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They make a nice couple, should be some nice combinations for the fry and coloration. Did they have somewhere else to spawn instead of the power cord? I have seen a lot us slate for them to spawn on but you never know where they are gonna choose to do the deed. |
no.... it kind of caught me off guard. i thought they had a couple months before they would pair off. then they spawned on the cord. i had just rescaped the tank to so all the plants were trimmed back. i just bought a 29 gal for them and will get them slate. |
great pics,i enjoyed watching the video too, do they eat many of the eggs. ? |
they ate them all witch isnt uncommon for the first couple times. |
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If I have put this in the wrong spot, my apologies. This is about a 2nd generation Tacoma sort of. I needed to replace my T-handles on my Leer cap as the locks had become unservicable due to salt corrosion. I live in Nova Scotia and the truck is from New Brunswick so it has seen some salt in the few winters it has been around. I ensured I took some pictures as that seems to be quite popular on this forum.
First off I went to my Leer dealer and asked about the T-Handles. The warranty on the accessories on a Leer cap is for one year only so I was out of luck for Leer to pay for them. I bought mine from Adventure Sports in Dartmouth Nova Scotia. I asked the price and then of course I asked if they had a military discount. He said no, but I'll work something out. Worked for me. The handles retail for $15.99 can and I got them for $13.65 apiece. Not earth shattering, but that's two coffees.
The T-handles are left and right and are keyed alike. The Leer part number for the left is: 81387, and the right is: 81388.
I got my tools ready for the replacement. A philips screwdriver, a 1/4 inch nutdriver, a wire brush, a pair of linesman's pliers, and a can of spray lithium grease.
First off you have to use the 1/4 nutdriver to remove the locking arms. You just loosen them a little and the arm will slip off. Then take the two Philip's head screws out of the back of the handle. The handle will come right off then. Place the new one where you have taken the old one out and reassemble backing plate to the T-Handle by putting the two screws back in. Replace the arm back on the T-Handle shaft and tighten up just enough to hold it. Repeat the process for the other side. Then you can close the rear glass and adjust where the locking arms are required to be in relation to the slider bars inside the cap. I applied a generous amount of Whit Lithium Grease in the new T-Handle before I re-assembled both sides. That's it, 30 minutes total and now I can lock my cap and keep the tool and hound thieves out!!!!!


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New Jersey Obituaries - January 26, 1898 - Baron Jerome Gugel
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Andrew Hill, the recently appointed Clayton Stephenson Class of 1954 Professor of Anthropology, focuses his teaching and research on human evolution, with particular emphasis on the environmental and ecological context in which it occurred.
The chair of the Department of Anthropology since 2000 and curator of anthropology at the Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History since 1992, Hill has conducted fieldwork in eastern Africa, Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates. For many years he has been director of the Baringo Paleontological Research Project, a multidisciplinary research program operating in the Tugen Hills, Kenya, that explores hominoid evolution in environments in the late Neogene of Africa.
In 1992, Hill and his colleagues identified the oldest known skull in the human family and established its age to be about 2.4 million years old. The skull fragment had been unearthed decades earlier in Kenya near Lake Baringo and was kept in the National Museum of Kenya. Hill and his team established its age by analyzing the rocks in the strata where the fossil was originally found.
From 1984 to 1995, Hill took part in yearly expeditions in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, to investigate fossils there and compare them with fossils in Pakistan and Kenya for clues about whether species evolved in response to major global climate change.
Hill has written numerous articles and abstracts and has co-edited several scientific publications, including "Fossil Vertebrates of Arabia" and "Fossils in the Making: Taphonomy and Vertebrate Paleoecology." In 2002, he was guest editor of a special two-volume issue of the Journal of Human Evolution dedicated to the work of his Kenyan expeditions.
A native of England, Hill earned his B.S. from the University of Reading and his Ph.D. from Bedford College, University of London. After graduating, he was a research officer for the National Museums of Kenya and later a research fellow, then administrative director, of The International Louis Leakey Memorial Institute for African Prehistory in Nairobi, Kenya. He was a postdoctoral research fellow in anthropology at Harvard University and a research associate in Harvard's Peabody Museum before coming to Yale as an assistant professor in 1985. He was named a full professor in 1992.
This year, Hill was also named head of the Anthropology Division at the Yale Peabody Museum. He was curator-in-charge of the museum's permanent exhibition on human evolution titled "Fossil Fragments."
Hill has served on the editorial board of Oxford University Press' Human Evolution Series since 1999. He has also been a consultant and reviewer for publishers of various popular and academic publications, and was a participant in the A&E/Granada television series on human evolution hosted by Walter Cronkite in 1994.
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The Home Visiting Evidence of Effectiveness project (HomVEE), is a transparent, systematic review of the evidence base for multiple home visiting programs for pregnant women and young children. The project, conducted through a contract to Mathematica Policy Research, aims to improve knowledge about overall efficacy, efficacy by outcomes, information on subgroup populations, and implementation of home visiting models. The project conducts a comprehensive review of the evidence of effectiveness of home visiting program models that support children's health and development, school readiness, reductions in maltreatment, positive parenting practices, and improved family self-sufficiency (when in conjunction with child outcomes). Users can access the site at: http://homvee.acf.hhs.gov/.
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December 20, 2012 | Vol. 116 -- No. 35
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Cheney's Eli Mason faces his Hermiston High School opponent in the semifinals for the 195-pound weight class.
The Tri-State Tournament at North Idaho College proved to be a tough arena for the Cheney wrestling team this past weekend.
Falling among the lower-placing teams, Cheney earned 28 points, with one wrestler in eighth place. Only a handful of wrestlers took part in the tournament, head coach Wade Schlotter said.
"Overall it was an OK showing. I didn't think it was a good showing by us," he said.
Zach Corean (220) ended up placing eighth in his weight class, and marked one of the successes at the tournament.
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homemade gummi bears!
- 1 -3 oz box of flavored gelatin
- 2 - 1/4 oz packages of unflavored gelatin
- 1/3 c. water
- candy molds. (we used two candy molds)
- Place 1/3 cup water in a small sauce pan. Sprinkle the Jello and unflavored gelatin over the water. Let sit 5 - 10 minutes. (If you like chewier gummi candy add in another packet of unflavored gelatin.)
- Place sauce pan over medium heat and stir until gelatin is dissolved, about 2-5 minutes. When mixture is liquid and all gelatin has dissolved, remove from heat. Let cool a minute and then pour into a container that is easy to pour from. I use a small ceramic creamer pitcher.
- Fill molds. If you save the inside of the advent calendar for projects like do, it works perfect! The sheet of star molds worked a bit better than the bears because they are a bit deeper. However, I must say we were just needing an activity so our standards were pretty low--- we thought they all turned out great!
- Allow to cool completely, about 20 minutes. They may be placed in a refrigerator for about 10 minutes if the kids are eager.
- Once cool, the backs can be lightly dusted with corn starch, if desired.
- Peel the gummi candy out of the molds. Don't be shy, you won't hurt them when peeling them from the molds. No need to oil the molds! Enjoy!
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Calories from Fat 0 | 0% |
Total Fat 0.0g | 0% |
Saturated Fat 0.0g | 0% |
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Cholesterol 0mg | 0% |
Sodium 47mg | 2% |
Potassium 1mg | 0% |
Total Carbs 8.55g | 2% |
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Michael Douglas, Catherine Zeta-Jones Step Out for Fashion Week
Douglas, looking trim and healthy after his harrowing battle with throat cancer, is a longtime friend of Kors' business partner, Lawrence Stroll. The 'Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps' star (looking forward to shooting a Liberace biopic with Steven Soderbergh later this year) attended the event alongside Zeta-Jones, who was sporting full, wild hair.
And they weren't the only stylish celebs at the Kors show.
Debra Messing, Angie Harmon and Emma Roberts (who hit several shows throughout Fashion Week) were in attendance. And seated in the front row: Bette Midler, Anjelica Huston, model Patti Hansen and Rene Russo, the stunning model-turned-movie star whom Kors costumed so memorably in 1999's 'The Thomas Crown Affair.'
The designer -- and snarkiest of the 'Project Runway' judges -- moved Wednesday evening's celebration to his soon-to-open store on Manhattan's Upper East Side. Then Kors, ever the Energizer Bunny, reportedly led his flock of admirers to a bar across the street, inside the famed Carlyle hotel, for even more late-night revelry.
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- Saturday 19 FebruaryBy jimbo
I saw Michael Douglas in an interview 10 days ago. He looked like hell. Sorry to say that. But, that is what I saw.
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maybe you should elaborate about WHY you feel like a sorry person because of his health.
Do you harbor responsibility? - Saturday 19 FebruaryBy Brenda
Michael doesn't look good at all. He's been through a lot and the cancer treatment took its toll on him. What a shame such a great actor. I wish him well and hope that by some miracle he will be cured for good and live a happy life with his wife and children.
- Saturday 19 FebruaryBy bestbunny10High Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Lets hope Catherine has stopped smoking. It is very difficult for an ex smoker to live with someone who smokes all the time.
- Saturday 19 FebruaryBy eyez200Highest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
I think Mike looks great after what he has been through.
- Monday 21 FebruaryBy Diane
He looks good for 66 and after cancer treatment. I wish him well.
- Saturday 19 FebruaryBy JudgeJoe77High Rank Vote downVote upReport this
I think Michael looks just fine after all the treatment he went through. Hey, not bad for 66 and chemo. And with Catherine at his side, he'll do just fine. Spare me all this negativity in guise of reality.
- Saturday 19 FebruaryBy AnneHigh Rank Vote downVote upReport this
Mike has been looking good in all the pics Ive seen of him
lately. He's lost some weight but he can always gain that back.
I'm very happy for both of them!! - Saturday 19 February
Let's just hope that Khloe Kardashian doesn't eat him.
- Saturday 19 February
Khloe has a different daddy than Kim and Kourtney. She is fat and ugly and just might eat Mikey douglas.
- Saturday 19 FebruaryBy Floorstreet
Must of been a fashion showcasing plastic surgery, or how what not to have done. they are OVER. Living on their laurels. She use to be a beauty. NO MORE. He looks like the walking dead, maybe his next flop could be NIGHT OF THE ZOMBIES
- Sunday 20 FebruaryBy ylg
I was so bummed when I first heard about Michael Douglas. He was my high school crush during his Streets of San Francisco years. I'm so glad to see he is doing well.
- Monday 21 FebruaryBy Sharon
I wish him well. He's been through a lot in the past year. His son went to prison, his ex wanted tried to get more money out of him and now cancer.
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As a New Yorker and a Knicks fan, I'd prefer for the Celtics to draft this guy. But with those chances being slim, we'll have to find a more suitable draft prospect to rock the Irish green. Honestly, this pick was harder than I initially thought it'd be. Is Doc Rivers even returning? What about Paul Pierce? Kevin Garnett? Ultimately, the answer to those questions will help provide an answer to which position they should draft. And although I am the Celtics' General Manager—well, just for the remainder of this piece—only Danny Ainge can answer those questions. Then again, word is even he has no idea.
I figured that by looking up the players Boston has been working out, we'd get a better sense of what position they're interested in filling. So, as of Tuesday, here's what the Celtics' pre-Draft workout list looked like (more or less):
PG Dennis Schroeder (Germany)
PG Shane Larkin (Miami)
PG Pierre Jackson (Providence)
PG Phil Pressey (Missouri)
PG Peyton Siva (Louisville)
PG Erick Green (Virginia Tech)
PG Myck Kabongo (Texas)
PG Ian Clark (Belmont)
PG Jonathan Lee (Northeastern)
PG Vander Blue (Marquette)
C Reggie Johnson (Miami)
C Steve Adams (Pittsburgh)
C Mason Plumlee (Duke)
C Jeff Withey (Kansas)
C Gregory Echenique (Creighton)
C Colton Iverson (Colorado State)
PF Trevor Mbakwe (Minnesota)
Wing Recardo Ledo (Providence)
Wing Tyler Brown (Illinois State)
Wing Troy Daniels (VCU)
Clearly, point guard and center are the two positions the Celtics are paying the closest attention to, hinting that they're most likely to draft someone within those two spots.
Just last week, rumors surfaced throughout the web that PG Dennis Schroeder had received a first-round guarantee from the Celtics. Both sides have since denied the reports. The Celtics' interest in a point guard is understandable. Ever since Rajon Rondo went down with his ACL injury last season, the team was very vulnerable at the 1-guard position. Questions emerged as to whether Avery Bradley is the quality backup point guard the Celtics need moving forward. In their first-round Playoff series against the Knicks, Boston averaged more turnovers than assists (17.3 turnovers, 16.8 assists). But if what Ainge recently said holds true, then Rondo "should be ready by training camp." Furthermore, the major problem for the Cs wasn't at the point—although it will behoove the team to find a legitimate second-option very soon—the problem was in the paint.
Boston averaged 39.3 rebounds per game last season, which was good enough for second-to-last in the entire NBA. The Celtics did rank last in the entire League in rebounding differential (-4.3). They also ranked last in offensive rebounds per game. And all that was with KG playing and producing some decent numbers for a hobbling veteran. If he does indeed end up retiring, it won't get any better for them. And even if he does decide to return, his presence clearly hasn't been enough to get them out of last place in most rebounding categories.
The Celtics went with two bigs in last year's first round of the Draft in Jarred Sullinger and Fab Melo. Combined, the two averaged 6.4 rebounds. That evidently didn't work out too well for them—although Sullinger did begin to show improvement on the glass in January, grabbing 15 and 16 rebounds in two games, before having his debut season cut short due to a back injury.
Boston's inability to score in the paint was also a problem. Aside from KG and Brandon Bass, the Cs struggled to score points on the post. A former Celtic and possible option, Al Jefferson, will be a free agent this summer, but it probably won't matter unless Boston can find a way to clear up some salary space. Speaking of former Celtics, what was the reason why the Celtics traded Kendrick Perkins, again? Because they could really use him nowadays.
So, with all that being said…
With the 15 pick in the 2013 SLAMonline Mock Draft, the Boston Celtics select…
Mason Plumlee from Duke.
So do I seriously think that Plumlee will fix all of Boston's problems in the paint? Definitely not. But it's a start. At 6-10, 245 pounds, his build and size, along with his impressive athletic abilities for someone his size, will provide the team with a much needed boost in the paint. Having averaged 17 points and 10 rebounds last season as a senior, and even considered a National POY candidate, the Warsaw, IN, native demonstrated his prowess around the glass. He possesses a great basketball IQ and managed to average a double-double in the ACC despite not having a highly developed skill set yet.
Although he's drawn some comparisons to Tyler Hansbrough (yes, I know saying something like this is blasphemy to many Duke fans out there), that might not be a bad thing at all. Well, yes, Hansbrough did make a few guest appearances in Shaqtin' A Fool throughout the season, but aside from being caught slipping every now and then, he's provided the Pacers with the intensity and effort that the team has become known for—the same immeasurable intangibles that Plumlee provides. It is his hustle and energy that made Plumlee a fan-favorite at Cameron Indoor Stadium.
Plumlee is a very good rebounder who can also be a pest on the defensive end for many opponents. He runs the floor well in transition and forces opposing bigs to race up the floor to defend. He's also very efficient on the offensive side with his shot selection, having made just about 60 percent of his attempted field goals during his senior year.
If the Celtics are looking to find a player whose immediate impact will reflect in the standings or in the aforementioned team rebounding categories, they most likely won't find it in this Draft, not with the 16th pick at least. The front office will have to get creative and put together some compelling trade offers in order for any of those to happen. At the very least, this mid-first round pick could give them some aid in the paint, which they've been in desperate need of for the last couple of years. At this point, any help in the interior should be welcomed.
2013 SLAMonline Mock Draft | |||||
Pick | Team | Player | Pick | Team | Player |
1 | Cavs | Otto Porter | 16 | Celtics | Mason Plumee |
2 | Magic | Nerlens Noel | 17 | Hawks | |
3 | Wizards | Anthony Bennett | 18 | Hawks | |
4 | Bobcats | Ben McLemore | 19 | Cavs | |
5 | Suns | Victor Oladipo | 20 | Bulls | |
6 | Pelicans | Trey Burke | 21 | Jazz | |
7 | Kings | CJ McCollum | 22 | Nets | |
8 | Pistons | Michael Carter-Williams | 23 | Pacers | |
9 | TWolves | Kentavious Caldwell-Pope | 24 | Knicks | |
10 | Blazers | Shabazz Muhammad | 25 | TWolves | |
11 | Sixers | Steven Adams | 26 | Clippers | |
12 | Thunder | Cody Zeller | 27 | Nuggets | |
13 | Mavs | Alex Len | 28 | Spurs | |
14 | Jazz | Shane Larkin | 29 | Thunder | |
15 | Bucks | Kelly Olynyk | 30 | Suns |


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Christmas Shoes, The Musical (Posters-12 Pack)
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Christmas Shoes, The Musical (Posters-12 Pack) composed by Various. Arranged by Donna Vanliere. For SATB choir. Benson Choral. Sacred, Modern Christian, Christmas. Moderate. Posters (pack of 12 -- 11" x 17"). Published by Brentwood-Benson Music Publishing (BN.4575705749).
One of the biggest songs for Christmas in America over recent years has been the song 'Christmas Shoes' from the contemporary Christian group NewSong. This song climbed the Billboard charts to become #1 in just three weeks. It is with this success that Benson Music Publishing is proud to bring to you The Christmas Shoes, A Dramatic Musical for Christmas. Donna VanLiere, who adapted this script from her St. Martin's Press novel, also titled Christmas Shoes, has crafted this theatrical production, based upon the story behind the song Christmas Shoes. The drama takes you through the lives of two families. One family, the Layton's, have all the resources and wealth they need, but still find something missing in their lives. The second family, the Andrew's, do not have much to give at Christmas, but they have each other and a house full of love. Come see how the innocent love of a child buying Christmas shoes for his critically ill mother changes the heart of a "Grinch." Songs include: As The World Slept - Christmas Decorations Medley (Deck the Halls/Jingle Bells/Joy To The World) - Christmas Shoes - Don't Leave Jesus Off Your Christmas List - I Believe In Christmas - Silent Night Medley (Silent Night/Away In A Manger/God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen) - Sing Noel - Sing Noel (Reprise) - You're A Mean One, Mr. Grinch.
- Sing Noel (Reprise)
- I Believe in Christmas
- Christmas Shoes
- You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch
- Silent Night Medley (Silent Night/Away in a Manger/God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen)
- As the World Slept
- Don't Leave Jesus Off Your Christmas List
- Christmas Decorations Medley (Deck the Halls/Jingle Bells/Joy to the World)
- Sing Noel
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As far as parks go this is a very well kept park. On the plus side, the sites are a good size full gravel and the roads are paved and wide. The shrubbery and flower beds are trimmed and weed free. The park maintenance crews work very hard to keep everything just so. All the staff, office and grounds are polite and helpful. All the buildings are in very good condition and the washrooms are spotless. On the negative side, There is no security in the park, no front gate and no security perimeter fence. The park is located on aboriginal land and the park's neighbors walk, drive, bicycle and skateboard through the park day or night. Our coach was damaged on several occasions by children throwing and batting stones from a neighboring property and road. The dog run is a very narrow strip of dead grass that runs from the road side to a drainage ditch about 2-3 ft. wide and 100 ft. long, no doggy do garbage pail. As in all parks some do not clean up the dog do. This is by far one of the nicest parks on the island. Security is the #1 pressing issue.
Date of Stay: June, 2012
Park has easy access, is clean and well kept. Lots are a good size with shaded backins and open pull throughs. All lots and roadways are gravel with some grass. Has a nice par three mini golf course. Good set up for group camping. Owner not too accommodating when we asked to move to another lot. Rate reflects monthly stay. Campground is not too far to local towns and Nanaimo.
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First time in this clean well maintained park. Rate reflects Passport America rate. We stayed here a week. Has everything you might want, however you have to pay for Wi-Fi. Lots are gravel with concrete patio and paved drive for car. Very nice pool, hot tub area. Friendly office staff. I rated the park a 10 because it has no negatives and it has a great location. We will be back.
Date of Stay: November, 2011
This park is nicely laid out, back in sites are a little tight but the drive throughs are bigger. All sites have concrete drives and patios. All roads are paved, in good shape and are wide. Staff was friendly and knowledgeable. We will be back.
Date of Stay: November, 2011
This is a very clean and well maintained large park with large level sites. Each site has a concrete drive way and patio. The Wi-Fi worked well. Staff was friendly. Has quite a few full time residents but all sites are neat and tidy. All interior roads are wide and paved in excellent condition. Rate reflects weekly with discounts. This park is in my top 10 list. We will be back!
Date of Stay: October, 2011
This is a very clean, well maintained park. All roads are paved and wide. Sites are gravel and grass, some have cement patios. The office staff are very friendly and knowledgeable. The rate based on the monthly rate. The park has mostly long term occupants, but every lot neat and tidy. The owners cut all the grass. Bushes, schrubs and flower beds are trimmed and free of weeds. All facilities are very clean. Cable TV and Wi-Fi are included in rate. We booked in for a month and will be back.
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We booked into his park for a month. Great location for day tripping. The park is very clean and the manager is friendly and accommodating. Most sites are occupied long term. Sites that will accommodate large RV's are very limited. Washrooms and laundry facilities are very clean. All sites have tall cedars covering 2 sides. You need to call ahead for availability. Price includes: cable TV, Wi-Fi and electricity.


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Restoration Serials Index - Indexes articles and book reviews in periodicals and lectureship proceedings issued by members of the churches of Christ and historically related groups.
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American Journal of Education - Also available at the Library in print.
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Biblical Theology Bulletin: A distinctive, peer-reviewed, quarterly journal containing articles and reviews written by experts in biblical and theological studies. The editors seek to acquaint theologians, religious scholars, religious educators, pastors, pastoral personnel and the religiously educated public with critically grounded biblical research along with its implications for the humanities and religious communities today. (per Sage Publications)
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Communication Education - Also available at the Library in print.
Compact Oxford English Dictionary
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Immunology & Cell Biology - Past issues available.
Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology that offeres pastors, scholars, and theologians a valuable resource for study, preaching, and teaching. Each issue explores a theme or biblical book with writers who have relevant expertise, four to five major articles, "Between Text and Sermon" essays, and book reviews. (per Sage Publications)
J-Stage - science and technology research articles from Japan
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Journal of Chemical Education - Also available at the Library in print.
Journal of Economic History - Also available at the Library in print.
Journal for the Study of the New Testament : is one of the leading peer-reviewed academic journals in New Testament Studies. All the many and diverse aspects of New Testament study are represented and promoted by JSNT, including innovative work from historical perspectives, studies using social-scientific and literary theory or developing theological, cultural and contextual approaches. (per Sage Publications)
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Literature Network - Free searchable database for over 250 authors.
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Publishers Weekly Book Reviews - Free Site with 132,000 Book Reviews from 1987 to the present.
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Religious & Theological Abstracts
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The picture on the left is of three magazines. Magazines publish articles on popular subjects and current events that interest the general public. They will include a number of advertisements.
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Magazines and Journals
When you walk past the Loan Desk into the main library area on first floor you will see two ranges of shelving with slanted shelves displaying the current periodicals (magazines and journals) in alphabetical order by title which Levitt Library subscribes to. Levitt Library subscribes to approximately 200 titles. Under the most current periodical you will find a stack of other issues for the same year.
Magazines and Journals from the previous year will be found on shelves just north of the current periodicals on first floor. They will be shelved in boxes alphabetically by their title.
Magazines and Journals over two years old are shelved by their call number with our books and other materials. To find the call number, look under the most current issue on the slanted shelf where the current periodicals are shelved and you will find a card containing the title and its call number or search in the Online Catalog.
Levitt Library subscribes to the Wall Street Journal and three local newspapers. The most current York News Times is kept behind the Loan Desk on reserve. Ask for it at the Loan Desk. York News Times newspapers that are more than one day old are kept on the atlas stand to the right of the lounge area. Due to a lack of space, newspapers are only kept for three weeks.
The most current Omaha World Herald, Lincoln Journal Star and Wall Street Journal can be found on the newspaper rack at the end of the current periodicals shelving. These newspapers that are more than one day old but less than three weeks old may be found on the dictionary stand to the right of the lounge area.
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CQ Researcher Index
CQ Researcher reports on important social issues. One whole issue will cover a specific topic. This is a good place to go to try to make a decision on the topic for a paper as well as to find information for your papers.
This online index is a simple listing of articles grouped by general topics. The title of each article is followed by the date, as well as the page number, of the print copy of CQ Researcher. The most recent copies of CQ Researcher are found on the Current Periodicals shelves, and past years' issues are found on the top shelf in the Juvenile books section on the east wall of the main floor. Bound copies of CQ Researcher are found upstairs in the stacks, under the call number QUARTO PER D 414 .E3 . Index Online.
Guide to Social Science and Religion in Periodical Literature
In the Guide to Social Science and Religion in Periodical Literature, you can browse titles of individual articles by clicking on any range of volumes and years, or you can go to "Click here to search all volumes by subject or keyword". When you click on the latter, you go to Power Search, where you can enter keywords and combinations of keywords, or Subject Search, where you can choose a subject using a drop down box.
Print Indexes
Librarians use the term "periodical" to include all magazines and journals. Our current print indexes are located on first floor to the left as you enter from the Loan Desk area; the shelves on the north wall and the shelves facing north. Current print indexes are interfiled with the older indexes.
Here you will find the current Biography Index, Book Review Digest, Business Periodicals Index, Education Index, Humanities Index, Readers Guide to Periodical Literature, Social Science Index, and General Science Index, Religion Index One, Religion index Two, and Restoration Serials Index. They are shelved in order by their call numbers.
One question we are frequently asked is "How do I know which magazines and journals Levitt Library has?" In the front of the index you will find the list of periodicals and their abbreviations that are covered in that particular index. The titles with a checkmark by them are the ones Levitt Library subscribes to.
At the end of the year (which will vary on the various indexes) Levitt Library will receive a bound volume containing all of the information found in the current index of a certain title. When using one of these, one can find all of the articles that were written in the periodicals the index covers on a specific subject for the whole year. These indexes are found on shelves clear to the North wall of the first floor of Levitt Library. These should also have a list of periodicals in the front with checkmarks by the titles Levitt Library subscribed to that particular year.
Readers Guide to Periodical Literature
The "Reader's Guide" is a general index that covers a broad area of subjects. The subject and author entries are alphabetized. At the end of the book, you will find a list of book review citations.
Biography Index
This index covers biographical material from periodicals. It contains the index information for biographies, autobiographies, "interviews, obituaries, collections of letters, diaries, memoirs, juvenile literature, book reviews, and bibliographies."Biography Index.New York: The H.W. Wilson Company, 58(2).
Book Review Digest
The Book Review Digest "provides citations to and excerpts of reviews of current juvenile and adult fiction and nonfiction in the English Language." It does not index technical books, textbooks or government publications.Book Review Digest.New York: The H.W. Wilson Company, 100(7).
Business Periodicals Index contains entries alphabetized by subject, company, or personal name in English. The end of the book contains citations of book reviews.
Education Index indexes information from books, magazines and journals that are educational publications in English.
Humanities Index alphabetizes indexed articles by author and subject. The "subject fields indexed include archaeology and classical studies, area studies, folklore, history, language and literature, performing arts, philosophy, religion and theology, and related subjects."Humanities Index. New York: The H.W. Wilson Company, 31(4).
Social Sciences Index "consists of author and subject entries to periodicals in the fields of anthropology, area studies, community health and medical care, criminal justice and criminology, economics, family studies, geography, gerontology, international relations, law, minority studies, planning and public administration, policy sciences, political science, psychiatry, psychology, social work and public welfare, sociology, urban studies, women's studies, and related subjects."The end of the book also contains a list of book review citations.Social Sciences Index. New York: The H.W. Wilson Company, 29(4).
General Science Index contains subject entries from English periodicals in "astronomy, atmospheric science, biology, botany, chemistry, earth science, environment and conservation, food and nutrition, genetics, mathematics, medicine and health, microbiology, oceanography, physics, physiology and zoology."General Science Index.New York: The H.W. Wilson Company, 26(10).
Religion Index One: Periodicals is "a subject index to periodical literature including an author/editor index and a Scripture index. "Religion Index One: Periodicals. Chicago: American Theological Library Association, 2003. Religion Index Two indexes works with multiple authors.
Restoration Serials Index indexes periodicals and lectureships published by the Church of Christ by subject and author.


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Comprehensive Pro AV/IT Series Cables are designed for professional, mission-critical audio applications in boardrooms, broadcast studios, recording applications, I.T. systems and more. The RCA male connectors feature a nickel-over-brass construction and X-tra flex jacket for maximum durability and tension relief. The cable itself features 25-gauge high-quality construction with tinned copper-braid shielding for maximum protection against noise caused by RFI interference from WIFI, cell phones, power lines, etc. This cable measures 15-feet in length and is well suited for home, office and professional audio applications alike.
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NVR HIL (Hydrochlorothiazide and valsartan 12.5 mg / 320 mg)
Pill imprint NVR HIL has been identified as Hydrochlorothiazide and valsartan 12.5 mg / 320 mg.
Hydrochlorothiazide/valsartan is used in the treatment of high blood pressure and belongs to the drug class angiotensin II inhibitors with thiazides. There is positive evidence of human fetal risk during pregnancy. Hydrochlorothiazide/valsartan 12.5 mg / 320 mg is not subject to the Controlled Substances Act.
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- Imprint:
HIL - Strength:
- 12.5 mg / 320 mg
- Color:
- Pink
- Shape:
- Elliptical / Oval
- Availability:
- Prescription only
- Drug Class:
- Angiotensin II inhibitors with thiazides
- Pregnancy Category:
- D - Positive evidence of risk
- CSA Schedule:
- N - Not a controlled drug
- Manufacturer:
- Sandoz Inc.
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Flexcut 3-Piece Detail Knife Set 3 Different Style Blades w/ Polishing Compound, Ash Wood Handles - FLEXKN400
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FLEXKN400: Detail Knife Set
Flexcut Carving Tools
The Flexcut Slim-Handle Detail Knife Set is the perfect additional to your tool roll. These knives have the same high quality as other Flexcut knives, but the blades are smaller to handle the finest of detail work. A small bar of Polishing Compound is included to help maintain your knife edges. Knives included: KN19 Mini-Pelican Knife, KN20 Mini-Chip Carving Knife, and KN27 Mini-Detail Knife.
Each Carving Knife is constructed with an Ash handle and are made with the same edge-holding steel as our gouges and chisels. The comfortable ergonomic handle allows for long periods of carving without hand fatigue. Our collection of knives give carvers a wide range of capabilities from very detailed projects to roughing out waste wood.
Flexcut carving tools are a new breed of wood carving tools created to address the needs of the modern hobbyist and professional. Designed by woodcarvers for woodcarvers, Flexcut features flexible blade shafts with razor sharp cutting edges to give woodcarvers maximum control over each cut. Each blade is precision-machined from high carbon content steel for a hard cutting edge that stays sharp. Each blade is hand-sharpened at the factory and tested before shipping. The tools have ergonomically designed handles that enable long periods of carving without hand fatigue.
- Handle Lengths: 4.5"
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- Weight: 3.6 oz. Including Polishing Compound
- Made in the USA
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This product is USA born and raised.
Provides a traditional, natural look and feel to a modern tool. Wood absorbs shock well and is popular in axe handles.


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CHICAGO – The power of creativity, and the risk of live theater, is all on display through Nothing Without a Company's latest amazing journey, "Down the Moonlit Path." The interactive stage experience refreshes the soul and realizes the joy of life.
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Submitted by BrianTT on June 24, 2013 - 3:43pmCHICAGO – Sam Raimi's "Oz the Great and Powerful" starts so promisingly. The full-frame black-and-white scenes that open the film have a clever charm as they introduce us to the title character (James Franco) and whisk him off to the legendary land of witches and talking scarecrows. And that scene where the film expands as he reaches his fantasy land is a beauty.
Film Review: Story Dims Visionary 'Oz the Great and Powerful'
Submitted by PatrickMcD on March 8, 2013 - 9:40amCHICAGO – "Oz the Great and Powerful" is a great and powerful visual and 3D experience. It expands the landscape of what cinema can produce in a visceral and evolutionary way. But a great film also needs a great story, and this Land of Oz tale is not equivalent to the awe-inspiring imagery.
Blu-ray Review: Reboot of 'The Bourne Legacy' Deserves Wider Audience
Submitted by BrianTT on December 17, 2012 - 2:02pmCHICAGO – I was surprised by some of the animosity that greeted the August release of Tony Gilroy's "The Bourne Legacy," recently released in a nicely-packed Blu-ray with interesting special features and a very strong HD video and audio transfer. Action films have always done well on Blu-ray and DVD and I hope audiences catch up with this solid genre pic, a movie that may not hold up to the best of Matt Damon's installments as the Jason Bourne character but is a fun action adventure with a strong cast and a talented writer behind it.
Film Feature: The Best Lead Performances of 2012
Submitted by BrianTT on December 14, 2012 - 2:22pmCHICAGO – I worked my way through the best supporting performances of 2012 earlier today and I'm back with the much-stronger array of actors and actresses who challenged themselves with great leading performances in film this year.
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Film Review: Jeremy Renner Propels Clever 'The Bourne Legacy'
Submitted by BrianTT on August 9, 2012 - 10:24amCHICAGO – Tony Gilroy's world of double crosses, super spies, and covert government programs returns in the writer/director's clever expansion of the world he created as the writer of "The Bourne Identity," "The Bourne Supremacy," and "The Bourne Ultimatum."
Blu-ray Review: Rachel Weisz, Tom Hiddleston Star in Stunning 'The Deep Blue Sea'
Submitted by BrianTT on August 6, 2012 - 10:40amCHICAGO – "The Deep Blue Sea" is a beautiful film. It is a master class in visual storytelling combined with deep, emotional performances of the kind that we too rarely see in cinema. A couple of times a year, a film critic will admit to an error. I was simply wrong in my first review of "The Deep Blue Sea," when it was in theaters. I liked the film then but had reservations about its tone. On second viewing, this excellent drama is much better than I first believed.
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Film Review: Rachel Weisz, Tom Hiddleston Bare Their Souls in 'The Deep Blue Sea'
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DVD Review: Rachel Weisz Delivers Oscar-Caliber Work in 'The Whistleblower'
Submitted by mattmovieman on February 7, 2012 - 12:29pmCHICAGO – I have a sneaking suspicion that if The Weinstein Company had acquired this film and released it during the 2011 awards season, Rachel Weisz would currently be an Oscar nominee. After playing an assortment of vulnerable, photogenic damsels throughout her career, Weisz delivers her most potent and compelling work to date in Larysa Kondracki's fact-based thriller.


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Division of Food Distribution
Child Nutrition Commodity Program
The Division of Food Distribution coordinates the distribution of commodities to more than 1600 public, private nonprofit schools and residential child care institutions that provide meals to students. The Child Nutrition Commodity Program supports American agricultural producers by providing cash reimbursements for meals served in schools, but also by providing nutritious, USDA-purchased food. USDA commodities valued at over $16 million a year for 245 school systems, serving over 400,000 students daily. Over $1.6 million is used to purchase fresh produce through the Department of Defense to assist in providing fresh fruits and vegetables to Kentucky students and to assist in fighting the obesity issues faced by school children.Commodity Supplemental Food Program
The CSFP is a program administered by the Kentucky Department of Agriculture for Kentucky residents. The program supplements the diets of participates by providing generous monthly packages of food carefully selected to provide broad nutritious food for a well balanced diet, as well as nutritional education and information to enable our clients to enjoy healthier eating habits and healthier lives. Over $3.5 million of food is made available to approximately 15,000 women, infants and children and senior citizens at 101 locations across the state.The Emergency Feeding Assistance Program
TEFAP is a federal program that helps supplement the diets of low-income Americans by providing them with healthful foods at no cost. Under TEFAP, commodity foods are made available to local agencies for distribution to needy households for use in preparing meals for home consumption, or to organizations that prepare and provide meals for the needy. Recipients of food for home use must meet program eligibility criteria set by the State. Over $1.7 million of food is made available to five food banks, which contract with Food Pantries to distribute food to needy household for preparing meals for home consumption or to organizations that prepare and provide meals to the needy.Farm to School
We at KDA are committed to our farmers and our communities. Our goal is to bring together the freshness and high quality of our Ky Proud products and schools. Commissioner Comer is dedicated to the youth of Kentucky and feels by supporting the Farm to School program it will allow kids to grow into healthier adults who are educated about local food production and who demand local products.Senior Farmers' Market Nutrition Program
The purpose of the Kentucky Farmers' Market Nutrition Program (FMNP) is to gain market access for farmers as well as improving nutrition of low income families by providing them better access to fresh fruits and vegetables. Funding for Kentucky's program comes from federal and state resources.
The Kentucky Department of Agriculture (KDA) serves as the lead agency for Sr FMNP. The low-income seniors are provided with $24 in checks to purchase fresh, unprocessed, locally grown fruits, vegetables and herbs at State-approved farmers' markets.
The Sr. FMNP provides an additional est. $250,000 to Kentucky farmers each year.
USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer. See disclaimer.


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