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This is a discussion on Another assault weapons ban poll within the The Second Amendment & Gun Legislation Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; Voted...
I voted.
I agree, there are some pretty intellectually challenged people that posted comments on that poll. It scares me that people have lost the ability to use critical thinking and carry a solution through to it's possible end. In short, they don't think of the consequences.
Also, the guns they are asking about in the poll are NOT "assault weapons" but semi automatic military looking versions of any self loading hunting rifle. There is no Grenade Launcher, Tri-Burst or Full Auto feature. It just looks scary to the unknowing.
Another thing that irritates me about these polls. The dumb people that do not realize that the Second has nothing to do with hunting. It is the last check in our system of checks and balances against tyranny and an oppressive government.
77% No
Idealism is what precedes experience; cynicism is what follows.
- David T. Wolf
Voted. 77.7% No.
The ultimate result of shielding men from the effects of folly is to fill the world with fools.
-Herbert Spencer
NRA Life Member
they're not showing the results ..... did they take it off now ?

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Recent public meetings found a preference for light-rail, which would cost more than a busway but offer several advantages.
Light-rail could become an option in the Bottineau Transitway between Minneapolis and Maple Grove or Brooklyn Park.
While nothing is set in stone for a proposed transit corridor in the north Hennepin County suburbs, one thing is clear after recent public meetings: people prefer a train to a bus, even though the latter would cost less.
"It's fair to say that light-rail transit has more support than bus rapid transit," said Joe Gladke, who manages engineering and transit planning for Hennepin County.
He added, however, that opinions are "all over the place" on the different routes being studied.
The next couple months will be critical for the Bottineau Transitway, a 13-mile line that would connect downtown Minneapolis with either Maple Grove or Brooklyn Park. It's the latest corridor being considered for light-rail transit, along with the Southwest line.
The Hennepin County Regional Railroad Authority soon will make recommendations on the best of the four proposed routes -- factoring in such things as cost, noise, traffic and environmental impacts -- as well as whether the transitway should be a $1 billion light-rail line or a $560 million busway.
The Metropolitan Council expects to choose a route and mode by the end of the year, paving the way for an environmental impact statement and the highly competitive federal funding process.
Officials hope that federal funding will cover half the cost, with the other half coming from the region, county and state.
Much is at stake, Commissioner Mark Stenglein said last week at the Railroad Authority meeting. The group consists of Hennepin County Board members.
"These are millennial decisions that really are going to affect the growth patterns in that part of the county," said Stenglein, who represents part of the area covered by the proposed line. "There's certainly a lack of transit up in that part of the county and this is going to certainly fix that problem."
'Line showing promise'
Whatever route is chosen, its midsection would shadow County Road 81 -- also called Bottineau Boulevard -- through Robbinsdale, Crystal and Brooklyn Park. It's at the top and bottom of the corridor where the alternatives come in.
On the north end, one option is to shoot the line west to the Arbor Lakes shopping complex in Maple Grove. The other is to continue north along Broadway Avenue to the Target campus in Brooklyn Park.
On the south end, the line could go through Minneapolis' Near North neighborhood along Penn Avenue and W. Broadway, or along a train corridor near Theodore Wirth Park in Golden Valley.
Nearly 400 people attended four community meetings in January, lodging 295 comments about line preferences and possible effects on like property values, vibration and parking.
Gladke said that Bottineau's latest weekday ridership estimates from the Met Council for 2030 are 26,000 to 27,600 for light-rail, and 19,900 for a busway. Based on demand, buses would disrupt traffic slightly more than trains, he said. Travel times are faster for a train.
Buses would be quieter and cause less vibration than trains. The busway also would be cheaper than a light-rail line, although a train would cost less per passenger than a bus, he said.
Federal officials will consider all those factors in deciding whether to fund the project, as well as how well the line would serve the disadvantaged. About half the line would go through areas with twice the county's average rate of minority and low-income populations.
"We're getting to a significant point here in the history of this corridor," Rail Authority Chairman Peter McLaughlin said. "This line has really matured and I think it's showing great promise."
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Extreme Drought Forces One Texas Town to Drink Toilet Water
Extreme droughts in Texas may force residents in one town to do the unthinkable: drink toilet water. NPR reports that dwellers of Wichita Falls will have to drink the wastewater, as it is officially called, after it has been purified and recycled to be potable. The city has started work on the solution, building a 13-mile pipeline connecting its wastewater plant to the purification center.
Despite the lack of rain, folks in Wichita Falls are not too excited to sample the eau de toilet. "The thought of it definitely grosses me out," one resident told NPR. "I'm sure that they would clean it and filter it up to standards, but I think just the idea would be it's sort of a mindset kind of thing, you know what Im talking about?"
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Monetizing Nature: Taking Precaution on a Slippery Slope
In the wake of declining political will for environmental protection, many in the environmental community are advocating for the monetization of nature.
In the wake of declining political will for environmental protection, many in the environmental community are advocating for the monetization of nature.
It's now eight years since David Cameron first declared that "it's time we focused not just on GDP, but on GWB - general well-being" and in that time the UK has become a global leader by measuring national well-being – but we have yet to make the leap from measurement to …
The realization is gradually spreading that GDP growth can't continue forever. This reality is causing societal angst and discomfort.
Paul Krugman often writes sensibly and cogently about economic policy. But like many economists, he can become incoherent on the subject of growth.
Steven Kopits, Managing Director, Douglas-Westwood talks peak oil and oil markets.
The planet's ability to provide useful materials and absorb wastes (its biocapacity) is deemed essential to sustain human life. Yet consumption of those useful materials (our ecological footprint) per person is rising at an alarming and unsustainable rate.
It's a cruel irony for the 300,000 West Virginians forced to turn off their taps for five to ten days... will count as a plus according to...GDP.
The economy of Italy seem to be declining as a consequence of the increasing cost (or - equivalently - declining energy returns, EROEI) of primary energy sources, mainly natural gas and crude oil.
Italy' peak oil has arrived: we are back to 1967 in terms of oil consumption.
In a recent speech to the International Monetary Fund economist Larry Summers argued that since near zero interest rates have not stimulated GDP growth sufficiently to reach full employment, we probably need a negative interest rate.


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Is my hamster a boy or a girl?
By Luna BugSexing hamsters can be tricky, especially when they are young.
Syrian males are usually more obvious. Once they have reached 4 weeks old they will have noticeable testicles that hang down below the rear end.
Male Dwarves will have testicles as well, but they are less obvious. Also male Dwarves have a scent gland near the umbilicus (belly button). All male hamsters are capable of retracting their testicles up into the abdomen.
Female Syrians, if the hair is short enough, will have noticeable nipples. There are two rows of nipples that run parallel on either side of the belly. Female Dwarves also have nipples, but they are typically much smaller and much harder to see.
The easiest way to tell if your hamster is a male or female is to look at the distance between the two openings at the rear. This is the same with all hamsters, male or female.
In males the anus (opening for excreting feces) and the penis (which is kept tucked up inside a small opening) are further apart. In females the anus (opening for excreting feces) and the vaginal opening (which leads to where the female organs are located) are much closer together in comparison to the male.


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Districts ready to meet new bullying rules
Governor Mark Dayton signed legislation last week meant to eliminate bullying in Minnesota schools, but big changes are not likely locally.
The new legislation, formally known as the Safe and Supportive MN Schools Act, requires schools to record and investigate cases of bullying and requires districts to train staff and teachers on identifying and preventing bullying behavior. It also provides more specific guidelines for what district-level anti-bullying policies should include.


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It's a Saturday and my passenger side headlight burned out last night.
The dealership next to my house is too busy to help me today and most mechanics are charging $50. I just purchased a replacement and am trying to follow the instructions in the manual, but I can't seem to get past step 2 (remove the rubber seal). The problem is that the windshield washer container is behind the headlight thing, which doesn't give me much room to see or pull the seal off.
If anyone has any advice from personal experience to offer, I would be greatly appreciative.
I need to replace the bulb today.
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I received the 10th StratoFighter from the first run last summer. It has the serial number of RB0486 on the spine of the glass breaker, which I asked for. The knife came with a letter of authenticity stating that knife was assigned to me in their records.
The StratoFighter is a BIG KNIFE open or closed. It made my Chinook2 [which I have carried for over a year] look small in a side-by-side comparison.
The edge was sharp but not as sharp as I like to keep them. This is normal for me as very few knives have been as sharp from the factory as I want them. I put the edge to the Spyderco sharpmaker course stones. 4 light passes on each side brought it to what I call a "working" edge that was as sharp as I like them for the purpose of hard use.
Ive sharpened over 500 knives for various people over the last decade. Experience in doing so with a multitude of various makers knives shows that the CTV2 steel used on the blade of this knife will take an aggressive edge fairly quickly once it has been used to the point of needing to be resharpened. Thats a good thing if one finds themselves in the field and needs to put an edge back on the blade quickly a small course stone or perhaps even a smooth rock which I have used in the field a few times over the years on several others knives with varying success.
The blade is 1/4" thick. This knife is not designed to slice tomatoes. It looks like it has something of a Moran convex edge that I've always liked as well. If it had an acute angled grind that led to a fine edge, it would defeat the purpose of the design for hard use. It would be the weak link in the knife and I think has been well thought out for this knifes intended use.
The quartz impregnated inserts in the handle are more than adequate at keeping sweaty, wet hands from slipping while working.
The pocket clip was tight as hell when I received the StratoFighter. I could not get it onto my dungaree pocket after much effort. I have had to bend pocket clips on other knives before to loosen them some to give me the retention I want on the pocket.
I tried to bend the pocket clip by hand and it was nearly impossible to do. I went to the garage and got a length of twine that I slipped under the clip and then pulled outbound from the frame. This worked better and I had some minor success at loosening it enough to get it onto the pocket. This clip is STRONG [a good thing to have for this knifes intended use as well].
The inserts destroyed the inside of my pockets edge after inserting and withdrawing the knife 20-30 times over the course of the next half hour. I talked with Frank Miller about this over the phone and he told me to remove the clip, remove the insert under the clip and re-attach the clip. He stated that the clip is that tight so that when the knife is attached to a vest in combat it will not be lost. I certainly agree that the knife would not be lost under hard use with the way the clip came on mine. I removed the quartz insert under the clip as suggested, not that hard to do actually, and it then was much easier to insert and retract from the pants pocket and did not further destroy the pocket it was clipped into.
While speaking with him, he also mentioned to make sure I loctited the pivot to the desired tension. When I checked the pivot, it was finger tight only. Good thing he told me to loctite it to the tension I desired when we spoke.
I tightened the pivot with an allen wrench. Then it was too tight and the blade would not open at all. Thing is, I tightened it with very little tension. I backed it off and tightened it a few times to get the desired tension I wanted after putting blue loctite on the pivot threads, let it sit overnight and it has not loosened nor been an issue since.
While on the subject of the blade pivot, it appears to be of adequate size and not be a weak link in strength while locked open and potentially used for prying laterally or from edge to spine. The pivot also protrudes from the sides of the knife. A designed feature in the knife that increase it's lateral strength proportionally IMO.
While loctiting the pivot tension, I also loctited the cross bolt secondary safety/locking bar in position so it could not be accidentally engaged, which when in that mode prevents the blade from opening or closing, depending on the position of the blade when activated.
I had issues with a similiar secondary safety with another makers knife engaging unintentionally and lock the blade closed while in the pocket. I had loctited that one in the off position and did so with the StratoFighter. I used blue loctite which will hold the cross bolt safety in the off position but will also allow me to engage it if and when I feel I need the added security of not having the blade unlock in the field.
The StratoFighter will go on search and rescues into the Superstition Mountains of Arizona with me. I feel confident that should I have to make an extended stay in the mountains overnight while searching for lost or downed/injured people, it is all the knife I'll need for any purpose that one might need a knife/pry bar/hatchet/digging instrument for.
I'm so confident that the StratoFighter will survive anything I'll likely put it through/need it for in a real world environment [the harsh Sonoran desert in this case] I have taken the sheathed straight blade off my rescue pack where it was strapped externally so I could access it without removing the pack off my back.
I no longer feel I need to carry a straight blade along with a folder, and feel comfortable in not doing so, which was not the case while carrying the Chinook [which is still one hell of a strong knife].
We carry 40-45 pound packs [minimum] into rescue operations of up to 10 miles on foot over mountains in excess of 6000 feet in heat that can exceed 115 degrees F. in the summer and every ounce of weight saved not carrying redundant or unnecessary equipment is that much more water I can carry for myself and those who are in trouble when we find them.
At times we may be inserted by DPS choppers to an area that is remote enough that we can't access by foot because of the terrain. When one is that far "in" without any support but the gear one takes with them until extraction, which could be 2-3 days, one needs to be able to rely on the equipment on them explicitly. The StratoFighter brings my confidence level where a blade or worst-case pry bar may be necessary to new heights.
I can rely on it for getting up and over some of the rock cliffs if I had to use the StratoFighter as an emergency piton, shoving it into a crevice as far as I could, I can pull my full weight [185 pounds] up and could trust this knife not to snap and subsequently fall. I know I can rely on it thusly as the accompanying photos demonstrate the StratoFighter being tested for just such a possibility.
The StratoFighter came through the above testing with NO damage. The blade opens as smooth as before, the blade still sits centered in the handles when closed, the lockup is still solid. The blades pivot suffered no ill effects from the considerable stresses applied to it during testing. The finish on the handle of the knife was not scratched at all with dirt from the desert while standing on it and only required that I wipe it off with a soft t-shirt and put it back in my pocket. The finish on the knife seems tough enough as well.
I also tested the locks strength by performing the customary spine whack test where the opened folder is hit against a hard surface to see if the lock fails under pressure. I used a telephone linesman glove for the testing in the event it failed for any reason. I lowered the tailgate of my truck, put 2 foot x 3 foot piece of 5/8 plywood on the tailgate and proceeded to slam the spine of the opened blade as hard as I could 6 times. The lock did not release in those six attempts to get it to fail and release the blade.


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Fatal Error 2896 occurs when clicking Next button on the Welcome Dialog often on Vista boxes
Article:TECH9950 | | | Created: 2005-12-21 | | | Updated: 2008-06-24 | | | Article URL http://www.symantec.com/docs/TECH9950 |
When running the installation, I receive the following error when clicking the Next button on the Welcome Dialog and/or a fatal error in the log file:
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Guenter Wendt, the original pad leader for NASA's manned space program and the last man the Apollo astronauts saw before launching to the moon, died at his home in Merritt Island, Fla., Monday.
Reporting to Cape Canaveral as a McDonnell Aircraft Corp. engineer working on missile projects soon after gaining his American citizenship in 1955, Wendt, who was born and educated in Berlin, became part of the effort to launch the first U.S. astronauts into space.
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Jeff Rossen (born November 13, 1976) is an American television journalist who is employed by NBC News. He joined the network in September 2008. Rossen contributes to all NBC News programs and platforms, including NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams, and Today. Rossen also fills in at the anchor desk for Weekend Today and MSNBC.
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Rossen was born in Hauppauge, New York and is a graduate of the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University.
In 2012, Rossen was named National Investigative Correspondent. He will lead a new investigative unit titled "Rossen Reports." According to an NBC News press release, Rossen's investigations will appear on all platforms, including Today, NBC Nightly News, and Dateline NBC.
Prior to his promotion, Rossen landed a now legendary interview with actor Charlie Sheen in February, 2011. The interview made international headlines, not only for its content, but also because Rossen stole the exclusive from ABC News. During his time at NBC News, Rossen has also covered the David Goldman kidnapping case -- traveling with the American dad to Brazil, the Death of Michael Jackson, and an exclusive interview with the owner of "Travis the Chimp" in the Connecticut Chimp Attack.
Rossen left WABC-TV at the end of May 2008, seven years after he joined the station. He has covered news segments such as the crash of TWA Flight 800 and the September 11 attacks on the World Trade Center in 2001, the New York City Olympic Bid in Singapore, Ronald Reagan's death, London Terrorist Attack, among others. He hosted a weekly segment on Eyewitness News called "What's Bugging You?"
Rossen worked as a reporter at WUTR-TV, the ABC affiliate in Utica, New York. He also worked in Syracuse, New York at ABC affiliate WIXT-TV, and at Fox affiliate WJBK-TV in Detroit before coming to WABC-TV in May 2001. He was unflatteringly featured doing a report on the death of Kayla Rolland, a first grader at Buell Elementary School, in Michael Moore's documentary, Bowling for Columbine.[1]
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I really want to try growing hops in my back yard but i just read on the midwest FAQ's that hops and dogs don't mix. i could pluck lower flowers so the dogs (they're small) can't reach them. anyone have input on this issue?
First, only a few breeds have a reaction to hops. Secondly, do your dog graze like cattle on the weeds or flowers in your garden? There are far more plants that are toxic to dog than plants that are safe for dogs but luckily Mother Nature built in instincts for animals. I don't worry about growing hops any more than I worry about growing Daisies. Now, if you had hops in a pile of spent grains they would probably eat them because they are used to eating grains in their food so I would be careful about that.
You could always put some chicken wire around the bottoms of the plants.
I read about this earlier. I had been putting my spent grain on the side of the house and my Lab loves it, but not so much on the way out. I have been putting the spent grains/hops in the trash now. I will be growing hops this spring but am not worried as she does eat leaves and other brush around the yard, but she does like tomatoes.
I honestly wound nt try it, but if you do, chicken wire around it
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Te Department of Ñeembucú is one of the least well-documented areas of eastern Paraguay, and the flora is composed of a mixture of forest and Chaco elements. Regions like Ñeembucú are often considered of lower diversity and interest that more forested regions; this results from both actual species richness figures and from under-collecting due to perception as uninteresting. We present here a checklist of the vascular plants of Ñeembucú, which includes 676 taxa (including infraspecific taxa and collections identified only to genus) in 100 families and 374 genera. Four hundred and thirty nine (439) of these are new records for Ñeembucú and of these, 4 are new published records for Paraguay. Synonyms, distribution details within Paraguay and a voucher specimen or literature record are provided for each taxon, and a brief analysis of the diversity and importance of the flora is presented.
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It's just suspenseful and clever enough to keep you happily intrigued. [3 Sep 2012, p.39]
Alas, there are enough reminders of real life--including an early suicide--to dampen the fun of this guilty pleasure.
Sure, the plot's ridiculous, but the film's mostly fun, while the pleasure of watching Burstyn play a homicidal wacko is not to be denied anyone.
The Scotts have held onto enough of the memorable 1978 movie adaptation of Robin Cook's novel to pay tribute, but added enough to make it feel contemporary.
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Once the story finds its pulse, Coma is fun, but there are a few hiccups.
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Miranda v. Arizona is the decision that created the requirement that police advise suspects of their right to remain silent and to the assistance of a lawyer. The requirement is designed to prevent police from attempting to solve crimes by beating or otherwise coercing confessions from suspects. It is also designed to ensure that any statements made in police custody are voluntary and, thus, more reliable as evidence.
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Tuesday's decision comes via an appeal stemming from a fatal shooting in January 2000 outside a shopping mall in Southfield, Mich.
Van Chester Thompkins was arrested about a year later and interrogated by police. During the questioning, Mr. Thompkins was advised of his Miranda rights and given a form to sign. He refused to sign it.
Nonetheless, police say Thompkins verbally confirmed that he understood his rights. Thompkins disputes this.
Thompkins remained largely silent during most of a three-hour interrogation. About 2 hours and 45 minutes into the questioning, one of the officers asked Thompkins if he believed in God. When he answered, "Yes," police say his eyes welled up with tears.
The officer then asked: "Do you pray to God?"
The suspect answered: "Yes."
Another question: "Do you pray to God to forgive you for shooting that boy down?"
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PSU All New England Jazz Festival March 11
PLYMOUTH .— The Department of Music, Theatre, and Dance at Plymouth State University will host the annual All New England Jazz Festival for high school students on Tuesday, March 11 at the Silver Center for the Arts. The daylong program of workshops and rehearsals concludes with a 6 p.m. concert in Hanaway Theatre.
Students are nominated by their directors and selected to participate in the daylong festival. This year's festival will feature two select student jazz ensembles directed by festival conductors John W. Jones and Mark A. Stickney. The Plymouth State University Jazz Ensemble will open the concert.
Dr. Jones is professor of music and director of the jazz ensemble at the Sunderman Conservatory of Music at Gettysburg College in Pennsylvania. An award winning composer, Jones has been commissioned to write works for wind band, jazz ensemble and chamber orchestra. The Buzz Jones Big Band has toured Europe multiple times, and has released three compact discs over the past decade.
Dr. Stickney is assistant professor of music and director of bands at Plymouth State. He has served on the brass faculties of Salve Regina University and the Community College of Rhode Island, where he taught trombone, euphonium and tuba. He has performed with the American Band, Fanfare Brass, The Narragansett Tuba Quartet, and as a member of the Rutgers Wind Ensemble. As a conductor, Stickney has premiered a number of works.
Tickets for the concert are $10 for adults, $6 for seniors and $7 for youth at the Silver Center Box Office, (603) 535-2787 or 800) 779-3869. Tickets are also available online at silver.plymouth.edu.
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Executive Council Candidate Kenney at Kitchen Cravings Monday
GILFORD — District One Executive Council candidate Joe Kenney, a Republican from Wakefield, will be completing his ''Cup of Joe Tour'', which has taken him from Colebrook to Claremont to Gilford, at Kitchen Cravings next to the Lacona Airport in Gilford at 9:30 a.m. Monday.
The former Senator from District 3 began a tour of coffee shops and mom and pop restaurants promoting the New Hampshire Brand with an interesting twist during the primary in which he won the GOP nomination for the Executive Council seat held for three decades by the late Ray Burton of Bath. The twist was that the first person to post their photo with Joe on the Joe Kenney for Executive Council Facebook page at each location on the tour wins a free pound of coffee from a New Hampshire roastery.
It will be one of his last campaign stops before voters go the polls on Tuesday, March 11 in a special election.
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LRCC Offers More Creative Pathway Classes
LACONIA — Lakes Region Community College (LRCC) is offering more Creative Pathway classes on Monday, March 17, and Monday, March 31, from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m.
"Creative Pathway classes are designed to learn holistic living techniques in a fun, informal way," says Class Instructor, Laurie Mayhew (Laconia), a Reiki Master Teacher. "Lessons are informally taught while working on an individual creative project related to the topic. Materials are included in the price of the classes, $35 per class."
"Wish upon a Star" and "Healing Chakra Bell Chime," the first in the series of Creative Pathway classes, were offered in February and were very successful. On Monday, March 17, the next class in the series is "Spring Clearing." Students will discover some of the ancient techniques that can remove negative energy from their aura field and environment. They will participate in a four directions Shaman ceremony and receive a clearing and take tools home to use.
On Monday, March 31, Mayhew will help students connect with four of the powerful Archangels. Students will create a beautiful votive candle holder by using their own creativity and the colors of the four Archangels: Michael, Uriel, Raphael, and Gabriel.
For additional information and to register, call the College at 524-3207. One may also call toll-free, 1-800-357-2992. Students must be pre-registered by March 13 for "Spring Clearing" and by March 27 for "Angel Therapy."
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MOULTONBOROUGH — The next meeting of the Lakes Region Tea Party will be held March 19 at 7 p.m.at the Moultonborough Public Library.
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El Paso - The UTEP football team has announced its 2010 schedule, with two long-time rivals and a quartet of teams that played in bowl games a year ago highlighting the slate.
"I think it is a great schedule," UTEP head coach Mike Price said. "We have some great home games for us and our fans. I like the balance of the schedule in terms of not having a bunch of home or road games in a row. We always want to pick a high profile school to play in non-conference play, and we will do that this year by going to Arkansas."
The Miners will continue the longest running series in program history when they play host to New Mexico State (Sept. 18) in addition to traveling to New Mexico (Oct. 2) for the 76th meeting all time between the programs.
Three of the four match-ups against squads which went to bowl games last year will be on the road. The Conference USA opener will pit UTEP against Houston (Sept. 10) while the Miners travel to the Eastern Time Zone to face Marshall (Oct. 30). In addition the Orange and Blue will venture to Southeastern Conference country to battle Arkansas (Nov. 13). The lone 2009 bowl participant to take on UTEP in El Paso will be SMU (Nov. 6), which will serve as the "Senior Night" opponent.
The 2009 C-USA West Division champion Cougars are coming off a 10-4 year, which culminated by qualifying for their fifth straight bowl game. After falling to UTEP in the regular-season finale (52-21), the Thundering Herd (7-6) recovered to knock off Ohio, 21-17, in the Little Ceasar's Bowl.
The Razorbacks capped a eight-win campaign by toppling C-USA champion East Carolina, 20-17 in overtime, in the Autozone Liberty Bowl. The Mustangs (8-5) made their first postseason appearance in 25 years a memorable one by routing Nevada, 45-10, to claim the Hawai'i Bowl.
UTEP will open its 92nd season of action when it welcomes Arkansas-Pine Bluff to the Sun Bowl on Sept. 4. It will be the first time the Miners have played back-to-back season openers at home since a five-year stretch (1987-92).
Three of four and four of the initial six contests will be held in El Paso, with Memphis (Sept. 25) and Rice (Oct. 9) joining the Golden Lions and Aggies during the stretch. Tulane (Oct. 23) and SMU will round out the home ledger.
For the second straight season UTEP will face both UAB and Marshall, but this time doing so in hostile territory. The Miners will play their final two tilts of the year on the road, squaring off against the Razorbacks before battling Tulsa (Nov. 20) in the regular-season finale.
UTEP finished the 2009 campaign with a mark of 4-8, including 3-5 in C-USA action. The Miners won their season finale for the first time in 22 years, in addition to earning the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl National Team of the Week following a triumph against No. 12 Houston.
The offense was the best in school history (5,144 yards of total offense) and UTEP was among the top-25 nationally for passing offense, net punting, and total offense. The Miners will return both record-setting QB Trevor Vittatoe and Doak Walker semifinalist Donald Buckram.
UTEP's defense will have a new look to it with recently-hired defensive coordinator Andre Patterson calling the plays.
2010 UTEP Football Schedule
Sept. 4- Arkansas-Pine Bluff
Sept. 10- at Houston
Sept. 18- New Mexico State
Sept. 25- Memphis
Oct. 2- at New Mexico
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