text: Pregnancy > Pregnancy Problems Yeast Infection During Pregnancy Yup, you guess it. You're more prone to yeast infections now that you're pregnant. So how can you prevent them -- and treat any you still happen to get? We've got all the answers. What's the best way to treat a yeast infection?Over-the-counter treatments like Terazol or Monistat are considered safe during pregnancy -- but before you use one, you should get the okay from your doc. She might also be able to help you choose the type of treatment. And if things are really bad, she can prescribe an oral medication to help clear up a stubborn or chronic yeast infection. What can I do to prevent yeast infections during pregnancy?Wipe front to back. Wear cotton underwear. Don't sit around in a wet swimsuit. Dry thoroughly after baths and showers. (Yeast love dark, moist places.) Sometimes, though, they're unpreventable. What do other pregnant moms do when they have a yeast infection?"Like we don't have enough to worry about, right? I used Monistat.""I got a prescription from the doctor for the first one I had. I used Monistat 7 for the second...I personally liked the Monistat better.""I've had a continual yeast infection since getting pregnant...in four weeks of use, even the prescription didn't get rid of it. My next OB appointment is next week, and I'm going to bring it up." Are there any other resources for yeast infections? American Pregnancy Association Plus, more from The Bump: Discharge During Pregnancy UTI During Pregnancy Embarrassing Pregnancy Symptoms Someone Should Have Warned You About -- Jennifer L.W. Fink << Prev Page Page 2 of 2 See More: Pregnancy Symptoms , Pregnancy Health , Pregnancy Conditions Previous Article: What is a short cervix? Next Article: Acid Reflux During Pregnancy popular questions Q&A: Morning sickness tips? Q&A: Do I need a birth plan? Q&A: Registering for baby? recently added questions Plus-Size Maternity Clothing Q&A What Happens at Baby's One-Month Checkup? When Can I Switch Baby From the Infant Car Seat to a Convertible? Reminder: Medical info on The Bump is FYI only and doesn't replace a visit to a medical professional.


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UMD Theatre, the production arm of the Department of Theatre, produces five plays and musicals during each academic year. Any current UMD student is invited to be involved in the productions, in the areas of acting, stage management, costumes and makeup, scenery and props, lighting and sound, box office/front of house operations, or running crews.
No experience is required; students can work as volunteers or have the option of taking academic credit that counts in Liberal Education category 10.
UMD Theatre also participates in the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival program (KCACTF), a network of more than 600 academic institutions throughout the country wherein theatre departments and student artists showcase their work and receive outside assessment by KCACTF respondents. UMD has frequently been invited to present full productions at the annual regional festival and has had numerous students compete successfully in KCACTF's Irene Ryan acting scholarship competitions at both the regional and national levels.
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My boyfriend Nick and I recently made a new relationship rule: as soon as either of us feels any inkling of a bad mood coming on, we tell each other ASAP. Just a quick heads up, like, "Hey, I'm feeling a little irritable right now." Announcing your bad mood before it causes a problem lets your partner know they shouldn't take any crankiness personally, and forces you to be accountable for your own emotions. This is such a quick, easy thing to do, but it has worked wonders for our relationship. The success of the Bad Mood Rule inspired me to compile a list of other quick, easy tips that just might save your relationship. Read on for 10 more ideas from The Frisky ladies and me, and please feel free to add your own tips in the comments! Keep reading »
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In an ideal world, a politician's cool façade would translate into votes—right, bb? Not so much, if the most recent midterms are any indication. Midterms typically have lower turnout than presidential elections, but 2014 was particularly grim; we saw the lowest voter turnout in more than seven decades.
Over at The Slice, Alana Levinson explains why Millennials won't vote for old, white dudes just because they tweet like teens. Boehner, we're lookin' at you.
Disneyland measles outbreak casts spotlight on anti-vax moron community.
I'm going to be holding a Live Chat at The Hive (sub req) at 3 PM eastern this afternoon. Get your questions in in advance at the thread right here, then join me at 3 PM. I look forward to chatting.
New Chair of Senate Immigration panel says he'll focus on hard working Americans hurt by "record immigration."
The GOP could turn Social Security into a annual "crisis" like the debt ceiling.
"Senior American official" as quoted by Haaretz: "We thought we've seen everything. But Bibi managed to surprise even us. There are things you simply don't do. He spat in our face publicly and that's no way to behave. Netanyahu ought to remember that President Obama has a year and a half left to his presidency, and that there will be a price."
Meanwhile, Netanyahu's office has tried to paper over the confrontation by calling the congressional invitation bipartisan. But Democrats were quick to note that is not true. Even American Jewish groups who seldom allow any daylight between themselves and the Israeli government appear shocked by Netanyahu's move and are having difficulty defended it.
Over the last couple weeks, Dylan Scott has been out front on the House GOP's effort manufacture a Social Security funding crisis that would hit over the next two years. There's more than one Social Security Trust Fund. There's one that covers most retirees. There's another that covers the disability part of the program. And over the years, Congress - with little controversy - has shifted funds back and forth between the two to maintain actuarial balance. So to date, the whole push has been rather technical and framed around bean counting. But earlier this month, most notably from Rand Paul, we heard the other prong in the attack come into play.
This is no news to Saudi watchers or people who keep up on the region. But I wanted to note one fact about the passing today of Saudi King Abdullah. Abdullah was 90 years old, a pretty old guy, though until quite recently fairly vital for his age. But since 1953, every Saudi monarch has been the son of the founder of the Saudi state, ibn Saud, a man who was born in 1876. To put that more crisply, every Saudi head of state who has governed this pivotal, brittle and profoundly influential petro-state during the years of its ascendency since 1953 has been the son of a man born only a decade after the US Civil War. Had transportation been more advanced and he was born a decade earlier, he could have hung out with Abraham Lincoln.
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When I saw this new story from Sahil on the House GOP's Abortion/Rape debacle, that email from Speaker Boehner subject lined "Why I am Pro-Life" suddenly made a lot more sense.
And no, I'm not kidding: "Speaker Boehner" sent out a mass email just after 3pm with the subject line "Why I am Pro-Life."
A moderate House Republican, one of those rare species, bemoaning the start to this Congress:
"Week one, we had a Speaker election that didn't go as well as a lot of us would have liked. Week two, we spent a lot of time talking about deporting children, a conversation a lot of us didn't want to have. Week three, we're debating reportable rape and incest -- again, not an issue a lot of us wanted to have a conversation about. I just can't wait for week four."
Secretary Kerry won't meet with Netanyahu either.
White House: President Obama will not meet with Prime Minister Netanyahu during his visit to Washington to try to torpedo Obama's Iran policy.
Even now, Hillary Clinton handily beats all the possible GOP rivals.
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Twin Cities Community Hospital invites community members, ages 9 and up, to get a jump on the flu season by getting a complimentary flu vaccination. The vaccinations will be administered by hospital nurses with the assistance of Cuesta College Nursing Students on Saturday, October 26, 2013 from 9:00 am – 12:00 pm at Twin Cities Community Hospital's Founders' Pavilion in the Morgan Conference Room (on the first floor) located at 1220 Las Tablas Road in Templeton. According to the National Institute on Aging, "The flu shot can reduce hospitalization by about 70 percent and death by about 85 percent among older adults who do not live in nursing homes." Hospital staff urge the public to take advantage of this free offering.
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Penn State Awards
Available Penn State Awards
Scholarship applications for the class of 2018 will be available on February 10, 2015
Application deadline will be April 1, 2015
Awards offered through the MSR Program
- College of Medicine Student Research (MSR) Awards
Five awards for $2,000 in 2014
(The total number of COM scholarships is dependent on available funding.)
- Mellinger Medical Student Research Scholarship
Two awards for $2,000 in 2013
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- Trout Medical Student Research Scholarship
One award for $1,500 in 2013
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- Lloyd Scholarship for International Medical Research
Limited to a project conducted in a country other than the United States
One award for $3,000 in 2013
One award for $4,000 in 2014
- Hill Family Medical Student Cancer Research Fund Award
Limited to a project in cancer research, especially cholangiocarcinoma
Three awards for $2,000 in 2013
One award for $2,000 in 2014
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Limited to a project in pediatrics
One award for $2,000 in 2013
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One award for $1,500 in 2013
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- Information for the 2015 Scholarship Awards will be available in January. Students will be able to submit their proposals for award consideration beginning in January 2015. The deadline for submission is generally mid-March.
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Vivica A. Fox and Omar White
Their 10-month engagement came to an end when Atlanta club promoter Omar White had enough with the discrepancies in their relationship. "I hate arguing and I value communication no matter what the problem so as in any relationship tension can build up and I finally had to walk away," White said.
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In heat like this, everything seems to have a smell. Looking at a pitcher of iced tea sweating on top of a cold case, I think I can smell the beads of condensation that slide down its sides — an odor like blue ice, Freon and diamonds. And every time the front door opens, a bell tinkles and the stew grows thicker, adding a shot of furnace heat, car exhaust, voices passing on Colorado Boulevard.
"I remember..." I start to say to Laura, then lose my train of thought. I wish I had a hat — a fat man's white borsalino — with which to fan myself. I wish I were dressed in seersucker and linen. I wish that along with ozone and the hot blacktop outside, I could smell the honey sweetness of bougainvillea flowers and jasmine, that there was an ocean nearby. Laura sips her Coke from the can with the lethargy of a hothouse flower gone to seed. She is wilting. Even her blinking is slow.
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Region: East Denver
Fried shrimp: $9.95
Pork chops and gravy: $10.45
Fried chicken: $6.95
Oxtails: $11.95
Slice of cake: $3
I remember a place like Cora Faye's in Memphis, where a traveling buddy and I stopped for cheeseburgers and icebox pie, both of us sagging over a rickety picnic table, our thin Yankee blood just giving out in the heat. I remember eating pork chops and frogs' legs at a place like Cora Faye's in Little Rock, on a Sunday afternoon when the whole city smelled like baking river mud and sweat, drinking cold beers like water at a corner table under the spinning fans, unable to get drunk no matter how hard I tried and finally having to get up and go outside to piss. When I stepped out the door into the heat, all the beers quickly piled up, leaving me suddenly and slobberingly hammered, barely able to walk. I remember dozens of places like Cora Faye's across the Southern latitudes of this country, but what I remember most about all of them is the heat, always the heat. It's not the food that links these places together in my dim, jumbled recollections, just the sensation of being cooked myself.
Cora Faye's has been open since November in this corner space pressed right up against the sidewalk on Colorado. There are flowers in the window boxes out front, sheer curtains, a sign offering the comforts of "home cook'n" and "soul food" — which was code for "comfort food" long before the term was invented, before "comfort food" was co-opted by restaurants serving up-from-frozen chicken-fried steaks and mashed potatoes out of a box.
But soul food is more than that, too. Not just comfort, but a highly specific, regional comfort. Priscilla Smith was a baker once, a caterer — she did scratch pies and cakes, big trays of food for family, friends and paying customers. Though she'd never owned a restaurant before, her family had: a burger joint in Alabama called Henry Burgers. It was a neighborhood place in a small town, but folks would come from out of state just to eat there. When Smith got it in her head to open Cora Faye's, she took some of the recipes her mother and father had used — ones they'd gotten from their parents, who'd gotten them from their parents. Some of those recipes date as far back as the 1700s.
"Brought to you by generations of Southern inspiration and love" is what it says on the menu — which is code, too, for sweet tea, fried chicken, fried catfish, fried pork chops and macaroni and cheese done not always well, but always right.
Service here is not fast. Nothing here is fast. After I ask twice, the waiter comes by with yellow plastic cups of cold water and red Kool-Aid. I peek my head around the corner and into Cora Faye's other dining area, called "Grandma's dining room" and decorated accordingly. It seems cooler in there, the walls a gentle seafoam green, lace on and under everything. The main room where I am sitting is darker, almost deliberately rattletrap, with old-timey signs on the walls, pictures of African-American cowboys, samplers of varying sizes. It looks like a sitting room hastily set for guests who are perpetually late, and I stare longingly at the table near the register where the cakes are kept, tempted to skip supper entirely, to go right for dessert. There is a half a caramel cake bleeding melted sugar under its glass dome, a chocolate cake so dark it seems to shimmer, a red-velvet cake almost sluttish in its garish, spongy colors.


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My sister and I both watched mom Masturbate and we masturbated with her. This was normal for us. When it came time for us to leave moms nest we swore to remain eachothers source of that xtra spice we knew we might need at times. She is married and I was married for a long time. True to our words we have shared tales, ideas for sexual situations and gave advice often. We meet from time to time and make use of every minuite.
As for her marriage and the naughty things she does to get off I won't tel. l I hope to get her to post some details on her own. As for me I married a girl I thought might really find her nasty side, I was sure she was a potential super fuck. She dressed for me in such a hot manner with an innocence about her. She also mentioned watching porn with her brother and sister on some weekends. Perfect I thought..... It wasn't long before I realized she had no adventure. She worried. About her friends coming around and wanting my dick , that she at first bragged about. The sex was all me on top for a long time. No porn... no dirty talk. We had kids during this time and I was not gonna quit At this time sis hadn't yet married and was wondering why I wasn't the brother she knew. She gave me some ideas and I began working on her. I managed to inject some porn and I started feeling her out for a possible fantasy. No matter the fantasy I would run with it. I suggested some girl on girl action..... nope. Some masturbating possibly ...... not for her. An encounter with a stranger. Nope. Then one night a video of two guys in a woman seemed to excite her. For 6 months or so we found videos a real enjoyment. Late one night she asked me to tell her how I might make her fantasy come true. I had some ideas that made her hotter than ever but they weren't very likely to happen. Over the next few months she began to wear very short night shirts during the day with out her panties. WOW.....SUDDENLY SHE WAS SHOWING HER MOM BODY IN A WAY I HADN'T NOTICED BEFORE. She began asking me when I was gonna find her a willing boy and bring him home. I began to insert real people into her fantasies. She was curious weather she could turn on one of them and had me invite him over. She found she had an ability to make him hard and was very turned on by it. She wasn't into any of them enough to do it but it made her fuck me more and more. I came in one evening and she was sleeping on the couch with her ass exposed. When she woke she asked me if this boy we knew was still there since he was ther when she fell asleep. Immediately I. Flashed to my life at home and realized she probably spread herself out for the boy just like mom would for me. I was so turned on I didn't mind a bit. And this boy seemed to hang out for a few weeks when I was gone. I phoned my sister and she wanted to visit us but couldn't. Over the next few years she became a mom that could Fuck. She still wanted a 3 some but wanted specific qualities. She didn't want a long cock like mine.....she wanted thick. She wanted a long toungue and a large load of cum with every climax. Oh and she will let me know when she sees him. It was some time and id quit looking since she didn't seem as interested as she once was. I had this guy working for me for a while but he was a loner of sorts and she never met him. He came to my house for work one sat morning and I hired him for the following few days. He left and immediately she wanted to know how long I knew him. she asked if id let him work at the house one day so she could meet him. On wensday around noon she called me and informed me she thought he was our man. She asked if he liked a mommy type? I don't know I said. Its up to her to see. By the time I got home she was sure it was him. He was soon at our house constantly. And when the kids were gone she was keeping him entertained with her panties no where to be found. After work one night we all had drinks and she was teasing him and he was trying hard to hide it from me. He left that evening and she proposed a time. She had a plan already. She didn't want me to ask if he wants a 3 way. I was puzzled. She said in two week there's a four day weekend and she has the kids going to her moms. She already asked him ( nick ) to hang with us and get tore up. Awesome I said. Well......she replied. what if I told you I don't want a 3 way , but I want to fuck you both all weekend? Huh? I said. Well I'm not sure nick is gonna just want to have a 3 way. But I know if I start slow I can get him to keep fucking me and I can fuck you too. Over and over.that's my fantasy baby........... well. If I'm in the room or next room I think that's pretty hot. The night arrived and we drank.....I didn't drink much but was to act drunk. We got into the pool for a bit and our shorts were wet. Her idea.... she sent me for shorts for nick. Of coarse she picked cotton easy access for her pleasure. At this point she said I looked wasted and should lay on our bed. I went in and she followed soon after. Showered and put on a short slinky cight shirt and panties. She wbispered to me. Take off my panties so I know your good. I slipped them off and out she went. ( cont) |
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Microsoft has listed the improvements that gamers can expect when its new Xbox 360 Dashboard is unleashed.
The update, which is expected to go live on November 4th, will primarily make your Xbox 360 far more Kinect-friendly.
According to Microsoft, the full list of improvements goes a little something like this:
* Improved voice quality - the audio codec is being updated to improve Xbox LIVE Party chat audio quality. So grab your friends and jump into a multiplayer game, catch a big sports event, watch a movie or do all three.
* Improved experience for changing your Gamertag - choosing a new Gamertag? If the Gamertag you're looking for is already taken, your Avatar will spin a wheel and we will provide five other Gamertag suggestions at a time for you to choose from.
* Streamlined in-dashboard virtual keyboard - we've taken the existing QWERTY keyboard in-dash and made it easier to use for scenarios that involve repeated text entry, for example when signing up for Live within the dashboard.
* Improved Xbox Live Marketplace UI and browse experience - the Games Marketplace has been re-organized to provide streamlined access to the games and content you want, reducing the number of steps it takes to get to a download.
* Avatar changes - we've made your Avatars slightly more proportional so you can better play Kinect games.
* Easier to get on a wireless network - trying to connect to a wireless network? With the next update, you'll see a list of all the wireless networks within range when you go into network settings. From there, you'll be able to select a new network or further configure the network you're connected to.
* Ability to sign-out other controllers in the sign-in UI - we're adding the ability to sign-out profiles on other controllers in the sign-in UI within the Guide. This is especially useful when playing games like Rock Band.
* New browse experience for 100 per cent completed games - you spent a lot of time and effort earning those Achievements, so instead of only being able to view your first dozen completed games, we're giving you a new and better way to browse all of them.


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17 And the world is passing, and its lust, but he that does the will of God abides for eternity. | 17 The world and its desires pass away, but the man who does the will of God lives forever. |
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18 Dear children, the last hour is here. You have heard that the Antichrist is coming, and already many such antichrists have appeared. From this we know that the end of the world has come. | 18 Dear children, this is the last hour; and as you have heard that the antichrist is coming, even now many antichrists have come. This is how we know it is the last hour. |
19 These people left our churches because they never really belonged with us; otherwise they would have stayed with us. When they left us, it proved that they do not belong with us. | 19 They went out from us, but they did not really belong to us. For if they had belonged to us, they would have remained with us; but their going showed that none of them belonged to us. |
20 But you are not like that, for the Holy Spirit has come upon you, and all of you know the truth. | 20 But you have an anointing from the Holy One, and all of you know the truth. |
21 So I am writing to you not because you don't know the truth but because you know the difference between truth and falsehood. | 21 I do not write to you because you do not know the truth, but because you do know it and because no lie comes from the truth. |
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Netflix's Stock Crumbles on Weak Streaming Guidance
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- Shares of Netflix (NFLX - Get Report) plunged in after-hours trading after the movie-streaming company said it expects weaker-streaming additions in the current quarter.
Netflix said that due to increased seasonality, it expects net additions to be below 2010's level. Netflix said it expects to have between 23.6 million and 24.2 million subscribers, implying growth between 200,000 and 800,000 streaming subscribers. It also expects second-quarter revenue to be between $873 million and $895 million, with the mid-point below the $895.11 million in revenue analysts are expecting.
The Los Gatos, Calif-based company said it expects an earnings loss of between 10 cents a share and 14 cents per share. Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters are looking for a loss of 17 cents per share.
The online entertainment company posted a first-quarter loss of 8 cents per share on $870 million in revenue. Analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters had expected a loss of 27 cents a share on $866.93 million in revenue. The company had 26 million subscribers as of the end of the first quarter.
Netflix added 1.74 million domestic streaming subscribers and 1.21 million international streaming subscribers during the quarter. "We anticipate returning to global profitability in Q2, and plan to launch our next international market in Q4," CEO Reed Hastings wrote in his letter to shareholders. "We are constantly improving our service with better personalization, better user-interfaces, better streaming, and more content," Hastings added. "As a result, per-member viewing hours set new records in Q1 and are on track to do so again in Q2, on a year-over-year basis. We launched our service in the U.K. and Ireland in January and are very pleased that, after the first 90 days, we had substantially more members than we had after the first 90 days of Canada or Latin America." The CEO also touched on rivals, saying the biggest long-term competition comes from "TV Everywhere offerings." This includes HBO GO from Time Warner (TWX - Get Report) and Streampix from Comcast (CMCSA - Get Report), among others. He also cited Amazon (AMZN - Get Report) Prime and Hulu Plus as competition. Shares of Netflix finished the regular session lower, off 4% to close at $101.84. Netflix stock plunged in extended-hours trading, down 16.29% to $85.25.Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
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Career Services
University of Wisconsin-Superior
Swenson Hall 1061
Belknap and Catlin
P.O. Box 2000
Superior, WI 54880
ph. 715-394-8024
fax. 715-394-8454
Mon - Fri 7:45am - 4:30pm
Daily drop-in hours:
Mon - Fri 11:00am - 4:30pm
Daniel Seddiqui, author of 50 Jobs in 50 States: One Man's Journey of Discovery Across America, will be speaking at UMD on Wednesday, November 6, for National Career Development Month with a book signing to follow.
Daniel Seddiqui graduated in 2005 from the University of Southern California with a major in economics and nationally ranked as a track and crosscountry athlete. After graduation Daniel experienced a harsh reality. 40 job interviews failed to produce an offer, leaving him frustrated and confused. After volunteering for several years, Daniel devised a plan to work 50 jobs in 50 states in 50 weeks.
He sought work that reflected the culture and economy of each state."Failing at forty-plus job interviews was the best thing that had ever happened to me. … I knew this sounded weird, but I would never have started my journey if I had not failed at all those interviews. I learned from those experiences not to fear failure, and that was my biggest success."
Daniel's 5 lessons from his experience working across America are: Perseverance, Risk Taking, Adaptability, Networking, and Endurance.Check out Daniel's website at: livingthemap.com
Sponsored by: UMD Career & Internship Services, Kirby Leadership Institute, Office for Students in Transition, College of Liberal Arts, Labovitz School of Business and Economics, Office of Civic Engagement, , Swenson College of Science and Engineering, , the Industrial/Organizational Psychology Club, M.A. in Psychological Science, and the College of Education and Human Service Professions.
To request disability accommodations, please contact UMD Career and Internship Services at firstname.lastname@example.com or 218-726-7985, two weeks in advance of the event. Interpreters can be requested at: http://www.d.umn.edu/access/Interpreter_Request.htm


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The four marches on-stage, beers in hand. In their two years of torching tricounty clubs, bullshit like this is the norm. They're South Florida's rock 'n' roll Rodney Dangerfields: They might not get any respect, but they're too jaded to give a shit.
The band plugs in. Feedback fills the air. Folks scatter, leaving an empty hole about 15 feet deep in front of the stage. Fifty friends gather at a safe distance by the soundboard. Vocalist Todd Nolan kicks the mic stand away and barks, "This is called 'Chinese Girls on Heroin'!" Drummer Brandon Samdahl glares from behind the kit and pounds away. His polo shirt and thick glasses give him a preppy, ax-murderer look. Jeff Hodapp bends his tall, lanky frame over his guitar, picking out tortured, midtempo, Detroit distorto-blues. O'Toole's bass-playing is rambunctious: a constant moving of tectonic plates that keeps the dirge from stagnation.
As the set goes on, the crowd slowly edges toward the stage, drawn by Nolan's David Yow-on-Quaaludes stage antics. Before their 30 minutes are up, Nolan will have karate-chopped his Theremin, replicated Bob Stinson's projectile beer-spitting, rolled on the ground, and cursed out the soundman twice, all in between shrieks of pain and pleasure. The set ends in an orgy of noise. The smattering of applause reflects both the audience's appreciation for the show and relief that it's finally over.
Afterward, Nolan retreats to the side of the stage to sell $5 copies of the band's CD, Go, Go, Go, and hand out complimentary, piss-yellow, crucifix-shaped lollipops. "Even the people who're offended love them," Nolan chuckles. "They say, 'That's sacrilegious! Can I have one?'"
The repulsion/attraction dynamic has been a constant throughout the band's lifespan. Only Hodapp and Nolan are left from the original lineup forged in 2001 by Pill Magnet guitarist Justin McNeal and Kreamy 'Lectric Santa drummer Tim Vaughn. "Justin and Tim dragged me into it," admits Hodapp, who has played in a string of Florida punk acts going back to an early '80s stint with Gainesville punkers Roach Motel. "They knew I was a bit of a lunatic," Nolan expounds. "They said, 'You seem like a guy who could handle the job. '"
Vaughn and McNeal's assessment of Nolan proved accurate. Screaming like a banshee proved to be the perfect outlet for Nolan's day-job frustrations as a waiter at Davie's Buca di Beppo. "When people are there with friends," he says, "everything's cool. But when they're with their families, they're miserable, cheap, and disgusting."
After a year of providing the soundtrack to Nolan's therapy, bassist Will Trev quit, and Vaughn moved to Tennessee. Replacing one half of the rhythm section was by the numbers. Drummer Samdahl was recruited from the ashes of Broward act Siesta Trailer Park. The bass situation produced one of the most bizarre pairings in Florida music history: McNeal recruited O'Toole, original bassist for UK one-album wonders Frankie Goes to Hollywood and co-author of the 1984 worldwide smashes, "Relax" and "Two Tribes."
O'Toole has lived in Hollywood since 1990, living comfortably off "Relax" royalties. While he continued to practice his bass daily, starting another band proved difficult. "When I came down here, I would go to clubs like Squeeze to see shows," he says. "But what was I supposed to do to meet people? 'Guess who I am -- do you want me in your band?' That's kinda lame." After nine dull years, O'Toole finally made a connection. "My wife saw Pill Magnet with some friends of hers and told me I should see them, and I did. I ended up recording their record in 2000. Then the Mormons started. I saw them a few times, Will left, and they needed a bassist."
Where anyone else would find a yawning chasm of differences between Frankie's flamboyantly bouncy dance pop and Trapped by Mormons' evil blues, O'Toole sees similarities. "Todd is a drunk guy. Paulie (Rutherford, Frankie vocalist) was the same thing. He'd do anything for attention. Frankie was pretty much a punk band when we started. It wasn't until after we got signed and went to the big studio that our sound changed. We were very aggressive."
Soon after joining the band, O'Toole led TBM into Fort Lauderdale's Digital Beach studio to record tracks for Go, Go, Go. Unhappy with the results, O'Toole convinced everyone to trash the sessions and start over from scratch in his home studio. He pronounces: "Brandon had just been in the band a short while, and it just didn't sound right. I knew we could do better." Instead of rushing through the tracks while the studio clock ticked, O'Toole tracked the instruments, one song at a time, in his garage. "It wasn't an everyday thing," he says. "We like to leisurely approach things."


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319 Forsyth to Department of External Affairs
Cablegram CGA326 NEW YORK, 20 June 1946, 4.01 p.m.
South Seas Commission. Your 892. [1]
1. Agenda. General outline as suggested by New Zealand would be acceptable. At a later stage, however, it will be necessary to agree with New Zealand on a more detailed list of items so that the Agenda notes may be prepared along the lines of those which contributed largely to the success of Australia - New Zealand Conference of January, 1944. [2] This would best follow consideration of comments from other invited countries.
2. The Minister generally approves suggestion that the Agenda provide consideration, by the Conference, of a few specific matters which the Commission, when set up, would embark upon at once. This would lend reality to the discussions of the Conference. Please discuss with New Zealand Liaison in Canberra.
3. The level of representation should be Ministerial. The size of the Delegation is a matter for the participating Governments. If the French reply has not yet been received, please make enquiries of the French Legation as to when the reply may be expected. The State Department will be sounded this week. No action vis-a-vis the Dutch should be taken at present and no invitations to other Governments issued until their informal acceptance has been secured.
4. Canberra is preferred as the location for the Conference but if the prospects of accommodation in August are very uncertain tentative arrangements for taking the Lapstone Hotel [3] may be made subject to confirmation within a reasonable period.
5. Assume the preparation of basic documentation has begun.
Appreciate continuous full information on this and all other aspects.
6. Reference your 917. [4] The Minister will mention the proposed Conference to Acheson and you will be advised further as to your suggestion about Minter.


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First and foremost, welcome back Rich. I'm sure I'm not alone in saying I missed your Intoxibella powers of ANTM recapping. Now that Debbie downer girl-next-door Kyle is gone, we're left with seven girls competing for the "career-making" ANTM prize. As a side note, in a post-elimination interview, Kyle revealed she's pregnant and expecting her first child in November. Congrats to her fiance and her.
For the first time the Brits have a one woman advantage and based on next week's pictures they stand a good chance of keeping the upper hand. Episode 8, titled "Georgina Chapman", has the girls heading to a casting call for a fashion show. Marchesa founder Chapman is on hand along with a few designers to judge the remaining girls on their catwalk fierceness. I have to say, minus Seymone, they all look like legit working models on the runway.
At next week's photo shoot, the girls live out every Japanese girl's teenage dream. They pose for a Hello Kitty-inspired photo shoot complete with couture gowns using the cartoon pussy. Given that it's not conventional attire, as expected a few of the girls have problems working the heavy and awkward clothing. Check out a few pics from next week's episode below. If you want an early peek at all the pictures, be sure to head to our ANTM Cycle 18 Gallery.
Previously on America's Next Top Model, Tyrant continued along her quest to strip any of the show's remaining credibility by forcing the wannabes to sing and dance to Lisa D'Amato songs about pot ledoms and booty tooching. Then, she had the audacity to boot AzMarie, one of the most unique and talented models the show has had in years. Why? Because she was good and she knew it. She was too good for Tyrant's gimmicky nonsense. Tyrant loathes independence in her wannabes. So… poof. Gone. There weren't even any photos last week. There was no modelling… just shtick and a new low for Tyrant. Can she bounce back? Will she wake up to the fact that she is killing this show and driving its committed fans to the drink? Only 8 girls remain. Who will be the lucky girl eliminated tonight so they can go and start their ACTUAL modelling career?
Hey folks. Sorry about last week's recap. What a week to miss. You'll be happy to know that I was in Puerto Vallarta sunning myself on the beach, drinking too much tequila and hanging out with scores of super woofy men. The bad news is I missed an epic episode. I'm almost glad I didn't recap it… as you can tell by my intro I am still pretty damned pissed about what happened. I knew it was gonna be bad because Dan, Nic, and other friends were hitting my Facebook wall ranting about it. What a sad, depressing, and disappointing spectacle that was. And to lose AzMarie like that. Such a waste of an actual talent. Tyrant… this one goes down with Lauren Brie's boot and Whitney's win. Just awful and wrong. Here are some more adjectives… just for fun… lame, transparent, manipulative, and egotistical. Don't even get me started on the booty tooching crap. Just because your booty is getting bigger, does not mean booty tooching is an actual thing.
Apologies for no ANTM recap this week. Our resident expert Rich is in Puerto Vallarta sipping on some margaritas and conducting his own gay "Easter Egg Hunt" *wink*. It's a good thing he missed last night's show because it would've driven him crazy, specifically Tyra. She was in fine form with her over-the-top'ness and indulgent tutorials. Really, did we need a master class on all the various types of booty tooching. That said, at least I now know the international sign language for "smizing". You never know when that's going to come in handy.
I half debated doing a recap, Rich even asked me to, but I know I couldn't even come close to his fiercely real intoxibella powers of recapping. He is pretty awesome at doing them. We need to think of an intoxibella name for him. That said, I had titles for my potential recap all raring to go including, "It's All Fun And Games Til A Teddy Bear Loses Its Ear" or "No Booty Tooching For You". Instead of a recap, I'm going to combine my thoughts on last night's episode with my weekly preview pics for next week's. So, here goes nothing…
Spice Girls, Destiny's Child, Pussycat Dolls, Girls Aloud. Who does girl groups better, the Brits or the Yanks? I'm sure we'll find out on the next episode of "America's Next Top Model". For next week's challenge, the girls are divided into two teams to create and record music videos. On paper, you'd think the US girls have the upper hand. But as witnessed in the All-Stars cycle, you can never count anyone out. Who knew Allison Harvard would produce a killer creepy video? Boy, was Lisa D'Amato pissed.
Fittingly enough, joining the judging panel this week are Jessica Sutta and Nadine Coyle from the Pussycat Dolls and Girls Aloud respectively. I have no doubt both ladies will dole out sage girl group advice, especially my girl Sutta. Love that woman. Also handing out her expertise will be Tyra Banks. Judging from the preview photos, she'll be joining them in the dance studio. We all know Tyra has an extensive background in singing and dancing, right? Can't wait for this episode which will undoubtedly provide a lot of laughs. Catch a few pics of the girls getting their groove on below.
Previously on America's Next Top Model, Tyrant finally delivered a proper photoshoot that let us see which models were really starting to pull away and which were soon to be cannon fodder. AzMarie and Laura seem to the frontrunners for Team Yank while Catherine and Sophie are leading the charge for Team Brit. Unfortunately, we did have to endure another challenge about branding because as we all know being America's Next Top Model isn't about modeling, it's about being a ridiculous brand. Ahem Angelea. Ahem Lisa. Thankfully, Candace and her forced lip pout were sent packing. And this week, the wannabes are off to CANADA for Toronto Fashion Week. Welcome to the land of beavers ladies! How many god-awful Canadian stereotypes will be thrown in our faces? Will Tyrant end every sentence in "eh"? Only 10 girls are left. Who will be eliminated tonight?
Okay second paragraph is all 'bout Canada tonight. For you American readers, here are some things you need to know about this Canadian. 1 – I do not say "aboot". I'm from Vancouver; we talk like Californians, not Scottish/North Dakota hybrids. 2 – I do say "eh" and "sorry" WAY TO MUCH. Sometimes thank you and sorry come out in the same sentence. "Oh, excuse me, thanks, sorry". 3 – I have never seen an igloo in person, but I did play hockey. 4 – I absolutely think curling is an awesome sport and more people should watch it on TV. 5 – I absolutely think Cary Rae Jepsen needs to be the next big Canadian artist to make it in the USA. "Call Me Maybe" is so the song of 2012. And yes, you should call me, maybe.
So long Candace, it was nice knowing you… SORTA. With habitually Angry Face eliminated, the girls head up North for Toronto Fashion Week. Candace must've been pissed when she found out she just missed out on a free trip to Canada. Oh well, I'm sure the ANTM production team brought back some maple syrup as a consolation prize.
In Toronto, the remaining ten girls go on casting calls to book modeling jobs. A go-see challenge already? Does this mean that some girls won't participate in the runway shows? God, I hope so. This past week, the girls quickly turned on Kyle when she received positive feedback from the focus group. Can you just imagine the drama that will ensue from the girls who aren't book? You have to check out the picture of AzMarie on the catwalk. Andro-Genia sure is looking like the one to beat this cycle. FIERCE.
For this week's photo shoot, the girls wear foilage while being covered in maple syrup. Sounds like a sticky situation, right? Based on the final outcome, it was all worth it. The pictures are absolutely gorgeous. Check them out below. Joining the judging panel this week is model legend Beverly Johnson. This former supermodel was the first black woman to grace the cover of American Vogue back in 1974. Johnson made it on my Top 10 Black Supermodels list that I wrote a few years back. Definitely read it, if you haven't done so already.
Previously on America's Next Top Model, the sh*t hit the fan. Seriously, what else can I say? I could go on about Tyrant's ongoing attempts to brand the wannabes (this year as superheroes), or I could jump right into the crazy that was Louise losing it at panel, calling Kelly Cutrone rude and vice versa, freaking out in tears, storming out, and quitting. Her picture was gorgeous, but it wasn't enough to shut the judges up so she tried to shut THEM up. It didn't work. Louise's sudden departure spared the rest of the girls from elimination and there was some serious crap to choose from. I'm looking at you Alisha and Eboni. So what drama awaits us tonight? Will we finally get a normal photo shoot with some actual quality? Will Tyrant give someone a lame speech about branding? Only 11 girls remain. Who will be eliminated tonight?
So, the other day I was reading some interview Tyrant gave about how the character she portrays on ANTM is just a character and that she's actually more like the person from her talk show. She wants to go back to the "magic" of Cycle 1 and pull back from her "character" that has developed over the last 18 Cycles. Interesting… right? I've been yelling at her for years… all the way back to Cycle 3 or 4 to do this! Is she finally listening? Did the Angelea debacle finally let her see the light? Did she read my article on how to make the show great again? I sure hope so! Read it here. Here's another little thought for Tyrant to chew on… she, nor her character, are what makes this show great. The amazingness comes from modeling in interesting photo shoots and the models themselves.
Before I begin, I just wanted say a huge THANKS to Patrick for filling in and doing all the ANTM Preview Posts while I was on vacation. With that said, I've finally caught up on all the episodes of Cycle 18 aka "ANTM: British Invasion".
While I'm growing tired of the whole US versus Britain thing, I'm liking this Cycle quite a bit. There are a few girls that I like and rooting for (AzMarie, Eboni, Catharine, Sophie and Ashley). Plus, Tyra finally granted Rich and my ultimate wish by letting the girls pick their best pic. How awesome was that to see after seventeen cycles? Another thing I love about this cycle is Kelly Cutrone. While she hasn't exactly endeared herself to the girls or ANTM viewers, I personally love her and been a fan for years.. Sure, she's tough but she knows what she's talking about. I'd gladly fork over some cash for a dose of her tough love and life lessons. Sign me up.
On the next episode titled, "Jay Alexander", the runway coach serves as guest judge and mentors the ladies on their sashaying skills. Snapping the girls for this week's photo shoot is Nigel Barker. He'll photograph the girls wearing British couture while posing in vintage American cars. Check out a few photos below and the entire set in our ANTM Cycle 18 Gallery.


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It's time again for "Dear Wendy Updates," in which people I've given advice to in the past let us know whether they followed the advice and how they're doing today. After the jump, we hear from "Hot For Doc," whose letter to me first appeared in one of my "Shortcuts" columns. She was involved with a guy — a hot doctor — she called a "functioning alcoholic," whose daily consumption of booze and pills "frightened her." He wouldn't walk the dog around the block after drinking for fear of being seen by his neighbors, and his boozing was even affecting the couple's sex life since he "usually passes out before they can even get started." Her friends were telling her to walk away, but she blamed co-dependency issues on her inability to leave him. So, have things changed since she saw my advice and reader comments to her? Did she finally get up the gumption to walk away? Find out after the jump. Keep reading »
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Archive for 21 March 2013
Star Wars: The Old Republic adds 2 million players since going F2P
Star Wars: The Old Republic didn't do too well in its first year with the players dropping off sharply after launch.
Rom-com: Join the Romulans in Star Trek Online's forthcoming add-on
With the internet all excited about the first sighting of Sherlock Holmes in the upcoming Star Trek film, Star Trek Online is perhaps hoping to latch on to a few of those stray search terms by announcing news of a forthcoming expansion.
Help out an adorable square cat in Catorize
Attention, people who send me Kickstarter press releases every day: if your game features an adorable square cat, I will most likely write about it.
Might & Magic X Legacy to revisit first-person, turn-based adventures
It's interesting, isn't it, how an indie success like Grimrock will re-open interest in genres that major publishers had been rejecting for years.
Daedalic's Blackguards is going to make you a murderer
It's game announcement week over at Daedalic. Just after revealing Memoria, they've come out with news of turn-based RPG Blackguards; aspects of which sound rather interesting.
Free space ninjas: Warframe is now in open beta
From now on, everybody gets a free space ninja. Digital Extremes' co-op action title Warframe is now in open beta, which means anybody who's interested in the game can head to this site, sign up and play it for free.
New Dead Island Riptide trailer brings more zombie mashing action
It may not be quite as moving as the original Dead Island trailer but there's plenty to get excited about in this new video if you enjoyed the first game or simply love watching zombies getting hacked up.
Getting tactical with infantry combat in ARMA 3
We've had a blast in the Arma 3 Alpha so far and as any tactical shooter player knows, this is not a finger twitching FPS.
Creating Bioshock Infinite's Elizabeth Vidoc
According to Ken Levine Elizabeth is the "emotional centre" of Bioshock Infinite, and in this latest video ahead of next week's release, Ken explains her role and creation.
Neverwinter beta key giveaway
This weekend Perfect World will be holding their third beta test weekend for Cryptic's upcoming MMO.


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Field Trip Courses for 2015
Each Field Trip course spends 1-5 nights off campus
INQ 177 Ecosystem Experience
Instructors: Dr. Jon Cawley
Prerequisites: None
Fee: $ tba
Overnight camping
This course is an investigation into historic and contemporary land use and ecosystems of upper Roanoke River through hiking, overnight camping, food, research, and written exercises. This course is writing intensive, students will analyze and record their observations and experiences, and will use their writings to construct a "curricular manual" for the Alta Mons site. Based from campus, this IL will include camping overnights (tents and gear provided) on location at Alta Mons, hikes along portions of the Roanoke River Greenway and visit(s) to the Salem Historical Museum and other locations.
Campus Courses for 2015
Campus courses may have day trips, but no overnights away from campus
INQ 277 20th Century American Films and the Novels that Inspired Them
Instructor: Dr. Anita Turpin
Prerequisites: none
Fee: none
This course explores the visions of America presented through literature and film adaptations of that literature. The novels and films represent a diverse vision of American culture and mythology-from America as a frontier nation to America in the late 20th century. We will look at how the myth of the American West still pervades the culture, at the ways in which the American South creates its own milieu and wields its own influence across the continent, and at the ways in which immigrant cultures of the 20th century have further diversified an American culture which has always been formed by multicultural groups.
INQ/HIST 277 African Cultural History through Film
Instructor: Dr. Jesse Bucher
Prerequisites: none
Fee: none
Most courses on African history rely on a relatively narrow set of sources to analyze the past. Indeed, Africa's academic historians write within parameters of style and content that are followed by other members of the discipline. Historians generally place a strong emphasis on interpreting government documents, minutes of meetings, and other official records that are valued for their inherent 'truth'. Yet, many people on the African continent use other mediums to talk about, debate, and articulate their pasts. Like conventional historians, creative writers, filmmakers, and artists use their work to think historically and to raise poignant questions about the relationship between the past and present. In this course, we will work with some of these creative works to think about the cultural history of twentieth century Africa. By critically reading novels and films, the course will pursue new ways of evaluating African history. We will consider the following questions: How do novels and films permit new types of historical analysis? In what ways do these sources of history deliver larger historical insights into issues including colonialism, the formation of independent states, economic underdevelopment, and globalization? In addition to reading a secondary text on African history, students will critically interpret novels and films about Africa. These materials will allow students to develop a unique perspective on African cultural history in a comparative fashion.
INQ 277 Computer Graphics
Instructor: Dr. Eliz Heil
Fee: $
Intensive investigation and exploration using the computer in the visual arts. Emphasis is on learning computer graphic software and equipment. Application of computer knowledge is applied to various visual products.
INQ 177 Computing Aspects of E-Computing
Instructor: Dr. Durell Bouchard
Prerequisites: none
Fee: none
An overview of electronic commerce. Topics include: network infrastructure for e-commerce; overview of web technology; a study of the web-sites hosting several web-based businesses; the electronic storefront; security; electronic payment systems; social, legal, and ethical issues. Students will form teams, develop a web-site-including the software to handle electronic commerce-for a mock web business which will be evaluated by the class.
INQ 277 Exploring Vision through the Eye of the Lens
Instructor: Dr. David Nichols
Prerequisites: none
Fee: $
This class will utilize the digital camera as both a metaphor for the human eye and as a tool to create photographic representations of principles of human vision. Cameras and the human eye will be compared and contrasted in order to better understand both. Mechanisms of human visual perception, such as color vision, depth perception, and motion perception, will first be discussed in lecture format and then assignments will be carried out wherein students take purposeful photographs to illuminate the discussion topics. The idea is that application through photography of principles discussed in relation to human vision, i.e. how we sense and perceive the world, will give you a better understanding of how and why the human vision system works the way it does. Photographic expeditions will be done both around campus and as part of full day trips.
INQ 277 Fantasy in Children's Literature and Film
Instructor: Prof. Deb Selby
Prerequisites: INQ 110, HNRS 105, or HNRS 110
Fee: none
This is a total immersion course which focuses on critical approaches to the use of fantasy in children's and young adult literature and films. Drawing on a number of critical perspectives, students will read, view, and analyze fictional works and films for children and young adults. Oral presentations and active discussion are a required component of this course.
INQ 177 Film as a Social Icon
Instructor: Dr. Bruce Partin
Prerequisite: INQ 110, HNRS 105, or HNRS 110
Fee: none
Students will view 12 films produced in the United States between 1950 and 1964. They will examine how these films are distinctive products of their times not only technically but also in terms of their narrative content and the socio-political issues they raise.
INQ 277 Films of Alfred Hitchcock
Instructor: Dr. Srikanth Mallavarapu
Prerequisite: none
Fee: none
Alfred Hitchcock was one of the most important filmmakers of the twentieth century, with a body of work that includes classics like Psycho, Vertigo, Rear Window and North by Northwest. This course will examine Hitchcock's contributions to film form, style, and narration. We will examine the themes and motifs that run through Hitchcock's films. We will also analyze these films as social and cultural artifacts that reflect the context in which they were produced.
INQ/CHEM 277 Forensic Chemistry
Instructor: Dr. Kelly Anderson
Prerequisite: CHEM 112
Fee: none
Forensic Chemistry uses the nomenclature, reactions, laboratory techniques, procedures and instruments of chemistry to examine drugs, poisons, body fluids, tissues, and fire residues to assist our system of criminal justice.
INQ/HIST 277 History Detectives
Instructor: Dr. Mary Henold
Fee: $
In this course students will explore the history and development of urban spaces in the 19th and 20th centuries through the study of a historic Roanoke neighborhood. Through readings, tours, guest lectures, and most especially intensive archival research into particular residential streets and buildings, students will study neighborhood change over time. In the process, students will practice the basic skills of historical archival research, and will learn how to trace the history of people and property in the historical record. Specific topics of interest will be urban planning, historic preservation, suburbanization, and urban renewal. A research fee of $50 will be charged for each student
INQ/CJUS/POLI 277 Law and Film
Instructor: Dr. Todd Peppers
Prerequisites: POLI 101
Fee: none
This course will examine how popular culture (more specifically, film) portrays lawyers and the legal system and how those images affect our perceptions of the legal system.
INQ 277 Medieval Books
Instructor: Dr. David Scaer
Prerequisites: none
Fee: $ tba
INQ 177 Motorcycle Musings
Instructor: Dr. Anil Shende
Prerequisites: none
Fee: $ tba
INQ 277 Porcelain
Instructor: Prof. Scott Hardwig
Prerequisites: none
Fee: tba
This course focuses on the production of ceramics using high-fire porcelain and whiteware clay. This rarest and most precious of all pottery clays has been used throughout history for wares of the most exquisite refinement and beauty. We will work with porcelain and other white clays, use the famous celadon and copper red glazes always associated with them, and try several stencil and decal techniques that have recently become available. Open to non-majors as well as majors.
INQ 277 Skilled Helping: A Problem-Management Approach
Instructor: Dr. Ed Whitson
Prerequisites: none
Fee: none
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I've searched the web and have found a mix of opinion. Some say use paint, wax, colored glue on the ends of freshly cut canes. Others say that nothing works. I did just lose a Double Delight to cane borers. What are your opinions out there. Thx, cj |
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I use molding and trim wood glue--it doesn't drip. |
Elmers carpenters wood glue |
ditto on elmers |
- Posted by ronda_in_carolina Upstate SC -7a (My Page) on Fri, Apr 22, 11 at 23:44
Ditto on Elmers as well. |
Elmer's glue either wood or regular white work well yup. |
Here in the PNW we have two types of cane borers--rose cane borers and raspberry cane borers. Rose cane borers are mostly annoying. They kill the top inch or two of the rose cane but new growth will emerge further down the cane and the rose will be fine. Some people will seal the cane but those of us who have lots of roses don't bother--it takes too much time! Raspberry cane borers are a differant matter. They will burrrow all the way down the cane and even into the crown of the plant and maybe kill the rose. Since you say your rose was killed I'm guessing that this is what you have. The good news is that roses are not the prefered food of raspberry cane borers--they prefer raspberries and if they can't get them they go for blackberries. If you have them on your roses it is usually a sign that somewhere in your neighborhood someone has taken out their raspberries or taken out blackberries and the hungry critters ate your roses. After a few years the cane borers will either die out or the raspberries or blackberries will come back and they will go eat those. In the meantime, you can control the borers by keeping an eye on your roses and if you see dieback on the canes below two inches, cut back the cane to below the dieback. You will see a catapillar-ish looking thing at the bottom of the tunnel. Dispose of it. The good news is that since these critters have a one year life cycle, once you have disposed of them, they will not come back for a year. I don't know if a systemic insecticide will work. Systemics cannot be used on edibles and since this is mainly a pest of raspberries, the insecticides will not be labeled for use on raspberry cane borers. But they might work for raspberry cane borers on roses. But it is probably less work to just cut them out when you see them rather than spraying. |
What everyrose said. Cane borers are not a big problem here and I don't generally recommend sealing pruning ends. Raspberry borers are a rare menace. Sealing pruning ends won't stop them. |
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NYFW Spring 2013: Mrs. Bono Thinks Flats and Confidence Are Really Important
After catching EDUN's Spring 2013 fashion show, I slipped backstage to find the brand's co-founder Ali Hewson—aka Mrs. Bono—having a hair model moment. Standing in front of a giant fan, her dark curls billowed freely and she looked relaxed and happy.
"It's really hot back here," she explained before stepping away from the breeze. "But we should talk over here, you'll NEVER hear me over that. Sorry!"
After assuring her I was just fine since I had just switched from stilettos to flats ("That's smart," she told me "Someone just asked me what my essential equipment for fashion week was and I was like, 'Flat shoes!'"), she filled me in on the new collection and how she's celebrating post-show.
I know that you source a lot of your materials from Africa and many of your collections have a urban safari thing happening. Is that intentional? Does your designer team travel to Africa a lot?
I think Africa is just in our being! But actually, this collection is not inspired by Africa. It's more about duality, which we've done every season. This more about being soft, with a little bit of an edge. So we asked, 'What is a women's most intimate place?' And really, you are softest in the bedroom. So we took that to the street, putting a protective layer over it. It's quite beautiful. You can see in the collection, the camo prints going over the delicate silk pieces.
What type of women do you picture wearing this line?
Just someone who is fresh and has an open approach to life. Confident!
Right? I think that if you're confident you can wear almost anything.
I think it's true—not overconfident. Just, someone who knows who she is.
I've been asking everyone this—probably I've been to busy to eat much myself this week—but what will your first celebratory meal be now that you're done?
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Do you know what your ordering? Let me live vicariously through you!
I have no idea…whatever's left! Because by the time I get there, the kitchen might be closed!
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I bought some pink and white stripe scrapbooking paper for projects for my bedroom, but my bedroom has a slightly off white color and the white is too bright. What can I use to knock the brightness of the white down without changing the pink too much?
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uuuuuummmmm - take a piece of it and try spraying it with a weak solution of tea or wipe it on and then off to get the color you want... |
Thank you grandma_bonnie. I think that's about the best solution. Sandi |
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Hi! Maybe try a small piece in a low oven,maybe 175-250, keep checking to see how it's coming along. That might make the pink dull somewhat,pre-heat the oven ,and take notes :D And good luck! or you could set it in the sunlight. |
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Blake Shelton developed a love for country music through his brother's Hank Williams Jr. obsession and entered youth beauty pageants just to compete in the talent portions. He and his mullet moved up to playing local honky-tonks before heading to Nashville at 17. After several years of pounding pavement in the country capital and connecting with industry vet Bobby Braddock, Shelton released his debut album in 2001 and scored his first No. 1 with "Austin." His sophomore effort, The Dreamer, dropped in 2003, the same year he married Kaynette Williams. The marriage had gone belly up by the time he paired with Miranda Lambert for the 2005 CMT special "100 Greatest Duets." Their connection was immediate and soon after she moved a few miles down the road from him. To promote his fifth CD, 2008's Startin' Fires, the "Hillbilly Bone" crooner hit the road with his future bride. (They got engaged with matching guns in 2010, a busy year for Shelton as he finally won his first ACM award, was inducted into the Grand Ole Opry and nabbed male vocalist of the year at the CMAs. He started his bromance with fellow coach Adam Levine on "The Voice" in 2011 and has mentored his talent successfully to the top three times. He exchanged vows with Lambert in Texas in May 2011 and shared the 2012 song of the year trophy with her at the CMAs for "Over You." His latest CD, Based On A True Story, won album of the year at the 2013 CMAs, where he and his boo took home matching best vocalist trophies.
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Empirically, there are many types of justification of political loyalty. Political theory helps one think about the most popular and empirically effective conceptions more consistently. To achieve this, the essay is structured around three main questions that will be asked of six typical strategies of justification. First, how strong is the political obligation that the political community can expect from its citizens? Second, how is political obligation related to other duties and obligations? The third question is to what degree can it be extended over to other citizens? The six justifications to be considered are the following: (1) conflict resolution, (2) mutual advantages, (3) natural or identity-based bonds, (4) a universal moral-political ideal, (5) participation (republicanism), and (6) mission. Political philosophers and citizens with strong political preferences will see how and to what extent their preferences are reconcilable with one or more of these strategies of justifying political obligation.
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Citation Information: World Political Science Review. Volume 5, Issue 1, ISSN (Online) 1935-6226, DOI: 10.2202/1935-6226.1056, January 2009
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Keywords: political obligation; conflict resolution; mutual advantages; identity; universal ideas; participation; political mission