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"Elite Event Housing Needed"
Dateline: TX, AR, GA, AL, WI, NY, MI…
"Up this morning before the sun…"
"Dang it this *@!%& phone."
That there pretty much exact quote came from Paul Elias, Bassmaster Classic Champion, and my roommate.
'cept Paul didn't use symbols to describe the phone.
You see, he was trying to call me, and either couldn't figure out the iPhone, or was out of range…'cept there was this one mitigating factor that lead to me having to use symbols for Paul's speech patterns…
…Paul was trying to call me, while in the backseat of Shaw Grigsby's truck.
And I was in the front seat.
He was trying to do that thing where you call a friend so they get your number in their phone,
'cept…after a couple of tries Paul just used a scrap of paper with his phone number on it to get it into my phone.
That worked.
So I can write this plea pretty much positive that Paul won't be reading it since he does most of his interneting on that same phone.
Shaw on the other hand is going to be more difficult to slip this story by him.
I've emailed his wife Polly several times with suggestions of throwing his phone in the creek out back of the house…maybe accidently stepping on his glasses a couple of dozen times.
For some reason she hasn't emailed me back.
I thought of maybe sending him, accidently of course, one of his favorite things to eat, sushi, maybe just accidently of course, slipping in some bad sushi…but since I don't myself personally eat bait, I couldn't tell the difference between the supposedly good eatin' sushi, and the accidental bad eatin' sushi that would do no more harm then strapping Shaw to the toilet for the several days this story will run.
So if anyone is going catch me on this story…it's going to be that wonderful, saintly, fun loving, handsome, genius, never gets mad, Shaw.
Here's the deal why I'm hoping me and B.A.S.S. can sneak this by my two roommates, the last thing I told my roommates right before I told them the real last thing, "Bye," was this, "No problem dudes I'll find the housing for next year…piece of cake."
And then…I forgot.
Paul dude…if that is you calling me about this…your phone isn't working yet!
"…fixed me some coffee and a honey bun…"
while I haven't actually told my roommates this yet, we are what you could possibly, technically call…homeless.
It's a purely technical call because when we are where we normally are and not at where we are supposed to get, we have homes, but when we get to the place we have to get to, that's where the trouble seems to pop up.
Because when we get to where we need to get, the homes we are supposed to be getting to and staying in don't know nothing about us since while I do know where we have to get the places we have to get to don't know nothing about us getting there since I sort of forgot to tell them that we were getting there.
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Two minor earthquakes felt in Yellowstone
Two minor earthquakes were felt Jan. 18 in Yellowstone National Park. There were no reports of damage associated with either event.
The first earthquake, which occurred at 8:39 p.m., was felt in Yellowstone National Park and West Yellowstone, Mont., according to information received by the Wyoming State Geological Survey (WSGS).
The event occurred approximately 9 miles southeast of West Yellowstone and 18 miles eastnortheast of Island Park, Idaho.
The magnitude 3.3, intensity III earthquake occurred 6.2 miles below the surface, according to the U.S. Geological Survey's National Earthquake Information Center (NEIC) in Golden, Colo.
The second earthquake, a magnitude 3.0 event, occurred at 9:42 p.m. and was felt in Yellowstone National Park at intensity II. The earthquake occurred 9 miles southeast of West Yellowstone and 18 miles east-northeast of Island Park at a depth of 6.3 miles.
Both earthquakes were associated with a small earthquake swarm that continued through 7 a.m. Jan. 19.
An earthquake swarm is a collection of small earthquakes that happen in the same general area and during the same time period. Earthquake swarms in Yellowstone National Park do not normally indicate that large, damaging earthquakes are imminent.
The strength of an earthquake at its epicenter is called its magnitude, as measured on the Richter scale. Minor earthquakes – those between magnitude 3.0 and 3.9 – do not cause structural damage.
The effect of an earthquake on the surface is called its intensity, as measured on the Modified Mercalli Intensity Scale. Intensities range from I (imperceptible shaking) to XII (catastrophic destruction).
The WSGS has compiled seismological characterizations of all Wyoming counties, which include analyses of historic seismicity. See Earthquake Database for more information, or contact Seth Wittke at 307-766-2286, ext. 244, or by e-mail at email@example.com .
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It might just be Josh Jones' first year coaching the Pioneers, but he quickly is finding how stressful coaching can be with all the tight games Zane Trace has played in lately.
Fortunately, it has been the winning team each time, including an Scioto Valley Conference game Tuesday against the Panthers.
Jones said he has seen a lot of growth in his team as they lost these types of games in the fourth quarter earlier in the season. Southeastern had a slow second and third quarter in which it scored a combined three points. But the Panthers stormed back from a 25-14 deficit and held a 20-13 fourth-quarter edge. But Zane Trace survived.
"Give credit to their kids," Southeastern coach Mike Adams said. "When we had to foul, they stepped up to the line and hit their free throws."
? Leading Scorers Katie Unger (ZT) 12, Kylan Strausbaugh (ZT) 8; Logan Goebel (S) 13, Hailey Hice (S) 9.
? Leading Rebounders Tori Edler (ZT) 11; Hice (S) 9.
? Records ZT 12-7, 9-3; SE 9-11, 4-8.
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When you put it like that, it sounds like the person might have outside pressures impacting his professional affairs.
When you put it like that, it sounds like the person might have outside pressures impacting his professional affairs.
I immediately crushed hard on Lameese Akacem
What're these monuments?
Maybe they write up crazy job descriptions that almost no one can fill out of a false estimation of what they need?
Too true. There are much larger misses to be pointed out. Anyone misses opportunities because we're finite human beings.
As for me, I wish they would have thought out iTunes better. It's a clunky beast and moving the iTunes library around is annoying.
Honestly I can't think of this as being anything but big. Companies live and die by outlook email still (enough of them anyway). So many of those executives don't even need a machine past email really...
It's missing because it's about 90s scifi.
What's the problem? Or is it the ati driver still...
I've not bought one yet (who has the finances?) but this would be great...and I could consolidate my porn browsing to just it. That ought to keep the rest of my stuff safe...
I never understood why they didn't allow the use of these as "portable hard drives". Apple only marks up their iPads $100 per 32 gigs. They could sell 2x the i-devices by simply adding some bluetooth support.
I have a strong suspicion that the many resource depletion posts we see on here employ faulty forecasting techniques.
In this case, the article never mentions anything about how prices adjust to:
-supply constraints
It's through prices that all those things communicate and avoid dire situations.
and just how good and maintainable is that code?
It's, at best, outdated and, at worst, costing the US economic losses.
Messing with sleep is reason enough. If you get people out of step they're more likely to:
-make mistakes
-work less/put less effort into work
-be angry/experience negative emotions
And the list goes on. All of those lead to significant economic losses in aggregate.
This was one thing I didn't quite grasp when I first hit particle physics in college. It really did seem like many things were invented to explain experiments..and thus they explained experiments.
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Dear Members,
I happen to come across some colonies (I thinks its a bacterium) on some left over yoghurt and was wondering if someone could help me to identify it.
About the colonies.
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Health workers have called the Ebola outbreak in West Africa unprecedented, overwhelming and even out of control.
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I thought you and the rest of the TWiM/TWiP folks would be interested in the following paper: Transferred interbacterial antagonism genes augment eukaryotic innate immune function, published online in Nature this week... Read More
David writes:
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Presentation by Anthony S. Fauci, MD, Director, NIAID/NIH, Bethesda, MD, at the ASM Biodefense 2015 Meeting in Washington, D.C. on Feb 11, 2015. Read More
Here's an Ebola puzzle for you: If the virus isn't airborne, why do doctors and nurses need to wear full protective suits, with face masks, while treating patients?
After we dug through studies and talked to scientists, the answer slowly emerged.
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Robin writes:
Malaria: shaking chills & fever (followed by sweats, not specifically mentioned in this case), is a characteristic of malaria that is unforgettable once one has had it (I had malaria four times).
Thick blood smears is de rigueur.
Here's my summary of ASM2015, an exciting weekend full of science.
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This episode: Genes taken from bacteria may have been important for the evolution of distinct groups of archaea!
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Just when we think we know everything, a story comes along to remind us that there is something fundamental--and seemingly elementary--that we still haven't figured out. "Why are we the size we are? Why are our organs the size they are? Why are the cells in those organs a stereotypical size? Wha... Read More
Pictured is a culture of Mycobacterium tuberculosis growing colonies in the distinctive "serpentine cord" form seen in many strains of M. tuberculosis. These cords are made up of chains of cells that make chains due to a cell wall factor of MTB.
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Suzanne writes (re Aphids):
The best way to get rid of aphids in the garden (the ants in my yard love to herd them onto my okra) is a sharp stream of water from the hose. Aphids wash right off! They don't tend to come back right away, either.
Plant-like microorganisms called algae are pretty interesting little creatures - some species form expansive 'algal blooms' that harm the environment, whereas others can be used to produce biofuel and food sources. Some can even infect humans and mess with their brains.
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Picture: David Lynch and Guest 2nd Annual Change Begins Within Benefit Celebration presented by the David Lynch Foundation at the Metropolitan Museum of Art New York...
Moviemaker David Lynch has unearthed lost outtakes featuring the late Dennis Hopper for the upcoming Blu Ray release of cult film Blue Velvet.
The Twin Peaks director felt sure the footage of Hopper and Kyle MACLachlan had been destroyed, and was thrilled to find it during a clear-out.
Lynch tells Los Angeles radio station KCRW, "I find out that Dino (De Laurentiis), the producer, doesn't know where they are. They're gone. His company went bankrupt, it was taken over by another company, and then it was sold to other companies. No one knew where they were, they were gone. So depressing.
"Lately, those have been found. Somewhere up in Seattle. It's incredible. I'm seeing stuff I thought was gone forever. And hopefully some of those scenes... will end up on the new Blu Ray."


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Here is your Fall Ball Recap for October 16th. Click on the respective link for a full recap.
Tag Archives: Xavier
Fall Baseball Game Recaps for October 10th
Here is your recap of Fall Baseball Games for October 10th. Click on the respective link for the full story.
College Baseball News & Notes 07-30-09
Head Coach Scoot Googins Adds Nick Otte to Coaching Staff
CINCINNATI – Xavier baseball head coach Scoot Googins has announced the addition of Nick Otte to the XU coaching staff. He will serve primarily as the pitching coach for the Musketeers after serving three years as an assistant at Miami (Ohio).
Houston Regional Day 3 Recap
Houston Regional host Rice and Xavier met in the afternoon game, playing for a spot in the regional final. The Owls cruised to a 12-5 victory over the Muskateers, setting up a re-match of Saturday night's Kansas State-Rice matchup in the finals. Here is your day 3 recap for the Houston Regional.
(1) Rice 12, (3) Xavier 5
HOUSTON — The Rice baseball team collected 15 hits, including eight for extra bases, and sailed behind a complete game pitching performance from junior right-hander Jared Rogers for a 12-5 win over visiting Xavier in the early game of the NCAA Houston Regional Sunday afternoon at Reckling Park. The Owls fought-off elimination to advance to play Kansas State at 6 pm. Continue reading Houston Regional Day 3 Recap
Houston Regional Day 2 Recap
Day 2 of the Houston Regional saw Sam Houston State meet Xavier in the first elimination game and Rice take on Kansas State in the night cap. Here is your day 2 recap for the Houston Regional.
(3) Xavier 9, (4) Sam Houston State 6
HOUSTON – The third-seeded Xavier baseball team captured the program's first NCAA Tournament win Saturday afternoon, eliminating No. 4 Sam Houston State, 9-6, at Reckling Park in the Houston Regional hosted by Rice University. Junior Neil Lindgren's two-run homer in the seventh scored the winning run for XU and senior shortstop Jordan Conley closed out the game on the mound for the Musketeers. Continue reading Houston Regional Day 2 Recap
Houston Regional- Day 1 Recap
Here is your recap for the Houston TX regional.
Kansas State 16 Xavier 8
HOUSTON, Texas – Justin Bloxom went 5-for-5 at the plate with two home runs as 14th-ranked Kansas State cruised to a 16-8 win over Xavier in its first-ever NCAA Regional baseball game Friday afternoon at Reckling Park.
The Wildcats (42-16-1) belted 17 hits against the Musketeers (38-20) as Bloxom, Jordan Cruz (3-for-4), Carter Jurica (2-for-4) and Jason King (2-for-3) led the K-State offense in the opening game of the Houston Regional at Rice University. Continue reading Houston Regional- Day 1 Recap
2009 NCAA Regional Preview: Houston
The Rice Owls will host the Houston Regional at Reckling Park after finishing in second place in the Conference USA regular season and winning the Conference USA Tournament title. Kansas State, the two seed, meets Xavier, the three seed, at 2 p.m. CT on Friday. Following that game, host Rice will take the field against Sam Houston State, the four seed. The two teams split during their two regular season meetings, with the home team winning both affairs.
The first elimination game is slated for 2 p.m. CT on Saturday with the winner's bracket championship to follow at 7 p.m. CT. The loser's bracket championship game is scheduled for 2 p.m. on Sunday, and the first championship game is a 7 p.m. CT start time that same evening. If necessary, the final game of the regional will be at 6 p.m. CT on Monday. Continue reading 2009 NCAA Regional Preview: Houston
Links from Around the Nation
We have come across a few links from around the country which feature some interesting college baseball news and notes. The first article comes from Baseball America who looks at the movers and shakers who have changed their draft stock in a positive or negative way through the first couple of weeks of the season. The Tufts Daily looks at the 2009 Tufts baseball team who is looking to win the NESCAC but have Trinity College (CT) blocking their way to the championship. The Sun in Hamburg NY has a profile on University at Buffalo head coach Charlie Karstedt who is starting to turn around the program in the competitive MAC. The official Xavier athletic site has a profile on Zac Richard whose intimidating presence at the plate and on the mound. The next link of the day comes from Division 3 school Lynchburg College where Jeff Taylor broke the school record for stolen bases in only his second season. The final link of the day comes from the South Florida Oracle which wrote a great article on Brandon Smith coming back after eight surgeries. Continue reading Links from Around the Nation
CBB Column: Q and A for Jan. 13th
Since we are eagerly awaiting the start of the 2009 College Baseball season, I thought I would do a weekly segment with users sending us questions about interesting topics about issues or teams. I will select about five questions every week to be posted with answers on Tuesday morning. You can send us your questions for next week by clicking here. Continue reading CBB Column: Q and A for Jan. 13th
Charlotte picked to win A-10 Title
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. – Coming off consecutive 40-win seasons and conference titles, Charlotte has been picked to win the 2009 Atlantic 10 Baseball Championship in voting conducted by the league's head coaches as the A-10's preseason poll was released today. Continue reading Charlotte picked to win A-10 Title


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Listeners are less willing believe someone with a non-native accent and their prejudice increases the thicker the accent becomes, communication experts said.
Researchers believe people associated truthfulness with the ease of understanding a person and accents make that more difficult.
The implications of the research, by the University of Chicago, could be wide-ranging as millions of people move around the world and communicate daily in a language other than their mother-tongue.
Dr Lesley Prince, a social psychologist from Birmingham, described it as "inevitable" that accent would be among the factors that people use to judge one another when communicating.
He said: "People will be suspicious of what they don't know. If you have difficulty understanding then that creates uncertainty in the mind. Uncertainty leads to lack of trust."
Shiri Lev-Ari, co-author of "Why Don't We Believe Non-native Speakers? The Influence of Accent on Credibility", said: "Accent might reduce the credibility of non-native job seekers, eyewitnesses, reporters or people taking calls in foreign call centers."
As part of the research, published in the Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, American participants were asked to judge the truthfulness of trivia statements by native or non-native speakers of English, such as, "A giraffe can go without water longer than a camel can."
Even though they knew the speakers were reciting from a script, they were less likely to believe what was said by those speaking with a foreign accent.
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I also want to add that I LOVE the Dinosaurs (AND so does my son...his first trip to Dl, last year...he was 4 and we rode that train over and over so he could see the Dinos. He LOVES them.)
So with all this rather extensive work being done...uh...is there a date set for it's re-opening? I can only assume it will all be up and running by the Summer busy season...
We'll be back there in JUNE! I can't wait.
It look like the train be back on March 29
May Close on may 7 to June 11 for Sub and nemo.
Take a look at the roundhouse while on the monorail. You can see the engines being worked on!
One our members at the Disney Railroad discussion board at Burnsland.com known as "Marky4839" gave us an update on this refurbishment...
So the Railroad is going down again to do work on the trestle in Critter Country, NOT for Nemo.Quote:
We will be back up again for spring break starting the 30. We actually are schedualed to start testing on the 26 or 27 at night. hopefully I could pick up a night shift to ride the trains in a continuous loop without stopping. Last time I did this it started to snow on the Rivers of America for about a minute. It was really cold that night. We will be going back down because they will be doing some work on the bridge in Critter Country. hopfully the work on the bridge does not take that long. Some say three weeks at the least and a maximum of five. The track work is pretty much done they are just putting on some finishing touches
As I recall, when the partial new track was laid, the rail-end spacing was a little tight on the old track, so sections were shifting and buckling. Is my memory failing, or was this the driving force for Roger Moury finally breaking loose with the cash to get this done (especially near the Roundhouse/Sub pen/switch area on the north side).
Regards; KotF
The first set of rails laid, in 2004, were too narrow by 1/4 inch (the trains stay on the track because ~1-inch lips, called "flanges," extend from the wheels, and keep everything on the track. If the rails are spaced to closely, there are problems).
On curves, this can present additional problems, as the outer wheel must "turn" faster to keep up with the wheel on the inner-most rail. If the rails were spaced a little farther apart, one wheel could "slip" a little, and allow for the differing curve radii.
Somewhere along the line, management dictated that the rails stay the same incorrect distance apart, curve or no curve. This did cause problems initially.
Eventually, the rails wore down, and the problem of too-close rails has become less significant. It remains to be seen if the same gauge error resurfaces.
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Independence Day - I wrote this before reading Lazer Brody's The Imminent Geula: Mister "V" and some of the information below is also contained there. I guess as we approach T...
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This one side note you make I have my doubt about, namely, "the bond of 'brothers in arms' is a universal phenomenon". You here refer to Gentiles. If such a group sticks together, it hasn't the same quality or essence the Jewish counterpart has, if at all, except to save their own skin.
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Adapted from Tom Colicchio's Craft of Cooking.
Vegetable oil, for greasing
1⁄2 cup water
1⁄3 cup light corn syrup
2 cups granulated sugar
1⁄2 cup unsalted butter, softened
1⁄2 tsp baking soda
1⁄2 tspground chipotle pepper
1 300-g jar salted, dry-roasted peanuts (2 cups)
Step 1. Brush heavy-duty baking sheet with oil. (If sheet is nonstick, skip this step.) Oil back of large metal spoon.
Step 2. In 4-L saucepan, combine water, corn syrup, sugar and butter. Place over medium-high heat. When mixture starts to boil, attach candy thermometer to pan without it touching bottom of pan. Cook until it reaches 300°F, 10 to 12 minutes. Remove pan from heat.
Step 3. With heatproof spatula, carefully stir in baking soda (it will boil up). Stir in chipotle and nuts. Pour onto prepared pan. With back of prepared spoon, spread out into even layer. Cool completely. Break into 2" to 3" pieces (to avoid fingerprints, wear latex gloves, not rubber).
Makes 24 pieces.
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The Titans continued doing business on Thursday, re-signing return man Darius Reynaud to a one-year deal. Jim Wyatt indicated Reynaud will make roughly $1 million. Reynaud did a pretty good job on punt and kick returns in 2012, leading the league in Football Outsiders' punt return value metric. I covered his effect on field position in some detail, so I won't rehash that. He played a very modest role on offense under Chris Palmer as a running back/slot receiver, but once Dowell Loggains took over almost never saw the field (9 snaps in 5 games). Approximately all of his value to the 2013 Titans would be as a return man. I'm not convinced Reynaud will be a member of the 2013 Titans, though. While he had a fine year as a return man, it was not so great that he is clearly superior to any other option. The likely financial implications of any cut would not be too hard to handle. I believe the Titans, like most teams, would prefer that their return man do something of value beside...
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Mississippi (band)
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|Allison Gros, Drummond
|Adelaide, South Australia Melbourne, Australia
|Rock, folk rock
|Years active
|Fable, Bootleg
|Associated acts
|Little River Band
|Past members
|Graeham Goble
Russ Johnson
Harvey James
John Mower
Beeb Birtles
Colin Deluca
Ted van Zyl
Peter Martin
Derek Pellicci
Andre Santos
Kerryn Tolhurst
Charlie Tumahai
Mississippi was an Australian band (1972–1975), which featured some big names in Australian rock music including Graeham Goble, Beeb Birtles and Kerryn Tolhurst. The band started as Allison Gros in Adelaide, South Australia in 1970 and moved to Melbourne in 1971 where they recorded as Allison Gros, Drummond and in 1972 became Mississippi which eventually evolved into Little River Band by 1975.[1]
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"Allison Gross" is a traditional English folk ballad[2] with the most widely recognised version recorded by Steeleye Span on their 1973 album Parcel of Rogues. The Adelaide based folk-rock band Allison Gros is believed to be named after this folk ballad and consisted of Graeham Goble (vocals, guitar), Russ Johnson (vocals, guitar) and John Mower (vocals, guitar).[1] They recorded one single on independent label Gamba "Naturally" released in 1970. The band moved to Melbourne in 1971 and signed to the Fable Records label and released two singles; "If I Ask You" and "All the Days". Under the pseudonym Drummond they recorded a 'chipmunk' version of the 1950s rock song "Daddy Cool", which spent 7 weeks at the top of the Australian national charts from September 1971.[3] The success of their single rode largely on the back of the success of Australian band Daddy Cool, who had scored a number one hit for 10 weeks with "Eagle Rock", which Drummond's single replaced at #1.[3]
1972-1975: Mississippi[edit]
In 1972, the band became known as Mississippi and released a self-titled debut LP (AUS chart position #21), which featured the single "Kings of the World" (AUS chart position #7, 1972) on the Bootleg label, a label recently set up by Brian Cadd. In late 1972, Mississippi were joined by Beeb Birtles on bass and vocals and Derek Pellicci on drums. Birtles had been bassist with popular Australian band Zoot.
1973 saw several changes in line-up, a new single release "Early Morning" (AUS chart position #56, 1973) and supporting the Jackson Five Australian tour in October of that year.
In 1974 they appeared at the Sunbury music festival and released another single "Will I?" (AUS chart position #26, 1974). They did a tour of the UK in 1974, and after a disastrous tour, broke up. In London band members met up with former Masters Apprentices bassist Glenn Wheatley who agreed to become their manager, should they decide go back to Australia. Wheatley was eager to return to Australia after spending some time working in the USA & the UK. In the UK, they also met up with Glenn Shorrock (ex-Twilights) who had also been in the UK for several years, without seeing much success and also wished to return home. From this nucleus, the Little River Band was born.
In 1975, they returned to Australia and reformed, with the addition of Glenn Shorrock, firstly under the name Mississippi. After a few months of touring, on the way to a gig in Geelong, Victoria one day, they changed their name to the Little River Band, which they took from a signpost along the road. Under the guidance of producer Glenn Wheatley, they became one of Australia's most successful bands to make it big in the USA.
- Mississippi (1972)
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|"Kings of the World"
|"Mr. Moondog"
|"Early Morning"
|"Will I"
|"When You're Old"
- ^ a b "Mississippi". Milesago. Retrieved 2008-05-14.
- ^ Francis James Child, The English and Scottish Popular Ballads, "Allison Gross"
- ^ a b Kent, David (1993). Australian Chart Book 1970-1992. St Ives, N.S.W.: Australian Chart Book. ISBN 0-646-11917-6. Note: Used for Australian Singles and Albums charting from 1970 until ARIA created their own charts in mid-1988.
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Chicken Breast And Egg White
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Super Quick Mexican Tostadas
|Store bought tostada shells
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Heat tostada shells at 350 degrees for about 5 minutes. (I placed my on an oiled baking pan, but the oil is not necessary.) In a large skillet, cook 1 pound ground beef (or chicken) with ¼ cup chopped onion until browned and cooked through. Drain, if needed. Add 2 cups salsa and 1 package taco seasoning mix. Simmer, uncovered, over low heat for about 10 minutes. Now assemble your tostadas: Spread about 1 tablespoon of heated refried beans on each tostada shell. Spoon about ½ cup of hot beef (or chicken) mixture on top of that. Sprinkle finely shredded Cheddar cheese on top of the hot beef (or chicken) mixture. Next, top with shredded lettuce and chopped tomatoes, as desired. Place tostadas in a single layer on a large platter to serve. This is *perfect* for a Super Bowl (or other game) party! Enjoy!!! --Betty
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This presentation provides information on organizing training on properly fitting bicycle helmets.
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Children are children, not young adults. It's important to understand their limitations in understanding traffic. This brochure provides information on how to make children safer pedestrians and bicyclists.
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Children's Museum of Houston
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This museum, just like its name suggests, is all for the little ones. Exhibits include the Tot*Spot, for kids up to 35-months-old, which is complete with mirrors and a ball and pillow pit. Older kids will enjoy exhibits like Invention Convention, a mini engineering workshop, or EcoStation, an indoor/outdoor area where kids can do everything from bug collecting to leaf rubbings. Then there's the KLUTZ Amazingly Immature exhibit, which encourages children to embrace their "inner zany genius" and learn fun tricks like tablecloth pulling, juggling and card throwing.
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Turkey Run
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Thanksgiving may be over but people still like their turkey sandwiches!!! Help this poor turkey run away from the deadly cleaver, the malicious salt and pepper shakers and avoid many more enemies by simply jumping from table to table.
You can play this game for hours on end (if you succeed) and check out what your friends are up to in the NEWS FEED and LEADERBOARDS.
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What troubles me more about the sequence is the fact that even after 15 years and a major refit, they hadn't changed the codes. Of course, the need to change passwords is more apparent to us now in this age of multiple passwords and identity theft then it was in 1983. Even so, it seems at the very least the codes would have been changed after "Let That Be Your Last Battlefield" seeing as everyone on the bridge got to hear not only the codes, but the abort code as well.
OTOH, it was a nice little nod to continuity in the movie. And watching the two scenes gives a very interesting contrast -- in LTBYLB, it was part of a calculated power play for control of the ship -- while Kirk was aware of the risk, and I believe would have done it (as duty required), you could see he was playing up the situation to intimidate Bele. Kirk was aiming for gaining control, not destroying the ship. In TSFS, this instead was a struggle to "turn death into a fighting chance to live" There was no plan of retaining the ship or getting the Klingons to back down. Kirk wasn't bluffing or playing a game of "space chicken" to come out ahead. He knew he WAS destroying the ship for real, and that really came through in each of the actors' performances.
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Features: This deceptively small and lightweight paperback book contains a sizable amount of information on laboratory management. What sets this book aside from others in the field is the inclusion of concepts and theory that typically are restricted to other disciplines in business or education (e.g., general leadership, effective management, organizational structures, decision-making and learning processes, etc.). The author has a tight concise and accessible writing style that makes this book a compelling read. The case-based examples are great because they reflect real-life situations that any manager will (or has) encountered. I especially appreciated the section on financial management that went beyond the usual discussion of how to justify and prepare a budget to include a discussion of what to do for budgetary situations outside of the laboratory's control (e.g., budgetary shortfalls).
Assessment: I really liked this book. I read it in one day, and even at my relatively advanced career position, I found it extraordinarily helpful in understanding the expectations others have of me in my current leadership positions. I'm sure others will similarly find it extraordinarily useful, no matter where they are in their organizational hierarchy. I highly recommend it.


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Any possibility you'd be willing to only sell the D300+housing? I really have no use/desire for the D70 gear.
Understand if not.
Posted 27 March 2013 - 11:01 AM
Hi Jon,
Yes, I'd be willing to sell only the D300, but obviously with mutually-compatible ports it makes sense for me to try to sell both together, and I'd prefer to see the D70 also getting used instead of sitting idly in storage. I'd sell the D300 setup alone for £1,850 if you're interested. If you also want a wide-angle lens I'd consider parting with my Nikkor 12-24mm, but until now I'd anticipated holding onto it. Bear in mind also that it ships from UK, as from your profile it looks as though you're in US.
Hope that helps,
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Hi Stan,
can you confirm what the mount size of the D300 housing you have is and thus the ports and extensions. Just referred to the Anthis site and
their CHART shows the D300 housings as being M6 or is your housing a converted D200? Sorry for the confusion but if the 40mm extension
and 170mm port are M6 I could be interested in both.
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Posted 24 April 2013 - 12:36 AM
Hi Jim,
It's definitely the M5 port mount; as I was originally upgrading from my Nexus D70 system, I chose to order an M5 mount instead of the M6 to accommodate the ports I already owned, and had the benefit of eliminating another potential leak point (M6-M5 adapter). I also looked into the lens compatibility, and found that all lenses I was either using or ever likely to use with the D300 would easily fit with the marginally slimmer M5. For example, I currently tend to use Nikkor 12-24mm for W/A and Micro-Nikkor 70-180mm for macro, but it would just as easily fit Nikkor 10mm fisheye or Micro-Nikkor 105mm VR.
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The D70 housing body has been sold, but the Nikon/Nexus D300 bundle still remains waiting to be sold, with ports!
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Who has the best managers ever? I'm just saying, they got my daughter a Tiffany & Co. tea set for tea time! Love you guys! XOXO
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long overdue update
Its been months since I've updated my site. Finally, with the help of the talented Kathy VanBlarcum, I added a bunch of semi-new to new stuff and thought you might like to take a look.
If you'll go to the site address (below), click on the ticket, click on News Reel, you'll be taken to the News Reel section. Use the hands to scroll through the various pieces.
Hope you enjoy your visit. Comments are always welcome. Thanks for taking the time.
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Its been pointed out to me that some of the features of my site might be better appreciated if people knew what to look for. If you check out the audience after viewing images, you'll notice that some members change, randomly. There's the hula girl to the right and the flying rhino, who appears when he chooses... and the work.


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STARTALK is a government initiative to increase the number of Americans learning critical need languages. The STARTALK program pays tuition for high school students to learn Arabic, or Mandarin Chinese in HCC's World Languages Program during the summer months. The Summer 2015 Program will be June 22-July 30.
Students may apply to take CHNS-102: Elementary Mandarin Chinese II, CHNS-201: Intermediate Mandarin Chinese I, CHNS-202: Intermediate Chinese II, ARAB-101: Elementary Arabic I, ARAB-102: Elementary Arabic II, or ARAB-201: Intermediate Arabic I.
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Like many other fans, players and people associated with the Arizona Cardinals organization, Larry Fitzgerald Sr. has seen enough. Arizona's 58-0 loss at the hands of the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday was one of the most embarrassing in team history. I'm not sure anything would have helped the Cardinals with the way their defense played, but their offense was unable to put a point on the board en route to a ninth-straight loss. As we mentioned before, Larry Fitzgerald is an amazing talent lost in a sea of incompetency. The star wideout has six catches for 67 yards and no scores in his last four games — that's right, four games. The team's most recent struggles inspired Fitzy's old man to take them to task. Pathetic performance by Arizona Cardinals.38-0 Seahawks!8-5 Cardinals loss 9 straight can't do anything right.They beat this team week 1! — Larry Fitzgerald Sr. (@FitzBeatSr) December 9, 2012 Definition of team quitting?9 losses n a row.9th loss 58-0!Injuries handling of offense worst nNFL.Adrian Wilson&Darnell Dockett situations! — Larry Fitzgerald Sr. (@FitzBeatSr) December 10, 2012 Larry was n this situation last was in high school.Got beat 75-6 Dela Salle over Minnehaha.We talked about that today.I pulled him out. — Larry Fitzgerald Sr. (@FitzBeatSr) December 10, 2012 Fitzgerald Sr. is a sports writer, and Early Doucet would tell you that he has never been shy about speaking his mind if he feels the need to call someone out. While his Twitter thoughts on Sunday may lead to some awkward moments for his son, Larry Sr. was simply saying what is on the minds of a lot of fans, players and coaches. The Cardinals are an absolute mess. It's a shame one of the best receivers in the game is going to waste because of it. Perhaps Vince Young could help? He certainly seems to think so. H/T Pro Football Talk
I don't blame Larry's father. Vince Young can't help himself let alone the Cardinals! That's all we need is one more retread quarterback.
By now means am I a Cardinal fan, but when I watched this game it was so dishearting just to see a team give up. I truely believe the coach needs to go. If you cant get your men together even if it was just to get them inspired...it comes your leadership.....hands down. Look at your player Fritz....he is an exceptional player with lack of true leadership from his coach, players and most of all the owner.....Go Redskins....RG111...
It is terrible to watch games like Sun. Coach, players should be afraid to show face. Time to get new coaches. Some of the players are wasting time playing for Whiny.He has had enough time trying to coace this team. Some good players. "whats the holdup" Bidwell
Put the blame where it belongs....on the fans. The Cardinals have been a disgrace to the State of Arizona since they arrived, and yet all you hear from the fans is "just wait until next season". No team in the NFL can play so badly and still fill the stadium year after year like the Cardinals. The Bidwell's knew this when they moved the team from St. Louis. They knew we still have a hayseed mentality and the average Cardinal fan is as dumb as a post. Why should the owners act any differently? As far as they are concerned $$$$$$$ this is the most successful franchise in NFL history. What other Franchise can make so much money and deliver so little? Oh wait! That other pro sports team that has never won an NBA title and disappoints it's fans year after year. THE PHOENIX SUNS. I think I see a pattern here.
u my friend are dumb as a post. Youre blaming the fans for supporting these nincompoops. It is to bad that the Cards ended up here but thats all we have, if anything the fans should be commended as suppoting these guys has to be so hard. It would be easy to be a Patriot fan or Steeler fan (insert any winner here) but you gotta be tuff to endure this crap. I for one salute card fans, we still have pro football because of you.
you are dumb.....blames the fans! we have season tickets and are buying them again next year... we like footboll period...we are not giving up when they are down....good football. good drinking... good time,... we need to host the teams that visit..."blame the fans" geezz... you big dummy!!!
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Governor Sean Parnell is asking the Legislature for more money for the Susitna-Watana Hydroelectric Project, but there's a catch. To get the funds, the Alaska Energy Authority must secure land access to study areas owned by seven Alaska Native Corporations.
Earlier this month, AEA Executive Director Sara Fisher-Goad said that all progress had been made on land access, and she expected an agreement by the end of February. That came after Governor Parnell cited a lack of access as his reason for funding just $10 million of the $110 million AEA says it needs to complete the studies and other work needed to obtain a federal license for the dam. In his amended budget request, Governor Parnell is asking for an additional $32.7 million for the current fiscal year. According to the Governor's office, that funding would be contingent on AEA securing access to the study sites. (more…)


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Pakistani President Asif Zardari said any of the 20 suspects wanted by India would be tried in Pakistan if there is evidence of wrongdoing.
Pakistan and India, which both have nuclear arsenals, have a history of enmity and have fought two wars.
Rice urged Pakistan to cooperate fully with India's investigation.
"I have said that Pakistan needs to act with resolve and urgency, and cooperate fully and transparently," Rice said during a press conference. "I know too this is a time when cooperation of all parties who have any information is really required."
Indian anger -- at Pakistan, their own leaders, even the U.S. -- was clearly visible across the country today. There were street protests in Bangalore, Hyderabad and other cities, but the biggest was in Mumbai.
Several thousand protestors holding banners and waving Indian flags gathered near the Gateway of India and the ravaged Taj Mahal Palace Hotel to protest the attacks on their city.
"This is the only way we can express our feelings," said Sinjay Ghad, 45. "The politicians are sleeping."
The businessman, wearing a "We Are United" flyer attached to his shirt, shouted "Our politicians are useless" along with several hundred others in one corner of the protest.
The nearby Taj Mahal Palace Hotel, where at least one terrorist held off Indian commandos through much of last weekend, is boarded up and smoke stains cover part of one side.
"We want peace in the city - not pieces of the city!" and "We would prefer a dog visit our house than a politician" were among the dozens of banners held by the protestors and peace marchers.
English teacher Suman Keluskar, 48, said the U.S. has inadvertently aided attacks on India by Pakistani militants.
"Pakistan uses money from everyone, America included, to attack India," Keluskar said. "I do feel very hurt. I feel that America should be diligent in [protecting] the end use of that money."
A cross-section from the Mumbai community -- businessmen, young college women, elementary school-aged children -- came together for the first major protest after the attack.
"What is happening right now is not a peace rally, " said Gargy Sarkar, 19, a student in mass media at a local university. "There is a lot of shouting and a lot of anger. We can't stand what is happening."
Since the attacks here one week ago, most of the anger has been directed at the politicians for not protecting them.
The anger is justified, said Milind Deora, MP from the Congress Party who represents South Bombay. He said that the politicians did not show the leadership that was needed after the attacks, leadership that was shown after Sept. 11 by New York City Mayor Rudy Giuiliani.
Their simmering anger at Pakistan was also evident as thousands of people were chanting "Down with Pakistan!" in Hindi.
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Looking Back Into the Future
Both of these works, separated by many centuries, use the human body as a platform for expressing and displaying script.
Shabtis are funerary figures intended to do the agricultural work the gods might require of the deceased, represented here holding hoes. The hieroglyphic inscription on this figure is a spell from the Book of the Dead, asking the shabti to do the Nubian king Senkamanisken's work for him in the afterlife.
Owusu-Ankomah's paintings depict a spiritual world occupied by people and symbols. The male figure in this work is covered by, and moves within, Akan adinkra symbols from the artist's native Ghana, each of which graphically represents a particular concept or proverb. Looking Back Into the Future depicts a nude man with his head turned backward, in a pose associated with the Akan proverbial concept of sankofa ("one must know the past to know the future").
You can see a contemporary version of adinkra cloth among the "touch" textiles around the corner.
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- Artist: Owusu-Ankomah, Ghanaian, born 1956
- Medium: Acrylic on canvas
- Dates: 2008
- Dimensions: 59 1/16 x 78 3/4 in. (150 x 200 cm) (show scale)
- Collections:Arts of Africa
- Museum Location: This item is on view in Double Take Installation, East Gallery, 1st Floor
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- Accession Number: 2014.32.1
- Credit Line: Charles Stewart Smith Memorial Fund
- Rights Statement: © Owusu-Ankomah
- Caption: Owusu-Ankomah (Ghanaian, born 1956). Looking Back Into the Future, 2008. Acrylic on canvas, 59 1/16 x 78 3/4 in. (150 x 200 cm). Brooklyn Museum, Charles Stewart Smith Memorial Fund, 2014.32.1. © Owusu-Ankomah
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U.S. stocks advanced in the first quarter despite occasional bouts of volatility and uncertainty about when the Federal Reserve would begin tightening monetary policy. Small-cap stocks strongly outperformed large-cap shares, and small-cap growth stocks outpaced their value counterparts. The market was supported by corporate merger activity, reduced energy costs, low interest rates, and massive quantitative easing efforts in the eurozone and Japan. Smaller-cap stocks also benefited from their lower exposure to foreign markets, which have become more challenging for U.S. firms because of the strong U.S. dollar.
The Diversified Small-Cap Growth Fund returned 8.21% in the quarter compared with 6.40% for the MSCI US Small Cap Growth Index and 5.74% for the Lipper Small-Cap Growth Funds Index. For the 12 months ended March 31, 2015, the fund returned 15.57% versus 9.48% for the MSCI US Small Cap Growth Index and 8.34% for the Lipper Small-Cap Growth Funds Index. The fund's average annual total returns were 15.57%, 19.03%, and 11.36% for the 1-, 5-, and 10-year periods, respectively, as of March 31, 2015. The fund's expense ratio was 0.82% as of its fiscal year ended December 31, 2013.
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Fund performance versus the MSCI benchmark was helped by good stock selection in the health care, financials, and materials sectors. However, our investments in the energy sector detracted slightly from relative results. As usual, sector allocations in aggregate had little impact on relative performance because they are fairly similar to those of the benchmark. We believe having neutral sector weights versus our benchmark helps us avoid risks due to large moves in any one sector. While stock selection is based on a quantitative model, we also take into consideration T. Rowe Price's fundamental equity research and macroeconomic conditions.
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Some of the best caramel corn with it's classic flavor. Can't miss. The shop atmosphere is cozy so it makes for a nice stop on the coast.
I like caramel corn a lot but usually try to limit myself to only having it as a special treat - like when I'm on vacation! This place has good caramel corn - I think they have two or three different kinds of popcorn to choose from.
This is always our MUST HAVE on our trips to the Oregon Coast. We were heart broken this year to learn that they had a fire and were closed for re-building. Their caramel corn is unsurpassed, and the cheese corn is pretty awesome, too. Super nice folks....they were awesome last Christmas when we decided to send packages of their popcorn...
I got there just as he was closing up shop. So I received the bottom of the barrel of kettle corn, but it was still very good. Would buy it again.
I am a fireman from southern oregon and i stopped by J's when it caught on fire. The owner and I fought the fire for 20 minutes until the fire department showed up. One of the fireman was using the axe the wrong way and was ready to strike a rear shingle to ventilate before i stopped him and asked...
The staff is so friendly and generous with samples. The caramel corn is very yummy and they salt water taffy is good too. My daughters favorite was their chocolate covered gummy bears. We will be back next time we are out that way!
We have been coming down the Oregon Coast for many years and rain or shine we always stop at J's for caramel corn. They only down side is we can't help eating it too fast. Our visit is always fine and we enjoy our experience. Stop by and get your "thumbs up" pictures taken with the store mascot. Ring the...
We go down to Lincolin City/Depoe Bay area once a month and we ALWAYS stop to get caramel corn at J's. It is by far the best and when they throw in the warm nuts it makes it soooo good! I would recommend their caramel corn any day!!! Yummo!! And after all that you get to ring their bell outside!...
We can never drive by this place without stopping.They have the best carmel corn any where.I love cheese corn, but they have converted me .Be sure to add the nuts.
This popcorn rates right up there with the best I've had. The owner is really friendly. Try the Chicago Mix. The shop is located in the first block north of the bridge on the east side of HyWy 101.
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