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Firefox does not recognize lat Flash Player updateest
I hope someone has an answer to this one. I have tried every suggestion on the internet.
Firefox gave me a message last week that it disabled my previous version of Flashplayer and to install the latest plugin. I clicked on the install, it took me to the Adobe site to download the latest plugin. The wizard downloaded and claims to have installed the plugin. Well, now Firefox keeps prompting me to install the latest plugin, even after I have already done so and did the reboots. I even went so far as to uninstall both, firefox and Flashplayer and reinstall them.
Using Windows XP with SP3
Firefox 5.0
Flash Player 10._______.26 This is the only update available
Any ideas?
Thanks for your response.
I was originally in firefox, it gave me the bar to download the latest plugin update. I selected the link it provided, it automatically took me to the specific download, downloaded it, with a status bar and everything. Then it supposedly installed it, again with a status bar while installing. It automatically restarted firefox and that's when the problem started. I subsequently ran the uninstall utility for firefox and also ran the specific uninstall program for Adobe Flash player. I then went to Mozilla to download firefox, clicked on the link and it installed it for me. I rebooted my computer, opened firefox, went to a site that I knew flash would be needed, firefox again gave me the bar to update flash to the latest version, I clicked the link provided by firefox, it went through all the same gyrations described above. It also restarted firefox automatically, and the bar reappeared requesting to update the plugin for flash. I went to a site, indeed, need the plug in to view. I again uninstalled firefox and then uninstalled Adobe Flash Player. I rebooted my computer, went to mozilla, downloaded and installed fire fox. While in firefox, I downloaded flash, the version for firefox, and manually ran the .exe. It informed me it would close firefox and continue the installation, which it automatically did do. after a warm boot, same problem. Did a cold boot, same problem. There is a boat load of "things to try" out there on the web and I've tried every one that seemed logical. Nothing works. I like firefox and every other plugin and service works perfectly except for flash player.
By the way, I noticed in my original post, my cursor did some jumping around...that is because my hand was probably too close to the touch pad while typing...sorry.
I deleted Flash and installed an earlier version, didn't work. Checked out in IE and it didn't work there either. I will uninstall FF and Flashplayer tomorrow, reload older versions of both and see what happens. I do recall an earlier message from FF when all this started, that FF has disabled my older version of FlashPlayer and to click on the link and firefox would install the new version. I'll back everything out and start over...very frustrating!!!!
If this doesn't work, is there something I can use in the place of FlashPlayer that the browsers can default to?
Thanks Gang
the newer browser versions are being written more for windows 7 and not so much for xp anymore, just like IE9 is not to be used on xp the newer versions of firefox will be moving in the same direction, so you will see problems popping up with some things if still using xp. Not everyone will experience them depending on their systems and configurations. So just keep that in mind if you are using xp and start to see some issues. Not saying you can not try them just be aware you may see some issues.
Personally I never click on any link anywhere to install flash or anything else I go directly to the actual download site and do it right from there, you never know when there could be a clickjacking attempt, and in fact there was one in firefox some time back like that.
Try going directly to adobe flash download, look it up in google and go there and select your browser and your download and do it there, then go to the test page to make sure it has loaded. here is the flash page with the download link
Flash Player
Here is a link that might be useful: flash test page
I've used every removal tool available to remove all instances of Adobe from my computer. I've used registry cleaning utilities to remove any remnants of Adobe from the registry. This includes readers or anything else associated with Adobe. Using IE, I systematically loaded an older version of FF. I then opened FF, made it my default browser, went to various sites I knew Adobe reader would be called for and when it asked to load reader, I went to the Adobe site and loaded the version of reader I originally held. Reader worked fine. I went to a site requiring the Flash plugin, went to the Adobe Site and downloaded the version of Flash I originally had before the problem. When I revisited the site where Flash was needed, FF gave the message that I would have to update my version. I went to the adobe site, I noticed the latest version had changed from 10._____.26 to 10.____.34 within a few days of the problem. I manually downloaded the latest version and installed it. When returning to various sites where I had been prompted to update Adobe FF CONTINUES TO ASK ME TO UPDATE THE PLUGIN. The flash player DOES NOT work.
This all started when FF forced a tab at every boot that they had turned off my older version of the Flash Plug In and that I would have to download the latest for flash to work. The tab would show up every time I loaded FF. Searching the web I noticed many people had this complaint. I finally did as requested and the problem started. I did notice as updated plugins were loading, various boxes for other things were checked as YES by default, such as Norton, Yahoo, Chrome etc. I unchecked those additional options.
Does anyone know a switch somewhere in the bowels of software or registry on the computer that could have been changed, that needs to be reset somewhere back to it's original value? I agree, XP may not be the latest operating system but I can't imagine FF to require everyone to upgrade their operating system. I still have one laptop using Win 2000 and don't have the problem, it may be unsupported but all the latest updates were made before MS turned off the support. Some switch somewhere got changed when attempting to upgrade at FF's request.
I plan to stay on this until I get it resolved, I was just hoping someone did a little more drilling down or is computer knowledgeable enough to know the answer. From my web search, this is not a new problem. I suspect many people just switched to a different browser when FireFox started to appear unstable. Too bad, I like FF.
Your concern does puzzle me. I went from FF v4.0.1 to v5.0 without any concern. At the time I had Flash v26. As I saw no real advantage to v5.0 so as to outweigh the loss of numerous add-ons I deleted v5.0 and reinstalled v4.0.1. Again, no problems.
This is a stretch. Have you tried downloading from a mirror site such as Filehippo rather than from Adobe?
DA I think it is working for you, because, you do not use XP. I had problems with 4.0.1 on my XP and deleted it. I put it on my Vista the other day, and absolutely no problems what so ever. I will wait a while on the 5.0 for the Vista too. When an operating system gets a bit older, what comes out new, is not designed for that operating system, it is designed for newer operating systems. On my old 98's the version of Firefox I am using on here, do not work on them, so I have a bit older version yet on there. So far, there are no problems accessing anything, with any of my versions on the 98's or XP. Most everything works great yet on the Vista.
I'm just curious... when you uninstall firefox if you removed it totally... or you had it save existing settings - which means your gonna loose all other plugins and favorites, custom settings, etc..
Hae you looked in manage at error logs for errors that might be related to flash ? Possibly you some conflict, maybe/probably with aother plug-in. Would be my first guess.
Rather than installing Flash at adobe's automatic way, I always download them then run them from the installs manually with all the browsers and instant messengers closed. Usually its pretty smart to tell you then,, something about what is open & or why it cant complete the install.
Just an FYI...Today I used REVO to delete all occurances of Adobe products and removed FireFox. I then used a Registry cleaner utility from Fix-It made by Avanquest, to clean the registry of all Adobe files. Please note, when I removed FF, Ileft perasonal settings on the computer by choosing the appropriate yes box in the uninstall program. I did a cold boot. I opened IE, went to a site that needed Flash Player. I installed it through I.E. and everything works fine. I installed FF, and it is still prompting me to install plug-ins. I went back to I.E. Using now) and everything works fine.
I suspect there is a toggle somewhere in FF that got switched to either true or false that might be causing the problem. I will remove everything and all related to FF, clean the reigstry of anything related, personal settings and all. I will then do a cold boot and load FF from scratch, doing the import from I.E. things and make it my default browser.
In the mean time, do you users of Chrome like it? What is the best thing you have observed about it after using it?
Plug in for FireFox is not installed when you install from the web usisting internet explorer... look in the add-ins
FireFox uses a seperate plugin from IE... seperate download,, seperate install.
If you want to email me,, i'll attach and send you current flash install for firefox. Or both IE & FireFox flash and the adobe uninstaller too.
I use Chrome and love it. It is fast, no need for lots of add-ons, although there are some that I use. I like the minimalist appearance since I hate clutter. I have been using it as my default browser for about 2 years. I still use FF occasionally and IE only when I have to (downloads from MS). I do keep them all updated.
Yes, what Mikie said is true. The Flash for IE doesn't do the job in other browsers. The same one works in both FF and Chrome.
You're a good person!!! I'll see what happens when I do a clean install. The last time I visited the Adobe site to do a manual download, the version numbers on the list were all the same. You would think when FF goes out and gets the update, it would get the right one. Just to help isolate the problem, let's see what happens with the clean install before I put you through the trouble of gathering and sending the info.I see a lot of complaints on the web concerning the issue and would surely like to isolate it and pass the info. along.
Thanks for the Chrome info grandms. I have a Win 7 machine and may try it on that. This particular XP laptop is my general purpose, traveling and web visiting machine (no personal banking, business etc.).
Thank you all for trying to help!!! I lurk here often just to pick up info. and you regular folks know your stuff.
you most definitely must look at the flash download site and select the specific one for either firefox or Ie one will not do you have to have the 2 different ones. When you go to the flash site just look it will say for different browser and you click there to see the various options.
Install a different version of Adobe Flash Player
It looks like I got the problem resolved. I used REVO to totally remove FF and all references to it, including personal settings. I opened I.E and browsed the web and all worked well. I.E. is using the FIREFOX version of FLASH PLAYER 10______.34 which I manually installed into I.E. and it accepted.
I then ran the install for FireFox 5.0 As it was loading it asked me if I wanted to import settings from I.E., I opted YES, I was then asked if I would like to make FF my default, I opted YES. Once done and without making any changes or additional additions or actions of any kind, FF imported everything I had in I.E. I went to several sites I knew Flash Player would be needed and everything worked fine.
It appears as I suspected, there was a toggle somewhere in FireFox that got toggled to either TRUE or FALSE. I wish I could have determined which one, to have made this problem go away sooner. If time permits, I may play with them until I can recreate the problem.
Thanks much to all of you who responded and were so willing to give up your time and effort to help me.


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Referring to the figure above, the transversal AB crosses the two lines
If the transversal cuts across parallel lines (the usual case) then alternate interior angles have the same measure. So in the figure above, as you move points A or B, the two alternate angles shown always have the same measure. Try it and convince yourself this is true. In the figure above, click on 'Other angle pair' to visit both pairs of alternate interior angles in turn.
If the transversal cuts across lines that are not parallel, the alternate interior angles have no particular relationship to each other. All we can say is that each angle is simply the alternate angle to the other. Drag point P or Q to make the lines non-parallel. As you move A or B, you will see that the alternate interior angles have no particular relationship to each other.

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Conley Art Gallery - Past exhibitions
current and upcoming exhibition timetable
2014 Faculty Show
August 28 – September 26, 2014
Reception: Thursday August 28th, 5-8pm
Ben White and Greg Curtis
October 6–24, 2014
Reception: Thursday October 9th, 5-8pm
Murleen Ray– Master of Arts Exhibition
October 30- November 7, 2014
Reception: Thursday October 30th, 5-8pm
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2012 Artist Invitational
January 17 – February 10, 2012
KETAB: Scroll Series by Hadieh Shafie
Four artists' exhibit works that imply an obsessive or repetitive process at the Conley Art Gallery in the Department of Art and Design at California State University, Fresno. The artists represented in the exhibition work in the mediums of digital media and photography (Kirkman Amyx), painting (Richard Bruland), ceramics (Roger Lee) and scrolled paper (Hadieh Shafie).
Art Professor Nick Potter, who helped organize the exhibition, said that "we were interested in bringing together a diverse group of artists who spend hours and hours working in a repetitive manner to create astoundingly interesting work." Potter continues "a thread that combines the works of all these artists is the interweaving of concepts of time, repetition and obsessive art practices into the finished works."
Photographer Kirkman Amyx is a digital media artist based in San Francisco. His recent work explores the use of photography as a data visualization tool which can allow for the seeing of patterns, structure, and meaning through image repetition. Through the use of image repetition, "Basic Cable" is a visualization that explores media over-saturation and the abundance of specialty programming. By capturing nearly 500,000 images, 7200 images per week and per channel, a unique visual representation is created of all 69 channels found on Comcast's Basic Cable broadcasting.
Painter Richard Bruland has set himself the task of using only traditional methods and materials to produce paintings that - even in this modern world of sensory overload, can hold their own and draw people in. His work looks laborious and yet the forms he creates have an abstract quality. Born in Peru and now living in Los Angeles, Bruland is interested in making paintings that refer to landscape in a non-specific way. They are not about 'that' mountain or 'this' tree – instead they suggest the effects of nature and the real world.
Los Angeles situated ceramic artist Roger Lee explores the sensual relationship between the object and the body. He investigates forms that address the intimacy of form, scale, surface, gesture, and the human interaction. Through the repetition of folds and bulbous objects, Lee builds a relationship between the viewer and his or her body.
In creating her time-consuming paper scroll 'paintings', the Iranian born artist Hadieh Shafie marks the significance of process, repetition and time. In her KETAB: Scroll Series individual strips of paper have been marked with hand-written and printed Farsi (Persian language) text. Each strip is then tightly rolled to create a core, around which successive strips are added. During the repetitive process of adding paper strips to create individual rolls, text and symbols are sometimes revealed and often hidden within the concentric rings of the finished object. The time it takes to make each work can vary and the time spent in writing and rolling the strips of paper is an important part of the artistic process and a performative aspect of the making of this work.
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9th September - 30th September 2011
Contemporary fiber artist and weaver Consuelo Jiménez Underwood exhibits "Undocumented Borderlands" - an art exhibition that links physical and cultural borders and the condition of the natural environment around those national borders - at the Conley Art Gallery in the Department of Art and Design at California State University, Fresno.
Created specifically for the Conley Art Gallery the installation 'Undocumented Border Flowers', is a representation of the ten pairs of sister cities of the U.S./Mexican border and the environmental and political struggle along the border. By using textiles, paint, barbed-wires and nails Jiménez Underwood captures the tension and the beauty of the land between these two states. "My art is a combination of land, spirit and struggle" says Jiménez Underwood "and by weaving historical, social and personal references into my artwork I am representing cultural resistance and spirituality."
Frequently using the tortilla as a symbol, Jiménez Underwood uses fibers, wire, corn husks and other materials to visually represent the beauty and the political and cultural struggle of the Mexican border. Melding weaving and fiber techniques, Jiménez Underwood encourages viewers to consider borders as cultural constructs. Writing of her work, Dr. Clara Román-Odio of Kenyon College says: "the artist presents us with multiple iterations of the simple tortilla, as a symbol of the pervasiveness of indigenous cultures, and of the immemorial eating habits they shared. Masterfully she also employs the tortilla as a platform to engage the viewer in political commentary about national territories, while addressing spirituality as a form of cultural resistance."
Born in Sacramento in 1949, Consuelo Jiménez Underwood is the daughter of migrant agricultural workers —a Chicana mother and an undocumented father of Huichol Indian descent. Her work is in the collections of the Oakland Art Museum, CA; the American Art Museum of the Smithsonian Institute, Washington DC; and the Museum of Art and Design in New York City among others. She has degrees in religious studies and art, and is an Emeritus Professor at San Jose State University, California.
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Mobbing is an important component of antipredator behavior for animals from many taxa. Callitrichids are small-bodied primates that mob multiple types of predators. Though there have been several observations of callitrichids mobbing predators in the wild, their anecdotal nature provides only rough descriptions of behavior and vocalizations. Researchers could neither spectrographically identify nor quantify vocalizations owing to the limitations of observing predation in the field. We examined in detail the mobbing response of 1 callitrichid species, the cotton-top tamarin, in captivity. We recorded vocalizations for quantitative analysis and observed behavior qualitatively. We report 3 new vocalizations that had not been described in the original repertoire for the cotton-top tamarin. Analysis of the time course of a mobbing session yielded a pattern in which the highest intensity mobbing vocalizations decreased over the session even though lower intensity vocalizing continued, which may reflect a shifting strategy from mobbing to vigilance. The rate of calling during mobbing sessions differed from the rate of calling during control sessions. We discuss the vocalizations in relation to 2 hypotheses of form and function of antipredator calls. The newly described mobbing vocalizations may have an important impact on the study of mobbing because they represent a class of vocalizations that researchers have largely ignored in studies of callitrichids, thus raising new issues concerning past and future research on antipredator behavior in the family.
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Yes, 1 nm = 0.000000001 m
As far as I know, all of the above are standard or normal form, using nm as the unit.
Here are some common metric prefixes, symbols and the corresponding multiplicative factors that may help you:
tera (t)- 1,000,000,000
mega (m) - 1,000,000
kilo (k) - 1,000
milli (m) - 1/1,000
micro (μ) - 1/1,000,000
nano (n) - 1/1,000,000,000
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Gold Nuggets' second-half rally knocks out Belhaven
December 28, 2012
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Xavier University of Louisiana's women's basketball team used a second-half run Friday to rally past Belhaven 63-47 in the Coaches vs. Cancer Classic at Huntingdon College's Roland Arena.
Andraquay Quinnine scored 12 points and SiMon Franklin 10 for the Gold Nuggets (9-1), ranked ninth in NAIA Division I. It was Xavier's seventh consecutive victory and its third in a row by double digits.
Belhaven (5-7) held its biggest lead, 38-29, after Alisha Rayborn's layup with 15:55 remaining. But Xavier gained 14 turnovers while outscoring the Blazers 30-4 during the next 13½ minutes. Reserve freshman guard Emoni Harvey scored all seven of her points during the burst, including a jump shot in the paint with 9:13 remaining to put the Nuggets ahead to stay, 42-40.
Eight Nuggets scored during the run, with Quinnine and Danielle Tucker each getting six points.
Ashley Wakefield, with 15 points, was Belhaven's lone double-figure scorer. Sarah Carr made 3-of-4 3-pointers, and Wakefield scored eight points to lead the Blazers to a 27-23 halftime advantage. But Carr was scoreless in 19 second-half minutes.
Belhaven outshot Xavier 40.5 to 39.1 percent from the floor, but the Nuggets outshot the Blazers 50 to 43.8 percent in the second half. Xavier had a 40-32 rebound advantage, committed 17 turnovers and gained 25. The Nuggets made six free throws — their second fewest of the season — in 10 attempts, and Belhaven was 10-of-21.
It was the first time this season that Quinnine and Franklin produced double-figure points in consecutive games. It was Xavier's first game since a 62-42 victory at William Carey two weeks ago.
Xavier, which entered the event leading NAIA D-I in scoring defense, allowed less than 50 points for the third consecutive game and the seventh time this season. It was the first time this season that the Nuggets won after trailing at halftime.
The Nuggets matched their second-best 10-game start of the Title IX era. Xavier was 10-0 in 1980-81 and 9-1 in 2010-11 and 2004-05.
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Posted By Lindsay Jones On August 31, 2012 @ 7:03 pm In Linebacker,Roster Moves | 1 Comment
DOVE VALLEY — The Broncos had no game tape and very little practice tape with which to evaluate linebacker Keith Brooking this preseason.
Brooking has made the Broncos' 53-man roster anyway.
The Broncos signed Brooking, a five-time Pro Bowler, in early August hoping the 36-year-old veteran could help improve the team's depth at linebacker, if not push Wesley Woodyard for the starting job at weakside linebacker. But Brooking injured his hamstring in his second practice, and didn't return to practice last week.
"We're going off the reputation and the leadership that he can bring," Broncos executive vice president John Elway said. "Obviously with him hurting that hamstring early in camp, it hurt him and it hurt us, the fact that we didn't get to see him."
Elway mentioned "leadership" multiple times in talking about Brooking, which shows why Brooking is still a Bronco today and younger players like Mike Mohamed and Jerry Franklin are not. D.J. Williams has always been the loudest voice in the linebacker meeting room, but he will miss at least the first six games of the season.
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Annual nest densities of mallard gradually declined throughout the years of the study on the control fields and on all treated fields. There are several possible reasons for the decline in mallard density on control fields, all of which may have contributed to the decline. One is the gradual decline of wetlands with water and total surface area with water, which began in 1985 (see Methods). The driest year during the study was 1988. A second possible cause for the decline in nest density on the control fields is the poor reproductive success of mallard in 1982 (see Nest Success). In the early years of the study, mallard nest densities were highest and nests built in the same nest bowl that had been used the previous year were not unusual. Such behavior is characteristic of mallard when females return to breed in the same place where they had previously nested successfully (Duebbert et al.1983). In 1982 and 1985, mallard suffered low reproductive success and higher predation from red fox (A. B. Sargeant, pers. comm.). If resident females were killed by fox or had their nests destroyed and did not return to breed the following year, the local density of mallard may have declined. A third reason for the decline in nest density is that the continental populations of mallard declined during the 1980s (Cowardin and Blohm 1992). If a decline in the local population occurred after poor reproductive success, new recruits may not have replaced them if the pool of potential breeders was low.
Nest density declined on the control fields for only the mallard. American wigeon, the only other species at Lostwood with significant variation among years in nest density, had 1 year (1981) higher than the others on all treatments. In the remaining species at Lostwood, density fluctuated among years, but there was no pattern of density change on the control fields. Thus, lack of burning and grazing of the vegetation during this 9-year study, which might be expected to have a detrimental effect on duck nesting densities (Kadlec and Smith 1992), had no effect.
Gadwall had lower (P = 0.016) nest densities on the spring burn fields in post-treatment years than in pre-treatment years. Vegetation changes on those fields are probably responsible for much of the density change. Before burning, 10 and 23% of the vegetation available in April and June had visual obstruction readings >/= 2.5 dm. After burning, none of the April readings and less than 5% of the June readings were in this highest class. The proportion of vegetation >/=2.5 dm did not increase much during the study. Thus, there was little tall vegetation available for gadwall nesting in the post-treatment years. This visual obstruction reading class was preferred nesting cover for gadwall and held 81% of gadwall nests. Lokemoen et al. (1990) also found the highest nest densities of mallard and gadwall in habitats with the highest visual obstruction readings. Most mallard and gadwall nests were in brush (primarily western snowberry) or brush/grass, whose aboveground growth was killed by fire. The resprouting plants had not regrown to a height that was preferred by either species after the third growing season following treatment. Lower than average precipitation in 1987-88 may have retarded recovery of the vegetation. Our study did not last long enough to determine whether the vegetation -- and the density of nesting gadwall -- would return to pre-treatment levels.
Spring grazing was detrimental to gadwall and blue-winged teal in the years when cattle were present. In the spring grazing treatment, gadwall had significantly lower nest densities during the 3 consecutive years of spring grazing than during the post-treatment years. Grazing started each year in early May. At the time of the June visual obstruction reading sampling, the spring graze fields had only 8% of vegetation >/= 2.5 dm, the preferred class, compared with 10% in that class on the control fields during 1983-86. Nest densities of blue-winged teal were lower in the treatment years than in the pretreatment years. Grazing also reduced cover for blue-winged teal; 69% of the vegetation was <0.5 dm, which was avoided by this species. In addition to the reduced cover, the presence of cattle during the peak of nest initiation in gadwall and blue-winged teal may have led to lower nest densities. Mallard, which nested earlier, did not show a reduction in nest density on grazed fields during the treatment years. Cattle present during nest initiation are known to reduce nest densities of another grassland species, the upland sandpiper (Bartramia longicauda) (Bowen and Kruse 1993).
In the years after spring grazing, annual nest density of gadwall increased, which paralleled the increase in visual obstruction readings of the vegetation in the years after treatment. Nest densities of mallard and blue-winged teal were reduced on spring graze fields in post-treatment years compared with pre-treatment years. These results probably occurred because there was less water available in wetland basins during the post-treatment years (Lokemoen et al. 1990), and not due to long-term changes in the vegetation following spring grazing. The visual obstruction readings of vegetation on the spring graze fields were similar to control fields within 1 year after grazing ended. Adequate precipitation in the years immediately following grazing (1985-86) probably enhanced recovery of the vegetation.
For lesser scaup, northern shoveler, and northern pintail, there were not enough nests to test for differences among years within treatments. Visual inspection of the data suggests that nest densities of lesser scaup may have been reduced on spring graze fields, but northern shoveler and northern pintail were not affected.
Our analysis of total nest density was conducted in an attempt to ascertain the overall effect of the treatments during the treatment and post-treatment years. For all species, we found no difference among treatments in the total density of nests during the treatment and post-treatment years. Thus, during these 7 years, the grazing and burning treatments did not have a negative or positive effect on the total number of waterfowl nests. Although this finding could be interpreted as indicating that the treatments were neutral, in fact, we had wide confidence intervals on the maximum differences between treatments, indicating we had low power to detect differences among treatments.
Nest success was high most years at Lostwood. Through all years of the study, mallard averaged 34.5% success, gadwall 44.7%, and blue-winged teal 31.3%. This is considerably higher than found in central North Dakota by Lokemoen et al. (1990) and Klett et al. (1988) and in unmanaged cover in North Dakota for mallard (Cowardin and Johnson 1979, Cowardin et al. 1985).
We found no differences in nest success among treatments, but the power of our tests was low. The differences we measured in Mayfield estimates of nest success appeared large, but due to the small number of replicates (3) and large amount of variation, the differences were not statistically significant. Many more replicates would be needed to demonstrate different nest success rates with the range of variation we found at Lostwood. Conducting such a study would be more expensive and time-consuming than most resource agencies could afford.
Vegetation types changed during the study; brush and brush/grass decreased in area and grass/brush increased in area. Although there was no difference among treatments in the vegetation type changes, there was a suggestion that the spring burn and summer burn/spring graze treatment had more dramatic decreases in brush and brush/grass and increases in grass/brush than the control and spring graze treatments. Burning reduced the height of brush significantly and grass tended to compete with resprouting brush for the first several years following treatment, thereby providing a higher percentage of the canopy coverage during those years.
Most of the vegetation type affinities we observed are similar to those found in other studies. Brush was the preferred vegetation type for nesting mallard and gadwall, with 57% of the mallard and 33% of the gadwall nests in brush. Brush was also a preferred nesting cover in other studies conducted in central North Dakota (Duebbert et al. 1986) and Saskatchewan (Dzubin and Gollop 1972, Hines and Mitchell 1983). Brush/grass, the most common vegetation type early in the study (1981), was the most commonly used nesting habitat of gadwall, northern pintail, American wigeon, and lesser scaup. Brush/grass was the second most frequently used vegetation type of mallard. Grass/brush, the most common vegetation type late in the study (1987), was the most commonly used nesting habitat of blue-winged teal and northern shovelers. Grass/ brush was avoided by mallard and gadwall. Grass/forb was the second most common nesting habitat of blue-winged teal and it was avoided by mallard and gadwall.
The 2 species with the highest frequency of nesting use of shallow marsh emergent vegetation were the lesser scaup and northern shoveler. Mallard avoided this type. Other studies have found considerable nesting by mallard in marshes, which include shallow marsh and deep marsh emergent vegetation (Evans and Black 1956, Krapu et al. 1979).


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When the Toronto Argonauts and Calgary Stampeders take a break during the 100th Grey Cup, the halftime show watched by millions will have a Kamloops touch.
That's because the show's production designer, Robert Sondergaard, first practiced the art of lighting with school plays while a student at Kam High, now South Kamloops secondary.
He was putting the finishing touches on the much anticipated halftime show on Friday, which includes lighting and other special effects that will accentuate performances by an array of Canadian music icons.
"There will be pyrotechnics and flames and lasers and all sorts of stuff," Sondergaard said. "I think we've created what will be a very exciting show."
Sondergaard doesn't want to say too much, lest he spoil the surprise for viewers who tune into the Sunday game, which begins at 3 p.m. on TSN.
But he would say pop stars Justin Bieber and Carly Rae Jepsen, rock band Marianas Trench and balladeer Gordon Lightfoot will be on stage for about 17 minutes in total, with each allotted three to four minutes to perform.
He'd been in Toronto for nine days when The Daily News reached him by cellphone. He said a lot of the work at the Rogers Centre has to be done at night when the stadium isn't in use or around the teams' schedules.
Fortunately, Sondergaard has a crack group of 20 technicians and as many as 200 volunteers to help him put everything together. That includes video and lighting technicians and people with strong backs to lift props on wires.
"We want to acknowledge the past and history of the CFL," he said of the show, adding there will be images and video from the game's 100-year history.
"Also, we want to acknowledge the youthful side and bring in new fans."
Sunday's show has been two years in the making. Sondergaard, who owns Electric Aura Projects in Vancouver, was recruited by Patrick Roberge Productions to design the performance.
Sondergaard adapted his ideas into 3D models to show the powers that be at the CFL, who liked the design. As time passed, the show changed as the league gave input and the performers signed on.
"It's a very long process," he said. "As things happen and ideas develop, it's morphed completely from what we started with."
Sondergaard graduated from Kam High in 1989 knowing he wanted a career in theatre. He furthered his studies at The Banff Centre before moving to Vancouver, where he's worked in stage, film, TV and created designs for the Pacific National Exhibition.
This is not Sondergaard's first Grey Cup. He was also production designer on the 99th Grey Cup in Vancouver, which featured rock band Nickelback, and the 98th game featuring Bachman-Turner Overdrive.
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September 29, 2006
Here's another bonus video for our loyal WLTV viewers. Today's video looks back at the wines Gary did not score very high. Enjoy this video and everyone have a great weekend! Episode #100 is NEXT!
September 29, 2006
Here's another bonus video for our loyal WLTV viewers. Today's video looks back at the wines Gary did not score very high. Enjoy this video and everyone have a great weekend! Episode #100 is NEXT!
September 28, 2006
Today WLTV looks back at some of the great wines Gary has tasted over the last 99 episodes. So sit back and watch today and celebrate with us as we approach this milestone. You really didn't think we would keep you hanging until next week?
September 27, 2006
Today Gary tastes through some of the biggest names in the wine world and has a lot of fun doing it. He also tackles some of the stuff going on in the comments section
September 26, 2006
Today Gary tastes 4 wines and tastes 4 cheeses and then talks about how they work together. This is a very interesting episode and one that will bring a lot of value to many viewers of WLTV. Please jump in and answer the question of the day too!
September 25, 2006
Today Gary Vaynerchuk tackles the wonderful word of white burgundy and really focuses on Chablis and obviously talks about the Jets big win in Buffalo and all the comments and the Spreadsheet and many other wine and non wine topics, sit back grab a glass of wine and enjoy!
September 22, 2006
Today Gary tastes 4 wines from 4 very different places and finds a few he likes, he also takes us on a very special journey. Please watch todays episode with an nice bottle of wine and enjoy this massive effort. If there is ever an episode to write in on or email Gary about this is it!
September 21, 2006
Today Gary tastes and reviews wines from the Alsace region of France. Watch today as Gary tastes these four wines from a region known for it's quality white wines. More viewer questions and a new QOD.
September 20, 2006
Today Gary tastes and reviews four diamonds in the rough. These are wines that Gary has enjoyed and wants to share with you. Watch to see why Gary thinks these are diamonds in the rough. A new QOD too!
September 19, 2006
You asked Gary for it and now he repsonds! You asked for another Chilean episode and Gary delivers. Gary today tastes two Cabs and two Merlots from Chile to see how they measure up to their value. In a new twist for WLTV Gary issues a Challenge of the Day (COD) to all of the WLTV viewers!
September 18, 2006
Today Gary looks at four Pinot Noir's. Watch and see how these four stack up. A new QOD and a request to all of you Lurkers out there in the forums!


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Started in 2007, the Critical Care, Anesthesia Perioperative Extension (CAPE) and Home Ventilation Program is a comprehensive and longitudinal service for children with chronic respiratory insufficiency, technology dependence and related medical complexities. The program promotes high quality, coordinated care to assist families and improve the lives of children with long-term ventilator assistance. CAPE services are tailored to the individual patient, offering extensive home visits, outpatient clinics, and inpatient consultation to meet a wide range of needs. Our providers are also engaged in health services research and interventional studies to improve care systems and outcomes.
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CAPE enables families and children to receive, and provide, complex medical care in your community, while promoting your child's growth and development.
Supplementing the Medical Home
CAPE Program physicians and staff specialize in caring for children with complex healthcare needs. We work closely with primary care providers to create models of care that are tailored to individual family and practice needs. With primary providers in the community, we work to create patient-centered medical homes for children with a wide range of complex problems. These can include complications of prematurity, organ transplantation, neuromuscular disease (e.g., spinal muscular atrophy and muscular dystrophy), acute neurologic injury, and many other critical illnesses.
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CAPE providers help determine if, and how, short and long-term respiratory support can be of benefit. Services are intended to optimize your care at home and facilitate any hospital-based care, augmenting the Medical Home / primary care services:
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Multi-platinum recording artist Adele can melt hearts with her soulful voice, but her actions are saving lives. The singer told Radio 1 that she is leaving meat out of her repertoire.
Like many of her songs, Adele's inspiration came from love. "Whenever I am about to eat meat, I always see my little dog's eyes", she said.
Adele is quite right, of course: cows, pigs, turkeys, chickens and other animals killed for food feel pain and fear, just like dogs and cats do, and it doesn't … Read more.


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Draw My Bunny Mascot!! w/ 200 points giveaway!Sunday ShiversSunday Shivers is the original character I'm applying to be a part of BJBB! Hopefully, Sunday gets accepted. If not, too bad... Though I will still love her anyway and she'll be my mascot for who knows when So to celebrate her "birth" as well as the opening of applications for #BJBB, here is a little contest I made! EDIT: She got accepted!! :iconshuffelinplz:Rules:
Draw my mascot Sunday Shivers in her current outfit.DO NOT claim her as your own character.You can draw her wearing those hood and goggles of hers, but I'd love it more if I can see her face.Must be colored and finished. No works-in-progress or anything rushed.Can be digital, traditional or pixel. Can be comic strip, chibi, human, animated page doll, or animated icon. Can be with background or without background.No Mature Content please! Keep it PG-13.Entry will be rejected if it's out-