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"The worst sexual dysfunction in this country is our inability to talk about sex," Blank says. "To make the leap from not talking to talking is huge. People have to know they are not the only one who is considering being sexual. They need to know that they can do it without any risk to their health, and more importantly, with no risk to their self-esteem. One of the problems with people who are now older is there is even less talk about sex than there was before.
"The cure for the sexual problems and lack of interest in older people is the same as it is for younger people," she continues. "Get informed, and find a way to talk about it with somebody, not necessarily a therapist but a friend or somebody. Screw up your courage and talk to them."
Communication can also help overcome another problem -- feeling that nobody will find your older body sexy.
"If we are not sick and debilitated by whatever is getting to us in our old age, then there is no reason we shouldn't be feeling good about ourselves sexually and think of ourselves as potentially being attractive to others," Blank says. "Self-image is a really important part of it. If my self-image is good,
I can at least think about being attractive. I don't have any difficulty telling a sex partner that I have problems with some things about my body and don't feel comfortable taking all my clothes off."
Once self-esteem is better, a person can begin to explore his or her newfound sexuality. Blank and Bortz each recommend masturbation -- for both men and women -- as a good starting point.
Steps to Better Sex for the Older Woman
Not surprisingly, maintaining sexual function is different for men and women.
"Men are mostly concerned about erections," Bortz says. "For women, the concern is opportunity."
"I was on an airplane sitting next to a 90-year-old woman and she said, 'What do you do' and I told her I was a gerontologist with an interest in impotence," Morley recalls. "She got more and more interested in what I was telling her, and she said, 'Well, you must have a big clinic of men. So the next time you fix one, give him my card.'"


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Forest ecosystems are dynamic and complex. A disturbance to any part of the network can alter the balance of relationships and affect the entire ecosystem either positively or negatively. Fire is unique in that it can be either a beneficial natural process or a devastating catastrophe. For species like lodgepole pine, fire is necessary to help reduce competition and help the species release its seeds. However, climate change, drought and other conditions have caused occurrences of intense wildfire to increase, which can damage forests so badly that it takes years for them to naturally recover. Wildfire is necessary for forests, but also a threat to them, so strong policies and management are imperative to make sure wildfire is working for our forests instead of against them.
Our Strategy
American Forests partners with other organizations to protect the surviving trees on burned lands and to restore forests, educating the public and key decision makers about the importance of these trees. Over the last 10 years, roughly 26 percent of our Global ReLeaf projects have restored forests damaged by fires.
In 2007, ConocoPhillips pledged $2.8 million to fund American Forests' wildfire restoration project in this area, as part of a carbon offset settlement between the energy company and California Attorney General Jerry Brown. The ongoing Cuyamaca project has laid the groundwork to encourage forest restoration throughout the region.
At the federal level, American Forests has long advocated that decision makers in the U.S. Forest Service, the U.S. Department of the Interior and Congress should address wildfire threats and develop plans and policies for wildfire mitigation and prevention. This resulted in the establishment of the Federal Land Assistance, Management and Enhancement Act (FLAME Act) Coalition, which supported the passage of the FLAME Act that would allow the federal government to enforce funding for larger emergency wildfires without taking away from other important projects.
Take Action
Visit American Forests' Action Center to send pre-written letters to Congress and other representatives to support sound wildfire policy. Letters available now include:
- Asking Congress to support the Collaborative Forest Landscape Restoration program, which restores forests and reduces fire risk in U.S. communities.
to American Forests to support our work, like wildfire restoration projects and wildfire prevention policy action.
Forest Fire News from our Loose Leaf blog
Fire in the West – Part 1
by Alison Share, Environmental Public Policy Associate, Crowell & Moring LLP
Last week I had the tremendous opportunity to travel to Wyoming and learn more about American Forests' work in some of our western forests. The trip was eye-opening to the devastation caused by the mountain pine beetle and white pine blister rust. These two factors — along with the fire-suppression policy implemented by the U.S. Forest Service in the early 1900s — have played a major role in the current condition of forests in the We... (Read More)
Restoring Forests to Help Prevent Wildfire
by Scott Steen, President & CEO
This June, more land burned from wildfires than in any other June in the last decade — more than 1.3 million acres. At the same time, there were actually fewer fires than usual. This pattern of fewer fires resulting in greater levels of destruction is getting more common each year. Across the U.S., we are seeing more and more megafires like that in Colorado's Waldo Canyon, which was the most destructive fire in the state's history.(Read More)
The Flames of Change
by Loose Leaf Team
By Katrina Marland
As quickly as I've adapted to being back here in our nation's capital, it doesn't seem like so very long ago that I was at home in Colorado Springs, with the Rockies on my doorstep and a view of Pike's Peak out the window. So you can imagine how the headlines coming from the fiery front lines in Colorado are grabbing my attention.
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AWANA Verse Listeners
Do you love kids and seeing them grow in their knowledge of Jesus? Then AWANA is the place for you. A weekly gathering of kids ages Pre-K to grade 6, AWANA helps kids develop a deeper knowledge of Jesus. Specifically, we are in need of a few people who would like to listen to the kids recite their memory verses each week, while helping them to learn about the Lord. This commitment is every Friday evening from 6:15 - 8:00 pm. Sign up by contacting the Office at the number below.
The first in our series of four Discovery C.L.A.S.S.es (Calvary Life and Service Seminars), come discover what membership at CBC looks like! Sunday, September 29th from 12:30 - 3:30 pm in Fellowship Hall. Lunch provided. $5 per person.
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I am a teacher by nature and have been a secondary RE teacher for six years, where I developed 'Young Voices', a school based project focused on how young people could use technology to encourage open debates between pupils from different ethnic and religious backgrounds; from anywhere in the world. This project was recognized by Microsoft Partners in Learning, and awarded both the Microsoft UK and European Innovative Teacher's Award in 2009. Young Voices then went on to achieve first place at the Microsoft Worldwide Innovative Education Forum Award in 2009 for the category 'Community'.
In 2010, my quest for exploring new ways to make learning fun and meaningful for students truly began when I joined TakingITGlobal as their UK Programs Manager. In this role I was able to support educators across the world to utilize technology to create transformative international learning experiences for their students. This included coordinating 'Shout', an environmental education program in collaboration with Microsoft and the Smithsonian and designing and delivering the accredited TIG Student Voice e-courses.
I have been very fortunate to have travelled to different parts of the world to meet with great teachers, educators and school leaders who have all shaped and transformed learning.
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (June 30, 2015) – The first ever "Winning Ways" leadership conference welcomed a crowd of over 200 people to the Millennium Centre on Tuesday, as some of today's most well-known leaders from the world of sports and business shared their principles for success.
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (May 21, 2015) – The ETSU Department of Intercollegiate Athletics in partnership with Mountain States Health Alliance will present a unique leadership conference, "Winning Ways," on June 29-30, featuring some of today's most respected and well-known leaders from the world of sports.
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (June 3, 2015) – Members of the ETSU football team spent time assisting with Habitat for Humanity this past Monday and Tuesday.
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (June 2, 2015) – The ETSU Department of Intercollegiate Athletics released information on its summer camps.
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (June 2, 2015) – For many fans of ETSU athletics, the 1969 football season is considered the greatest in school history because of the Buccaneers' Ohio Valley Championship and their victory over Louisiana Tech, which was led by future NFL Hall of Famer and four-time Super Bowl champion Terry Bradshaw.


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The episode begins with Kalinda sitting in an armchair in her apartment with a gun tucked in beside her. There is a knock on the door and she says that that door is open. Bill, her husband's emissary walks in. he tells her that her husband misses her and that it is not just the money; he wants her back. He tries to reach for his gun, but Kalinda draws her gun at him and asks him to kneel on the floor. She then pulls out the gun from his jacket. Just then Bill's phone rings. Bill takes this opportunity to grab his gun, but Kalinda breaks his hand with a bat. She then answers the phone and tells her husband that the money is her and she will stay put and it is over.
But Bill tells her that if she runs again, he will find her again. Next, Zack, Grace, and Alicia are headed home, when a cop stops them. He asks Zach to step outside the car as he wants to check the car for drugs. Alicia tells the officer that her son just bought this car and that there is no problem. The officer tells her that his dog would sniff around the car for drugs. She questions whether they are being profiled. She notices that his name is Robb. Zach thinks they should use Peter's name to get out of this. She says no but she soon calls Cary. She talks to Cary and wants the officer's patrol car's dashboard surveillance pulled up.
Cary goes inside the office, where he hears David telling Diane and Will that he is going to sue them and that they need to own up to the bankruptcy. Cary then tells Alicia that Eli called. Alicia calls Eli and tells him that she will be late. On the highway, Robb tells Alicia that he found marijuana shake in the front seat, but he is only going to write a ticket and let Zach go with a warning. But Robb notices that he is being taped. He asks Zach to erase the recording as it is illegal to record an officer. But instead of erasing, Zach emails it. Robb gets pissed and he cuffs Zach. Alicia arrives in the court and tells Cary what happened.
Cary tells her that shake is a term used when they don't find anything. But she says that they need to appear in court the next day for the preliminary hearing. She is freaking out as the arrest is on record and Zach is applying for colleges. We also see that Alicia has missed a political interview with Byrne. Peter's opponent, Kresteva is making family values an issue. At the office, they see that they have some petty case and so Diane tells Cary and Alicia to attend to this one. The clients name is Nick and he tells them that he owns a tow truck company and he wants to bid on some government contract related to outsourcing tow truck. But he has had a bit of a problem in his past; just an arrest.
He says that he has two people who are working for him and he wants the law firm to vet the possibilities. Eli and Byrne arrive at the firm to talk to Alicia. Byrne conducts the interview. Alicia tells the reporter that her husband slept with prostitutes and now they are mending fences. She tells her that she loves her husband and respects him and she is committed to a marriage. Byrne thinks that this is taking the women back to the fifties. But she tells her that she doesn't know about other women; this is about her. Later, Eli tells her that she isn't supposed to do interviews when she is pissed. He then schedules a meeting for her with Peter. Alicia is going through the camera footage from Robb's dashboard. She then asks Kalinda for help with trained canines.
Meanwhile, Diane and Will tell the lawyers of the firm that they will still be paid and they will still have cases to work on; but it is just that the new cases will be vetted out by the trustees. Just then Clarke Hayden introduces himself; he is the trustee. Later, he surveys the art pieces and furniture at work. He then tells Will and Diane that he will have to meet both of them separately about staffing situation; reduction! At home, Zach tells his mother that they can video tape cops but not audio tape them. Zach tells Alicia that when he was recording the cop, the audio playing in the background is the song that was being played in the car as he had set his phone to the Bluetooth mode to play the songs.
Alicia brings this to the court's notice but just as the Judge was about to drop charges, the attorney charges Zach with obstruction of justice. Alicia talks to the State Attorney outside court and she feels that this is being done to embarrass Peter. Later, Alicia asks Kalinda's canine trainer friend to check the video and she confirms that this is a manufactured false positive. Cary gestures Alicia to join him. Kalinda is surprised to see Nick walk into the office with Cary and Alicia. They have narrowed down the "clean partner" who could work with Nick; but Nick wants to hear it from the investigating officer. But Kalinda slips out, knowing that Nick would want to see her. He tells the duo that he will come back later. Nick steps into the elevator and Kalinda steps in. they pull some karate moves on each other.
It continues in the garage and Nick grabs her by her neck. Zach manages to get the names of the other people who got pulled over by that cop. Alicia is proud of him. Alicia tells Peter that the State Attorney told her that the cops love their pensions. Peter is angry and Alicia tells him that he will handle it. Will arrives to meet Diane and Diane tells her that she should drop him as a partner. Will says that he was told the same thing. Peter calls up the state attorney and threatens him. He asks him to tell Robb to apologize to Zach. At home, Nick and Kalinda make out. He then looks around the apartment and asks her if she was robbed. She tells him that she knew he was coming and so she tucked everything in the storage. She then aims a gun at him and tells him that she wants him gone from Chicago.
He tells her that he knows that she wants to come back to him as she knew that he was coming and she did not run. The next day, at the firm, Will tells Alicia that Peggy Byrne wants to interview him. Alicia says that she hopes Peggy did not learn anything about them as they were very careful. Alicia does not want Will to do the interview and he agrees. In court, Alicia tells the Judge that the stretch of highway is a forfeiture corridor and the cars are illegally impounded. The SA still asks for an extended date for obstruction of justice. The SA then meets Peter and tells him that he is coming after his son. If he comes after his corridor, he will come after his. After a chat with Clarke Hayden, David decides to stay. Will realizes that this is Clarke's doing and he suggests that it would be good if he works for Diane.
Alicia asks Kalinda if she would sit in for the new client, Nick. She agrees. She then congratulates Alicia on the video. Alicia wonders what video. Zach has posted a video mocking Robb and it has received around 500,000 views. Robb calls Zach and apologizes to him and tells him that they have dropped all charges against him. Next, Diane and Will celebrate the end of will's suspension. He tells her that it has been an odd year. She tells him that they are heading for an even odder one. Alicia arrives with a bottle of champagne. She sees Will and Diane talking and she quietly keeps the bottle in Will's office and leaves. The episode ends.
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Is the U.S. Army taking command of the smart grid?
By: SGN Staff
Quick Take: Even though there are numerous civilian microgrids underway, the military is marching forward rapidly on batteries, energy efficiency and renewables - and possibly most importantly - tying them all together into smart microgrids. - Jesse Berst
Jesse Berst, founder and chief analyst of Smart Grid News, has been covering smart grid technology and marketing trends for the past decade.
The U.S Army may not be leading the charge toward a smart grid future - it just seems like it sometimes. This week the Army commissioned a Smart Charging Micro-Grid from PowerSecure International, Inc. to help it cut fuel consumption and costs, and to improve safety, power reliability and availability at remote Army locations. It also awarded a $730,441 contract to International Battery for a hybrid energy storage system for its combat tanks and Stryker armored vehicles.
The Smart Charging Micro-Grid, commissioned at Wheeler Army Airfield in Hawaii, also allows the Army to integrate renewables like solar and optional wind power and enables its EVs to be charged by and give power back to it. And, it's also a battlefield safety issue because the ability of remote operations to generate power means fewer dangerous (and incredibly expensive) fuel transport convoys. The PowerSecure system also is designed to allow the Army to reduce the number and size of generators needed to provide power at those locations.
The International Battery contract awarded by the Army's Tank Automotive Research, Development and Engineering Center calls for the designer and manufacturer of large-format lithium-ion rechargeable batteries to develop a hybrid energy storage solution for tanks and armored vehicles under the Army's Silent Watch program.
International Battery will work on advanced testing and delivery of systems that are ruggedized, have no heat signature, can handle wide temperature swings and are lighter than lead-acid batteries. Under the contract, the company also will develop a hybrid battery system that will use lithium iron phosphate cells for energy and ultracapacitors for power.
It's not just the Army. The Department of Defense is getting into energy efficiency improvements for its existing buildings, and the Air Force and Navy are involved in biofuels projects and more.
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LIGONIER ŌĆö A first inning home run from Jordan Howell gave ChurubuscoŌĆÖs baseball team a lead it would not relinquish in a win against West Noble Thursday in the NECC tournament.
ŌĆśBusco beat the Chargers 7-3, although it took nine innings to do it.
HowellŌĆÖs homer was part of a three-run first that gave the Eagles a 3-0 lead. West Noble chipped away, bringing about a tie score that pushed the game into bonus baseball. Then, Churubusco added four runs to break the tie in the top of the ninth, and West Noble was unable to respond.
COLUMBIA CITY ŌĆö Columbia CityŌĆÖs girls tennis team hosted and fell to Northeast Hoosier Conference opponent Homestead Thursday at DeVol Field.
The Lady Eagles fell by a 4-1 score, with the lone win coming from senior Celine Rongos in No. 1 singles.
ŌĆ£This is the second year that Celine has knocked off HomesteadŌĆÖs No. 1 singles player,ŌĆØ Columbia City Head Coach Kathleen Myers said.
Rongos topped Kelsey Vessels by a 6-1, 6-3 score.
Myers also said she was pleased with the No. 3 singles play of Adriana Brown, and the No. 2 doubles team of Breanna Hicks and Alaina Beckner.
SOUTH WHITLEY ŌĆö WhitkoŌĆÖs baseball team picked up a win in its first Three Rivers Conference game of the season Thursday.
The Wildcats shut out Southwood, 1-0, behind a two-hit pitching gem from Alex Stoddard.
Whitko drew first blood immediately, scoring what proved to be the gameŌĆÖs only run in the bottom of the first inning. Tanner Gaff crossed the plate on a single from Zach Snep. Gaff also had the lone extra-base hit of the night, a double.
FREMONT ŌĆö ChurubuscoŌĆÖs softball fell in a NECC Tournament game Thursday to Lakeland.
The Lady Lakers beat the Lady Eagles 6-4.
Offensively, ŌĆśBusco was able to bang out seven hits on the night. Kasey Gibson led with a 3-for-4 stint at the plate.
Hannah Richards crossed the plate twice for the Lady Eagles as well. Other Lady Eagles with hits included Kristen Krill, Richards, Kellary Crabil and Lacey Pulley.
Courtney Luttmann was the losing pitcher for ŌĆśBusco, with Krill tossing relief innings as well.
SOUTH WHITLEY ŌĆö WhitkoŌĆÖs girls track team emerged victorious in a four-team meet Tuesday.
The Lady Wildcats defeated two conference foes, Manchester and Northfield, as well as Lakeland Christian Academy.
Whitko rolled up 91 points to edge past Manchester, which had 84.
Lady Wildcat athletes scored first in six events. Josie Sparks was first in the 100- and 200-meter dashes.
Miranda Terril grabbed a pair of wins in the high jump and the 400-meter dash.
Columbia CityŌĆÖs cheerleading squad held its awards banquet in March.
Awards winners include, front row, junior varsity, from left: Megan Gawthrop, Positive Attitude Award and Spirit Award; Danielle Reust,Most Outstanding Cheerleader Award; and Mariah Dennis, Leadership Award.
Back row, varsity: Emily Wilder, Most Improved Award; Dezer-Ray Lauz, Leadership Award; Courtney Davis, Positive Attitude Award; Molly Drew, Most Improved Award; Kennedy Slavicek, Coaches Award; Bonnie Smith, Leadership Award; Riley Fry, Most Outstanding Cheerleader.
Indian Springs Middle School 7th grader, Jacob Hinen, took advantage of MondayŌĆÖs cooperative weather, placing first in the long jump against Wawasee.
Both the 8th-grade boys and girls were victorious with scores of 77-29 and 58-48, respectively. The 6th- and 7th-grade boys and girls both fell to Wawasee, 68-38 and 75-30, respectively.
The teams are back in action Thursday at ISMS for their last home meet of the season. Monday is the county meet at Churubusco at 4:30 p.m.
COLUMBIA CITY ŌĆö Columbia CityŌĆÖs Park DepartmentŌĆÖs Opening Day Ceremony for youth league baseball and softball set for Saturday has been postponed.
The games on tap for Saturday have also been postponed.
Park Director Mark Green said excessive rain has caused the fields at Morsches Park to become overly-saturated.
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COLUMBIA CITY ŌĆö Columbia CityŌĆÖs boys golf team played through wet, rainy, 58-degree conditions Tuesday night in its Northeast Hoosier Conference Opener against Bellmont.
At an already saturated Eagle Glen Golf Course in Columbia City, the Eagles fell to their conference opponent, 172-177, on the front nine.
The Braves were paced by Chase Ellsworth, who scored a 37 despite the poor conditions.
Columbia City was led by freshmen Tyler Green and Spencer Klimek, who shot 42 and 43, respectively.
CHURUBUSCO ŌĆö Tuesday nightŌĆÖs Churubusco track meet with Northeast Corner Conference opponent Eastside started in the rain, ended in the rain, and in between it rained.
The Churubusco boysŌĆÖ and girlsŌĆÖ teams rained points on the visiting Blazers as the boysŌĆÖ team won all but two events on their way to a 99.5-27.5 win, and the girls went one better, dropping only one event as they posted a 99-26 victory.
Danielle Pippenger had four individual wins for the Lady Eagles.
Pippenger won both hurdles races, taking the 100-meter race in 16.7 seconds and the 300-meter race in 49.98 seconds.


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I'd dig full plate (6x8) too.
7x17- field of course
24x30 - cm of course. This "lost format" is perfect - smaller and thus lighter than 11x14", visibly larger than 8x10", and the narrower aspect ratio of the German plate sizes (9x12, 13x18, 18x24, 24x30).
A full "folding Reisekamera" would be stretching the limits of portability, so I'd settle for a lighter field camera type. Such a camera would need about 60cm of bellows to be usable at close quarters with a 380mm "normal lens", so the bellows shouldn't cause problems with wide lenses either.
These cameras do occasionally show up on ebay, sometimes in the Reisekamera configuration. It was said to be the largest camera one could practically bring on a journey, which really says more about the owner's ability to hire porters than about the weight of the camera...
-- Ole Tjugen, Luddite Elitist
When day-dreaming I long for a 12x12 field camera. I don't suppose I would ever pay for one were it available though.
8x10" or 18x24 cm. We recently bought a large thornton pickard focal plane shutter this size with a spring back and GG. This is the starting around which we want to build something like a folding field camera. We're slowly assembling ideas on construction, parts to be used, parts to be bought etc. SO it's another long term project.
Other than that, there are plans to convert a Rollei SL26 to take 35mm - a major challenge and possibly not doable - and in the past we've frankensteined several cameras with polaroid lenses grafted on 6x9 roll film backs - great for automatic exposure snapshots with flash! Another dream is to convert a Pola SX70 to take roll film: auto exposure plus autofocus on 6x9, it would be a fun thing. A japanese guy is trying the same and it's not easy constructionwise. Something one wishes one had more time and money for.
These are just some of our plans/dreams and yes, if wishes were horses, we'd need a proper corral to keep them all
Well, I may be coming down with Stafford's disease.
I was recently given a nice doorstop, in the form of a 3"/4.5 Pacific Optical lens. Its an oversize 3"/4.5 Biogon. John has one and has gone to a lot of trouble to build a shutter into his. The last I heard he was trying to cobble up a fairly conventional but very strong 4x5 monorail camera for his beast.
If I ever decide that I have to use mine, I'll try to mutilate a 4x5 Speed Graphic into a monorail camera with back focusing. Also to make up a set of Waterhouse stops for the lens. But I don't feel much pressure to move on this project; the lens is the best doorstop in the house. Much, much classier than a cinder block, not much lighter.
I'm feeling a little more pressure to build bracketry to hold my overweight oversize 600/9 Apo Ronar out in front of my little tandem camera. But not enough pressure yet to do anything about it.
10X16...the same aspect ratio as the 7X 11 and the 12X20...field camera of course.
You folks are an absolute goldmine of information. Thanks to everyone who has responded so far. This is information I needed right away and you all responded. So far it looks like the next camera to hit the drawing board will be a 7x17 format. This surprised me. Now I have to try to lay my hands on a 7x17 film holder to take measurements from. The film holder is what determines all the other dimensions of the camera.
Thanks again APUGgers.
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I'm not sure that 7x17" holders are standardized. I'd recommend buying an S&S holder from Quality Camera, since those are readily available new and won't be as costly as the other new options.
I was wondering about that. Just gives me more incentive to produce them myself. I have had several wooden holders which I took apart to see what made them so expensive. The mystery was buried deep inside the holders I disassembled. It was simply that people like dough. Making film holders is not rocket science. Maybe I will make some and then design a camera around them.
Thank you
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We know drop rates are one of the main changes you guys are looking for, and we're working to get it into the game as soon as possible. It doesn't mean we chose the changes for 1.0.3a over drop rate changes, it's just a matter of timing and them lining up with the next release.
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR | Net fishing should be stopped
Jim Corvitti, Bremerton
Net fishing should be stopped
Regarding the derelict fishing net near Big Beef Creek ("Fishing net gone after five months," April 19), this has not been the first time a derelict fishing net has been found killing sea life.
It makes me sick that the Port Gamble S'Klallam tribal officers would leave any portion of the net in the water for 6 months, where it continued to catch and kill sea life. This incident shows me that the S'Klallam Tribe and the tribal officers do not care about the Hood Canal or the Puget Sound. The owner of the net should be fined and his fishing rights be revoked.
The Port Gamble tribe is not the only tribe that loses nets in our waters, and others are at fault with this problem as well. During the netting season I personally found nets with dead and decaying salmon and other sea life. This problem with derelict nets has been going on for years, and all netting inside the Puget Sound and Hood Canal should come to an end for all tribal and nontribal fisherman. The tribes requested special funding for the derelict nets. If there was no netting, there would be no need for special funding to address this problem.
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New in version 2.5 PL Alpha 35January 3rd, 2014
- This release adds "pointflagged" elmrc option, adds page as text on b)uiltin pager and '?' (help) -commands to the MIME structure Menu and to the Attachment Menu. This release changes Mime encoding on headers and includes some other changes also. This release fixes text/plain; format=flowed (RFC 3676) handling of UTF-7 -text, fixes Ctrl-K (Mail PGP public key) -command, v)iew subparts command on the Attachment Menu and some other bugs.
New in version 2.5 PL Alpha 33 (February 25th, 2013)
- This version adds RFC 3676 (content type text/plain; format=flowed) support for builtin++ pager.
- Rewrapping of flowed paragraphs is not supported when replying or forwarding mail or when viewing it with external pager.
- Flowed format is not supported either when mail is sent.
- This release adds two new commands to builtin++ pager ('W' for wrapping and 'w' for toggling paragraph width), and adds "pager-indicate-wrapping", "pager-paragraph-width", "@charset", and "editor-elmrc-propline" elmrc options.
- A crash when viewing a thread is fixed.
- There are other changes.
New in version 2.4 PL126 (January 14th, 2013)
- This version collects some backported fixes from Elm ME+ 2.5.
- It changes the handling of dotlock ({mailbox}.lock) files, adds a "local-lockfile-pidcheck" global elm.rc option, and adds some other changes and bugfixes.
New in version 2.5 PL Alpha 32 (January 10th, 2013)
- This version changes elmregister, removes obsolete man or catman pages, adds handling of the "%CONTENT%amp;quot; (or F5) command letter to duplicate removal (Ed) and A)ssemble message fragments -screens, and adds the "S" status letter file and folder browser.
New in version 2.5 PL Alpha 31 (October 20th, 2012)
- This version adds [send-as-charset ...] and [no keywords] commands (or keywords) for the editor buffer, changes the handling of the dotlock ({mailbox}.lock) file, adds a "local-lockfile-pidcheck" global elm.rc option, and adds other changes and bugfixes.
New in version 2.5 PL Alpha 30 (July 17th, 2012)
- This version changes the implementation of the "pager", "editor", and "alteditor" elmrc variables, fixes some bugs (including a crash when a file with a too-long filename is attached), and changes elm.rc help texts.
New in version 2.5 PL Alpha 28 (February 15th, 2012)
- This version fixes some bugs, changes Configure, and fixes compilation on Ubuntu 11.10.
New in version 2.5 PL Alpha 27 (December 6th, 2011)
- This version fixes some bugs, adds a & -prefix to the folder browser (indicating the current IMAP server), adds a mailcap-blacklist-programs elmrc option (where Wine and shells are forbidden), and adds many types to doc/mime.types (to /usr/local/lib/elm.mimetypes normally).
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The flavors are wonderful; lamb and mole are two of my favorite things and the combination of them together is heavenly.
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(1.) Heb. kebes, a male lamb from the first to the third year. Offered daily at the morning and the evening sacrifice (Ex. 29:38-42), on the Sabbath day (Num. 28:9), at the feast of the New Moon (28:11), of Trumpets (29:2), of Tabernacles (13-40), of Pentecost (Lev. 23:18-20), and of the Passover (Ex. 12:5), and on many other occasions (1 Chr. 29:21; 2 Chr. 29:21; Lev. 9:3; 14:10-25). (2.) Heb. taleh, a young sucking lamb (1 Sam. 7:9; Isa. 65:25). In the symbolical language of Scripture the lamb is the type of meekness and innocence (Isa. 11:6; 65:25; Luke 10:3; John 21:15). The lamb was a symbol of Christ (Gen. 4:4; Ex. 12:3; 29:38; Isa. 16:1; 53:7; John 1:36; Rev. 13:8). Christ is called the Lamb of God (John 1:29, 36), as the great sacrifice of which the former sacrifices were only types (Num. 6:12; Lev. 14:12-17; Isa. 53:7; 1 Cor. 5:7).


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I have Ind-BIOS 5003 installed and working with my 1.0 box, using XBMC as my dash.
How do I install a debug bios to work with ind? I cannot seem to find any information on that subject. All I want to do is connect with Xbox Neighborhood and still use XBMC as my dashboard. How do I go about doing this?
Many thanks for any help!
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You might be able to do it with something like PBL/FBL, making sure that your debug bios is BFM.
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Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind is our ongoing, ever-changing attempt to perform 30 plays in 60 minutes. We do it every Friday and Saturday. January through June 2015 be visiting three of San Francisco's coolest indie theaters. See us at all three, and your fourth visit to TML will be on us (the San Francisco Neo-Futurists).
EXIT Theatre
156 Eddy St, San Francisco, CA
January 9 – 31 (Fridays & Saturdays), 8pm
(Accessible by the Civic Center & Powell BART and Muni stops)
1 Grove
1 Grove St, San Francisco, CA
February 6 – March 28 (Fridays & Saturdays), 9pm
(Accessible by the Civic Center BART and Muni stops)
Stage Werx
446 Valencia St, San Francisco, CA
April 3 – 18; May 1 – 23; June 5 – 23 (Fridays & Saturdays), 8:30pm
Accessible by the 16th/Mission BART stop.
At Door: $10 + the roll of a 6 sided die ($11-$16)
In Advance: $15+ fees (link coming soon!)
But, you ask, what is Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind?
Glad you asked. Come sit by hearth and let us tell you a tale of intrigue and mystery, of non-illusory theater and "number jumping."
What? No time for that? Alright, here's our bullet point list.
- Too Much Light / T.M.L.M.T.B.G.B. / Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind was created by Greg Allen as an ever-changing attempt to perform 30 plays in 60 minutes.
- The show is a non-reproduceable, always original event with the order of play chosen by the audience.
- The first performance was Dec 2, 1988 at Chicago's Stage Left Theater, and has been running ever since. T.M.L. has also been running in New York since 2003! And now T.M.L.M.T.B.G.B. has been running in the Bay Area since January 2014.
- If we sell out the house, we order pizza for the audience.
Here's how it works:
Audiences (henceforth known as "you") arrive early to the performance and are given a token, or toy, to signify that you have a guaranteed spot at the performance (you have to give it back, sorry). Upon entry to the theater you roll a six-sided die to determine the price. Tickets are $10 plus the roll. If you roll a 5, what do you pay?
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That's right, $15!
Next, you enter the theater through a ritualized practice that we've concocted. It's safe and doesn't stain. That part doesn't stain. Just remember to speak loudly. After said ritualized practice you are handed a menu. Other theaters, who subscribe to dated practices, might refer to it as a "program."
The Menu contains a list of 30 play titles, and above the stage there is a clothesline with the numbers 1 – 30. Coincidence? No, it's not. It's planned. We also purposely put a dark room timer with 60 minutes up there somewhere, too. These things don't just happen by themselves.
The performance will begin! You will be excited! You will be involved! At the start, we will turn on the dark room timer, which will tic-tic down to 0:00. In those 60 minutes we will attempt to perform all thirty of those plays you see there on your menu.
"How do you choose the order?" you might ask. Go ahead, say it out loud to your device's screen. You can just mouth the words if you're embarrassed.
Great question! And the answer is, YOU choose the order. At the beginning of every play we say the play's title and GO, and when the play ends, we'll say CURTAIN. At that point, you shout the number of the play you want to see next. We'll repeat that.
1) We say, "The Play's Title," Go!
2) We do the play. This is the play. It is happening all around you.
3) The play is over and we say, "CURTAIN!"
4) You shout the number of the play you want to see next. For example, "6!"
This continues until we finish the plays, or until the timer runs out of time. The plays you see could be sad, funny, political, abstract, confusing, naked, extra-clothed, musical, or anything we want, really. We might come out and talk to you. We might even touch you. Gently.
We follow three rules when creating theater for you.
1) You are who you are.
We don't pretend to be anyone we're not. We are we and you are you.
2) You are where you are.
Let's face it, we're not going to spend the money to trick you into thinking we're trapped in the belly of a whale, or the rock'em'sock'em gangster streets of old timey Chicago. No, we're in a theater. In San Francisco. In California. In the U.S.A. In North America. In the northern hemisphere. On earth. In space.
3) You are doing what you're doing.
We don't like to lie about stuff, so we don't. If we say, "Today I ate pb&j," then you can rest assured that pb&j was consumed. If we pull out a bottle of whiskey and sip it, then yes, we are really drinking that whiskey and the performance is about to get a whole lot more interesting.
Once our time is up, if it's a Friday or Saturday night, and we'll bet you it is, we'll hand one audience member a large six-sided die. Maybe it'll be you. If it is, you'll roll that die. We'll take whatever you roll plus the roll from the other night, and remove that many plays from our menu to create brand new ones. That means each week we premiere between 2 and 12 new plays. We like to say, "If you've seen the show once, you've seen the show once." It's a pretty pragmatic approach.
So that's it. That's what you need to know about Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind. Or so you'd think. Want to know more? Head over here.
If you've gone this far, you should probably just make your way to the show and see it for yourself.


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OverviewFrom any viewpoint, Pickett Peak is impressive. It is a rocky tower rising above the forest, and presents an exhilarating, albeit, brief climb.
Despite these features, Pickett Peak is often overlooked. It is overshadowed by its higher, rocky-topped neighbor, Hawkins Peak 10,024', which shares similar features.
Getting to the summit of Pickett Peak involves scrambling its rocky tower that looks pretty daunting, but isn't really that difficult. It is often hiked in tandem with Hawkins Peak.
The summit can be reached in about 1.5 to 3 miles one-way if starting from the base of Pickett Peak Road. Hawkins is another 2 1/2 miles further. Views are spectacular with the Sierra Nevada to the north, south, and west.
Pickett Peak can be hiked usually starting in June and can usually be hiked through about early November. If hiking in winter months, you will be snowshoeing up a steep grade.
Getting ThereTo get there from Reno, take 395 South until the highway ends in Carson City at Fairview Drive. Take Fairview drive for a little over a mile where it reconnects to 395 South. Follow 395 for 13 miles south to Highway 88, just before reaching the town of Minden. Follow 88 for about 19 miles. There is an offshoot south down Highway 89, but don't take it. Stay on combined highway 88/89. Burnside Lake Road comes in at one the junction point where 89 goes north. Burnside Lake is a dirt route that leads to the Burnside Lake. About 3 miles up the road is a junction with Pickett Peak Road. Park here. Passenger cars can make it up the road, but SUVs are better if you want to be completely safe.
Route DescriptionFrom the start of Pickett Peak Road, there are two options. If hiking Hawkins Peak, just hike a little over a mile up the road, and cut up towards Pickett Peak when you see a small opening through the woods. It is pretty steep, and involves some bushwhacking, but does not involve scrambling until you reach the summit block.
If just hiking Pickett Peak, and/or if you want some extra distance, you can take Pickett Peak Road until you see rocky-topped Point 9,003 - the rocky point behind Pickett Peak (or east of it). Take the road just north of Point 9,003. Make sure to keep going up, even if you have to leave the road. You will soon be at the base of Pickett Peak. You want to get around to its south side. An easy class 3 route takes less than 10 minutes up to the summit. This route is about 3 miles one way.
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I always like to read the opposing teams media coverage when they play the reds. I came across this post by a very angry astros fan. I just had to post it so others could read. Isn't nice not to be in last place.
"This team...I hate this team. They cant win at home, they cant win in the clutch, they cant hold leads, they cant pitch over 7 innings. Wandy Rodriguez is our ace because Roy is done. DONE! He's done unless he throws against the, Reds every start but he makes two-three inexcusable mistakes every game! He makes me miss Chris Holt this year. I want Wade Miller back. I hate this team. Thanks for showing up for the first month and a half of the year Lance! Try warming up before you swing through curveballs every game. Try taking some BP before you go out there and fan the centerfielder with the strength of your missed swings. Carlos Lee is making ridiculous money this year because our owner had his wallet stolen by Tal Smith, and Miggy Tejada is a lying, cheating, below-average shortstop who can has barely any power, range, or speed anymore. We did not trade for a punch-and-judy hitter, I dont care if he's hitting .325! He was brought here to hit 30 dingers, drive in 115, and score 90-100 runs. I hate him, and I want to take a bat to his kneecaps. Better let Pence do it, actually, since he is the ONLY one hitting the way he should be! Gah! Hey, Matsui, in America, in American baseball, we like to HIT the ball! Oh, and bullpen, Mike Hampton, Russ Ortiz, and Brian Moehler, your job is to prevent the other team from scoring! Was that not in your contract? Did you not get that memo? Oh, and look at all the help on the horizon! I cant wait for the 45-year Doug Brocail to come back, or 'Papa Grande' Valverde. They'll be able to haul around the broken bodies of Chris Sampson and Tim Byrdak after Cooper runs them into the ground. I hate this team, I hate the owner, I hate their constantly angry manager, I hate their general manager, and I hate their owner, who has led this team into a catastrophic slump since going to the World Series in 2004. Blow up the team! Trade Roy for prospects, right now, trade him to the Red Sox or Mets. Trade Carlos Lee to any team that needs a hitter, pay half his salary, and be grateful for whatever prospects they give you. Trade Jose Valverde and bring up some kid to pitch in the 9th, because we can forget save situations from now on. Send Miggy Tejada on a train as soon as his contract is up. Cut Matsui, just cut him, cut him now, and play Maysonet or anybody else. Cut Geoff Blum and let Saccomano play third. Cut those disasters of Jason Michaels, Mike Hampton, and Russ Ortiz. Bring up the ten best players in the system, play them 60 games and see what happens. Just blow up the team. I hate this team, they make me sick. It makes me sick to see that Paulino is a starter for us. It makes me sick that a reliable reliever in our bullpen is named Jeff Fulchino. It makes me sick that we had to sign Pudge Rodriquez because our farm system can't give us one major league quality catcher. The only thing I like watching is Hunter Pence hit and Wandy pitch. That's it, and Ive been an Astros fan since I was 7. I hate this team.
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DAYTON -- Jeff Ferrell experienced a lifetime memory Tuesday night at Fifth Third Field, home of the low Class A Dayton Dragons, a high even higher than a Rocky Mountain high. On a 3-and-2 pitch, the 21-year-old righthanded pitcher for the West Michigan Whitecaps struck out Joey Votto, the 2010 National League Most Valuable Player for the Cincinnati Reds. While he was still on the mound feeling the exhilaration of his accomplishment, the next two low Class A Dayton Dragons, Yorman Rodriguez and Juan Silva, hit home runs. Baseball is a fickle game. Votto was in Dayton on a rehabilitation assignment, testing his surgically repaired left knee, preparatory to return to the Reds this weekend after missing nearly six weeks. Votto played 4 innings and batted twice, walking his first time and striking out his second time. And he played first base, without much action. Actually, it wasn't much of a test because he wasn't called upon to do much, but he'll play again Wednesday and plans...
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Panthers keep battling
Brinkmeyer bloodied, but Reitz is unbowed
EVANSVILLE - A lot of blood may have spilled, but apparently little harm was done during Tuesday night's Class 4A Harrison Sectional boys' basketball opener.
Early in the third quarter, Reitz junior forward Evan Brinkmeyer tried an acrobatic reverse layup. North center Lleon Tillman rose to block the shot and the force of the collision gave Brinkmeyer no chance to brace himself as his face hit the floor.
Although Brinkmeyer's blood had to be cleaned up as he left the game, the injury looked worse than it originally appeared. After getting bandaged above his eye, Brinkmeyer later returned to the game and the Panthers went on the record a 63-37 victory.
Reitz (14-8) will try to beat Central (5-15) for the third time this season when the teams meet again at 7:30 p.m. on Friday in the semifinals. Castle (16-4) will face Harrison (13-8) in the first semifinal at 6. Tillman, North's lone senior, finished with 16 points and 12 rebounds. The Huskies ended 6-15.
The Panthers led 38-19 with 6:25 showing in the third period when Brinkmeyer departed. While Reitz appeared momentarily dazed, North took advantage, closing the margin to 40-27 on Mike Johnson's basket underneath with 3:52 left in the quarter. But the Panthers quickly regrouped.
Brinkmeyer returned to score six points in the fourth quarter to finish with 13. Clinton Happe, a 6-foot-1 senior guard, paced Reitz with 19 points and 13 rebounds.
"I'm not sure who blocked me — it was probably Lleon," said Brinkmeyer, who was expected to go to the hospital to get stitches. "I guess I came down on the side of my head and I banged it on the floor. It didn't feel that bad, but I looked around and saw a whole bunch of blood on the floor. I wasn't expecting that."
Once he returned, he played without apparent discomfort.
"It was just a physical play," said Reitz coach Michael Adams. "It was one of those unfortunate things that happens in athletics. But he got up after he got hit. He's a tough kid."
On Friday, Reitz finds itself in a similar situation. It's expected to win against an opponent it has already beaten. Of course, postseason already packs plenty of pressure to begin with.
"If you take somebody for granted, they'll come out and beat you," Brinkmeyer said. "You've got to come out and play hard every game.'
Adams said his Panthers have to worry about what they can control.
"With us, it starts with attitude and effort," he said. "If you freak out, you're not going to handle the pressure very well. I think you have to go in believing in yourself. And if you believe in yourself, good things happen. My focus has been on North and now my focus is on Central. I told the kids you can't win the sectional if you don't get there."
He said Bears coach Brent Chitty is one of his best friends.
"We'll hug before and after the game, but during the game we'll try to beat each other," Adams said.
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