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Facebook Email Extractor
From soma56
Toronto, Canada
I came across email marketing a couple of years ago when I had a chance to use an opt-in email list in which the users glady received a newsletter once a month. After signing up with some of the most popular affiliate websites I found the right offers to send them. I struck gold overnight. It was a great feeling a numbers game. My hunger for fresh emails grew. I started searching Google...
How to Extract Emails from Facebook
The quest began and my search for email lists, of any niche and background, became a fulltime job in itself. I tried underground forums and while I did have some success these lists were pretty much obsolete after a week. This was because everyone was using them. I tried various email extraction tools. Some of these tools did work but they were slow and couldn't focus on a specific niche as well as they advertised. Most of the email extractors I've used (and trust me, I've used a lot of them) were terrible. And there was no email extractor that could extract emails from the most popular websites such as facebook, myspace, twitter, youtube and wordpress. I tried buying opt-in lists. They were expensive and didn't return the numbers that they should have.
I had had enough!
It was time to create my own email extractor. A tool that was fast, effective and reliable. My quest for the past few months has been a long one. Having a background in web development and web programming definitely helped in the production. I started staying up late, often pass 1 in the morning, problem solving and perfecting my tool. I focused on the type of facebook email extraction tool that I wanted the features that I wanted to see - a speed that was respectable and an overall function that was reliable.
Introducing Social Email Extractor
I decided to call it Social Email Extractor because the center focus of extraction is around social media related websites. However, it does include a host of article, blog and video related websites as well. Social Email Extractor is a combination of the following:
Social Media Related:
Facebook Email Extractor
Myspace Email Extractor
Twitter Email Extractor
Linkedin Email Extractor
Digg Email Extractor
Ning Email Extractor
StumbleUpon Email Extractor
hi5 Email Extractor
Bebo Email Extractor
Friendster Email Extractor
Blog/Web 2.0 Related:
Wordpress Email Extractor
Answers.Yahoo Email Extractor
Hubpages Email Extractor
Blogger Email Extractor
Livejournal Email Extractor
Vox Email Extractor
Bravenet Email Extractor
Knol.Google Email Extractor
Tumblr Email Extractor
Weebly Email Extractor
Webs Email Extractor
Blogsome Email Extractor
Video Related:
Youtube Email Extractor
Dailymotion Email Extractor
Metacafe Email Extractor
Megavideo Email Extractor
Ustream Email Extractor
Veoh Email Extractor
Vids.Yahoo Email Extractor
Vids.Myspace Email Extractor
Vimeo Email Extractor
Break Email Extractor
Article Related & Misc.
Ebay Email Extractor
Reddit Email Extractor
Scribd Email Extractor
Squidoo Email Extractor
Ezinearticles Email Extractor
Goarticles Email Extractor
Xanga Email Extractor
Submityourarticle Email Extractor
Suite101 Email Extractor
Epinions Email Extractor
Plaxo Email Extractor
Social Email Extractor doesn't just extract emails....
Built-in Keyword Generator
When I created this feature I knew ahead of time that it wouldn't be the be-all/end-all of keywords. However, it does give a second and third opinion. I programmed that tool to get keywords directly from Wordtracker. If you're into PPC then you'll know exactly what this is. I also threw in a second feature that extracts the meta keywords' from the top 10 results of any given keyword. If you're a web developer then you'll appreciate and understand how this can provide a variety of choices.
Get Emails Based on Country
I knew there was a demand to extract emails from specific countries because I, myself, wanted such a feature. No such email extractor has such a feature. While the various factors involved made it difficult to provide a ratio or number with respect to the percentage of emails extracted are from a specific country they are disproportionately high!
Advanced Email Extraction Options
I love being able to tweak things just the way I like them. That's why I created a special section dedicated to advanced users that want to take full advantage and use of the tool The advanced features include choosing your own search criteria, proxy timeout settings and max emails returned. I intend on adding to this section as the software evolves.
Extract Facebook Emails Fast!
How fast? I originally hoped for 100 emails per minute. That grew to 500. Now is averages at about 1000 per minute. In less then 10 minutes I have well over 10,000 emails.
That's approximately 60,000 emails per hour...
36,000 every six hours or
144,000 per day!
But here's the best part that's only one session of the program running. Can you imagine how many emails you could extract with multiple sessions? There are many factors involved when extracting which have an effect on the speed however the average is anywhere from 500 to 1500 emails per minute. If that's not enough for you then contact me directly and I'll place you on the 'elite' server :)
Although I've only 'put the gas' down a few times the highest numbers I've extracted (so far) are as follows:
Approximately 1800 emails in a minute
158,000 emails in less then six hours
Watch this beta version of the program and see for yourself. In this short clip I extract over 10,000 emails!
I Extracted My Emails, Now What?
A large email list is great.
A personal large email list with a specific niche of your choosing is even better!
Now Lets Clean The List!
The third part of my program was created because again these were features that I wanted. Theyre features that I felt needed to be a part of the program any email extraction program for that matter. Ive dubbed it The Cleaning Room because it does just that cleans your email list. Heres a few more details:
Removal of Duplicates Ive found that some extractors will not remove case-sensitive emails my program does
Removal of Spaces Emails extracted sometimes have spaces between the letters. I want to make sure there are none before placing them in my emailer.
Apply White List Some affiliate marketing companies will give you an email list to scrub against the list youve acquired. Applying the white list feature does this for you.
Apply Filter The filter feature is used to remove any emails that contain specific words. It will make more sense when you see then examples that are preloaded when you load the page.
Email Validation Validating emails is probably the most important step in creating an email list and a feature that was a must!
The Final Product =
A fresh, validated and niche email list of your choosing that will be used by you for your personal marketing.
The question now is do you want to be a part of the Social Email Extractor Network? Youve heard my story and how Ive come to create one of the most effective and fastest email extractors on the planet. If so, you can get all the details on my main website:
Your Secret Email Source...


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Welcome to the Fredonia School of Music!
Fredonia's School of Music has a strong history for excellence and distinction. The long-standing reputation of the music education program is a genuine point of pride, and the strengths in performance, composition, music therapy, sound recording, academics and musical theatre provide depth to our students' experiences. A student at Fredonia is able to learn and choose from a broad range of musical interests, making Fredonia one of the best places to enter professional training in music.
This is a small campus that is nurturing and supportive, and the music program here is comparatively large, providing a flavor for all of Fredonia. Concerts are presented in several venues on and off campus, rehearsals occur throughout every day, and creative activity such as composing and improvising are freely explored. We are dedicated to music making, and we are dedicated to students' development as musicians.
Fredonia's faculty is professionally engaged regionally, nationally and internationally—experience that they bring back to the classroom, the rehearsal or the lesson. Class sizes are kept small and inviting, and all students get to work with the leading professors of the School. This same faculty is involved in the community, helping to make Chautauqua County one of New York's cultural havens.
Mason Hall is home to the School of Music. It has evolved with the needs of students, and it is now a multifaceted building with a variety of rehearsal rooms, classrooms, office/studios, practice rooms, labs and gathering spaces. The computer and keyboard labs are frequently upgraded, new technology is added to the classrooms, and the facilities are modified or expanded. Just in the past few years, new performance spaces, offices, and rehearsal rooms were added to Mason Hall. One of our newer additions, a state-of-the-art recording studio, offers the flexibility to work on projects within the studio, to record musicians in the adjacent live rooms, and to make high quality recordings of events occurring in the performance halls in Mason and elsewhere on campus.
Diers Recital Hall, part of the original building, is used for concerts, lectures, master classes and rehearsals. The newer, larger Rosch Recital Hall is a magnificent space in which students, faculty and guest artists perform concerts for the campus and the public. Next door is the Rockefeller Arts Center, which houses the Department of Theatre and Dance, the Department of Visual Art and New Media, an art gallery, multiple theatres and the grand, 1,200-seat King Concert Hall. With these facilities and collaborative partners, we have a suitable performance space for nearly any type of concert or production. Other venues also exist in the community, most notably the 1891 Opera House on the Square.
Choosing Fredonia links you to an illustrious list of alumni. The first person was placed on that list in 1889, and it has grown in quantity and significance ever since. The beautiful campus is an ideal environment for your training and development, and the faculty is focused on the student. Visit us and get to know us, and you're likely to agree.

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Originally written on Next Impulse Sports | Last updated 3/25/13
Torrey Smith hasn't gone the lazy route following his Baltimore Ravens winning the Super Bowl, instead he has been sharpening his brain while working as a Government intern. For the month of March, Torrey has been working for Maryland U.S. Representative (D) Elijah Cummings as an intern doing remedial tasks, yet doing them with a smile. "I was handling files, reading letters, relaying them, typing up what sponsors say, printing stuff," Smith said. "I was the office guy." "It was fun though," Smith said with a laugh. "I enjoyed it." Smith found the gig after speaking with Ravens Director of Player Development Harry Swayne. "It's about seeing what's out there," Smith said. "As an athlete I feel like I always said, 'Man, I can't wait till I can just play football and I don't have to worry about school.' Now that all we do is work out and you have the rest of the day, I feel like I'm limiting myself if I don't do anything else." Torrey was asked about what he learned from the internship and had the following to say: "I learned that there are really politicians that do a lot for their community – [Cummings] being one of them," Smith said. "You can literally call your congressman and any issue you have, they can basically point you in the right direction if they can't help you. I never really knew that. "Being on that side and seeing how they work, it's pretty cool. Their staff, they actually care. That says a lot when it comes to a city like Baltimore. You need people who are leaders and taking care of your area who really care." [Baltimore Ravens] Article found on: Next Impulse Sports
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Two LSU Civil Rights Pioneers Share Their Experiences
Ignorance and fear of the unknown are parasites within human nature that can subsist on one another, making each stronger. Over centuries together, the two have led to some of the greatest injustices that man has perpetrated on man.
LSU civil rights pioneers A. P. Tureaud Jr. and Jinx Broussard have seen them both firsthand on the grounds of a much different campus than most of us would recognize today. In honor of Black History Month, we share their stories as a way of honoring their sacrifices and those of countless others.
As the son of a well-respected civil rights attorney, A. P. Tureaud, Jr. had many options from which to choose when deciding on what college to attend. But, in 1953, one year before the landmark case Brown vs. the Board of Education, in which the U.S. Supreme Court ruled so-called "separate but equal" public schools for blacks and whites unconstitutional, it was assumed his choice would be a black college like Dillard or Howard.
So, when Tureaud told his father that he wanted to attend a then-segregated LSU based on time he spent here travelling with him on business, the elder Tureaud was wary, but resolute to fulfill his son's wish. After a lengthy court battle, the younger Tureaud was allowed entry into LSU as our first African American undergraduate. His painful, yet inspiring, story is recounted here through his own words:
Deciding To Attend LSU
"My guidance counselor thought I was being a wise guy..."
Racism In The Courtroom
"At 17, I didn't have the patience and the forbearance that I have now to tolerate racial slurs."
Worst Experience Ever
"I was totally rejected by the adults, by the faculty, and by the students."
Symbol For Integration
"I'm ready to leave, because I can't do it."
Coming Back To
"These experiences shape you."
Nearly a generation removed from the travails of Tureaud, Jinx Broussard entered LSU in 1967 straight out of life on a plantation in Vacherie, La., where, after the untimely death of her mother, she helped her father to farm and assisted in raising her five siblings.
By this time, President Lyndon Johnson had signed into law the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the tide of intolerance that met Tureaud when he entered LSU was beginning to turn, albeit at a snail's pace.
In the 14 years between Tureaud leaving and Broussard entering, a handful of African American students had graduated from the university. Discrimination was still prevalent among the student body and even among some administrators and faculty, but the LSU that Broussard encountered was much different. Now a Manship School professor, the first African American graduate of the journalism school recounts her time here:
First Day At LSU
"I remember saying my rosary on the way here, asking God not to let me be the only black person in the dorm."
Getting Involved
"I made my experience at LSU."
Life Back Home
"Quitting and going somewhere else? That was not in my frame of reference at all."
A Direct Path
"I chose the place that gave me the direct path to journalism."
Full Circle
"I was given every opportunity to maximize my talents and abilities."
By ignoring the history of any great institution, no matter how troubling, we do a disservice to those who helped make that institution great. LSU has come a long way since the 1950s and 60s in no small part due to the perseverance of A. P. Tureaud Jr., Jinx Broussard and others like them. As Black History Month ends, the LSU of 2011 acknowledges our past and is grateful to all who sacrificed to make our present and future inclusive and respectful of all.
Names of Note in LSU History
Leander Perez – As the former District Attorney of Plaquemines Parish, Perez was a staunch segregationist and racist, who argued against A. P. Tureaud Jr. being admitted to LSU in addition to numerous other integration cases.
Judge J. Skelly Wright – Wright was a U.S. District and Appellate court judge who was a leader in the battle for desegregation. His first desegregation order was for the LSU Law School in 1951.
The biography "A More Noble Cause-A.P. Tureaud and the Struggle for Civil Rights in Louisiana" will be released by LSU Press in April. Please check back to LSU.edu soon for more information.
Video courtesy Louisiana Public Broadcasting.


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Great blocks with wonderful fabrics. Madders, green, mustard, etc... the colors aren't coming out the best on these images
Set of 30, mostly paper pieced with the paper still attached on the majority of the blocks. Great use of feedsack fabrics. Price is for the set.
Nice small scale set of 9 patch blocks. Neat hand piecing. Price is for 24 blocks.
Wonderful set of pinwheel quilt blocks- red and green prints. Hand and machine pieced. Circa 1880'-90's. Price is for the set of 27 blocks.


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Being Kind to Animals
As a parent, it's fascinating to see my daughters learning their place in the world while interacting not only with the other Sproutlets that we might encounter, but also through contact with the creatures that share our space.
A gentle touch to the praying mantis in the garden; a respectful admiration of the butterflies and bees on our flowers; an enthusiastic hug for the neighbors' dogs (after asking if it's ok, of course)… in many ways, it seems that being kind to animals is easier for little ones than immediately being kind to one another ("kind hands," goes the reminder). But they're learning.
The newest member of our family is a brilliantly-colored red Betta fish that my oldest daughter, Addie (she's four) named "Lula" within minutes of meeting. While Lula has only been living in her glass "apartment" atop my daughter's dresser for a couple of weeks, the kindness that Addie has shown toward "her" (Lula is actually a boy) is really something to see. "She's very happy to be living with us," Addie has repeatedly told me during feeding time.
Each night, just before bed, with Caillou and Chica looking on, Addie recites a poem to Lula… a poem that she has heard Nina speak on The Good Night Show countless times before…
"Hush, hush little fish. We are here to make a wish. We close our eyes, and then we start. To make a wish with all our heart."
It's a little gesture that means a lot, because "small acts matter big." While Lula might not really understand what's going on, Kindness Counts, and for a kid? Being kind makes them feel like they're at the top of the world.
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Indictment Unsealed Charging Colombo Family Administration Member Theodore Persico and Seven Other Defendants
Charges Include a Colombo Family Kickback and Extortion Scheme on Demolition Work at the World Trade Center Construction Site
An eight-count indictment was unsealed this morning in Brooklyn federal court charging eight defendants – Theodore Persico, Jr., Michael Persico, Thomas Petrizzo, Edward Garofalo, Jr., James Bombino, Louis Romeo, Alicia Dimichelle, and Mike LNU variously with racketeering conspiracy, wire fraud conspiracy, extortion, and embezzlement of union benefit funds.1 The defendants, who were arrested earlier today, are scheduled to be arraigned this afternoon before United States Magistrate Judge James M. Orenstein, at the United States Courthouse, 225 Cadman Plaza East, Brooklyn, New York. The case has been assigned to United States District Judge Sandra L. Townes.
The charges were announced by Benton J. Campbell, United States Attorney for the Eastern District of New York, Joseph M. Demarest, Jr., Assistant Director-in-Charge, Federal Bureau of Investigation, New York Field Office, and Marjorie Franzman, Special Agent- in-Charge, New York Regional Office, Department of Labor, Office of Inspector General.
As alleged in the indictment and the detention memorandum filed today by the government, Theodore Persico, Jr. is a member of the administration of the Colombo organized crime family of La Cosa Nostra, Petrizzo is a Colombo family soldier, and Michael Persico, Garofalo, and Bombino are Colombo family associates. The indictment is the product of a multi-year investigation in which the FBI used a cooperating witness to infiltrate the Colombo family and make hundreds of consensual recordings.
The charges include the Colombo family's use of a trucking company they controlled, All Around Trucking ("All Around"), to execute a kickback and extortion scheme for debris removal subcontracting from Testa Corporation, a demolition contractor headquartered near Boston, Massachusetts ("Testa"). The Colombo family carried out the scheme at locations including the World Trade Center construction site, and the Newtown Creek wastewater treatment plant on the border between Brooklyn and Queens. Specifically, as detailed in the detention memorandum, Theodore Persico, Jr., Michael Persico, and others agreed that, in exchange for All Around obtaining debris removal subcontracting with Testa, All Around would kickback a portion of its profits as a commercial bribe to a Testa foreman. After All Around secured subcontracting work with Testa, Colombo family associates threatened Testa employees when Testa failed to pay All Around on the timetable set by the crime family. Consensual recordings captured defendant Michael Persico directing Bombino to threaten Testa employees, and captured Bombino reporting back to Michael Persico that, when Bombino made the threats, the Testa employees were "shakin' in their boots over us." Other charges in the indictment include an extortion of a furniture store owner, in which Michael Persico forced the furniture store owner to give Bombino control of the store until the owner repaid a loan owed to Colombo family associates.
The indictment also charges Colombo associate Garofalo and his wife, Alicia Dimichelle, with embezzlement from the welfare benefit plan and pension benefit plan funds operated on behalf of union laborers of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Local 282. As described in the detention memorandum, Garofalo and Dimichelle engaged in a double-breasting scheme in which they used Colombo-controlled non-union shell companies, including DM Equipment, Big R Trucking, T&E Leasing, and Roman Sand and Stone, to circumvent Local 282 collective bargaining agreement union benefit contribution requirements.
The indictment is the latest in the Office's on-going efforts to dismantle the Colombo family. Those efforts have led in recent years to indictments and convictions of numerous members of the highest echelons of the crime family, including the 2007 conviction of former Colombo acting boss Alphonse Persico, Jr. and former Colombo administration member John DeRoss on murder in-aid-of racketeering and witness tampering charges, the 2008 conviction of Colombo captain Joseph Baudanza and others on stock fraud charges, and the 2009 indictment of former Colombo street boss Thomas Gioeli and other Colombo captains, soldiers, and associates on numerous racketeering-related murder charges and other crimes of violence.
"La Cosa Nostra continues to profit illegally in numerous sectors of our economy, allegedly including the World Trade Center construction site," stated United States Attorney Campbell. "Our Office is dedicated to eliminating these crime families, which take a significant economic toll." United States Attorney Campbell praised the outstanding investigative efforts by Special Agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Department of Labor, Office of Inspector General.
FBI Assistant Director-in-Charge Demarest stated, "This case illustrates yet again that the mob's aim is to make money, and the means is almost always violence or the threat of violence. Historically, the FBI referred to the economic impact of mob schemes as 'the mob tax.' Our goal continues to be elimination of the mob tax."
DOL/OIG Special Agent-in-Charge Franzman stated, "Today's RICO indictment represents a significant milestone in our efforts to eliminate the far reaching extortionate control of demolition trucking companies in New York City by the Colombo organized crime family. Through their actions, two of the defendants allegedly caused the theft of International Brotherhood of Teamsters LU 282 employee benefit plan assets, directly impacting the welfare and retirement benefits of many union members. We are committed to working with our law enforcement partners to combat this type of labor racketeering."
If convicted of the most serious offenses, seven of the eight defendants face a maximum of 20 years' imprisonment. Defendant Alicia Dimichele faces a maximum of five years' imprisonment.
The government's case is being prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorneys Amy Busa, Michael Tremonte, and Duncan Levin.
The Defendants:
Age: 47
ALICIA DIMICHELE, also known as "Alicia Garofalo"
Age: 36
EDWARD GAROFALO, JR., also known as "Bobble" and "Tall Guy"
Age: 43
Age: 53
THEODORE N. PERSICO, JR., also known as "Skinny" and "Teddy"
Age: 46
Age: 76
Age: 44
1The charges contained in the indictment are merely allegations, and the defendants are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty.
The Department of Justice believes that it is important to keep victims/witnesses of federal crime informed of court proceedings and what services may be available to assist you.


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Tex-Mex-Style Soft and Chewy Flour Tortillas
@cnjc2o agreed. let's get some weight by grams on this thing.
@cnjc2o agreed. let's get some weight by grams on this thing.
You could use the Epi Clipper bookmarklet provided by Epicurious. It seems to work for me.
I go to Seattle just to get feast on the Mac and Jack's African Amber.
This just looks and sounds amazing.
Fresh from the oven
I keep it simple. Pepperoni and Canadian bacon.
I think he's owed money from Lonestar.
This will sound crazy, but I went to Souly Vegan in Oakland, Ca. Vegan soul food? I know, right? Anyway, I ordered their Mac and "Cheese," and it was the some of the creamiest and flavorful M&C I've ever had. My mind was completely blown. It's worth going back just for that.
All flavors of Jarritos
Thanks for all the great suggestions! I'll be busy through the entire weekend!
Loved how the created a beat from the chopping and pounding. Wish they could've done that on the Bob Ross video when he "whips the devil" out of his paint brushes.
I'm looking to break-in my new food processor. Any recommendations on what I should make? It's a 14-cup CuisinArt.
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Classical Skiing Renaissance
By Jon Pensak
What is the first image of cross country skiing you remember? For most of us, it may include a graceful, impossibly extended skier (perhaps Bill Koch) effortlessly flying over the snow.
Yet many skiers, betraying their novice fantasies, never reach this level of elegant proficiency in the sport. They get stuck at the "Shuffling" or "Easy Glider" stage of development.
Yet everyone is capable of achieving "fluid striding" and it need not take the supernatural training discipline of a Bill Koch, or the full-time waxing coach and unlimited resources of a Björn Dæhlie, to do it. Recent advances in the sport change the equation by removing many of the impediments that have held the average skier back.
For starters, new wax and ski technologies allow those of us with limited time to have skis that kick and glide almost as well as those of top racers. Also, the increased popularity of "core" training approaches, along with an improved understanding of biomechanics, is helping to correct many recreational athletes' inefficient movement patterns which impede progress. And, finally, there are more resources being put into improving the teaching and coaching of classical skiing at the grassroots club and scholastic levels, leading to an improved awareness of what makes for good technique.
Taken as a whole, these changes are contributing to a renewed interest in classical skiing at every level of the sport. For the average skier, they offer new opportunities to rediscover the high levels of finesse and athleticism that classical skiing both cultivates and rewards.
Recreational skiers face three major obstacles in their quest for a rewarding classic experience.
Inefficient movement patterns from years of sitting and poor posture
"Too comfortable" technique – not extending enough during the stride
Old waxing was confusing and time-consuming
The good news is that some motivation and an investment in modern technology can resolve all three of these issues.
Developing Efficient Motor Patterns
Poor "motor patterns," or recruiting the wrong muscles for a particular task or not using muscles in an integrated fashion, is a major cause of poor technique. Stuart McGill, a noted biomechanical researcher, describes the most troublesome motor pattern for skiers – important deep glute muscles develop "neural amnesia" and don't fire properly. Many recreational skiers have developed this pattern either from past injury or simply from living the North American lifestyle of frequent sitting and poor posture.
Improperly firing glute muscles lead to a skier hinging at the waist, as opposed to the hips, while striding, which can lead to back problems and make it difficult to ski properly. Recent research has shown that engaging the deep glute muscles of the body is critical to developing proper body awareness (proprioception) and balance.
One way to achieve engagement of the glutes is through functional training, or multi-joint (and multi-directional) movement and balance training. Specific examples of functional training exercises include one legged dead lifts and one legged bridging exercises on unstable surfaces.
Done with proper technique, classical skiing itself can serve as a functional training exercise and help correct poor patterns we may have developed over the years. Classical skiing involves basic movement patterns, such as the squat and one-legged balance, which sports scientists see as fundamental to our overall biomechanical health.
Step one in correcting bad patterns is to neurologically wake-up the key, deep stabilizer muscles. To get a feel for this, try this brief exercise. Pick up a moderately heavy object from the floor in your habitual fashion. Now pick it up again, but this time visualize your body staying in one place and, instead of you standing up, visualize your legs pushing the Earth away from you. This should lead to hinging at the hip, and increased use of deep glute muscles.
For many recreational skiers, this simple exercise can be the start of improved balance and coordination. To use the image while skiing, visualize standing on top of the Earth. On each stride, grab the Earth with your kicking leg and push it behind you, as you visualize your body staying in one spot on top of the Earth. This exercise will encourage use of your deep stabilizing muscles necessary for proprioception and overall balance. The increased body awareness and improved body movement will reduce stress on your joints while allowing for more fluid, powerful strides.
Extending for a Graceful Stride
Now that we have a body on its way to functioning efficiently, let's look at technique. To achieve "fluid striding," the key for most recreational skiers is to move out of their comfort zone and extend body weight over the forward ski. We want to fall forward from ski to ski. Note that the skier in the photo is hinging at the hips (i.e., using his glutes), his weight is always forward and, if he were to stop at any of points of the stride, he would fall on his face (so, his weight is constantly moving forward).
To achieve this sort of fluid striding, a two-stage retraining of technique can help. Stage one involves revisiting the fundamentals and stage two involves focusing on extension and losing inhibitions.
What follows are basic drills and images to help put you on the right path.
Revisiting the Fundamentals
The first step is revisiting the fundamentals. The chart and photos that follow will help reacquaint you with some simple drills (click on the chart for a larger version).
Catching gremlins
Kicking the soccer ball
Throwing water
Extending Self
After the fundamentals of the stride are reestablished, it's time to extend yourself (and your comfort zone). These drills and images will help keep your weight moving forward, so that you start to fly over the snow. (Click on the chart below for a larger version.)
Better and Faster Equipment and Wax
You are in shape, efficient in technique and have revisited the fundamentals. Time to take a look at your equipment and wax.
If a beginning skier is lucky enough to take a lesson, they're often put on old waxless skis with bottoms like sandpaper. It's no wonder that many quickly become discouraged. At higher recreational levels, the situation has not been much better, with skiers typically making do with poorly gliding and kicking skis.
It's a pernicious myth that recreational skiers can use any old equipment. In fact, to fully enjoy skiing, you need skis that kick and glide smoothly. And the same requirement goes for improving technique (it's the expert skier who has enough experience to deal with poorly kicking skis). Luckily, new technologies make it possible to have high performing skis with minimal effort.
The most exciting recent development in ski technology has been racing waxless skis. Most manufacturers now offer models with both great kick and great glide (90 - 100 percent of traditional skis). In fact, these skis are increasingly being used to win major loppets.
For the recreational skier, the new waxless skis mean less time fiddling with kick wax in difficult conditions and the ability to fit a quick ski tour into a busy day.
Complementing the new waxless skis are new kick wax technologies. Start has made Grip Tape for several seasons. This is like heavy duty double-sided tape that goes onto the kick zone of a ski and is ideal as it works very well in conditions where the racing waxless skis start to slip (e.g., glazed tracks, man-made snow). Rex now offers the EasyGrip line, with three different grip tapes for a range of temperatures (green, blue and purple). In addition, Swix and Toko have also introduced a line of liquid spray-on grip waxes.
Note that all skis still need glide wax. Calling skis with fish-scale patterns "waxless" was an unfortunate historical mistake, which has led many recreational skiers down the evil path of having poorly gliding skis. Luckily, there have also been major recent advances in glide waxing to support the new, easier-to-use kick technologies.
The exciting development in glide waxing is a new generation of wipe-on glide waxes, offering time-saving convenience. While there have been wipe-on waxes in the past, the new technologies offer performance approaching that of traditional hot-waxed skis and are more durable than the older approaches. (Swix fluorinated liquid glide wax and Toko Dibloc high fluoro paste wax are two top-performing examples.)
There are new wipe-on versions of high performing (i.e., fluorinated) kick waxes as well. While they don't save as much time for the solo skier, they can be a life-saver for teams and families.
One ski area that has been pushing the new classical wax technologies is Waterville Valley in New Hampshire. Waterville has always had some of the best classical skiing on the East Coast. Nordic Director Mike Seeger notes that, "The 'fast food' family of new grip and glider waxes can help remove some of the barriers to folks intrigued by the grace and rhythm of classic skiing, but simply without the time and the expertise to deal with the intricacies of hard wax and klister."
Building a Quiver of Skis
While the idea of having one ski that "does it all" can be appealing, counter-intuitively, the way to simplify your ski life is to have multiple pairs of skis. That way you can simply pull out the appropriate ski for the conditions of the day, without having to do much work. Skis need not be expensive — they can often be purchased inexpensively at ski swaps, outlet stores and end of year sales.
Ideally, three pairs of classical skis will cover all conditions for the time-pressed skier and require minimum up-keep. These include:
Waxless (fish-scale) skis: For above-freezing conditions and for soft variable conditions (or when time is limited).
Regular waxables for fresh snow conditions: The most pleasant classical skiing is on fresh, 26-degree snow with Blue Extra kick wax on your skis—you don't want to miss it.
Skis with Grip Tape (left on for the season): For hard tracks with variable conditions and for glazed and man-made tracks.
For optimum ski care, every spring you should hot wax your skis (or have a shop do it) for summer storage. For maximum time savings during the season, simply scrape off the summer wax and use the wipe-on waxes as needed.
Next Steps
With classical skiing's increased popularity, there are more and more programs available for recreational skiers interested in either racing or just skiing more proficiently. Joining a program in your local area can provide a great boost to your continued development as a skier. Examples of such programs in the Northeast include Vermont's Mansfield Nordic Masters training program and The Ultimate Stride series at Weston Ski Track near Boston. Similar programs abound in Nordic skiing hotspots across the country.
There are fewer and fewer excuses not to enjoy classical skiing to the fullest level possible. By removing major impediments to progress, any skier can discover (or rediscover) the grace and beauty of the classic stride.


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Noah Cyrus told her fans that she wanted to go vegetarian or vegan, and she even asked for Peta's help in doing so. However, it doesn't seem like Noah is very serious!
Noah had Tweeted just yesterday:
How do I become a vegetarian or vegan or something. Maybe @peta can help me? I love helping animals, but I need to go all the way!!!! ideas? Chicken nuggets are sooooo good though. But I MUST try.
But today she Tweeted:
Just spent $30 at Starbucks #whitegirlprobs
2 venti Mocha Cookie Crumbles, 6 cake pops, tomato savory square, chocolate chip cookie, chocolate marble loaf cake, bacon artisan sandwich.
Noah literally just posted a Peta campaign about the condition pigs are kept in on June 26, 2014. Looks like she changed her mind about going vegetarian or vegan!


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From the article: Avoiding Saddle Soreness
Whether you've just started riding or have logged 100s of hours or miles, it can sometimes be a challenge to avoid various types of saddle soreness. Readers share their tips for avoiding rubbing, bruising, sore muscles and chaffing that can cause saddle soreness. Share your tips. Share Your Tips
saddle sores
- There is a new riding underwear out that actually works. Its padded across sit bones and made of a moisture wicking fabric. The fit is close to the body so no rubbing occurs. Its been tried and tested and works great!! Check out britchesshop.com
- —Guest tiffany Castaneda
no more chaffing
- I tried the creams, then resorted reluctatly to the panyhose, and they are perfect, just get te cheap as chips 15 den natural, then if you do need to expose yourself, it's not obvious you are wearing them (as a bloke, some people find it odd) but if you can ride all day with no painful results.
- —Guest rick
Western Tiips
- I do a lot of western lessons, and two things that help me and my students stay comfy in the saddle longer are easy fixes. We use a memory foam seat cover for any riders seated in hard saddles, they are slim and comfy, and save on seat bones, tailbones, and chafing! We also use a special angled aluminum stirrup for most adult riders, which reduces knee strain and hip soreness. Both can be found and are helpful for english riders too! And baby powder can truly be your freind on hot days for chafing and heat rash. Happy trails!
- —Guest sam
- Long Riders' Gear sells undergarments designed for riders. Check them out on the web.
- —Guest Lynda
- I found relief by buying a custom Tucker saddle. They offer the "Ergo seat" which is their well padded seat with a channel cut in the foam and then covered as normal with smooth leather. This eliminated chaffing from the large "knob" of jean seam which lands just at my "Private parts". It's wonderful! I have no interest in Tucker company, just a very satisfied customer.
- —Guest Chris Denno
Girls just want to have pain-free fun!
- Thanks for bringing up this "touchy" (tongue-in-cheek) message. There is nothing quite as miserable as chaffing in areas of the body where you do not want chaffing. As a western trail rider, I love wearing jeans, but hate the discomfort they bring on long trail rides--particularly if the ride is done at a walk (how long can YOU stand in the stirrups :-). The solution for me has been to use a decently padded panty liner that creates a barrier between jean seams and your body. Just wanted to pass the tip along. Thanks again for all your great "About" articles.
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Somerset Rebels announce new date for Leicester Lions play-off match
Posted: October 06, 2012|
Cases Somerset Rebels have rearranged their home Premier League play-off match with Leicester Lions for next Friday, October 12.
The clash at the Oaktree Arena was due to take place last night, but was postponed due to a waterlogged track at the Highbridge venue.
The Lions will now travel to Somerset this Friday, with a 7.30pm start. The Rebels then travel up to Leicester for the return match the next day.
The Rebels won their first home play-off match against Newcastle Diamonds 53-37, and followed that up by claiming an important away point in a 48-44 loss in the North East.


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Release DateTBA 2015
StudioSony Pictures
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An alien race known as Giants on planet Gigantus are attacked by a foreign spacecraft, which prompts a team of soldiers to embark on a mission to Earth in order to wage war. The aggressors are taken aback when they realize they were giants on their home planet, they are 1/4 inch tall compared to earthlings, and the foreign spacecraft that attacked them was actually a loose screw from the Hubble telescope. The giants land in a nerdy kid's yard, and through a series of events bond to save the world.
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The importance of eating healthy
February 7, 2010
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How can we start eating healthy, easy we can start by making the right choices with a variety of foods of the food groups, meat, vegetables, grains such as breads and pasta and fruits that will give us a start to eating healthy and limiting our intake of fats and sweets. I know it's not easy trying to get the nutrition that we need in our bodies, but eating our favorite foods from only certain food groups that will give us a less amount of food from the food groups that our bodies need. I know that healthy eating requires some planning and some efforts in planning meals from the food groups. But if you look at the food that you eat you might see that you are getting the nutrients that your bodies need from the food groups. Does it mean I have to go on a diet to eat healthy? No it simply means that we need to make changes over time by eating a variety of food from the food group. Developing new habits and eating healthy while planning your meals and getting more exercise you will be on the right track to changing your body to being healthy. Nutrients provide our bodies with energy, keeps out hearts beating, our brains active, and our muscles working. Nutrients also strengthen our bones and helps our muscles as well as nutrients also keeps our bodies regulating and our blood pressure flowing smoothly. Vitamins and minerals also play an important role in our bodies, it's easy to think we get enough vitamins from the foods that we eat, but do we really know how many vitamins and what the amount is in the food we eat. No that is why we should take an extra amount of vitamins to ensure we get the nutrients that we need. How can we improve our life by eating healthy? Simple we just need to choose a variety of foods...


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Recipe by JAF_7
"Honey adds an exciting element to this simple, lightly spiced apple butter."
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3 cups
apple cider
2 pounds
apples - peeled, cored and chopped
1/3 cup
1 teaspoon
ground cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon
ground cloves
1/2 teaspoon
ground allspice
I'd make this again in a heartbeat! I did as the other suggested and used a quarter of the amount of allspice and cloves and half the amount of cinnamon. I made two batches (both tripled) and found the first batch to have way to much liquid so I added more apples the second time around. I still had to drain some of the liquid before pouring into my jars. I'd cut back a bit on the cider next time OR use more apples. I used a combination of Gala and Fuji apples and this recipe has a delicious flavor. My family and neighbors thank you!!! The honey is the perfect ingredient, so yummy!
This recipe is overall a good recipe, however the spices about blew me away. WAY too much cloves and allspice, I would suggest, as others have, to reduce to about 1/4 of the recommended amount. (Even less if you grind your own spices like I do.) I wish I had read those comments before I made it! It's edible, but a in small amounts, LOL!
I agree that the honey gives a it great flavor, though, and I will make this again with less cloves and allspice, of course.
28 Ratings
Double the apples and cut the spices in half. Cook with the lid ajar to allow some of the steam off. Excellent flavor.
I thought this was pretty good. I used Golden Delicious because I had them left over and I used more than the recipe said, because of the reviews. I also used a little less liquid and should probably have cut it down by more (a cup instead of half a cup). I still had to strain it a little. I also used only half the spices and only 1/4 of a cup of honey and it is still very good, not overly spiced. I also simply used my hand mixer to blend the apples, which worked great.
I picked this recipe because I wanted to make a sugar-free apple butter. I used pancake syrup made with "Splenda" instead of honey. It worked great except it was a little too spicy. Next time I will cut down on the spices.
Everyone at my home loved this recipe and I plan to make it for Holiday gifts this year. It took a while to cook, but not long to cool in fridge. The review prior to mine is correct: I'd cut down on the spices next time around.
This is delicious!!! I followed other suggestions and used twice the apples and less spices. This is the best apple butter honey I have ever had and will taste great in other recipes.
I like the flavor of the apple butter and I really like the fact that it doesn't use sugar. My only issue and the reason i gave four stars instead of five was that it is a little to thin. I think next time I make this I will use 2 cups of cider instead of three. Has a great flavor though and you would never know there isn't any sugar in it.
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Apple Butter with Honey
Serving Size: 1/80 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 80
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 15
Calories from Fat: < 1
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An Italian design house tried to imagine this week the outcome of taking an iPhone, and letting it have sex with a digital watch.
The result, you must admit, looks very appealing. The concept would consist in powering this "iWatch" with a new kind of apps, closer to widgets. Additionally, it would pair with your iPhone via Bluetooth to let you access your texts, see incoming caller IDs and so on.
Why not right? After all, that's yet another business Apple still hasn't revolutionized.
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Dutch reality show to offer one-way tickets to Mars
As the world marvels at the latest US Mars landing, a Dutch start-up is aiming to beat NASA at its own game by sending the first humans to the red planet -- and film all as a reality show.
As the world marvels at the latest US Mars landing, a Dutch start-up is aiming to beat NASA at its own game by sending the first humans to the red planet -- and film all as a reality show.
About 36 hours after NASA landed its $2.5 billion rover on Mars, it released Tuesday what it jokingly dubbed a "crime scene" aerial shot of where the parachute, heat shield and vehicle came down.
Imagine taking 400 scientists on an alien road trip where each one wants to examine every interesting rock along the way. Welcome to the next two years of NASA's landmark robotic mission on Mars.
The weather conditions on Mars are expected to be favorable when NASA's $2.5 billion Mars Science Laboratory attempts its risky landing on August 6, the US space agency said Saturday.
Are we alone? Or was there life on another planet? NASA's $2.5 billion dream machine, the Mars Science Laboratory, aims to take the first steps toward finding out when it nears Mars's surface on Monday.
The biggest, baddest space rover ever built for exploring an alien planet is nearing its August 6 landing on Mars, and the US space agency is anxious for success despite huge risks.
(Phys.org) -- NASA's most advanced planetary rover is on a precise course for an early August landing beside a Martian mountain to begin two years of unprecedented scientific detective work. However, getting ...
A sophisticated orbiting telescope that uses high-energy X-ray vision to hunt for black holes in the universe launched on Wednesday after an aircraft-to-rocket takeoff, NASA said.
NASA is poised to launch on Wednesday a sophisticated orbiting telescope that uses high-energy X-ray vision to hunt for black holes in the universe.
Could some really great cupcakes be enough to send Americans back to the Moon?
Astronomers and novice star-gazers worldwide trained their eyes and telescopes on the skies Wednesday for the last chance this lifetime to observe Venus track a near seven-hour path across the Sun.
US company SpaceX's Dragon cargo ship is preparing to make its return journey to Earth after a landmark mission to the International Space Station, NASA and SpaceX representatives said Wednesday.
Competition is vital to the race among private companies to replace the space shuttle, NASA said Thursday, after Congress called for the US space agency to fund a single company.
At sunrise in some parts of China and Japan and by sunset in the western United States, a partial solar eclipse is set to slink across a narrow swath of the Earth on May 20 and 21.
A NASA astronaut who spent more hours walking in space than any other American and also set a record for the longest spaceflight mission has retired to join the private sector, the US space agency said Monday.


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Double Olympic champion Mo Farah was the star attraction at the British Athletics Grand Prix on Saturday, and he didn't disappoint as he stormed to victory in the 3000m.
Farah, who produced some of the golden moments of the London Games, won in a time of 7:42.00 - in what is his only indoor race of the season - in front of a sell-out Birmingham crowd.
The 29-year-old, who announced on Saturday that he will run the first half of this year's London Marathon before running the full distance in 2014, has spent the last six weeks in Kenya training and was happy after making a winning start to his 2013 campaign.
"The reception was great, the support from the crowd was brilliant," said Farah. "It was a great start to the year and it was important for me to come out and win.
"I am doing the New Orleans half-marathon and from there I will run half the London Marathon in April, those are the next races planned.
"It means a lot to run the marathon in London and it is good practice. It is not just about the running but about everything that comes with it and if you can go and practice then why not."
Along with Farah's display, the Birmingham event showcased a host of impressive domestic performances.
World bronze medallist Jenny Meadows made a solid comeback in the 800m after injury heartbreak caused her to miss the whole of the 2012 season.
Meadows, who last ran competitively in September 2011, came second at the Birmingham event in a time of 2:02.86.
The men's equivalent proved to be the most thrilling of the day when Abubaker Kaki of Sudan and Brits Mukhtar Mohammed and Mike Rimmer tumbled across the line.
Rimmer was named winner in 1:46.55, from Kaki, while Mohammed was third with 1:46.58 ahead of Britain's Andrew Osagie, Guy Learmonth and Joe Thomas.
Helen Clitheroe also produced an impressive run; the 39-year-old, who is currently training for her marathon debut in London in April, could not be caught in the final stages of the women's 3000m and finished in a time of 8:50.16.
World indoor pole vault bronze medallist Holly Bleasdale produced a jump of 4.70 to win the event, a positive response following her first defeat of the year earlier this week in Bydgoszcz.
Perri Shakes-Drayton and Eilidh Child clocked personal bests of 51.37 and 51.50 respectively in the women's 400m won by Natasha Hastings - ranking the them third and fourth on the British all-time list.
Meanwhile Olympic high jump bronze medallist Robbie Grabarz, who made an impressive breakthrough last year with a rapid rise up the world rankings, finished runner-up after clearing 2.29m, unable to match Aleksey Dmitrik of Russia who jumped 2.33m.
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A trial date has been set for Rochester Deputy Mayor Leonard Redon.
Redon was arrested for DWI after being accused of passing a state trooper and getting pulled over on 490 in March. According to court paperwork, Redon was going 65 to 70 miles per hour. After the arrest, News10NBC learned he gave his resignation to Rochester Mayor Lovely Warren, but she did not accept it. He returned to work the following week.
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or a birder, adding a new species to your life list is a thrill.
Thousands of migratory birds like the lesser yellowlegs rely on the Altamaha River for shelter and sustenance. Formed at the confluence of the Ocmulgee and Oconee rivers, the Altamaha runs free through sparsely populated southeast Georgia for 137 miles, earning it the distinction of being one of the largest undammed river systems on the East Coast. The river quietly winds through deep forests and swamps and nourishes vast salt marshes as it mixes with the Atlantic Ocean, feeding the Georgia coast where some areas remain near-pristine.
Over the years, many have tried to transform the character of the Altamaha, proposing everything from damming to dredging and intense development. But local people opposed the plans. And beginning in the late 1960s, The Nature Conservancy focused its attention on the swamps and sandy ridges that flank the Altamaha, working side-by-side with the river's local keepers to secure land and protection agreements. Now, more than 40 years after "adopting" the river, the Conservancy has helped safeguard almost 100,000 acres in the watershed.
I was persuaded of the Altamaha's importance not just because of its might and beauty, but because of the way I think about all rivers. Racing rivers and meandering streams, rushing creeks and undulating marshes have always captivated me.
My journey as an environmentalist began in the rivers and creeks around my home. Since our ancestors moved into southwest Georgia, our family farm has been nourished by Choctahatchee and Kinchafoonee creeks, and for more than 80 years I have relished and enjoyed these watersheds.
A lifetime of fishing, swimming and birding has helped me learn firsthand that all aspects of our lives are tied to the health of our free-flowing streams. As a political leader, I wanted to enact policies that would get others to think differently about our waterways.
I lived up to my personal commitment while I served as governor of Georgia. I worked with legislators and local citizens to protect the iconic Chattahoochee River, used my authority to reverse a congressional decision to build dams on the Flint River and vetoed several hundred pending permits to drain wetlands throughout the state. I created the Georgia Heritage Trust, and the state legislature set aside funds to acquire large and small portions of land that make Georgia unique and special.
We also began the process of protecting or acquiring the Georgia coastal islands and established the Marshland Protection Agency to safeguard about 600,000 acres of marshlands in their pristine natural state. All of these actions, strongly supported by my fellow citizens, served to strengthen protection of the Altamaha River and its floodplains.
When I became president of the United States in 1977, I took my affinity for rivers with me. I launched a running battle, largely successful, with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and members of Congress to limit construction of other dams that were not both economically and environmentally justified.
I have visited the undammed Altamaha on several occasions, but the most memorable trip was in 2000.
We stopped to talk near Lewis Island, 5,633 acres of swamp and ancient forest near the mouth of the river, which had been protected by the Georgia Heritage Trust while I was governor.
Seeing that wild island hanging on in the middle of this powerful river reinforced for me the importance of conservation and organizations like The Nature Conservancy. It was also a strong reminder of the fragility of our natural areas and the need for constant vigilance by private citizens, working with national, state and local organizations to preserve them.
I am confident that, together, we can continue to make decisions to protect our planet for future generations, but I also know how much time and hard work it takes. We need champions, such as the scientists, staff and supporters of The Nature Conservancy, to remain alert to new threats that would damage or diminish land and waters like the Altamaha River.
I know that together we can carry forth the legacy of those who have come before us, ensuring a healthy and abundant future for all life that depends on the rivers, creeks, smaller streams and their watersheds. Georgia can continue to set an example for other regions to emulate.


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Minnesota sees fewer applicants for wolf hunting licenses
October 9, 2013 in The Dickinson Press
DULUTH, Minn. The allure of shooting or trapping a wolf in Minnesota may be declining.
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October 9, 2013 in The Dickinson Press
DULUTH, Minn. The allure of shooting or trapping a wolf in Minnesota may be declining.
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August 28, 2013 in The Dickinson Press
BRIMSON, Minn. Gary and Jody Hepola knew something was different Wednesday morning. They hadn't seen the wolf pups.
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ST. PAUL – An organization opposed to wolf hunting and trapping launched a petition drive Wednesday in hopes of killing this yearâs season.
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August 14, 2013 in The Dickinson Press
ST. PAUL, Minn. An organization opposed to wolf hunting launched a petition drive Wednesday in hopes of killing this year's season.
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July 31, 2013 in The Dickinson Press
DULUTH, Minn. With Minnesota's estimated wolf population down about 25 percent from recent years, state Department of Natural Resources officials will allow fewer wolf hunting and trapping licenses this fall, the agency announced Monday.
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July 19, 2013 in Lake County News-Chronicle
Last fall at the beginning of the wolf hunting season, the DNR claimed a wolf population of 3,000. Since 413 were killed during hunting season this would leave a population of 2587. The DNR claims a present population of only 2211. What happened to the other 376 wolves? Wolves had a very good winter. Also, what happened to the pups born this spring which would bring the total present wolf population well over 3500. This is using a very conservative estimate on the number of pups born this spring. Continue Reading
July 14, 2013 in Alexandria Echo Press
The wolf population remains firmly established on Minnesota's landscape, according to a comprehensive population survey conducted by the Department of Natural Resources (DNR). Continue Reading
March 14, 2013 in Worthington Daily Globe
ST. PAUL Advocates could not prevent Minnesota's first wolf hunting season, but they now are asking state lawmakers to put a stop to the hunt for at least five years. Continue Reading
February 27, 2013 in DL-Online
Residents on White Earth are preparing for the Reservation's first ever White Earth Wolf Conference, as enrolled members there continue the fight for the right to ban wolf hunting on that land. Continue Reading
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Legislation is expected to be introduced at the state Capitol today to place a five-year moratorium on Minnesota's wolf hunting season and call for other options for wolf population control. Continue Reading


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WBA to host economic outlook
Date posted: April 29, 2014
SHERIDAN — The Wyoming Business Alliance will host the 2014 Economic Outlook Tour in Sheridan on Monday.
The event will be held at the Edward A. Whitney Academic Center at Sheridan College from 4:30-6:30 p.m.
Presenters will include retired vice chair of the National Intelligence Council Herb Meyer, Director of the Department of Economics and Finance at the University of Wyoming Anne Alexander, Ph.D., and President of the Wyoming Business Alliance Bill Scilling.
The event is free but pre-registration is requested. To register see www.wyomingbusinessalliance.com.
The college is located at 3059 Coffeen Ave.
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Date published: 16 July 2014
BULLYING allegations against a Greenacres head teacher are set to be dropped following an investigation.
Lynne Mullen, head at Greenacres Primary School, was suspended in April after complaints were received that teachers were being bullied by management.
Three members of staff lodged grievance complaints against Ms Mullen, who took over as head at the Dunkerley Street school in 2010.
Concerns were also raised about pupils' attendance data and the administration of SATs tests involving last year's (2012-13) Year 6 pupils.
But the Chronicle understands that an investigation undertaken by the council found no reason to uphold the allegations.
A month before her suspension, Ms Mullen took sick leave and the head teacher role was temporarily filled by Martine Buckley, executive head teacher of both Mather Street and Yew Tree primary schools.
When the investigation started, a member of staff who asked to remain anonymous said parents hadn't been told of Ms Mullen's suspension and accused the council of a cover-up.
To read the full version of this story see the Chronicle's e-chron digital edition or buy the newspaper.
Is this another example of naming and shaming before being found guilty, now her name as a head teacher could be ruined.
Thank goodness for common sense. I know the school and the way the headteacher tackled some issues that existed is to be admired. How sad that those who objected to the headteacher's attempts to ensure the school represented its local community started the unfounded campaign. Thank goodness the local authority saw through it, and we can get the school the community deserves
So, a failing school is officially turned around (from 'failing' to 'good'), the failing staff decide they don't like it, they make unfounded accusations (Bullying? Really? Proof? SAT 'tampering'? Any proof? At all?) and then go off on the sick? Full pay? How much has this cost the school budget?
Thank you oldham chronicle for redressing the balance.
Miss Mullen's reputation speaks for itself. Most people know the difference she made at the school. Thank goodness the children benefitted as well.
Best results for years.
Her contribution to the community was mentioned in the OFSTED report.
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Hi Garry,
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Hi Glenn,
Johnny Boy here!
Firstly may I say that the trip you put together on Swordfish was very professional in every way. JOHNNY BOY (thats me), Marshall, Colin, Graham, Stephen, Brett, etc had a ball. Lots and lots of great fish, plenty of laughs, FANTASTIC food, and all the stories go on bigger and better than ever. Well done Glenn from all of us.
I'm sure we will be back (even if I have to catch the best fish again). The shirt I won was great!
John Underwood
A note to Angling Adventures to say I had a great trip. The group was really good and the guides about perfect.
Hi Garry & Pip,
....Very Impressed with the whole journey. Thankyou and if you have any information on tiger fishing I would love to hear more.
The top end of Australia's Northern Territory has long been on the radar of keen sportfishermen.
A lure casters dreamland and a flyfishers Nirvana. The list of species an angler on a Top End Northern Territory fishing trip can encounter is indeed a long one.
Freshwater billabongs are the domain of Barramundi, Tarpon and the prehistoric Saratoga. The Saltwater rivers and estuaries are where things start to really get interesting. Here you can expect to encounter the fish, a top end fishing trip is all about. Threadfin Salmon, Mangrove Jack, Golden Snapper and of course Barramundi are for starters, just wait until the likes of Queenfish and Giant Trevally get in on the act.
No Northern Territory fishing trip would be complete without sampling the delights of the multitude of offshore reefs and islands on offer. Here you will encounter such bruisers as Spanish Mackeral, Black Jewfish and the bigger brothers of the Giant Trevally, Golden Snapper and Queenfish found in the estuaries.
There really are not the words to describe the fantastic fishing opportunities available in Australia's Nortern Territory. Please contact Angling Adventures and discuss your Top End Fishing Trip with our experienced staff.
The Lodge of Dundee can offer an unique fishing experience with world class fishing opportunities to a residing beachside lodgement that can only be found in the Northern Territory.>MORE
D.N.A. Barra Fishing is a family owned and operated tourism business that has been operating in the Northern Territory since 1995. The Barramundi is probably the most sought after Australian species. Not only does D.N.A. fish the best areas but they are very successful in catching some of the biggest ones available!>MORE
This beautiful area of Arnhemland not only offers exceptional barramundi, the fishing for numerous other species is also sensational. This tour boasts private rights to use to a number of rivers and creeks as well as fish-rich islands and the most superb inland lagoons Northern Territory has to offer.>MORE
Viv's Sportfishing & Wilderness Safaris invite you to experience the magic of some of the best remote area fishing and sightseeing the Top End of Australia can offer.....must be the longest running Darwin Mothership fishing company!>MORE
Probably the lead in on costs for Top End Lodges. Very homely with the added luxury of a swimming pool to cool down in after a day in the sun.>MORE
Accessible most of the year around by a private charter flight from either Darwin or Kununurra, Bullo River Station is situated in the heart of the Eastern Kimberley Range.>MORE
Bamurru Plains is located on the edge of the Mary River floodplains, just a short distance from the coast and the western boundary of Kakadu National Park.
Not only the closest location to the famous "Run off" Barra area, but accommodation in "Wild Bush Luxury".
Situated on Melville Island, Northern Territory, a more comfortable lodge would be hard to imagine.
A few steps from your air-conditioned room to step up into your boat. Towed 2 minutes to the boat ramp(with guide onboard), fishing for the day, back to the boat ramp, drive straight onto the trailer, towed back to the lodge, hop out of the boat and a few steps to the room!
How easy is that....and no wet feet either!
The original "Barra Base Lodge" on Bathurst Island, Northern Territory would bring back many great memories to a lot of fishing people that visited there in the 1980's and 1990's. It has been closed since 1998.
As of March 2013 you will be able to relive those great times! Under the new name of "Bathurst Island Lodge", the Lodge will be in action again.


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That's the way to start a two-game West Coast road trip. After a resounding 30-21 victory over the 49ers this afternoon, the Pats were pleased with the way they rebounded from their last game, the ugly loss to Miami. This is the type of win, much like the win over the Jets in September, that the veterans on the team feel defines them.
So now the team is doing what it never does following a game on the road – bypass the local airport and continue on to the team hotel. San Francisco International Airport is in the rear view mirror. The Pats will stay in Santa Clara through next Saturday to prepare to face the Chargers.
Stay right here at Patriots.com for full coverage of the Pats all week long. Daily updates, blog entries by the PFW guys, and the Patriots Today blog as well. And catch a new edition of Patriots Today Monday through Friday, with reports from out here on the West Coast.
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As online shopping becomes more popular, we're all learning rapidly that what we see online on our computer screen is not always the same as what we may receive. We see warnings similar to this all the time: colors may be different due to computer screen inconsistencies. And it's true – colors are different in person. But color is just one of the reasons it's important to order fabric samples before buying custom cushions.Read More
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Don't cry over spilled wine! Cleaning Sunbrella is easy!
Your latest get-together was a blast. Laughter filled the air, and delicious goodies filled your guests' plates. While relaxing on your stylish custom cushions, your friends and family shared stories and reminisced about days gone past. It was the perfect day – until a burst of laughter tipped over that half-full glass of Merlot, red wine splashing onto your beautiful custom cushions. Thankfully, cleaning Sunbrella is quite simple!Read More
Coordinate color, pattern and texture for fall
You may not be adventurous when it comes to changing from your basic fall palette to a more updated palette, but you need not be intimidated. If we are honest with ourselves, coordinating fabrics correctly is what keeps us from taking more risks with color. Solid fabrics are safe, but in order to add depth to a room, you'll have to add more pattern and texture. I'll show you how to create a cohesive space by building different textures, colors and patterns around one fabric.Read More
Caribbean shades: Sunbrella El Greco Calypso and Dolce Oasis
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Southern Company launches electric vehicle workplace charging initiative
An advocate of electric transportation technologies, Atlanta-based Southern Company is now providing workplace charging to its employees.
Providing this resource not only helps meet the needs of those who already own plug-in electric vehicles, but encourages further adoption of this emerging technology.
More than 110,000 electric vehicles have been sold nationwide and every major auto manufacturer will have a plug-in electric vehicle to sell or launch by 2015. Growth is intensifying in the South, with Atlanta replacing Los Angeles in the month of June as the No. 2 market for the Nissan Leaf, the best-selling electric vehicle ever produced and currently the most popular Nissan model in the Atlanta market.
A longtime leader in energy innovation, Southern Company recognizes the importance of researching and evaluating these new technologies and being prepared to serve customers who are interested in fueling their vehicles with electricity. Three of Southern Company's four operating companies offer customers a special plug-in electric vehicle (PEV) rate, and the fourth is working on one.
Electric vehicle owners are saving money on fuel and maintenance costs, reducing their environmental impact and contributing to the nation's energy security by lowering its dependence on foreign oil. In fact, transitioning to electric vehicles, including hybrid-electric vehicles, could reduce U.S. foreign oil dependence by more than 80 percent and greenhouse gas emissions by more than 60 percent, according to the U.S. Department of Energy's Vehicle Technologies Office.
Those who drive in major metropolitan cities may enjoy the additional benefit of driving in high-occupancy lanes as a single traveler.
Through the DOE's EV Project workplace charging initiative, Southern Company recently began the installation of chargers at various company locations in and around metro Atlanta and scattered throughout Georgia.
Additional charging stations may be added throughout the four-state southeastern service territory as needed to offer employees the ability to re-charge their electric vehicles while at work. Southern Company believes that workplace charging should be commonplace and it hopes to serve as a model for other companies, said Randy Johnson, Southern Company's director of electric transportation.


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"Hard working" or "passionate" was not in Sakurai's vocabulary and joining a team sports in school was out of the question. But one day, he accidentally walks in on his female classmate Toyoguchi naked in the locker room and in return for keeping it a secret from everyone else, he is forced to become the manager for the female lacrosse team. Toyoguchi is passionate about lacrosse and was responsible for creating the team for the school. Sakurai reluctantly begins his role as manager but is slowly drawn into Toyoguchi's personality and begins researching and enjoying the sport. The once lazy Sakurai who was scared of failure now learns to put himself out there and put serious effort into something worthwhile.
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BSN Degree Requirements (49-52 units) A total of a minimum of 120 semester units are required for the degree. Students transferring from a community college can transfer a maximum of 70 units and students from a four year institution may transfer a maximum of 96 units. Electives are not required unless necessary to complete degree requirements.
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Roasted Vegetables with Olive Oil
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Roasted Vegetables with Olive Oil
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- 3 large eggplants
- 3 large red bell peppers
- 1/3 cup olive oil
- 2 pinches salt
- 6 medium onions
For the vinaigrette:
- 1 tbsp sherry vinegar
- 1/3 cup olive oil
- 2 pinches salt
Preheat the oven to 400°F. Put the eggplants and bell peppers into a roasting pan, drizzling with the oil and sprinkle with the salt. Wrap the onions in aluminum foil and add to the pan. Roast the vegetables all together for 45 minutes. After 45 minutes, the bell pepper skins will be blackened and the eggplants very soft. Let cool enough to handle. Save any juices that have collected in the pan. Peel the skin from the bell peppers and remove the seeds. Cut the stems from the eggplants, then peel them. Cut the bell peppers and eggplants into ¼-inch strips. Unwrap the onions, peel away the skins, then cut the flesh into quarters. Again, set aside any juices released during cooking. Arrange the vegetables in separate piles on a serving dish. Make a vinaigrette by mixing any juices with the sherry vinegar and oil. Season with salt. Dress the vegetables with the vinaigrette and serve.
- In Spain, this dish is called escalivada. The name comes from the Catalan verb escalivar, which means to cook in hot ashes. It refers to a dish of vegetables roasted with olive oil
- If you do not have enough juices left from roasting the vegetables to make a vinaigrette, add more sherry vinegar and olive oil
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The stern visage of Max Weber looms over discussions of modernity and enchantment, as does the sunnier countenance of Charles Taylor. Perhaps they should be joined by the open faced, bluntly spoken, and allegedly poker wielding Ludwig Wittgenstein. This choice might seem counter-intuitive. Wittgenstein did not write much about enchantment, and is more often considered a disenchanter who used the tools of philosophy to dispel illusions brought about by linguistic misuse. As he wrote, "Philosophy is a battle against the bewitchment of our intelligence by means of language."
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Modernity, enchantment, and Fictionalismposted by Michael Saler
Credulity: Enchantment and Modernity in the 19th-Century U.S.posted by Jonathan VanAntwerpen
The Heyman Center for the Humanities at Columbia University is co-sponsoring a conference later this week on "credulity."
Confused parchments, infinite socialitiesposted by John Lardas Modern
Ambivalence, avoidance, hedging, delay—these are but some of my responses to Michael Warner's richly rendered provocation and response to my book Secularism in Antebellum America.
Indeed, was antebellum America secular?
To answer his title question definitively, yes or no, is to commit oneself to a vision of the present in which religion recedes into oblivion, or flowers, or does battle with its secular other. Definitive answers, moreover, serve a politics of normativity for they help determine the ideas, objects, and persons to be jettisoned, not to mention what views of the world become authoritative, which moral feelings count, and which ones become unaccounted for and forgotten.
Warner engages crucial work on secularity even as he considers the dissolution of the entrenched differential of the religious and the secular. Consequently, Warner's essay is also incitement for a renewed interrogation of the history of the difference between the religious and the secular and how that difference makes a difference in the lives of individuals—no less for historical actors than for the scholars who study them.
Was antebellum America secular?posted by Michael Warner
The question "Was Antebellum America Secular?" obviously depends on what one means by secular. Because the term is dialectical by nature and immanent to the struggles of the age, we cannot expect it to be a neutral analytic framework; like secularism or religion, it requires constant qualification to be of any analytic use. As Gauri Viswanathan has noted, in many polemical contexts "words like 'secular' and 'religious' have lost their descriptive value and function instead as signposts to given attitudes." It is almost impossible to see the question of my title without anticipating that a question of validity will be at stake.
Muhammad Asad and the concept of an Islamic politicsposted by John D. Boy
In a talk prepared last year for a symposium on the life and work of his father, the anthropologist Talal Asad lays out Muhammad Asad's intellectual contribution.
Modern enchantmentposted by Jessica Polebaum
Recently released by Oxford University Press, Michael Saler's latest volume explores the imaginary realms of the modern world.
The sun shone fiercely through the window at Starbucks (Part I)posted by John Lardas Modern
Let us recognize, from the outset, the delicious perversity of inviting comments upon comments about the comments about Charles Taylor's A Secular Age, itself a commentary, magisterial in scope, about the inability of Anglo-Europeans to end a certain cycle of commentary about themselves, their religion, and their humanity. Nevertheless, of the many thoughtful responses and salvos found in Varieties of Secularism in a Secular Age, I was most struck by Wendy Brown's pointed and potentially devastating piece on the shortcomings of Taylor's "odd historical materialism."
Taylor's sense of the material world is not unrelated to his not always implicit commitment to (or perhaps nostalgia for) the ideals of a self that flourishes, unfolds, and, at the end of the day, can be sufficiently liberated from history so as to be able to take the measure of itself—in concert, of course, with others, as they liberate themselves sufficiently from those very same forces.
Understanding disenchantmentposted by Akeel Bilgrami
Jane Bennett's sympathetic yet critical commentary on my essay "What is Enchantment?" (published in the volume Varieties of Secularism in a Secular Age) describes the notion of disenchantment that I present as primarily addressing the theological displacements that emerged with the rise of the new science. Her own work, she says, offers a quite different focus, one of a mood or affect that "circulates between human bodies and the animal, vegetable, and mineral forces they encounter."
I don't doubt that this interesting focus is quite different from mine, though I think it would be wrong to represent my view as being focused on the theological. In my analysis, the theological had only a central genealogical role to play in the process of "disenchantment."
On the call from outsideposted by Jane Bennett
In Akeel Bilgrami's contribution to Varieties of Secularism in a Secular Age, "enchantment" refers to the historical belief that God or his divine expression is accessible to the everyday world of "matter and nature and human community and perception." Correspondingly, "disenchantment" refers to that shift in perspective (encouraged by early modern science and its mechanistic model of nature) by which God was exiled from nature. Bilgrami's ultimate aim is to "reenchant" the secular age by affirming the "callings" of a world laden with "value elements." I will say more below about this interesting notion of a call from outside and its role in ethics; let me point out now that the processes of "enchantment" and "disenchantment" are for Bilgrami, as for Charles Taylor, essentially shifts in theological orientation, different views of the relationship between God and nature.


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NIBCO INC. announces the launch of its new Coil-Connect™ manual and automatic balancing valves, combination ball valves, unions and valve kits. Coil-Connect kits including balancing valves, combination ball valves and unions are provided with integral union connections and multiple tapped ports. Strainers and drain valves are also standard. Packaged in heavy-duty, recyclable polybags, each valve kit is clearly marked with a diagram that indicates where it fits within the HVAC system. Products can also be purchased as individual components and are available in eight standard kit configurations in .5 to 2-inch sizes. Backed by a five-year industry-leading warranty, Coil-Connect valves are fully engineered for reliability, featuring union end connections, integral strainers and drain valves.


text: An atmospheric but shockingly tense thriller, the eerie British silent-era film A Cottage on Dartmoor (1929/b&w/87 min) is sure to satisfy fans of Hitchcock or German and Russian films from the same era. This deluxe set also contains the 2006 documentary A Silent Britain (2006/b&w-color/88 min), a historical celebration of silent British films. 2 DVDs. NR/fullscreen.