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98 teams, 3000 players: endless playing options
Oulala promotes you to the European football scene. You can now create your team by choosing players from the five major European leagues. On Oulala, it is now possible to have Messi and Crouch as your starting forwards...Pick your favourite team formation, buy your players according to a given budget, and try to become the best manager every week!
The deepest scoring system ever created
A successful through pass and a goal scored: you win points. A shot over the stands and a missed dribble: you lose some. On Oulala, 70 criteria are included in our scoring matrix system, and the allocation of points depends on the players' position on the field for a total of 275 criteria! The behind-the-scene workers might finally be rewarded...Xabi Alonso will be happy about this one. A fantasy football game has never been this close to football reality!
Change players and your team formation...LIVE!
Managers shout their orders from the sideline, you will shout yours from your fingertips: you will never be far from the action. One of your players is playing poorly, got injured or just received a yellow card? No worries, you can now sub him out for one of the players on your substitution bench. Another cool advantage: Balotelli won't flick you off if you take him out of your team...On Oulala, always stay tuned to the game!
The Oulala team is always within reach
Our team will constantly be at your disposal to make sure your experience is the best it can be. Wherever you are on the site, we are just one click away from you. Come to our help forum and discuss with any members of the Oulala team, from the CEO in his office with a clean sea view to the intern allocated to make copies all day...Because we love football as much as you do, let's share our common passion together!
The best managers are always rewarded
On Oulala, we reward the best three managers every week. Each winner, according to the number of points accumulated through referrals and badges, will have access to better prizes. You only have on thing to do: proving that you are the best!
Here at Oulala.com, we love football, perhaps as much as you do, perhaps even more. But we are filled with sadness that we will never be either professional footballers or club managers. That is life: harsh. Instead, we decided that we would not let that hold us back from proving our expertise and taking part, which is why we have created the most comprehensive fantasy football system there is.
This lets us take part, compete against our friends, or the rest of the world, and prove that we have what it takes to stand apart from the footballing crowd and average supporter. Oulala enables us to buy and sell players, pick a starting eleven and make substitutions just as a real club manager would. It is as close to the real thing as football fanatics like you and I will come.
Fantasy football is most well developed in the United Kingdom, where a number of daily newspapers (like the Telegraph, Daily Mirror and Daily Mail) run their own fantasy leagues, based on player performances in the Premier League. The almost non-stop coverage of the Barclays Premier League[1] enables our advanced system to collect the masses of data that are needed to run our platform. Most systems use around five to seven data points to help score players by their performance – in comparison, Oulala.com uses seventy data points, making it much more comprehensive and a better judge of the performance of an individual soccer player.
Our platform operates minute by minute, meaning that your points standing changes as matches and the season develops and unfolds, allowing you to see the position of your team against the world. Typically there is a five second or so lag between the action on the pitch and your fantasy team, meaning that you can and should make decisions in real time Obviously, as more football[2] matches are played, your squad will perform, improve and worsen, giving you the chance to show your managerial talents.
The platform uses a mathematical algorithm that combines seventy different actions on a football pitch to aggregate the actions that actually win and lose matches. All this data is updated to your account live, there is a time delay of just a few seconds between the action on the pitch and the current score of your players and team on your pc, laptop or smart phone. Modern technology is coming to sport in a big way. If you like statistics and sport, you'll love fantasy football at Oulala.com.
This all means that we track the same statistics as other platforms, things like goals scored, clean sheets, assists, red and yellow cards, but we also track another sixty five factors. Amongst those factors are important tackles, saves, through balls, clearances, winning a header and many more.
This makes it much more realistic to play our fantasy football game than the others you can choose from. Additionally, there are lots of people that follow the Barclays Premier League very closely, but there are far fewer people with their own fantasy team that are actively following all of the major European leagues.
Plus, by creating the game as we have, you get to select your fantasy squad from virtually all of the best footballers in the world today, since almost all of them play in one of the top five main European leagues. This removes the constraints that most newspaper fantasy football games have that only focus on the Barclays Premier League.
While there is a lot of skill involved, as with any type of maths game, there is also a good amount of luck too. People with more skill will win from time to time, but people with less skill still have a good chance. Even better, we have a European approach, so we have already launched the game in French and will launch in other languages soon. This means that you can challenge yourself to be the best European fantasy football player!
If you fancy yourself as being more special than Jose Mourinho, more successful than Sir Alex Ferguson, more serious than Avram Grant, more of a wheeler-dealer than Harry Redknapp, more of a fighter than Sam Allardyce, or more studious than Sven-Goran Eriksson, you now have a way to prove yourself.
Since there is so much passion and support for English Premier League clubs, Oulala launched first in the UK. With global supporters for the biggest football clubs, such as Manchester United, Liverpool, Chelsea and Arsenal and such a wide array of superstars playing in the Barclays Premier League, such as Wayne Rooney, Robin van Persie, Frank Lampard, Luis Suarez and Emmanuel Adebayor, who wouldn't want to select some Premiership stars in their starting fantasy eleven? As players fight for UEFA Champions League places or to avoid relegation, these are some of the best footballers in the world playing at the top of their game.
Oulala.com lets you transfer players in and out of your squad, with budget limits to stop you from only selecting the very best footballers. Of course, this is where the real world and fantasy football begin to differ. In the real world, when football clubs are bought and sold by billionaires, money often is not an actual limiting factor!
Despite this, your job is to create a team of top scorers that adds points every week, no matter who the fixture list puts against them. How do you choose between a player in form and a player of class? As team manager, that is your job to decide!
We haven't stopped there though. What if your favourite player is not signed to a club in the Barclays Premier League? We have that covered too. Oulala enables fantasy teams to be selected from any club in the five biggest European leagues: the Premier League in England, La Liga in Spain, Serie A in Italy, the Bundesliga in Germany and Ligue 1 in France. Each of these leagues is within the rules of UEFA[3] and a high percentage of players compete for their national team in FIFA[4] competitions.
So if your favourite player is with Barcelona, Real Madrid, Paris Saint-Germain, Juventus or another top flight club, you can still select him. With Oulala.com you really can create a fantasy football team that contains Lionel Messi, Christiano Ronaldo, Juan Mata and Andrea Pirlo despite the different leagues that they play in, without being constrained by the Barclays Premier League. If a player is transferred to another club mid-season and that other club plays in one of the five European leagues that we cover, then his points will still accrue to your fantasy team. In other words, Tottenham Hotspur supporters can still select Gareth Bale...
It will come as no surprise to learn that Oulala has been created by a statistician who has a background in financial markets. Oulala is one of the most complex maths games in the history of sports, but has been made simple, usable and fun by our hardworking team.
Another vital element of playing our game is that footballers can lose you points when they have a poor performance on the pitch. This means that your fantasy squad needs to find the most talented players from the major European leagues and avoid the worst players. This would be easy if there were no budget restrictions, but of course there are! For this reason, we are convinced that you will play European fantasy football at it's most sophisticated with us.
We also enable "circles". These are mini fantasy leagues that can be formed between friends, family and colleagues separate to the main game. You can see the performance of your own fantasy team in a league right next to your best friends. Let the competition begin and the bragging rights be earned! If you and your friends wish to only select players from the Barclays Premier League, you can, of course, do that, but we believe that our game is more challenging because the best footballers in Europe are all available for selection in a fantasy team.
The huge amounts of data that a football season generates – if you choose to measure it – mean that a revolution is coming to the beautiful game, just as happened in baseball in the USA, as detailed by the book and movie Moneyball, about the math behind sabermetrics. While we do not hope to change the way soccer is played, or the way that clubs are run, we expect that in time our players will be competing with actual club managers as they will find all sorts of insights in the data of their squad.
When players first sign up, their experience is similar to piecing together a fun puzzle. Selecting favourite footballers for positions within a team budget can be a complicated problem to solve, but also fun, as the manager dreams of his ultimate squad and has to think through options and make concessions to make it real. There is no best way or formula to do this – at least not that we have found - but if you can select a better squad by using some mathematical formula or statistical insight, there is an opportunity for you. From this point on, most of the numbers are handled by us, leaving you to watch and worry about player performance on the pitch, not budget.
Where we differ from most other maths games is in addiction. Once you have a team in play, it is almost harder to focus on the real games as your commitment to your own squad grows. There aren't many other puzzles that can keep players enjoying the experience for months at a time.
Just like other competitions, we give out prizes at Oulala to the most successful players. If you can top our leaderboard you'll be winning something! The range of prizes available changes, mainly because we try and secure one of a kind football related items, like signed shirts or football club experiences.
If it all sounds complicated so far, don't worry, it isn't. We have created a set of video tutorials to help you understand how to play fantasy football at Oulala. If you have further questions, our dedicated and slightly footy mad team, based in Malta, will be happy to help you. We look forward to playing against you and chatting about the sport, players and the fantasy Premier League in our forum. Of course, as the internet brings communications and fans closer together, it becomes easier to support multiple teams, not just those that play in the UK5. These days the BBC6 reports on all the major games in Europe, making it even easier to follow Oulala.


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There was no 6-year-old boy in a homemade balloon that floated 50 miles over Colorado today. It turns out he was in the rafters of the family garage, hiding in a cardboard box.
But before that was learned, the panic sparked a frantic rescue
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Falcon Heene says he was scared after his father had yelled at him earlier for climbing into a compartment on the homemade balloon. His brother saw Falcon in the compartment, but apparently didn't see him climb out.
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Market assailant facing jail after second trial
Posted: April 30, 2013|
A METAL bar attacker is facing a jail sentence after being found guilty of an attack which left his victim with serious head injuries.
Peter Milne armed himself with the makeshift weapon before going to a pre-arranged fight which had been set up in a flurry of abusive texts by his victim Simon Bell.
The two men met at 5am in Tiverton's Pannier Market where Milne pulled the metal bar from the back of his trousers and used it to batter the other man about the head.
Both Milne and his victim had been drinking heavily at parties in different parts of the town and Mr Bell had set the venue for the fight with a text which said "Market, now".
Milne, 33, walked the short distance to the closed-down market but picked up the bar before he left. It formed part of a set of weight lifting kit and was normally used to hold dumbbells at either end. It is only a foot long but is a heavy piece of metal.
The fight lasted only a few minutes with other men gathered round and one joining in to headbutt Mr Bell at one stage before Mr Bell was battered to the ground by the metal bar.
Milne left 31-year-old Mr Bell semi-conscious on the ground and as he walked away he sent a taunting text which read 'Ha, that worked'.
The victim spent a 15 days in intensive care in the neurosurgery unit at Derriford Hospital in Plymouth where doctors found nine wounds on his head where he had been hit by the bar.
He has since made a full recovery but told the jury it was a miracle he was still alive and that he had no memory of the fight.
Milne, of Newport Street, Tiverton, denied causing grievous bodily harm, wounding and having an offensive weapon.
He claimed he was acting in self defence but a jury at Exeter Crown Court found him guilty of wounding and having the dumbbell bar as an offensive weapon.
The jury were discharged from reaching a verdict on the charge of inflicting grievous bodily harm and the prosecution will not pursue the count.
The jury reached their decision without knowing he had been cleared of the more serious charge of wounding with intent to cause GBH at an earlier trial in August last year.
The jury in that case were unable to reach a verdict of the other charges.
Judge Francis Gilbert QC, remanded Milne in custody to await sentence. He told him: "The defendant will remain in custody and the sentencing will take place on Friday.
During a week-long trial the jury heard there was bad blood between the two men, who had both been at separate late night parties at Bampton Street and Angel Hill in Tiverton before they arranged to settle their differences in the closed-up Pannier Market.
Milne claimed he armed himself because Mr Bell's abusive texts included threats that he would 'stick him in the neck' and 'have his eyes'.
He insisted his opponent had come at him armed with a blade from a Stanley knife but nothing of this kind was found at the scene and Mr Bell had no chance to dispose of it because he was lying injured in the market.
Milne was arrested hiding on the roof of a friend's house four hours after the fight after getting rid of some of the blood-stained clothes he had been wearing.
He told the jury he used the metal bar after seeing Mr Bell with a knife. He said he hit the other man but it did not stop him, so he hit him again until he went to the ground.
Milne said that Mr Bell then staggered to his feet again and was on the verge of stabbing him when he used the metal bar to subdue him again.
He insisted he stopped hitting him as soon as he thought he was no longer a threat.
He said: "I hit him once on the head. He came back at me and I feared for my life. He had a knife so I hit him again. I was scared. I did what I had to do to avoid being stabbed.
"I did not hit him with full force. If I had done there would not have been a lot of him left. I could see he'd had enough so I stopped of my own accord.
"I was in shock. I had nearly been killed. I was very frightened. The knife was just inches away from me. If I did not have that bar with me I would probably be in the grave right now."
Mr Bell insisted he had never carried a blade and would not have had one on the night of the fight.
He said: "I have no recollection of the circumstances that led me to being in hospital. I have made a good recovery and been told it is a miracle I have done so.
"Whether or not I was in my right mind I would never threaten to take a weapon to anyone. I don't go around threatening people. I would only react if I felt my life was threatened. I am not the sort of person who goes around causing arguments or throwing my weight around.
"There has never, ever been a point where I would carry a weapon."


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Black Brazilian Brown Bag Series: Gustavo Melo
"Black Theatrical Aesthetic and the (im)possibilities of black performers on stage"
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The Black Brazilian Brown Bag series features several visiting scholars from Brazil.
This text is proposed as a means to bring into conversation recurrent questions that some black performers, activists, and scholars in Brazil have been concerned with. What is black theater? Does black theater exist? If it does, how can we define it? The reasons for these concerns has to do with some theoretical concepts surrounding art, race, political engagement, and aesthetics. Also, issues related to public policy and scholarly production of knowledge requires the nature of black theatre to be more specific. Besides those factors, in the investigation of black theatrical aesthetics, I am actually concerned about what constitutes our meaning, as black performers, on stage and what are the (im)possibilities that are posed to our practice.


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SOUTH SALT LAKE — Dispatchers working for the Unified Police Dept. were honored in South Salt Lake Thursday as part of National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week.
While dispatchers aren't out on the scene of an incident, they are involved in every call, and emergency officials met with dispatchers to thank them for their work.
"We're kind of the eyes and ears for the officers to let them know what to expect when they get on scene," said Chris Dunn, dispatch manager. "So they rely a lot on the information that we obtain for calls, especially for calls in progress."
Dispatchers require a lot of training before they step out on the floor; first six months of training on what to do, then six more months of on-the-job training.
"They come out on the floor to practice what they've learned," said Chris Dunn, dispatch manager. "They buddy up with a dispatcher and work the different positions for about six months and then after about a year, they are able to do all the positions in the office on their own."


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MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Criminals are stopping one man's fight against blight in Binghampton.
He was hoping if he fixed one home, there would be a domino effect.
"I had a vision. I saw potential in this property," said Deon Spight.
Some people told him it would never work, that he was crazy to invest in any home on Carpenter. Now, he's starting to agree.
Spight said when he first bought the home last year, things went great. He slowly fixed up the place.
In the last few months, however, thieves stripped the aluminum siding, yanked what was left of the copper wiring, and even stole the Azalea bushes lining the walkway.
If that's not enough, Spight said he picks up beer cans and drug paraphernalia in the yard daily.
"Anything that is not bolted down, they will come back and try to steal," he said.
Spight said he called police over and over again, and even filed three reports.
Memphis police told WREG they went to the home three times last week, but didn't mention if they are close to catching who did it.
"It is very wrong. It is disturbing," said Darrell Smoot, who lives across from the house.
He added MPD never asked him what he saw.
"I did see somebody come from the other side of the house, and throw something in the back of a truck," said Smoot. "A man and a woman."
Spight went to scrap metal yards asking them to keep an eye out.
He is told the thieves got $60 for the aluminum siding, but it will cost him several thousand to repair.
"How much money am I going to lose to have to put into it to really bring it back to life?" Spight asked.
Spight wanted to fight the blight on Carpenter, but now he's starting to think maybe his dreams are too big for Binghampton.


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TCCS webinars enable students and alumni to view and listen to workshops and presentations through an online platform. The following previously recorded webinars titled Career Navigation, Transitioning from a Teacher to an Administrator, Social Media and Your Job Search, and Where's My Fit? are available online 24/7 within the Webinars folder in the Resource Library Section of TCCS LINK. Please check the 'Career Fairs and Events' section of TCCS LINK to find out when TCCS will be having their next webinar.
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Thursday Morning Political Mix
By Frank James
Good morning, fellow political junkies.Today finds the Senate in continued debate aimed at reaching a legislative agreement that keeps the federal government open into the new fiscal year which starts Oct. 1.
Meanwhile, there seems to be a growing mood among congressional Republicans to test President Obama's resolve to not negotiate over raising the debt ceiling in a few weeks.
Here are some politically-connected items or themes that caught my eye this morning.
- Trying to buy more time before a federal government shutdown that could happen October 1 without a budget deal, some lawmakers are raising the prospect of a one-week spending bill, writes The Hill's Alexander Bolton. One downside is it would force the crisis over how to keep the government open one week closer to the crisis over raising the debt ceiling which the Obama administration now says must be accomplished by mid-October.
- Republicans are coalescing around an idea to shift the Obamacare fight to the debt-ceiling debate, while Democrats, for their part, are united in their position that Republican attempts to link conditions to raising the same debt ceiling are a non-starter, report Manu Raju, Jake Sherman and Ginger Gibson of Politico.
- Sen. Ted Cruz may have won over many grassroots conservatives with his 21-hour anti-Obamacare Senate talkathon, but many of his Republican colleagues view him as selfish, divisive and counterproductive, and that's only for starters, writes Jeremy Peters in the New York Times. Meanwhile, Los Angeles Times' cartoonist columnist David Horsey has a fairly withering Cruz commentary.
- Former president George H.W. Bush served as the official witness at the wedding of two long-time friends in Maine where same-sex marriage was legalized in December, as my NPR colleague Mark Memmott reports.
- Lawmakers are seeking to extend a visa program for Iraqi interpreters, perhaps adding it to the continuing resolution to keep the government operating into the new fiscal year, reports The Hill's Jeremy Herb. That brought to mind a recent story by NPR's Quil Lawrence on the plight of the Afghan translator whose U.S. visa was delayed despite the best efforts of a U.S. soldier who owes him his life.
- Alan Simpson, the wise-cracking former Republican senator from Wyoming, is known for speaking his mind. Lynne Cheney, wife of former Vice President Dick Cheney, apparently isn't a fan. Simpson says she told him to "shut up" at a Cody social event, reports Laura Hancock of Wyoming's Star Tribune.
- Staying on the wild-west theme, the Center for Public Integrity's Michael Beckel provides a good reminder that not all is as it seems in the sometimes untamed frontier of online political fundraising. His "Hucksters for Hillary" report shows how easy it is for someone to misuse a famous politician's name to try to raise money from the public without any apparent link to the politician's campaign.
- So that happened. Comedian Dan Nainan allegedly punched journalist Josh Rogin in the face, twice, in an apparent response to Rogin's tweeted negative review of Nainan's stand-up routine at a Washington D.C. charity event. Rogin tweeted about the alleged attack in real (presumably painful) time and Huffpo threw together a short post.
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Nest Box (Birdhouse) Plans
I have put together a variety of birdhouse plans for you so that you can make your own birdhouses and enjoy watching birds breed and raise their young in your own backyard. If you want a detailed, step-by-step instruction book on how to build, mount, place and protect birdhouses, along with a nest box specification table and everything else you need to know to have baby birds hatching and growing up in your yard, you can download my free ebook here. Please place predator guards on any posts, poles or trees where you mount your nest boxes. They will help keep out cats, raccoons and other climbing predators. There are instructions at the bottom of this page to make your own or you can purchase them here. You can also download my Nest Box Specifications PDF file that will give you the dimensions and information on all the cavity nesting species nest box sizes, entrance hole sizes and height to mount the boxes.
Basic Bluebird Nest Box
You can use a round hole 1 1/2″ diameter entrance hole for this Bluebird House and it will also be used by Tree Swallows and the Titmouse.
Alternative Bluebird Nest Box
This is my favorite plan for a bluebird nest box.
Alternative Bluebird Nest Box 2
Screech Owl or American Kestrel Nest Box
Kinney Swallow Nest Box
This nest box should be at least 10″ long and at least 7″ wide with the backboard at least 6″ high and the front board 8 or 9″ high. The main entrance hole (for the adults) is 1 1/2″ and the other three (for the chicks) are each 1″ in diameter. This allows 3 or 4 chicks to beg for food at the same time making for more even food distribution among them. You can remove the porch if you want to and I made mine to open from the side which made it much easier to access the nest. You can also remove the extra "foothold" pieces on the top of the box and the perch as the Swallows don't need them. This is an old style nest box from the 50's that is a bit more difficult to build due to the sloped roof angle.
The Wren Nest Box
Here are two versions of this nest box, one with the typical round entrance hole and the other with a slotted entrance. Wrens prefer the slotted entrance because it allows them easier access to bring in the long twigs they use to build their nests. The round hole is 1″ in diameter and the slotted entrance is 1″ X 3″.
Wren Cube Hanging Nest Box
Side Hole Nest Box
This is a perfect design for nuthatches and chickadees that like to enter their nest boxes from the trunk of the tree right into the side of the box. I used a hinged top and hook on the front to make it easier to check in on the nestlings. Notice that the panel opposite the entrance hole is cut square at the top for ventilation.
Robin or Phoebe Nest Box
Wood Duck Nest Box Plan
The entrance hole on this Wood Duck box is a 3″ high and 4″ wide oval opening. If you are serious about putting up Wood Duck nest boxes, please download and read this excellent booklet by Paul Fielder entitled "Guidelines for Managing Wood Duck Nest Boxes in Washington State" before embarking on this journey. This guide will give you all the information you need for a successful Wood Duck program.
Northern Flicker Nest Box
Flickers are excavators and are most likely to use a nestbox if it is packed full of sawdust, simulating a dead snag. This will also keep other birds like European Starlings from using it. This is made from a 12 foot 2X8 inch board. If you can find rough cut cedar, it's the best. Place the box 6 to 20 feet above the ground at the transition of forest and open ground.
Burrowing Owl Nest Box
Click on the image below to go to my You Tube page with the 3 part video.
You may also want to read my post on these incredible little owls here: Burrowing Owls
This is the plan I used to construct my Burrowing Owl nestbox. The irrigation valve box is 17″ long by 12″ high and 12″ wide. I tried to make the slope of the pipe (Corex) as shallow as possible from the nestbox to the surface. I also drilled a hole in the cover and fitted it with a 2″ diameter PVC pipe to the surface so that I could drop a Hawk Eye Nature Cam into the box from the surface to view the interior without having to dig down and open it up. Here's what it looks when it's done. I covered the PVC pipe with rocks rather than dirt simply because they were available and the owls can use them for a vantage point rather than installing a perch.
Barn Owl Nest Box
Predator Guards
Please place predator guards of some kind on the posts or trees you use to mount your birdhouses!
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- April 8, 2009 at 11:47 am
Thank you for taking the time to make this information available on your site. I'll be using some of the instructions presented here for the creation of burrowing owl nest sites on a few of our Preserves in Placer County.
- September 6, 2009 at 9:52 am
I have had no luck getting swallows to use the narrow, horizontal oval box opening. Do other people feel it works?
- September 6, 2009 at 11:05 am
Joan, I have 24 bluebird/treeswallow nest boxes on our Doty Ravine Preserve and they all have a round 1 – 9/16″ opening. It seems to work well. We had 1 bluebird pair this season and 17 tree swallow pairs nested and produced eggs/fledglings this year. Are you sure it is the opening or is the box in a bad location? My preserve is about 4 miles north of Lincoln, CA. in an open grassland.
- October 28, 2009 at 6:52 am
Help with birdhouses! Actually, more like help with birds! I have 7 acres in Mariposa County and would like to attract owls to help with gopher and rodent problems. I am just not sure what owls we might have. I see from googling that there is the spotted owl but that it is endangered so there might not be any in our area. Any help on what other owls there are or birds that will help eat such rodents?
- March 19, 2010 at 12:57 am
Many thanks for your time and information,will put to good use here in the UK.
Best Regards………Bill
- May 27, 2010 at 7:37 am
I like this site
- December 7, 2011 at 1:01 am
Hoping to attract owls/hawks/bats/birds for the viewing pleasure of our residents and families. We also have an abundance of rabbits and ground squirrels that need to be controlled.
- March 25, 2012 at 1:14 am
Looking for free birdhouse plans.
What would be good site for Cardinal, Chickadee, Robin, purple martin?
- September 6, 2012 at 6:30 pm
hey do u have anything for duck nest box i would like to make something for ducks and if so could u email them to me thanks
- January 24, 2014 at 1:25 pm
Thankyou for the information you supply in the above . I have been seeking info for Chickadees Nestbox made from PVC Piping ; I had seen this a few years ago but just looking for news of this item has been a Nightmare , I do not require ideas on making a Boat or how to fold the sheets on the bed , because that is all that comes these days on any request . Thanks again on what you have written , I am sure I am not the only person to appreciate what you are doing . Ed.
- November 4, 2014 at 10:27 am
I made an effort to create those nice protective cones using a sheet of old tin ripped off my barn roof during high winds. I only succeeded in getting myself cut up a bit. Finally I just made simple cuts and creating rectangles about 28″ by 36″. I centered these on top the post and fastened the boxes directly on top. Won't this do to keep snakes and racoons from gaining access?
- March 26, 2015 at 6:33 pm
Looking at various sites for swallow bird houses. It's been a hard 3-years with nasty flies. Noticed when the swallows were around the flies basically were minimal. I got access to plenty of wood pallets to build with, just need a viable plan to use the wood for construction. Down south, the summer heat is much, so a front vent slot just under the roof overhang of 3/8-inch and tiny base drain holes should help. The Bluebird house shown looks similar, just needs a smaller hole with no perch.
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Calendar of Events
Monday, July 1, 2013
Drop-in Storytime: Dexter District Library.< less
Library staff read stories for kids age 5 & under. Also, songs, crafts, and other activites.
11 a.m., DDL lower level meeting room, 3255 Alpine, Dexter. Free. 426-4477. [map]
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Arts & crafts projects for kids ages 6-12.
11 a.m.-noon & 1-2 p.m., SDL, 555 N. Maple, Saine. Free; preregistration required. 429-5450. [map]
U-M Museum of Natural History Planetarium.< less
Daily (except July 4), June 30-Aug. 31. Various different audiovisual planetarium shows.
The Sky Tonight (11:30 a.m. and 1:30 & 3:30 p.m. Sat., 1:30 & 3:30 p.m. Sun., and 11:30 a.m. & 1:30 p.m. Mon.-Fri.) is an exploration of the current night sky.
Larry Cat in Space ((12:30 p.m. Mon.-Fri.) is a playful cartoon about an inquisitive cat that learns more than it wanted to know about life in space when it stows away on a shuttle to be with its owner, a scientist on her way to the Moon.
Stars to Starfish ((12:30 p.m. Sat.) is an animated show that compares the exploration of outer space with the exploration of the Earth's oceans.
Light Years from Andromeda (2:30 p.m. Mon.-Fri.) is an audiovisual show narrated by Star Trek actor Michael Dorn that shows the changes that occurred on Earth during the 2.8 million years it took a light beam to travel from Andromeda.
Hubble Vision (2:30 p.m. Sat.) is an audiovisual show about the discoveries made by the Hubble Space Telescope.
Various times, Natural History Museum, 1109 Geddes at North University. $5. 764-0478. [map]
"Make Your Own Minions": Ann Arbor District Library.< less
All kids in grades K-5 invited to makes these creatures from Despicable Me, an animated film whose sequel is scheduled for release on July 3.
2-3:30 p.m., AADL Malletts Creek Branch, 3090 E. Eisenhower (between Stone School & Packard). Free. 327-8301. [map]
"Much Ado About Nothing": Michigan Theater.< less
(Joss Whedon, 2012). A contemporary retelling of Shakespeare's sharp-tongued comedy.
Michigan Theater. Tickets: $10 (children under 12, students with ID, seniors age 55 & older, & U.S. veterans, $8; MTF members, $7.50; films before 6 p.m., $7). 668-TIME, michtheater.org. [map]
Monthly Permaculture Meeting: Abundant Michigan, Permaculture Ypsilanti.< less
An invitation from Jesse Tack, Design Consultant with the permaculture design firm Whole Culture Repair to join the new group:
"Abundant Michigan, Permaculture Ypsilanti"
This is an ongoing permaculture meeting every first Monday of the month. All are welcome. Our goal is to co-create abundance for our members in food, medicine, materials, economy and living water. We support Abundance in all Michigan Communities. Join 'Abundant Michigan' for our monthly permaculture meeting at the Growing Hope Center, entitled "Guild-Based Economic Activities". We will be creating functional guilds that work cooperatively towards abundance in food, water, materials, and lowered bills. Suggested donation: $10 or trade equivalent.
Growing Hope Center, 922 W Michigan Avenue, Ypsilanti, Ypsilanti. Donation. $10. email@example.com http://wholeculturerepair.wordpress.com/ [map]
"Recovery Ride": Velo Club.< less
Every Mon. Racers and new riders invited to join club members on this easy-paced ride of 20-30 miles.
6-7:30 p.m., meet at Wheeler Park, N. Fourth Ave. at Depot St. Free. aavc.org. [map]
"33 1/3": Ann Arbor Summer Festival.< less
June 17 & 24 and July 1. On Monday nights, when "Top of the Park" is closed (see 14 Friday listing), the Summer Festival hosts readings by local writers, journalists, and music aficionados who read excerpts from 33 1/3, a series of books about classic rock albums. Followed by DJs who spin music from the evening's reading. Tonight: Ghostly International licensing and publishing director Jeremy Peters reads from Don Breithaupt's essay on Steely Dan's Aja. With WBCN DJ Michael Newmeier.
7-9 p.m., Arbor Brewing Company, 114 E. Washington. Free admission. 994-5999. [map]
"Herb Garden Walking Tour": Herb Study Group.< less
Club members lead a tour of the Matthaei Botanical Gardens herb garden.
7 p.m., Matthaei, 1800 N. Dixboro Rd. Free (metered parking). 647-7600. [map]
Tartan & Thistle Scottish Country Dancers.< less
Every Mon. Jigs, reels, and strathspeys. Usually with live music. All dances taught; dances this month are particularly beginner-friendly.
7:30-9:30 p.m., location TBA. $5. 395-7782, 769-1052, 426-0241.
She & Him: The Ark.< less
Country-flavored pop by the duo of singer-songwriter (and well-known actress) Zooey Deschanel, who plays piano and ukulele, and producer-guitarist M. Ward. "Like the previous two volumes, the album [dives] headfirst into the sunny, lovestruck sounds of Brill Building pop with a splash of country twang for good measure," says Allmusic.com critic Gregory Heaney in his review of the duo's new CD, Volume 3. "It's the kind of breezy, melancholy pop that's really easy to fall in love with." Opening act is Camera Obscura, a popular folk-pop sextet from Glasgow fronted by singer-songwriter and guitarist Tracyanne Campbell.
8 p.m., Hill Auditorium, Tickets $35-$45 in advance the Michigan Union Ticket Office (mutotix.com), theark.org, and at the door. To charge by phone, call 763-TKTS. [map]
"Frances Ha": Michigan Theater.< less
(Noah Baumbach, 2012). Comedy about a quirky aspiring dancer living in New York City without an apartment or a real job.
Michigan Theater. Tickets: $10 (children under 12, students with ID, seniors age 55 & older, & U.S. veterans, $8; MTF members, $7.50; films before 6 p.m., $7). michtheater.org, 668-TIME. [map]


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New York, N.Y. – Girl Scout Keke Palmer, who is working with uniquely ME! THE GIRL SCOUT/DOVE SELF-ESTEEM PROGRAM, has announced the release of "SO UNCOOL," her debut album out on Atlantic Records. The album includes the song "Skin Deep," which encourages girls to talk about self-esteem issues.
"The words 'So Uncool' remind me of Girl Scouts because Girl Scouts is all about defying the ordinary and being yourself," said Keke Palmer, star of "Akeelah and the Bee."
Keke Palmer joined forces with uniquely ME!, which promotes confidence and inner beauty with girls 14-17 nationwide. As a part of this program, girls are encouraged to log onto the Girl Scouts' Web site to do an interactive flower activity with Keke taken from the program's latest book, Mirror, Mirror: Discover Your Inner Beauty. As well doing the flower activity, girls can also listen to a snippet of Skin Deep and watch an interview with Keke.
Keke will continue to spread her message in person as she visits Girl Scout councils around the country.
About uniquely ME! THE GIRL SCOUT/DOVE SELF-ESTEEM PROGRAM
Created in 2002 to address the critical nationwide problem of low self-esteem among adolescent and pre-adolescent girls, uniquely ME! THE GIRL SCOUT/DOVE SELF-ESTEEM PROGRAM uses the latest research on self-esteem issues to create a fun, engaging curriculum that focuses on helping girls ages 8-17 develop the skills necessary to face the challenges that lie ahead. The core program curriculum, which integrates the latest research from the Girl Scout Research Institute, consists of activity booklets that guide girls through simple exercises that help them understand and build self-esteem. The booklets target four developmental age groups: 8-10-year-olds (uniquely ME! The Way To Be), 11-14-year-olds (uniquely ME! Inside & Out), 11-14-year-olds (uniquely ME! The Real Deal) and 14-17-year-olds (Mirror, Mirror: Discover Your Inner Beauty). The exercises are about recognizing one's strengths and best attributes, handling peer pressure, healthy eating habits, hygiene, general wellness, exercise and identifying core values and personal interests. The activity booklets are available in English and bilingual English/Spanish versions.
In addition to the core curriculum, Girl Scout councils offer hands-on activities such as mentoring, community service or sports to support the program. Over the last three years, the program has reached more than 160,000 girls.
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Founded in 1912, Girl Scouts of the USA is the preeminent leadership development organization for girls with 3.6 million girl and adult members worldwide. Girl Scouting is the leading authority on girls' healthy development, and builds girls of courage, confidence and character, who make the world a better place. The organization serves girls from every corner of the United States and its territories. Girls Scouts of the USA also serves American girls and their classmates attending American or international schools overseas in 90 countries. For more information on how to join, volunteer, reconnect or donate to Girl Scouts, call (800) GSUSA 4 U (800-478-7248) or visit www.girlscouts.org.


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The De La Salle University Chorale
The DLSU Chorale was established in 1987 as the official choral group of De La Salle University - Manila, composed of young musically talented students performing in various gatherings, concerts, and functions.
Headed by Prof. Rodolfo Delarmente, the group has garnered recognition and several awards in competitions abroad over the past 25 years.
Now, the group continues to spread the beauty of the Filipino culture and share the gifts that God has given them through their every performance. Learn more here.
Latest Events
Solista Per Una Notte
March 8, 2014
Touchdown: The Homecoming Concert of DLSU Chorale
October 19, 2013
Taking Flight: The Year-End Concert of DLSU Chorale
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Welcome to your new body!
What is Endermologie? Simply stated, Endermologie is a broad term that encompasses all connective tissue treatments performed with mechanical stimulation.
Lipomassage is an aesthetic treatment using three roller directions.
Lipomassage by Endermologie describes an accelerated aesthetic technique acting on fat cell metabolism to address trapped fat and streamline the body.
Our techniques target the pockets of fat that are resistant to diet and exercise - CELLULITE!
Endermologie triggers the breakdown of fat by activating the receptors that burn fat.
We use LPG's New Cellu M6 Keymodule, considered to be the latest advance in Endermologie.
The Cellu M6 Keymodule is the perfect tool to fight conditions that may, in part, be caused by the body's hormonal changes, such as a dimpled appearance to the skin often known as cellulite. The treatment head of the machine is applied directly to the skin using various programs that increase blood flow and help fluid elimination, there by contributing to a more even finish to the skin and better body contours.
LPG Therapeutic Massagers have been cleared by the FDA to relieve DOMS, muscle spasms, minor aches and pains, temporary improvement in local blood circulation and temporarily improves the appearance of cellulite and circumferential body measurements of cellulite treated areas.
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Although the face contains no cellulite, facial Endermologie is becoming a popular alternative use for the roller massage technology traditionally used to treat cellulite on the body. Facial Endermologie works as a sort of deep tissue massage, stimulating blood flow to improve the skin's health and appearance.
Facial Endermologie treatment can be used on the neck, the chin, the face, the scalp, and even around the eyes. Facial Endermologie can stimulate the production of new collagen fibers and help improve skin tone and slow the aging of the skin. Facial Endermologie treatment exercises the cutaneous layer of the skin by attacking flaccidity, wrinkles, expression lines, dehydration and poor circulation.
Using facial Endermologie, our patients can see improved circulation, rejuvenated looks, and toned facial muscles, with a reduced appearance of wrinkles and creases.
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Updated at: 02/14/2013 12:07 PM
There is new information from police about the murder of a RIT adjunct professor in Tryon Park last week.
Police say the person of interest they have in custody is being held on a parole violation.
We do not know who that person is but investigators believe they're responsible for the death of 73-year-old Edline Chun.
Chun's body was found at the bottom of a ravine in Tryon Park last Wednesday. Police say she was the victim of a robbery and was shot and killed.


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In a post-Realignment era, enacting sentences proportional to crimes and treatment programs are the next step in addressing concerns about increasing jail populations and public safety.
Most people in California's jails have not had their day in court — they are detained because they are simply too poor to post bail.
This analysis utilizes official statewide data sources to examine Fresno County's state and local incarceration trends in comparison to the statewide average.
California's 2014 legislative session has started and policymakers are considering ways to develop comprehensive public safety policy. Recent reports by the Legislative Analysts Office and Little Hoover Commission provide a necessary roadmap for the state.
The Sacramento Bee's Dan Walters highlights a new report by CJCJ that finds no conclusive causal trend between Realignment and recent crime trends.
The North Coast Journal references CJCJ's new Realignment report that finds no direct connection between Realignment and violent crime rates.
California Progress Report features an Op-ed by Senior Research Fellow, Mike Males, discussing CJCJ's January 2014 report on Realignment and crime.
Beyond Chron highlights a new CJCJ report on the impact of Realignment on California's crime rates.
News media article highlighting CJCJ's recent report on Realignment and crime.
The Monterey Herald reports on CJCJ's recent analysis of crime trends in post-Realignment California.
The Long Beach Press Telegram highlights a new CJCJ report that finds little evidence of a connection between Realignment and increased crime rates.
CJCJ's interactive map and a new report using 2012 data show 58 radically different Realignment experiences, with no statewide pattern emerging.
On Thursday, January 9, 2014, Governor Jerry Brown released his proposed FY 2014-15 Budget for California. CJCJ applauds the Governor's willingness to adopt some of the systemic changes necessary for not only meeting the court-ordered prison population cap, but also improving public safety outcomes for all Californians. Yet, we are concerned by a failure to support long-term systemic reforms for improving our criminal justice system and the near absence of juvenile justice policy in his budget.
Executive Director Daniel Macallair discusses property crime in a post-Realignment era.
In a post-Realignment California, criminal and juvenile justice professionals and advocates require accessible data resources in order to develop state and local policies. Everyone agrees reliable data is necessary to examine the impact of Realignment on California.
Realignment creates an opportunity for local jursdictions to implement community-based interventions for individuals who have been charged with non-serious, non-sexual, and non-violent offenses.
According to a new CJCJ report, California's counties have spent significant resources and jail capacity, often at their own expense, to detain suspected undocumented immigrants who do not have a reported criminal history. Yet if this population is notably law-abiding, why are so many of them in our local jails?
A new report from the Center for Juvenile and Criminal Justice suggests California jails could alleviate overcrowding by refusing to detain non-criminals accused of immigration violations.
Despite their given benefits, what could explain California's disparity in split sentencing and how can counties work to increase their use?
CJCJ uses its expertise to educate the public on national and global criminal justice issues.
In an era of Realignment a model program is born, San Francisco's Adult Probation Department in partnership with a variety of community-based organizations celebrates the opening of the new Community Assessment and Service Center (CASC).
Explore how California's 58 counties send their residents to correctional institutions with interactive maps, charts, and downloadable data.
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By Donna MilesAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, June 1, 2005 NATO "will stay the course" in furthering the organization's values, Secretary-General Jaap de Hoop Scheffer affirmed here today following a meeting at the White House with President Bush.
De Hoop Scheffer said NATO continues to advance the core principles it has maintained since its inception in 1949.
"The same values we ... defended in the Cold War, we are now defending in Afghanistan, at the Hindu Kush mountains," he said. "We are training the Iraqi security forces so that their country can stand on its own feet as soon as possible. We are staying the course in Kosovo."
In addition, NATO is helping relieve human suffering in Darfur, Sudan, and supporting antiterrorism operations in the Mediterranean.
"We'll stay the course" both militarily and politically, the NATO leader said.
The United States is "a proud member of NATO," Bush said. He called it an important forum for the member nations to cooperate on defense measures to protect their citizens and ways to promote their common values.
Earlier in the day, the president discussed the Darfur situation during a White House meeting with South African President Thabo Mbeki.
The leaders discussed NATO's offer to provide logistical support for African Union troops providing humanitarian aid to the conflict-plagued region.
The U.S military provided airlift for the first troops sent into the region, from Rwanda and Nigeria, Mbeki said. But he insisted that ground troops from the United States or other non-African countries aren't needed.
"Our view has been that it's critically important that the African continent should deal with these conflict situations on the continent, and that includes Darfur," Mbeki said. "And therefore, indeed, you will notice that we have not asked for anybody outside of the African continent to deploy troops to Darfur.
"It's an African responsibility, and we can do it," Mbeki said.
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Ticonderoga The Canadian Pacific Railway Holiday Train will again kick off the holiday season in Ticonderoga and Port Henry.
"The magic of the Holiday Train is phenomenal," said producer Randall Prescott, who is into his 10th year of putting together the entertainment. "To be able to bring this level of talent to thousands of people on this musical roadshow for food bank programs is very special and something I am proud to be a part of."
The decorated train is scheduled to stop at the Ticonderoga train station at 3:50 p.m. and at the Port Henry train station at 5:35 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 28.
Following the train stop, the town Christmas tree will be lit on the Ticonderoga Community Building lawn at 6 p.m. The ceremony will include music and refreshments.
This will be the seventh year the train, covered with hundreds of holiday lights and carrying a live concert, will stop in Ti. It has stopped in Port Henry the past six years.
Ticonderoga Supervisor Deb Malaney suggests people park at Fort Ticonderoga and take a shuttle bus to the train station.
Ticonderoga police will be located at the entrance to Fort Ticonderoga directing traffic, Malaney said.
In Port Henry, there will be parking at the town hall, Wheelock's, the Knights of Columbus, NuWay Laundry and along Main Street. There will be handicap parking only at the train station. Buses will also transport people from Moriah Central School to and from the train station.
The goal of the "Holiday Train" is to collect food and money for local food banks and to raise awareness in the fight against hunger. At each event, the train provides a box car stage, musical talent and a corporate contribution to the local food bank. The community, in turn, is encouraged to donate food and funds, all of which stays in the community.
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