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Buckley 11th at USA Outdoor Championships
June 25, 2014
SACRAMENTO, Calif. - Senior Kyla Buckley finished 11th in the shot put at the USA Outdoor Championships Wednesday in Sacramento.
The shot put competition kicked off the USA Championshps and was held in downtown Sacramento at the California State Capitol building.
Buckley had the fifth best throw in qualifying, a personal record of 17.45m (57-3). Buckley advanced to the next round of competition and finished 11th overall.
IU assistant coach Cory Martin competed in the men's shot put and finished in eighth-place with a best mark of 20.00m (65-7.5), which was the third best mark in qualifying.
Tomorrow at Hornet Stadium on the campus of Sacramento State, IU alums Molly Beckwith (800m), Kind Butler (400m) and Sarah Pease (3,000m steeplechase) will compete in the USA Outdoor Championships.
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The New York Knicks romped to their first Atlantic Division title since 1994, getting 36 points from Carmelo Anthony and beating the Washington Wizards 120-99 on Tuesday night for their 13th straight victory. Anthony put this one away with 21 points during the Knicks' 37-point third quarter that gave them a 95-71 lead. The NBA's scoring leader added eight rebounds and six assists while becoming the first Knick since newly elected Hall of Famer Bernard King with five straight 35-point games. Iman Shumpert added 18 points for the Knicks, who negated a height disadvantage by tying a franchise record with 20 3-pointers. J.R. Smith and Chris Copeland each added 17 points. On their longest winning streak since winning 15 in a row from March 1 to April 2, 1994, the Knicks can tie the franchise record of 18 in a row, set early in their first NBA championship season of 1969-70, by winning their final five games. The Knicks have won or shared six division titles, but had gone nearly two d...
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E3 2012: Publisher has reportedly embedded a sneak peek of its plans to bring popular iOS title to consoles in HD; Activision community representative confirm details.
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Rovio's bird-flinging portable super-game franchise reaches new download milestone following March launch of Angry Birds Space.
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Millions more flock to Rovio's downloadable physics-based puzzle game during recent holiday; mobile app analytics firm declares 6.8M new iOS, Android devices activated on Dec. 25.
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Portals to an alternate world where witty authors' dreams and reality merge, and are poorly drawn, so we can point and laugh at their musings. Since the beginning of time (the internet), Webcomics have been showing us things about life that we all know are horribly true but lack the time to properly express in picture-form. Well, that's a lie, Webcomics are brainless chuckle-fests filled with useless trivia like what superheroes do when flying over an ocean and need to use the bathroom and what your board-game pieces do when you aren't looking (check-out Terror Island, the terror comes when 5 hours later you realize you've been watching two chess-pieces argue about groceries for about a thousand panels, it's great!). With this contest, we hope you are inspired to glorify and viciously mock your favorite webcomics by making customs of their characters! Even if you don't have a favorite, and even if you've never even heard of webcomics or electricity or soap, there are literally ZILLIONS of them floating around in the magical pool we call the Internet, you're bound to bump into at least one character you'll absolutely love to customize.
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-Keep in mind you can't make customs of pre-exsisting characters, even if they're in the webcomic. That means you can't make Batman or Iron Man or Red Sonja just because they showed-up in the webcomic for one panel. Make customs of the author's original characters only.
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It's hard to choose just one custom to vote on when there are tons of great entries, so Figure Realm has a unique voting system where you can vote on ALL the customs! When you click on an entry to view, there's a bar with buttons on it that lets you give the custom anywhere from 1 to 5 Stars. 1 Star means you think they could have done a better job on the custom while 5 Stars means you think they did a perfect job. The votes for each entry are added up when voting is closed and averaged-out to determine the winners. Also, don't abuse the system. Don't give your own custom 5 Stars and then give everyone else 1 Star to boost your rating. Remember, the votes are monitored.
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Using the five-way controls on your steering wheel you are able to access and navigate the menu to select the truck apps to manage the off-road and trailer capabilities of your truck.
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Each year in early December, we leave behind the comfortable confines of sunny Florida to check out the latest speed goodies from the automotive aftermarket at the Performance Racing Industry show in Indianapolis, Indiana. For 2003, it was again beautiful when we walked out on the tarmac to board the Buddy Holly express, only to be greeted by frigid temps once we hit the ground in Indy. This is the one time of year the 5.0&SF staff gets to dig deep into their closets for those warm winter coats that would otherwise never see the light of day. Thankfully, we stayed at the Canterbury hotel, which is linked to the Indianapolis Convention Center and RCA Dome (home of the Indianapolis Colts) via indoor halls where PRI is held. While we weren't terribly inconvenienced by the weather, it was still cold outside. Some things never change.
But a few things were different for 2003. For one, usually the entire 5.0&SF staff attends PRI, but Tech Editor Houlahan pulled up lame with a kidney stone just days before we were supposed to leave, while Editor Turner had the enviable job of driving the '05 Mustang in Detroit the Wednesday (our usual fly-in day) and Thursday of the show. As such, Houlahan was put on the injured list for the event, and Turner arrived Thursday night so he could brush up on his patented trade-show stare for Friday before leaving Saturday. This left Associate Editor Johnson carrying the load at PRI, which we all know has to trouble those in authority.
Covering the ever-growing PRI show is a daunting task for one person, but with writing help from Houlahan (now returned from the injured list), we think we circled the performance wagon. Here's what we found for your next Mustang buildup.
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Builders of a wicked '03 Cobra-powered Focus, the guys at Accurate Technologies [(248) 848-9200; www.accuratetechnologies.com], hopped out from behind the wheel long enough to have two new products at PRI. First up is the IGTM-2000 Ignition Timing Meter, which allows you to see where your timing is throughout the rpm range. The meter also allows for data acquisition and is compatible with most engine ignition systems. The second product is ATI's SmartTach, a universal speed measurement tool. SmartTach measures engine rpm, vehicle speed, chassis dyno roll speed, frequency, period, pulse width, and duty cycle. The SmartTach can be programmed by the user as to the type of measurement, the engineering units to display, and individual sensor pulse width.
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Quickly making its presence known outside that of drag racing braking systems, Aerospace Components [(727) 347-9915; www.aerospacecomponents.com] had everything but the kitchen sink at PRI. Along with the company's braking systems, there was also its full line of fuel pumps, billet nitrous bottle brackets, billet battery trays, the Ultra Pro Powerglide shifter, water pumps, AN wrenches, and much more. Oh, yeah-who could forget Alan Dudley's Fun Ford Outlaw car in attendance as well. Sportin' a big turbo and bright red paint, Alan's car kept the Aerospace booth busy during the entire show.
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American Racing [(866) 273-7223; www.americanracing.com] needs no introduction to Mustang fans. Now the company offers its new Trakstar line of drag racing wheels. Available in sizes 15x4 to 15x16, they're perfect for Mustang applications. As is the case with all American Racing designs, these wheels look awesome and the finish is top quality. You can thank American Racing's involvement and sponsorship in NHRA drag racing for this new line of wheels.


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HOWEY-IN-THE-HILLS, Fla. – The Saint Leo men's golf team claimed its fourth team title of the 2009-10 year and second in their 2010 championship season Sunday afternoon. SLU (305-293—598) concluded the two-round tournament with a 30-over-par 598 at the par-71, 6, 598 Yard El Campeon Golf Course. The Mission Inn Spring Classic hosted by St. John's University is the second consecutive tournament hosted by the Red Storm that Saint Leo has claimed victory at.
The Lions finished three strokes ahead of second-place finisher Florida Gulf Coast University (301-300—601) and five shots ahead of Stetson University (302-301—603). Sunshine State Conference foe, the University of Tampa (314-308—622), concluded play seventh with a 54-over-par 622. The Green & Gold finished ahead seven DI colleges and universities.
For the day, senior Mark McGuire concluded the tournament as the individual medalist, shooting a three-over-par 145. His second round 69 was tied for the best score in the tournament and was seven shot improvement from day one. JP Albuquerque added to the Lions' success as tied for third place with a five-over-par 147. He improved three strokes from his first round 75, to shoot a second day 72.
Cole Cisbani cracked the top-10 with a 10-over-par 152. His consistent play led him to shoot a 76 on both days of the tournament. Tom Lynn also found success on the course as he posted a second round 76 en route to a 12-over-par 154 for the weekend.
Nick Brothers rounded-out the group of five with 15-over-par 157. The freshman made great strides on the second day as he improved five strokes from his first round 81.
As of the latest NCAA poll, the Lions rank 28th in the nation and are primed to crack the top-25 in the next release.
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Craig Aarhus knows itŌĆÖs a cliche to say members of Mississippi State UniversityŌĆÖs Famous Maroon Band are family, but sometimes, he means that literally.
Aarhus, MSU associate director of bands, said the members form close bonds through rehearsals, trips, games and other activities. Many of them become lifelong friends, he said, but some of them become more than friends.
ŌĆ£Each summer, we usually receive 3-4 wedding invitations in the band office from students who met in the band,ŌĆØ Aarhus said. ŌĆ£Even though we donŌĆÖt set it up that way, itŌĆÖs just how band works sometimes.ŌĆØ
This year, the MSU band program will celebrate 110 years of enriching the campusŌĆÖs arts environment, making Bulldog fans cheer and bringing young musicians together.
Elva Kaye Lance, MSU director of bands, said in addition to the annual Alumni Band weekend during Homecoming, special inserts about the bandŌĆÖs history will appear in printed programs for each band concert. Memorabilia dating back to the early 1900s celebrating the bandŌĆÖs role in the history of MSU as a whole is also on display throughout the band programŌĆÖs office, she said.
ŌĆ£Later in the Spring semester, we will invite the band alumni and former directors and their families to be our special (guests) at one of our concerts,ŌĆØ Lance said. ŌĆ£It is exciting to be a part of a program that has such a long history of involvement in the life of our university and of our state. As an alumni of the band and the university, my membership in the band was a very important and positive part of my experience at State, and I certainly want those students who are presently enrolled in our program to feel that, through their enrollment in our band, they, too, have become a part of an organization that reflects a special campus experience.ŌĆØ
The anniversary year begins with band camp, which Lance said will start soon after the fall semester starts, preparing students to play halftime shows at MSU football games. Lance said a student music selection committee from within the band membership makes recommendations for the halftime shows each year, and faculty and staff incorporate those suggestions into show planning and music selection.
ŌĆ£Our first halftime show is titled ŌĆśWide OpenŌĆÖ and will include ŌĆśOpen Up Wide/Get It OnŌĆÖ (Bill Chase), ŌĆśLa Suerte de Los TontosŌĆÖ (Stan Kenton) and ŌĆśFreeŌĆÖ (Chicago),ŌĆØ Lance said. ŌĆ£(The second) is a ŌĆśRockŌĆÖ show featuring ŌĆśAll Along the WatchtowerŌĆÖ (Jimi Hendrix), Radar Love (Golden Earring) and LetŌĆÖs Groove (Earth, Wind and Fire). Show 3 is an ŌĆśEnd of the WorldŌĆÖ show including music of Justin Timberlake, Madonna, Europe, Aerosmith and R.E.M. Additionally, we will have our traditional pre-game show, our annual Patriotic Show and our Homecoming Show that features the Student Association Homecoming Court.ŌĆØ
In addition to the Famous Maroon Band, Lance said, MSUŌĆÖs program includes four concert bands, two jazz bands and two basketball pep bands. Concerts include a two-day MSU wind ensemble tour in DeSoto County and west Tennessee, a campus concert in early November, and the annual Honor Band Clinic in late January, she said.
ŌĆ£Additionally, all four of our concert bands will be featured in concerts throughout the spring semester,ŌĆØ Lance said. ŌĆ£Making music with this level of student musician is certainly a joy. We have great students in our band program who are very bright, talented, and cooperative. We respect our students and we get their respect in return.┬ĀAdditionally, we as a staff share common goals and philosophies and genuinely enjoy working together.ŌĆØ
Madison Poole, social chairman of the band, leads a social committee that creates icebreakers and social events to strengthen the bonds between band members. For instance, she said, the committee is looking into an Olympic-themed social at the Sanderson Center with water polo, basketball, badminton and other games.
ŌĆ£Icebreakers and other social events help transform the Famous Maroon Band from 350 people to one unit,ŌĆØ Poole said. ŌĆ£One of my favorite things about the band is that the first day you walk in the door, you feel welcomed. The directors do not talk down to you. They talk to you as if you were another director. Every person in the band loves music and loves what they are doing, so there is always a very positive atmosphere.ŌĆØ
ŌĆ£This is my third year with the Famous Maroon Band,ŌĆØ Poole added. ŌĆ£To be honest, I am not looking forward to the day I have to say goodbye. The Maroon Band is my family.ŌĆØ


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DURHAM, N.H. – The 23rd-ranked University of New Hampshire gymnastics team seeks its second-ever trip to the NCAA National Collegiate Women's Gymnastics Championships when it competes Saturday, April 5 (4 p.m.), in the NCAA University Park Regional, hosted by Penn State University.
The East Atlantic Gymnastics League champion Wildcats (21-4, 13-2 EAGL) are the No. 4 seed in the region. Top-ranked University of Florida is the No. 1 seed, followed by 12th-ranked Oregon State (No. 2 seed), 15th-ranked Penn State (No. 3), UNH, Kentucky (No. 5) and Maryland (No. 6).
The Wildcats will open the meet on floor exercise, which has been their highest-scoring event of the season. UNH tallied a season-high 49.400 on floor in the EAGL Championship on March 22 at the Whittemore Center, and the 'Cats have a season Regional Qualifying Score (RQS) of 49.125. Senior co-captain Erin Machado (Swansea, Mass.), who garnered All-EAGL First Team on floor, put together an encore performance in her final meet on the UNH campus by scoring a personal-best 9.900 to earn a share of the individual EAGL floor championship. Machado, who ranked fourth in EAGL with a 9.860 RQS, notched first place on that apparatus three times and posted at least a share of New Hampshire's top floor mark in eight of 12 meets. Senior co-captain Hannah Barile (Sinking Spring, Pa.), who matched her career high with a 9.875 at EAGLs, also earned All-EAGL First Team on floor (9.845 RQS).
UNH shifts to vault for the second rotation. The Wildcats boast a 48.950 RQS, which includes a season-high 49.200 in a quad-meet against the Nittany Lions, George Washington and Bridgeport on March 8 at Lundholm Gym. Kelsey Aucoin (Double Oak, Texas) headlines the lineup with a 9.825 RQS, highlighted by a personal-best 9.925 in the March 8 quad-meet. The redshirt freshman earned All-EAGL First Team on vault, posted three first-place scores and paced UNH's efforts in six meets. Barile also tallied All-EAGL First Team honors and scored a personal-best 9.850 in three meets (Feb. 1 vs Maryland; Feb. 8 at Yale; March 8).
Following a third-rotation bye, the 'Cats take to uneven bars (48.870 RQS) in the fourth rotation. Erika Rudiger (Slidell, La.) leads off the lineup and also leads the way with a 9.810 RQS, which earned her a berth on the All-EAGL First Team. The junior tallied three first-place bar scores (Feb. 8, Feb. 15, March 14) and posted New Hampshire's top mark eight times, including the first six meets. Freshman Lauren Brodie (Mogadore, Ohio) came on late in the season to register the team's top bar score in three of the final four meets, which included a career-high 9.850 at North Carolina State on March 16.
The Wildcats wrap up the meet on balance beam (EAGL-leading 49.075 RQS) during the fifth rotation. Kayla Gray (Buffalo, N.Y.), EAGL's 2013 beam champion and top-ranked beam gymnast (9.860 RQS) in '14, anchors the lineup from the sixth spot. Gray topped UNH's beam score seven times, including first place in five meets –the most among the Wildcats in any one event. The All-EAGL First Team and All-Tournament First Team competitor claimed outright beam wins three times (Jan. 19, Feb. 8, Feb. 15). Aucoin is another force on beam, with four first-place marks (Feb. 1, March 8, March 14, March 16) and a team season-high 9.950 (March 8) on her way to All-EAGL First Team and All-Tournament First Team accolades.
The Wildcats have a bye for the sixth and final rotation.
The top two teams and top two all-around competitors (who are not on an advancing team) from the University Park Regional will advance to the NCAA National Collegiate Women's Gymnastics Championships (April 18-20), hosted by the University of Alabama and the Alabama Sports Foundation.
UNH won its lone NCAA Regional on April 9, 1994, when it captured the Northeast Regional at the University of Rhode Island with a team score of 191.950.


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When will writers understand that humans are programmable systems and that our individual psychological "software", developed through lifelong learning, has a fundamental role in shaping both behaviour and underlying biological systems? Psychological science has advanced enormously in recent decades, with a new generation of effective and efficient treatment systems such as cognitive behavioural therapy. Yet many reporters seem to believe that biological science rules all.
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For many brides, the concept of wearing flats on their wedding day is unimaginable. And yet so is the idea of teetering around in super high heels all night long to the point of pain. Enter the kitten heel. You'll still get a little lift but you won't need a painkiller midway through the reception.
We love these five styles, most of which you could actually wear again with other outfits!
The Slingback
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The silver adds a dressy touch to the leather and the toe isn't so pointy that it looks painful. Plus, you could wear these with a chic sheath to the office post-honeymoon.
Get the look: Metallic-trimmed leather slingback pumps, Miu Miu, $590, Net-a-Porter.com
The Pump
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Not everyone loves a strappy shoe and this is a great alternative. And for all you animal-friendly and vegan brides, it's a perfect option because there's no leather involved — it just looks like there is.
Get the look: Snake-effect jacquard pumps, Stella McCartney, $490, Net-a-Porter.com
The Bejeweled
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Diamonds (or rhinestones as the case may be) are a girl's best friend. We love the idea of guests catching a glimpse of sparkle beneath your dress as you tear up the dance floor with your new groom.
Get the look: 'Gisele' Kitten Heel Pump, Benjamin Adams London, $270, Nordstrom.com
The Classic Metallic
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You can never, ever go wrong with a strappy metallic shoe for basically any dressy occasion. Your wedding is no exception.
Get the look: Silver Supple Kid, Stuart Weitzman Bridal & Evening Collection, $298, Zappos.com
The Traditional
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These are your simple, classic wedding shoe. No frills, but beautiful all the same. And that price? You can't beat that.
Get the look: Sadie in Ivory, RSVP, $69, Zappos.com
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To add the tentacles, I used hot glue and put them on the back of the monster.
Step 1: Materials
2 pumpkin flashlights (probably could be replaced with a plastic ball or if you can only find one, it will work but you will need to use the side with the face)
A disposable ballpoint pen
A toy spider
A toy frog
A wire coat hanger
Clay or tentacles from a toy (optional)
A flat piece of rubber (optional)
Riveting tool (optional)
Hot glue gun
Pencil torch or lighter
Hacksaw (any saw that can cut plastic will do)
Drill and assorted drill bits
Tin snips
Model paint
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How would you describe your shooting style?
My style is very candid and relaxed. I don't like to get in the way, especially in the ceremony, and unless I tell you to look at the camera then I aim to capture you just as you are. I get a lot of inspiration from fashion magazines and love to put it all together to tell an editorial style story of your wedding day.
How did you get started in photography?
I've always loved photography from a young age. As with anything you love it started as a hobby and I went to university and qualified as a chartered accountant at KPMG. It wasn't until I had traveled around the world with work that I got the opportunity to enrol in the University of Arts, London and study photography fulltime in 2007. It was after this that I decided to take the leap into running my own photography business. That was where my life changed and I haven't looked back.
Are you a full time photographer?
Yes I am.
What camera do you shoot with?
On every shoot I have at least two bodies. I shoot with Nikon D3′s and D700′s. I have a range of lenses at different focal lengths.
Do you have a studio we can visit you at?
Yes I have a beautiful studio in Alexandria, Sydney where you are more than welcome to come and visit and look at my work.
How many photographers will be at my wedding?
All of my weddings include a second photographer. I feel it gives an extra dimension to your wedding day giving you many different angles and opportunity to cover all angles, guests and events of your day.
Can you tell me about your wedding collections?
My wedding collections are based on the amount of hours you would like covered with the option to extend on the day. You have the choice of DVD (JPG files) only or with an album and DVD bundle.
I'm having a wedding out of Sydney, do you travel?
Yes I definitely travel however costs are associated with this. If it is outside the Sydney metro there is a p/hr charge and if more than a 1.5hr drive out of Sydney accommodation is needed.
Do you offer engagement sessions?
Yes I LOVE engagement sessions because not only do I get to know my clients better but it is also a wonderful moment in time to capture.
Do you do baby or family portraits?
Due to the busy schedule and time taken to develop wedding and engagements I am unable to do baby or family portraits.
Why would I want an album?
If you did a survey of brides from the last 5-8 years who opted for a DVD package I can assure you next to none of them would have made their own album or printed out a lot of photos to put on their walls. Life catches up too fast these days and who has the time to sort through all the images, design an album and get it printed? I can assure you the only place those photos are sitting are as a JPG on a DVD somewhere in the back of the cupboard. One of my favourite things to do is to pull out my parents wedding album, feel the textures and smell the history of it. You don't get that from a piece of plastic or computer screen. So that's why I recommend it, an easy way to relive the best day of your life and for future generations to enjoy!
Why should we book a professional photographer for our wedding day?
Booking the wrong photographer can be the biggest regret of your day. Not getting the shots you wanted, not enjoying the process and having some inexperienced with wedding photography can really be a let down on your day. An EXPERIENCED professional photographer can anticipate the shots, photograph everything you would want from a wedding covered, have all types of insurance to cover any situation, enough equipment to ensure nothing goes wrong on the day and then provide a professional edit to present you with the best possible collection of wedding photos of your special day. So rethink the cheapest option and place a value on it.
How long is the typical coverage for a wedding day?
I would say the average for my clients is around 7-10 hours.
Do you edit the photos?
Yes I edit all my photos through lightroom and photoshop.
How many photos will we receive and how soon after the wedding do we receive them?
I aim for approximately 100 an hour and you will receive your photos in approximately 4 weeks from your wedding date.
What if it rains on my wedding day?
I have plenty of umbrellas and we will just have to make the most of what we have gotI always know the locations I am shooting and will be able to recommend the best areas to shoot at considering the weather.


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Oceanside International Film Festival: The four-day festival concludes today. Events include film screenings, filmmaking workshops, parties, awards and more. Workshops take place at the Oceanside Library, 330 N. Coast Highway, Oceanside. Film screenings and awards gala at Star Theatre, 402 N Coast Highway, Oceanside. One-day admission is $10-$15. Festival pass is $50. Workshops are $10. Gala is $35. (760) 433-3632, www.ocaf.info.
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My old hot tub circuit board was a balboa 51049. The heater would not heat and I determined it to be a relay was not working on the old board. My old board is discontinued and the new upgraded model is a balboa M2/M3 52518. The heater now works but pump 2 will not work. The wiring schematics are here. http://www.spacare.c...a/M3_Wiring.pdf
The hot tub is a Coleman Horizon 400 and the schematic is on the 2nd to last page/pg 25. I got a new topside panel as well so that shouldn't be the problem. Pump 1 works fine and is a 240v 2 speed however pump 2 has only 3 wires (White, Black, Green) so I assume its 120. I hooked the new board up the same way as the old board. The only thing that I can see is that the old circuit board schematic has the pumps white wire goes to the relay bar and the new one has it on a tab by the heater, so essentially it looks like the wires are switched. The white wire is also hot with 120v going through it unattached to the relay bars which I find that strange from what I know about electricity. I do not have a neutral on the hot tub as the old circuit board did not need one. I know the pump works because if I attach it to the white wire of the 240v pump, it will turn on. Anyone have suggestions? Should I add a neutral as the new schematics calls for, switch wires or any other suggestions?
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Secondary pumps are usually a single speed pump with only the three wires. The two speed main pump will have four wires for the second speed. Using the black wire for low speed and red for high speed and then the white. Your motor will have a label on it stating 120V or 220V. Even 220V motors will have three wires for a single speed application.
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So I solved the issue. I went back and looked at the schematics. I moved the white wire coming off pump 2 and put it on screw labeled for pump 2 black wire by the relays. I then took the black wire and moved it to the red line on the tabs like schematics show on the m2/m3 board. What I assume was happening was that both black and white wires were hooked up to the same power feed (Black) due to a small difference between the two different boards. Thank you very much for your time and help.
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St Mary of the Cross MacKillop Parish, Warnervale
Mass Times: Saturday Vigil 5pm Sunday: 8am & 10am & 5pm
Welcome to the parish of Saint Mary of the Cross MacKillop, located on the upper Central Coast between Wyong and Toukley. The area is a vibrant community of new housing developments attracting both young families and retirees to the Central Coast lifestyle.
We are a new parish community – begun in 2003 – and as such, we are still developing a parish way of life that nourishes the hearts and lives of people here on the Central Coast. Over that short time, land has been bought, a Church and College have been built and a new Parish and College community has begun to emerge and claim its own identity. Your contribution to the building up of this faith community is both vital and necessary.
We are privileged to have St Mary of the Cross MacKillop, Australia's first saint, as our patron. Her vocation was to "never see a need without doing something about it." The Parish enjoys a unique relationship with MacKillop Catholic College. We share a vision of becoming one communion of faith, united by the same mission, a common history and a fierce desire to work together as one.
Many parishioners are building a deep loyalty to this vision of Parish and College as one communion of faith and setting down their roots in the faith family that takes its inspiration from our first Australian Saint. Many new people are moving into the area and discovering the Parish as a place of prayer, welcome, inclusion and pastoral support. Many find in MacKillop College a wonderful campus for the education, faith development and pastoral care of their children. There is justifiable pride in what has been achieved in just a few years.
Throughout the parish, more than 650 people attend Mass each week and, of these, more than 100 are actively involved in ministry, either in outreach groups to the needy, in liturgy and music, in State Schools as catechists, with the sick and elderly, with children, youth, sacramental teams and prayer groups, in maintenance, fundraising and administration - to mention but a few. We have a sister parish in Uganda and support the building and maintenance of their new pre-school classrooms. We are indeed a parish in mission: young and old working together to make real the love of Christ for all we meet.
We pray that you will find a parish community of faith-filled people already living the gospel of Jesus Christ. We pray, too, that we will become, even more, a community which will welcome you warmly, enrich you spiritually, care for you pastorally, as well as challenge you to grow your faith and commitment as a disciple of Christ.
Please take your time to enjoy the parish and we hope this website will enrich your belonging to the parish community and the development of your life as a disciple of Jesus Christ.
Every blessing to you and your family.Fr John Hodgson CSsRParish Priest
St Mary of the Cross MacKillop.Warnervale, NSW, 2259
Phone: 02 4393 4501 Fax:02 4392 9499
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Haiti Reels in the Wake of 7.0 Quake
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Authorities in Haiti fear the death toll of yesterdayâs massive earthquake to be in the thousands, though they have yet to offer an official number. The magnitude 7.0 quake that struck 10 miles west of the Haitian capitol of Port-Au-Prince leveled hospitals, schools, a prison, and many other buildings.
President Barack Obama said today that his administration plans a relief effort that will be âswift, coordinated and aggressive.â
US officials have since said theyâll likely send 2,000 marines, as well as ships, helicopters and transport planes in the coming days. But Obama said that the effort must be international.
South Florida US Representative Debbie Wasserman-Schultz said on MSNBC that Haiti â the poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere â lacks the kind rescue infrastructure needed to deal with such a major catastrophe.
While the 9 million people who live in Haiti struggle in the quakeâs aftermath, many of the hundreds of thousands of Haitian Americans living in Florida are dealing with their own hardships. Wasserman-Schultz said that the US should allow undocumented Haitian immigrants faced with deportation to stay put in the days following the disaster.
In the hours following the quake, Farah Juste, a Haitian-born activist living in Miami, told Dennis Bernstein, host of Pacifica Radioâs Flashpoints, that she was distraught after a call to her wheelchair-bound mother was dropped. She said that many Haitians living in Florida are experiencing the same anguish, partly because they are well aware of the capitolâs many poorly constructed buildings.
Juste added that Port-Au-Prince was well beyond its population capacity.
Brian Concannon of the Institute for Justice and Democracy in Haiti, who also appeared on Flashpoints, said that post-colonial economic policies exercised in the country have made the population even more vulnerable.
Rescue teams from across the nation are headed to Haiti over the next few days, including a canine division from Tampa Fire Rescue and a US Coast Guard Unit that launched from Clearwater this morning.
US Citizens who are trying to locate loved ones in Haiti should call the State Department at 888-407-4747.
US Senator Bill Nelson also invites Haitian-Americans to call his office, where they can be assisted bu Creole-speaking staff. The toll-free number 1-888-671-4091.
Here is a list of organizations through which you can help victims of Tuesday's earthquake.
The Salvation Army or call 1-800-SAL-ARMY
Haiti native Wyclef Jean wants people to text "Yéle" to 501501, which will automatically donate $5 to the Yéle Haiti Earthquake Fund, or to visit yele.org
The American Red Cross or text "Haiti" to 90999 to donate $10 to the American Red Cross's disaster relief fund.comments powered by Disqus


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IVCCD Orpheum Theater Center to show 'Farmland' documentary June 23-24
The IVCCD Orpheum Theater Center will be showing the documentary, Farmland, this Monday and Tuesday at 7 pm. This is a free showing and open to the public. The Orpheum does ask that people call ahead and reserve tickets (to keep track of the number of attendees). Seats are available on a first come, first served basis and the doors will open 30 minutes before the showtime.
Farmland takes an intimate look at the lives of farmers and ranchers in their twenties, all of whom are now responsible for running their farming business. Learn about their high-risk/high reward jobs and passion for a way of life that has been passed down from generation to generation, yet continues to evolve.
The showing is brought to the Orpheum Theater Center by the Marshall County Corn & Soybean Growers Association, the Marshall County Farm Bureau, and the Marshalltown Chamber Ag Committee.
For more information, visit the IVCCD Orpheum Theater Center website at www.OrpheumCenter.com or call the Orpheum Movie Hotline at 641-844-5921.
The IVCCD Orpheum Theater Center is owned and operated by Iowa Valley Community College District and demonstrates IVCCD's vitality and commitment to partnering, educating and building our communities.


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Looking for a fun, productive hobby that will munch away at your free time? Look no further! Try out cheese-making, an increasingly popular fad. Now I know what you're thinking: that seems expensive and time-consuming. And I don't blame you. Until my friend and I undertook our own cheese-making endeavor, I had felt the same way.
As avid cheese lovers, it was only a matter of time before we tried to make this delicious dairy product ourselves. We found a useful online syllabus from a cheese-making workshop and have been going through it for the past few weeks. It guides you through a sequence of simple cheeses, culminating with the more difficult blue cheese. The equipment outlined by this website is cheap and easy to find in either your kitchen or local supermarket.
Prep time for most of the cheeses is under an hour, and once they're done, this syllabus even offers exciting ways to serve them. After my friend and I made labneh, a Middle Eastern cheese, we followed the website's instructions and ate it on pita bread with olive oil, spearmint, and Greek olives. It was a delicious end to an extremely fun project!
Besides being enjoyable, there's also something very gratifying about turning yogurt and milk into a tasty cheese, especially when it comes out right. One important thing my friend and I have learned is that you should put the cheese in the refrigerator overnight, even if you have already let it sit for recommended time. This will give the cheese a firmer texture.
If you don't trust your own kitchen equipment, cheese-making kits will provide all the tools you need. Check out cheesemaking.com for a selection of kits, recipes, and other important items. So what are you waiting for? Get to it and I guarantee you'll be smiling faster than you can say "cheese!"


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Navrongo — Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, presidential candidate of the New Patriotic Party (NPP), says the people of Ghana deserve better than the lies and propaganda that have propelled the government's inactivity in the wake of poverty, squalour and diseases that afflict most of people of Ghana, at a time oil money was supposed to usher in a prosperous society.
At a public lecture at the Navrongo Campus of the University of Development Studies on Thursday, Nana Akufo-Addo said if what was happening in Ghana was President John Dramani Mahama's concept of a Better Ghana, then he and his government had nothing to offer, and should be shown the exit by the power of the thumb on Friday.
"Considering the situation we are faced with, job creation must necessarily be the priority item for any government or party that aspires to govern this nation well. Unfortunately for us, in Ghana, for these past four years, we have been landed with a clueless and cynical NDC government that seeks to exploit the misfortune of youth, and offers no solution to their problems.
He said while the government was crowing about single digit inflation and record-level economic growth, there was no correlation between these lofty economic indicators and job creation, for instance.
"We are being told that the President and his government have achieved their promise of a Better Ghana and that they have been 'working for you.' Really! And is this the result? We are then subjected to the threat that they will 'still pursue' their version of a Better Ghana agenda, if elected for another term of office. Poor Ghana! Mr. President, it is obvious you, your government and party have lost touch with the concerns of the people of this country," Nana Addo stated cheered on by the full house of students.
He told the students that when voted into office, "an Akufo-Addo government will strive to equip our young people with skills that will enable them improve their circumstances. We will present our young people with opportunities that show that there is dignity in labour. We will create job opportunities for all young people, simply because they are Ghanaians, unlike this NDC government, which is only interested in interventions, bankrolled with state money, for its supporters."
Nana Addo told the students that the hard truth was that the size and structure of the economy was not big enough to provide the jobs needed, and that the answer to the problem lay in changing the structure fundamentally, from producing primary products to value-added, by modernising every aspect of society.
"We have to make a deliberate effort to move on from the Guggisburg raw material-exporting economy to a new economy that can deliver prosperity for our people. And this is the path the NPP government hopes to pursue, if by the Grace of God and your votes, we are elected into power on December 7," the NPP presidential candidate told his audience.
"We intend to launch 'A Skills to Build Ghana's Future' programme, through the Council of Technical, Vocational Education Training. Refresher courses will be provided, and continuing education opportunities will be made available to ensure that the best practices conforming to current trends are employed," he assured.
Nana Addo promised to transform the entire society to be led by well-educated and technically competent Ghanaians, hence his government's pledge of making second cycle education free and compulsory. He hoped that a well educated society would drive the reforms needed to make Ghana work.


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Manny Lezama (left), pictured with Jessica and Robert "Woody" Wilson, from the Western New York Chapter, uses his expertise in the fine food and wine industry to raise funds at the Greater Niagara BassEye Celebrity Challenge and other events around the nation.
Manny Lezama knows a thing or two about fine food and wine. As General Manager of Campus Food Service Group at Rich Products in Buffalo, N.Y., he has business savvy to spare. Since 2003, Lezama has applied his talents to a whole new cause: raising dollars to support research by the CF Foundation.
Lezama's involvement with CF began when he first met Nicole Ellis, daughter of Redbone Celebrity Fishing Tournament Series founder Gary Ellis. "Nicole was the first person I had met who had CF," said Lezama. "Her incredible bravery in fighting the disease and her optimism that a cure will be found just moved me. I had to help in some way."
Since then, he has lent his considerable expertise to the Western New York Chapter's Greater Niagara BassEye Celebrity Challenge and other events around the nation, finding ways to limit costs on food and beverage design without sacrificing quality and helping to draw new supporters to the event. "I've got a lot of good contacts in the food business," said Lezama, "and one way or another, I get them to pitch in." The BassEye tournament has become an annual favorite in Western New York, raising more than $145,000 in 2007.
But that's not all. Lezama has contributed his energy and passion to the Foundation's largest national fund-raising event, GREAT STRIDES, embracing it as an opportunity to get "everyone including your dog" involved. To start, Lezama drafted letters to Rich Products associates asking them to act as department captains and recruit teams of walkers to participate in GREAT STRIDES. To date, in response to his letters, Rich Products associates have formed eight independent teams with 14 members each. "Working together to support GREAT STRIDES has truly brought out the family spirit at Rich Products," said Lezama.
His leadership has not stopped there. Lezama is often the first to come up with new fund-raising ideas, and he has helped to arrange for an enticing array of prizes for the team with the highest total — including a special dinner prepared by Lezama himself. "Nicole has shown me that faith and persistence in research will eventually lead to a cure," said Lezama. "I say the sooner the better, and I'm doing all I can to help."


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We Are the Champions: A Toolkit for Transforming Schools
We Are the Champions: A Toolkit for Transforming Schools is a toolkit developed by a team from the Diversity Leadership Initiative (DLI) of the Riley Institute, in conjunction with District 5 of Lexington and Richland Counties. The toolkit was inspired by the educational successes achieved by one elementary school, Nursery Road Elementary School, in District 5 of Lexington and Richland Counties. The team's goal was to discover the formula for Nursery Road Elementary's success, and then offer other schools the tools to achieve the same success.
The toolkit, offered as a free download, includes examples of techniques, concepts and strategies to assist school administrators, community leaders, and parents to create a robust school environment that generates measurable improvements in school culture, working relationships and student success. It is designed to encourage educators to replicate the success of Nursery Road Elementary School by using the ideas, concepts and insights that led to their tremendous achievements, and is flexible in design, to be modified or adapted to meet the unique needs of diverse schools and communities.
ETV partnered with Diversity Leadership Initiative (DLI) of the Riley Institute and District 5 of Lexington and Richland Counties to produce We are the Champions, a video produced at a May 2012 school assembly, celebrating the success of Nursery Road Elementary. The video includes on-camera interviews with Dr. Christina Melton, Principal, and Dr. Steve Hefner, Superintendent, District 5 of Lexington and Richland Counties. In addition, ETV developed the We Are the Champions website, through which schools may obtain both the video and the toolkit.
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Home Building Glossary
A/C: It's the short form of the air conditioner or air conditioning device or system.
A/C Condenser: The external fan of the Air Conditioning device is called A/C Condenser. It separates the heat from the Freon gas and revolves the Freon gas into a fluid and drives the fluid back to the coil in the furnace.
A/C Disconnect: A switch situated near the A/C condenser to put it on and off.
Aerator: A screw which mixes up the air and water to ensure the smooth run of the A/C.
Appraisal: Means proper evaluation of the asset or property.
Architect: Person who has done a course on Home Building and related things. Also he or she needs to have the license to work as an architect given by the state.
Ballast: It's a transformer through which the power goes in a florescent lamp.
Barge: A horizontal positioned beam rafter which provides support to the shorter rafters.
Builder's Warranty / Indemnity Insurance: An insurance plan necessary for the home builders which protects the homeowner from defective, faulty or incomplete work. Such as death of the home builder, in case the home builder goes missing or if he/she becomes insolvent or bankrupt.
Building Period: Means time allowed for the completion of the total construction.
Certificate of Occupancy: It's a legal certificate given by the building surveyor or inspector after all the scrutiny and inspections has been done. It ensures that the house has been constructed properly and is ready to use.
Commencement: Means when the home builder starts working physically at the site.
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Gallery Sponsors
Sponsorship makes such a vital contribution to AGWA. The contribution of our corporate partners contributes to important initiatives such as exhibitions, showcasing our State Collection, research and development projects, public programs and guided tours and AGWA celebrations, openings and events.
We are grateful to each and every one of our sponsors for the part they play in AGWA's success and the importance they place in understanding the value of enriching the lives of their clients, their staff and their community through experiencing the stimulation and joy of art.
Annual Sponsors
Wesfarmers Arts | Principal Partner
Our Principal Partner, Wesfarmers Arts leads the way in our community through their diverse support of art and cultural events and programs. An inaugural financial supporter of AGWA since 1990 and AGWAs Principal Partner, the relationship between AGWA and Wesfarmers Arts is continually evolving and is distinctive for its collaborative endeavours and for the range and depth of benefits enjoyed by both parties. Wesfarmers understand the distinction and importance of both corporate philanthropy and corporate sponsorship. This is demonstrated through being one of the four lead corporate donors contributing a million to the Gallery Foundations TomorrowFund in 2008, and through Wesfarmers Arts renewal of their Principal Gallery sponsorship for AGWA's exhibitions and public programs.
A component of Wesfarmers Arts annual sponsorship goes to the Gallerys twice daily, free guided Wesfarmers Arts tours where AGWAs expert Gallery guides share aspects and insights of the State Collection and touring exhibitions with the WA public and visitors to our state.
303LOWE are part of AGWA's creative team, providing valuable in-kind communications, design and advertising resources and advice.
Audi are both an annual sponsor of the Gallery and the key sponsor of ARTBAR, the Gallery's sell out late night entertainment offering where art, entertainment, food and wine come together.
The Audi/AGWA partnership is an innovative and exciting example of a sponsorship that allows AGWA to reach new audiences in new ways, with the ARTBAR driven by Audi brand inspiring other galleries around the country.
The Sunday Times Perth Now
The Sunday Times Perth Now provides generous in-kind promotions and advertising support to help spread the word about what's happening at AGWA.
Special Projects
Desert River Sea: Kimberley Art Then and Now
Desert River Sea: Kimberley Art Then and Now will be the Gallery's key Indigenous focus through to 2018. Funded by the Rio Tinto Community Investment Fund, the project evolved out of two years prior research and consultation with Arts Centre Communities and Indigenous elders in the Kimberley. Desert River Sea is an ambitious vision that will celebrate the wonderful Indigenous art of the Kimberley, connecting past and emerging artists and art professionals with each other and with the wider world.
Exhibition Sponsors
Ernst & Young | International Touring Exhibitions - Principal Sponsor
Ernst & Young have been a major supporter of key international exhibitions at AGWA since 2007, including Principal Sponsor of AGWA's exclusive Great Collections of the World Series, the highlight of which was the MoMA exhibitions. EY are known for their support of the visual arts around the world, collaborating with the Gallery to share the richness of each exhibition with their clients, employees and their families and the community.
They are currently the Principal Sponsor of the stunning photographic exhibition, Richard Avedon People.
Singapore Airlines | International Airline Sponsor
Singapore Airlines provided significant in-kind support for the MoMA series by way of international flight and cargo support. AGWA and Singapore Airlines also collaborate closely to promote key exhibitions to their employees and Singapore Airlines loyalty and privileged memberships, and throughout their international flying networks.
They are currently providing support towards Richard Avedon People.
Accor Hotels | Accommodation Sponsor
Accor hotels are a worldwide hotel chain. They provide wonderful assistance to AGWA when visiting artists travel to WA and work closely with us to promote Gallery exhibitions to their guests. Accor and AGWA regularly collaborate on cross promotional opportunities and benefits for their guests and our visitors working together to spread the word about AGWA's exhibitions to their worldwide hotel network. Learn more about Accor's current accommodation packages.
Santos Ltd | Year 12 Perspectives, Exhibition Sponsor
Santos Ltd proudly sponsor Perth's favourite annual exhibition, Year 12 Perspectives which reflects their vibrancy and community focus. Their sponsorship also includes the Santos People's Choice Award where members of the public have a chance to cast a vote for their favourite work.
The Education Department, the Curriculum and Standard Authority, and the Catholic Education Office| Education Sponsors
The Gallery is grateful for the generous support of all our Education Sponsors. Not only do they contribute financially to the Year 12 Perspectives exhibition but they are integral for helping AGWA to promote the exhibition and circulate information to students and teachers in the WA schools community.
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the treated effluent and when and how the owner can use the resource. Another perspective is to ask whether the use of wastewater constitutes a "new" water supply; it might in a region where flows otherwise are released to the ocean, but not in a region where a downstream user relies on them.
Approaches to Water Reuse Under the Prior Appropriation Doctrine
The primary conflict with respect to water rights stems from downstream water rights holders and the potential for reuse activities to impair their use of the water. Some states give water treatment facilities greater rights to treated water, whereas other states may protect downstream senior rights holders. If the water reuse proponent must purchase a separate water right to the wastewater (i.e., the locality does not have the right to retain its treated wastewater), the costs of reuse will increase substantially.
In general, the owner of a wastewater facility has the ability to reuse the water without purchasing it from another. However, this is not always the case. In Utah the right to reuse must be specified in the operator's water permit, and in New Mexico the operator's right to wastewater may be dependent on its consumptive rights (which can be less than the water it discharges). In the following paragraphs, a brief survey of how states have approached the reuse of wastewater is presented.
In Colorado, wastewater can be used by the municipal wastewater treatment plant owner when the water is "developed" water. The term is used to describe water that is not natural to a stream, such as water imported from another basin or pumped from groundwater. These wastewaters would be available for use by the city that operates the wastewater treatment works. This concept provided the ability for Denver to reuse waters that had been piped from the Colorado River basin into the Platte basin (Tarlock, 2009).1 Further, the courts have held that there is no right in downstream entities to appropriate wastewater of another if that water has been "developed."2
California's reuse statute provides that "The owner of a waste water treatment plant operated for the purpose of treating wastes from a sanitary sewer system shall hold the exclusive right to the treated waste water as against anyone who has supplied the water discharged into the waste water collection and treatment system" (California Water Code § 1210).
In Utah, the right to reuse water must be specified in the original water right where wastewater reuse is included as a beneficial use (Schempp and Austin, 2007). A public agency that owns or operates a wastewater treatment facility may use, contract for the use, or reuse such water obtained under a water right under certain conditions.3 Water rights do not automatically attach upon treatment. Most basins in Utah are fully appropriated, and therefore a significant part of the reuse program is dependent on contractual arrangements that provide wastewater treatment facility owners with rights to the treated wastewater (Schempp and Austin, 2007).
In Arizona, the State Supreme Court held that the entity that treats the wastewater is entitled to put it to any reasonable use.4 This essentially provides wastewater reuse facilities the rights to all the water they treat. The court explained that the rule "will allow municipalities to maximize their use of appropriated water and dispose of sewage effluent in an economically feasible manner." The court added that "the spirit and purpose of Arizona water law … is to promote the beneficial use of water and to eliminate waste of
1 See City of Thornton v. Bijou Irrigation Co., 926 P.2nd 1, 65-78 (1996).
2 The issue of water rights and water reuse was determined by the Colorado Supreme Court beginning with Burkhar v. Meiberg, where the Colorado Supreme Court determined there was no vested right to the captured irrigation wastewater of another (86 P. 98 (1906)). In 1972, the court in Metro Denver Sewage v. Farmers Reservoir recognized that this "wastewater rule" was also applicable to municipal wastewater effluent (499 P.2d 1190 (1972)). Subsequently, the court clarified the wastewater rule distinguishing that wastewater, as opposed to return flow and seepage, was not subject to appropriation by downstream entities (City of Boulder v. Boulder & Left Hand Ditch Co., 557 P.2d 1182 (1976)).
3 Such restraints include that the water right is administered as a municipal water right, the reuse is consistent with the underlying water right, and the reuse is approved by both the Utah Water Quality Board and the State Engineers Office (Utah Code Ann. § 73-3c-201(1) and 73-3c-202(1)a-c.
4 Senior water rights holders downstream from a municipal wastewater treatment plant alleged impairment as a result of the treatment plant's sale of its treated effluent to other parties, which significantly decreased discharges to the stream. The court held that "the 'producer' of the effluent is a senior appropriator, those who have appropriated the effluent gain no right to compel continued discharge." Ariz. Pub. Serv. Co. v. Long, 773 P.2d 988, 991-97 (Ariz. 1989).


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I'm new to fragrances, the only other scent I've bought recently is Thierry Mugler Cologne, another fragrance I like very much. I like this one a lot, the floral notes seem to stay with it through most of the scent, drying down into a soapy clean feeling that makes it a very nice scent for hanging out around the apartment or for wearing in a professional work environment. It doesn't strike my as a good nightlife scent, because it's very calming and definitely has a feminine feeling. I think this is why I like it, I don't really like over the top masculine musks, and I could see a woman wearing this scent just as much as a man. At Sephora I was torn between this and Dior Eau Sauvage, and chose this one because fall is coming and the pepper lends it a slight spiciness that might be nice as the weather gets a little colder. The sillage isn't over the top, it wears pretty close to the skin but I find women on the subway leaning in close to me on the subway in the morning after putting it on. Very nice, and reasonably priced. I'm very happy with this purchase.
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