rams" as they are known, are easily identified by their large spiral horns which... [Read more...]
Lunch on the Mesa
April 26, 2014 by Diane Berry · Leave a Comment
Most often when we camp, we cook simple meals either over an open fire or in the kitchen of our camper quite comfortably. However, there are times when we do not feel like cooking or simply want to treat ourselves to a meal someone else has prepared. When camping in northern New Mexico, especially in the vicinity of the Monte Bello RV Park and Convenience Store (see post entitled "Camping on the Mesa" published April 26, 2014) look no further than the Taos Mesa Brewery for a delicious lunch or dinner. Outside venue and amphitheater Situated a mile west of the Monte Bello RV Park on State Highway 68, TMB as it is affectionately known to locals, has something for everyone. It is a restaurant, microbrewery and an entertainment venue located on the beautiful Taos Mesa. Situated in a Quonset hut built and finished by its owners in 2012, the brewery features hand-crafted beers on draught, wine, terrific homemade food, premier live music and the best mountain-view sunsets in Taos. The menu... [Read more...]
History comes to life at Old Salem!
April 23, 2014 by Dana Ticknor · 2 Comments
Welcome center gift shop that included great kids' historical gifts!w visiting the Winston-Salem/Greensboro area of North Carolina! Our tribe recently camped near Winston-Salem, in North Carolina, and loved the family friendly atmosphere of the area! One of our favorite destinations in the area was the Old Salem Museum & Gardens. Old Salem is a living history village, where original 1700s buildings, staffed with reenactors, are opened up to ticket holders. Tavern Kitchen tour and talk from a living history re-enactor. The visitor's center offers 2 gift shops, a treat shop, and some exhibits. The staff gave us maps, and were careful to point out stops that it might be easy to miss on the walking tour. After we checked out the v.c., we walked through the covered wooden bridge that spanned the main roadway separating the visitor's center and the authentic 17 and 1800s buildings that are featured in the tour. Once across the bridge we came to the Frank L Horton... [Read more...]
Where Cajun Began
April 20, 2014 by Rex Vogel · Leave a Comment
As one of the oldest surviving towns in Louisiana, St. Martinville retains many buildings and homes reflecting the beautiful architecture of days gone by. Saint Martin of Tours Roman Catholic Church, founded 1765, Mother Church of the Acadians. © Rex Vogel, all rights reserved St. Martinville has become symbolic of the Acadian legacy, holding sacred the history and legends of the Acadian people who settled in Louisiana. Bayou Teche, a waterway in south central Louisiana, meanders through St. Martinville, where birds wade among cattails, streets are shaded by century-old mossy oaks, and people enjoy fishing, picnics in the parks, and visits to historic museums. The St. Martinville people are descendants of Beausoleil Broussard, an Acadian hero from the 1700s, and Bienvenu and the Duchamp families of French royalty, who fled revolution. Descendants from Senegal also share life in St. Martinville, and many residents still speak French. These diverse ethnic groups host fun-loving Louisiana... [Read more...]
An Exhilarating Spring Hike
April 20, 2014 by Diane Berry · Leave a Comment
In the mood for a spring hike, Terry and I headed up to the Taos Ski Valley, NM today. We love to hike in the mountains there and also wanted to see if we could observe the progress being made on the installation of a brand new chair lift that will ferry skiers up to Kachina Peak, the highest point in the ski valley. Ever since the Ski Valley opened in the 1950s as a downhill ski resort, those brave enough to ski the steepest terrain had been forced to take the highest lift as far as it would go toward the top of the mountain, then hike an additional 45 minutes to reach the peak terrain. This year marks the year that a lift will be installed to reach Kachina Peak. Once it is completed, this will be the third highest ski lift in the country. The only two higher are located in Colorado. Construction started about two weeks ago. Entering the Construction Zone The Ski Valley has been posting pictures of the progress of this momentous accomplishment for the past two weeks. Two bull wheels,... [Read more...]
Three Key Tips for Comfortable Spring Camping
April 19, 2014 by Diane Berry · 1 Comment
If you are anything like me, you are eager to get out camping for that first trip of the year. In most parts of the country, that means camping when the weather is decidedly cooler than when camping in summer. It can also be some of the best camping of the year as the crowds are smaller and you may very well have the campground or RV park to yourself. So, don't be afraid to venture out in less desirable weather. And there are some simple things you can do to ensure your comfort during these times: Your moisture wicking base layer will keep you warm and dry 1) Layers—Dressing in layers is your best hedge against cold. If you start with a base layer of some moisture-wicking fabric, then top that with a mid weight layer, you should be warm in most places with a light jacket. The moisture-wicking component is important in the event you become too warm. This type of fabric is designed to wick moisture away from your body. Cotton, on the other hand, formerly my first choice for... [Read more...]
Roadschooling Field Trip: Exploring the transportation challenges of Bible translating…
April 18, 2014 by Dana Ticknor · Leave a Comment
We discovered a very unique stop in southern North Carolina, just south of Charlotte; the Jaars headquarters, which is a part of Wycliffe Bible Translators. Jaars is an acronym for Jungle Aviation and Radio Service, and is the transportation part of the ministry, transporting missionaries and supplies to remote areas of the world. This was a fabulous visit for us, and built on our interactive stop at Wycliffe Bible Translators in Orlando earlier in the year; Jaars is the transportation arm of Wycliffe. We loved to visit the Jaars campus! The campus offers free, 2 hour long, guided tours (daily at 9:30am) of the main visitor's center, tech aviation hangar, and 2 different museums. Our tour started with an engaging and informational talk about other language groups then covered the IT center, where we learned about the role that tecnology has in Bible translation. Next was a short walk to the airplane hangar, where we were given a tour and told about the difficulties of reaching... [Read more...]
Making Civil Rights History in downtown Greensboro…
April 16, 2014 by Dana Ticknor · Leave a Comment
One of the most unique places that we've visited is found in Greensboro, North Carolina. The International Civil Rights Center & Museum, located downtown, is in the same building that housed the now famous Woolworth's sit-in, where in 1960, four young black college students decided to protest the segregation that they faced every time they visited Woolworth's (and any other business for that matter). While anyone could purchase items from the Woolworth's department store, when it came to their diner, there were different rules depending on the color of your skin. White? Have a seat, order what you like, take your time enjoying it. Black? Stand at the register to order, wait for your food; when it was done, you were handed it in a to-go bag and you took it elsewhere to eat—you were not allowed to sit at the diner's counter. Initiating a peaceful protest, the young men quietly sat up to the counter and waited to be helped. They were not, and... [Read more...]


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Reviewed Fontina and Prosciutto Stuffed Pork Chops with Grilled Polenta Squares and Roasted California Grapes
Oct 15, 2013 on FoodNetwork.com
"Had this tonight. It's a great dish! I didn't have proscuitto so used pancetta which I saut���ed briefly. Since other reviewers though it was salty - after the brining (5 hours) I rinsed under cold water and patted dry. The chops were tender and juicy and the sauce was velvety and delicious. My husband raved about it!"
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Wednesday, March 20 2013
6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
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WAGE - Women Are Getting Even Salary Negotiation Workshop
Speaker: Evelyn Murphy, Ph.D.
Wednesday, March20, 2013, 6:00-9:00pm
This highly interactive, nuts-and-bolts workshop focuses on salary negotiation skills in the scientific workplace. It is designed to give students and working women in science, math, engineering and technology the tools, techniques, strategy and confidence to get paid fairly.
Speaker: Evelyn Murphy, Ph.D. economist and former Lt. Governor of Massachusetts, is founder and President of The WAGE Project, a grassroots, action-oriented organization dedicated to enabling every working woman in America to be paid what she is worth. Dr. Murphy is also corporate director and frequent commentator on the gender wage gap in print and electronic media.
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Nov 22, 2010 in Food Network Community Toolbox on Food Network
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Nov 22, 2010 in Food Network Community Toolbox on Food Network
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Diet Coke – Redesigned Packaging
Soft drink giant Coca-Cola has cemented their presence in the fridge, vending machines, and at food outlets. Their Diet Coke on the other hand has been expanding their market in a slightly different campaign altogether. From the start of September, the company will replace the packaging for … READ MORE
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Diet Coke introduces special edition cans designed by its newly installed creative director, French designer Jean Paul Gaultier. Coming in "Night" or "Day" motifs, the polished aluminum cans represent the first time Diet Coke has used its 300ml size for a limited design collaboration. The "Night" version … READ MORE


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AirTalk for September 18, 2013
Poll: Americans still confused about Obamacare, FactCheck.org tackles the top myths
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Tea Party members protest the Obamacare in front of the U.S. Supreme Court March 27, 2012 in Washington, DC. A recent NBC/WSJ poll found that 45% of Americans don't think the Affordable Care Act is a good idea.
Much of the Affordable Care Act, perhaps more commonly known as Obamacare is set to go into effect in January. The insurance exchange market, where people can find and compare prices on individual insurance plans is opening next month.
But the closer we get to the implementation of Obamacare, the more confusion there seems to be about the new law.
A recent poll by NBC and the Wall Street Journal found that almost 70 percent of Americans say they either don't understand the Affordable Care Act very well, or they understand it "some." The poll also found that 45 percent of people think Obamacare is a bad idea, compared with just 23 percent who think it's a good one.
Some of the confusion surrounding the ACA stems from differing interpretations of the law by those who support and oppose it. For instance, opponents of Obamacare argue that it's a job-killer, it will make it difficult to find full-time work and cause insurance premiums to go up; while supporters of the law say it won't really have an impact on jobs and will cause premiums to go down.
An editor from FactCheck.org talks to Larry and debunks some of the Obamacare myths.
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Coach Hill Press Conference Quotes
Aug. 29, 2011
Opening Coments... What do you know about Cal and its personnel? How much have you talked to your players about the new rule of no celebrating before they score a touchdown?
How has the team done preparing for the crowd noise at Candlestick?
Have you had to temper the excitement from your players? "Naw, they're really focused. There are a lot of guys in the room that have played at UCLA, have played at Wisconsin. There are a lot of newcomers. This team is sort of a transitional team. There is a lot of young players, but they're a very calm group. They're not giddy or anything, they're looking forward to getting this season started." What kind of shape is your team in?
What are some of the keys to victory?
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Economics has a lot to offer for several reasons:
Economics is about choice and is at the heart of all decision-making. Individuals, businesses and governments are all faced with making choices in situations where resources are scarce. As a result, Economics is applicable in a wide range of fields, including business, finance, administration, law, local and national government and, indeed, most aspects of everyday life. In studying Economics you will examine topics of obvious importance to human well-being. Increasingly, policy debate in all areas is being cast in economic terms and understanding most current issues requires an understanding of Economics.
"Economics isn't just a subject; it's a way of thinking. I work as a policy analyst for the Dunedin City Council. My work involves pulling together knowledge from all parts of Council (both staff and politicians) and developing a variety of solutions or recommendations. My education in Economics has trained the way I think and has made me more aware of how the world works."
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Economics Honours graduate, Policy Analyst for Dunedin City Council in 1998 and now studying for a PhD degree in Canada
Economics is valuable not only for the topics it studies, but also for its methods of analysis. The processes economists use in constructing models, analysing arguments and testing empirical predictions against available evidence develop several important skills. Economics graduates develop their general literacy, communication and numeracy skills, as well as skills of abstraction (balancing simplification against relevance), logical deduction (including precise use of language, for example in relation to cause and effect, necessity and sufficiency) and critical thinking. Skills of discrimination, flexibility and organisational ability are also enhanced.
Learning Economics gives insights into the general environment of resource allocation decisions, opportunity costs and project evaluation that are crucially important in many areas. Often these insights are not at all obvious, and can be counter-intuitive, to those who don't apply economic reasoning.
"Studying Economics at Otago rewarded me in two ways. Firstly, I gained the intellectual satisfaction of developing an understanding of human economic interaction and the production of wealth under a system of the division of labour. I discovered the profound influence of economics and economic philosophy in shaping the course of history, and the importance therefore of sound economic ideas in the academic and public policy arenas. Secondly, I gained an excellent qualification for finding employment. I first worked for the Ministry of Commerce, providing advice and writing legislation for Government policy in the field of broadcasting and communications. After two years I moved to London on a working holiday visa, and worked in the highly lucrative industry of investment banking, firstly for JP Morgan, and then as an analyst in equity derivatives for Deutsche Bank."
Tim Sturm, Economics Honours graduate
Because of the wide range of skills required and developed, a training in Economics (especially to degree or Honours level) opens up many diverse career opportunities for a graduate.
Because the skills acquired in studying Economics are transferable, Economics graduates get a wide variety of jobs, not just as economists. In the current environment, transferable skills and flexibility, together with strong personal characteristics, tend to be more important than specific training in a narrow vocational area. Employers are particularly keen on graduates with good analytical and problem-solving skills, which are emphasised in training in Economics.
Perhaps because Economics graduates do not all end up with careers specifically as professional economists, there is sometimes a mistaken perception that employment prospects for Economics graduates are not as favourable as for some other commerce subjects. However, information on university graduate employment (e.g. New Zealand Vice-Chancellors' Committee, University Graduate Destinations, annual reports) shows that the percentage of graduates successful in securing positions is similar.
In recent years Otago Economics graduates have found employment in a tremendously wide range of niches, both in the private and public sectors.
"Studying Economics at Otago opened doors for me both in New Zealand and around the world. After completing my honors degree, I joined Deloitte Consulting's Strategy and Operations practice, helping New Zealand's largest private and public sector organisations develop and implement business strategies. Our work varied from pure strategy development to operational process analysis, financial modeling to organistional design. Eighteen months later I was offered a transfer to Deloitte Consulting's US practice. I now spend my time between Washington DC and New York, providing business and strategy advice to some of the world's largest companies. My training at Otago provided me with the knowledge to understand market issues at a macro level, as well as the skills to apply logical, structured analysis to solve business problems at a micro level. In addition to quantitative and theoretical analyses, the Honours programme in Economics touches upon a wide range of disciplines including psychology, accounting and management. All of this has provided me with an invaluable tool kit to deal with complex issues in different industries, markets and countries. I can't emphasise enough the benefits of the Honours programme for those with a passion for learning and who seek to be challenged every day during their academic years. An Honours degree in Economics will provide you with solid foundations and can take you wherever you want to go." Jonathon Wong: Economics Honours Graduate, Business Analyst at Deloitte Consulting Wellington and now a Consultant at Deloitte Consulting Washington DC
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We have entered a new age of embedded, intuitive computing in which our homes, cars, stores, farms, and factories have the ability to think, sense, understand, and respond to our needs. It's not science fiction, but the dawn of a new era.
Most people might not realize it yet, but we are already feeling the impact of what's known as the third wave of computing. In small but significant ways it is helping us live safer, healthier, and more secure lives. If you drive a 2014 Mercedes Benz, for example, an "intelligent" system endeavors to keep you from hitting a pedestrian. A farmer in Nigeria relies on weather sensors that communicate with his mobile device. Forgot your medication? A new pill bottle from Adhere Tech reminds you via text or automated phone messages that it's time to take a pill.
Technology is being integrated into our natural behaviors, with real-time data connecting our physical and digital worlds. With this dramatic shift in our relationship to technology, companies can adapt their products and services.
We already see cities growing "smarter" by installing sensors to automate the management of parking spaces. To enhance urban security, acoustic sensors coupled with audio and GPS analytics "listen" to pinpoint the location of gunfire. Within 30 seconds, dispatchers can determine the number of shooters, the shots fired, and even the type of weapon used.
Consider health care. Wearable devices allow us to monitor our steps, our sleep patterns, and our calorie intake to ensure we are following doctors' orders and meeting our personal goals. Parents of newborns can try a diaper that has a humidity sensor that tweets when it's time for a change.
To understand how revolutionary the third wave is, we ought to consider how far we have come. The first wave began when companies started to manage their operations via mainframe computer systems over 50 years ago. Then computing got "personal" in the 1980s and '90s with the introduction of the PC. For the most part, computing remained immobile and lacked contextual awareness.
In computing's second wave, mobile computing and the smartphone took center stage. Billions of people, some who might not have had access to clean water, electricity, or even housing, were connected. Developers created apps and provided consumers with access to just about everything through their phone at the cost of a monthly data plan.
As the third wave gains momentum, designers must meet the demands of clients who want to experiment with new tech.
Historically, designers have focused their attention on a product's form and function. While that still matters, of course, the definition of a meaningful user experience has expanded significantly and will continue to do so. Instead of creating a single product, designers will need to imagine a suite of connected products and services that have awareness of each other and their surroundings.
Stake a claim now, we tell companies, in the space where digital and physical disappear, and products and services mimic and react to our natural behaviors.
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CeBIT 2010: Debian with BSD Kernel
Debian developer Alexander Reichle-Schmehl presented Debian GNU/kFreeBSD at the Open Source Forum at CeBIT. The FreeBSD port should become an official part of the upcoming Debian version 6.0 free distro.
The new architectures kfreebsd-i386 and kfreebsd-amd64 will become a part of Debian's new offerings. The "k" in the name, Reichle-Schmehl indicates, is only that the FreeBSD kernel is involved and not the C libraries, for example. The FreeBSD kernel currently in use is version 7.2, with an update to 8.0 possible. The operating system should provide the "best of both worlds," the stable BSD kernel and Debian's package management and infrastructure.
Benchmarks for Linux and BSD kernel performance aren't yet established, Reichle-Schmehl admits, but there are other benefits: the BSD kernel is developed in clearer structures and has more stable interfaces, such as for the device files. Then also are features not available with Linux, such as the Pf BSD package filter, the ZFS filesystem from Sun, dtrace and BSD Jails. Even the NDIS driver is now in the kernel. A downside is that some Linux-specific software won't run, such as requires INOTIFY or ALSA. As usual, the Debian project removes firmware binaries from the kernel that don't strictly fit its free software guidelines.
What's still missing from GNU/kFreeBSD as a complete operating system? ZFS and Fuse are not yet available as binary packages and IPv6 integration is missing for the route command and others (currently only IPv4 is supported). Also still in the works is a compability layer for the Linux kernel's INOTIFY interface. At present 15% of the Debian package archives don't work with the BSD port.
Debian GNU/kFreeBSD is currently available for download and testing from the port's homepage. A mailing list can provide help. Debian's system can be seen at the Univention booth at CeBIT in Hall 2 B36.
Why Bother?
Seems to defeat the point of BSD. BSD fans will tell you the difference between Linux and BSD is that BSD is an integrated whole, not a collection of mix-and-match bits.
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The 2010 BMW X6 M is a wild ride, but who is going to buy it? The X6, which already doesn't sell very well, offers great performance with the 400-hp V-8 in the X6 50i model, which starts at $67,475. BMW demands $89,725 for the X6 M, making it an expensive track toy.
If you're one who is looking for what is surely one of the highest-performance crossovers ever built, however, the 2010 BMW X6 M is a fine choice. Take an already fast crossover and give it the M treatment, and you end up with an extremely fast crossover, one that is capable of beating many sports cars. Despite its size, the X6 M truly is an enthusiast's car. A lot of people will likely have no idea how capable the X6 M is; to them, it will be just another crossover on the road. For those who do know the differences between an X6 M and other X6 models, like the guy in the E30-series BMW M3 who gave me thumbs up, it's definitely something to admire.
The interior of the four-passenger X6 M doesn't differ much from other X6s, either, not that this is a bad thing, since the standard X6 interior is as nice as a 7-series cabin. One noticeable difference, though, is the big, heated, M steering wheel with paddle shifters. BMW does it the right way: the right paddle is for upshifting, and the left paddle is for downshifting, which is the instinctual setup. Although the front seats look great, I found them very hard and uncomfortable after an hour at the wheel, and they don't have as much lateral support as I would expect in a vehicle with this level of cornering capability.
While I'm amazed by the acceleration, cornering, and braking performance of the X6 M, for the asking price, I'd like a little more utility out of my 5324-lb, high-riding crossover. That's why I'm looking forward to driving the X5 M, which has the same powertrain and chassis upgrades, but seats seven and has more cargo space.
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Even though the young woman was dead, Page did not leave the house immediately. He went downstairs and did his laundry, trying to clean the girl's blood off of his sweater. Giving up, he placed the sweater, the bloody knife, a piece of the splintered backdoor frame and two cameras in a plastic bag and threw them in a trash bin outside the home. Then he returned to Stout Street, getting there in time for his 1:30 p.m. ride to the bus station and his return trip to Maryland.
Peyton's body wasn't discovered until about 8:30 that night, when one of her roommates arrived home. Coming in from the alley, he noticed that the back door had been shattered. He called the police and waited for a patrol officer to arrive. Armed with a flashlight, together they crept through the dark duplex. First they saw the blood, and then the beam fell on the body of Peyton Tuthill.
Pat Tuthill was at her job in the marketing office of a medical center when the executive director called and said he needed to meet with her. When she arrived at his office and saw two of her closest friends from work there, her heart jumped into her throat. She knew something had happened to one of her daughters.
"Which one?" she asked quietly.
"Peyton," one friend replied.
Pat asked if there'd had been an accident. Did she need to get on an airplane? Go to a hospital?
The friend shook her head. "No. She was killed."
"What do you mean 'killed'?" Pat asked, not comprehending. "Killed in an accident?"
Again, her friend shook her head. "No, someone killed her."
Pat stood there. Not believing. Not understanding. She sat down, emotionless, and suddenly thought of Cara and Peyton's father, Steve. Someone was going to have to tell them. She didn't know the police were already talking to Steve and Cara; a few minutes later, the police arrived to talk to her.
That's when reality hit. Peyton, her beautiful, kind, sweet Peyton, had been murdered. She began to cry, and cried as though she would never stop. With the tears, a fog descended. Pat would remember her physician handing her a bag of pills and hugging her. "Remember, we love you," he said. "But you're going to need to take these for a while." She recalled someone giving her several of the pills to swallow.
The pills may have helped calm her, but they didn't stop the tears. Or the guilt that rose in her like a fever. She'd promised...promised...to keep Peyton safe. Intellectually, she knew it was a promise no parent could guarantee would be kept. But still, she had promised, and now her child was dead. She thought of all the things she should have done. She should have backed her ex-husband when he insisted that Peyton not go so far from home. She should have gone to Denver, checked the neighborhood, made sure the house was secure.
In the days and weeks that followed, people kept trying to tell Pat what had happened to her daughter -- they didn't want her to learn the details from someone in the press. But she tuned them out. She didn't want to know about Donta Page, the man they'd arrested in Maryland and charged with her daughter's murder. She didn't want to know what he'd done to her.
It had been difficult enough talking to Denver's district attorney, Bill Ritter. He was as comforting as he could be under the circumstances. He'd even asked what she thought about pursuing the death penalty.
Pat wasn't sure what to tell him; she'd never given the death penalty much thought. She supposed that if she knew that murderers would go to prison and stay there for the rest of their lives, that would be the best way to deal with them.
She asked Ritter if he could guarantee that Donta Page would stay in prison for the rest of his life, would never be able to hurt anyone again. Ritter told her that he couldn't make such a guarantee. Then, she said, she would support whatever decision he reached.
Over the next few weeks, Pat Tuthill thought a lot about the death penalty. She stayed up nights researching sentencing and crime statistics and talked to law-enforcement authorities during the day. She learned that there were more than 800,000 murderers walking the streets and that the average stay in prison for taking a life was less than ten years.
She knew those statistics included lesser charges such as manslaughter, not just first-degree murder. She also knew that if Page was convicted, he would, at the very least, be sentenced to life without parole. Still, there were prison escapes and governor's pardons. And what if he killed a prison guard or another inmate? What about that victim and his family?
When Ritter called to say that he thought his office should pursue the death penalty, she said she agreed with his decision. She didn't think of it as retribution. Revenge would change nothing; it wouldn't give her peace or bring Peyton back. But it was just, and it would rid the world of an evil man.


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By: Sally KaucherPosted: Saturday, November 10, 2012
Two people from Branson were airlifted to a Springfield hospital with serious injuries after a crash in Shannon County.
The Missouri Highway Patrol reports 34-year old Stephen Laquet and his passenger, 28-year old Olivia McMullen were northbound on Missouri Route 19, two miles south of Eminence just after 5 p.m. Friday when their SUV ran off the road on a curve and struck a tree.
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The Oak Lawn Chamber of Commerce will hold its monthly meeting starting at noon Dec. 11 at the Hilton Oak Lawn, 9333 S. Cicero Ave. The cost is $20.
The chamber is also hosting a food drive to benefit the pantry at Pilgrim Faith Church. Donations of nonperishable food items can be brought to the chamber lunch.
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Orland insurance agency collects toys
Through Dec. 15, Kurland Insurance Agency, 15040 S. Ravinia Ave., Orland Park, will collect new, unwrapped toys for the Toys for Tots toy drive. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Dec. 15, parents can have their child's picture taken with Santa for free in exchange for a new toy.
For information, call (708) 403-0355.
Toy drive at Charter Fitness locations
Through Dec. 21, Charter Fitness locations will collect new, unwrapped toys to benefit organizations such as Toys for Tots, The Salvation Army and Advocate Hope Children's Hospital. Last year, Orland Park-based Charter Fitness collected more than 5,000 toys.
For a list of locations, visit www.charterfitness.com.