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Isonette Polonius, who started 135 games at third base in two seasons at East Carolina University (Greenville, North Caro.), was the No. 1 selection in the 1999 Women's Pro Softball League (WPSL) Senior Draft, held Saturday,December 5, in St. Petersburg Beach, Fla., in conjunction with the 1998 NFCA National Convention. Polonius was chosen by the Durham Dragons, which obtained the first overall selection in a trade that sent pitcher Carla Brookbank to the Virginia Roadsters.
"This is a wonderful opportunity for Iso," said ECU Coach Tracey Kee. "It's truly a testament to her intense dedication and commitment to the sport. I am very happy for her and what she has helped our team accomplish."
"I am very excited and honored to have this wonderful opportunity to continue playing softball," says Polonius, a native of Curacao, Netherlands Antilles, who transferred to East Carolina from the University of Curacao in 1996.
Polonius holds ECU career records in doubles (36) and home runs (24) and has twice been voted the Big South Conference Scholar-Athlete of the Year for softball. She was a Second Team Louisville Slugger NFCA All-American in 1998 and finished the 1998 season ranked fifth in NCAA Division I in batting (.476) and 10th in home runs (15). During Polonius' two seasons, ECU has won two Big South regular season championships and has an overall winning percentage of .672.
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Tampa Bay and Akron were involved in the draft's only trade. The FireStix acquired former utility player Amber Wright, a standout at the University of South Florida, for the rights to the 50th overall selection in this year's draft and a fifth-round pick in the 2000 WPSL Senior Draft. The Racers selected Akron second baseman Jana Jenkins with the 50th pick.
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Akron Racers
3. Traci Conrad, 1b, Michigan**
6. Liza Brown, p/of, DePaul
2. Stephanie Midthun, of, Minnesota
16. Jaime Chenevey, c, Ohio State***
18. Kelly Gentle, p, Hawaii
24. Kelly Metzger, c, Akron
30. Heidi Geier, 2b, Creighton
36. Raven Coberg, 3b, UNLV
42. Michelle Singer, ut, Oklahoma State
48. Cheryl Anne Palaroan, of, Ohio State
50. Jana Jenkins, 2b, Akron****
54. Sunny Litteral, of, Ashland
60. Nicole Cefaratti, of, Buffalo State
**Compensation for Liz Mizera
***Compensation for Corina Lilly
****Compensation for Amber Wright
Carolina Diamonds
4. Brandee McArthur, p/ut, Pacific
10. Megumi Takasaki, c, California
22. Tara Glaister, p, Cal State Northridge
28. Katie May, ss/3b, California
34. Julie Eggert, 1b, Kennesaw State
40. Jennie Foyle, 2b, Stanford
46. Lori Reese, ss, Virginia
52. Martha Covington, 3b, Campbell
58. Jane Teixeira, of, Texas
Durham Dragons
1. Isonette Polonius, 3b, East Carolina*
9. Autumn Anderson, p, Mississippi State
15. Katie Cichy, ss, Cal State Sacramento
21. Evette Grayson, of, Louisiana Tech
27. Stephanie Norton, 3b, Colorado State
33. Marcy Crouch, p, Stanford
37. Melanie Muniz, of, Long Beach State*
39. Jen Morris, 1b, Ohio University
45. Stephanie Little, c, Cal State Fullerton
51. Janine Repole, 2b/p, North Carolina-Charlotte
57. Kim Pietro, of, South Carolina
*Compensation for Carla Brookbank
Georgia Pride
5. Jaime Maxey, 3b, Fresno State
11. Jamie Lowry, 2b, Missouri
17. Kim Slover, 1b, Missouri
23. Danielle Cox, of, Florida State
29. Jennifer Thompson, p, South Florida
35. Samantha Digirolamo, 3b, Nicholls State
41. Dana Bennett, 2b, Hofstra
47. Lindsey Parker, p, Fresno State
53. Erryn Gutjahr, 1b, San Diego State
59. Chris Puccio, ut, San Diego State
Tampa Bay FireStix
2. Monica Triner, p/dp, South Florida
8. Jamie Foutch, 1b, Oklahoma State
14. Jody Chmielewski, of, Oregon State
20. Nikki Cockrell, 2b/ss, Texas
26. Janeen Sobush, c/of, South Florida
32. Amy Doyle, of, Ball State
38. Stephanie Carew, dp, Chapman
44. Samantha Mercier, 2b, Purdue
56. Dana Bailey, of, Florida State
Virginia Roadsters
7. Shannon Beeler, ss, Minnesota
3. Jody Dean, of, Northern Iowa
19. Catherine Davis, of, Michigan
25. Jenny Oermann, ss, Southeast Missouri
31. Heather Stella, 3b, Illinois State
43. Kris McCleary, c, Notre Dame
49. Becky Blevins, p, Stanford
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In my class i would say there are probably 8 girls that would scale above a "7". not a ton of hot girls here. And if you do find one, good luck. she probably already has a boyfriend.On the plus side the campus is nice because everything is fairly close together, its a gated college so you definitely feel secure, and the professors/education aspect of it is great too. There is a chapel service every day of the week, and a large worship every sunday night. You should have no problems with staining your faith here.
If you are a student looking to transfer to a different University, or if you do not know anyone who goes to Bethel and you plan on living off campus, then Bethel is NOT the place for you.Living off campus makes it very, very hard to find your place and feel welcome. In my first few months there, I hated going to class. I felt (and still feel) very left out and unwelcome. I like to enjoy life and have fun and I am a very, very social person but I have found no happiness at Bethel. Most of the students are very sheltered and seem so innocent- they just enjoy living in their Bethel bubble. It's somewhat refreshing to hear that there are other students who do not feel welcome at the school; when I walk around I feel like I am the only one who doesn't fit in. The profs are good and the education is good, but everyone seems very close minded. This is NOT a place for transfer students who plan on living off campus with non-Bethel people.
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1936 Birth Born on August 18, 1936.
1958 21 Years Old On August 9, 1958, in Las Vegas, Nevada, Redford married Lola Van Wagenen, who dropped out of college to marry him. … Read More
1959 22 Years Old 1 More Event
… Starting in 1959, he appeared as a guest star on numerous programs, including The Untouchables, Whispering Smith, Perry Mason, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, Route 66, Dr. Kildare, Playhouse 90, Tate, and The Twilight Zone, among others. … Read More
1969 32 Years Old Redford had long harbored ambitions to work on both sides of the camera. As early as 1969, Redford had served as the executive producer for Downhill Racer.
1974 37 Years Old Between 1974 and 1976, exhibitors voted Redford Hollywood's top box-office name. … Read More
1980 43 Years Old His first outing as director was in 1980's Ordinary People, a drama about the slow disintegration of an upper-middle class family, for which he won the Academy Award for Best Director. … Read More
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… He has received two Oscars: one in 1981 for directing Ordinary People, and one for Lifetime Achievement in 2002. … Read More
1983 46 Years Old Redford attended the University of Colorado in the 1950s and received an Honorary Degree in 1983.
1995 58 Years Old In 1995, he received an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degree from Bard College.
1996 59 Years Old In 1996, he was awarded the National Medal of Arts.
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2005 68 Years Old In December 2005, he received the Kennedy Center Honors for his contributions to American culture. … Read More
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In 2008 he was awarded The Dorothy and Lillian Gish Prize, one of the richest prizes in the arts, given annually to "a man or woman who has made an outstanding contribution to the beauty of the world and to mankind's enjoyment and understanding of life."
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The University of Southern California (USC) School of Theater announced the first annual Robert Redford Award for Engaged Artists in 2009. … Read More
2010 73 Years Old In 2010, Redford released The Conspirator, a period drama revolving around the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. … Read More
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First year of training seriously, boxing sparring. Back then i was being forced to learn orthodox (wasn't allowed to switch southpaw till about the 1 year mark). Reason I later switched was because my right cross was pretty much useless due to a leg issue I have. Sparred a southpaw, hyper extended a right cross to the body just as he was lunging forward. Fractured the tip of my ulna. My brother was in town and hanging with me at the gym that night. He'd flirted up the girl working at the desk and the 2 of them were watching. Managed to finish out the round like a 1-armed boxer.
Later that night, went out with my brother and that girl. Every single girl we came across (sometimes 2 and 3 at a time) would try to get with him and completely ignored me. Depression followed. Was drunk for a week straight after that one.
The 2 times I had my ribs broken by knees were both by the same guy. I hate sparring tall guys, especially in muay thai. Once they get over 6'3", I have a VERY hard time. Anybody else, not that big of a deal. The guy with the knees is like 6'4~6'5.
When I lived in Maryland, I would train at my coach's second gym in Virginia on Saturday mornings. None of the guys there knew me, so they'd often try to go real hard in sparring. One particular guy was really buff, but kinda short (talking maybe 5'8"). Jarhead type. The kind of guy that "accidentally" misses the belly pad every single time whenever you work on drills (nailing you in the chest or in the junk). We spar. He's real stiff and wants to go real hard. My favorite technique is kick catches (and sweeps). It's nice, because having to get up off the ground makes them tired, a little embarrassed, and gets them to be a bit more careful. I kick catch him a few times and sweep him. The guy's a former wrestler and would rather be doing mma. I guess he's had enough because as soon as we get to a clinch, he shoots a double and starts going for a ground and pound. I tried to shrimp, tried to bridge, he refuses to get off, can't hit me though, eventually i just hold on for dear life until the coach tells him to get up.
I don't know about you guys, but after these kinds of events happen, the worst part is having to listen to my coach talk these guys up about how great they're going to be. Never had a coach that went around saying I was going to be a killer, or told me that I would be some sort of champion. Best I seem to manage is getting a coach to agree to letting me get in there and maybe helping me out a bit.
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TICONDEROGA - Ticonderoga taxes will increase 3.6 percent in 2011.
The Ti town board adopted a $5 million budget for next year at its Nov. 11 meeting.
The budget totals $5,075,754, an increase of $123,785 - 2.5 percent - from the 2010 spending plan of $4,951,960.
The 2011 tax levy will be $4,015,402, an increase of $140,262 - 3.6 percent - from the 2010 tax levy of $3,875,140.
While taxes are going up next year, tax rates will decline because a revaluation of the town has increased assessments.
The 2011 tax rate in the Ticonderoga fire district will be $7.34 per $1,000 of assessed value. That's down from the current tax rate of $9.56.
The tax rate next year in the Chilson fire district will be $7.74 per $1,000 of assessed value. That's down from the current tax rate of $10.13.
"We worked very hard on this budget," Supervisor Deb Malaney said. "Balancing increasing expenses with deceasing revenues is very tough."
The town board made cuts across the board in an effort to limit spending.
"Every department made sacrifices," Malaney said. "We took something from everyone."
The exception is in the highway department budget, which increased $118,720 to a total of $1,682,700. Malaney explained the department needs to purchase a street sweeper and a payloader. Both will be used, she said.
"When repair costs escalate it doesn't make sense to invest money in old equipment," she said. "The sweeper is important because it collects sand and gravel, keeping it out of the wastewater system. That saves us money. The payloader will be shared between the highway and water departments."
The other major increase in the 2011 budget is a 9.5 percent hike in employee health insurance costs.
Malaney pointed out the 2011 spending plan contains no pay increases for any town employee or elected official.
"I feel badly about that," she said. "Town employees work very hard for the taxpayers. I wish we could have given them something, but it can't be done this year."
The budget eliminates four jobs through attrition, three in the highway department and one on the water department. The board added $20,000 to the spending plan for part-time help to offset those retirements.
"We feel it's a fiscally-sound budget," Malaney said. "The board members are taxpayers as well. We know how difficult things are for many people and worked to control spending."
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It was $3,500 Nickie Struthers couldn't afford -- but desperate to stave off foreclosure, the 45-year-old and her fiance, Dr. Dan Howard, a surgeon, scribbled their signatures on the check they thought would yield salvation.
She handed the check to someone she'd done business with in the past, a mortgage broker-turned-foreclosure rescuer. But months went by, and the broker seemed to disappear. He had promised to modify her loan, she said, "but he wouldn't take our phone calls, e-mails, nothing. I never thought this would happen."
Struthers, of Bradenton, Fla., a Tampa exurb that, like many Sun Belt communities has seen home prices soar, then sink, may be among an estimated tens of thousands of Americans apparently duped into either signing checks or signing over their homes to potential foreclosure fraudsters -- though in Struthers' and Howard's case, the man they dealt with insisted to ABC News that he is not a scammer.
ABC News has obtained documents from the state of Florida attorney general's office indicating an exponential rise in complaints, from nine in November 2008 to 227 this month alone. New data from the California attorney general's office show a 26-fold increase in complaints from this time last year.
"Anytime the federal government puts federal relief funds available, we find there's a percentage of that money that will succumb to fraud activity," said Sharon Ormsby, the FBI's chief financial investigator, in a telephone interview.
The FBI has set up 35 task forces in its regional offices around the country to battle mortgage fraud.
But the number of Americans defrauded is soon likely to be too overwhelming for any agency to process, said Angie Moreschi of the Consumer Warning Network, a consumer watchdog group.
"You've got that $75 billion out there in housing aid, and that's going to bring the scam artists out of the woodwork," she said. "They are going to be like piranha circling the kill."
And the pool of potential prey -- families facing foreclosure -- could swell to 3 million, and those underwater could be double that, according to RealtyTrac.
In some cases, said Moreschi, the shady mortgage brokers who hawked those unaffordable mortgages are the same people offering to help them modify their loans and stay afloat.
Struthers said she felt she was in good hands: Her broker helped her with a loan a few years ago. And Struthers, a former mortgage broker herself, felt comfortable with him.
"He wasn't some guy off the yellow pages," she said. "I trusted him."
She admitted that the Bradenton McMansion she and her fiance purchased at the peak of the market in the summer of 2005 was overpriced, and that they were underfunded.
Shuffling through her papers, Struthers said her neighbor's home recently sold for half the purchase price of their home, $817,000. Her home is now worth $465,000, she estimated, and she and Howard owe more than $800,000 on it.
She was desperate and now believes she's been had, partly because the bank that holds her mortgage, Wachovia, told her it never heard of the man to whom she gave her money -- despite what she described as bank letters he gave her indicating he was working with the bank to modify her mortgage.


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Six-Piece 1891 Proof SetSix-Piece 1891 Proof Set NGC. Christian Gobrecht and James Longacre dominated American coinage during the second half of the 19th century. The Seated Liberty design by Gobrecht was used on all silver coins from half dime to silver dollar, while his Liberty Head could be seen on essentially all gold coins. Even the short-lived twenty cent piece, the gold dollar, and the double eagle would feature slightly modified versions of Gobrecht's Seated Liberty (for the twenty cent) or Liberty Head (for the gold dollar and double eagle). It is not surprising that by the 1870s many, including Mint Director Henry Linderman, called for a redesign of America's coinage.
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Charles Barber, Chief Engraver since 1879, introduced the "V" nickel in 1883, but the other denominations were untouched. A design competition was planned for 1887, but the Attorney General determined that only Congress could change coin designs. After several changes to coinage laws, another competition was to be held in 1891 and ten artists were invited to participate.
The artists, however, felt that there was not enough time and compensation, and they sent Mint Director Edward Leech a list of demands. Rather than accede to the artists' wishes, Charles Foster, the Secretary of the Treasury, decided to hold a public competition, which turned out to be a complete failure. Over 300 entries were received, but the three judges--seal engraver Henry Mitchell, Augustus Saint-Gaudens, and Charles Barber--dismissed all of them as unsuitable.
Leech, probably frustrated and a little embarrassed, gave the commission to Barber, who created a design reminiscent of the French coins of the era. The year 1891 brought the final coins to feature the long-lived Seated Liberty design. After more than 50 years, dimes, quarter, and halves would have a new design.
Cent--Altered Color--Proof. A well-defined specimen with small, scattered hairlines. NGC has judged the coin's mahogany and muted copper-orange color to be altered, but the toning is neither garish nor particularly distracting.
Five Cent Nickel PR65 Cameo. Both sides have solid contrast, but the obverse is particularly laudable, almost Ultra Cameo in appearance on its own. The light golden toning that visits that side thickens over the reverse, with a fade to mint-green within the wreath.
Dime PR65. Green-gold and blue patina is visible on each side, but in different configurations. The shining obverse shows mostly the former color with just a touch of blue along the bottom, while the reverse is edged in green-gold with a broad blue core. Dynamic eye appeal.
Quarter PR65 Cameo. Lightly gold-toned with intensely reflective fields. The margins show a degree of orange color, most noticeably at the right reverse, and the rims have rich umber and violet patina. A gorgeous Gem.
Half Dollar PR66. Deep plum, blue, and amber shadings dominate the eye appeal of this Premium Gem. While the obverse has a gleaming center of pale silver-gray, the reverse is toned all the way across.
Morgan Dollar PR65. An incredible Gem proof with outlandish, divergent patina. The obverse has translucent, dappled champagne and silver patina edged in blue, while the reverse has deeper, duskier versions of the two colors that show a more even blend.
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The pairings for Bellator Fighting Championships' Season 7 Lightweight Tournament have been set. The tourney kicks off October 19th at Bellator 77.
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"The Bellator Tournament will be a difficult test for me," Sarnavskiy said, who owns a perfect 20-0 record. "I will train and prepare myself the best I can. I have a huge responsibility to my coach, my manager, my fans and my country. I won't disappoint them and I want to show them a spectacular performance."
Rene Nazare vs. Ricardo Tirlonim, Marcin Held vs. Murad Machaev and Dave Jansen vs. Magomed Saadulaev round out the quarterfinals matchups.
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Though often noisy, Uva Rossa in Malverne is always a fine spot to catch a good Italian meal without the huge Italian portions. Small plates and an attractive brick and wood interior make this restaurant modern and enjoyable -- so long as you don't mind the chatter.
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knowing nouvel's work leaves no doubt of the islands end outcome-sensational. sustainability is assured in the 21st century and does not need to be a marketing tool but rather a design tool. unfortunately nouvel cannot change the cities river issues but i bet nouvel's team makes some important river connections-physically, visually, & sensually. i look forward to the final reality
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The images here are not very provocative. They make it look like a generic development. I hope it improves as the design is developed. It would also be great if sustainability was a driving force behind the development. Especially considering it could reintroduce a riparian habitat to the urban center of the city.
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Build an 1805 Treadle Lathe
by Stephen Shepherd Stephen Shepherd is a maker of traditional pattern woodworking tools and a writer on early woodworking technique. His passion for this subject has inspired him to design, build and develop a set of plans for a reproduction 1805 turning lathe, with a small workbench area conveniently built into the lathe bed. While it is easy to dismiss a foot-powered tool as inefficient in the modern age, foot powered lathes give you a wonderful mix of safety, control, and exercise. Turning speeds are lower, but with sharp tools you will turn as fast as with an electric lathe. The speed is infinitely variable and the lathe can even go backwards, which is a help for finishing.
Willow Bark Slip Whistle
The Willow Bark Slip Whistle is a nice easy little project requiring only a small knife and a piece of freshly cut willow. The piece of willow should be about thumb width in diameter and about a hand span (150mm) in length (this will be plenty for the whistle and also give you a good length 'working handle' to carve with safely). For this example I'm using a piece of Grey Sallow as it is locally abundant in the area, but any willow will work just as well. It works best in the spring or early summer when the sap is rising in the trees. Safety first, note the comfortable sitting position with elbows resting on the knees, and a wooden chopping block for cutting onto.
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Because wood is relatively weak perpendicular to its grain, screws don't hold that well when screwed into the end grain. This firstly because the thread has a harder time cutting into the grain fro the side, and also because what it does grab shears out more easily, as the shear is cross-grain. Wood screws do, however, hold extremely well in cross grain.
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Here (Pic 9) are the 4 main joints that you can use to make everything from shelves to rocking chairs. A-Wedged Mortise and Tenon JointsPic 9-A A tenon is usually a round or square piece of wood that goes partially or all the way through a hole cut into another piece of wood. Here you see a square tenon. Pic 9-B-Sliding DovetailThe sliding dovetail is useful for braces on doors or for attaching chair legs to chair feet and chair legs to chair or stool seats.
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CMYK - Color Theory - Is there such a thing?
I have recently been experimenting with CMYK color palettes and found them extremely easy to mix. This is mainly due to the fact cmyk uses a percentage system. Does anyone know of any resources that deal with cmyk color theory? I am probably using the wrong term here but what i am looking for is tutorials on color that use cyan, magenta, yellow and black as their base colors rather then RGB.
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Jason Maranto has an excellent colour theory series on Youtube if you go to the Jason Maranto youtube channel.
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Don't get lost in technicalities: the bulk of color theory is not about cmyk vs rgb, and cmyk is no more about percentages than rgb. If you want to study colour, then study colour.
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See now im sure i have used the wrong term. I understand color theory is universal but for some stupid reason i thought color mixing falls into the category. Specifically I am talking about color mixing on a pc using a cmyk percentage system rather then the 0-255 RGB system.
August 21st, 2014 #5
I have some info here on how CMY primaries work and how CMYK relates in theory to CMY, but I'm not sure that's what you are asking about:
Can you elaborate on what sort of information you are looking for?
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CMY and RGB are not that much different. CMY uses subtractive color mixing, and RGB uses additive. Other than one having mixes produce black, and the other's mixes producing white, there is little real difference.
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Hey I am not too familiar with CYMK and RGB technicalities but I vouch for what the others are saying. When learning Colour theory I do not believe that knowing the technical nuances of either CYMK and RGB will help. Like arenhaus said, the difference has to do with how colours are obtained, and is relevant when you are printing you work. CYMK just has a smaller range of colours. But if what Feng Zhu said was correct, then the range of CYMK is fast approaching the range of RGB and soon it will be a non issue. When you are working digitally with your tablet I do not believe either RGB or CYMK will alter what colours your brain picks to lay down. This knowledge comes from study and practise.


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Some good points above, especially about safety harnesses! Like q2hunter I once had a stand in a spot that required me to cut a path through a blackberry thicket in order to approach it from downwind. The stand was low, and it had to be because that was the only place I could put it. So, I never hunted that stand in the wrong wind. Saw and killed quite a few deer from it, too. Now I have a stand on a farm between some crop fields and a large lake. A small, swampy bay hooks in behind the stand with nasty thickets all around and a small oak grove that I'm just on the edge of. When the lake is still up, I have to walk the lake shore and get to my stand by walking through where the deer will be. Last year I sprayed my rubber boots (LaCrosse Burleys) with Dead Downwind, had a doe and two yearlings come in and walk back and forth over my tracks, and they never knew I was in their world. Then, when they drew the lake down, and I could get across that swampy bay, I cut a path through the thicket right behind my stand. It makes for a much shorter walk and is better for the prevailing wind. But, just like JeffK, the doggone deer started using the path I cut and I got busted once big time! Hadn't seen anything and decided to have a cup of coffee. Stood up and turned around to get my thermos out of the pack and they were right behind my stand! Shoulda figured. A shortcut for me is a shortcut for them too!
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DULUTH -- The Hudgens Center for the Arts recently invited its Board of Directors and Trustees, employees, volunteers and other art lovers to join outside in the garden for its annual meeting and appreciation event. Every year, the center gives out awards for those who stand out at the center and around Gwinnett County.
During the evening, a special presentation was given for the former and current chairs of the board from the Hudgens' inception as the Gwinnett Council for the Arts in 1981 to the present. All of the members were recognized with a large plaque with their names and dates of service. Present for the unveiling were former chairs Ethel Andersen, Johnny Rowe and Pat Swan, and current chair Laurie Ann Kimbrell. The plaque will be placed on permanent display in the Board Room of the Hudgens.
The Volunteer of the Year award went to Stewart Woodard, a regular volunteer through the Explore Gwinnett Ambassadors program. The Youth Volunteer of the Year award was given to Gemini Kauchik, a local teen who donates hours of her time to help out at the Hudgens.
This year's Gwinnie Awards went to:
-- Gwinnett County Public Library, represented by Barbara Spruill, for its "Fall Into the Arts" program and commitment to the arts in Gwinnett.
-- Wells Fargo Bank, represented by Kathleen Gibbons, for its Great Days of Giving support of the Hudgens, as well as its frequent volunteerism at the center and commitment to the arts.
-- Explore Gwinnett (formerly Gwinnett County Visitors Bureau), represented by Linda Murphy, for the Gwinnett Tourism Awareness Program, which specifically highlights the arts in the county, and its ambassadors volunteer program.
Last year, Carol Knight and Connie Norman won Volunteers of the Year, Linda Lindeborg and Ann Morrow took home the Chairman's Award, and ArtWorks! Gwinnett, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and Primerica Foundation gained Gwinnie Awards.
Winners were given large ceramic bowls created at the Hudgens by Ceramics Studio Manager Vernon Smith.
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Redesigned Easy-Bake Oven Loses its Trademark Lightbulb
The Easy-Bake Oven, the classic children's baking toy first marketed in 1963, has received the latest in a string of design makeovers, this time losing the 100-watt lightbulb that for decades generated the heat to bake the cakes and other treats kids could make in the oven.
Part of the reason for the redesign is the phasing out of incandescent lightbulbs. The compact fluorescent bulbs that are the new standard generate less heat than their predecessors, which is good for the environment, but not helpful to little bakers.
The toy's manufacturer says, after a 2007 voluntary recall of an earlier model, the new oven can reach 375 degrees, but it adheres to all safety standards, as the outside of the oven never gets more than warm. The Associated Press reported on the redesigned oven:
The forced re-engineering also handed Hasbro an excuse to give the Easy-Bake — which in the 1960s and 1970s came in the era's popular kitchen decor colors — its most modern makeover yet.
"This gave us a reason to do it completely differently," said Michelle Paolino, a vice president of global brand strategy and marketing at Hasbro.
"We wanted it to look more like a real appliance, not a plastic toy," she said.
About the size of a big bread box, the Easy-Bake Ultimate Oven is clearly designed to fit on any kitchen counter, assuming a parent is willing to shell out $49.99, a steep hike from the last model's price tag of $29.99.
"It looks sort of like an Art Deco toaster with wings — a purple one," said Patricia Hogan, curator at The Strong, which includes the National Museum of Play and the National Toy Hall of Fame in Rochester, N.Y. "It's just so cool."
The oven targets girls between 8 and 12. The beauty of the oven, the company and users say, is that children can mix and bake mostly themselves — the food gets pushed in one end of the oven, cooks, then comes out the other side. Still, Hasbro says parental supervision is required.
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GAO-05-240: Published: Feb 9, 2005. Publicly Released: Mar 14, 2005.
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To prevent pollutants from entering storm water runoff, the Clean Water Act's National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System Storm Water Program requires controls for construction activities that disturb land. Phase I of this program requires permitting for construction activities that disturb 5 acres or more, while Phase II requires permitting for activities disturbing between 1 and 5 acres. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) extended the Phase II compliance date for discharges associated with oil and gas construction activities until March 2005 to analyze the impact of Phase II on the oil and gas industry. GAO was asked to provide information about oil and gas construction activities--such as well drilling and pipeline construction--affected by Phase I and likely to be affected by Phase II, as well as Phase II's financial and environmental implications.
A small fraction of total oil and gas construction activities have been permitted under Phase I of EPA's storm water program. Phase I storm water permit data for three of the six largest oil and gas producing states--Louisiana, Oklahoma, and Texas--showed that 433 construction activities were permitted under Phase I over the most recent 12 months for which data were available. About 70 percent, 304 of the 433, were oil and gas pipeline activities, most of which were much larger than the 5 acre criterion under Phase I. About 17 percent, 72 of the 433, were drilling activities. In comparison, these three states reported drilling an average of about 10,000 wells for each of the past 3 years. Industry must decide whether to seek permit coverage, and it has sought to have its drilling activities permitted on few occasions because it has determined that most drilling activity involves distinct projects that disturb less than 5 acres each. In states we reviewed, there were few reported compliance problems associated with oil and gas construction activities. While it appears that most oil and gas construction activities may have to be permitted under Phase II, the actual number of activities that could be affected is uncertain, and the financial and environmental implications are difficult to quantify. The oil and gas construction activities affected by the rule may lead to increased financial costs for the oil and gas industry and federal agencies implementing the rule. Many of the potential costs stem from meeting permit requirements to review the impact of construction activities on endangered species, although this impact would be site specific and difficult to quantify. Potentially offsetting these costs, the rule may lead to additional environmental protections that are difficult to quantify, such as decreased levels of sediment in water and benefits for endangered species and their habitat. After delaying implementation of this rule for oil and gas construction activities for 2 years to study the impact of Phase II, EPA is analyzing the impact but, as yet, has not quantified the number of activities affected or the potential financial and environmental implications.
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