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Dunnett R-4L 2011/12 Model Vs 2013 Model???
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Re: Dunnett R-4L 2011/12 Model Vs 2013 Model???
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Hello to all,
This is my first post, but I have used this site for reference for about 2 years. Basically I have a 6.5x14" Black Beauty which I just bought new from Guitar Center about a week ago. The stock "P-85 Strainer" busted in one session...... "Who woulda thought right.." So I looked into alternative throw-off's, Trick, P-86 and the not to sure what the real name is Dunnett R4-L or Gibraltar Dunnett "L Style" throw off. After searching online and reading forums and posts I decided to go with the R4-L.
I ordered it from DCP and Shane sold me his last one. When I received it I was ecstatic, but after taking off the P-85 and lining up the R4-L to my dismay the wholes did not match the notch on the underside of the R4-L. So after about 4 hours of fiddeling and contemplating how to fit this without harming the shell, I decided to make a gasket much like the ones on the classic lugs for newer BB's so that I would have a strainer and it wouldnt damage the bead nor the shell until I figured out what's next.
I then found a forum where Ron Dunnett himself said the first batch of R4-L's, the wholes did not match because Ludwig raised there mounting holes by 3/16th of an inch. Obviously the one I received is the old batch from 2011 but now I am looking for the new batch that has no notch and has holes instead. I have found many sites online that sell the R4-L but no one can seem to tell me if it's the newer modified version or the original version. Has anyone here on this forum bought a R4-L that is compatible with "Newer Black Beauty's"? If so what site did you use? Can anyone post pics of what the newer R4-L looks like from a few angles?, so that I can distinguish what the difference is if any other then holes insteand of notches.
Any and all replies will be gratefully appreciated.
Also new here. I have a new Black Beauty, bought the Dunnett throw off and had the same problem as everyone else. I then took one of the screws from the original P85 strainer, put it at the top slot and then used one of the supplied Dunnett screws for the bottom slot annnnnnnnnnnnnnd IT WORKS!!!! No drilling & no modification to the throw off! I'll post some pics here in a bit.
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Multiple collections within the Natural Sciences Collection of National Museums Scotland could potentially be of use for ocean acidification research. They can be grouped into:
A variety of marine invertebrates, including:
Up to 1 million marine invertebrate specimens, including approximately 130,000 mollusc lots.
Get a brief summary of National Museums Scotland collections from the 1840s Rattlesnake expedition and the Scotia expedition that took place in the early 1900s.
National Museums Scotland has nine recent survey collections that could be useful for ocean acidification research. Find out more.
Specimens from individual collectors are generally less suited to non-systematic investigations than those in the survey collections. However the Richie and Stephens Collection of hydroids, echiurids and sipunculids, and the Bruce Foraminifera Collection, are worthy of a special mention.
British specimens are ordered systematically by Biocode, following the Species Directory of the Marine Fauna and Flora. This is available on request from the curators.
Information on National Museums Scotland's destructive sampling policy is available from the appropriate curator.
A published inventory of the biological samples and data undertaken on behalf of Scottish Natural Heritage is available as a PDF document from the curators at the National Museum of Scotland:
An Inventory of Sample Material and Unpublished Data Relating to Marine Biology in Scotland by Susan Chambers, Louise Allcock and Sankurie Pye (March 1999)
The inventory covers all British institutions that hold specimens or relevant data, including:
National Museums Scotland personnel interviewed:
Susan Chambers
Principal Curator, Marine Invertebrates
Sankurie Pye
Curator of Mollusca

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MILWAUKEE- Around 4,500 We Energies customers in southeast Wisconsin are without power Monday evening following today's storms.
"Certainly strong winds definitely played a factor in downed power lines and tree limbs," said Cathy Schulze of We Energies. "Downed wires, and a lot of tree limbs have come down and caused some problems."
We Energies officials said that most of the people affected by the storms live in Milwaukee and Waukesha Counties. A majority of the outages were reported in Greenfield, Greendale and from Milwaukee's south and southwest sides.
At the peak of the storms, around 5,700 customers were without power in southeast Wisconsin.
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Cover story: Golf Instruction
When All Else Fails...
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October 2012
PANIC: You're losing all your drives way right
QUICK FIX: Move the ball up in your stance
If you're pushing the ball off the tee--or even worse, hitting shots that start right and then slice--you're probably getting pretty panicky with the driver. In many cases, you can fix a bout with "the rights" by playing the ball two to three inches farther forward than normal. Those way-right shots come from swinging down on a path that goes from well inside the target line to outside the target line after impact--too much in to out. If the ball goes straight right, your clubface is square to that path but open to your target. If the ball also curves right, the face is open to the path. Moving the ball forward helps square the face to the target at impact and will get you swinging on the correct path through the shot: from the inside, out to the ball, then back to the inside.
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Albright Sees Middle East Talks being 'very, very Hard'
US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright on Sunday warned that negotiations at the upcoming Israeli-Palestinian summit will be "very, very hard" but are crucial to averting further violence in the region.
"It is important to have the right level of expectations: this is very, very hard. Nobody says it isn't. But it is also a responsibility we believe we have, to try to see what can be done," she said on the US television network ABC.
She also warned of the possibility of an eruption of violence if the talks fall apart with the September 13th deadline that the two sides set for reaching a final accord looming.
"There is a possibility that, if there is not a resolution, there could be the descent into violence," she said. "That is why we want make sure we are giving the maximum effort."
According to Albright, the decision by President Bill Clinton to invite Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak and Palestinian president Yasser Arafat to talks at Camp David, outside Washington, was spurred in part by worry over the consequences of failing to bring the two sides together.
"The president, after my trip to the region and reports from other negotiators, thought that this was the time to go ahead, because it is also high stakes if we don't go ahead -- the situation there is serious, it could unravel, there could be violence," she said.
"President Clinton is deeply immersed in all of this and he will be there the majority of the time, and then we'll see about a new dynamic," she said, adding: "We keep working very hard."
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FALKVILLE, Ala. (WHNT) – A couple in Morgan County is sleeping outside of their dream home because the floor of their master bedroom collapsed.
They say it's due to a wood-rotting fungus that attacked the underside of the home.
Mold experts told WHNT News 19 that such fungus is prevalent in Alabama. Any home is susceptible to it and there's no way to get rid of it entirely.
From the outside of Glenda Lockhart's home in Falkville, is the epitome of serenity, beauty, and comfort. Built in 2008, it is her dream home. But on the inside, there are signs of severe trouble, coming from problems she said she never imagined could happen.
"Our house is in a very bad state of collapse," said Lockhart. "General contractors do not believe at this point that the house can be salvaged."
She said contractors built the 4,200-square foot home carefully following the building codes in Morgan County.
On August 17th, four years after they finished it, Lockhart said she came home from work to find something she couldn't believe.
"Our floor in our master bedroom had fallen about three inches," she recalled.
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That was just the beginning.
Lockhart's husband snapped several pictures from the crawl space underneath the home, showing fungi that's been devouring the I-beams.
"I had never heard of wood-rotting fungi," Lockhart said. "I had never experienced anything like this before."
WHNT News 19 showed the pictures to Neil Matson of Terrell Technical Services, Inc., an expert on mold who says wood-rotting fungi is prevalent in north Alabama and thrives on cellulose-based materials. That's the kind of materials used to build thousands of homes in the Tennessee Valley.
"They're usually categorized as brown rot or white rot," said Matson of the mold that is attacking the Lockhart's home. "A lot of times people use the term dry rot. And it's confusing because the issue that's contributing to that decay or rot is moisture."
Matson said the high humidity and relatively warm temperatures of north Alabama make it a breeding ground for such wood-decaying mold and any home with a moisture problem is susceptible.
Furthermore, the fungus is not something that can be killed, only controlled.
"It is part of our environment," said Matson. "You're not going to get rid of all of it. We've got to control the environment."
That means controlling moisture the structure is exposed to – more specifically, through condensation, vapor barriers, water drainage or leaks. Matson said damage can be fixed if it hasn't gone too far, but it usually requires replacement of the wood the fungus has attacked.
For the Lockharts, however, it may be too late.
"This is our home. This is where we have to stay," said Lockhart, her voice trembling with emotion. "This is where we live. I'm not leaving."
So, how can you protect your home?
Matson says homeowners should get any moisture issues fixed immediately.
Homeowners should inspect crawl spaces or any other areas where the fungus could live at least twice a year. If your house is built on a slab and doesn't have a crawl space, there are still many other areas where fungus could grow.


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Millennial students are students entering college after the year 2000. Neil Howe and William Strauss in their work, Millennials Rising: The Next Great Generation (2000), describe millennial students using the following core personality traits:
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In her article "Teaching, Learning and Millennial Students" (2004), Maureen E. Wilson makes recommendations for enhancing teaching effectiveness for Millennial students. These include:
- Student-Faculty Contact: Millennials who have had sheltered lives and have involved parents need to learn how to take responsibility for their own learning, how to relate to authority figures and how to advocate for themselves. Quality student-faculty contact can enhance students' motivation and enthusiasm for their own educational experience.
- Reciprocity and Cooperation: Millennial students have grown up working in groups and playing on teams. Since working with others can strengthen the learning environment for all students, Millennials are more likely to collaboratively work with their peers to enhance their own learning.
- Active Learning: Active and engaged learning is another aspect of optimal student learning. Using active learning strategies such as discussions, reflection activities, group projects and cooperative problem-solving can deepen students' understanding of course material and ability to apply new ideas. Since Millennials have a team-orientation, they ought to greatly benefit from active learning opportunities.
- Feedback: Most research on improving student learning emphasizes the need for prompt, frequent and constructive feedback from faculty to students. This type of feedback can help Millennial students to more effectively understand their strengths and weaknesses and lessen the pressure to achieve.
- Time on Task: Students must devote adequate time and effort to their academic endeavors in order to enhance the quality of their learning. Although Millennial students are confident and achieving, they may underestimate the time that is necessary for academic success. Faculty can help their Millennial students to learn how to better manage their time and efforts in order for them to achieve their academic goals.
- High Expectations: When faculty set high expectations for their students' learning, students will strive to meet these expectations that lead to enhanced learning. Faculty can help Millennial students by teaching them to think more critically and with more complexity, instead of just "teaching for the test."
- Diverse Talents and Ways of Knowing: Students' learning styles differ, which requires effective faculty to use a variety of teaching strategies. Millennials' achievement orientation will be challenged by any type of failure. By helping Millennial students to use different types of learning strategies in different situations, faculty are helping these students to be critical thinkers and adaptive learners.
It is critical to note that general group characteristics of Millennial students cannot accurately describe individual students. It is the broad understanding of the issues faced by Millennial students that can help faculty to create active, effective and engaging learning environments for his/her students.
Additional readings:
Carlson, S. (2005, October 7). The Net Generation Goes to College. The Chronicle of Higher Education. Retrieved from
Crone, I., & McKay, K. (2007). Motivating Today's College Students Peer Review 9 (1), 19-22.
Howe, N., & Strauss, W. (2000). Millenials Rising: The Next Great Generation. New York, NY: Vintage.
Howe, N., & Strauss, W. (2007). Millenials Go to College (2nd ed.). Great Falls, VA: LifeCourse Associates.
Student Services California State University Long Beach. (2008). Meeting the Needs of Millennial Students. In Touch Newsletter 16, (1). Retrieved from
Stanford, D. (2009, February 2). Just Because They're Young Doesn't Mean They're Tech Savvy. Message posted to
Wilson, M.E. (2004). "Teaching, Learning, and Millennial Students." In M.D. Coomes and R. DeBard (Eds.) Serving the Millennial Generation. New Directions for Student Services, no. 106. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass.
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Extension and research activities related to U.S. agricultural trade and trade policy
William A. Messina, Jr. is an agricultural economist with the Food and Resource Economics Department in the Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (IFAS) at the University of Florida. His extension, research and teaching activities focus on agricultural trade and development issues with specific emphasis on U.S.-Caribbean/Latin American trade patterns and policies of particular relevance to Florida agriculture.
Mr. Messina is the founding Co-Director of the Department's comprehensive research initiative to provide objective and current data, information and analysis on the agricultural and fisheries sectors in Cuba. Begun in 1992, this research continues to be conducted in collaboration with a team of researchers at the University of Havana, Cuba. As part of this research effort, Mr. Messina has published widely on the topic and made presentations on Cuba's agricultural sector at professional conferences and agricultural industry meetings throughout the United States, Latin America and the Caribbean. He also has presented testimony on Cuba's agricultural sector to U.S. House and Senate Congressional committees and the U.S. International Trade Commission. In 1999, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Dan Glickman presented Mr. Messina and Cuba project Co-Director Dr. Jose Alvarez with the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Special Honor Award for "outstanding service to U.S. and Florida agriculture for research on the economic challenges and opportunities associated with resumption of trade with Cuba."
Mr. Messina has been a consultant to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations and to a number of U.S. agricultural commodity associations. He also has been a W.K. Kellogg Foundation research fellow at the National Center for Food and Agricultural Policy/Resources for the Future in Washington, D.C.
Prior to joining the University of Florida staff in 1989, Mr. Messina worked for 11 years in private sector agribusiness marketing and management. This private sector experience included successfully establishing his own company to market horticultural supplies and equipment to vegetable and ornamental plant growers and distributors in the southeastern United States, the Caribbean and Central America.
Mr. Messina holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Agricultural Economics from Cornell University and a Master of Science degree in Food and Resource Economics from the University of Florida.
Current Projects
Co-Director of the research program studying the challenges and opportunities which may arise for Florida and U.S. agriculture from a resumption of trade and commercial relations between the United States and Cuba
Awards and Achievements
U.S. Department of Agriculture Special Honor Award, 1998
W.K. Kellogg Foundation research fellow at the National Center for Food and Agricultural Policy/Resources for the Future in Washington, D.C. , 1992
Contact Information
- William A. Messina, Jr.
P.O. Box 110240 IFAS
Gainesville, FL 32611-0240
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- B.S. in Agricultural Economics from Cornell University, 1976
- M.S. in Food and Resource Economics from the University of Florida, 1989


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Leonard Isenberg: Those who created the corporation were not completely unaware of the potential danger of such a powerful entity, so they established certain limitations on corporations that were designed to assure that they would always be under the control of the sovereign.
Creating a Quality Economy, Part 1
by Mark Pash, with Brad Parker — The economic philosophy of the Progressive Democratic Party is designed to advance human commerce for the betterment of all, while protecting the business environment from itself and the government. Commerce is not perfect and is vulnerable to both human nature and the major flaws of capitalism.


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While these goggles are a great way to get a giant O on the side of your head without breaking bank, I suggest you throw down the extra bills and get one of Oakley's higher-end offerings. If those are just too much money, look at either the O-frame or another brand, like Spy's Targa II. Some high-end features are emulated on this goggle: silicone on straps, strap outriggers, and 3-layer foam. The lens is not spherical, which restricts peripheral vision and encourages fogging. These goggles are basically the Crowbar without the spherical lens. The Ambush is a nice goggle by itself, but its pricepoint is too close to its higher-end siblings to justify it.
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And in other earth shattering news today, it was announced that Leatherbeaten is relocating to Toronto!
And yes, like everything else in the news, it's true. As of the end of this very month, we'll be stuffing our stuff into a new workspace in an amazing old building at 222 Islington Ave.
More hallucinatory revelations to follow!
Yes, St Snookum's Day is hard upon us, beating a breathless path to our bedroom doors. Here at Leatherbeaten, after extensive discussions, round tables and simulated targeted focus groups, we've decided to extend our Christmas discount offer to include the Great Feast of Fornicators, because nothing says I love you like a well flogged volunteer! That's a lovely ten percent discount from our regular prices over the entire range of our magnifique premium floggers, running the gamut from the soft and sensual elkhide to the sharp, sociopathic rubber Therapy. Leatherbeaten - a sensation for every mood!
Blinking dazedly, Leatherbeaten has finally realised that the holiday season is upon us.
In a fit of seasonal goodwill toward all living creatures (specially those who love great floggers!), we have entered into agreement with Santa Inc and the United Elven Leatherworkers of North Pole to offer you a fabulous Christmas discount - on all of our premium floggers!
So, if you've been oogling and drooling over these puppies, it's time to snap your eyes, wipe your chin and get yourself one! From now till the end of December, we're offering 10% off the entire Premium Flogger collection!
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After a bit of sneezing, a certain amount of nose blowing and several streaming eyes, Leatherbeaten's new website is now officially out of its sickbed and on its way to the market. That's you guys. No, it hasn't been without one or two hiccups, but we're here now, and as I - an unreconstructed Luddite - get to grips with the technology, I am optimistic it will improve.


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Sugam Gas case calls into question LPG business
The case that surfaced last week involving Sugam Gas in which liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cylinders were tampered with has called into question the way the business of LPG is being managed in the country.
The report of the High-Level Petroleum Sector Reform Taskforce submitted to Prime Minister Jhala Nath Khanal on Friday has pointed out that the Department of Industry (DoI) had been issuing licenses to bottling plants that did not meet the required standards.
According to the report, the DoI has not even coordinated with other concerned authorities while issuing the licenses. "There have been irregularities while issuing bottling licenses and allocating quotas," reads the report. The report says bottling plants with a low storage capacity has been receiving excess product delivery orders (PDO). "With excess PDOs being provided, some companies have been found to be refuelling gas from the bullets (trucks carrying LPG) directly instead of storing it," says the report.
Officials at the Nepal Bureau of Standards and Metrology (NEBSM) say large numbers of cooking gas cylinders in circulation are at high risk of explosion. "The major reason behind the problem is that Nepal Oil Corporation (NOC) has been allocating PDOs for gas to bottling plants in amounts greater than their storage capacity," said Dev Muni Shakya, deputy director general of the NEBSM.
The Sugam Gas episode showed how far gas bottlers go. The company used to collect other gas companies' empty cylinders, remove the foot rings, and attach foot rings bearing the batch number of Sugam Gas.
The NEBSM had been suggesting to the government to allocate certain code numbers in the cylinders under their respective company's name to stop such activities. "If a bottling company is given 1 to 1,000 codes to its cylinders, consumers would know that they are using cylinders of the same company," said Shakya.
The NEBSM that used to monitor the quality and standard of gas and gas-related products from 1996 stopped doing so in 2003 after gas bottlers and dealers defied it. However, with gas explosion accidents increasing, the Ministry of Industry again called the NEBSM to take the suggestion regarding the technical part in June 2010.
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The Neuroscience and Medical Imaging (NMI) program is a Dayton-based, AFRL-sponsored research program with the overall goal of improving warfighter assessment, modeling, and performance enhancement capabilities using advanced biomedical imaging and brain mapping techniques coupled with emerging cognitive augmentation strategies.
Analyst Test Bed (ATB)
The Analyst Test Bed (ATB) effort is designed to test innovative Processing, Exploitation, and Dissemination (PED) technologies and capabilities within a realistic, multi-intelligence analyst environment that is optimized to deliver to the analyst the most information with the least possible workload.
Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA)
The scope of the Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA) program is to conceive, identify, research, develop, quantify, evaluate, demonstrate, and support the transition of single RPA operator / supervisor human performance enhancements to the Air Force operational user community. The human performance enhancement technologies, methods, and techniques support cradle-to-grave research development for: human automation interactions; information integration, visualization, and management; and dynamic telepresence of remote operations.
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The object of the ATEA program is to provide research and engineering for the technical requirements of AFRL and ASC. By employing and generating state-of-the-art modeling, simulation and analysis tools, techniques, and flight tests, this program will provide: research, development, demonstration, integration, and transition of new air vehicle technologies and modeling, and analysis and evaluation of current and future warfighter needs.
The scope of this program encompasses a broad spectrum of research and development activities and includes the development, maturation, assessment, and integration of aerospace vehicle technologies including, but not limited to: vehicle flight management systems; control theory; cooperative control; autonomous control; integrated guidance/navigation control; operator vehicle interfaces; vehicle configuration and aerodynamic performance; multidisciplinary design; multifunctional structures and systems; adaptive structures and systems; thermal management; sensor and effector systems; conventional and non-conventional weapon systems; observability; affordability; and systems engineering.
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The Wright Brothers Institute's Tec^Edge initiative provides innovation capability through its offerings of development workshops, solution forums, and long term resident team support. Over 8,000 innovators have collaborated at the Tec^Edge environment over the course of nearly 300 collaborative forums. By utilizing knowledge management disciplines, WSRI designed and developed a formal process and set of database tools to measure success of those collaborations through metrics. The reporting system provides metrics in key performance areas to include human capital, collaboration, research innovation, technology development, technology transfer and commercialization, and economic development.
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WSRI is a foundational stakeholder in the Tec^Edge Works facility in Dayton, OH. This facility provides a flexible environment for hands-on rapid prototyping and experimentation by government, university, and industry collaborators. It features open high-bays, prototyping equipment and quick access to the Dayton region's precision fabrication, manufacturing and transportation resources. In collaboration with AFRL and industry partners, WSRI executes Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) research projects at this facility and also provides operational and facilities management support.


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New Fields Ministries Inc. was founded in 2000 in Kansas City, as a non-profit organization operating under the laws of the state of Kansas
Conducting over 100 services, concerts, missionary conferences and evangelistics compaigns a year, "New Fields" has become well known among immigrants from the former USSR.
New Fields is vital for the former USSR countries and the Russian-speaking community world wide. Please pray for our ministries.
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To advance the Kingdom of Jesus Christ through
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The name "To All Nations" should be a constant reminder of God's purpose: to bring salvation to all peoples. We want to be used by God in His work.
The ministry supports numerous projects around the world and focuses on sending out missionaries to all nations.
Here you can find information about our projects and perhaps find a way to be involved in the ministry. Our goal is to be instruments in fulfilling the great commission of Jesus Christ.
We invite you to partner with us by praying, giving and going to the mission fields.
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1/2 cup
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1 tablespoon
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This pie was everyone's favorite!! The only thing I will do different next time is to chop the pecans, there really isn't enough time to arrange them prettily & they look kinda like little roaches climbing around!!!
This pie was too sweet for me and the flavor reminded me of a fruitcake rather than the buttery pecan taste I was hoping for. I had a problem with the pecan "struesel" as well, mine turned out more like a paste. I love the idea of the two pies combined together though, I'll keep searching for the one that fits my tastes more.
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This was fantastic! I could not stay away from it. The addition of the orange zest is not to be omitted. It was a delightful addition. I loved the flavor of the pumpkin mixture as well. I will say that I needed a bigger pie pan for this than the 9" store bought crust I went with. This pie deserves a deep dish, homemade crust. It is a great treat for the holidays. We will definitely make this again...even if it is just for me.
This tasted delicious but it didn't look very nice. The pecan layer made it hard to cut through the pie. Might make again but chop the pecans.
This recipe was a hit. The only complaint I have was there was too much pumpkin batter to fit into the Deep Dish pie crust. Other than that this pie was a hit and it tastes great!
I made this pie for a Christmas pot luck and it is delicious. My husband's whose favorite pie is Pecan loved it. The flavor was a wonderful with the blend of the orange zest and pumpkin also the kitchen smelled great during prep and cooking. I would definately make this recipe again and be proud to take it to a gathering or make for family.
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After two years in business The Café at Virginia College has closed due to a lack of walk in business and because the campus at the Mobile Festival Centre needed more space, according to the school's president.
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Sequestration would hit Indiana hardFebruary 22nd, 2013 at 5:50 pm by Jim Shella under Jim Shella's Political Blog
The biggest effect of sequestration in Indiana, if it happens, would be on the Indiana National Guard. Because Indiana has more Guard members per capita than most other states, the cuts will be significant. Over 300 jobs would be lost along with military investments of over $100 million.
And while the White House blames Republicans on Capitol Hill, and Republicans accuse the President of using scare tactic, what happens there will also affect the state budget. Both Republicans and Democrats in the Indiana General Assembly are concerned. "We would have to re-prioritize state dollars," Rep. Tim Brown (R-Crawfordsville.)
A Senate report estimates that 4,000 Indiana teachers would lose jobs due to a loss of federal block grant funding along with hundreds of others in Head Start, Special Ed, and related jobs. The loss of funding would eliminate health care services for low income women and children, as well as immunizations, and services for domestic violence victims, among others.
Indiana House Minority Leader Scott Pelath says wants GOP state lawmakers to do something. "And I think they should be talking to their very conservative members from Indiana's (Congressional) delegation about why that would be a bad thing for Indiana," said Pelath.
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DESTIN, Fla. - The Southeastern Conference will now sponsor a championship in the sport of equestrian beginning with the 2012-13 academic year, Commissioner Mike Slive announced Friday. Four current members of the league sponsor the sport with Auburn, Georgia, South Carolina and Texas A&M each fielding equestrian squads.
Equestrian becomes the SEC's 21st sport and is the first championship to be added to the league since softball began in 1997.
Each of the four SEC schools which sponsor equestrian at the varsity level have combined for 10 national championships and six Reserve Championships. Georgia leads the way with five overall titles, followed by Auburn and South Carolina with two each. Texas A&M became the latest team to grab the championship, earning its first overall title in 2012.
"I think we were really looking for a championship opportunity for the student-athletes that participate in the sport and this will provide them the opportunity to compete for a conference championship now," said SEC Executive Associate Commissioner Mark Womack.
"We are so excited to have the SEC sponsor equestrian as a sport," head coach Meghan Boenig. "We are confident this sponsorship will allow the sport to grow not only in the SEC, but also throughout the country. We are ecstatic to welcome Texas A&M into the league as the fourth school to have a varsity equestrian program. The addition of the Aggies adds to the strength of an already strong schedule among SEC schools.
Legislative action, which took place this week in Destin, was necessary to allow for the addition of equestrian. Previously, one-third of league institutions would need to sponsor a sport in order for the conference to hold a championship event in that sport. With 12 members, that number was previous four institutions. With the addition of Missouri and Texas A&M, the new legislation will allow that number to remain at four for the sponsoring of new sports.
"There was legislative action that really altered the number of teams that were required to have a conference championship in a sport," Womack said "With that move, we were right on the edge with equestrian, and so that legislative proposal being passed resulted in an equestrian championship for the first time."
The first SEC equestrian championship will take place in the 2012-13 school year and will likely be an on-campus championship.
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In their new book, Confessions of Guilt: From Torture to Miranda and Beyond (Oxford University Press, 2012), Professor Richard A. Leo and co-author George Thomas III examine how interrogation practices have shifted throughout history—at periods utilizing and at other times avoiding extreme force.
"The acceptance of harsh interrogation tactics is always rooted at least in part in the changing perceptions of external and internal threats," Leo and Thomas wrote. "Rather than a progression from more to less violence in obtaining confessions, the history of Anglo-American interrogation reveals that it has gravitated from one extreme to another."
For example, New York passed legislation in 1828 requiring that suspects be warned of their right "to refuse to answer any question" posed by the magistrate and to advise counsel. However, by the 1880s police were largely responsible for questioning suspects and the United States had entered a post-Civil War culture in which crime and violence thrived. This period fostered the American interrogation method known as the "third degree." In more recent history, after the 9/11 attacks, courts did not stop the Bush administration from using harsh interrogation techniques against "enemy combatants."
Leo and Thomas also highlight troubling aspects of the Miranda warning.
"Miranda changed the interrogation world in ways that were dramatic and profound, but ultimately superficial," they said.
They argue that whether the warning adequately provides notice of what rights are waived when suspects talk to police is unclear; that courts generally presume statements given after Miranda waiver are not coerced; that some suspects, such as juveniles and the mentally impaired, do not have the capacity to waive Miranda rights; and that interrogators may construct a false confession for suspects, feeding details of the crime to create a believable narrative for prosecutors, judges, and juries.
"Thomas and Leo have explored the long history of the ways in which the law has dealt with confessions of guilt. The book is particularly relevant, and valuable, in its treatment of what led up to the famous Miranda case—and what happened afterwards," Stanford Law School's Marion Rick Kirkwood Professor of Law Lawrence M. Friedman said. "This is a comprehensive and deeply researched book, which examines with insight and passion a particularly dark and murky corner of the world of legal doctrine."
Leo, who was granted tenure this year, is an award-winning author and specialist in police interrogation practices, false confessions and wrongful convictions. He has published more than 70 articles in leading scientific and legal journals as well as several other books. He is the recipient of multiple career and research awards, including a Guggenheim Fellowship for his forthcoming book The Innocence Revolution, co-authored with Tom Wells; the Edwin H. Sutherland Outstanding Scholarship Award, the Law and Society Association Herbert Jacob Book Prize, and the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Outstanding Book Award for his book Police Interrogation and American Justice (Harvard University Press, 2008); and the Saleem Shah Career Achievement Award from the American Psychology-Law Society.
"The grant of tenure to Professor Leo is a testament to who we are as a law school—focused on terrific teaching and demanding of constructive, engaged scholarship," Dean Jeffrey Brand said. "Richard embodies all of that: accomplished in the classroom, a renowned scholar and recipient of a coveted Guggenheim award this year, and an interdisciplinarian who brings his doctorate in sociology and previous experience as a tenured faculty member at the University of California to USF. We are proud of Richard and all that he represents."
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Anyone watching TV this week has been bombarded with them dang cute CGI critters from the upcoming Dreamworks release OVER THE HEDGE.
It seems squirrels, chipmunks, turtles and other sprawl displaced wildlife enjoy shopping at Wal-Mart.
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Marshalling the massive marketing muscle of a major corporate machine to promote a children's film is nothing new--McDonald's and Disney peddled MERMAID, MULAN and LION KING Happy Meals for a decade, before announcing that they will be divorcing.
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In 2012 Matthew Warschaw, executive chef for The Hyatt Dulles' Elements restaurant, learned about corn grits and wheat flour that were both being ground locally at Colvin Run Mill in Great Falls.
"I was at the 4-H Festival at Frying Pan Farm Park and there was an exhibit there," he said. "I like to source fresh ingredients as much as possible from local and regional areas, so I began buying stone-ground white grits, yellow grits and some assorted flours from Colvin Run Mill for use in my restaurant."
Warschaw said he uses the locally ground grits for restaurant customer favorites such as shrimp and grits, caramelized onion grits, and cheddar cheese grits. "They are the real thing," he said. "They take at least 45 minutes to cook and require constant attention, but in the end the taste is well worth it."
The water-wheel grist mill, a Fairfax County Park Authority historic site, is currently undergoing a $375,000 restoration that Colvin Run Mill Site Manager Mike Henry hopes will allow it to attract more commercial buyers.
"We think the 'farm-to-table' commercial market is there, and we buy most of our corn and grain locally from Louisa County, Virginia." he said. "With county budget cuts being what they are, we are trying to supplement our income and ease the burden on county taxpayers by selling to local restaurants. We also sell to anyone. You don't have to be a commercial chef."
Henry said only one of the mill's three grinding stations has been in working order for the last 42 years, when an original restoration of the mill in 1972 was partially halted, also due to budget cuts.
"We were recently able to get a $75,000 grant from a partnership between American Express and the National Trust," he said. "There was also about $300,000 available in county bond money to complete the restorations and allow us to become more commercially viable. After the renovations are complete, we plan to have two working grinding stations and one that will be used educationally, to show how they all work."
The mill's origin goes back to the 18th century when George Washington owned the land, said Gene Bacher, who volunteers as a tour guide at the mill. "Washington built a mill foundation but wound up selling the land before the mill was built." Bacher said that the circa 1811 Colvin Run Mill then changed hands a couple times until 1883, when it was sold to a man named Addison Millard who moved his wife Emma and some of their 20 children to the mill to operate it. "When Addison Millard died, the family stayed and operated the mill until 1934," Bacher said.
Henry said the mill then sat empty for more than three decades until the Fairfax County Park Authority acquired the property in 1966. "We are currently in the process of restoring it to its original, circa-1811 glory," he said.
"The majority of the restoration lies in replacing a warped shaft that will allow two grinding stations to run at once, powered by the 20-foot-diameter white oak water-wheel," said Mason Maddox, who has been a miller at the site for 15 years. "Each grinding station utilizes two two-ton grinding stones with hand-chiseled grooves that allow for grinding of corn and wheat. Gravity runs the water down onto the wheel, where the weight of the water— and not the force of the water—fill up the wheel's buckets on one side, and make it go around."
Maddox said the waterwheel was built of oak in 1970 and it reproduces as faithfully as possible the original waterwheel that powered the machinery in the c. 1811 mill. The axle, made from a single white oak log, transmits power from the turning waterwheel into the mill. The greater face gear attached to the axle in the mill basement turns the wood gears that operate three sets of grinding stones, grain elevators and sifting machinery.
"On the first and third Sundays, spring through fall, you can watch the miller grind wheat into flour or corn into meal. Call ahead to confirm that conditions permit grinding," said Henry.
"Although we are hoping to sell more product, our first and foremost goal remains the educational aspects of the mill."
For more information about the Colvin Run Mill Historic Site, call (703) 759-2771.


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25 Ways to Make Money Renting Your Home, Car, Kitchen, and More to Total Strangers
Remember when your mama taught you that it's good to share? It can also be profitable.
In the past five years, an entire ecosystem has developed around people sharing things with total strangers — whether it's a room in their house, their car, or their expertise — and collecting a few dollars in the process.
This ecosystem goes by a variety of names (collaborative commerce, peer-to-peer business, the sharing economy), but it's all driven by the same thing: mobile apps and websites that connect owners with stuff to the people who need that stuff, if only temporarily.
This does two things: It puts money in owners' pockets for things that were otherwise going unused, and it usually makes these things much cheaper than the going rate. (It also tends to really tick off hotels, rental agencies, and other traditional businesses that are being passed by.)
Here are some of the things the sharing economy lets you do more easily and cheaply than ever. Some are available nationally, others only in certain areas.
Sleep around
The idea behind space-sharing sites is alluringly simple. You make your house, apartment or spare room available to weary travelers for a fee. They get to stay in a place that's nicer and cheaper than most hotel rooms; you get to make money for doing almost nothing. The site handles all the transaction details and takes a cut. It's a win-win-win (except when some psycho renter trashes your home — as one poor San Francisco woman blogged about here).
On Airbnb you can rent everything from an Airstream in Australia to a modernist mansion in Monaco.


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Jada Pinkett Smith sat down with Essence Magazine recently to dispel rumors that she andWill Smith were getting divorced, even comparing such rumors to the Biblical figure Job. So we at Hollywood Leek decided to share 11 Reasons why we believe this celeb couple is forever… 1. Because Jada's marriage contract isn't up for another 2 years. 2. Because Will does all Jada's clothes shopping for her. 3. Because neither really wants sole custody of Willow. 4. Because Jada said so in the press, and a celebrity's word is good as gold. 5. Because she's the only one that still laughs at his jokes. 6. Because they took a vow before God and/or L.Ron Hubbard. 7. Because they are a happy heterosexual couple (unless you've heard something different). 8. Because Jada is still acting director ofScientology's League of Beards. 9. Because in Hollywood, marriage is a sacred institution. 10. Because if the Travolta's can make it, so can they. Read more celebrity news:After Divorcing Cruise, Holmes Leaves League of BeardsWill Smith Uses Scientology Ninja Attack Against Reporter Who Kissed Him'MIB3? Plot Revealed: Will Smith Goes Back In Time to Stop Production of 'MIB2?
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Introductory Topics in Education (EDUC-199)
A general category used only for the evaluation of transfer credit.
The U.S. Education System (EDUC-213)
Students will develop a thorough and systematic understanding of the development of education and schooling in the United States. Relationships between school and society will be analyzed primarily from a historical perspective. Themes include the connection between liberty and literacy, centralized versus local control of schools, expansion of schooling, inequities in schooling, and the differentiated curriculum.
Approaches to Environmental Education (EDUC-220)
Environmental education is a broad term, encompassing a large array of ideas concerned with the purpose of and approach to engagement with the physical environment that should ultimately lead to environmental stewardship. Approaches to Environmental Education will address the "what" and "how" of environmental education. Students will be exposed to the various definitions and purposes of environmental education as well as the multiple approaches used to achieve these purposes. Through readings and hands-on experiences we will explore multiple practices in the field. Finally, we will develop our own environmental education curriculum based on our experiences in the class.
Technology & Learning (EDUC-245)
This course will explore a variety of technology (emphasis on multi-media and Web 2.0 tools) so students interested in the field of education will not only become proficient in the practical use of technology, but determine when technology is appropriate, how it can be used to enhance learning and how to assess its usefulness in the academic setting. This course will include a combination of discussion, lecture, video, and hands-on computer work. Attendance at evening lectures may be required.
The Learner and the Teacher: Childhood (EDUC-249)
This course explores the learning-teacher process in the elementary grades. Topics for the course include learning theories, developmental patterns of the young child, learning profiles, differentiated instruction, and methods of teaching. This course includes a three-hour commitment each week to an area school classroom. The student will complete a variety of activities that focus on the learner, the teacher and the learning-teaching process, using the school experience as a "laboratory" to gather primary sources of information. A fee is required for state-mandated background check. Normally offered Spring semester. Prerequisite: PSYC 100.
The Learner and the Teacher: Adolescence (EDUC-250)
This course explores the learning-teaching process in middle and high school environments. Topics draw from neuroscience research on learning, multiple intelligence theory, and scholarship on issues regarding peer socialization, mental health, body image, gender and sexual identity, and active participation strategies. This course includes a three-hour commitment each week to an area school classroom or community agency. The student will complete a variety of activities that focus on the learner, the teacher, and the learning-teaching process, using the school or agency experience as a "laboratory" to gather primary sources of information. A fee is required for state-mandated background check. Normally offered Fall semester. Prerequisite: PSYC 100.
General Methods of Teaching (EDUC-270)
This course is designed to extend students' understanding of the discipline of teaching and provide in-depth practice of strategies introduced in previous courses. Elements include planning, instructional strategies, assessment, motivation, student groupings and classroom management. Assignments require students to put course concepts into practice. Normally offered Spring semester. Prerequisite: EDUC 249 or EDUC 250.
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The student may request to apprentice in a local school, social service agency, or non-profit organization with a teacher or other supervisor. The student will observe and provide assistance in the setting and confer regularly with the Field Experience Coordinator through journaling and class meetings. A fee is required for state-mandated background check. Normally offered Fall Semester. Prerequisite: EDUC 249 or EDUC 250.
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Philosophy of Education (EDUC-300)
In this course students consider questions regarding how people learn and the role of education in society from a philosophical perspective. Class members read primary works of selected educational theorists including Plato, Isocrates, Rousseau, Wollstonecraft, Dewey, and Martin. Students develop a familiarity with major educational themes of the past and engage current issues and problems in education. Normally offered in alternate years. Prerequisite: EDUC 213.
Literacy and Learning: Theory and Practice (EDUC-312)
The purpose of this course is to explore reading and writing in schools, communities, and families. Emphasis is placed on theories of literacy and learning as a way to think about classroom instruction, variation in reading and writing as social practices, and policies and position statements surrounding these practices. The course includes a 20-25-hour service-learning commitment in an area school or community organization. Normally offered Fall semester. Prerequisites: EDUC 249 or 250.
Gay and Lesbian Issues in Education (EDUC-330)
In this seminar students will examine gay and lesbian issues in what is, arguably, the most central social institution in American culture. We will begin with an introduction to the study of sexuality, and read critical texts in the queer history of education. Turning to the contemporary landscape, the course addresses legal issues regarding sexuality in the United States as they pertain to schooling. Normally offered in alternate years. Prerequisites: EDUC 213 or QS 101.
Special Topics (EDUC-345)
Independent study or seminar work on selected topics under the guidance of staff members. Prerequisite: Consent of chairperson.
Special Topics (EDUC-346)
Independent study or seminar work on selected topics under the guidance of staff members. Prerequisite: Consent of chairperson.
History of African American Education (EDUC-360)
The goal of this course is to examine the historical experiences of African Americans in education and related aspects of life. Much of the course will focus on Blacks' experiences in schooling in the South from Reconstruction to the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s. In addition, students will contrast African American schooling experiences with those of Native Americans and others during this period. Students who enjoy and benefit from cooperative and participatory learning environments are encouraged to take this course. Prerequisite: EDUC 213 OR BLST 235.
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Directed Study (EDUC-362)
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Independent Study (EDUC-364)
Critical Pedagogy: Gender, Race and Class in U.S Education (EDUC-390)
In its examination of current pressing issues in U.S. education, the central concern throughout this course is the relationship between school and society. Particular attention is given to pedagogies informed by critical theory. The course includes a 25-30-hour service-learning or field placement commitment in an area school or community organization. Prerequisite: EDUC 213.
Advanced Topics in Education (EDUC-399)
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Students will build upon knowledge and understanding of selected topics developed in previous coursework in education, develop the skills required in the process of doing research and preparing work for presentation or publication, and reflect upon study in the major through a culminating portfolio assignment. Prerequisites: Senior standing in Educational Studies.
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