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Combine 2 1/2 cups water, lentils, diced carrots and bay leaf in heavy medium saucepan. Bring to boil. Reduce heat, cover and simmer until lentils are just tender, about 25 minutes. Drain; transfer to large bowl. Cool.
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I remember seeing one where you describe but don't remember the name. However it's very close to the Arts & Crafts Emporium. One way to get your question answered would be to call them and ask, their phone # is (912) 238-9148, or email them on their website.
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Jawanza Starling returned a fumbled snap 80 yards for a third-quarter touchdown and Matt Barkley passed for three scores Saturday night as Southern California beat Notre Dame 31-17 to end the Irish's four-game winning streak. The Trojans (6-1) jumped out to a 17-0 lead in the first half and then fought off a comeback by the Irish (4-3) in the first night game at Notre Dame Stadium in 21 years. USC, which has now won nine of the last 10 meetings in the long rivalry, had a 443-267 advantage in total yards. Starling picked up the loose ball after Notre Dame backup quarterback Dayne Crist -- who entered the game when starter Tommy Rees was momentarily shaken up -- couldn't get the handle on a snap at the USC 1 with Notre Dame behind by a touchdown. Crist, who lost the starter's job after the first half of the season opener, replaced Rees and completed 4 of 5 passes to help the Irish reach the 1. But when he couldn't control the snap, the ball got loose and Starling picked it up and ...
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Birth Date :2000
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Claim to fame :Album "Beg for Mercy" (2003)
Earned two nominations at the 2004 Source Awards in the categories of Breakthrough Artist(s) of the Year and Single of the Year-Group for "Stunt 101."
Won a Vibe Award for Best Group in 2004.
Received two nominations for Top R&B/Hip-Hop Artists-Duo or Group and Top Rap Album through "Beg for Mercy" in the 2004 Billboard R&B/Hip-Hop Music Awards.
Got nominated at the 2004 MOBO Awards for Best Hip-Hop.
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Participated in The Black Student Alliance's spring concert in April 2005.
Was nominated for Best R&B/Soul or Rap New Artist at Soul Train Music Awards in 2004.
Was never joined by either Olivia or Spider Loc as some people had said for they, in fact, are part of G-Unit Records, not the members of the group.
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Water for soda, Switch a salad for lunch and have a light (but semi healthy) snack before lunch and before dinner. And walk occasionally or bike. Not crazy exercise but occasionally and you will honestly be surprised how quick others will notice.
Cardio.

Walk. Eat a li'l less if you eat like I used to. I used to stuff myself and then keep sitting all the time.

I lost 8 kgs, btw.
There's no secret in losing weight. Just calculate the calories you need per day, eat that quantity and do some exercise :D
Use an app to track your calories and exercise using an app. Try to lose 1/2 lb a week. Drink more water. Eat tons of veggies without dressing or sauce. Get 150 minutes of exercise a week minimum. Eat a healthy and substantial breakfast.
Eat everything you eat now... only half as much. :-)
Stop eating sweets, breads and baked goods.
I know many. But I don't want to give you ideas... so Do lots of exercise, eat lots of fibre
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It looks like that mythical Northwest championship won't be heading to Seattle this year.
For the second time in as many games against schools from Oregon, the University of Washington got run over by its neighbors to the south on Saturday. Oregon State's 48-21 win officially knocked the Huskies out of bowl contention and rendered UW's final two games against Washington State and California meaningless.
"It was an ugly football game," head coach Steve Sarkisian said after the most lopsided loss the Huskies have ever experienced at the hands of an Oregon State team. "There wasn't a phase in which we performed to our capabilities."
The Huskies (3-7 overall, 2-5 in the Pac-10) wrapped up their road schedule in predictable fashion, losing for the 11th time in their past 11 road trips. Unlike the previous three road games, this one was never in doubt.
The Beavers (7-3, 5-2), keeping its conference title-hopes alive, dominated the line of scrimmage, particularly against UW's shell-shocked offense, and breezed to a 20-0 lead midway through the second quarter. The Huskies never got closer than 20 points the rest of the way.
During a miserable first half, UW had minus-17 rushing yards and one first down through the middle of the second quarter, had watched one punt go just seven yards, and went into halftime trailing 27-7.
And then things somehow got even worse.
OSU returned the opening kickoff of the second half 84 yards to the Huskies' 1, scored on its first two possessions of the second half, and watched UW slowly implode. Four of the Huskies' first seven offensive snaps of the second half resulted in UW penalties. By the midway point of the third quarter, the deficit had swelled to 41-7.
The UW offense didn't convert a first down in the second half until 13 ½ minutes had elapsed.
"The big thing (at halftime was), don't worry about the score, let's get back to playing our brand of football," Sarkisian said after the Huskies lost their fourth game in a row. " Obviously, the opening kickoff didn't help."
When Oregon State freshman Markus Wheaton, the cousin of Kenny Wheaton, broke off a long run in the third quarter, it probably reminded Husky fans just how much these interstate battles have shifted in recent years.
Losses to Oregon and Oregon State this season have included an aggregate score of 91-40. The Huskies might be relieved to have their next game — UW has a bye weekend before the annual Apple Cup — come against in-state competition.
With just two games remaining, the Huskies have officially been eliminated from bowl contention. Since earning a No. 23 national ranking with the Sept. 19 win over USC, the Huskies have dropped six of seven games.
This marks the seventh consecutive year that UW will miss the postseason, a streak that is the school's longest since the early 1970s, when the program was making the transition from the Jim Owens era into the beginning of Don James's tenure
"It's hard because there was a lot we were playing for," said quarterback Jake Locker, who was sacked four times and threw for just 153 yards but had three touchdown passes. "We still had a chance to play in a game after the (regular) season is over. I know a lot of us thought that we should've been at that point, and we have the talent to be at that point, but we just kept falling short."
It was the third game this year Washington has lost by 20 or more points. Two of those came against Oregon schools, while the third came in a Sept. 26 loss at Stanford, and so there have been times when the 2009 UW football team simply looks overmatched.
Saturday was one of those days.
"It's hard to even evaluate the game of what it could have been because it never got going for us," Sarkisian said. "They just kind of pulled away, and it was over."
Oregon State 48, Washington 21
@AGATE PREP FB W 1 (line above):Washington 0 7 0 14 — 21
@AGATE PREP FB W 2 (line below):Oregon St. 10 17 14 7 — 48
First Quarter
OrSt—Halahuni 3 pass from Canfield (Kahut kick), 10:22.
OrSt—FG Kahut 44, 3:18.
Second Quarter
OrSt—FG Kahut 44, 13:28.
OrSt—Jam.Rodgers 6 pass from Canfield (Kahut kick), 7:38.
Wash—Kearse 3 pass from Locker (Folk kick), 2:21.
OrSt—Jam.Rodgers 10 pass from Canfield (Kahut kick), :24.
Third Quarter
OrSt—Jac.Rodgers 1 run (Kahut kick), 14:05.
OrSt—Jac.Rodgers 8 run (Kahut kick), 7:31.
Fourth Quarter
Wash—Kearse 39 pass from Locker (Folk kick), 9:27.
OrSt—Halahuni 5 pass from Canfield (Kahut kick), 8:18.
Wash—Middleton 26 pass from Locker (Folk kick), :54.
Wash OrSt
First downs 12 19
Rushes-yards 30-121 37-178
Passing 153 194
Comp-Att-Int 14-23-1 22-31-0
Return Yards 0 18
Punts-Avg. 7-39.0 3-36.3
Fumbles-Lost 1-1 5-1
Penalties-Yards 9-76 3-15
Time of Possession 27:56 32:04
Individual Statistics
Rushing—Washington, C.Polk 19-116, Bronson 4-16, Kearse 1-2, Locker 6-(minus 13). Oregon St., Jac.Rodgers 18-159, Wheaton 2-19, Jam.Rodgers 5-7, McCants 1-6, Stevenson 3-4, Katz 1-3, Team 2-(minus 4), Canfield 5-(minus 16).
Passing—Washington, Locker 14-23-1-153. Oregon St., Canfield 21-29-0-185, Katz 1-2-0-9.
Receiving—Washington, Kearse 5-70, Aguilar 3-26, C.Polk 2-11, Middleton 1-26, J.Polk 1-11, Goodwin 1-5, J.Johnson 1-4. Oregon St., Jam.Rodgers 5-46, Jac.Rodgers 4-(minus 4), Nichols 3-46, Adeniji 3-35, Stevenson 3-34, Bishop 2-29, Halahuni 2-8.
Oregon State 48, Washington 21
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Skip the City, Visit the Island Belle Isle is an island state park on the Detroit River, just three miles from Downtown Detroit. Plenty of open, natural spaces on this 1,000-acre isle, which also features golf, a museum, an aquarium and a half-mile swimming beach. One of the great places to visit is the Anna Scripps Whitcomb Conservatory; dating back to the early 1900s, it features various displays of fascinating flora, including one of the largest publicly-owned collections of orchids on the planet. Get to Belle by crossing the MacArthur Bridge.
Skip the Restaurant, Savor a Coney Dog Big cities tend to have their signature food item, and Detroit has the Coney Dog: a wiener in its natural casing topped with chili, diced onions and yellow mustard. The Coney Island restaurants are legendary for these, especially two that are actually right next door to one another: Lafayette Coney Island and American Coney Island. Two Greek brothers launched this downtown landmark 100 years ago until, soonafter, a fight between them split the eatery into the two side-by-side establishments today. The décor and ambiance in each is unique, and many locals will encourage visitors to visit them back-to-back to savor and compare.
Skip the Dog, Try the Pizza After your personal Coney Dog challenge, seek out a slice of Detroit-style pizza. More like a square, this Sicilian-inspired pizza features sauce atop the cheese and a caramelized, buttery, flaky crust. Its origin has been traced to Buddy's, a pizza chain institution in Detroit, where you can catch bocce ball matches at the Conant Street location on Saturdays.
Skip the Walking Tour, Take to the Skies Being a passenger is one thing but sitting in the cockpit is a whole different way to fly. American Aces Aviation operates out of New Hudson Airport (about 40 minutes from Downtown Detroit) and offers private lessons in Cessna 152 and larger Cessna 172 and Piper Arrow aircraft. Sixty-minute lessons include basic instruction, half an hour in the air, a log book and an audio recording of your flight. Do it for fun or use your flight time toward your pilot's license.
Skip the Street, Hit the Racetrack Race fans will be flocking to the Michigan International Raceway this summer as two major NASCAR events roll into town. But you can head there for some revving of your own, thanks to the Rusty Wallace Racing Experience. The experience is authentic enough –- from donning the Oakley fire suit, the radio helmet and the five-point harness to getting behind the wheel of a professional stock car around the huge two-mile racetrack. Classroom instruction -– pre-rev –- included. The Raceway is located about 75 miles east of Detroit.
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GREEN BAY, WI - SEPTEMBER 09: J.R. Reed #34 of the Philadelphia Eagles runs against Jarrett Bush #24 and Korey Hall #35 of the Green Bay Packers on September 9, 2007 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin. he Packers defeated the Eagles 16-13. (Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)
GREEN BAY, Wis. -- Now that Packers cornerback Jarrett Bush is back to getting the majority of his snaps with Green Bay's first-team defense in practice this week, the seventh-year veteran doesn't see any reason why he shouldn't stay in that spot throughout the entire upcoming regular season."It's my time, I feel like, to take on that starting role," Bush told FOXSportsWisconsin.com after practice Monday. "Being here seven years now, I feel very, very confident in what I'm doing. I'm experienced, I've been in different situations, I've been in big games, playoff games (and) the Super Bowl."I feel I'm able to lead the rest of the secondary and show them what we're held to as a standard, continue what Charles (Woodson) and Al Harris, what they left behind, and continue to be the No. 1 takeaway defense."Bush, 28, began training camp as the starter at right outside cornerback and has stayed in that spot on the Packers' unofficial depth charts ever since. But on the field, Bush was remov...
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The iPad Max Platinum Software for Windows from 4Media Software Studio lets you transfer various types of content back and forth between an iPad and a PC, and it features an audio/video clipping tool for creating personalized ringtones for iPhones. Other than iPads, the program can output to iPhones, iPods, and iTunes, with some limitations in comparison to iPads. Transfers can be performed by cable connection or Wi-Fi. Transferring from an iPad to a computer enables you to periodically free up space on your iPad. Many functions work by simple drag-and-drop operation.
You can transfer music, movies, photos, e-books, ringtones, contacts, and SMS text messages (in HTML or text format). A converter function can reformat audio and video clips on your computer into iPad-compatible formats. A CD/DVD decryption tool can rip content off a CD or DVD and format it for your iPad. A video downloader can download and reformat videos from video sites like YouTube and Vimeo. All these reformatted files can be transferred directly to your iPad for viewing and listening. The tool that creates ringtones works by extracting user-selectable audio segments from different audio and video clips and piecing them together into a customized ringtone.
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Photoshop mastery can be elusive, but in Photoshop CS4 One-on-One: Mastery, best-selling author and video trainer Deke McClelland teaches the most powerful, unconventional, and flexible features of the program. In this third and final installment of the popular and comprehensive series, Deke delves into the strongest features that Photoshop has to offer, including scalable vector graphics, Smart Objects, and Photomerge. Exercise files accompany the course.
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All right gang, we are taking up where we left off in the last exercise. Notice that I created this action right here called Rotate & Scale and we are in the midst of recording it. I actually did a few other things. I had to go ahead and finish recording the movie and go ahead and save that off for you, and then come back to Photoshop, and so Photoshop is just sitting here, the whole time just to waiting for me. So here is what I'm going to do. I'm going to go up to the Image menu, and I'm going to choose Image Rotation, and I'm going to choose 90? CW for clockwise.
Photoshop won't record the keyboard shortcut, so it doesn't matter if you play it back on a machine that doesn't have that keyboard shortcut. It's just recording the command name, so that's what really counts. Anyway, go ahead and choose the Command and then, I'm going to zoom out a little bit and scroll Sammy, so that I can see him here inside of the Image window. Notice what got recorded and what didn't. I'll go ahead and make my Actions palette a little wider. It said Rotate first document, but it didn't keep track of the zooming and it didn't keep track of the panning, it doesn't keep track of any navigation functions, is what it comes down to. It's just recording the significant actions. And most frequently, these are undoable operations. So that the same operations that are tracked by the History palette, and by the Undo command.
So you can think of it that way. If you want to see what's going on, even in the midst of recording the action, you can twirl an operation open and see that it's rotating the first document, meaning the active one, by an angle of 90?. So Photoshop doesn't always talk right. Sometimes these steps just have baffling names associated with them. But you can usually figure out what step is doing what. All right, my next operation is to go up to the Image menu and choose the Image Size command, because I want to scale this image for output. Bring up the Image Size dialog box, and what I'm going to do, I just happen to know, I have this little printer that's great for printing snapshots. Its Resolution is 314 pixels per inch, exactly. So I want to precisely match the resolution of that printer because it is dye-sub. In other words, it lays down a pixel of information. It mixes the ink for every pixel. So it's got a one-to-one ratio with my image if I do things properly.
Then I want to take the Width of my image down to 3 inches. That will reduce the Height to 4 inches automatically. We can see that the Pixel Dimensions are dropping precipitously. Bear in mind, I'm doing this specifically for the snapshot printer. So that's fine. Then I'll go ahead and click OK in order to accept that resized image. I'll zoom in on it once again, so I can see it at a reasonable size. Actually you know what, I'm going to go ahead and zoom it to 100%. All right. There is the Image Size command. It's a significant operation, so it got recorded. Twirl it open and we can see that we have a Width of 3 inches.
It didn't say anything about the Height value, notice that, but it did say Width Constraint Proportion is turned on. Where the Image Size command is concerned, it's just keeping track of what you do inside of that command, which setting you enter, and then how it effects everything else. So what we were concerned with, we entered a Resolution 314, we entered Width value 3 inches, and we had all the check boxes turned on, and the Interpolation was set to Bicubic, and that's what it kept track of. The other stuff will float. You can experiment with Image Size a lot. There is a lot of different ways that you can record image size operations, and I'll show you a few of those later in this chapter. So this can be a very flexible command when you start actioning it.
The next thing I want to do, the final step where this image is concerned. I'm going to go up to the Filter menu right there, and I'm going to choose Other, and I'm going to choose High Pass. And that's going to bring up the High Pass dialog box but of course. Something to know, as long as you are still entering settings into a dialog box, or something like that, it's not going to show up in the list. It's not until you've absolutely confirmed it, and it becomes undoable that it shows up in the list. Just the way that Photoshop tracks things. I am going to set the Radius value, because again this is a snapshot printer, even though it's going to have a very high resolution, dye-sub printers do a great job of handling just the tiniest little details.
So I'm going to set this Radius value to something pretty small like 1.5 pixels, and I'll click OK, and then we have High Pass listed right there. I'll go ahead and twirl that open. You can see what the Radius setting is. Now, I'll go up to the Edit menu and choose the Fade command, Fade High Pass. Let's go ahead and see what Linear Light looks like. Let's really give this image some major sharpening like so. Then we'll go ahead and take the Opacity value down to something like 70% let's say. But I want this image to print really, really sharply, and I've found that actually over-sharpening the image works really well for this printer.
So you know what, I'm going to take it up to more like 90% like so, and click OK. Then it goes ahead and keeps track of that Fade information as well. Now, whenever you feel like you are done, and I do feel like I'm done, I'll go ahead and zoom out to 50% to see what the image looks like, and it looks nice intact, all the colors are wonderful. It's obviously rotated well. It's the resolution I need for my printer. So given that, that sounds like I'm done. I'll go ahead and click on the Stop Recording button, and I have now saved an action here that I can playback over and over again. I'll show you how that works in the next exercise.
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The deadline for the 2015 Career Development Fellowship has passed. Please check back this summer for the 2016 Career Development Fellowship Announcement.
The NEPTUNE Career Development program is designed to support advanced post-doctoral and junior faculty trainees, or established investigators interested in redirecting their investigative focus, who are preparing to become independent investigators in clinical and translational research in human glomerular disease. Successful applicants will design and carry out an individually tailored program that combines a clearly defined training component with a mentored research experience that employs the resources of NEPTUNE or that addresses a question relevant to glomerular disease.
- Clinical fellows (MD, MD/PhD, or equivalent degrees) who have completed their clinical training in nephrology or pathology or a subspecialty relevant to the study of glomerular disease in humans
- Advanced PhD post-doctoral fellows with training in biostatistics or translational research who seek advanced training in clinical research in human glomerular disease
- Junior faculty with training similar to that noted above who are interested in establishing a career investigating glomerular disease in humans
- Established investigators interested in refocusing their investigative path to include studies of glomerular disease in humans
- Individuals must be specifically interested in training to do translational or clinical research. Translational research can be broadly interpreted to include laboratory or in silico investigations that can be directly applied to studying human glomerular disease. Examples of these types of investigations include but are not limited to identification of molecular biomarkers, studies involving techniques of human genetics, or studies involving generation or application of the tools of biostatistical modeling and epidemiological studies.
- Applicants can come from Consortium participant institutions or elsewhere as long as the trainee is supervised in a direct and meaningful fashion by a NEPTUNE-affiliated mentor.
This training program is NOT intended for pre-doctoral candidates or junior level post-doctoral fellows.
Training Program should have two components:
- Mentored research project with an established investigator conducting clinical or translational research in the area of or related to human glomerular disease. Ideally, the trainee's project should employ the unique infrastructure, clinical data, or specimens assembled by NEPTUNE but this is not a strict requirement of this RFA; a mentorship committee with at least one co-mentor who is affiliated with NEPTUNE will satisfy this requirement.
- Applicants are strongly encouraged to create an individualized training program that would enhance their formal skills in clinical research design, statistics, etc. relevant to their intended investigative path. If appropriate, this might include formal class work, participation in ongoing seminar series, or other appropriate training. Overall, the goal of this program is to promote an individual to an independent career in glomerular disease related research and not merely to complete a well-circumscribed project. Consideration should be given to employing local resources to help defray the costs of this training.
- Applicants must devote a minimum of 50% effort to their training
- Applicant institutions must provide written commitment to protecting trainee's time and providing financial support of the applicant
- A maximum of $62,500 total costs for one year to support salary and fringe benefits only
- Duration of grant support will be for one year
- In necessary, applicant institutions are encouraged to contribute to financial and other resources necessary for the success of the proposed training program. The use of CTSA funding and other institutional resources should be considered.
- Applications that are not approved may be resubmitted after revision during the next application cycle. Revised applications should specifically address reviewer concerns and should include an additional letter that responds to reviewer concerns (2 page maximum).
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- Application Format: NIH format: Except where noted, applicants should use the NIH Form 398 application form and complete all items on indicated forms following 398 form instructions. (http://grants1.nih.gov/grants/funding/phs398/phs398.html)
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- Describe applicant's planned training program (1 page)
- Will the applicant participate in formal class work or other programs that will supplement their training experience?
- As associated career development activities, trainees are required to participate in NEPTUNE Steering Committee meetings, to present their research at scientific meetings, and to publish their work at the earliest opportunity. They are expected to present their work at a Neptune Investigators Meeting at the end of each grant year. In addition, trainees are expected to create a mentoring committee of 3 investigators in addition to their primary mentor; this committee will meet twice yearly to supervise the fellow's project and to provide career counseling. Trainees should participate in seminar programs at their home institutions relevant to their area of interest. Details of these elements should be included in the submitted training program plan.
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- Human studies (provide evidence of local IRB approval; may be provided just prior to issuance of notice of award)
- Sharing plan: Please provide a statement that you will impose no restrictions in sharing data or reagents generated by this project in accordance with the NEPTUNE Ancillary Studies Policy and the NEPTUNE Publications and Presentations Policy.
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- No appendix of any type permitted
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- It is expected that results obtained will be shared with the consortium in a manner consistent with the ancillary studies policy of NEPTUNE.
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I'm having a blog tour this month to celebrate the release of my two erotic fairy tales - "Climbing Her Tower" (erotic Rapunzel) and "Trouble In Thigh High Boots" (erotic Puss In Boots). Don't miss it! These two fairy tales have also received four star reviews. Check out my Erotic Fairy Tales section above for more information.
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"I am just a kid from Porterville…This is where my heart is and where I want to serve is Morgan County," said Ken Adams, Morgan County School Superintendent. Adams was born in Porterville, one of eight children in his family. His father worked at the cement plant for forty-five years. He also raised cattle, sheep, and mink.
In the December 14, 2010, issue of the Daily Herald in Provo, a State Senator from Utah County made some insinuating comments that have certainly created a stir. The remarks were demeaning towards local boards of education across the state and the individuals who serve in that capacity. May I share with readers of The Morgan County News some facts about the Morgan County Board of Education?
Story Number three is Ken Adams as Superintendant. Adams has long been a part of Morgan life. He has contributed time energy and results to the education of Morgan's Children.
As we move forward and continue to strive for excellence in education for our children, the Morgan County School Board recently approved a new mission statement and beliefs to help guide our efforts.
Morgan Middle School Student Council with some of the food they collected for needy families in Morgan County.
Morgan Middle School held an essay contest titled "About a Time When You Brought Joy to Someone Else". After attending the assembly, The Morgan County News asked if we could print the winning essays. They are below.
Above are the winners of the Kindness Awards from Morgan Middle School. The students were chosen after students or facalty nominated them for doing kind thngs for other students.
Mountain Green Elementary felt the holiday spirit this year when Mrs. Tolley's third grade classroom Christmas party became "Santa's Workshop" for the afternoon.
Austin Myers, a student at Morgan Middle School, won the school-level competition of the National Geographic Bee on Monday, December 21, 2010 and a chance at a $25,000 college scholarship.
After hours of investigation, deliberation and interviews the Morgan County Board of Education has selected Westland Construction, Inc. as the construction manager and general contractor for the upcoming building projects.
Throughout Utah more and more schools are relying on volunteers for the extra support that is needed to help children learn at the accelerated pace that is expected of them. Volunteers at Mountain Green Elementary have provided support in filling staffing gaps, providing reading and math support to students who need one-on-one or small group help, and strategic assistance in daily classroom routines.
The Troyettes participated in their second competition this past weekend at Northridge High School and had another very successful competition. They came away with another 1st in military, 1st in dance, 1st in kick line, Sweepstakes winners, and a trophy for Judges Favorite. These girls are so excited for the success they are having this year and are determined to continue to work hard so they can continue having a successful year. Thanks again to all those who support the Troyettes. It means so much to each and everyone of them. The Troyettes next competition will be held at Murray High School on January 15. The continued support would be much appreciated. Congratulations Troyettes. This is your year. Keep dreaming with your feet and dancing with your hearts.
LAS VEGAS – Megan Haslam, agricultural educator at Morgan High School in Morgan, Utah, is one of 33 individuals nationwide who received the Teachers Turn the Key Award, given December 4 at the National Association of Agricultural Educators (NAAE) annual convention in Las Vegas.
Earl Ericksen has had an interesting and varied life full of experiences. He is an unassuming man when you first meet him, but as he begins to talk a life of novel worthy stories reveals itself.
The Morgan Board of Education has unveiled a new logo and mission statement for the district. The action follows work completed by two select committees over the past four months. The committees were comprised of faculty, community council members, and administrators
Samuel Abplanalp, Cassandra Andersen, Natasha Andersen, Kaylee Andreason, Emmalee Barajas, Alisa Barnes, Rashel Blazzard, Katelyn Braithwaite, Sawyer Brooks
Meghan Abbott, Joshua Abplanalp, Molly Adams, Cameron Andersen, Bridger Anderson, Olivia Anderson, Holland Archambault, Camren Arnold, Sarah Ashby, Shelby Ashby, Rhett Ballantyne, Talisha Bambrough
The Morgan County Board of Education approved the purchase of 8.65 acres of property for the intent of constructing a new transportation facility on the site.
The Troyettes of Morgan High participated in their first competition this past weekend. The girls had a very successful first competition. They came away with 1st place in every category (military, dance, and kick), won the Sweepstakes trophy that was 4 ft. tall, and also had two girls in the top three for drill down, Nikki Green, 1st place, and Karlie Rupe, 2nd place.
In the document "Promises to Keep" adopted by the Utah State Board of Education in August of 2009 it refers to the mission of Public Education. Within this mission it states that Utah's public education system keeps its constitutional promise by ensuring literacy and numeracy for all Utah children.
Bruce Galbraith is the Vice President of the school board. He serves from district two. Galbraith ran unopposed in the recent election and was re-elected for a second term of four years.
Volunteering in Morgan County Schools is a generous yet rewarding commitment to our children. Each of our four separate campuses has a variety of opportunities that can be tailored to meet almost any time commitment or personal strength.
Talk to any of the teachers at Morgan High School and they will tell you about the amazing students they teach; how extraordinary the young people are that live in Morgan Valley. There are two young women who attend Morgan High School that, through their latest endeavor, epitomize the great spirit of service of which the teachers and leaders at the school describe. These two students are Rebecca Elton and Madison Sunday. They are neighbors and friends.
Neil Carrigan was born and raised in Morgan. He graduated from Morgan High School and earned a degree from Brigham Young after which he became a math teacher. He taught for seven years at Rich High School, a small rural school in Randolph that had only fifty students. He then moved to Morgan where he taught math and coached a variety of sports for thirty-two years.
It has been said that "Pride is a personal commitment. It is an attitude which separates excellence from mediocrity". Over the past several weeks, I have had many experiences that I feel separate our community and the Morgan School District from mediocrity. I would like to share a few experiences with you and also congratulate this wonderful community in which we live.
UDOT's Student Neighborhood Access Program (SNAP)™ announced its 49 recipients of donated bikes, helmets and scooters in classrooms and assemblies statewide. Students earned the prizes for participating in UDOT's "Walk More in Four" initiative.
Ken Durrant is in his third term serving on the Morgan School Board and is loving the experience. " I have enjoyed every minute of it " says Durrant. He is a lifelong resident of Morgan. His father was mayor of Morgan City and he graduated from Morgan High School. Durrant and his wife, Kris, have four children, three of which still live in Morgan, and eleven grandchildren.
By Terry Allen, Assistant Principal, Morgan Middle School
You don't really understand human nature unless you know why a child on a merry-go-round will wave at his parents every time around - and why his parents will always wave back. ~William D. Tammeus
Thursday, November 11, 2010 was a very memorable day for our Morgan Middle School students and the 250 guests who joined us for our annual Veterans Day Assembly. It was an honor to recognize those who have served and are presently serving our great country during a time of war. Since our nation's founding, brave men and women have taken up arms to defend the truths set forth in the Declaration of Independence: "That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights; that among these are Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness."
With a nip in the air, a cup of hot cocoa in hand, and a quiet evening to reflect on the beginning of this school year, I pause to revel in gratitude for a moment at being in this time and place.
The Morgan County School Board has selected the architectural firm of Design West for the design of the P.E./Activities Center and the bus facility. Morgan resident and Design West Production Manager Darrell Erickson represented the company at the November 9 meeting. Design West's bid for the two projects came in at $110,500. Four firms were under consideration with bids ranging from $190,400 to $110,500.
Honor Roll
A portion of the Morgan High School song reads, "Give three cheers for our old Morgan High, where we never say can't but I'll try, heart and hand to thee we render, brain and brawn be they defender, for we love you our Morgan High." These lines were actually played out this past weekend as two of our teams competed in state competition.
Ashley Garfield, Senior, had an outstanding performance in the state play-off game against Juab. She had 25 service points, 10 of those in one game, and 5 aces.
Josh Mines, Senior, had a great game against Hurricane last week. Josh had one of 3 interceptions of that game. Josh ran his interception to a 60 yard touchdown. He also had 5 tackles.
Colby Skinner, Junior, had an awesome game against Judge last week. He completed 4 out of 5 passing attempts, one of which led to a touchdown. He also has been a consistant player as quaterback for this years Varsity Football team.
Brittany Visage is a Senior for the number one ranked girls Varsity Volleyball team. Last week during the Ben Lomand and Skyline games she had a great games hitting and blocking. Then against Rickh she had 5 kills and 3 block assists. She is a stable part of the teams chemistry and is very consistant with her play.
One of my assignments as an administrator in Morgan School District is the Safe and Drug Free Coordinator for the district. With this responsibility comes an awareness of the issues related to Risk and Protective Factors that affect students.
"Tell me and I'll forget; show me and I may remember; involve me and I'll understand." Chinese Proverb
Often when a teacher tells students about a new concept, the student has a hard time remembering what they heard. When a teacher explains the new concept and demonstrates the concept, there is a greater probability that the concept will stick with the student.
Lantzen Toomer, Sophomore, had 2 fantastic tackles against Box Elder high last week. One of those tackles caused the fumble that co-athlete of the week, Robbie Nelson recovered. The fumble came when the momentum of the game was starting to turn away from Morgan.
Robbie Nelson, Senior, had an outstanding game against Box Elder. Robbie rushed for an average of 27 yards per carry, had a 20 yard reception leading to a TD, a fumble recovery from co-athlete of the week, Lantzen Toomer's tackle, 4 defensive tackles of his own, and last but not least; on a kick-off he kicked the ball through the uprights!
Ashlee Gallen, Junior, had a fantastic game against Bear River in Varsity Volleyball last week. Ashlee had 32 set assists, 15 service points, and 6 aces. Morgan's volleyball team is ranked number 1 in the state with play-offs coming October 28 & 29th.
Chelsey Stegelmeier, Senior, had a great game even though the girls soccer team was met with a loss. As Morgan met Juan Deigo in the first round of the play-off's, Chelsey was the ONLY thing between them and all the extreme shots taken against her. She stopped all but 5 of these shots.
One of the most effective resources available to the Morgan School District centers around the volunteer efforts of the PTSO. This organization is lead by a group of caring parents who are willing and anxious to lend assistance to the education and safety of our young people. They make a significant and positive difference in the success of our education program.
The Morgan Board of Education is working closely with city and county officials in a combined effort to construct a bridge at the south end of Young Street. During their monthly meeting held on October 12, the Board discussed options for the exact location of the bridge and how that design might influence the location of the new bus facility. Joining the Board in the discussion were Mayor Jim Egbert, County Council Chairman Sid Creager, and City Councilman Jeff Wardell.
Cameron Streadbeck had a killer defensive game against Ben Lomond. Cameron had 10 tackles and 2 sacks that helped insure the Trojans victory over the Scots.
Becca Rees, Senior, had a great game for Varsity girls soccer. Becca had a goal and had 2 assists to AJ Bateman for goals at last weeks game against Ben Lomond.
Student learning is the supreme reason for a school's existence and optimal student learning is the top priority of the Morgan County School District. Teachers and administrators in each of the district's four schools work diligently towards this outcome.
Garrett Largent, Junior, had an excellent game against our rivals, the Bears. Garrett had 9 tackles and some key plays. Even though it was a tough loss, Garrett and the Trojans fought hard.
Emmalee Barajas, is a Senior at Morgan and had a great race at Ben Lomond last Wednesday. She ran the 3 mile course in 20:37 and took 2nd place.
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Hi! Happy almost-Friday <3 I'm on my way to Zumba and barre at the beach, and have a very special guest post to share today. As longtime readers know, my undergraduate degree is in Finance. While it's not something that I use now for my career -example A: I'll be dancing today by a 60 ft. inflatable cranberry- it is something that has helped me immensely with our personal finances and blog endeavors. Even though it's not my career, Finance is still one of my hobbies, and I enjoy keeping up-to-date on current market stats and working on our family budget and investments. Needless to say, I was really excited when Rachel offered to write a guest post with saving advice for the blog. While this isn't within the general scope of my usual blog topics, I think it's fun to branch out, and this is valuable information many could use. Rachel majored in Finance and currently manages corporate development and financial modeling for an education technology company.
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Alright, Wisconsin, what is it? Are you a power program that belongs
among the big boys, and was last season just a horrible aberration,
or are you growing into the stereotype of being slow, stodgy, and
lacking in creativity, like the 42-13 Champs Sports Bowl loss to
Florida State might suggest?Wisconsin was good enough and
experienced enough to have been in the mix for the Big Ten title
last season, but it failed (go ahead and use the word choke if you
prefer) in three key games (Michigan, Ohio State, and Michigan
State) and got its doors blown off against Penn State, Iowa and
Florida State when it should've been far more competitive.
2009 Schedule
CFN Prediction:
2009 Record: 0-0
9/5 Northern
Illinois9/12 Fresno State9/19
Michigan State10/3 at Minnesota10/10 at Ohio State10/17
Iowa10/24 OPEN DATE10/31
at Indiana11/14 Michigan
11/21 at Northwestern11/28 OPEN DATE12/5
It's not that Badgers weren't good enough to hang around against the big
boys, the Ohio State game proved that, it's that they didn't play up to
their talent level. The program had a bad season from the coaching staff
on down, and now it'll be vital for a bounce-back season or else there
might be major changes made at a place that now expects success.
The perception is that Wisconsin is a try-hard program that gets by with
mediocre talents who brute their way through games rather than rely on
skill. While they're known for their too-beefy offensive lines that pave
the way for talented backs who run a bazillion times a game, the reality
is that the Badgers have had as much talent as anyone else over the
years. The past success wasn't a fluke and it hadn't come just because
everyone was trying really hard. Wisconsin has had 44 players
drafted over the last ten years (by comparison, Florida has had 49
players drafted over the same span and Oklahoma has had 42) and has been
one of the most competitive and successful Big Ten teams when it comes
to facing the SEC. So why did it take a few missed extra points to
survive against Cal Poly just to get bowl eligible? Why was it so hard
to put away a dying Minnesota team? There are a few ways to look
at what happened. The team fought its way through a rough year to win
four of its last five games to get to a bowl, when it could've easily
have quit after a brutal four-game losing streak to kick off Big Ten
play. There's also no telling what could've happened had the Badgers not
choked (yes, I'll use the word) away the loss to the Wolverines and if
they had come up with the late stop to hold off Terrelle Pryor and the
Buckeyes. The quarterback play was too awful to have beaten Penn State,
and the tackling was stunningly poor to have made a difference in the
Iowa loss, but had UW won the two games it gave away, and had it come up
with a stop on a huge pass play to lead to a late field goal loss to
Michigan State, it would've been 10-2 with a ton of positive momentum
heading into either a New Year's Day pasting of a bad South Carolina
team or a sure-loss to Georgia. Either way, things would've been wildly
different. And then there's the flip side. Wisconsin should've
lost to Cal Poly, came achingly close to blowing it against Fresno
State, and needed everything in the bag to get by Minnesota. If two of
those games had gone the other way, the Badgers might be looking for a
replacement for head coach Bret Bielema.This year's team has a
chance to make amends. It's not as talented as last year's squad, but
there are nice pieces to build around including a strong running game
(duh … it's Wisconsin), a terrific-looking linebacking corps, a
secondary that could be sneaky-good with a little bit of time, and one
of the best kicking games in America.The formula of pounding the
ball, playing decent defense, and winning the special teams battles
should work once again, but Wisconsin will only shine again if it
doesn't make the dumb late mistakes. Getting blown out is one thing, but
winning all the close games and being the stronger team in minute 59
will be a must. No one will be talking much about Wisconsin this
preseason, but in a down year for the Big Ten, and with the way the
program tends to do its best when the spotlight isn't on, and if it gets
a few big breaks, it could get back on track and be the power team it
should've become last year. What to watch for on offense:
The quarterback situation … again. For yet another year, there's going
to be a summer of controversy surrounding the starting quarterback job.
While Dustin Sherer might be the safe choice, considering he started
over the second half of last year and is a solid senior, redshirt
freshman Curt Phillips could be the guy who makes everyone wonder why
the issue was even up for discussion. Phillips will likely make more
mistakes if he's the No. 1, but he has the mobility to make the
quarterback spot plus this year, rather than make it a caretaker's job.
What to watch for on defense: The defensive
tackles. The back seven will be solid and the pass rush will be hit or
miss, but the Badgers can't do much this year if the tackles aren't
great. There aren't any big names, with Dan Moore and Jeff Stehle
seniors who haven't set the world on fire so far as backups, but the
coaching staff likes the rotation and there's talk that the interior
could quietly grow into a plus as the season wears on.The
team will be far better if … the quarterbacks don't stink. The
quarterback play wasn't necessarily awful throughout all of last season,
but it was inconsistent and generally ineffective. Allan Evridge and
Dustin Sherer were awful in the four-game losing streak with eight of
the 11 interceptions thrown on the year coming against Michigan, Ohio
State, Penn State and Iowa, and it's not a stretch to suggest a
mid-level quarterback would've pulled out the first two of those games.
Now Evridge, who unfairly took the brunt of the blame for the bad year,
is gone and Sherer has to show he can make plays to keep the attack
moving. If not, the Curt Phillips era will begin.
The Schedule: If Wisconsin gets solid
quarterbacking and plays up to its capabilities on both sides of the
ball, a double-digit win season is possible. However, there will likely
be a bad loss somewhere on the board. The non-conference schedule is
squishy-soft even with games against Fresno State and Hawaii (in Hawaii)
from the WAC. If the Badgers can beat Michigan State in the conference
opener and can pull off the upset against Ohio State in Columbus in
mid-October, the Big Ten title is theirs for the taking with no Penn
State and no Illinois (who has improved) to deal with. Considering most
of the Big Ten teams go straight through the season and end early,
there's a huge luxury of a week off in October. After the October 17th
game against Iowa, there's only one more game against a bowl team from
last year (Northwestern) before facing Hawaii.
Best Offensive Player:
Sophomore RB John Clay. He has all the makings of college football's
next superstar. He's 6-2, 247 pounds, has sprinter's speed and plays
through the little injuries. He hasn't been a workhorse yet, at least
not in the typical Wisconsin 35-carry sort of way, but he'll have games
when he carries the team on his back.
Best Defensive Player: Senior LB Jaevery McFadden. The team's
leading tackler last season, McFadden made 84 tackles despite being out
of position in the middle. Now he'll move to the weakside where he'll
have more room to roam and the change could mean a monster season. He
has the athleticism to get into the backfield on a regular basis and the
range to chase down everyone and everything that moves.
Key player to a successful season:
Sophomore OT Josh Oglesby. The starting quarterback, whoever that is on
a weekly basis, is the key to the season, but he'll need to be upright.
The decision on who starts might be based on the tackle play,
considering Phillips is a runner and can buy himself more time than
Sherer can. The pass protection has been miserable over the last few
seasons, but Gabe Carimi should be coming into his own at left tackle
and Oglesby has all the potential to be a star on the right. One of the
nation's top recruits a few years ago, Oglesby has to play up to his
talent level to solidify a good line that has the potential to be great
if injuries aren't an issue.
The season will be a success if
... it's a double-digit win campaign. A loss at Ohio State is expected,
but it's not a mortal lock considering the massive personnel changes the
Buckeyes will have to deal with. That's it as far as the games Wisconsin
can't win. Outside of OSU, the two toughest games are against Michigan
State and Iowa, and they're at home. There are too many problems with
the Badgers to win the Big Ten title, and there will be a gaffe along
the way against someone like Minnesota or Northwestern (both games on
the road), but nine regular-season wins and a bowl victory isn't too
much to demand.
Key game:
September 26th vs. Michigan State. MSU is where Wisconsin was
a few years ago, taking on the role as the Big Ten's rising star. This
is UW's chance to change that and make a huge statement with a win over
a good team in the conference opener. Considering the following game
will be at Minnesota, who'll be far better and will be in its new
ballpark, followed up by the trip to Columbus, beating the Spartans
might be a must to avoid another early slide into irrelevance.
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5 Reasons Cats Are Inferior to Dogs In Every Way
Are cats really the Honey Boo Boo of the animal world? No, Honey Boo Boo is the Honey Boo Boo of the animal world, while cats are more like the Lindsay Lohan of the animal world – difficult, unpredictable, hard to like, and probably high on catnip.: Oh, cats look cute: when they're in the bobblehead kitten stage or swatting away at yarn, but as you get to know the little beasts, you start to realize that they're merely trying to lull you into complacency so they can steal your breath after you fall asleep. An old wives' tale? Well, is it just an old wives' tale that if a cop beats a hippy with his nightstick then he'll have good luck for seven years? I think not. On the other hand, dogs are superior to cats in every way and if you don't agree, well then, good luck with your empty life without a soul.
1) Dogs are much smarter than cats.
Can you teach a cat to sit? To roll over? To come when it's called? No, because cats are stupid. Granted, dogs are stupid, too, but they're probably on the same level as your two year old. A cat is closer in intelligence to a geranium – if a geranium had claws and a certain feral cunning it could use to track, torment, and kill smaller plants for its own amusement. Is that what you'd want for a plant you loved? To be at the mercy of a hateful geranium? You cat people are just sick! Sick!
2) Your dog loves you. Your cat couldn't care less if you were murdered by clowns.
You don't have to guess whether a dog is happy to see you or not because every time you come home, he dances around the room, jumps in circles, wags his tail, and generally acts like you would if you won the lottery, gained super powers, and cured cancer all at the same time. Meanwhile, cats skulk around the house, hide from you, and like to sit out of reach, preferably somewhere in the kitchen where their fur can fall in your food. Ironically, the general indifference of cats is what makes them charming to some people. "Ooooh, I know I'm just about to win kitty over with this bowl of milk, his favorite toy, and a scratching post and….kitty, no, don't pee on that, kitty, no! Oooh, I have to try harder to get kitty to like me!"
3) Dogs are better pets.
Dogs have spent thousands of years earning the title "man's best friend" while cats spent that time perfecting the art of spitting up hairballs. Your dog would rather sleep outside on the ground with you than inside a warm, comfortable house. Your cat is kind of hoping you'll die so he can eat you. Dogs use the bathroom outside. Cats stink up your house by insisting on using a litter box. Dogs are renowned for their loyalty. Cats are mainly known for murdering small animals and dropping them in front of their owners in an attempt to horrify and intimidate them. The very fact that dogs chase cats is actually proof that they're concerned about the welfare of human beings and are trying to stop them from getting cat cooties.
4) Dogs are happy and fun while cats are generally annoying.
Sure, cats are cute when they play with toys, but so are dogs. Of course, dogs also don't generally scatter the contents of their litter box across the floor, scratch you until they draw blood for random reasons, and generally get in the way of whatever you're doing. On the other hand, you pick up a paper and the cat lies on it. Try to go to sleep and the cat walks on your face. Walk down the stairs and the cat runs between your legs. Dogs want to be your pal, while your cat will only tolerate you because you feed it and because secretly, it wants to work with a coven of other felines to turn you into a crazy cat lady.
5) Cats would murder you if they could.
Dogs are friendly animals that view human beings not so much as their servants or masters, but as part of their pack. They love and accept people as their friends, their equals, and their brothers in the animal kingdom. On the other hand, cat lovers should be honest enough to admit the truth: Your cat would eat you and everyone you love if it could. Worse yet, it would toy with you, enjoying your suffering and fear – as it bats you around with its claws before it grows tired of your mournful cries and engineers your grisly demise with its razor-sharp teeth. Remember that the next time you are giving your little snoogums a kiss before night night.
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Chris Low: February job numbers show some progress
A job seeker carries a worn briefcase at the Green Jobs and Entrepeneurship Fair in Berkeley, California.
BOB MOON: Let's go a little deeper into all this with Chris Low, chief economist at FTN Financial. Chris, no doubt this reflects improvement, but just how impressed should we be, do you think?
CHRIS LOW: Well, thanks Bob, I tell you what -- I think the most important thing to do, looking at this report, is to put it into the perspective of what happened in January. The weather, especially storms in the South East depressed hiring. When you look at the two months together, which as you see is an average private sector job growth of 135,000 -- unfortunately, about the same as the average last year.
MOON: So maybe not as impressive as it looks at first glance. We just heard Nancy tell us that even as businesses were hiring in the private sector, government cutbacks were taking jobs away -- is that going to create two-steps-forward, one-step-back kind of drag?
LOW: Well, call it three-steps-forward, one-step-back. We lost 30,000 jobs at the state and local level. I expect we're going to see similar losses going forward. What's going on is that state and local governments assume the normal recovery in tax revenues. It's not happening because we don't have the kind of private sector job growth you would normally get in a recovery. So if we can in fact accelerate to faster job growth over the course of this year, that burden will lighten, but for now, those layoffs are the beginning of a trend I think that's going to last for a while.
MOON: Quickly -- do you see much change we'll have this report leading to Chairman Bernanke at the Federal Reserve considering tightening up its easy money policy?
LOW: I don't think so. You know, Bernanke himself said earlier this week, we lost 8.5 million jobs during the recession. Since the end of the recession we've only gained back about a million. For now, the Fed's going to do everything it can to encourage the strongest possible employment growth and of course, economic growth.
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1868 $10 Ten Dollar, Judd-662, Pollock-735, R.7, PR64 Gilt NGC. CAC....
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1868 Ten Dollar, PR64 Gilt1868 $10 Ten Dollar, Judd-662, Pollock-735, R.7, PR64 Gilt NGC. CAC.
Judd-662, Attributed to Longacre
Judd-662, Attributed to Longacre
Design. The obverse design, attributed to James B. Longacre, is quite similar to the design on the circulating three cent nickel, although in the large format here it looks radically different. The reverse shows a small eagle in the center with raised wings, the scroll reads IN GOD WE TRUST, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA around, and TEN D. at the rim below. Struck in copper, gilt, with a reeded edge.
Commentary. This is the Low Date variant with the 1 in the date close to the border and distant from the bust. Possibly as many as a dozen examples of this variety exist, and several are gilt. The other variety, Pollock-737, has the 1 closer to the bust. Only two examples of the High Date variety are thought to exist.
Physical Description. The crispness of the design and the presence of fine die lines suggest that this pattern was struck on a planchet prepared with gold plating before it was struck. The surfaces are brilliant yellow with bold design elements and reflective fields.
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