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Agroforestry is an agricultural approach of using the interactive benefits from combining trees and shrubs with crops and/or livestock. It combines agriculture and forestry technologies to create more integrated, diverse, productive, profitable, healthy and sustainable land-use systems.
"Agroforestry is a collective name for land use systems and practices in which woody perennials are deliberately integrated with crops and/or animals on the same land management unit. The integration can be either in a spatial mixture or in a temporal sequence. There are normally both ecological and economic interactions between woody and non-woody components in agroforestry". -World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF) 1993
It means that trees are intentionally used within agricultural systems. Knowledge, careful selection of species and good management of trees and crops are needed to maximize the production and positive effects of trees and to minimize negative competitive effects on crops.
Alternatively, agroforestry might be defined as simply: trees on farms Hence, agroforestry, farm forestry and family forestry can be broadly understood as the commitment of farmers, alone or in partnerships, towards the establishment and management of forests on their land. Where many landholders are involved the result is a diversity of activity that reflects the diversity of aspirations and interests within the community.
Alley cropping, 'sun systems, or Intercropping is a strategy used by farmers to combat soil erosion. In this method, several crops are planted together in strips or alleys between trees and shrubs. This design provides shade (reducing water loss from evaporation), ensures retention of soil moisture, and can also produce fruit, fuelwood, fodder, or trimmings to be made into mulch.
Forest farming, also known as 'shade systems' is the sustainable, integrated cultivation of both timber and non-timber forest products in shaded forest understory. Forest farming is separate and distinct from the opportunistic exploitation of wild non-timber forest products. Successful forest farming operations produce: mushrooms, maple and birch syrup, native plants used for landscaping and floral greenery (e.g. salal, sword fern, bear grass, cedar boughs and others), medicinal and pharmaceutical products (e.g. ginseng, goldenseal, cascara or yew bark), wild berries and fruit.
Silvopastures combine livestock grazing on forage crops or pastures within actively managed tree crops. Cattle, sheep and goats have all been incorporated into silvopasture systems in British Columbia and they may be deployed entirely within a private farm/woodlot silvopasture or through collaborative arrangements between forest licensees and livestock producers on Crown land (e.g. using sheep as a vegetation management tool on forest plantations).
Riparian buffers are managed forest and shrubs in areas bordering lakes, streams, rivers, and wetlands. Integrated riparian management systems are used to enhance and protect aquatic and riparian resources as well as generating income from timber and non-timber forest products. Similar to shelter and timberbelts, integrated riparian management systems can employ a wide variety of tree and shrub species, with specific plantings tailored to suit the specific growing conditions and production opportunities.
Agroforestry practices may also be employed to realize a number of other associated Environmental Services, including:


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Chula Vista, CA 91910
School Overview
|School Type
|School with Special Program Emphasis
|School Membership(s)School Assoc.
|Bilingual School Association
National Association for the Education of Young Children
|Grades Offered
|Grades Nursery/Preschool - 8
|Learning Programs Supported
|Spanish Bilingual Program
|Year Founded
Student Body
|Total Students
|181 students
|Student Body Type
|Students by Grade
Academics and Faculty
|Total Classroom Teachers
|12 teachers
|Student : Teacher Ratio
National avg.: 13:1
|% Faculty w/Advanced Degree
|Average Class Size
|12 students
|List of Courses Offered
|Link to List of Courses
|Matriculation DataMatric. Data
|Link to Matriculation Data
Finances and Admission
|Admission Deadline
|Jan. 30 / Mar. 30 / rolling
|Yearly Tuition Cost
|Tuition Notes
|$8,085.00 yearly tuition $470.00 Enrollment fee (books & materials)
|% on Financial Aid
|Average Financial Aid Grant
|Acceptance Rate
National avg.: 85%
|Admissions Director
|Sylvia C. Serrano
|Admissions Associate
|Tracy Real
|Total ExtracurricularsTotal Extra-curric.
|2 extracurriculars
|Motor Development, Gym, Music & Movement, Art and Yoga, Zumba Zumba, Motor Development, Gym, Music & Movement, Art and Yoga,
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Bonita Learning Academy has been serving the south bay community since 1998, offering a Preschool and Kindergarten bilingual school that is academic and multicultural. We also offer an Afterschool Spanish program for students ages 3 to 15. Conveniently located just east of the 805 freeway, Bonita Learning Academy is a place where children have fun and learn in a carefully constructed curriculum that supports the development of each individual's potential in two languages (English & Spanish). At Bonita Learning Academy, we recognize that children are, from birth, creatures of multiple intelligences: observing, listening, absorbing and classifying information in many diverse ways. At the same time, they are absorbing the values and culture of family and community. By the time a child is approaching the third year of life, the experiences offered by preschool can serve as enrichment and a safe introduction to a larger loving and caring community.
Profile last updated: 08/21/2013
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With two historian parents, Sarah couldn't help but develop an interest in the past. She went on to get more than enough education herself (in anthropology) and began writing fiction when the stories in her head overflowed and demanded she let them out. While her ancestry is Welsh, she only visited Wales for the first time while in college. She has been in love with the country, language, and people ever since. She even convinced her husband to give all four of their children Welsh names.
With over 350,000 books sold, Sarah is the author of 19 novels and 2 novellas, all set in medieval Wales.
She makes her home in Oregon.
Please follow her online at www.sarahwoodbury.com or https://www.facebook.com/sarahwoodburybooks
Sarah's books include:
The After Cilmeri Series:
Daughter of Time
Footsteps in Time
Winds of Time
Prince of Time
Crossroads in Time
Children of Time
Exiles in Time
Castaways in Time
Ashes of Time
Warden of Time
Guardians of Time
The Gareth and Gwen Medieval Mysteries:
The Bard's Daughter
The Good Knight
The Uninvited Guest
The Fourth Horseman
The Fallen Princess
The Unlikely Spy
The Lost Brother
Arthurian and Paranormal Historical Fantasy:
Cold My Heart: A Novel of King Arthur
The Last Pendragon
The Pendragon's Quest
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I'm glad SW is continuing the AC series. I've enjoyed them all, and like how she turns former major characters (David, Anna, their spouses, etc.) into minor continuing characters so we can continue to see what goes on in their lives through the eyes of the new, major characters (Callum). My only complaint would be to either get more out faster, or make the books longer. When SW decides to end it, it would be nice to see one, lengthy wrap-up with all the characters from the beginning, with Meg. Please keep on writing, and we'll keep reading!
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Huh? With my fascinate there is no ota programming either..I used a 3g donor phone for it, did my flash via cdma workshop, did my st prl and 3g keys were pulled. Same thing should apply for my Verizon Samsung galaxy S3 no? What would it matter what SIM I use? I Want to be on Verizon towers..won't be using 4g..
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Yes, st 3g donor phone for my fascinate originally..Will be giving it to my wife once I flash my S3..
I have a new st 3g donor phone, i will write that esn to my S3...
What processes are different? Can you be more detailed...I would have just bought a S3 from St that is for Verizon towers but they are very hard to find..I did save a lot if i can get this sucker flashed over...
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/ PRBuzz.com / January 6, 2012 - - As Cisco is known for the continuous innovations and improvements to their networking line, more and more products are being manufactured. This means that businesses would have a wide selection of the latest products to choose from. With this trend looming, IT firm experts have decided to launch Cisco support services that would also be able to cover all of these new items in the market.
The IT firms decided upon this course of action as a response to the clamor of their business clients for Cisco support for the brand new items. While their clients would want to ensure the proper operations of all their networking equipment, it seemed that getting ready support for them is not as easy as getting help for older models. Older models tend to have better support services as the IT firms would already have the time needed to familiarize themselves with the nuances of the new software. Because of this difficulty, they would want a Cisco Support service that is able to cover even the latest models from the Cisco line of networking equipment.
The IT Support firms revealed that they are being able to do Cisco support for the latest products thanks to the help that the manufacturer itself had extended. By working hand in hand with Cisco, they are able to have access to the proper techniques for troubleshooting, maintaining and ultimately repairing the newer equipment. With the partnership that they have formed with Cisco, they are now able to skip the usual time of having to orient and familiarize themselves with the products and capabilities of Cisco equipment as they are already learning the product's intricacies straight from the original equipment manufacturer.
They also announced that the Cisco support for new products that they would be offering is highly similar to the existing support that they give to the older models. This means that clients would be able to expect support that ranges from the installation and setup of the hardware, to the configuration, repair, and maintenance of the software.
The IT firms mentioned that this Cisco support for the latest Cisco products is already being made available to their consumers. Consumers can also expect that the IT firms are already on top of all the latest advancements in Cisco products and would be able to provide adequate support for them.
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LE announces leadership program graduates
June 3, 2014
Leadership Eastside, the region's pre-eminent leadership enrichment program, has announced the graduation of the Leadership Eastside class of 2014.
This year's graduates join a powerful network of more than 1,500 of the region's leaders in business, nonprofits and the public sector who work together to address the community's greatest needs, according to a news release from Leadership Eastside.
Over the course of two years, members of the class of 2014 have deepened their understanding of the seven elements that make up a healthy community and have demonstrated their ability to effectively apply an adaptive leadership approach by successfully completing a series of sustainable community projects, including:
- Supporting the launch of a Bellevue Arts District.
- Developing a communitywide wellness effort for the city of Issaquah.
Distinction for Dedication — 35th annual Issaquah Community Awards celebrates extraordinary community service
May 27, 2014
Robin Callahan and Ava Frisinger were the big winners during the 35th annual Issaquah Community Awards.
The Issaquah Chamber of Commerce held the event at the Hilton Garden Inn in a room full of city leaders and passionate citizens May 22. The yearly program aims to honor dedication to Issaquah and longtime volunteers for their service to the community.
Fourteen awards were given, celebrating multiple facets of how people improve Issaquah.
Schools foundation raises $737,000
May 27, 2014
With 38 sponsors, 275 in-kind donors and nearly 1,300 guests, the Issaquah Schools Foundation raised $737,000 from its Nourish Every Mind luncheon and breakfast events.
The annual fundraising events support Issaquah School District students and teachers by investing in a wide variety of educational programs and materials.
Jim Dever, of KING-5 TV, and Molly Shen, of KOMO-4 TV, emceed the two events, which also included student speakers giving their account of donor investments in classrooms, and performances by musical acts from Issaquah High, Grand Ridge Elementary and Pacific Cascade Middle schools.
Issaquah's 35th Annual Community Awards
May 27, 2014
Rocket club launches dream for national title
April 29, 2014
Many of them don't have the desire to study physics in college, but the eight members of the Skyline High School rocketry club are united this year in lessons in propulsion, weight distribution and mass.
Along with Newport High School in Bellevue, Skyline is one of two teams from Washington that have qualified for the Team America Rocketry Challenge, a 100-team national competition that takes place May 10 in The Plains, Va., near Washington, D.C.
The eight team members are Kieran Dong, Griffin Johnson, Crystal Liang, Ankit Madhira, Gleb Sych, Ben Therrien, Ian Walp and Pan Zhang. Skyline physics teacher Rebecca Fowler is their adviser, although contest rules prohibit her from providing physical help.
It's the third time in four years Skyline will send a team to the challenge, which invites students in grades seven through 12 to participate. The rules change annually, and teams must submit data from practice launches to qualify.
Issaquah Schools Foundation to host fundraiser breakfast, lunch
April 28, 2014
NEW — 6 a.m. April 28, 2014
The Issaquah Schools Foundation is hosting two events in May to raise money for local schools.
The foundation's Nourish Every Mind lunch and breakfast events will feature inspirational stories from students and staff members in the Issaquah School District about why community-based financial support is needed, in addition to education dollars the district gets from the state.
Schools foundation online auction begins today
April 25, 2014
NEW — 6 a.m. April 25, 2014
Robotics Society promotes STEM
April 8, 2014
As the members of the Issaquah High School Robotics Society accepted the FIRST Robotics Competition Chairman's Award at the district competition held in March, it represented a win for thousands of district students.
In six short years, the robotics club raised awareness in the community and generated a wave of interest and demand for robotics among students in younger grades.
It's also led to increased interest in science, technology, engineering and mathematics class across the district, according to Dennis Wright, Issaquah School District director of career and counseling services.
Life Enrichment Options names Fred Nystrom as its executive director
March 25, 2014
NEW — 11:45 a.m. March 25, 2014
Fred Nystrom has been named executive director of Life Enrichment Options, a community-based nonprofit that advocates for and assists individuals with developmental disabilities.
Nystrom has an extensive background in media and fundraising with both nonprofit organizations and businesses.
He is very involved in the Issaquah community, serving previously as a board member for the Issaquah Chamber of Commerce and the Issaquah Schools Foundation.
Issaquah innovators honored at chamber luncheon
February 18, 2014
Nonprofit lending, flip-flops and composting are leading the way in innovation, according to the Issaquah Chamber of Commerce.
Local businesses received recognition Feb. 13 in the fourth annual Innovation in Issaquah Awards. From 19 nominees, collected through area suggestions, the chamber chose three winners who best represented business innovation in Issaquah.
In a large luncheon at the Issaquah Holiday Inn, where more than 100 people gathered to celebrate the nominees, Cedar Grove Composting, Semble and Combat Flip Flops received the top awards.


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Chicken Parmesan
|Egg whites
|1 Tablespoon
|1 Clove (5 gm) (Large Clove)
|Bread crumbs
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Grated parmesan cheese
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Italian seasoning
|1 1⁄2 Teaspoon
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Boneless skinless chicken breast halves
|1 Pound (4 In Number)
|Olive oil
|1 Tablespoon (Divided)
|Mozzarella cheese slice
|Pizza sauce
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs), warmed
In 1-Quart Batter Bowl, beat egg whites and water with 10-inch Whisk until foamy.
Crush garlic with Garlic Press and add to egg whites.
On a plate, combine bread crumbs, Parmesan, Italian seasoning and salt.
Dip chicken pieces into egg whites and then into crumb mixture.
Shake off excess crumbs.
Dip each piece again into egg whites and crumb mixture.
Heat half of the oil in 10-inch Generation II Frying Pan over medium-high heat.
Add chicken and cook until golden brown, about 4 minutes.
Add remaining oil and turn chicken over.
Cook until chicken is no longer pink in center, about 4 more minutes.
Place a slice of mozzarella on each piece of chicken.
Reduce heat to low, cover and cook until cheese is melted, 2 to 3 more minutes.
Transfer chicken to a serving plate and drizzle with pizza sauce.
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- A Challenging 5K Obstacle Race for All Ages
- A Season of Gratitude
- Anniversary Celebration Begins with Art and Music
- Annual Holiday Concert Set the Mood
- AOTA Hill Day 2014
- Apply for FREE at Information Night
- Art Committee Selects First Painting for the Elsa and Herschel Rubin Art Fund
- Back to School Shopping
- Budding Drama Club Seeking New Members
- City Center Stands Out in Salem
- Concert will put you in a "Merry Mood for Christmas"
- Disaster Training Held at Kent State East Liverpool
- Earth Day 2014
- East Liverpool campus names Earth Day speakers
- EL 100 Club Seeking New Members
- FlashDash
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- Get Prepped to Present Your Research - 10th Annual UGR
- Have You Heard About S.G.A.?
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- Kent State East Liverpool Celebrates the Naming of John J. Purinton Hall
- Kent State East Liverpool Holds Annual 100 Club Reception
- Kent State East Liverpool Hosts Domestic Violence Discussion
- Kent State East Liverpool Recognizes Outstanding Students
- Kent East Liverpool's Student Government Holding Blood Drive
- Kent State Regional Campuses to Automatically Award Associate Degrees to Bachelor's Degree-Seeking Students Who Complete
- Kent State Salem Hosting Nursing Open House
- Kent State Salem Receives Ohio's First Chapter of Gamma Iota Sigma for Insurance Studies Program
- Kent State Salem Students will Showcase Research Projects
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- Love Develops on the Salem Campus
- Nearly 700 Blood Pressures Assessed By Student Nurses
- NCSF Personal Training Course Offered at the East Liverpool Campus
- New Club Focused on Healthy Bodies and Minds
- Nursing Department Volunteers at Health Fair
- Nursing Groups Forming at the East Liverpool Campus
- OTA Students Volunteer at Schizophrenia Walk
- Polar Express Party to be Held at East Liverpool Campus- Dec. 6
- President's and Dean's Lists Announced for Fall 2014
- PTA Students Continue Tradition
- Radiology Information Sessions at Kent State Salem
- Radiology Students, Staff Support Charity Walk
- Rural Scholars Hold Summer Workshop
- Rural Scholars Learn at Waste Management Facility
- Rural Scholars mentors present Justice Talking
- Salem Earns Tree Campus USA Distinction
- Salem Honors Students Visit Kent Campus
- Salem Psychology Club Visits Area Museum
- Salem Rotary Helps Discovery Garden Grow
- Salem Students Shine at Research Conference
- Serving it up on Fat Tuesday
- Slipping, Sliding and Slogging Through FlashDash
- Students Urge Ohio Officials to Honor Moses Fleetwood Walker
- Studying Insurance in Indianapolis
- Third Annual Asian Culture Fair Held at Kent State East Liverpool
- Welcome President Warren
- White House Representative Holds Discussion at Kent State East Liverpool
- Zombies in the Park 5K- Saturday, October 18
- Kent Salem Hosting State Research Conference
Kent State Connects Blog: The Sneaky Symptoms of Diabetes; Fun Ways to Be Active OutsidePosted Apr. 29, 2013
Paula DiVencenzo, tax manager for Tax and Treasury Services at Kent State, writes about how she and her family found out that she had type 1 diabetes. DiVencenzo discusses the symptoms on the Kent State Connects blog.
The Sneaky Symptoms of Diabetes
"I was exhausted after dance class. I couldn't get enough to drink and had more 'pit stops.' I was happy when I got on the scale because drinking diet pop was making me lose weight. I just didn't feel good. I was tired of going to the school nurse because I was going to throw up in class. I got into trouble for calling my mom on the pay phone (remember those?). I had repeated trips to the doctor," DiVencenzo says.
Click here to read more from DiVencenzo's post.
Fun Ways to Be Active Outside
With warmer months approaching, David Herpy, outdoor adventure coordinator at the Department of Recreational Services, talks about the many fun ways to be active outdoors.
"As an outdoor guy, both personally and professionally, there is no better feeling than being outside. When I'm not coordinating outdoor adventure activities for the Department of Recreational Services or teaching outdoor activity classes for the College of Education, Health and Human Services, I'm spending as much of my free time as I can outside," Herpy says.
Click here to read more from Herpy's post.
Click here to subscribe to the Kent State Connects blog and receive an email notification when a new post has been published. It is the easy way to always keep up with what your Kent State colleagues are writing about on the blog.


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My wife and I rode up to Banff from northern Idaho a few years ago. You only need a night there, then ride up to Jasper on the Icefield Parkway (around 175 miles).....it's really incredible! Stay at Jasper. Since you'll be coming this far, you shouldn't miss it! The town is a tiny version of Banff, not so touristy.
On the way back we stayed the night at Radium Hot springs and visited the hot springs there. It's a very nice and large facility. Or, on your return trip, take highway 40 as sonarman suggested and route yourself down to Waterton National Park and Glacier National Park. You've got to ride the "Going to the Sun highway." Please read my trip report below for more info....Selkirk Loop & the Canadian Rockies. It doesn't include Glacier, but we've been there and it's definitely worth riding. Don't miss the side trip to Many Glacier (turn at Babb)
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Greek Style Chickpea Salad
24 Oct 2010
|Chopped fresh dill
|1 Tablespoon
|Red wine vinegar
|1 Tablespoon
|Freshly squeezed lemon juice
|1 Tablespoon
|Olive oil
|2 Teaspoon
|White pepper
|1 Dash
|Cooked long grain rice
|1 Cup (16 tbs), chilled
|Canned chick peas
|4 Ounce, rinsed drained
|Seeded diced tomato
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Diced green bell pepper
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Sliced scallions
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs) (green onions)
|Diced cucumber
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Sliced radishes
|2 Tablespoon
|Lettuce leaves
|Feta cheese
|3⁄4 Ounce, cut into 1/4 inch cubes
1. In medium mixing bowl combine dill, 1 tablespoon water, the vinegar, lemon juice, oil, and pepper, stirring well.
2. Add remaining ingredients except lettuce and feta cheese to dill mixture, tossing to coat.
3. Line serving bowl with lettuce; top with chick-pea mixture and feta cheese.
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The Lesser of Two Evils: Facebook vs. GM
On Wednesday Money Morning's Shah Gilani appeared on Fox Business' "Varney & Co." to tackle that question.
With GM trading around $20 and Facebook stock hovering around $21, the share prices are both at or approaching 52-week lows, but which is the better value?
Gilani's answer may surprise you.
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Rebels' Kentrell Lockett revels in 'the block'
OXFORD, Miss. -- Kentrell Lockett collected the photos that his friends and fans sent. Hundreds of photos, from every conceivable angle, but all capturing the same moment. They show Lockett stretching his left arm out wide to block that extra-point attempt against Florida last season.
"If people don't know me by name, they know me as the guy who blocked the kick at Florida," said Lockett, a junior from Hahnville, La. "It's really my claim to fame right now, because that's what everybody is talking about. I like it. I take it as encouragement: Why not do it again?"
It is a piece of history that will trail Lockett for the rest of his career, not that he minds. The play helped secure the Rebels' upset over Florida, the eventual national champion, and launched the team to bigger and better things, including a victory over Texas Tech in the Cotton Bowl.
But Lockett, a defensive end known for his upbeat attitude, wants more -- more big plays, more big wins. And for all the attention that has been paid to fellow defensive end Greg Hardy and junior quarterback Jevan Snead, Lockett is expected to be one of the Rebels' more reliable playmakers.
He ranked eighth in the Southeastern Conference last season with 11.5 tackles for loss, which was second on the team behind defensive tackle Peria Jerry, now a rookie with the Atlanta Falcons. He also started all 13 games, providing the sort of consistency that Hardy lacked.
"That's a different type of character right there," Lockett said of Hardy. "But you have to be a weird person to put your hand in the dirt and want that collision every play. You have to have something wrong with you. You really do."
Just as it was last season, Ole Miss' defensive line should be a strength -- particularly on the edges. Lockett, a preseason All-SEC selection; Hardy, a preseason All-American; and seniors Marcus Tillman and Emmanuel Stephens will all see heavy playing time.
Lockett's biggest focus over the summer was adding muscle to his 6-5 frame. At 240 pounds last fall, he felt limited to pursuing quarterbacks off the edge.
"I got thrown around a lot last year," Lockett said.
Under the guidance of strength and conditioning coach Don Decker, Lockett bulked up to 258 pounds without losing any speed or agility. He said he would like to add another 5 to 10 pounds, but he could sense the difference at the start of fall camp when he found himself matched up against starting right tackle John Jerry, who tips the scales somewhere north of 350 pounds.
"It's just been really positive for me," Lockett said. "I feel like I can take on blockers and be a run defender now."
Lockett, who added most of the muscle to his legs, said he ate a ton and bought into Decker's weight-lifting program.
"And then I would work extra on my own, do more than everybody else," Lockett said.
There was a hunger to his approach, almost as if he were worried about becoming a historical footnote. He loved -- and still loves -- the spotlight he drew from his performance against Florida, but he also wants to become a more versatile player.
Perhaps with that in mind, defensive coordinator Tyrone Nix has been even harder on Lockett throughout preseason camp, pushing him and prodding him at every practice.
Lockett has endured the tough love with a good attitude. A journalism major, he has become known for his ability to fill reporters' notebooks.
"I know what I have to say, know what I have to do," Lockett said. "When you interview people, you don't want to interview people who give one-word answers. That's a journalistic nightmare! And besides, I just like talking."
As for his post-football career, what he does he see himself doing?
"It would have to be TV," he said. "I have a TV face."
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The U.S. toll each year averages more than 23,000, but that can be diminished with a flu shot and common-sense behaviors.
Influenza infections kill more Americans than all other vaccine-preventable infections combined. On average, more than 23,000 Americans die each year from the flu and its complications. In most years, two or three different flu viruses cause infections in this country and around the world.
Typically, the flu arrives in most parts of the United States in November, peaks in January and February, and disappears by early April. Of course, last year's experience with a new flu virus, the 2009 H1N1 influenza A virus, was anything but typical. The new virus was first detected in March 2009 and hit the Memphis area hard in August and September, normally a time when there is no circulating influenza.
Our state-of-the-art Molecular Diagnostics Laboratory at Le Bonheur Children's Hospital continued to document infections with this new virus throughout the winter months until flu infections finally stopped in early April this year. By the end of the 2009-10 flu season, 347 patients had been admitted to Le Bonheur with documented H1N1 flu infection; 50 of those children required admission to the intensive care unit, and five children died from complications of the flu.
How can we prevent these flu-related hospitalizations and deaths? Vaccination is the key. This year, for the first time, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control recommends that all Americans age 6 months and older receive influenza immunization. The only exceptions are the rare people who are allergic to chicken eggs or those who have had a prior allergic or severe adverse reaction to influenza vaccine. Patients with a history of Guillain-Barre syndrome should consult with their physician before deciding whether to receive the vaccine.
Because immunization has not yet been approved for infants younger than 6 months, it is particularly important for parents and siblings of these young infants to get their flu vaccine. This also goes for other household members and those in close contact with the infant. Similarly, it is important that family members and close contacts of anyone who is at a high risk of complications from the flu also get immunized every year.
Healthy individuals between the ages of 2 and 49 years have two options for influenza immunization: the injectable vaccine or the nasal spray vaccine. Both provide protection against three different flu viruses that could circulate during the 2010-11 flu season, including the H1N1 influenza A virus first detected last year. For those who are 6 months to 2 years of age or 50 years of age or older, the injectable vaccine is recommended. The injectable form of the vaccine is also recommended for patients of all ages with certain underlying conditions; for a list of those conditions, visit the CDC website at cdc.gov/vaccines/pubs/vis/downloads/vis-flulive.pdf.
Children 8 years of age and younger may need two doses of the vaccine this year, depending on their history of flu vaccination.
Decades of experience have shown that influenza immunization is safe and effective. Significant side effects are extremely rare, and the risk of a serious complication from the flu, such as pneumonia, hospitalization or even death, is much higher. Guillain-Barre syndrome, a rare and potentially serious neurological problem, is most commonly observed after infections (including influenza) and is rarely associated with vaccines. For example, a recent study in the United Kingdom using a database of more than 3 million patients found that the risk of Guillain-Barre syndrome was actually lower within 90 days of influenza immunization but increased more than sevenfold within 90 days of an influenza-like illness.
It is particularly important for doctors, nurses and other health care providers to get immunized against the flu every year. Because previous efforts to improve immunization rates among that group have had limited success, many experts have recently endorsed mandatory annual influenza immunization of all health care providers. We at Le Bonheur agree that annual immunization of health care workers is a core safety practice that protects patients and health care workers alike. For those of us who care for patients, failure to get our annual influenza immunization puts us, our family members and our vulnerable patients at risk.
In addition to getting an annual flu vaccine, there are other things that we all can do to help reduce the risk of getting or spreading the flu. Children should be educated about the importance of hand hygiene and respiratory etiquette -- covering your mouth or nose when you cough or sneeze. Adults should stay home from work when they are sick, and parents should keep their sick children out of school. These common-sense actions can help reduce the spread of influenza and many other germs.
Do the right thing: Get immunized.
B. Keith English, M.D., is a professor of pediatrics at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center and chief of the Division of Pediatric Infectious Diseases at Le Bonheur Children's Hospital.
For updates on the 2010-11 flu season: Le Bonheur Children's Hospital at lebonheur.org or the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention at cdc.gov/flu.
For information about vaccines and vaccine-preventable diseases: The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia at chop.edu/service/ vaccine-education-center/ home.html.
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Ardbeg 1990
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Airigh Nam Beist 1990 is a delicious vintage bottling from the ongoing success story that is Ardbeg. Sadly now discontinued due to exhausted stocks, 'the Beist' was an extremely popular Ardbeg, with assertive and powerful peatiness and a lovely honeyed edge. Oh, and it's pronounced 'Arry nam Baysht'.
Ardbeg 1990 Reviews
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Producer's Tasting Notes
Nose: The initial impression is of eating Ardbeg ice cream on the beach – the combination of sea spray, creamy vanilla ice cream infused with hints of peat oil, finished with a drizzle of gooey fudge sauce. Cutting through this luscious sweetness is an exciting assortment of fennel and pine nuts, zesty limes and sherbet with a touch of geranium leaves and lavender.
Taste: Definitely Ardbeg on the taste with peat, seaweed bonfire smokiness. Crispy smoky bacon, maple syrup and antiseptic lozenges leave a peppery and oily feel on the palate. Sweet and fruity flavours of ripe autumn fruits and chocolate limes emerge as notes of black coffee, liquorice and reminders of parma violets linger in the background.
Finish: Long on the finish with dried peat and creamy notes.
Tasting Notes by John Hansell (Malt Advocate)
Some of the best intensely smoky, peaty Islay whiskies are balanced with a foundation of malty sweetness. This whisky is an excellent example. A sinewy malt with the classic bold notes of kiln smoke, peat, tarry rope, and coal ash. Sweeter notes of honeyed malt, ripe vanilla, chocolate fudge and toasted marshmallow temper and soothe the palate, along with background berry confit. The smoke lingers long on the palate. Ardbeg devotees will not be disappointed. 92 points.
[These tasting notes are reproduced from Malt Advocate magazine Q1 2007]
Tasting Notes by Tim F
Nose: Honey, an oiliness, toasted cereal, restrained peat. Youthful, creamy, some apple & peach / nectarine aromas developing. Hot milk, melted vanilla ice cream.
Palate: Glorious sweet honey / oatmeal attack. Smoked cereal, crispy bacon, spices, syrup and hay, with smoke and gentle malt. Brilliant balance, silky mouthfeel.
Finish: A peaty caress. Honey and spices drifting over the tongue.
Comment: I could drink this every day and never get tired of it. Just delicious.
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Delicious Ardbeg with good depth and flavor.
My favourite Ardbeg next to the old Ten (contains pre-Glenmorangie casks)! This is like liquid bonfire with smoke,salt then ham and spices before it disappears with a sense of vanilla and dark chocolate,followed by ash. I suggest you drink it at full strength,as it's pretty smooth. If you add water (2 teaspoons,not more) and let it open a few minutes, you'll get a more dominant dark chocolate,much to the expense of overall complexity and depth,I might add.
Finally picked up a bottle of this stuff - Amazing and stunning. Old Ardbeg resides in this malt. I wish I never opened my bottle and saved it for those special occasions. Oh well, I'll just procure one in the whisky exchange once I reach my mad money funding.
Possibly the yes whisky I have ever had. Fantastic balance and enough of that peat blast to make it unmistakably ardbeg. I have 5 bottles of this stuff, buy ti whenever you see it as it will be worth every cent !!!
Easily the best Ardbeg expression I've ever had. Beautiful nose, amazing palate --so many wonderful flavors open up at different times, and a finish like no other. As near a perfect dram as one can ask for.
This is the sexiest single malt I have ever had the pleasure to spend the night with.
This nowdays rare dram is wourth hunting down, lovely peat with high complexity, dont miss out on this jewel!
The Beastie! My favorite Ardbeg and one of my favorite Islays. What more can I say except "RIP Little Beastie"? You won't be forgotten.
Quite possibly the most wonderful whiskey I have ever tasted, big bruising peat comes in after honey and heather, this one made my xmas..
Lit my mouth up! I am NOT a whiskey drinker....but I bought the last bottle store had in the US where I live...its in my freezer now..serve it chilled! I bought a bottle for friend, who likes Leguvian (spelling not so good on that one) but I wanted a NOTCH up.....so wondeful, so many complex flavors and aromas...so powerful like eating mushrooms...turn out the lights, lock the doors!


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As parents peruse the latest official listing of the city's high schools, they will find new statistics about the share of students at each school who feel satisfied or who are on track to graduate. But unlike past years, they won't find one much-debated metric: a school's A-to-F letter grade.
The Department of Education's 2014-15 grade-less high school directory is the first clear sign of the new administration's progress toward solving a high-stakes puzzle: How to distinguish among the system's 1,800 schools with enough nuance to capture each one's strengths and weaknesses and account for factors its control, while still offering useful judgments for educators and parents.
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- Lowering fevers and hot flashes.
- Resolving chills, cold hands and feet.
- Energetically correcting pets and their health issues.
- Optimizing fitness, strength, endurance, flexibility and coordination.
- Creating physical and mental rejuvenation.
- Resolving habits and addictions.
- Increasing prosperity and enhancing relationships.
Please Click Here to Read EWBP's Workshop Cancellation Policy
Click here to for Workshop Objectives and to register
EWBP™ Practitioner Certification Requirements: The Path to Certification as an EWBP™ Practitioner
Certification as an Energetic Well Being Process© Practitioner requires the following:
- Participate in EWBP© Essentials Workshop Twice (2X)
- Participate in EWBP© Proficiency Workshop Twice (2X)
- Complete and document 60 hours of client work (Doing the work in workshops is not counted.)
- Intern in both Essentials and Proficiency Workshop (Coaching participants to do the work is a great learning experience.)
- Participate in the EWBP© Advanced Workshop (There will be opportunities for practitioners to intern in this workshop as well.)
Progress is documented on a form that is maintained in the office. In addition, those interested in certification as a practitioner of EWBP© may request printed certificates of completion for their records. LeRoy is happy to discuss these requirements with interested individuals.
Energetic Support Group
These meetings are for past participants of EWBP Classes/Workshops.
- share success stories,
- learn what is happening in the evolution of the process,
- get questions answered,
- clear symptoms with each other, and
- give and receive feedback and suggestions for improvement.
They are held the first or second Tuesday of each month from 7-9 p.m. at LeRoy's home (the date may shift depending on LeRoy's schedule). No advance notice is necessary in order to attend.
For dates and locations of Lecture/Demonstrations,click here to view
Introductory Demonstration – 2 hours
This Demonstration is for people wanting to learn more about the EWBP©. The Introductory Demonstration is a great preparation for the Essentials Workshop, but is not a prerequisite.
- Gives background on the Energetic Well Being Process
- Demonstrates and has everyone checking energy and maintaining polarity
- Demonstrates and has everyone strengthen their central core
- Demonstrates relieving pain and symptoms with participants who volunteer
- Provides simple energetic corrections participants can use daily
Credit For Contact Hours That Equal CEU's
Energetic Well Being™ Workshops provide "Contact Hours" that qualify for Massachusetts (MA) Continuing Education Units (CEU's) for Nursing, Health Officers, Social Workers, and Respiratory Care. Many boards accept MA Nursing CEU's – contact the applicable board should you have questions."Contact Hours" is the term used in the Massachusetts Nursing Laws and Regulations. A contact hour is equal to 0.1 of a CEU.
The Positive Power of Being Neutral™ qualifies for 6 Contact Hours (equal to 0.6 of 1 CEU)
Energetic Well Being Process™ 2-day workshops qualify for 13 Contact Hours (equal to 1.3 CEU's)
LeRoy presents Energetic Well Being Process™ Wellness.
Kent Hoffman, Spokane says:
"LeRoy isn't just a teacher and practitioner, he is an experience – from the outside to the inside and all ways infinite. His expertise in working with people is palpable from the moment of being in his presence. His genuine longing to be of assistance to those he shares this planet with penetrates each encounter. It is his presence and his authenticity that bring wellness. Most certainly he also shares the wisdom of a method that also supports deep change. But I wouldn't begin to separate his unique gifts from the methodology he brings forth. They all combine and the result is a blessing."
There is a $25 processing fee for cancellations up to 10 business days before the start of the seminar. If you cancel within 10 business days or if you are a NO SHOW (you must call or email within 2 weeks after the seminar), you will be given Full CREDIT towards any future Energetic Well Being to be used within 18 months. You may sell or transfer your personal credit to a friend, however NO refunds in the form of payment will be made if cancelled within 10 days prior to start of seminar.
On rare occasions, we must cancel seminars. If this occurs, our responsibility is limited to a refund of any EWBP registration fees you've already paid (this does not include travel or hotel expenses). Energetic Well Being is not responsible for airline tickets, hotel bookings, other payments, or any similar fee penalties that you may incur as a result of any trip cancellations or changes.
If the funds are credited from one seminar to another, the funds will remain as credit (not refunds) in further transactions. Please allow 10 business days for us to process any refunds or credit changes.


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If all dogs go to heaven, Riley Spotissimo Sinwald is en route.
More than 20 visited a small corner room Sunday at The Chapel to pay their respects to Lesley and Richard Sinwald, who considered the13-year-old Dalmatian to be more than just a "pet."
"She was my daughter," Lesley said. "She went everywhere with us."


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Blue Wing Solar Project
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The 16.6 megawatt (MW) Blue Wing Solar Project is a solar photovoltaic (PV) power plant in San Antonio, Texas.[1] The Blue Wing Solar Project covers 113 acres (46 ha), has 214,500 solar photovoltaic modules, and is expected to produce more than 26 GWh of electricity per year.[2][3] The solar facility is located near the intersection of highways IH 37 and U.S. 181.[3]
See also[edit]
- List of photovoltaic power stations
- Renewable energy in the United States
- Renewable portfolio standard
- Solar power in the United States
- ^ The Blue Wing Solar Project: "Truly Utility-Scale"
- ^ Blue Wing Solar Project Completed in Texas (November 12, 2010), Renewable Energy Focus.
- ^ a b Texas' Largest Solar Project Breaks Ground In San Antonio (April 15, 2010), CPS Energy.
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Coordinates: 29°18′25″N 98°24′15″W / 29.30694°N 98.40417°W


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Wyoming 28, New Mexico 23 - AP Photos
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UW This Season: Nzeocha showed nice improvement throughout and was No. 3 at the tight end spot on the depth chart following spring drills.
2013: Nzeocha played in 11 games on special teams for the Cowboys. He was named to the Academic All-Conference team for his work in the classroom.
2012: Redshirted.
High School: Nzeocha played for the Franken Knights Youth Team, a club team in Neusitz, Germany. He also was selected to play on the Junior National Team by the Bavarian Football Association. This past year, Nzeocha was part of a German Junior National Team that placed fourth in the U19 European Championship in Spain. Nzeocha had one more year of eligibility available to him to play for the Franken Youth Team, but he chose to bypass his final year of youth football to sign with Wyoming.
Personal: Born April 1, 1993, he is the son of Antonie Petersen and Chris Nzeocha. He has three older brothers, Steve, Paul and Mark, who is a linebacker for Wyoming. He is pursuing a degree in business administration at UW.


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