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177 lbs – unhappy & unhealthy. Tight size 14 jeans. Waddled when I walked. Couldn't run 2 minutes without feeling like my lungs were going to explode. Diet consisted of mainly high carbs, high fat and an occasional vegetable. Wow – looking back it seems like a lifetime ago but it really wasn't. That was me in 2009 when I first started ED meals and buddy training with Win. I dropped 32 pounds but foolishly let old bad habits creep back into my life and I slowly gained back 15 of my 32 lost pounds. At first it was just a pound and then another and by 2011 I was almost big enough to wear size 14 again. I made the decision that I wasn't going to let myself slide backwards any further and that I was not going back to the "old me" so I gladly signed up for Earthly Delights' first ever "Just Win" program. This was a 6 month commitment to train with Win 5 day a week and to eat Earthly Delights' meals 4X/day, 7 days/wk. I started this at 157 lbs and 24.8% body fat. This program ended in March and I'm really happy and bummed at the same time. Happy because I am now down to 133 lbs and 14.5% body fat and I feel so much better - both emotionally and physically. I have so much energy and have a lot more self confidence. Bummed bec the group workouts were so much fun and I really miss them.
Training with Win, we never knew what to expect when we came to the studio. One day we would be out in the parking lot flipping tractor tires, the next day dragging our torsos across the studio floor using only our upper bodies or whipping giant heavy ropes up and down. Always interesting and very challenging. I can't say that I miss the food; the reason for that is I still eat their meals 7 days/week! The meals are convenient but the main reason I continue to eat them is that the food is real, not "diet" food which makes staying on the plan a pleasure, not a challenge. If I were to rate Earthly Delights' food and workouts with Win at Earthly Delights Fitness, I would give 6 stars even though the rating scale only goes to 5. Win of Earthly Delights gets an extra star because he really brightened up my life. I recommend that anyone interested in getting healthy contact Earthly Delights, they make it easy to commit and get fit. >>> Kris S., Pleasanton, CA
I love this place. It's a great place to workout and to also meet new and exciting people. I would totally recommend EDF to all my friends and family >>> Marney G., Patterson, CA
I have to mention my great appreciation for the excellent training, and knowledge I've received from Earthly Delights Fitness. I originally joined EDF to augment my martial arts training and to try out some of the many interesting classes that were being offered. I thought I was already pretty knowledgeable from my long background of fitness experiences but had no idea just how much I would learn, improve, and achieve here. Win's Get Fit Circuit Training program has proven to be just fantastic. His life long, well informed experience, and training techniques have done wonders for augmenting my martial arts training. I credit him with making me much healthier, and stronger while helping to eliminate pains and injuries from imbalances or other less complete workouts! Smart, intelligent conditioning is crucial in an effective training plan at any level and Win expertly handles multiple levels of capabilities during any given class. I am very grateful for his knowledge, and excellent instruction and I look forward to developing even further! The Ujam classes here are highly spirited, and every bit as enjoyable as they are effective. Lizzy Liz leads as a standout instructor and superior example of what any good Ujam experience can be. Her super positive, high energy classes add to the cardio blast. Her influence on seriously changing peoples lives for the better is undeniable, evident not only by the many students she has inspired, but also the group unity that surrounds her. Aside from the obvious cardio, weight loss, and toning benefits that come from Ujam, it has also turned out to be an excellent way for improving, and maintaining flexibility which is very important to me in preventing exercise related injuries at advanced training levels. Whatever your exercise preference, or fitness goals, there is a class here for you. Regardless of your current fitness condition, or goals, whether it be weight loss, cardio conditioning, or strength building, the potential to exceed, and achieve new levels of fitness is open to us all here! >>> Phillip B., Dublin, CA
EDF !!! Do a little dance.. Make a little love.. Get down tonight ! That's right ! GET DOWN TONIGHT ! You ROCK MY WORLD !! Words cannot express how much joy all bring to my life especially today.. I LOVED seeing each and everyone of you, the smiles you all had coming into class, during class, and after class... Your energy filled the room and I can't thank you enough for your continued love and support for the EDF members, instructors, owners, and family you have all created amongst us all.. You all have a special place in my heart.. I ♥ YOU ALL !!! Until we meet again.. UNITED WE JAM ♥ >>>Jessica M., EDF UJAM Instructor, San Ramon, CA
I am 41 yrs old, 5'2", 2 daughters. I've never been fat, but I certainly carry 50 lbs I don't need. I suppose I am borderline obese, although I am blessed with a structure that hides well the lbs (I am plump all over J) I got used to the idea that this was the way it was going to be. I slowly began to notice and accept that I would probably end up looking like my loving memory of my mom… then I realized and asked myself the question: why??? Of course, I had heard it all before, I have read magazines that talked about the important of exercise and eating healthy, blah, blah, blah… but I was not motivated or inspired to change. In late November 2011, my friend Tracy invited me to join her Kickboxing class at EDF. I came expecting nothing – only going to try the class, and just go once a week, but mostly to share a class with Tracy. I had no personal expectations, or commitments. I wanted bonding time with a friend. I met Win on my 2nd day at EDF. He encouraged me to try the Group Classes; I opted for Zumba, as I was intimidated by U-Jam. A few days later, I was trying U-Jam - I hesitated at first and concentrated on feet only, then progressively became more enthralled in the beats and rhythms. Most importantly, the people around the room are contagious; the instructors make it fun, and safe to try new things. Suddenly, I felt all inhibitions go; I no longer felt self-conscience. Next was the feeling of freedom and flying on the dance floor! All within a matter of weeks!
So, this year, I've actually put mind and body together with my soul to become who I was created to be: To love and feel loved, to make a commitment to myself so that I can enjoy others as well and life at large. In my old head tapes, I heard selfishness every time I tried to take care of my body. All I needed to do was feed the mind, because the mind is the most important thing... This is correct up to a point. When I joined I weighed 168 lbs. Today (4/2012) I weigh 143 and dropping. I have received great instruction, education, dedication, and encouragement from Win, Inspiration, determination and accountability from Lizzy Lizz. They are a powerful duo. Thank you for what you do. And for making dreams come true. We feel at home at EDF. Your commitment to see our dreams flourish along with yours is unstoppable. I have seen Win encourage, challenge, laugh with us, babysit for a mom taking a class, going extra miles for a client going through a very hard time. I have shared tears on the dance floor hearing Lizzy Liz inspire us to dig inside of us and bring forth the best in us. I came without expectations, or dreams… Until I heard Lizz say "If you don't have a dream, you better get one!" I did! This is not a regular gym. This is a place of caring, growth and support. >>> Indira P., Pleasanton, CA
A great place to jam. Place is totally awesome. Friendly atmosphere. Wonderful and super talented Instructors. ~_^ >>> Emy P, Fremont, CA
I started Earthly Delights in August of 2011 as they offer U-Jam every day of the week. Little did I know that they would have so much more to offer…. The class sizes are small, the people are real, and the instructors are truly committed to helping the members reach their fitness goals. Losing the extra weight has always been a goal of mine and not until I joined the 'Commit To Be Fit' program at EDF, did it become a reality. Win and Liz say, "Simply show up, and we'll do the rest!" So true – they have introduced me to a 'clean' and healthy lifestyle and the results are amazing! Since I joined EDF, I have lost over 30 pounds (and counting) and am embracing a stronger, fitter ME!
EDF Team – words can't begin to express my gratitude for all the ways you challenge, inspire, and help me reach my fitness goals everyday! >>> Rachael G., Dublin, CA
Wide variety of classes...instructors that care about YOU not making bucks...unbeatable prices...this place is awesome! >>> Tracy S., Pleasanton, CA
My journey with U-Jam started in October 2010, and at EDF in August 2011. I joined the commit to be fit group that launched in January 2012 After seeing the amazing results that LizzyLiz had with the Flygurrls in May 2011, and then with The Swag Sistahs in Dec 2011 i, I just had to join and be a part of it! I have learned SOO much more about health and nutrition from Liz and Win, and their encouragement,support and discipline have helped me drop 46 lbs total! (I lost some before in Dec when the Swag sistahs were encouraging me to join with them, and I lost 18, and when I went full force on the diet and exercise plan on C2BFIT, I lost another 28, plus almost 14% of body fat. I went from 2x to an XL, and now its time to get a new wardrobe!) I was always skeptical about losing weight, and it was hard to find a diet/lifestyle change where u truly get results! I have been struggling with my weight, high blood pressure and all the things that go with being overweight, and i figured that I would just be stuck taking pills for the rest of my life. I had worked out for years with cardio, but didn't get the results until I fully committed to the C2BFIT program. I have muscles and definition in places where fat reigned supreme, and am still working to reach my goal of 60 +lbs total. With the love, support and accountability to my C2BFIT group on FB, I am confident that I can not only reach my goals, but will successfully help and encourage others to do so as well! Thank u Liz and Win for all your hard work and training-it truly has been a blessing to me and to my family! Much love 2 u all, Just believe! >>> Martin H., Hayward, CA
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"The Bear Dance signified the end of winter," says Eddie "Aka Nuche" Box Sr., the Bear Dance chief of the Southern Utes. "In the old days it was a time for the different bands to get together to socialize, especially the young men and women. But it is more than a mating dance. Families would forget their differences and come together as a people."
Box is 76 years old and has an apprentice preparing to take over, just as he apprenticed to the Bear Dance chief before him. A slight man with a wisp of a black moustache, he was once a Sun Dance chief of great repute, whose call to the ceremony always brought large numbers of dancers.
"It may rain," he says now, looking suspiciously at the gray clouds that have rolled in from the San Juans to the north. "That could hurt the turnout. But the land needs the water."
He is happy to see the young people dancing. In times of great change, the Bear Dance was a way for the tribe to keep in touch with the past and their culture. They danced when the Spanish came with their horses. They danced when the miners demanded more and more land and water, and again when white ranchers and farmers were allowed to take what had been given to the Southern Utes for a reservation.
In times of great change, the Bear Dance reminded leaders to look to the protection and welfare of their people. Not just in the seasons that followed--tachat, red summer; yuvanat, black fall; tumat, white winter--but for generations to come.
This is another time of great change. Despite their wealth, the Southern Utes have many of the problems that plague other tribes--unemployment, inadequate housing, substandard education, the old nemesis of alcoholism. But because of their wealth, they may be in a better position to deal with these matters. Right now there is a more pressing issue.
For the first time in almost thirty years, the Southern Utes will elect a new tribal chairman this fall. Leonard Burch, who even critics concede followed in the footsteps of his farsighted ancestors to lead his people to a prosperity that is the envy of most Indian tribes, must step down.
The election of his successor may well hinge on a cause Burch has championed all the way from the reservation to the U.S. Congress: the Animas-La Plata water project, the last of the great Bureau of Reclamation water diversions in the West.
Burch sees the project as the fulfillment of a decade-old Indian water-rights settlement negotiated with the State of Colorado and the federal government that will ensure the future well-being of the Southern and Ute Mountain Utes. But his opponents consider the project a travesty that goes against the Indian belief in water as a living entity that must flow to live and, on a more practical level, will saddle the tribes with a multimillion-dollar debt while failing to bring the reservations a single drop of water.
The Animas-La Plata project is perhaps the most divisive issue that Colorado Utes have faced since moving to their current reservations in the 1880s. The Animas-La Plata project pits Ute Mountain Utes, who desperately need water if they are to use the vast majority of their arid lands, against a group of Southern Utes who have banded together to fight the project. It has brought the traditional leaders of the Southern Utes, the elders, in conflict with the constitutionally elected tribal council. It has turned family against family and caused hard feelings within families.
Accusations are flying from all directions. The worst of the insults labels one side or the other as a puppet of the white man: a tribal lawyer and land developers from water-desperate Durango pulling strings on the pro-project side; the Sierra Club and other environmental absolutists pulling strings on the other.
All that fighting over something that Sinawaf, the creator, gave to the people. But still, this Memorial Day weekend, the Utes dance the dance of the bears, laying aside their political differences to draw together as a community.
"Hey!" Box yells as he spies several boys sneaking out of the corral. "If you get invited to dance, you shouldn't leave. Or the next time you go to the mountains, the bears will get you."
I shouldn't tell the old stories about the Utes now," says Bertha Grove, "or it will snow." She purses her lips and shakes her head, which is topped by snow-white hair.
"Legends were never told except in winter when there was nothing else to do," she says. "Then you had a captive audience because of the snow...Telling stories in the summer is asking for trouble."
It is the day before the Bear Dance officially begins. A hundred Southern Utes and friends have gathered at Ute Park in Ignacio, the Southern Ute reservation capital 24 miles southeast of Durango, to celebrate Chief Ouray Day. Grove, whom Indians and whites alike address as "Grandmother," a term of utmost respect, is one of the speakers who will discuss the importance of teaching young people about their culture and language. She will deliver her speech in Ute.


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SNAP Error Rates at All-Time Lows
July 2, 2014
The percentage of SNAP (formerly food stamp) benefit dollars issued to ineligible households or to eligible households in excessive amounts fell for the seventh consecutive year in 2013 to 2.61 percent, newly released U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) data show. That's the lowest national overpayment rate since … -
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SNAP spending, which doubled as a share of the economy (gross domestic product or GDP) in the wake of the Great Recession, has begun to decline, as the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) and other experts expected. SNAP spending as a share of GDP was stable in fiscal years 2012 and 2013 and is on track to fall substantially … -
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House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan's budget plan includes cuts in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP, formerly known as the Food Stamp Program) of $137 billion — 18 percent — over the next ten years (2015-2024),[1] which would necessitate ending food assistance for millions of low-income families, … -
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The History of Persada
The Persada Johor International Convention Centre's design concepts was adopted to reflect historical elements of Johor as well as modern features with dominant qualities such as strength, integrity and functionality.
Developed and owned by Johor Corporation, The Persada Johor International Convention Centre is situated in the very heart of Johor Bahru, the capital of Johor.
The site on which it stands was the former Johor Military force camp, and it was also the site of early remnants of Johor Bahru city.
The Meaning of Persada
"Persada" is a word derived from the Malay language which means a place that has layers or steps for a member of the royalty to sit and conduct official matters; a stage where a contest is conducted; a garden for pleasure or to rest.
The centre will be hosting various trade and consumer shows, meeting, banquets, weddings and other special events.
The architecture of the Persada Johor International Convention Centre is a clear acknowledgement of Johor's rich cultural heritage. The exterior is embellished with "Khat" Islamic writings, while its unique roof is shaped after the state ruler's official hat, a symbol of creativity, practicality and nobility.
The Convention Centre complex sits on a 2.43 ha (6 acres) site with a built-up area of 1.69 ha (4.2 acres) and 29 function rooms totalling 8,296 sq. metres (89,292 sq.ft.) for both Persada Johor International Convention Centre and The Puteri Pacific Johor Bahru. There is also provision for a total of 9 retail shops and food & beverage outlets. The remaining land area features a multi-level parking complex accommodating 1,600 car-park spaces and 80 bus bays.
The complex comprises two main levels and two intermediate floors. The upper level houses the Convention Hall while the lower level is designated for the Exhibition Centre.
Persada Johor International Convention Centre is the principal Meetings, Incentives, Conventions and Exhibitions (MICE) venue in the State of Johor, positioned to create a market and to cater to the demand for such services in the south of Peninsular Malaysia.
Persada Johor thus enables the hosting of Domestic, Regional and International Meetings, Incentives, Conventions and Exhibitions. Offering a variety of value-added facilities and services which include The Puteri Pacific Johor Bahru hotel located adjacent to it, Persada Johor adds a new dimension to Johor's dynamic pace of economic development, showcasing to its visitors what Malaysia can offer as a destination. The Persada Johor is also strategically positioned to complement Singapore by allowing users and exhibitors, clients and visitors access to the best that both Malaysia and Singapore can offer in one location. The Puteri Pacific Johor Bahru will be the accommodation support to the convention center offering international-class hospitality blended with the renown-friendly Malaysian characteristics in service, to set it apart.
Persada Johor, a member of the Johor Corporation Group, is managed by The Puteri Pacific's team of professionals, driven by commitment to provide a product that can be relied upon for quality, safety and integrity. At the same time, Persada Johor serves as a barometer of Johor's pulsating business, social and cultural life, one that mirrors and reflects the transformation taking place in a society that is fast integrating itself into the global mainstream.
The architectural concept for the Persada Johor International Convention Centre draws its inspiration from historical elements of Johor and incorporates modern features so as to exude a sense of strength and integrity without compromising on functionality. It is designed to fill the critical need for an international standard Exhibition and Convention Centre in Johor and to advance Johor's progress into the 21st century.
Appropriately, the word "Persada" is a Malay word denoting a place that has layers or steps for a member of the royalty to sit on to conduct official matters; or a stage where a contest is conducted; or a garden for pleasure or for rest.
Persada Johor takes this concept to the next level by providing today's discerning event organisers and international clientele with a modern day venue packed with the latest technological advancements and a contemporary sophistication.


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London Droidcon – the five most-watched videos
As part of their warm-up for London Droidcon 2014, the organisers have highlighted the five most-watched videos from last year.
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- CyanogenMod: Origins and Future of the aftermarket Android OS
- Smart-Phones in Space: A Guide
- Dinosaurs and Android: The Listview Evolution
- Teaching Your Client Android Design or Ridding The World of iPhoneys
- Conquering Concurrency: Bringing the Reactive Extensions to the Android Platf
Droidcon London is now in its 7th year and will be running Thursday 30th – Friday 31st October 2014.
We're going to be bringing you another great lineup of brand new speakers, as well as some old friends like Al Sutton, Cyanogen and Dr Chris Bridges.
We'll also be featuring the latest bleeding-edge devices, like the Smart Mirror from last year! Android is becoming the definitive "OS of Things", so this is your opportunity to see all the latest developments.
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Adding a modern and precise edge to map making, artist Dan Linden creates maps with the use of a laser.
Recreating maps from all around the world, the artist makes use of recycled mounting boards, which are then intricately cut out by a laser cutter. The detailed maps take around 2 hours to complete and are really quite engaging and mesmerizing to witness its process. The video displays a sped up version, about 4 times the speed, of an Atlanta map being made. Cartography may not be typically known to be riveting work but once a laser is brought into the mix, the results are captivating. These maps are a sleek and modern design that would be a welcome addition to any contemporary abode.
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He was that fun uncle every niece and nephew delighted in. Greg spent carefree times of his youth down the shore at Wildwood and later Long Beach Island. Regardless of how tight things were with him financially, he didn't hesitate to give friends the shirt off his back. Earlier years found Greg attending Rutgers College. He worked in computers and was everyone's handyman. If you crossed his path, it was sure he'd remember you: Greg's friendships were for life.
He is survived by his siblings, Steve (Judy) of Lockport N.Y., Suzann Stillwaggon (Wesley) of Willingboro, and Carol Cain (Ken) of Delran; nieces and nephews, Jennifer Stillwaggon of Montour Falls N.Y., Matt Eager (Wendy) of Colo., Amy Leith (Matt), Chuck Stillwaggon (Susan) of Pennsauken, Ken Cain of Delran, Jon Cain of Delran and Cecelia Cain of Delran; and many great nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, Charles and Cecelia.
Come celebrate 60 great years (April 30, 1953 - January 14, 2014) from 5 to 7 p.m. on Saturday at Sweeney Funeral Home, Riverside, where there will be a service at 7 p.m. Interment private.
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- Skeptical Cynic
- July 31, 2012 - 10:43
When a driver is apprehended speeding or running red lights, as part of the sentence install a tamper-proof GPS in the driver's car for a period of time - same idea as an ignition lock breathalyzer for drunk drivers. If the GPS records a threshold excessive speed for the zone the GPS is located in, the driver is emailed a speeding ticket, and the driver's insurance company is emailed a record of the infraction to put on the policy file so as to adjust the driver's premium accordingly. For the ones who drive without insurance or just won't pay their fines, throw them in jail as an example to deter others who might consider doing the same.
- george
- July 29, 2012 - 12:19
it`s not only speeders i see so many time something drama could of happened drivers block off intersectionsu try pulling into nofrilz on topsail rd its very hard trying to get in because of ppl blocking it if a police officer stood ther for 1 day an watched drivers i bet he would hand out loads of tickets
- 'Fraid for my life
- July 28, 2012 - 10:00
Place very visible cameras on all the larger and problematic intersections - its downright terrifying going through some of those intersections.


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BOSTON — Celtics president Danny Ainge understands why other teams keep calling to see if he will trade Rajon Rondo.
The Celtics traded away coach Doc Rivers to the Los Angeles Clippers for a first-round draft pick. And a deal to send the team's biggest stars, Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett, to the Brooklyn Nets for a package including three more No. 1 picks is just waiting for the NBA signing period to begin.
"Maybe the assumption is that we'll give away any of our players," Ainge said on Monday, listing not just Rondo but Jeff Green, Courtney Lee, Brandon Bass, Jared Sullinger and first-round draft pick Kelly Olynyk as players who have attracted interest. "There's been calls for all those guys. And maybe the assumption is we are just changing everybody, but we're not. We're starting to get younger."
Speaking at the news conference to introduce Olynyk and second-round pick Colton Iverson, Ainge said he was not interested in stripping the Celtics down as much as building with younger players and draft choices. A key part of that is Rondo, he said.
But other GMs don't seem to believe him. So, the calls continue.
"The calls are coming in," Ainge said, "the calls have not been going out."
Ainge said he was in no rush to hire a coach, and he repeated — definitively — that he would not take the job himself. But asked for a similar pronouncement to put the end to Rondo trade talks, Ainge said, "I always listen to calls and listen to what ideas are, but we have no intentions of moving Rajon."
NBA free agency began on Monday, and it was a quiet day for the Celtics, who aren't likely to be active in the open market. While other teams were showing up on the doorstep of free agents at 12:01 a.m., Ainge said the Celtics don't have the cap room to add a free agent this summer — or the interest.
"Free agency right now is not a priority for us," Ainge said. "We have too many players. We have logjams … I think our job is to try to clean that up through the summer."
Ainge traded up twice in the draft to grab a pair of 7-footers in Thursday's draft, sending two second-round draft picks to Dallas to move up three spots and take Olynyk from Gonzaga and then buying the 53rd overall pick from Indiana and taking Iverson of Colorado State.
The players soon learned lesson No. 1 of life with the Celtics: There aren't too many low numbers available on the NBA's most-decorated franchise. The Celtics have retired 21 numbers, including 17 from 00-25, and Pierce's 34 is almost certain to be next (unless Ainge's 44 goes first).
Olynyk got 41, which was most productively worn by James Posey as a member of the 2008 NBA championship team; Iverson took No. 37, which has never been worn by a Celtic in an NBA game, according to BasketballReference.com.
"There's not a lot of numbers left, so obviously [there have been] a lot of great players," Iverson said. "No matter what happens here, I'm excited to be a part of it and I'm going to do whatever it takes to be in a Celtics jersey."
Olynyk said playing with Garnett and Pierce would have been a privilege, but joining a team that is in the process of trading away its two biggest stars (along with its coach) creates a chance for meaningful rookie minutes.
"Learning from those guys would be unbelievably exciting," he said. "Hopefully there are opportunities for us."


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Two weeks ago, I put the finishing touches on our graduation special section, and I covered three commencement ceremonies. Graduations are great times for seniors and their families, and I congratulate all of the seniors at the schools back home in Montgomery County as they have completed one chapter in their lives to begin another.
This year, graduation took on a whole new feeling as I think about my own high school experience. As of Wednesday this week, June 4, I have been out of high school for 25 years. My goodness, it has been a long time since I wore the cap and gown as I said goodbye to Winona High School as a student. Like some of our schools here in Scott County, Winona usually plans to hold commencement on the football field, but our year, as in the two classes before us, we were rained into the auditorium. Due to the small size of the auditorium at that time, each senior was only allowed four guest tickets.
I remember the valedictorian (Jeff Evans) and salutatorian (Christy Box) addresses and the performance on stage by senior members of the Winona Pride Band.
As my class of 1989 was preparing to graduate, I wasn't thinking much about where I would be 25 years later. My mind was mainly focused on heading to Ole Miss and pursuing a degree in journalism. I have to say my 25-year ongoing career in journalism would not have been possible if not for Mrs. Carol Wolfe Griffin, who started the journalism program at WHS. She was a special mentor to me who gave me a strong foundation to launch my career all the way back in 10th grade. I have attended two official class reunions, at the 15 and the 20 year marks, and not all of my classmates were able to attend — Some of them due to untimely deaths -- my prayers for Catherine Abel, Vincent Small and more recently Cody Davis among those we have lost.
There was an effort during the past few months to organize a 25-year reunion, but it fell through. So many of us wanted to get together, but our lives are so different now. Back during our days at WHS, all someone had to say was "party!" where and when and people would show up. I know that from personal experience, nudge-nudge-wink-wink. Today, we have spouses and children, and we live in other places across the state and nation and various other circumstances to work around. Over 25 years, life happens as time marches forward.
But there will never be another day like June 4, 1989, the last time our entire class was together. I said goodbye to my classmates, never realizing it would be the last time I would ever see some of them. Fortunately, I can watch the commencement since having it recorded on tape, but it is not the same as being there. I was lucky to maintain communication with a number of classmates after graduation, and with the help of Facebook, I have kept up with them better and reconnected with others. At the same time, we are probably the last generation that remembers life before the Internet. Yes, life before the Internet actually existed! The Winona High School campus has changed a lot since we left 25 years ago, but the memories and cherished time we shared will never change, only growing stronger in our hearts for our alma mater.
To all of the graduates of WHS, MCHS and WCS completing their high school education within the past month: make the most of every opportunity that you have before you. Life is precious, and it will fly fast. It can also end in the blink of an eye. Before you know it, you will be staring at a calendar 25 years from now wondering, "where did the years go?"
Graduates, I urge you to try not to live with regret. Some of you graduated with honors this week so you know about making good grades. Others, like me, may just get by. That is one of my all time regrets — that I could have and should have done better. I just didn't do it. I am proud to have earned my high school diploma from Winona and my college degree from Ole Miss, but there will always be in the back of my mind the knowledge I could have made better grades. All I can do now is impart my perspective onto my son, Aaron, and hope he comes to understand the importance of academics better than I did and earlier in life.
Graduates, I urge you to enjoy and soak up every moment. Take notes in a journal about what was going on at this time. When it's over, it's over. Today's events are lifetime memories.
Finally, this is a new chapter starting in your life. Now is your chance to make needed corrections and chart your course. I pray for good winds and smooth sailing for all of you. Godspeed and Carpe Diem!!
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Mr. Barsdell reported that he had broadcast several times on Saturday in English, Dutch and Malay the report of the Government's reply to the Indonesian broadcast regarding diplomatic representation, as requested. [1] He wished to know if there were any further information about this matter that he could use for Radio Australia.
2. He reported that Radio Australia is giving a neutral account of the dispute, broadcasting only summaries of the information that he picks up from various sources as far as the actual events are concerned. As far as the Australian angle goes, he has broadcast a balanced account giving, for example, the religious leaders' and the Trades and Labour Council protests, and also the statements of the Dutch Attache in Melbourne and of Mr. Teppema.
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The First Screenshots Of Diablo 3 On PlayStation 3 And Details Revealed By Chris Metzen
Along with the presentation of the upcoming PlayStation 4, Blizzard stopped by at the Sony Convention to unveil their intentions to port Diablo 3 to consoles. The game will be available for both PlayStation 3 and 4 and it will contain several interesting features. At the time of the announcement no details or in-game footage was presented. Shortly after, Blizzard posted the announcement on the official page of the game, including several screenshots.
The post was followed by an interview with Chris Metzen and John Height from Sony talked about how the game will look and feel on PlayStation. There will be no cursor to control the character or browse through the inventory. Also, several aspects of the character screen and inventory were adjusted in order to make them viable for consoles, eliminating the need for a mouse. The entire UI has been simplified to make the game seem less complicated. However, despite the UI changes, the game will be similar to the PC version. The developers are currently running version 1.0.7 on the PlayStation 3. Diablo 3 will be kept up to date and both the PC and PS versions will run on the latest patch. The PlayStation 4 version is still in the works and no technical details were given during the interview.
Chris Metzen and John Height revealed several other features that the console version of Diablo 3 will have and even hinted that there will be an offline mode when talking about the co-op options that users have.
Also, since console players did not get the chance to enjoy the previous version, Chris Metzen hinted that they will work on adding a means for the PlayStation public to get to know the backstory and the lore prior to Diablo 3 to get a better understanding of how this installment of the franchise fits the story.
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I am running windows 7. I have MSE virus protection, Malwarebytes and Supermalwarebytes. Yet, I was the lucky receiver of a Trojan.Ranso which locked my computer and demanded 300 dollars. I was able to do a system restore through safe mode, but am worried about this crap returning. This is just unreal to me, since I have never experienced this before. Anyone familiar with and have any suggestions? |
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Malwarebytes does not run in real time to protect your computer, but it can be used to scan and rid your computer of malware. After you did the restore, did you run a scan with malwarebytes to be sure it's really gone? I'm not aware of anything called 'Supermalwarebytes'. Could you be referring to Superantispyware? Same as with malwarebytes, run a scan to see if it finds anything to remove. No program can guarantee 100% protection, since new scams, trojans, virii, etc are always appearing. So all have their limitations. I would also recommend Spywareblaster which does offer some protection. Download, install, and update every week or so. No scans with this, but some protection from lots of nasties. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Spywareblaster
Sorry, I meant Superspyware. Malwarebytes did remove the Trojan. Thanks for the Spywareblaster link. |
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The Kernel Is All Paid Up
One of the great things about Linux and Open Source in general is that, despite perceptions to the contrary, we aren't going it alone. A number of corporate and institutional sponsors — Red Hat, Google, the Linux Foundation, to name a just a few of the many — back the continued development of Open Source software, contributing not just funds, but employee time to the cause.
The annual linux.conf.au has its share of time-honored features: Open Day, the Penguin Dinner, and of course, Jonathan Corbet's The Kernel Report. The annual talk — established enough to be described as "the usual talk that we know and love" — runs down the latest developments in kernel development and presents a general "state of the kernel" address that hits the high points of where the community is and where it's going.
This year's report, presented last Wednesday in Wellington, New Zealand, offered an interesting look not only at where the kernel is, but who was behind it — and who footed the bill. The great revelation, at least as some third-party accounts would have it, is that three-quarters of the code contributed to the Linux kernel comes from developers paid to write it. Corbet reported that just 18% of the work being done came from those without corporate backing, with a mysterious 7% coming from the unknown.
As one might expect, the top corporate contributors were those with heavy investments in Open Source — six percent each from Novell and IBM, eight percent from Intel, and a full twelve percent from Red Hat. The number five position went to a company headlining Open Source news at the moment: Oracle, the great horned beast waiting to devour MySQL, contributed three percent of the kernel's code, far more than Linus himself. (Linus' contribution is, of course, measured by far more than just lines of code.)
None of this will come as a surprise to Linux Journal readers — and we suspect, did not to linux.conf.au attendees or Corbet himself — who will recall all of the above from the second edition of Linux Kernel Development: How Fast it is Going, Who is Doing It, What They are Doing, and Who is Sponsoring It?, published in August by the Linux Foundation.
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- Date:27 Apr 2013
- Kick-off:15:00
- Venue:Firhill Stadium
- Attendance:5,663
- McMillan (26) Erskine (83) Lawless (90)
- Wallace (64)
Geggan (71) Thomson (79)
Live Commentary
- 94:13 +4.13
Steven Lawless scores a goal from close range to the bottom left corner of the goal. Partick 3-3 Dunfermline.Assist by Christopher Erskine.
- 89:33
Ross Drummond on for Ryan Thomson.
- 85:34
Foul by Conrad Balatoni on Allan Smith, free kick awarded. Ryan Wallace delivers the ball from the free kick right-footed from left wing, Andrew Dowie manages to make a clearance.
- 83:20
Christopher Erskine finds the net with a goal from close range to the bottom left corner of the goal. Partick 2-3 Dunfermline.The assist for the goal came from Steven Craig.
- 81:35
Unfair challenge on Ryan Wallace by Jordan McMillan results in a free kick. Ryan Wallace delivers the ball from the free kick right-footed from left channel, Jordan McMillan manages to make a clearance.
- 81:21
Jordan McMillan is cautioned by the ref for unsporting behaviour.
- 81:05
(Partick) makes a substitution, with Steven Craig coming on for Ross Forbes.
- 78:53
Corner taken right-footed by Ryan Wallace, Ryan Thomson finds the back of the net with a headed goal from close range. Partick 1-3 Dunfermline.The assist for the goal came from Kerr Young.
- 75:25
Ryan Wallace challenges Aaron Sinclair unfairly and gives away a free kick. Centre by Ross Forbes, Andrew Dowie has a headed effort at goal from deep inside the area missing to the right of the target.
- 73:34
Andrew Dowie challenges Allan Smith unfairly and gives away a free kick. Shot comes in from Ross Millen from the free kick, Scott Fox makes a save.
- 71:57
Andrew Geggan scores a goal from close range to the bottom left corner of the goal. Partick 1-2 Dunfermline.
- 69:30
Ryan Wallace takes a shot. Save by Scott Fox.
- 66:43
(Partick) makes a substitution, with Kris Doolan coming on for Mark McGuigan.
- 65:04
Stephen Husband concedes a free kick for a foul on Christopher Erskine. Stephen Husband receives a caution. Ross Forbes takes the direct free kick.
- 64:10
Goal scored by Ryan Wallace from deep inside the penalty area to the bottom right corner of the goal. Partick 1-1 Dunfermline.Assist by Stephen Husband.
- 63:15
Stephen O'Donnell sends in a cross, clearance by Callum Morris.
- 61:16
Andrew Geggan replaces Shaun Byrne.
- 59:45
Corner taken by Ross Forbes from the left by-line, Kerr Young manages to make a clearance.
- 58:20
Stephen O'Donnell on for Christie Elliot.
- 57:48
Ryan Wallace takes a shot. Scott Fox makes a save.
- 56:22
Centre by Steven Lawless, Ross Millen manages to make a clearance.
- 54:50
Free kick awarded for a foul by Shaun Byrne on Ross Forbes. Direct free kick taken by Conrad Balatoni.
- 54:07
Allan Smith takes a shot. Andrew Dowie makes a clearance.
- 53:03
Ross Forbes fouled by Shaun Byrne, the ref awards a free kick. Ross Forbes restarts play with the free kick.
- 51:38
The assistant referee flags for offside against Stuart Bannigan. Michal Hrivnak takes the free kick.
- 45:28
Ryan Wallace joins the action as a substitute, replacing John Potter.
- 44:31
Shaun Byrne takes a inswinging corner from the left by-line to the near post, clearance by Mark McGuigan.
- 44:10
Joshua Falkingham takes a shot. Blocked by Jordan McMillan.
- 41:36
Inswinging corner taken left-footed by Ross Forbes from the right by-line to the near post, Callum Morris makes a clearance.
- 40:10
Corner taken by Ross Forbes, Andrew Dowie takes a shot. Michal Hrivnak makes a save.
- 37:25
Mark McGuigan is ruled offside. Michal Hrivnak restarts play with the free kick.
- 33:34
Aaron Sinclair delivers the ball, clearance made by Kerr Young.
- 31:35
Shot from long range by Ross Forbes goes wide of the left-hand upright.
- 29:52
Inswinging corner taken right-footed by Shaun Byrne from the left by-line, clearance made by Christie Elliot.
- 29:42
A cross is delivered by Alex Whittle, clearance by Aaron Sinclair.
- 26:48
Jordan McMillan grabs a goal from inside the area to the top left corner of the goal. Partick 1-0 Dunfermline.Christopher Erskine provided the assist for the goal.
- 25:40
The ball is swung over by Ross Forbes, Callum Morris manages to make a clearance.
- 24:25
The ball is crossed by Steven Lawless.
- 19:10
Alex Whittle gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Jordan McMillan. The free kick is swung in left-footed by Ross Forbes, clearance by Stephen Husband.
- 17:48
Kerr Young challenges Christie Elliot unfairly and gives away a free kick. Kerr Young booked. Free kick crossed left-footed by Ross Forbes from left channel.
- 16:11
Foul by Callum Morris on Christopher Erskine, free kick awarded. Jordan McMillan restarts play with the free kick.
- 14:30
Ross Forbes takes the inswinging corner, save made by Michal Hrivnak.
- 12:27
Shaun Byrne takes the inswinging corner, Callum Morris produces a header from deep inside the six-yard box that clears the bar.
- 9:45
Aaron Sinclair crosses the ball, Michal Hrivnak makes a save.
- 7:18
The ball is crossed by Joshua Falkingham, save by Scott Fox.
- 3:54
Christopher Erskine fouled by Shaun Byrne, the ref awards a free kick. Strike on goal comes in from Ross Forbes from the free kick.
- 2:03
Joshua Falkingham has an effort at goal from outside the box missing to the wide left of the goal.
Match Preview
Paton misses out for Partick Champions Partick will be without captain Paul Paton (knee) as they host Dunfermline before getting their hands on the First Division trophy. Also missing for the Jags will be Aaron Muirhead (ban) and the injured Hugh Murray (foot) and James Craigen (knee). Player/manager Alan Archibald said: "One of the reasons that we were so delighted to beat Falkirk last Saturday was that we could have a day for our fans to enjoy a trophy presentation at home. "We have that and we do not want it to fall flat by putting in a poor performance against Dunfermline. "They have done really well in their last two games to pick up six points but we want to ensure that we get a win in our final home game." Dunfermline will look to continue their great escape following administration and a points penalty - and will have striker Ryan Wallace returning from an ankle injury to help their cause. However, Chris Kane is suspended while Craig Dargo (hamstring) and Andy Geggan (ankle) also miss out. East End Park manager Jim Jefferies said: "We have had two wins and two clean sheets since the 15-point penalty was imposed and that has been achieved through the hard work put in by the young players that remained. "They now face the stiffest of all tests away to the First Division champions in what will be a party atmosphere. "Nobody gave us a chance of being this close to safety and you just never know."
- Scott Fox
- Jordan McMillan
- Andrew Dowie
- Conrad Balatoni
- Aaron Sinclair
- Christie Elliot
- Ross Forbes
- Stuart Bannigan
- Steven Lawless
- Mark McGuigan
- Christopher Erskine
- Glen Daniels
- Steven Craig
- Stephen O'Donnell
- David Wilson
- Kris Doolan
- Michal Hrivnak
- Ross Millen
- Callum Morris
- John Potter
- Alex Whittle
- Shaun Byrne
- Stephen Husband
- Kerr Young
- Joshua Falkingham
- Allan Smith
- Ryan Thomson
- Ryan Goodfellow
- Ryan Wallace
- Ross Drummond
- Grant Munro
- Andrew Geggan
Match Report
Form Guide
- Partick
- Dunfermline LLDLWW
Last Meetings
- Dunfermline
- 0 - 4
- Partick
- 02/03/2013
- Partick
- 5 - 1
- Dunfermline
- 10/11/2012
- Dunfermline
- 0 - 1
- Partick
- 18/08/2012
- Dunfermline
- 0 - 0
- Partick
- 26/03/2011
- Partick
- 2 - 0
- Dunfermline
- 29/01/2011
- Dunfermline
- 0 - 0
- Partick
- 14/12/2010
Top Scorers
- S Craig 12
- K Doolan 12
- S Lawless 12
- C Erskine 10
- C Balatoni 6
- R Forbes 3
- S Bannigan 3
- S Welsh 2
- C Elliot 2
- S O'Donnell 2
- J Craigen 2
- A Dowie 1
- A Sinclair 1
- R Wallace 8
- R Thomson 8
- S Husband 4
- J Falkingham 3
- A Geggan 2
- C Morris 2
- C Dargo 1
- C Kane 1
- Total goals 98
- Goals per game 73
- 8 (For) 1 (Against) Period 0-10 mins
- 7 (For) 3 (Against) Period 11-20 mins
- 11 (For) 3 (Against) Period 21-30 mins
- 7 (For) 3 (Against) Period 31-40 mins
- 10 (For) 4 (Against) Period 41-50 mins
- 7 (For) 3 (Against) Period 51-60 mins
- 9 (For) 3 (Against) Period 61-70 mins
- 7 (For) Period 71-80 mins
- 7 (For) 5 (Against) Period 81-90 mins
- Total goals 83
- Goals per game 58
- 3 (For) 5 (Against) Period 0-10 mins
- 1 (For) 3 (Against) Period 11-20 mins
- 7 (For) 6 (Against) Period 21-30 mins
- 7 (For) 7 (Against) Period 31-40 mins
- 7 (For) 3 (Against) Period 41-50 mins
- 4 (For) 10 (Against) Period 51-60 mins
- 8 (For) 6 (Against) Period 61-70 mins
- 7 (For) 4 (Against) Period 71-80 mins
- 14 (For) 10 (Against) Period 81-90 mins


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Plenty of my friends are looking
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My name is Brady!
Facts about Brady
- Breed: Labrador Retriever Mix
- Color: Red/Golden/Orange/Chestnut
- Age: Young
- Size: Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
- Sex: Male
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Nine Dead Immunization Workers in Nigeria at the Hands of Islamist Militants
Militant Islamists abhor anything associated with modernity, with health and welfare, and with social progress. If it interferes in the slightest with their grand designs for shoving the world back to the barbarism of the 7th century, it goes on the hit list. And so it is with the effort to end polio, a disease that continues to rage only in three countries in the world. Those three countries also happen to have a problem with terrorism waged by Islamist militants: Afghanistan, Pakistan and Nigeria.
On Friday Islamist militants killed nine anti-polio workers in Nigeria, on the heels of similar attacks in Pakistan and Afghanistan.
It's become fashionable to blame the CIA for anti-polio workers becoming the targets of armed Muslim fanatics, as suggested in The New York Times this week:
In a roundabout way, the C.I.A. has been blamed for the Pakistan killings. In its effort to track Osama bin Laden, the agency paid a Pakistani doctor to seek entry to Bin Laden's compound on the pretext of vaccinating the children — presumably to get DNA samples as evidence that it was the right family. That enraged some Taliban factions in Pakistan, which outlawed vaccination in their areas and threatened vaccinators.
This seems to me the usual scapegoating, deflecting everything back to the evil empire of America, rather than drawing the obvious conclusion that he who pulls the trigger is at fault. As the same article notes, there has long been resistance to polio vaccination campaigns in the less educated milieux of polio affected areas of the world, far pre-dating the bin Laden take-down:
Ten years ago, immunization was suspended for 11 months as local governors waited for local scientists to investigate rumors that it caused AIDS or was a Western plot to sterilize Muslim girls. That hiatus let cases spread across Africa. The Nigerian strain of the virus even reached Saudi Arabia when a Nigerian child living in hills outside Mecca was paralyzed.
The prevalence of superstitious beliefs, illiteracy, and xenophobia has much more to do with the ongoing irrationality that confronts the courageous health workers trying to snuff out the last vestiges of a deadly disease, than it does with suspicion resulting from a one-time ruse of the CIA's (which was incidentally for Hepatitis B, not for polio). And the reluctance of so many commentators to question the underpinnings of the Islamists' ideology that would seek to destroy a life-saving effort, in favour of their knee-jerk responses that automatically assign the blame to a devious western agenda, is symptomatic of the blindness that characterizes our understanding of what lies behind the Islamist worldview. It is the same story when it comes to Mali, where westerners who fancy themselves progressives of a leftist bent, bristle up at the idea of French troops saving the skins of Malians:
For those at a safe distance from the reach of the jihadists, one can welcome the liberation of the Malian people from this stark nightmare or shrug one's shoulders and mutter about colonialism or the expense to European taxpayers.
The proper response here is to applaud the bravery of the nine dead vaccine workers in Nigeria, to mourn their senseless murders, and to condemn their killers- not to excuse their murderous actions with the apologist mantra of western neo-colonialism as culprit in perpetuum.
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BLOOMSBURG — Registration is open for an introductory-level wilderness first aid program sponsored by Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania's Quest program and presented by the National Outdoor Leadership School's (NOLS) Wilderness Medicine Institute. The program will be held Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 5 and 6, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Monty's on BU's upper campus.
The wilderness first aid/wilderness first responder recertification course is designed to provide outdoor leaders, guides and rangers with an introduction to first aid and patient care in remote settings. Special topics include, but are not limited to: wound management and infection, realigning fractures and dislocations, improvised splinting techniques, patient monitoring and long-term management problems, plus up-to-date information on environmental emergencies.
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A friend took me to lunch today at Nic's Pizza in Apple Valley. I'd been helping her move some stuff around in her garage. She decided we were both hungry so off we went.
The waitress in Nic's seated us, took our drink order, and began to walk away when my friend called her back. I thought she wanted to change her iced tea to something else.
"I want the check for that table," she told the waitress, pointing to a table with two men sitting at it over by the windows.
I glanced over and it was a Marine Staff Sergeant and a Lance Corporal having lunch.
Although my friend tried to pay for their lunch anonymously the men found out who had done it and came to our table to thank her. In turn, she thanked them for the job they are doing and told them to be careful.
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- Jessica said...
Wow it's amazing the impact that covering a small lunch bill can have. Your friend is very kind-hearted. My brother is in the military and this has me a little teary eyed, others should make efforts like this to support our troops!
- November 29, 2013 at 10:06 AM
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Anyone in the N. temperate part of the Eastern one half of the US have any growing experience for Abies grandis? A seedling nursery that I've bought stuff from, located in the Keweenau Peninsula of Upper Michigan is now offering these. This particular nursery does not offer a very wide range of species, so it caught my eye that they now have this one.
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Not much luck here in quebec(z 4b).As soon as it gets higher than the snowpack, it's having a rough time... Dan |
- Posted by wisconsitom 4/5 WI (My Page) on Sun, Jan 29, 12 at 0:29
Thanks Dan. Have you any idea of the seed source for the plants you have been testing? As with many western conifers, there seem to be two distinct races, one from more coastal, lower elevations, and one from higher and colder regions. +oM |
I'd think northern origins of interior Abies grandis subsp. idahoensis from southeastern British Columbia would be well worth a try. Resin |
- Posted by hostagreencare 5a (My Page) on Sun, Jan 29, 12 at 20:32
Hi Tom, the local garden here in central maine has an old specimine on our campus must be 30ft tall it has been down to -17 degres this year. |
Tom, they were seedlings from Peel's nursery and I don't know if they were the coastal or the interior strain. The new shoots of last summer were exposed recently to some nights of -30C, I'm eager to see the results in the spring... |
- Posted by wisconsitom 4/5 WI (My Page) on Mon, Jan 30, 12 at 17:32
Thanks all. I'm always on the lookout for some kind of fir to plant at my tree farm, even if just a few. That idahoensis sounds like the one. +oM |
Unless it's a quite slow-growing individual a 30' grand fir is not an old specimen. Here on the coast it is a sort of conifer cottonwood, growing very fast and tall (in times prior to settlement) but not having the same structural strength as many other conifers. Bluffs along Puget Sound have stands of them with all the tops broken off at the same level, with Christmas-tree-like replacement tops perched above the breakage points. |
"Unless it's a quite slow-growing individual a 30' grand fir is not an old specimen. Here on the coast ...." There's a huge difference in growth rates between coastal subsp. grandis and interior subsp. idahoensis; before this was realised, the "unpredictability" of growth rate was the main factor that held up commercial forest planting of Grand Fir in Britain. A few plantations had rocketed (50m tall in 50 years), but most hadn't; only later was it realised that the fast ones were from Vancouver Island seed, and the rest from east of the Cascades crest. The most unfortunate factor was that seed from east of the Cascades was far more readily available (much cheaper to harvest). The interior trees grow about the same rate as Colorado White Fir, and have the same very slow growth (or even slower) in the first 5-10 years. Resin |
- Posted by hostagreencare (My Page) on Tue, Jan 31, 12 at 19:00
Yes, you would expect one from the interior to be the type able to survive back there and to it not grow as fast as ones from the coast. Pointing this out does not contradict or invalidate my point. Photo shows a nice specimen still with the Christmas tree appearance of a young tree. Mature it is not. Some want to call a 10 year old tree or shrub a mature specimen. That is why a mention it when a young or small example is called mature or huge, it simply isn't true or apt. |
- Posted by wisconsitom 4/5 WI (My Page) on Tue, Jan 31, 12 at 22:32
Thanks for added input. The obvious only choice for my location would be the interior version. While my "big three" Norway spruce, red pine, and hybrid larch are all legitimate timber species here, and that is one, albeit not the main, reason for my planting, any firs I introduce would just be for variety's sake. So this idahoensis type could fit the bill. +oM |
- Posted by gardener365 IL 5/6 (My Page) on Wed, Feb 1, 12 at 8:44
University of Idaho Nursery has what you want in Superstock size. Dax |
Here is a link that might be useful: Superstock Conifers
- Posted by wisconsitom 4/5 WI (My Page) on Wed, Feb 1, 12 at 22:41
Right Dax, I've been eyeballing those. There's a place in Upper Michigan offering too. I've written to ask seed source. But like in the past, they are real slow to answer questions. However, based on their apparent enthusiasm for the tree, methinks it has got to be a zone-appropriate version. +oM |
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From caring comes courage. — Lao Tzu Conscience is the root of all true courage. — James Freeman Clarke, nineteenth-century British abolitionist
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Conscience is the root of all true courage.
— James Freeman Clarke, nineteenth-century British abolitionist
Today's session in Toolbox of Faith focused on the qualities of courage and conviction in religious life. The session explored how:
Today's story, "Eliza Tupper Wilkes: Riding for Faith, Hope, and Love," included some scenes from the life of a Universalist circuit-riding minister who lived and rode and preached in the very early 1800s. We used the early Universalist itinerant preachers as an example of people who lived lives full of courage and conviction. These preachers were called "circuit riders" because they traveled particular routes or "circuits" on horseback, riding into small villages and preaching the Universalist gospel of God as a loving presence, rather than God as a punishing force to be feared. Their message was often not well received, particularly by the leaders of more orthodox churches.
The children learned that these itinerant preachers carried everything they needed in simple saddlebags, had very little money, and sometimes encountered opposition, and even violence, when they preached. They learned that Eliza Tupper Wilkes and others believed so strongly in the message of their Universalist faith that — even though it was hard and dangerous work — they felt they had to keep spreading the good news of Universalism.
In the session, we invited the children to begin to think consciously about their own convictions — the beliefs and ideas they feel to be so important they would stand up for them even when it was hard to do. We discussed the need to search your heart, with prayer or meditation, or thought, to discern the convictions that merit the energy and faith of a lifetime. We began to build a sense of our religious community as a source of courage.
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Use the Internet, newspapers, or your local library to learn about contemporary or historical groups whose members have spoken out at the risk of ridicule or injury. Challenge the children to look for statements of personal commitment that shed light on individuals' sense of conviction and clues that suggest how these individuals maintain their courage. Try to articulate the convictions that motivate these courageous people, and talk about whether members of your family might share the same convictions. If they do, find out how you can stand up for them, too.
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Drake pulled the covers on the tracklisting for his third studio effort Nothing Was The Same. The project boasts his viral hits "Started From The Bottom," "Hold On, We're Going Home" and "All Me," as well as the Jay Z-featured outro. Check the set list below.
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Week Recap: New Jersey making points count against top Eastern Conference teams
It seems that the All-Star break provided the rest the Devils needed. Devils took the max points from the New York, Montreal, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Prior to the break the Devils had lost 3 straight. In those three games the Devils only scored 3 goals. Since then, the Devils have posted 19 goals in 4 games. The team is doing a lot of things right. Their special teams and defense are producing. The players that you expect to score are, as well as some you don't expect.
One thing that is exciting to watch is the confidence that is building with this team. We saw a weak first period against the Rangers to start this past week. The Devils bounced backed in the 2nd and 3rd; coming from behind 3 times propelling them to win in the shootout. Each game New Jersey showed more confidence. Against Montreal the Devils had to come from behind but won in regulation. The weekend against Pennsylvania the Devils never trailed; scoring quickly against Philly and Pittsburgh.
The Devils D made their presence felt, scoring 3 goals and had 6 assists. Scoring came from Foster with 2 PPG against Philly and Volchenkov was able to get his first, as a Devil, against the Penguins.
Another factor, comes from Adam Oates' special teams. They have produced 5PPGs and 2SHG, and remain in the top few on PKs in the entire NHL. On the power play the team have been able to move the puck setting up goals from the point for Foster and Kovalchuk.
The Devils' top players have been leading the way but have received substantial support from the second and third line players. Parise has scored at least 1g in all 4 games and Kovalchuk has had 3 straight games with 3 points. Zubrus, Clarkson and Ponikorosvky have all added to the Devils scoring. Combined these three players have 20 pts in 4 games.
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