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25 It's not like you to do this, killing the innocent with the guilty as if there were no difference. It's not like you! Will the judge of all the earth not act justly?" | 25 Far be it from you to do such a thing--to kill the righteous with the wicked, treating the righteous and the wicked alike. Far be it from you! Will not the Judge of all the earth do right?" |
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RNLI footage shows rescuers retrieving people from a tall ship off Cork in the Irish Republic after it hit rocks and began to sink. The 43ft boat was carrying 30 people on a sailing training excursion when it got into trouble. None of those on board are thought to have been injured


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The future continues to look bright for the good kid, as he said fans can "definitely expect a record" with Em. Something dark and menacing would be ideal. And if an Eminem collabo, let alone a Nas record, is eminent, Kendrick will showcase his ability to hang with the lyrical top dawgs.
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South Korea's leader calls Cheonan warship sinking 'no accident'
(Read article summary)President Lee Myung-bak today called for a review of South Korea's defenses against the North, while using his strongest language yet to imply that the North sank the South's Cheonan warship on March 26.
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South Korea's president today promised a firm response to the March sinking of the warship Cheonan while calling for a review of the South's defenses against North Korea.
While President Lee Myung-bak linked the incident to North Korea in his speech at the twice-a-year meeting of the South's top military commanders, he stopped short of accusing the North of involvement. The meeting is normally chaired by the defense minister, and Lee's presence alone revealed the heightened tensions between North and South.
"What is obvious so far is that the Cheonan did not sink due to a simple accident," Lee said, reports the Associated Press. "As soon as the incident occurred, I sensed it was a grave international and inter-Korean matter."
President Lee's continued refusal to directly accuse the North highlights the cautious approach the South is taking toward its aggressive northern neighbor, which is led by Kim Jong-il and backed by China. His comments come as the reclusive and eccentric Kim is visiting China, and could put China in a difficult position as North Korea's ally if North Korea is shown to have been involved.


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What is acid reflux? Adults usually refer to it as heartburn. Acid reflux in babies, also called Gastroesophageal Reflux, (GER) occurs when the muscle at the entrance of the stomach, is not strong enough to keep the acids inside. This then leads to pain, and results in your baby spitting up a lot more than usual.
This problem is regularly dismissed as colic, fortunately nowadays we can actually do something about acid reflux.
Acid reflux is usually worse for around 1 – 4 months and stops between 6 months to a year.
* Baby reflux may be due to an oversupply of milk, or a forceful "let down". Mom will need to express some of her milk before breastfeeding, so that her baby does not swallow air whilst feeding.
* Reflux is sometimes due to the muscle of the baby's stomach, not being mature enough yet. Premature babies are at increased risk of reflux.
* Food allergies can also cause acid reflux in babies.
* Mom could try to eliminate dairy, to rule out a dairy allergy. Infant formula and some medication, including herbal MEDs, may cause acid reflux symptoms.
* Anything new in a mother's diet, or in a baby's diet, could cause reflux in baby. Common culprit acid reflux foods include: tomatoes, citrus fruits, high fat foods, spicy foods, processed foods and anything acidic.
* Swallowing of unnecessary air can cause acid reflux in babies; this usually happens when a baby is restless whilst breastfeeding. It is always a good idea to breastfeed Baby in a calm, quiet surrounding, to minimize distractions. Always feed your baby before he/she gets too hungry.
* Baby might be experiencing a growth spurt, and therefore drinking at a faster pace and feeding more often than usual.
* Hereditary factors can also increase the occurrence of acid reflux in babies.
* A common acid reflux cause: When the introduction of solids occurs before Baby is ready.
So, should a Mother continue to breastfeed, if her baby has GER?
Yes, it has been found that acid reflux in babies, that are breastfed, is less severe and painful. There has also been evidence, that some GER babies who are breastfed, have no symptoms at all.
Breastfeeding triggers a movement in the gastrointestinal tract, that helps move food within the intestines. Breast milk digests much easier than formula, which therefore reduces the chances of acid reflux occurrence in a breastfed baby.
Another reason why breastfeeding is a superior option: babies that are breastfed, are held more upright when fed, which in turn keeps the acid down.
* Frequent burping and hiccups in babies.
* Frequent spitting up.
* Reflux causes poor sleep.
* Poor weight gain.
* Fussiness can be a sign of acid reflux.
* Difficulty swallowing.
* Wanting to nurse more frequent or less frequent.
* Bad breath.
* Arching the neck and back, as if in pain.
* An acid reflux child may have many chest and ear infections.
* An acid reflux toddler, may sleepwalk at night.
(GERD – infant acid reflux disease)
Baby will need reflux treatment or therapy.
* Uncontrollable crying and fussing.
* Poor weight gain or excessive weight loss.
* In Severe acid reflux cases, children vomit up blood.
* Breathing problems.
Helping Baby with GER and Preventing Acid Reflux in Babies
* Get your baby positioned as upright as possible while nursing, this will keep the acid down. Try walking while nursing.
* Reflux in babies can often be prevented by burping them often and efficiently.
* Breastfeed more often, and for no longer than 10 minutes at a time; the more milk your baby has in his/her stomach, the more discomfort he/she will experience.
* Ensure a good latch, to guarantee less air intake.
* Keep reflux infants motionless for a few minutes after feedings, this will keep most of the milk from coming up. Avoid any pressure on your baby's abdomen.
* Breastfeed your baby during times when he/she is more relaxed.
* Do not smoke or keep your baby in the vicinity of tobacco smoke.
* Caffeine intake should be reduced.
* Thickening feeds to reduce stomach reflux is not advised, as it results in: increased coughing after feedings, it is less nutritive, it increases the chances of diabetes in babies, increases the chances of infections and can lead to a low breast milk supply.
* Babies with acid reflux, sleep better on their tummies, propped up at a 30 degree angle. Acid reflux infants experience more pain when they are left to lie on their backs at night.
* Carrying Baby in a breastfeeding sling, can help keep your baby in an upright position, near his/her source of food, as well as feeling comforted.
* Change Baby's diaper before feedings, as this will ensure less movement after a feeding.
* Acid reflux babies should wear loose clothing, to prevent pressure on their tummies.
* Avoid long trips in a car seat. The slouched over position can aggravate GER.
* Always let your baby finish at one breast, before offering the other, even if you need to pump the other side. Doing this will ensure that Baby drinks the essential hind milk. This will also decrease the likeliness of acid reflux.
What is Silent Reflux in Babies?
This refers to when an acid reflux infant does not spit up, the acid then travels back down the esophagus, causing even more discomfort.
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If you take the time to look around, there are a number of funds outside the big ETFs that could provide better returns and diversification, writes Aaron Levitt for Investopedia.
For instance, many have invested in the SPDR Gold Shares (NYSEARCA:GLD), which has a 0.40% expense ratio, as a way to hedge against quantitative easing, debt issues and inflation expectations. Alternatively, the iShares Gold Trust (NYSEARCA:IAU) is a similar offering but comes with a 0.25% expense ratio.
Additionally, the ETFS Physical PM Basket (NYSEARCA:GLTR) and the ETFS Physical White Metals Basket Share (NYSEARCA:WITE) provide exposure to a basket of various precious metals. WITE holds the "white metals" silver, platinum and palladium; and GLTR holds a basket of silver, platinum, palladium and gold.
Investors who are interested in a broad large-cap index ETF do not have to stick with the S&P 500. For instance, the Vanguard Mega Cap ETF (NYSEARCA:MGC), which tracks the CRSP US Mega Index, has outperformed the S&P 500 by 1% annually over the past three years.
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19 then you will delight in right sacrifices, in burnt offerings and whole burnt offerings; then bulls will be offered on your altar. | 19 Then there will be righteous sacrifices, whole burnt offerings to delight you; then bulls will be offered on your altar. |
New Revised Standard Version Bible, copyright 1989, Division of Christian Education of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America. Used by permission. All rights reserved. (New Revised Standard Bible Version Online) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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The Witcher 2 will be out before you know it, making its debut on console on April 17 and releasing a brand new enhanced version, featuring a ton of bonus content free to existing PC users on the very same day. Be sure to check out our Witcher 2 review to see what thought of it, but John and Tamoor are already tipping this as the next big post-Skyrim RPG.
In the build up to the game, we managed to catch an extensive interview with CD Projekt's extremely affable Lead Level Artist Marek Ziemak to discuss both the game itself and the much acclaimed developer's wider plans. In this exclusive interview Ziemak reveals why they make unashamedly mature games, the challenges of creating huge non-linear gaming experiences and what he's most looking forward to personally from the next generation of consoles. It's a good read, so without further ado, we'll let you crack on.
For people who've never encountered the Witcher before, what's the appeal of the game universe and the character?
I believe it's very interesting for all newcomers because we're creating a totally unique game. We have this great dark fantasy world, the new for western players. I would say it's totally different from the high fantasy written by Tolkien or stuff like that.
And it also has many elements of Polish and Slavic culture. So we believe it's something that's really new and really interesting. Yeah, for the player, so if you haven't played the previous game, you haven't seen those elements yet and I'm sure you'll be surprised and happy.
But this isn't just a straight port of the PC game, this is a truly enhanced version of the game?
In the enhanced version we decided not only to improve the game in many aspects, like iron out some technical glitches and stuff as well as move and adapt the game to a new platform. But we also focused on delivering once again a lot of new content. So first of all there's this new great opening CGI scene, there's an outro movie, and there are a lot of new cut scenes within the game and stuff like that that actually immerse you into the game world to show you the consequences of your decisions even more.
There are transitional movies between acts which are some of my favourites and they look really impressive and give you a feeling of accomplishing something and you know like starting a new adventure.
So yeah, the enhanced edition was not only about improving the things we already did, but also about delivering new content and adapting the game to a new platform - a huge task.
But you haven't ignored PC guys either - you're looking after your core fans as well?
Of course, because our philosophy is that we want to be fair first of all with all the players, when we decided to upgrade the game to add some extra content we knew right away that it will be available for everyone who bought the game or who will buy the game and that means also obviously the PC players. If you already have the game, you'll be able to download all those updates for free. If you haven't you can buy the game and download them for free - that's our philosophy.
What's been the biggest challenge in bringing the game to Xbox 360? Do you feel you've had to compromise with anything or do you see it more as an opportunity?
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So I'm watching the Oscars last night (has there ever been a less entertaining television broadcast?), and among the endless Coke and Cadillac commercials is a spot for CSI: Miami. Apparently, a man-eating grizzly bear is rampaging through the Everglades. Yeah, the Everglades.
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From An Inconvenient Truth Sung My Melissa Etheridge at the Oscars Have I been sleeping? I've been so still Afraid of crumbling Have I been careless?
You may not know Rebecca but you'd be a better person if you did. Altered, at the very least. Rebecca has directed dozens of SCA trail and restoration projects. She is wise, optimistic and caring. Tender, patient, and a bit shy; she would probably prefer that I not post this. But most of all, she is passionate. About nature. About stewardship. About life.
by Joshua Stearns, SCA Board Member and Alumnus Almost everyone has heard at least some small snippet of Martin Luther King Jr.'s famous I Have a Dream speech, given at the March on Washington in August of 1967. It is one of the great speeches of our time. However, whenever I hear a recording of that speech, or see a video of it, I am struck by the moment just before Dr. King begins to speak.
Conservation That Builds Relationships by Joshua Stearns, SCA Board Member and Alumnus "Service has the power to connect people across generations, connect landscapes across geographies, and connect our work to a greater good." SCA offered me the opportunity to develop life-changing relationships.
From Coins of Dawn, by C.T. Putnam From matriarchal vision was their mission born, these heroes bold and true. Brave guardians of nature's bounty, neglect of mankind to undo. They do it not for glory, nor fame or wealth untold; but for the sense of wonder brought by a job well done. They scale the heights of Kenai; they march the Sonoran trails.
by Emily Sloan, '05 Stepping onto the night train to Vienna, I finally felt like a European traveler. I dozed off and awoke to find myself explaining intricacies of English grammar to a Sardinian college student.
Connecting Soul, Soil, and Society by Joshua Stearns, SCA Board Member and Alumnus In recent years SCA has taken its work out of the wilderness and into the community, changing lives and serving nature in local classrooms and community venues as well as state forests and national parks.
The Coal War on Appalachia by Janisse Ray HAZARD, Ky. – When I arrive at the tiny hangar in Hazard, Kentucky, pilot Susan Lapis is waiting. Lapis has flown in her immaculate Cessna from Bristol, Virginia, where she lives. She's dressed completely in black, a long black dress with black tights.
News from Vermont, by Janisse Ray Two hundred years ago, eating local was a way of life. Vermonters stocked root cellars, smoked meat, made sauerkraut and pickles, and canned fruits and vegetables for winter. Now, eating local has become an important way to decrease dependence on fossil fuels and to help build a more dependable, decentralized food system.
by Joshua Stearns, SCA Board Member and Alumnus Bill McKibben's new initiative, Step It Up!, is creating quite a buzz in the green corners of the internet.
These stories may not have the drama of falling birds or giant ice shelves breaking free, but they do a little to lighten my enviro-heart. At the same time, my inner skeptic can't help but ask: Are these law-makers legit? And do sportsmen really appreciate nature the same way that I do? As environmentalists, doesn't it seem like we just have to take what we can get?
Hawking: Climate Change Worse Than Terror The Associated PressJan 17, 2007 9:57 AM LONDON - Scientist Stephen Hawking described climate change Wednesday as a greater threat to the planet than terrorism. link Birds fall from sky over town By Amanda O'BrienJanuary 10, 2007 01:00am THOUSANDS of birds have fallen from the skies over Esperance and no one knows why.
by Janisse Ray Silent Spring opened the floodgates of inquiry into environmental contaminants and their effects on wildlife and humans, an investigation that accelerated in the 1990s. We've looked at chemicals in high doses as lethal. We've looked at chemicals as carcinogenic. But they may be affecting us in other life-threatening ways.
by Bernie Zaleha, Sierra Club Vice President (2004-2006), Sierra Club Board of Directors, SCA Alumnus I've been a deep ecologist since I first heard the term and its definition. I forget exactly when that was, but I know it was before my summer of volunteer service in 1982 to the SCA in the BLM's office in Fairbanks, Alaska.
Oh arghh… We're having an ice storm, I'm trying to work from home, and it's not going well. I'm back from vacation and feeling a surge of pent up energy to get some work done on SCA's websites. That, coupled with anxiety about having been away for 10 days has me feeling more than my usual frustration when things go awry, as they have this morning.
by Joshua Stearns, SCA Board Member and Alumnus You walk in the door, and the elegant stone arches of this old building tower above you, cathedral-like, interrupted only by an enormous replica of a giant squid hanging, tentacles outstretched, over your head. Past the lobby, children race around the Alien Earths (http://www.alienearths.org) multimedia displays which invite them to investigate wor
Janisse Ray is a writer and naturalist born in Baxley, Georgia, who has graciously agreed to write for our blog.
by Joshua Stearns, SCA Board Member and Alumnus Martin Luther King Jr. Day is just around the corner (January 15th), and in recognition of the role that Dr. King played in the health of our communities, our society, and our world at large, SCA has asked me to write some reflections on the unique intersection of community, service, civic engagement, and the environment.
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Vancouver sells Olympic Village condos to Aquilini Group
The City of Vancouver has sold the remaining 67 condo units in the Olympic Village development to the Aquilini Group, the owners of the Vancouver Canucks, for $91 million.
At a news conference at Vancouver City Hall today (April 28), Mayor Gregor Robertson said the city has paid off its $630 million debt from the project.
"Working with the best that Vancouver had to offer in terms of business and legal, construction and development experience advising us, we were able to be patient and make sure that we could bring this deal around and eventually break even," he said.
"So it's great news. We're very relieved here at city hall to see this day that many said would never come."
But the city only made $70 million from the land for which it originally expected to receive $200 million—a price that would have covered the cost of community amenities in the area.
Non-Partisan Association councillor George Affleck argued the mayor and Vision Vancouver can't take credit for the process of paying off the debt.
"This was done by a receiver and by a real-estate company," he told reporters. "It's a process that a receiver takes care of, not the mayor of the city."
Developer and architect Michael Geller also challenged the mayor's comments, contending that it's "improper to suggest taxpayers have not lost one cent on this project".
"We spent $50 million more than we should have on the social housing units, which the city still owns, because they could not find a nonprofit group to take them over," he said. "We've been losing money on those units."
I'm not sure how that makes any sense at all. There must be more to the deal than is being reported in this article.
Yes NPA is not faultless in this mess but this was part of the Olympic Games and the City of Vancouver had no choice in guaranteeing the whole thing as this was a Olympic Games Venue.
The province should have backstopped the whole thing.
NPA not faultless? That's an understatement of epic proportions. Sam "can I get you some crack?" Sullivan and his NPA cohorts on council exercised some stupendously bad judgement in their dealings with Millennium. Vision inherited this mess and have now extricated the city from this fiasco.
We the citizens of BC should ALL have had a chance to vote .
The Olympics are a party for the rich , paid for by everyone else .
The trickle down effects of 17 days of TV exposure is hardly worth the cost .
Two days after the Olympics are over , they are forgotten about anyways .
Where were the 2012 Olympics ? Don't google it .
The game plan for the Olympics goes like this privatize the profits , socialize the losses .
The smartest citizens are those in Denver who in the 70's voted NO to the Olympics .
Looking back , it didn't hurt Denver .
As for the exposure Vancouver/Whistler received , lets get real . Anyone who could afford to ski at whistler or visit Vancouver knew they existed .
Today it is obvious that the problem is not a lack of information--the problem is that money is a drug, a drug that enables its addicts to ignore the suffering of others.


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The sunlight reaches my face through the branches of the tall, thin pine trees I run. I hear you laugh from behind me, it surrounds me. Running with all the strength of my childhood years. My heart sinks for a moment when i think of life today i don't dwell on the pain i run faster and let the warmth from the light embrace me. If i run fast enough maybe I'll get away Maybe my mother will catch me and hold me in her arms again... like a child here with my dog beside me he guards me. I have to stop now i'm tired from running i have to walk my life, i have to walk it without you.


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MSU Executive Board 2014-2015
Maria Vargas Activities Director Social Science with a focus in Criminal Justice, Spanish Maria Vargas is a Senior at Western Oregon University. She is a strong and perserverant Latina with big dreams. Her ultimate goal in life is to make a difference in the life of others. She believes it is never to early to start achieving your dreams. Maria is involved in Kappa Delta Chi Sorority Inc, service trips, National Student Exchange, Multicultural Representatives Program, and PLUS Team. Her bucket list includes traveling to different places and helping out where needed. She enjoys spending time with family and friends, hiking, running, and cooking. "Every great dream begins with a dreamer. Always remember, you have within you the strength, the patience, and the passion to reach for the stars to change the world." |
Laura Miranda Social Membership Director Psychology My name is Laura Miranda and I am from Salem, OR. I went to North Salem High School, and am now a Junior this year at Western Oregon University. Apart from being on the MSU Executive Board, I am a Multicultural Representative, work for the Latino Advisory Board and am involved with service trips and Alternative Break. Many people do not know this about me, but I enjoy taking pictures and being outdoors. I am a traveler at heart and my dream is to be able to travel all over the world one day while at the same time helping people, but specifically children. "Everything happens for a reason." "It's the journey that matters, not the destination." |
Michelle Secretary Psychology, Social Science with a focus in Sociology My name is Michelle Garibay and I am currently a Senior at Western Oregon University. I was born in Harbor City, CA but grew up in Salem, OR. I graduated from McKay High School. I love spending time with my family and learning more about our history and my own culture. I love oldies and most of my peers would refer to me as being an old soul. I plan on going to Graduate school after WOU, but am still unsure. I know that I want to help individuals better themselves by providing them with mental and social support as well as advocating for their needs. Aside from MSU, I am the Event Coordinator for the Multicultural Representatives Program, which is designed to assist new students at WOU with their transition to college. "The purpose of our lives is to be happy." - Dalai Lama "Todo lo que hagas, hazlo con amor" - My grandma (Mama Tere) |
Samantha Valdez Freshmen Advocate Social Science with a focus in Criminal Justice Hi my name is Samantha Valdez, I go by Sam or Sammi, either one works. I am from Portland, OR and graduated from Reynolds High School, which is known as one of the biggest high schools in Oregon. I am currently a sophomore here at Western Oregon University and am involved with the Multicultural Representatives as a mentor. This is my first year on the MSU Executive Board and I am super excited for the events that we have planned for this year. A fun fact about me is that I LOVE hiking and exploring new things #ExploreOregon |
Berenice VargasCampus Advocate Exercise Science My name is Berenice Vargas. I am a Sophomore trying to reach my dreams, one day at a time. I am from Silverton, OR. Some things I like to do on my free time are to cook, hike, have YOLO adventures, and other things to keep myself busy. Along with being a part of the MSU Executive Board, I am also in the sorority on campus Kappa Delta Chi and I LOVE IT!!!! I am also involved in intramurals such as soccer and volleyball. |
Maria Babiker Campus Advocate Community Health Education My family and I moved to Oregon when I was 3 years old, since then we lived in Beaverton. I went to a really small high school, Merlo Station Community School. The school was so small we only had one hallway. I have an older brother and sister and out of the three of us, I am the only one to move away and go to a 4-year university. This is my second year at Western Oregon University and I LOVE it here!!!! After I graduate from WOU, I want to go into radiology. Apart from being on the MSU Executive Board, I love to read and am trying to teach myself how to create music. I love country and EDM music. One interesting fact about myself is that I had 3 pet goats named Abigale, Dash, and Goat. "If you don't ask, the answer is always no. If you don't go after what you want, you'll never have it. If you don't step forward, you're always in the same spot." |
Rosa Gomez Historian Social Science with a focus in Sociology, Spanish My name is Rosa Gomez and I am a junior at Western Oregon University. This is my second year serving on the MSU exec board. My major is Social Science with focus in Sociology with a minor in Spanish. I am the Historian for this year and i could not be anymore excited! One day I hope to become a bilingual social worker so that I can help my community. I love meeting new people and helping others. |
Jovany Romero Fundraising Coordinator Business with a focus in Entrepreneurship Hi my name is Jovany Romero but a lot of people like to call me Jovis, Jo, or Jeo. I have a lot of nicknames. I was born in Portland, OR (Keep Portland Weird), but have lived in many other states like Michigan, Texas, and Georgia. I am currently a Junior as Western Oregon University. I graduated from good ol' Roosevelt High School, LET'S GO RIDERS!!!! I like to paint landscapes/scenery or do portrait drawings. I love lasagne, but I would eat any type of food, I love food. "In the end we only regret the chances we didn't take" |
Ivan Acosta Public Relations Social Science My name is Ivan Acosta and I am from a small town called Estacada, OR. Estacada is known for Christmas trees and fishing. I am currently a sophomore here at Western Oregon University. I would love to work in immigration law and help keep families together. I love community service and helping those in need. Apart from being an MSU Executive Member, I am involved with the Multicultural Representatives Program as a mentor and work with the Upward Bound program as a tutor for high school students. My favorite color changes with my mood. I love all types of food from all over the world. "Never a failure, always a lesson." |
Anna Hernandez-Hunter Advisor I grew up in Raisin City, California. My younger siblings were born when I was between the ages of 7-9, and it became my responsibility to care for them when the rest of my family went to work, so I never had much time for hobbies. However, I have always loved to read and growing up read anything I could get my hands on! My favorite author when I was in grade school was Judy Blume. I attend Western Oregon University from 91-95 and graduated with a BA in Secondary Education (my focus area: Spanish). I started working in the Multicultural Student Services & Programs Office during finals week of my last term as a student. I was initially hired as the MSSP Advisor and a year later had the opportunity to apply for the Director position. The rest, as they say, is history! |


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Sinsuk Thani
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Address: 3/3 Moo 5, Tepkasatree Rd., Si Sunthon, Thalang, Phuket 83110 Thailand See map
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Sinsuk Thani is a set of 5 contemporary house styles. They are categorized into 2 patterns; one is single two-storey house and another is single one-storey house.The project is located on Thepkrasattri Road, only 3 minutes away from Heroine Monument. With the convenient transportation to and from Phuket downtown.
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12 Better to meet a she-bear robbed of its cubs than to confront a fool immersed in folly. | 12 Better to meet a bear robbed of her cubs than a fool in his folly. |
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Exciting. Electrical. Enchanting. Exhilarating. (lol...silly me and my addiction to alliterations)
I do love storms, though! This is delightfully full of great Energy! ♥
I do love storms, though! This is delightfully full of great Energy! ♥
your mastery in the handling of graphic language is great, I would like to learn more about your graphic desing works, I sure they are very interesting and connect with this pieces.
Óscar: my gratitude for your constant appreciation, it means a lot to me! I have done graphic design for a very long time, my portfolio is huge and related mostly to corporate and advertising. And because I did most of those works as employee in various studios, I'm not legally allowed to show those works under my name, as they own the copyright. But I'll be happy to show you some of them privately!
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Very cool. I like the definition yet wet drippy looking effect on the rain. It captures the essence.
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Former Straits Times journalist found dead in flat
Published on Nov 2, 2012 6:00 AM
A former Straits Times journalist was found dead in his apartment on Thursday.
Mr Chong Chee Kin, 39, who joined the newspaper in 1998, was The Straits Times Young Journalist of the Year in 2000. That year, he also won the Story of the Year for his scoop on Internet service provider SingNet scanning the computers of its customers.
His body was discovered on Thursday evening by friends in his Kim Keat Road apartment.
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General DeWitt Spain Airport
General DeWitt Spain Airport | |||||||||||
Satellite photo of M01
IATA: none – ICAO: none – FAA LID: M01 | |||||||||||
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Airport type | Public | ||||||||||
Owner/Operator | Memphis - Shelby County Airport Authority | ||||||||||
Serves | Memphis, Tennessee | ||||||||||
Location | Memphis, Tennessee | ||||||||||
Hub for | Southern Airways Express | ||||||||||
Elevation AMSL | 224 ft / 68.3 m | ||||||||||
Coordinates | 35°12′02″N 090°03′14″W / 35.20056°N 90.05389°WCoordinates: 35°12′02″N 090°03′14″W / 35.20056°N 90.05389°W | ||||||||||
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General DeWitt Spain Airport (FAA LID: M01) is a civil, public airport located five miles (8 km) northwest of the central business district of Memphis, a city in Shelby County, Tennessee, United States.[2] It is owned and operated by the Memphis - Shelby County Airport Authority.[1]
General DeWitt Spain Airport began as an idea in 1928 when the Memphis Chamber of Commerce Engineering Committee suggested turning Mud Island into Memphis' Airport. They decided against that location for a main airport and moved Memphis International Airport to its current location in South Memphis. However, the idea apparently did not fade.
In 1959, Memphis Downtown Airport was put into service about where Mud Island Park is today to service the general aviation community. It had the slogan: "You're strictly uptown when you land downtown." A ferry boat took travelers from the Island to the cobblestones, and then it was just a short walk to the offices of Memphis' city center. Private pilots who worked downtown and business travelers had the perfect arrangement. By 1961, 30 planes were landing per day, according to newspaper reports.
By the mid-1960s Interstate 40 was scheduled to cross the Island. Airport owners fought the I-40 Bridge, but in August, 1970, the last plane departed the island airport. Quickly the airport authority purchased available land just to the north of the island so downtown commuters could once again have their landing strip back. The following May, Memphis Downtown Airport was replaced by General DeWitt Spain Airport, honoring local war hero General DeWitt Spain who died in 1969. It has been and still is an active general aviation airport.[5]
Facilities and aircraft[edit]
Runway 17/35 is a 3,800 × 75 ft (1,158 × 23 m) asphalt runway. Its weight limitation for a single wheel is 25,000 lbs. The pattern for runway 17 is a right-hand pattern due to some 649-foot (AMSL) towers to the northeast of the field.[2]
The Memphis-Shelby County Airport Authority operates the FBO and it is run by Airport Manager Walter Cathey.
General DeWitt Spain Airport is home to Downtown Aviation. Downtown Aviation is both an extensive maintenance service and a flight school with pilot training from private pilot to flight instructor and additionally provides aircraft rental service. They also have courses in learning aerobatics and flying tail-wheel airplanes. Downtown Aviation has a sizable fleet of Cessna aircraft. Downtown Aviation also has a Piper Arrow, a Boeing Stearman, a Beechcraft Dutchess, and a Super Decathlon.[6]
General DeWitt Spain Airport is home to Helicopters Inc, a Part 91 helicopter service. Helicopters Inc does aerial imaging, tours, pipeline and power line inspections, and video around the Mid-South. They operate one Enstrom F28A helicopter.[7]
General DeWitt Spain Airport does not have a control tower, but pilots operating out of the airport can receive radar service from Memphis International Airport.[5]
Airlines and destinations[edit]
Airlines | Destinations |
Southern Airways Express | Charter:Atlanta-DeKalb-Peachtree,[8] Destin, Gulf Shores, New Orleans, Panama City Beach |
Wikimedia Commons has media related to General DeWitt Spain Airport. |
- ^ a b http://www.tdot.state.tn.us/aeronautics/airports/MEMPHIS_47.htm
- ^ a b c http://www.generaldewittspainairport.com/airport.htm
- ^ http://www.gcr1.com/5010web/airport.cfm?Site=DKX
- ^ a b http://www.devingreaney.com/dewitt_spain_airport_from_memphi.htm
- ^ http://www.downtownaviation.com/index.php
- ^ http://www.helicoptersinc.com/
- ^ http://www.aviationpros.com/news/11121348/southern-airways-express-eyes-dekalb-peachtree-airport
External links[edit]
- General DeWitt Spain Airport, official site
- General DeWitt Spain (M01) at Tennessee DOT
- Dewitt Spain airport from MEMPHIS DOWNTOWNER, November, 2008
- Downtown Aviation
- Resources for this airport:
- FAA airport information for M01
- AirNav airport information for M01
- FlightAware airport information and live flight tracker
- SkyVector aeronautical chart for M01


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4 Nevertheless these you shall not eat among those that chew the cud or those that have cloven hooves: the camel, because it chews the cud but does not have cloven hooves, is unclean to you; | 4 " 'There are some that only chew the cud or only have a split hoof, but you must not eat them. The camel, though it chews the cud, does not have a split hoof; it is ceremonially unclean for you. |
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What you need to know to treat and prevent asthma symptoms
Some people describe asthma as feeling like they're trying to breathe through a straw. The description fits perfectly, because during an attack, airways in the lungs squeeze shut, making it difficult to draw in air. At the same time, the narrowed airways become inflamed and filled with mucus, stifling the airways still further.
A family history of asthma and exposure to viruses or allergens set the stage for asthma, says Sally Wenzel, MD, associate professor at the University of Colorado School of Medicine and a pulmonary specialist at the National Jewish Center for Immunology and Respiratory Medicine, both in Denver.
Asthma can be serious—even fatal. Experts speculate that the people who succumb to asthma tend to smoke cigarettes, abuse drugs, and misuse their asthma medications. But if you take care of yourself, asthma isn't cause for alarm.
Max out on magnesium. This essential mineral helps relax the smooth muscles that line airways. Choose whole grains, beans, nuts, and seeds as your best magnesium sources. You may still need to take magnesium supplements to reach the Daily Value of 400 mg, says Nan Kathryn Fuchs, PhD, a nutritionist in Sebastopal, California.
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Consider antioxidant protection. Vitamins C and E, the trace mineral selenium, and beta-carotene, a pigment found in orange and dark-green leafy vegetables, all seem to offer some protection to sensitive lungs.
Declare war on insects. Two kinds of bugs, dust mites and cockroaches, are well-known asthma aggravators, says Marianne Frieri, MD, PhD, associate professor of medicine and pathology at the State University of New York at Stony Brook and director of the Allergy Immunology Training Program at Nassau County Medical Center in East Meadow, New York. "People actually inhale microscopic cockroach parts and dust mite feces, which sets off attacks."
It's impossible to get rid of dust mites, which are in every house and are kicked up through normal household activity. So minimize their presence by encasing mattresses and pillows in plastic covers and washing your bed linens frequently in hot water.
Stop the acid. The same backflow of stomach acid into the esophagus that causes heartburn can bring on asthma, especially if you're lying down, experts say.
"People who do a lot of coughing at night are most likely to have this problem," Dr. Wenzel says. This is most likely to be an asthma trigger in adult nonsmokers with no history of lung disease or allergies. "We can do tests to determine the extent of their reflux and see if it correlates with symptoms they are having."
To avoid acid-induced asthma, take acid-suppressing drugs (such as Pepcid AC), avoid late-night snacks, and shed excess weight, Dr. Wenzel says.


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Diana Stacking Side Chair (Set of 4)
A lovely chair that is leatherette upholstered, seat and back--all around class and comfort like sitting in a fine Italian race car. The Diana is a convenient side chair that is light yet sturdy, a seat from which to enjoy your meal, imagining a grand tour in a coach while you enjoy your meals.
- Upholstered leatherette seat and back
- Durable, easy-to-clean
- Polished, stainless steel, tapered legs
- Clean and sleek design
- Set of 4 side chairs
- Fully assembled
- California residents please note per Proposition 65, 'WARNING: This product contains chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.'
Materials: | Leatherette, Stainless Steel | |
Weight: | 11.03 Pounds | |
Warranty | 1 year limited warranty | |
Application | Indoor, Residential | |
Arms | Without Arms | |
Assembly Required Some products are shipped to your door step assembled while others may require light assembly. | Assembly Required | Assembled |
Distressed Finish Furniture distressing is the act of making a piece look as though it is worn out or antique. This style has become a very popular finish in the industry. Narrow your results here by whether or not you desire a distressed finish. | Distressed Finish | Non-Distressed |
Guest/Reception Chair Base Type | Legs | |
Guest/Reception Chair Capacity | Single Person | |
Padded Seat | No Seat Padding |
Dimensions & Weights
Width: | 18 inches |
Seat Height: | 18½ inches |
Height: | 35.8 inches |
BackToFront: | 23 inches |
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I really like your concept and I have been thinking about it for a while. The problem is finding 2 attachment points on the backpack to hook a shoulder strap to and use it as a shoulder or cross-shoulder bag when using the other backpack in "backpack mode"
How about carrying one of the backpacks on its side - use the waist strap gatekeeper loop as one shoulder strap attachment point and the hand webbing as the other. You can put in those round metal key chain loops on the attachment points to make it easy to clip in the shoulder strap (there are other options too). You can even use the other waist strap gatekeeper loop to put in a stabilizer strap like the QAM version or the separate Ristretto bag one you can buy.
I will try to take a picture of what I am describing when I get a chance.
Hope this helps and I hope this is in line with what you are asking.


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I have just started one @Busy, Young, Single Momma Sanity! Anyone else have a facebook page for their blog?
I have liked your page from both my personal facebook, and my blog facebook page.
I just liked yours. I"m at http://www.facebook.com/tosaveadollar
I have done the same Melina. Liked you from personal and professional.
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Hello Alma,
I'm following your Facebook page from my Green Moms and Kids page and my personal page. I am also following you on Pinterest. Hope you'll follow back.
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Hi Megan!
I just liked your page and I will visit the blog later on this weekend, it's been a super stressful week!
My facebook page is: http://www.ascendingbutterfly.com
I'm hosting a giveaway that you can enter straight from the Facebook page or the blog.
Have a wonderful weekend!
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Hi there! I am new to blogging myself. I just put up a facebook page. It's http://www.facebook.com/TheWonderingBrain
you can also check me out at http://thewonderingbrain.blogspot.com. I will look for you on Facebook too :).
Just liked you on FB! Please visit us @mysuperslolife
Hey everyone!
My facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hennablossomblog
(I share extra photos, video clips, and chat with readers there). It also works to keep me connected while we're traveling. My little family is traveling in Europe for the summer (mainly in Croatia, with trips to Austria and Italy).
My blog is: http://hennablossom.com
Thanks for starting this thread Megan! Off to go check out some pages! xo
Hello Ladies! This is the link to my blog's facebook page https://www.facebook.com/pages/Mommy-In-Demand/530170877041797 I would love for you to come and check it out! I will be sure to do the same!
Hi Megan! I just liked your Facebook page. Great stuff!
I have a Facebook Page for my blog, but I also incorporate my business with it. So it is sort of a mix. I'd love your feedback (or anyone's feedback).
My blog is Relationships in the Raw and the facebook page. I'd love your feedback.
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Load factors of airlines in Africa still the lowest
Comment on this storyAudrey D'Angelo
African airlines reported the lowest passenger and freight load factors of any region in October, according to the latest International Air Transport Association (Iata) report.
Iata economists said that passenger demand globally was 3.2 percent higher year on year in October although growth softened compared with September, while capacity was 2.2 percent higher due to the delivery of new generation fuel-saving aircraft.
The report said African airlines carried 2.8 percent more passengers in October than a year earlier while capacity rose by 2.4 percent, "raising the load factor by 0.3 percentage points to 67.7 percent – the lowest of any region. Demand dropped by 0.4 percent compared with September."
The report noted a sharp drop in air freight demand worldwide in October, down 3.5 percent year on year after a 9 percent rise in September.
"African [freight] carriers saw a 0.5 percent decline in demand and a 2.7 percent rise in capacity. The load factor of 26.6 percent was the weakest for any region."
European airlines reported growth of 2.6 percent in international passengers, "although down from the 5.5 percent year-on-year growth in September".
The drop from September was due to the impact of Hurricane Sandy on transatlantic travel, Iata noted. Middle Eastern carriers reported the best growth in passenger demand at 12.4 percent year on year.
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As a Scouting history buff, I'm very interested in Scouting Heritage MB, but am curious if any Scouts are. Has anyone had any interest in it from their Scouts yet? Any leaders thinking of including it in program in coming years? Does it seem like a good idea? I'd like to be a counselor, but it seems difficult to get Scouts for the required MBs, if you're not directly connected with a unit.
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Kahuna: I have been a counselor since the outset; the only one for a short time in our council. Still not very many. While most scouts that see displays I put on two or three times a year are mildly interested, there are few that spend any time with in depth viewing or ask me specific questions. On the other hand, at the last Eagle dinner in Spring I could not find one of my history books and got worried; finally discovered a scout and his mother sitting on a bench pouring over the book. Every once in a while, when I ask my Scouting History question that is now a part of our Eagle boards, I have one very well versed; but most have the bare minimum from the handbook. Other than after a merit badge gathering the first year it was available, I have had no calls. But it still has its place. Not sure how to get more interest, as almost all scouts focus on the Eagle badges, a few really fun ones, and the easiest outside of the Eagle.
That sort of follows my thinking on it. Not being Eagle required, which it probably should be, definitely is a downer. It's not particularly easy, either, and requires actual reading and study. A real shame, since most Scouts and leaders know little or nothing about the legacy of Scouting. I'm glad to know you do historical displays. We have a gent in our council who does a display at many events. He is a major collector and has quite a lot of great history.
I'm a counselor for Scouting Heritage. I'm not connected with any particular troop--I'm just on the Council list waiting for the phone to ring, which hasn't happened yet. I did do it at a "Merit Badge University" type event, and I was quite disappointed that most of the scouts (despite be instructed to do so) didn't really bother to read the merit badge pamphlet, or even the requirements. To encourage them to do so if I do it again, I made the following web page which outlines my expectations, and has some ideas about sources of information:
When I met with the group of scouts at the group session the first time, I added Green Bar Bill and Edward Robinson to the list of possible bio's. Both are very important in the history of the program. Another is Norman Rockwell; of course he fits with the Boy's Life info too. I like your approach to the prep, especially if it is to be a group session. Thanks for sharing.
I really like your web page. I'd like to use it as a guide in case I get some live Scouts who want to do the badge. I was also curious about the University of Scouting results. Sadly, I think most kids go for the exciting stuff or merit badges you can knock out in a day at ours. We had some historical items and books at our Sea Scouting display last year and surprisingly a number of boys and leaders took time to pour over it. I think I'll do the paperwork to get on the approved list and see where it follows from there. Thanks for posting that!
I wouldn't expect much interest in this merit badge. First of all its essentially bookwork and research which generally isn't something a boy will willingly choose to do and likely will only do in school. Also it isnt eagle required so that immediately will knock it off the interest lists of many other scouts.
It likely would help the scouts to learn about the history of scouting as understanding early scouting is essential in realizing where it is currently going astray. More of this information really should be a standard part of the handbook.
I'm thinking of using Story of the Boy Scouts by Wyatt Blassingame as a basic primer when I offer this badge; any opinions on the book? I like it because it acknowledges Seton and Beard's pre-BP roots (though it does neglect to even give events' years with those two while meticulously dating BP's actions).
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Patrols, pg 82
"The Birch-Bark Roll offered 'a coherent scheme for organizing boys into manageable self-governing units...
I had marked the facing page because it was the first time I had ever seen David Scott agree with Tim Jeal.
Ever :-/
However, Jeal does not agree with Rosenthal:
"Seton's most serious accusations should not be taken seriously, nor should Michael Rosenthal's recent argument that Baden-Powell found in the structure of the Woodcraft Indians 'an organizational model that provided solutions for almost every problem he faced'." There were indeed similarities between Seton's Indian 'bands' and Baden-Powell's Boy Scout 'patrols'. Both were placed under a boy leader who was himself under the more distant authority of an adult, but there were many other precedents which Baden-Powell could just as well have chosen to follow. When the True Blue War Library was running its Boy Scout stories, the newspaper inaugurated a boys' society called 'The True and Trusty Band'. Members swore to obey various laws, and joined groups of from six to eight under a boy captain. There were secret signs, and badges to be won.
"In the 5th Dragoon Guards and in the S. A.C., Baden-Powell had trained men in groups of six under an N. C.O. rather than an officer, and had long been an admirer of the public school system of supervision by senior boys. Seton's bands were considered viable at anything between 15 and 50 boys; Baden-Powell therefore followed his own precedents in determining the number for each Scout patrol. The name itself came from his own book Cavalry Instruction (1887), in which he had called all small scouting groups 'patrols'. Nor is Rosenthal correct in thinking that Baden-Powell derived his idea for First- and Second-Class Scouts from Seton's division of his Indians into Braves and Warriors. Scouts in the 5th Dragoon Guards had been divided by ability and knowledge into 'First and Second Class' [Jeal, The Boy-Man, page 380].
I will try to respond to more of your quoted passages, as best as this poor sufferer of "BP Blindness" is able. :-/Last edited by Kudu; 08-14-2013, 09:21 PM.
I will try to respond to more of your quoted passages, as best as this poor sufferer of "BP Blindness" is able. :-/Last edited by Scouter99; 08-17-2013, 02:49 PM.
I'm just posting what I learned from Tim Jeal's biography of Baden-Powell.
I had hoped to Google up some of my own posts from 15 years ago, in which I also give examples of Baden-Powell "borrowing" the badge system and other program elements (including some Birch Bark games) from Seton's program.
As for my "B-P-Blindness," only my legendary modesty prevents me from pointing out that I was the first person in the world to provide Seton's (and Beard's) entire pre-Scouting handbook on the Internet. In the years before Google Books and the rise of the Gutenberg Project, my Boy Scout Website was the only such digital reference anywhere, including the links on Wikipedia and the Seton Institute itself.
B-P's military patrols, however, (and his military scout games like Capture the Flag, Spider & Fly, etc.) predate Seton. Real Patrols are the reason that Scouting became overwhelmingly popular with boys. Their absence now is why most American boys hate Scouting as much as they would hate sports if we removed the physical distance elements of any game and replaced them with "leadership skills."
http://www.inquiry.net/outdoor/games...ng/a2s_167.htmLast edited by Kudu; 08-18-2013, 11:41 AM.
After reading the Jeal book, I can understand why BSA limits access. Jeal briefly mentions the other women BP was interested in and who turned him down, and focuses on a few parts of letters. Doesn't take into account the mores and customs of the Victorian time period, nor the sense of duty that the British military instilled. BUT i Olave did destroy all the old correspondence after BP's death. The few letters between BP and the ladies of his bachelor days are to be found with their families.
Please, lets not continue the vendettas against everything National into this too. While the original patrol system is not the same, it still exists; and in many units it does a very good job of doing what it was developed to do. Certain realities in our society dictate many of the rationales in today's softened strictures. We live in a super litigious culture where much of what we did easily and with little concern as youth (those of us from the earlier periods; the old guys) is now simply not allowed due to fears of legal issues and overly protective and fearful people. Ironically, at the same time, we allow things today, actually almost encourage some, that would have gotten people beat, jailed, or worse forty or fifty years ago. Still, while we continue to fight to keep the basic skills in the program, good units do. We also do things that would never even been attempted back then, due to newer technology and superior equipment. Most camping in the old days was done with the assistance of vehicles of some sort, either wagons, carts, pack animals, and so on. Almost any early memoir predating 1940 talks about getting there without carrying anything but basic stuff on their backs.
I am not claiming that today is better than yesterday. What I am saying is that many of the comparisons are simply not true. I have a troop that is 92 years old; and fortunately I also have many photos from early days, as well as various short write ups of activities. They camped in orchards, on farms, and sometimes "drove" to the end of the road, set up camp, and day hiked. They also took their fishing poles, rifles, and sometimes small game traps, while having staples on the truck in which they arrived (literally; on top of the gear).
The animosity a few continue to post is often simply over board and often, to anyone who has done any "serious" readings, obviously slanted and sometimes inaccurate. Am currently reading a book from 1961, THE BLACK PANTHER BANNER, about a Lone Scout group in the Wichita area in the thirties. Read the book THIRTEEN YEARS OF SCOUT ADVENTURE by Walsh, or early boys' magazines. You will see something of what I am speaking.
So you Googled "Baden-Powell" and "Scouting Heritage Merit Badge" and found this thread? Here is a checklist you can use to compare Baden-Powell's "Patrol System," to your Troop's "Patrol Method."
When camping as a Troop, how far apart do you camp your Patrols?
a) 300 feet (Patrol System)
b) 5-20 feet (Patrol Method)
From whom did you learn your Tenderfoot, Second Class, and First Class skills?
a) My Patrol Leader, of course (Patrol System)
b) Troop Guide, Troop Instructors, and strangers at summer camp (Patrol Method)
Who officially confirmed you as a Tenderfoot, Second Class, and First Class Scout?
a) My Patrol Leader on a Patrol Hike (Patrol System)
b) Mommies and daddies at a Board of Review (Patrol Method)
What is a Troop committee?
a) Patrol Leaders, of course. There is no adult committee (Patrol System)
b) Parents (Patrol Method)
Who controls the Troop's money?
a) The Patrol Leaders, of course (Patrol System)
b) Some adult (Patrol Method)
How long have you had the same Patrol Leader?
a) As long as I have been in Scouts, but he's our best woodsman (Patrol System)
b) We vote for a new one every six (6) months (Patrol Method)
What is the purpose of your Patrol?
a) To explore the woods by ourselves (Patrol System)
b) To learn "leadership skills" next to other Patrols (Patrol Method)
Which do you think is actually boy-run, the Patrol System or the Patrol Method?
a) Baden-Powell's Patrol System, of course
b) My Scouting Heritage Merit Badge Counselor says there is no difference! (Patrol Method)Last edited by Kudu; 08-18-2013, 03:18 PM.


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I hope someone on Tripadvisor can adjust this one. This restaurant recently closed and a new one opened last month at the same location called Rustique Bistro. I hope reviews are being done on the new one now! Have a great day everyone. :))
I hope someone on Tripadvisor can adjust this one. This restaurant recently closed and a new one opened last month at the same location called Rustique Bistro. I hope reviews are being done on the new one now! Have a great day everyone. :))
The Left Bank closed just before Christmas and will be never more. New owners (with much experience) have taken over the location and are totally revamping the decor and menu. "Rustico Bistro" apperntly opens January 14th and will be offering crepes (both sweet and savoury) during the day and French bistro cuisine in the evenings. The new hosts, Celine and... More
This place deserves high marks. Very pleasant atmosphere (lighting, music, decor, etc.). The food is generally of a very high standard, and it is certainly the best available on Bowen Island. Very nice celeriac salad to start (although the accompanying cherry tomatoes were actually frozen-- strange indeed). The Salt Springs Island mussels -- requested in the "classic" version with white... More
Owner/Chef, Becky Dawson has an amazing background as a chef for British Royalty, at some of Vancouver's 5-star restaurants and now in her own restaurant on Bowen Island. When we dined there, the service was excellent... very attentive and friendly...and the food was wonderful. Chef Becky changes the menu regularly and tries to utilize local food providers as much as... More
Lovely evening with friends. Had lamb meatball and soup. Friends had mussels. Lovely rich atmosphere. Chef came to chat with us which added a very personal touch.
Poor service, poor food. Ate here last week, the best we can say is they have a nice patio, live music and promote boutique BC wines. 4 people dining, had the chicken wing appy for the table, 3 risotto lovers had the Prawn Risotto, and the mushroom lover the Porcini and tomato over polenta. The wings were soggy, under seasoned,... More
What can I say? Novice server, extremely slow service, out of mussels, ran out of potatoes, out of one of the only three desserts offered, terrible presentation. Started at 7pm and got out at 10 to 10. OMG needs a total tune up.
Wonderful little restaurant. Great patio. Service is efficient and down to earth. Had the pork loin with vichyssoise to start. A great place worth the stop.
Its still the closest restaurant to the ferry & has a nice dining room and patio area ....but it is not the food quality of BlueEyed Marys ( which was here before ) . The service is fine , it is just that the food , which is reasonably priced , is not very good. To be fair, they have... More
Well, it was edible, and fairly fresh, but nothing to write home about. Very expensive too. Our entrees were lacking in fresh vegetables and the flavour was quite bland. Limited cocktail menu and plastic chairs for seating indoors in the winter did not add to the ambiance. Made the trip over from North Vancouver and it was one very expensive... More
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quote:I went over a RR crossing way too fast once and hit the stops on the other side. Thankfully, there was no damage, but that isn't a good feeling/sound.
quote:Raptor repairs: $8000
quote:What half plausible story could you even offer for that damage under comprehensive?
quote:Well I guess I am the only one who noticed how well the weight was balanced on that truck. Stayed pretty damn flat the whole way. Most other vehicles would just nose-dive and flip end over end
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A light mist and foggy conditions along with several crashes were enough to tangle traffic during Tuesday's morning rush. But the delays we experienced today may pale in comparison to what might develop later in the week.
A big snowfall is expected on Wednesday and Thursday, so be ready for a long slow drive.
Currently traffic is recovering in most places as traffic volumes have dropped. But we still have areas where drivers are hitting the brakes.
Southbound Hwy. 169 remains heavy from Bass Lake Road to 394 and the Crosstown is busy in both directions between 35W and Hwy. 169.
Westbound 94 is starting to see some improvement, but things still run at 15 minutes from St. Paul to downtown Minneapolis.
We have two accidents at the present. You'll find them on southbound Hwy. 100 at 50th Street in Edina and northbound 35E at Diffley Road in Eagan.


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DATE & TIME: Saturday, February 8, 1:30 p.m. (ET)
FACTS & STATS: Site: Humphrey Coliseum (10,575) -- Starkville, Mississippi. Television: SEC Network. Home Record: UK 14-0, MSU 11-2. Away Record: UK 2-3, MSU 0-6. Neutral Record: UK 1-2, MSU 2-1. Conference Record: UK 7-2, MSU 3-6. Series Record: Kentucky leads, 90-20.
GAME NOTES: The 18th-ranked Kentucky Wildcats will embark on a two-game road swing starting on Saturday afternoon when they venture to Humphrey Coliseum for a date with the slumping Mississippi State Bulldogs.
Since losing at LSU on Jan. 28 (87-82), Kentucky has claimed back-to-back wins over Missouri (84-79) and most recently at home versus Ole Miss on Tuesday (80-64), to improve to 7-2 in the SEC, good for second place in the league standings behind unbeaten Florida. The Wildcats are a stellar 17-5 overall, but that includes just a 2-3 mark on the road.
Mississippi State started the campaign an impressive 13-5 but has since come crashing back down to earth with a season-high four-game losing streak. The Bulldogs' latest bout ended in a lopsided 72-52 loss at Texas A&M on Wednesday to fall to 13-9 overall and 3-6 in the league, but now they return home to Starkville, where they've won 11 of 13.
The Wildcats made easy work of the Bulldogs in Lexington in the first meeting this season on Jan. 8, 85-63. Kentucky has won seven straight against Mississippi State and has dominated the all-time series, 90-20.
Although Kentucky held just a one-point lead at the half of its most recent matchup, it never relinquished that advantage in the second stanza and pulled away down the stretch for the 16-point victory. It outshot Ole Miss from the field, 51 percent to 38.5 percent, and held a commanding scoring advantage at the free-throw line, 26-8. Willie Cauley-Stein shined in reserve minutes, shooting 7-of-8 from the field for 18 points, while adding 11 rebounds and six blocks. Aaron Harrison netted 16 points, Julius Randle had 12 points and James Young and Alex Poythress scored 10 points apiece.
The Wildcats have grown accustomed to well-rounded efforts on both ends of the floor this season, as they rank second in the SEC in scoring offense (80.0 ppg) and fifth in scoring defense (67.0 ppg), while their field-goal percentage (.476), rebounding margin (+10.4) and blocks per game (6.9) are all tops in the league. Their biggest weakness comes at the free-throw line, where they drain just 67.8 percent of their attempts. Randle (16.0 ppg, 9.9 rpg) has been as advertised in pacing the team's outstanding freshman class. Fellow first-year players Young (14.7 ppg), Aaron Harrison (14.2 ppg) and Andrew Harrison (11.0 ppg, 3.5 apg) are also in the midst of stellar seasons, and Cauley-Stein (7.9 ppg, 6.6 rpg) is an elite defender with 3.2 bpg and 1.2 spg.
Mississippi State hung tough with Texas A&M for much of its latest contest and even claimed a one-point lead early in the second half, but it quickly lost control following a 20-2 run by the Aggies and eventually fell in blowout fashion. It shot a disappointing 37.5 percent from the field on the evening, and its game-high 17 turnovers resulted in 22 Texas A&M points. The low- scoring performance was paced by Fred Thomas and Craig Sword with 10 points apiece, while Colin Borchert and Gavin Ware both had seven points and seven rebounds.
Although the Bulldogs own an above-.500 overall record this season, they still score fewer points (68.1 ppg) than they allow (68.5 ppg), and their lackluster showings from 3-point range (4.8 per game at a 31.6 percent clip) and the foul line (.649) rank among the SEC's worst. Sword leads the team with 13.2 ppg on 48.3 percent shooting, although he has more turnovers (65) than assists (59). Ware is a mainstay in the paint with 10.5 ppg (on 60.1 percent shooting) and 7.9 rpg, while Borchert (10.2 ppg), Roquez Johnson (9.0 ppg) and Thomas (8.5 ppg) have also been solid.
While Mississippi State has impressed on its home floor this season, it is simply nowhere near as talented as Kentucky. The Wildcats should have no problem overcoming their road surroundings to knock off the struggling Bulldogs.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Kentucky 76, Mississippi State 66
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Biographical and Playing Info
Given Name: Peterson T. Orr
Born: Richmond Hill, ON, Canada, in 1979
School: Did not attend college.
Primary Position: Second Base
Batted: Left Threw: Right
Major League Games: 443
Primary Team: Atlanta Braves
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Washington Nationals (2008-2009)
Philadelphia Phillies (2011-2013)
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Does anyone besides Thermador make one? Thermador is way out of our price range - especially considering we would also need an oven.
Does anyone make a range with an induction cooktop that is not black? Silly, but we have light colored countertops and no other black in the kitchen except the window in the oven and I just can't picture that big black top in our small kitchen. (We currently have a white smoothtop electric.) |
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GE Monogram makes a silvery/white looking cooktop in 30" and 36"; see link below. Looks like Electrolux makes a hybrid cooktop in white, in those sizes -- not sure about other manufacturers. |
Here is a link that might be useful: GE Monogram induction cooktop
There used to be a lot of white induction (I should say a large percentage). They seem to have mostly disappeared following the economic crisis. |
- Posted by oasisowner (My Page) on Thu, Mar 15, 12 at 7:38
Thanks chac mool. I will have to check on the prices. Thanks also pillog - too bad white is no longer available. I would really prefer a range, but I guess would have to settle for black cooktop. |
- Posted by 2LittleFishies (My Page) on Fri, Mar 16, 12 at 6:58
Here's my thread with some photos... if that helps.. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Thermador/GE Induction
- Posted by oasisowner (My Page) on Fri, Mar 16, 12 at 15:56
Thank you! Pictures are so helpful. We are not in a big hurry & may wait until summer when the zoneless induction cooktop comes out. |
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