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Getty Images The Winnipeg Jets have made their first important signing of the summer by extending coach, Claude Noel's contract for another year, keeping him at the franchise until after the 2014-15 season. The three-year contract Noel signed when the Jets hired him in 2011 was set to expire after next season, but the progress being made under his tenure has now convinced the franchise to keep faith in the 57-year old. Noel has overseen a 61-56-13 record with the Jets, but once again failed to lead the team into the Stanley Cup play-offs for the second year since their move to Winnipeg; it was their sixth season as a franchise without progressing to the postseason. But while Noel's Jets couldn't quite secure a place in the play-offs, NHL betting pundits note that there were plenty of positives from last season, not least the performances of players like captain Andrew Ladd, forward, Evander Kane, and defenseman, Zach Bogosian. With assistant coaches, Charlie Huddy, Perry Pearn, and ...
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Totally falling in love with the new Fire Emblem and I think I'm turning a new page on tactics/SRPGs. I've dabbled with FFTactics, Tactics Ogre, Disgaea and Fire Emblem DS, but I never got beyond the initial hurdles.
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Over the past week, I have become ,MORE, aware of all the changes that I need to make to get where I want to go. WHile I don't have a specific timetable of what will ( I hope) happen when,I do have goals. SOmehow whenever I make goals I get frightened by the prospects of reaching them. WHat if I really can't do it? WHat if I never lose weight? What if I don't get stronger? ALl these negative thoughts weigh me down and sabotage my efforts.
I have been fighting with GOUT for the last 3 weeks. It is still quite painful sometimes, particularly at night and wakes me from my sleep most nights. I have been managing on 2-3 hours sleep a night and although I doze off during the day, it never is for more than 1 hour at a time. I see the doctor again on Tuesday and I hope he just tells me that it will take as long as it takes. I keep thinking, WHat if it isn't gout, but something else? I imagine all kinds of things. I have been sleeping most nights in my chair in the livingroom as it is the only place where I get relief.
This tells you where I am mentally. I am worn out, over tired, in pain, scared and have no confidence. This is all mixing me up and I know a lot of it is from being so tired.
On the plus side. DH and I have been following my low carb/ High protein diet. We started Tuesday. As I can only eat most green vegetables, 1 egg yolk and lean meats plus all the egg whites I want, I was expecting a boring mundane existence. FAr from it! I am loving what we are eating and am NEVER hungry. I don't crave or snack during the day and only have sugar free Jello for a nighttime snack. I am not weighing in until Tomorrow morning. I am so nervous. I will see the specialist again on the 16th and the truth will come out. I sometimes wonder if I drink too much during the day. I always have a drink with me and go through quite a lot. Does anyone know if there is a point where you can be waterlogging yourself? I take many meds that dry out your mouth and throat and am constantly hungry.
This is just a lot of ramblings. Tonight I feel quite overwhelmed. I wish I could get a break from all this and get a couple of good nights sleep.
Oh yeah, 1 more issue. I went for my physio assessment and I was supposed to begin 3x a week for 8 weeks before another assessment. Because of my leg I cannot do physio. I can't even walk sometimes and I have to take an hour long bus ride and walk to the clinic and then back. Not to mention I can't bear anyone or anything to touch it or put pressure on it. SIgh....
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Hope your leg heals soon. Hugs Gini! You can do this. I am glad to hear the food is working well for you!
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The diet sounds wonderful for you. Sending healing thought and prayers.
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I'm sorry you are going through so much! i hope you get it all sorted out soon:)
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So many things going through your mind and issues that are keeping you inactive. Hope your Dr gets is all sorted out. HUGS!
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I am sorry you are still in pain. Hopefully your Dr can help. I think if your body wants the water then drink it.
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I am sorry you have been so ill Gini. Hope you get better soon!
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Gini, I so feel for you with the gout! Have you just started with it? What are they giving you?
I was mis-treated to begin with and it cause me to have a month long gout attack. They then gave me some medication that forced the uric acid out of my system in about a day. It was not a fun couple of days, but I can walk again (I was on crutches).
I also found out that a high protein diet will make gout worse. Make sure you are drinking LOTS and LOTS of water!!! Stay away from pork and pork products as they are the worse when it comes to making gout worse. Also shellfish and alcohol.
Are you on Allopurinol??? That is also a medication for the long-term that helps keep the uric acid down in your system. If you are NOT already on it, do NOT start it until your symptoms are gone!! That's what they did to me which caused the gout to flare badly for over a month!!! If you are already on the allopurinol, it should be OK to continue!!!
Sorry for the medical lecture!!! I just know how upset I was that I'd been mistreated!!!
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Sorry to hear of your problems. I suffer from periodic gout, and know the pain. I have very bad knees which hinders my exercises the way I want to. But I won't give up . I have a goal of this week, to make it to the gym at least two times. Make short t ed rm goals that are attainable. Good luck and Godspeed for some relief.
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OH girl so much sounds so familiar.... My knee is still so painful, not the kneecap the outer side of it. Phsyio exercises are hurting other areas, my foot and my back. So one I am only doing on the one side cos it hurt the bad foot so much I wasn't able to move. My back it is only 1 exercise but it didn't bother it when I did it with her.
Glad you are feeling good about the food end of things!!! and you will do well. as for the goals, yea that happens. We can talk ourselves out of lots of things, but just remember how great you will feel..
I too have been thinking man I have gotten so much worse in past month, pain and mobility and get scared that I wont do better, or the knee surgery wont go well cos of other knee and body issues. Have to think psositive. we are at the trailer now and one of the men, his wife just had her knee done yesterday and they had her up walking 2 hrs after!! OMG. and another woman had hers done 6wks ago and will be there next weekend. Shows me it can be done and I will do it.
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Indeed gout is VERY painful, many members (mostly male) of my family suffer from it. I do hope you find the relief you need from your Dr. visit.
I can def understand the issue you mention with goals. I am not good with them either so the only thing that works for me is to make daily goals, so much easier for me to stick to and accomplish. Of course I am not much of a planner either, one of the benefits of being single LOL !!!
I have a good feeling you will get good results when you weigh in tomorrow hon.
Hang in there !!!
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Gout is miserable and so painful. Lack of sleep isn't helping you either. Make small goals, those that aren't so scary and cause doubts. Small steps aka goals will boost your confidence when you complete them. There are so many things you "need" to do that its overwhelming. That's why you break it into small goals. By that i mean say you need to lose 30 pounds. Well that's a big number. Start with a goal of 5 or 10. Or make a change in one of your habits like the snacks. You've done real well on that. Watch the carbs because if you don't get enough it can cause some serious problems with energy and your thinking. Both of those things need carbs to supply them. Keeping water available is good too.
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I hope everything gets straightened out soon, you get relief from your gout and you get your much need sleep!!
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Have you ever heard of biotene dry mouth products? The last time I saw my Dentists I complained that my mouth and top of throat dries out and I drink a lot of water. She gave me biotene gel. Just squeeze a bit on your tongue and move it around the inside of your mouth. This works great. I use to constantly drink throughout the day, about 160 ounces of water a day, now I drink about 80 -90 ounces a day, and need less bathroom breaks too! I got it from my Dentist, I think you can get it in places in stores that sell oral hygiene products, like toothpaste, mouthwash and tooth brushes. You might want to look for it the next time you go to the store or ask a Dentist.
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Thoughts and Prayers to you. I always heard that you should drink half your weight in oz.'s. So if you weigh 100 pounds drink around 50oz water. 200 pounds drink around 100oz.'s water. And so on. Best wishes!
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I don't know what brilliant chef or home cook invented this salad, but I am sure glad they did. I love, love, love this salad (did I say love?). Beets get a bad rap because of their color but let me tell you, it sure does look beautiful with the white goat cheese and the green lettuce leaves. In this salad, I suggest using baby beets because they are sweeter, cook faster, and are easier to work with. Take precaution to wear gloves when peeling the skins and slicing the beets. I would wear an apron or a shirt I didn't much care about. Is this worth it you say? I say, absolutely.
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10 La programs for homeless get HUD grants
U.S. Housing and Urban Development Secretary Shaun Donovan has awarded $1.2 million to programs to help the homeless in seven cities around Louisiana.
The money will continue work at 10 programs in Alexandria, Baton Rouge, Lafayette, Lake Charles, Mandeville, New Orleans, and Shreveport, according to a news release sent Thursday..
The Continuum of Care grants are awarded competitively to local projects to meet the needs of their homeless clients. The grants fund a wide variety of programs from street outreach and assessment to transitional and permanent housing.
The largest grant is $275,500 to the Council on Alcoholism & Drug Abuse of Northwest Louisiana. It's to be used for the Biedenharn Center for Women's Issues in Shreveport.
The smallest is nearly $37,700 to the Inner City Revitalization Corp. for Olive House in Alexandria.
UNITY of New Orleans received $477,200 in three grants: $245,200 for Armstrong Transitional Housing; $172,000 for Liberty House Transitional Housing and $60,070for the St. Vincent De Paul Community Pharmacy. All are in New Orleans.
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In the tradition of The Good Mother and The Deep End of the Ocean, Anne D. LeClaire delivers a heartbreaking-and breathtaking-novel of two very different but equally loving mothers who face the most painful of losses and then find the courage not only to go on but to find meaning and hope in their lives.
Rose Nelson is a middle-aged woman with a broken past, a sorrow from which she cannot recover. Secretly guilty about her role in her teenaged son's death five years ago, she has sealed herself off from life, enveloped by a grief that has slowly eaten away at her relationship with her husband.
Against her will, Rose is drawn into the world she has avoided when Opal Gates and her five-year-old son, Zack, move in next door. Determined to start an independent life for herself, twenty-year-old Opal has left her family and the father of her son in North Carolina. But when she quickly begins an affair with Tyrone Miller, a part-time mechanic and local musician, Opal unwittingly breaks the tacit rules of both her family and her new hometown.
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Confronting such devastating loss and the questions it poses are at the heart of Entering Normal, How does one go on after great tragedy? What is a family? What sacrifices must a mother be willing to make for her child? And how can a good mothersometimes make bad choices?
Entering Normal is a story of family, a novel about courage, loss, risk, and betrayal. It is a story that goes to the heart of love.
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Fayetteville The Fayetteville Senior Center welcomes four wineries this year to its eighth annual wine & cheese tasting from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday, Oct. 21. This year's event will feature wines from Longpoint Winery, Red Tail Ridge Winery, Owera Vineyards, and the combined winery of Swedish Hill Vineyards, Goose Watch and Penguin Bay.
The wine sampling stations surround an elegant display of cheeses and hors d'oeuvres. Guests may also browse the Silent Auction, which includes a wide selection of items generously donated by area businesses. Coffee sampling courtesy of Starbucks accompanied by light desserts complete the evening.
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"While the auction has something for everyone, we are excited to include four Disneyworld Park hopper passes this year," said Sheila Ohstrom, Fayetteville Senior Center board member.
Proceeds from the fundraiser support the Fayetteville Senior Center. With more than 300 members, the senior center provides social activities, educational programs and health screening, as well as community oriented fund raising activities.
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Inflammation in this study was measured using a simple blood test that is readily available in most clinics and hospitals and measures C-reactive protein or CRP. The higher the CRP, the higher the inflammation, and the higher the likelihood of responding to the drug.
"The prediction of an antidepressant response using a simple blood test is one of the holy grails in psychiatry," says Miller. "This is especially important because the blood test not only measured what we think is at the root cause of depression in these patients, but also is the target of the drug."
"This is the first successful application of a biologic therapy to depression," adds Charles L. Raison, MD, first author of the study. "The study opens the door to a host of new approaches that target the immune system to treat psychiatric diseases." Raison, formerly at Emory, is now associate professor in the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Arizona College of Medicine Tucson.
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Today we check in with UK artist Jon Fox, who was featured in our New Contemporary book last year. Fox will be taking part in group show we are excited about, "Égrégore", at Yves Laroche Gallery in Montreal, Canada later this fall. His work often addresses the conflict of emotion: 'heart against head.' Many of his characters occupy a world of tension and turmoil battling with their own significance while the looming presence of a larger restless energy is at work around them.
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The Adventures of Guille and Belinda and the Enigmatic Meaning of their DreamsPhotography // Monday, September 08, 2014
In her series "The Adventures of Guille and Belinda", photographer Alessandra Sanguinetti documented the bond between cousins Guille and Belinda since they were ten and nine-years-old in 1999. The images show the vivid imaginations that fueled the girls' playtime in the countryside on the outskirts of Buenos Aires and their journey through adolescence together. Sanguinetti not only captured the fun, carefree playtimes that the girls enjoyed, but also the tender moments they shared in between.
Nuart 2014: The InstallationsJuxtapoz // Monday, September 08, 2014
We learned a lot from this year's Nuart festival, and the many questions and conversations we had with artists and organziers alike, was that by the time the installations opened on Saturday to kick of the Nuart exhibition, it was clear that Europe has a group of street and conceptual artists making provocative and challenging works just at a time that the battle between street art and curated muralism has reached a critical mass.
Inspiring Short Film About Zaria FormanJuxtapoz // Monday, September 08, 2014
Zaria Forman's climate paintings are inspiring and epic and we are so glad to see this short film about her work.
In the Magazine: Cleon PetersonJuxtapoz // Monday, September 08, 2014
Cleon Peterson is not a painting. You are probably thinking to yourself, "No shit." But you and I both know that the type of work Cleon Peterson produces brings up many questions about self and authorship. Let's get that point out of the way immediately because we live in a time of extreme self-exposure and explanation, and I just want to make sure you're with me...
"Artistect" By Federico BabinaDesign // Monday, September 08, 2014
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Those two properties are the strongest enticement for having a pay-TV subscription. So it's profoundly significant that the conglomerates that own them are embracing the idea of making them available to consumers who only want to get their television over the internet — "over the top," as the jargon has it.
"Embracing" may be too strong a word, particularly in the case of HBO. The deal it just signed with Amazon to put its shows on Prime Instant Video contains all sorts of holdbacks. There's a three-year lag between a show's airing on HBO and its arrival on Prime, and some shows won't be available at all, whether because of syndication deals ("Sex and the City," "Curb Your Enthusiasm") or because HBO thinks they're just too valuable to share with anyone else ("Game of Thrones").
Still, it's the first time HBO has made its shows available for streaming to non-subscribers. And, interestingly, it comes as Amazon is mounting increased competition to HBO in the premium original video space. When Amazon Studios first started making originals, it focused on children's shows and comedies, but the slate of pilots it unveiled recently includes several ambitious dramas that could make it a rival for HBO at the Emmy Awards, in much the same way "House of Cards" did for Netflix Netflix.
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It's no exaggeration to say that Dish's deal with ESPN parent Disney is what makes Dish chairman Charlie Ergen's vision possible. Because of regulatory covenants from its acquisition of NBC Universal, Comcast Comcast may have no choice but to sign a deal with Dish comparable to the one it got from Disney. Once Dish has two of the biggest programmers signed up, the other dominoes will likely fall in short order.
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Welcome to the Thunder Wolf District
This website supports the activities of the Thunder Wolf District of the Sam Houston Area Council, Boy Scouts of America. (Learn more...)
If you would like to learn more about becoming a scout please visit the Be a Scout website.
District Roundtables
Each Crew, Pack, Team and Troop should make an effort to send at least one person to each roundtable every month.
The April Roundtable meetings will be held on Thursday, April 9th at First United Methodist Church at 3900 Lexington at the corner of FM 1092 (Murphy). Cub Scout Roundtable begins at 7:00 pm, Boy Scout Roundtable begins at 7:30 pm.
Cub Scout topics this month are TBD. Boy Scout topics are Spring Recruiting - Open House.
Come learn what you can't get on the internet.
Remember, this is also a great place to ask for ideas and help!
Scott Driever
Cub Scout Roundtable Commissioner
Len Kutz
Boy Scout Roundtable Commissioner
Friends of Scouting
In the coming months Thunder Wolf District will be sending out volunteers to give a short presentation on behalf of Friends of Scouting. These volunteers are leaders right here in Thunder Wolf District. Please help and support them when they visit your Unit.
It is very important that we all give our support to helping this worthwhile cause. The funds collected from this campaign will directly benefit youth in our area and give our Council the needed resources to provide one of the best Scouting programs in the Country. All donations to Friends of Scouting are tax deductible.
I hope you will join me in supporting Friends of Scouting,
Vince Donart, FOS Chair 2015
Rangemaster Training Dates
Thunder Wolf District,
As we start to head into the Cub Scout Summer Day Camp program, we will again be needing trained Range Masters for both the Archery and BB Gun ranges. If you are an adult interested in helping on the ranges, you will need to attend one of the following potential class offerings. Additionally, if you are trained already please check to see if your training expires prior to the end of Summer Day Camp (June 12, 2015). If you expire prior to that date you will also need to attend a training session.
For more information, please check out the District Training Site.
Upcoming Events
|Jul 9
|Cub Scout Roundtable
|Jul 9
|Boy Scout Roundtable
|Jul 17-19
|OA Section Conclave
|Jul 27
|Popcorn Show and Sell Orientation
|Cockrell Service Center (SHAC HQ)
|Jul 29
|Fall Recruiting - Train the Trainer
|Cockrell Service Center (SHAC HQ)
|Aug 1
|Popcorn Online Sales Begin
|Aug 3- 7
|National OA Conference
|Aug 5
|Fall Recruiting - Train the Trainer #2
|Cockrell Service Center (SHAC HQ)
|Aug 6
|District Committee Meeting
|Aug 6
|District Commissioner Meeting
|Aug 13
|Cub Scout Roundtable
|Aug 13
|Boy Scout Roundtable
|Aug 14-16
|Venturing Summit
|Aug 15
|Trainer's EDGE
|Cockrell Service Center (SHAC HQ)
|Aug 16
|OA & LEC and ET Training
|Cockrell Service Center (SHAC HQ)
|Aug 16
|OA Troop Representative
|Cockrell Service Center (SHAC HQ)
|Aug 19
|Day Camp Meeting
|Cockrell Service Center (SHAC HQ)
|Aug 20
|Council Re-charter Workshop
|Cockrell Service Center (SHAC HQ)
|Aug 22
|Popcorn Show and Sell - Distribution
|Sep 1
|OA Elections Begin
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01-05-2015 Hits:328 Thunder Wolf News Steve Whitcomb
Thunder Wolf 2014-2015 District Calendar
03-09-2014 Hits:873 Thunder Wolf News Steve Whitcomb
The Thunder Wolf District Calendar has been published for September 2014 to August 2015.Read more
New District Executive
01-08-2014 Hits:925 Thunder Wolf News Thunder Wolf District WebMaster
We would like to give a great big Thunder Wolf Howl and Welcome to our new District Executive, John Williams. John comes from the St. Louis, MO Council. His contact information can be found in the District Leader page. We also want to give heartfelt thanks to our past DE , George Etier who has been promoted to another position within the...Read more
Tax-Exempt Status
11-07-2012 Hits:1707 Thunder Wolf News Thunder Wolf District WebMaster
Clarifying Unit Tax-Exempt Status We would like to clarify the federal tax status of Boy Scout packs, troops, and other units, in response to questions we have received. The IRS recognizes the Boy Scouts of America National Council as tax exempt under IRC Section 501 (c)(3). This tax exempt status extends only to BSA local councils and their trust funds. It does...Read more
New Health and Safety Form
10-01-2012 Hits:1726 Thunder Wolf News Thunder Wolf District WebMaster
An updated Annual Health and Medical Record will be available to Scouts everywhere Sept. 3. Its use will be mandated by Jan. 1, 2014. Units should use this new medical form at their Fall Recruiting events. Accurate medical information is vital to keeping Scouts safe and healthy at all Scouting events. This new format will make it easier for councils...Read more
Power Tools and Equipment Usage
09-15-2012 Hits:1717 Thunder Wolf News Thunder Wolf District WebMaster
There are updated items on the BSA use of Power Tools and other equipment by Scouts (and on Eagle Projects), please see: http://www.scouting.org/scoutsource/HealthandSafety/Alerts/Tools.aspx and the following is a list of age-appropriate tools: www.scouting.org/filestore/healthsafety/pdf/680-028.pdf It should be noted that ANY type of electric saw is prohibited by any Scout under 18..Read more
Eagle Merit Badge Counsleor
08-25-2012 Hits:1757 Thunder Wolf News Thunder Wolf District WebMaster
If you are looking for a Eagle Merit Badge Counselor, the District now posts those individuals that serve as Eagle Merit Badge Counselor to the youth of our district. Please see District Merit Badge Counselors.Read more
Join us on Facebook
01-24-2012 Hits:2469 Thunder Wolf News Thunder Wolf District WebMaster
Find us on Facebook and become a Member. Our Thunder Wolf District group is now up and running. This will be a great new way for all parents and leaders to keep up with important District happening. Tell everyone in your Pack, Troop or Crew to join. http://www.facebook.com/groups/217906058292016/Read more
District Calendar on other Applications
11-03-2011 Hits:2601 Thunder Wolf News Thunder Wolf District WebMaster
The District Calendar can also be referenced via other applications like Outlook or any other application that can handle ICAL format: http://thunderwolfdistrict.com/index.php?option=com_jevents&task=icals.export&format=ical&catids=0&years=0&k=38f31bbc7bff3bce9137ac0e5a56adc2 You can subscribe to this calendar on your Mac with iCal and then use iCloall your IOS devices like your iPhone or iPad.Read more
Eagle Scout Rank Requirement 5
10-30-2011 Hits:2233 Thunder Wolf News Douglas Acker
Eagle Scout rank requirement 5 has been reworded. To support that change, a new Eagle Scout Service Project Workbook has been created. Through Dec. 31, 2011, Scouts have a choice to use either the new workbook or the one it is replacing. Scouts whose Eagle Scout service project has already been approved by the council or district under the former...Read more
Duty to God Program
07-16-2011 Hits:2760 Thunder Wolf News Douglas Acker
LAST CHANCE! You have about two more weeks to purchase the Fish segment of the puzzle patch for this year. If you need the Fish patch segment to complete your set or if you're just getting started, August 1st will be the last day to order online. After August 1st, the Fish patch...Read more
Training Guide
07-08-2011 Hits:2342 Thunder Wolf News Douglas Acker
Please download the training document below to see what training is available, how to take the online training and how to check what training you or someone in your unit has taken.Read more
Update your Be A Scout Unit Information
06-10-2011 Hits:2336 Thunder Wolf News Douglas Acker
In case you haven't gotten your card in the mail, here is the information to update your Google Pin information on the Be A Scout website. We encourage all leaders to do this ASAP as BSA is starting a massive publicity campaign to increase boys in scouting. The PD can be downloaded from http://thunderwolfdistrict.com/joomnew/downloads/district-information?download=7:be-a-scout-update-google-pin-informationRead more
Join us at the Campfilre
06-06-2011 Hits:2640 Thunder Wolf News Douglas Acker
Join Us at the Campfire! This is where we can share information and help each other as a troop. Just login and click on the Campfire tab on top.Read more
Leadership Recognition (Knots)
06-04-2011 Hits:3135 Thunder Wolf News Douglas Acker
If you have Leadership awards that need to be turned into District, please bring them to RoundTable or a District Committee meeting and give them to Derrick Hayward, District Training Chair. The different type of training awards can be found here Nov 2011 Update: The national council's awards committee recently conducted a review of the hundreds of awards presented to Scouts and...Read more
Journey to Excellence
01-01-2011 Hits:3049 Thunder Wolf News Douglas Acker
The replacement for Centennial Quality Unit will be the Journey to Excellence Program in 2011. This program is tailored to Packs, Troops, Teams, and Crews, and consists of three recognition levels (Bronze, Silver, Gold). Unit commissioners will be working with units early in the year to help introduce the new program and help units set goals. Information and tools to...Read more


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This "Space Jam" Christmas Playlist Will Make Your Holidays A Slam Dunk
Everybody get up, it's time for Slam-mas.
This is a beautiful Christmas masterpiece and anyone who says otherwise is lying.
2. Last Slam-mas
Ah.. Slam-mas memories…
3. Jingle Slam
Basshunter + Space Jam = The most ballin' techno Christmas track you'll ever hear.
4. White Winter Slamnal
Sit back, relax, and jam to this winter-themed slam.
5. Feslam Navijam
"I wanna wish you a Merry Slam-mas, from the bottom of my heart."
7. O Slam All Ye Faithful
"Come and behold slams. Jam with choirs of angels."
8. Washington Wizards in Winter
Trans-Siberian Orchestra can never do a live version of this remix because the epic-ness would be too intense for this world to handle.
9. Slam Jam Mountain
While this music from the N64 game "Super Mario 64" isn't on most people's holiday playlists, it's a great wintery classic for gamers.
10. Silent Court
This remix takes Michael Bublé's beautiful version of Silent Night into overtime.
11. What You Gonna Slam For Christmas?
What's better than one song by Quad City DJs? Two songs by Quad City DJs! If this doesn't get you hyped for Christmas, nothing will.
12. The Christmas Slam
See if reindeer really know how to jam. (Hint: they definitely do.)
For more ballin' slam jams, check out r/comeonandslam on Reddit.
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Sammamish advances in Little League World Series
If the Eastlake Little League All Stars from Sammamish were nervous going into their opener in the Little League World Series, there was no sign of it as the team exploded for four runs in the first inning as Sammamish knocked off Corpus Christi, Texas. 8-4 Thursday in Williamsport, Pa.
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Sammamish, Wash., pitcher Jacob Dahlstrom delivers during the second inning of a baseball game in U.S. pool play against Corpus Christi, Texas, at the Little League World Series tournament in South Williamsport, Pa., Thursday, Aug. 15, 2013. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar)
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How the bears and orangutans keep cool at the zoo
Heran and Keema keep cool at the Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle with frozen treats.
U.S. Open at Seattle's South Lake Union
Activities at the Open for All Fan Experience at South Lake Union Park were set up to connect golf fans with the Chambers Bay tournament.
John Kerry visits Seattle
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry greets employees at the Seattle Passport Agency on May 18. The location is one of 29 domestic passport agencies that the State Department runs. Kerry returned to the United States following a three-day trip to China and South Korea.


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You take a book for your very own personal collection. In return, you give (or swap/trade) the librarian a book review of that book within a month.
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That's because the well-known risk factors for atherosclerosis, such as high cholesterol, smoking, diabetes and high blood pressure, appear to account for only about half the variation of rates of coronary disease observed in human populations. The balance of variation is likely explained by a combination of inherited variants in or near genes that are important in the pathogenesis of disease in addition to other unrecognized, adverse environmental exposures.
"Using genetics to help improve our ability to predict coronary disease is particularly important because we have several different classes of drugs at our disposal that can substantially reduce the risk of heart attacks" said Assimes. "But we still need to be careful about what we put into practice and not get carried away too quickly. We know from previous experience that a positive association between a genetic variant and a common disease, such as coronary disease, needs to be consistently observed in many human population studies before it can be believed."
In fact, Quertermous points out that even for the roughly one dozen genetic markers that have been successfully validated to date, evidence to support their use in clinical practice is lacking. However, this situation will likely change in the near future as researchers reliably identify more genetic markers.
The data collections used in this study were supported by more than 30 institutions including government and nonprofit agencies and the following companies: Astra Zeneca, Berlin Chemie, Boots Healthcare, deCODE genetics, Glaxo-Smith-Kline, McNeil Pharma (former Woelm Pharma), MSD Sharp & Dohme and Pfizer.
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Last week we published Ubuntu 7.04 to 8.10 benchmarks from a Lenovo ThinkPad T60 and had found Ubuntu's performance degraded peculiarly over the past year and a half. We then published Fedora 7 to 10 benchmarks covering the same time-frame and from the same exact Intel notebook computer, but the newer releases of Fedora were only marginally slower in a few tests. In our performance exploration of Ubuntu we now have additional tests to publish this morning. This time around we're switching out the hardware we're testing on to Intel's newer Core 2 series and we're comparing the performance of the x86 and x86_64 editions of Ubuntu 8.10 against Apple's Mac OS X 10.5.5 operating system.
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Earlier this week we published benchmarks of all Ubuntu releases from 7.04 to the release candidate and had found the performance degraded with time, at least with the test system we used. As part of our testing to explore this issue, we had repeated many of the same tests on Fedora with all of their releases going back to Fedora 7. Has Fedora's desktop performance degraded too? Read the article to find out.
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There are many people on Local Ads selling items both there and here on the Org - it's quite easy to spot them as the text and pictures are usually the same - so I refuse to believe you were removed for that reason only. I also don't think that removing the site (if that is even possible - so long as they're not breaking Facebook's rules) is warranted as most who use it have only praise for the admin of those pages and the way they are run.
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For any old-school Mustang fans, here's something you might glance at, yay! At least it looks better than the 2005 Mustang, I think?. Anyway, Jalopnik, Inside Line, and others seem to be drooling all over it.
Remember all those rumors that the 2015 Ford Mustang was going to be smaller, tidier, dramatically more shrink-wrapped? Just plain wrong, on all counts. It turns out that although it's built on a new platform, the 2015 Mustang follows in the footsteps left by its predecessors.
And that's really the point: The new Mustang is a car with global ambitions, and changing the plot would have been a colossally risky move. After all, this is a car of which 9 million units have sold over a continuous 50-year period. You don't mess with that kind of track record. ..
Taking the Ford Mustang onto a global stage meant finally ditching its live axle rear suspension. That low roar you hear is the sound of Mustang die-hards across the nation weeping into their pillows. Sorry, fellas, but as capable as the Mustang's live axle had become after years of tweaking, there's simply no getting around the physics of its excessive unsprung weight and the attendant impact on ride quality and bump sensitivity.
By adopting an independent rear suspension, the 2015 Mustang is said to have twice the anti-dive and twice the anti-squat characteristics of the old car. And since the engineers were starting with a clean sheet, the new car's suspension geometry avoids the packaging compromises that afflicted the '99 Mustang Cobra's independent rear. Ford officials are quick to point out that the new rear suspension was developed specifically for the Mustang and is unrelated to any existing Ford product. ..
Jalopnik: The 2015 Ford Mustang Is The Most Advanced Muscle Car Ever Built
InsideLine: Everything You Want To Know About the All-New Pony Car
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NEW ORLEANS - JANUARY 16: Quarterback Matt Leinart #7 of the Arizona Cardinals gestures as he awaits the snap against the New Orleans Saints during the NFC Divisional Playoff Game at Louisana Superdome on January 16, 2010 in New Orleans, Louisiana. (Photo by Chris Graythen/Getty Images)
According to Mike Florio of ProFootballTalk.com, the Texans fear that starting quarterback Matt Leinart sustained a broken collarbone in the second quarter of today's game against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Leinart, who is starting in place of an injured Matt Schaub, was injured when he was driven to the ground by Jaguars defensive end Jeremy Mincey. In his first start since the 2009 season, Leinart had completed 10-of-13 pass attempts for 57 yards and a 20-yard touchdown pass to backup tight end Joel Dreessen prior to his injury. Schaub was placed on injured reserve and veteran Kellen Clemens was added to the active roster. However, Clemens is inactive today, leaving 2011 fifth-round pick T.J. Yates to close out the game against the Jaguars, which the Texans led 20-10 at the half. Leinart fractured his left collarbone during the 2007 season when he was the Cardinals' starting quarterback, opening the door for Kurt Warner to assume the starting job.
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Taking full advantage of her time overseas, Kendall Jenner ran a few errands in London, England on Wednesday (July 1).
The "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" babe finally made her way to the swanky Sotheby's Auction House for a private event, looking stylish in a black and white sweater dress with black boots.
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Given the many hats she wears on a daily basis, Drew Barrymore maintains her sanity by staying centered on her family duties first. In her cover story for the Fourth of July issue of Hamptons magazine, the "E.T." actress discusses what balance looks like for her.
Drew declares, "It's definitely challenging, but I really compartmentalize my time. Number one, it's my kids. For me, waking up with them every day, having free days with them, working from home a lot, getting to do dinner, bath, and bed, is everything. My weekends are with them. I spend so much time with them that I'm actually excited when I get to step out of the house and go to a meeting. And then, things have to fall off the table. Sometimes it does seem overwhelming, but you just prioritize. You know you can't do everything. You choose your battles. If you're being the kind of person you want to be— which for me is a parent first—then you get excited about stepping away here and there and focusing on some other things. All of these businesses, as time consuming as they are, they let me be the kind of parent I want to be."
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Never afraid to show a little (or a lot of) skin, Nicki Minaj posted a series of snapshots from a recent pool photo shoot.
In the images, the "Pink Friday" rapper decked herself out in denim, including a skimpy bra and a pair of high-rise shorts as she worked her pout for the camera.
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It's going to be one of those epic films that only comes along once in a great while, and "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" is building some serious hype with a new sneak peek at the characters.
Ben Affleck's Batman, Henry Cavill's Superman and Gal Gadot's Wonder Woman all look amazing, along with still images from the Zack Snyder-directed project.
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Never afraid to expose her birthday suit, Miley Cyrus is giving fans another look at her lady pillows in the latest issue of V Magazine.
The "Party in the USA" songstress is also making headlines today for making out with her girlfriend, Victoria's Secret Model Stella Maxwell, in the parking lot of The Palm in Los Angeles earlier this week.
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Proving he's a viable stage actor, Jake Gyllenhaal received a warm reception as he kicked off his limited run in the revival of "Little Shop of Horrors" in New York City on Wednesday night (July 1).
The "Southpaw" star was joined by Taran Killam, Tracy Nicole Chapman, Ellen Green and Ramona Keller as he played Seymour as part of the New York City Center Encores Off-Center production.
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Always a fan of fun in the sun, Charlotte McKinney looks right at home as she poses in a series of bikinis on the beach in the July 2015 issue of Men's Health.
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Showing support to her LGBT fans, Beyoncé Knowles put together a home video that she posted to Instagram on Wednesday (July 1).
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Trade Talk: TMI Hospitality projects near completion
The company's new corporate headquarters at 4850 32nd Ave. S. in the Brandt Crossing development is expected to be ready for occupancy by early June.
The three-story structure will have room for about 220 team members, which is enough space to accommodate current staff and future workers needed to support the company's expected growth.
TMI Hospitality will lease the structure, which is being built by PACES Lodging.
In addition, a 92-room Residence Inn is scheduled to open in May at 4335 23rd Ave. S. and an 82-room Comfort Suites, at 4417 23rd Ave. S. is expected to open in June
The two hotels are among six that TMI Hospitality will be opening around the country this year.
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If you're looking for help preparing taxes, a number of sites have been set up around the area by North Dakota AARP Tax Counseling for the Elderly, which despite its name offers free tax advice to individuals regardless of age.
Staff at the centers receive extensive training and are certified by the Internal Revenue Service.
Free tax counseling centers in the area and their hours include:
• Olivet Lutheran Church, 1330 S. University Drive, Fargo, open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mondays and Fridays.
• Faith Lutheran Church, 127 2nd Ave. E., West Fargo, open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesdays and from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesdays.
• Christ the King Lutheran Church, 1900 14th St. S., Moorhead; open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mondays.
• Hjemkomst Center, 202 1st Ave. N., Moorhead, open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursdays.
For other tax counseling locations in the region and to find out the kinds of forms and other information you need to bring with you to a center, visit http://goo.gl/FPI7e.
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The Fargo-Moorhead Rotary Rose Sale kicked off this past week with a goal of selling 24,000 roses by April 24.
The annual fundraiser supports local nonprofit organizations such as the Rape and Abuse Crisis Center of Fargo-Moorhead, YWCA Cass Clay, Rebuilding Together and TNT Kids Fitness.
Roses may be ordered online at www.RotaryRoseSale.com until April 19.
One-dozen roses can be purchased for $20.
Roses will be available for pick-up at Shotwell Floral, 4000 40th St. S., Fargo, on April 24, which is "Administrative Professional Day."
Flowers will also be delivered free by Rotarians to locations in the Fargo, Moorhead and West Fargo area.
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The colder-than-normal weather the Lowcountry experienced earlier this year has adversely affected South Carolina's spotted seatrout population, but how problematic that will be for saltwater anglers remains to be determined.
Steve Arnott, with the Inshore Fisheries Section of the Marine Resources Research Institute, said there were a dozen reports of fish kills all the way from Port Royal Sound to Little River on the border with North Carolina. In addition to trout, he said there were reports of dead red drum (redfish) in the Georgetown area as well as dead mullet in the Little River area.
The S.C. Department of Natural Resources does monthly trammel net surveys to sample fish populations in seven different areas along coastal South Carolina as well as quarterly surveys in some other areas.
"The last couple of years we have seen seatrout numbers rebound in response to normal winters," Arnott said, but the numbers from surveys done since the temperatures dropped the water temperatures into the danger range have shown a decline.
"You are looking at a moving target. We still don't know the full extent of what has occurred. If you look at the long-term average over the last 10 years or so, we've started to dip just below that 10-year average so that means the population is lower. But seatrout is a species that has naturally large fluctuations in size, mainly in response to winter conditions. So this is in line with expectations.
"The winter event does seem to be taking its toll, but we have to see what happens over the next several months."
It took trout five years to fully recover from a cold-related kill in 2001. And in the spring of 2011 the Department of Natural Resources asked fishermen to voluntarily practice catch and release of trout until fall of that year to protect the remaining spawning fish after back-to-back cold winters.
"Two things affect (the fish mortality). How cold it gets and how long it gets cold," Arnott said earlier this year. The temperatures preceding the polar vortex and the days afterward have been relatively warm and that provides hope, he added.
Arnott said the trout numbers in recent surveys reflect what biologists would expect from a historical perspective.
"We have seen more dramatic events in the past," he said. "So far, not by any means was this the most extreme weather event we've seen. The most extreme was 2000-01 where we went from a very high population to very low, very dramatic numbers."
The catch limit for trout is 10 per day and the fish must be 14 inches total length. There is no closure or voluntary restriction now and there may not be. But it might be a good idea if anglers would practice catch and release with trout until we know for certain there aren't going to be any issues.
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Recipe by Stacy Gillis
"All of the southern women in my book club love to eat. Each month we choose a potluck theme. The theme this month was 'Soul Food Throw Down.' Our dessert this month was blackberry cobbler. This is an easy recipe that uses canned blackberries. It's best with a big scoop of vanilla ice cream."
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2/3 cup
cold vegetable shortening
2 cups
self-rising flour
5 tablespoons
cold water
2 (15 ounce) cans
blackberries in syrup
3/4 cup
white sugar
1/3 cup
self-rising flour
2 tablespoons
1/4 cup
white sugar
Living in the PNW, it was almost NOT possible for me to make this recipe with canned blackberries. Oregon is known for their Blackberries for "crying-out-loud!" I wanted to rate it fairly, so I did use canned. (can't believe I did that) Anyway, I really liked that the cobble had a bottom. That's something I will do from now on when baking ANY cobbler. Here's what I didn't like about this recipe. Shortening in the crust. Next time I make, I will use butter. The flavor was good, but I would have prefered to use fresh blackberries. It was really just "good," not great.
This was really good! I subbed blueberries for the blackberries and also used unsalted butter for the shortening. It was delicious with fresh whipped cream.... Thank you!
4 Ratings
Pretty dang good!
it is very delicious
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Book Club Blackberry Cobbler
Serving Size: 1/8 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 8
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 500
Calories from Fat: 184
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