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Efficiency Costs of Social Objectives in Tradable Permit Programs
Kailin M. Kroetz
, James N. Sanchirico, Daniel K. Lew
RFF Discussion Paper 14-32 | March 2015
Abstract: Objectives of tradable permit programs are often broader than internalizing an externality and improving economic efficiency. Many programs are designed to accommodate community, cultural, and other non-efficiency goals through restrictions on trading. However, restrictions can decrease economic efficiency gains. We use a policy experiment from the Alaska halibut and sablefish tradable permit program, which includes both restricted and unrestricted permits, to develop one of the few empirical measurements of the costs of meeting non-efficiency goals. We estimate that restrictions are reducing resource rent in the halibut and sablefish fisheries by 25% and 9%, respectively.
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The Role of Incentives for Sustainable Implementation of Marine Protected Areas: An Example from Tanzania
Elizabeth J.Z. Robinson, Heidi J. Albers, Stephen L. Kirama
RFF Discussion Paper EfD 12-03 | February 2012
Abstract: Although Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) provide an increasingly popular policy tool for protecting marine stocks and biodiversity, they pose high costs for small-scale fisherfolk who have few alternative livelihood options in poor countries. MPAs often address this burden on local households by providing some benefits to compensate locals and/or induce compliance with restrictions. We argue that MPAs in poor countries can only contribute to sustainability if management induces changes in resource-dependent households' incentives to fish. With Tanzania's Mnazi Bay Ruvuma Estuary Marine Park (MBREMP) and its internal villages as an example, we use an economic decision modeling framework as a lens to examine incentives, reaction to incentives, and implications for sustainable MPA management created by park managers' use of enforcement ("sticks") and livelihood projects ("carrots"). We emphasize practical implementation issues faced by MBREMP managers and implications for fostering marine ecosystem sustainability in a poor country setting.
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James N. Sanchirico
| Summer 2011 (178)
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House Committee on Science, Space, and Technology Subcommittee on Energy and the Environment | April 5, 2011
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Nathan Richardson
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RFF Discussion Paper 10-67 | January 2011
Abstract: This paper reviews implementation of the risk management frameworks used by eight federal and foreign agencies—including the Minerals Management Service (MMS, now the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation, and Enforcement, or BOEMRE)—and summarizes the features of a robust tolerable risk (TR) framework. A TR framework conceptually breaks risk into three categories—acceptable, unacceptable, and tolerable—separated by numerical boundaries. Most of the agencies surveyed in this review have adopted a TR or modified TR framework, but MMS (BOEMRE) generallyhas not (although the agency does use an Oil Spill Risk Model to assess spill probabilities and possible trajectories). The study argues that while numerical thresholds are not essential to risk management, theyprovide a transparent goal against which to benchmark practices, equipment, standards, and facilities, and would be a valuable tool for BOEMRE. We also recommend that BOEMRE develop better risk assessment and management guidance; identify and more systematically collect information for understanding and evaluating risks and safety performance; and strengthen performance-based risk management by adopting proven approaches, such as those used in Norway and the United Kingdom for offshore oil and gas development.
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Precursor Analysis for Offshore Oil and Gas Drilling: From Prescriptive to Risk-Informed Regulation
Roger M. Cooke
Heather L. Ross
, Adam Stern
RFF Discussion Paper 10-61 | January 2011
Abstract: The Oil Spill Commission's chartered mission—to "develop options to guard against … any oil spills associated with offshore drilling in the future" (National Commission 2010)—presents a major challenge: how to reduce the risk of low-frequency oil spill events, and especially high-consequence events like the Deepwater Horizon accident, when historical experience contains few oil spills of material scale and none approaching the significance of the Deepwater Horizon. In this paper, we consider precursor analysis as an answer to this challenge, addressing first its development and use in nuclear reactor regulation and then its applicability to offshore oil and gas drilling. We find that the nature of offshore drilling risks, the operating information obtainable by the regulator, and the learning curve provided by 30 years of nuclear experience make precursor analysis a promising option available to theU.S. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management, Regulation and Enforcement (BOEMRE) to bring costeffective, risk-informed oversight to bear on the threat of catastrophic oil spills.
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Understanding the Costs and Benefits of Deepwater Oil Drilling Regulation
Alan J. Krupnick
, Sarah Campbell, Mark A Cohen, Ian W.H. Parry
RFF Discussion Paper 10-62 | January 2011
Abstract: The purpose of this paper is to provide a conceptual framework for understanding how analysis of costs and benefits might be incorporated into an assessment of regulatory policies affecting deepwater drilling. We begin by providing a framework for analyzing the life-cycle impacts of oil drilling and its alternatives, including onshore drilling and importing oil from abroad. We then provide background estimates of the different sources of oil supplied in the United States, look at how other oil supply sources might respond to regulations on deepwater drilling, and consider the economic costs of these regulations. After providing a comprehensive description of the potential costs and enefits from various types of drilling—including, when possible, estimates of the magnitude of these benefits and costs—we discuss the extent to which these costs and benefits may already be taken into account (or reinforced) through the legal, regulatory, and tax systems and through market mechanisms. We conclude by presenting a framework and simple example of how a cost–benefit analysis might be used to inform regulation of deepwater drilling, and sum up the policy implications of our work.
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Organizational Design for Spill Containment in Deepwater Drilling Operations in the Gulf of Mexico: Assessment of the Marine WellContainment Company (MWCC)
Robert Anderson, Mark A Cohen,
Molly K. Macauley
Nathan Richardson
, Adam Stern
RFF Discussion Paper 10-63 | January 2011
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Abstract: The Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico in April 2010 led to the deaths of 11 workers, a six-month moratorium on deepwater drilling in the Gulf, and nearly three months of massive engineering and logistics efforts to stop the spill. The series of failures before the well was finally capped and the spill contained revealed an inability to deal effectively with a well in deepwater and ultradeepwater. Ensuring that containment capabilities are adequate for drilling operations at these depths is therefore a salient challenge for government and industry. In this paper we assess the Marine Well Containment Company (MWCC), a consortium aimed at designing and building a system capable ofcontaining future deepwater spills in the Gulf. We also consider alternatives for long-term readiness for deepwater spill containment. We focus on the roles of liability and regulation as determinants of readiness and the adequacy of incentives for technological innovation in oil spill containment technology to keep pace with advances in deepwater drilling capability. Liability and regulation can significantly influence the strength of these incentives. In addition, we discuss appropriate governance structure as a major determinant of the effectiveness of MWCC.
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Deepwater Drilling: Law, Policy, and Economics of Firm Organization andSafety
Mark A Cohen, Madeline Gottlieb,
Joshua Linn
Nathan Richardson
RFF Discussion Paper 10-65 | January 2011
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Abstract: Although the causes of the Deepwater Horizon spill are not yet conclusively identified, significant attention has focused on the safety-related policies and practices—often referred to as the safety culture—of BP and other firms involved in drilling the well. This paper defines and characterizes the economic and policy forces that affect safety culture and identifies reasons why those forces may ormay not be adequate or effective from the public's perspective. Two potential justifications for policy intervention are that: a) not all of the social costs of a spill may be internalized by a firm; and b) there may be principal-agency problems within the firm, which could be reduced by external monitoring. The paper discusses five policies that could increase safety culture and monitoring: liability, financialresponsibility (a requirement that a firm's assets exceed a threshold), government oversight, mandatory private insurance, and risk-based drilling fees. We find that although each policy has a positive effect on safety culture, there are important differences and interactions that must be considered. In particular, the latter three provide external monitoring. Furthermore, raising liability caps without mandating insurance or raising financial responsibility requirements could have a small effect on the safety culture of smallfirms that would declare bankruptcy in the event of a large spill. The paper concludes with policy recommendations for promoting stronger safety culture in offshore drilling; our preferred approach wouldbe to set a liability cap for each well equal to the worst-case social costs of a spill, and to requireinsurance up to the cap.
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Preliminary Empirical Assessment of Offshore Production Platforms in the Gulf of Mexico
Lucija Anna Muehlenbachs
, Mark A Cohen, Todd Gerarden
RFF Discussion Paper 10-66 | January 2011
Abstract: This paper reports on a preliminary analysis of performance indicators on 3,020 platforms operating in the Gulf of Mexico between 1996 and 2010. Statistical analysis reveals that companyreported incidents (such as blowouts, fires, injuries, and pollution) increase with water depth, controlling for platform characteristics such as age, quantity of oil and gas produced, and number of producing wells. In addition to company-reported incidents, we examine government inspections and the type ofenforcement action (warning, component shut-in, facility shut-in, or civil penalty review) following an inspection. Fewer incidents of noncompliance are detected during inspections on deepwater platformscompared with shallow-water platforms; however, the magnitude of the effect of depth on noncompliance is not large. We provide a preliminary analysis of the effect of prior findings of noncompliance, suggesting that noncompliance is persistent. We also find significant variability in both self-reported incidents and noncompliance across leaseholders.
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| Summer 2010 (175)
How Do You Put a Price on Marine Oil Pollution Damages?
James W. Boyd
| Summer 2010 (175)
Economic Insights into the Costs of Design Restrictions in ITQ Programs
James N. Sanchirico,
Kailin M. Kroetz
RFF Report | January 2010
Better Defined Rights and Responsibilities in Marine Adaptation Policy
James N. Sanchirico
Issue Brief 09-12 | December 2009
Ex-Vessel Prices and IFQs: A Strategic Approach
Harrison Fell
Marine Resource Economics
| 2009 | Vol. 24, No. 24 | Related Discussion Paper
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Darcus Elliott (NHS) recovered two fumbles, returning one 21 yards in helping 13th-ranked UNC Pembroke upset NCAA Division 1 UNC Charlotte 45-22, keeping the Braves' perfect season alive at 5-0. Starting at outside linebacker, Elliott also registered two solo tackles and a pass breakup, while Ashton Gaines (SLHS) saw some action in the game as well. Also enjoying the win were local players Ulyess Upchurch (LCHS), Cody Lanier (LCHS) and Pete West (LCHS). UNCP quarterback, Luke Charles threw for a school-record 403 yards on 43-of-57 passing, finding the end zone three times. The Braves will be on the road on Saturday as they travel to Catawba for a 1:30 kickoff.
Marshall nailed a 42-yard field goal as time expired to allow the Thundering Herd to sneak away with a 24-23 victory over Andrew Stryffeler (LCHS) and Florida Atlantic University (2-5, 1-2). The Owls had led by 10 points with 10 minutes remaining before Marshall staged its comeback in front of the second largest crowd to ever fill the FAU stadium at 19,760. Stryffeler registered one assisted tackle in the loss. The Owls will have a bye this week and then return to action on Oct. 26 as they travel to Auburn.
Brian Stryffeler (LCHS), Freddie McCollum (SLHS) and Wingate University (2-3, 1-2) produced a come-from-behind victory over Catawba, 23-22, to earn their first South Atlantic Conference victory of the season. Stryffeler started at right tackle on the Bulldog offensive line. Wingate will host Brevard at 1:30 p.m. Saturday.
Butler proved why they are the defending PFL Conference co-champs as it stayed undefeated in the conference by downing Danny Dillon (LCHS), Dalton Brown (NHS) and Campbell University (1-5, 0-3), 35-14, in Indianapolis on Saturday. The Bulldogs led 28-0 at halftime and never looked back. Brown started at center for the Fighting Camel offensive line while Dillon handled all of the long snapping duties. Campbell will return to the friendly confines of Barker-Lane Stadium on Saturday as it hosts Jacksonville in a 1 p.m. game.
Hampton University collected a homecoming win in knocking off Dequan Swann (LCHS) and North Carolina A&T, 31-26, handing the Aggies (3-2, 1-2) their second loss in a row in front of a rain-soaked crowd on Saturday. Swann started on offense for the third week in a row, playing receiver for A&T. The Aggies will host Delaware State on Saturday in a 1 p.m. kickoff.
Sixth-ranked and undefeated Coastal Carolina had its way with Chase Arrington (LCHS) and Gardner-Webb (4-3, 0-1), handing the Bulldogs a 42-7 loss in the Big South Conference opener for both teams. After back-to-back losses, Gardner-Webb will use a bye week to regroup and return to action on Oct. 26 as it welcomes Liberty for 1:30 p.m. game to be televised on ESPN3.
Michael Reives (SLHS) and Averett University dropped to 0-3 in the USA South Conference, 1-5 overall after falling to Methodist, 41-33. Reives finished with four solo tackles, one assist and a fumble recovery. Averett will travel to face Ferrum on Saturday for a 1 p.m. game.
Tre Wells (LCHS) and Greensboro College (1-5, 0-3) came up just short in an offensive shootout with Huntingdon, losing to the Hawks, 48-40. The Pride will be on the road Saturday traveling to Rocky Mount to face N.C. Wesleyan for a 1 p.m. kickoff.
T.J. Lett (LCHS), Austin Johnson (LCHS) and Brevard College (2-4, 1-2) picked up their first South Atlantic Conference win of the season in breezing past Mars Hill, 35-7. The Tornados will travel on Saturday for a 1:30 contest at Wingate.
Tony Marsh (CCHS), James Foushee (LCHS), Reese Setzer (LCHS) and Guilford College (3-2, 2-0) observed a record- setting day by Quaker quarterback Matt Pawloski as he threw for 360 yards and six touchdowns in Guilford's 56-29 drubbing of Shenandoah, moving Guilford to 2-0 in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference for first time since 1999. Guilford rolled up a school record 705 yards of total offense and scored the 10th highest single game point total in the program's 106-season history. Marsh collected one assisted tackle in the win. The Quakers will travel to league rival Bridgewater on Saturday.
Men's Soccer
Ben Grossfuss (LCHS) and Lynchburg College (6-4-2, 2-1-1) finished the week going a perfect 2-0 with wins over Guilford, 1-0, and Bridgewater, 1-0. Against Guilford, Grossfuss got off three shots with two counting as shots on goal. The Hornets will play two contests this week, traveling to Virginia Wesleyan on Wednesday for a 7 p.m. match and then hosting Eastern Mennonite College on Saturday at 4 p.m. as Lynchburg celebrates Homecoming and Senior Day.
Women's Soccer
Olivia Sturdivant (LCHS) and Kennesaw State (6-7, 3-2) played Mercer to a double overtime period, but eventually fell to the Bears, 2-1. Sturdivant played all 1:08 minutes in the goal for the Owls, picking up four saves on 11 shots on goal. Kennesaw State will have a two-game homestand this weekend hosting Stetson on Friday night and Florida Gulf Coast on Sunday.
Jill Davis (LCHS) and High Point University (5-8, 3-3) dropped both games this week, falling to Longwood, 4-2, and Liberty, 2-0. The Panthers will travel to UNC Asheville on Wednesday for a 3 p.m. match and then return to High Point on Saturday to host Radford in a 7:30 p.m. game.
Men's Cross Country
Michael Cherry (SLHS) and Mount Olive College finished 16th out of 28 teams in the men's non-Division I 8K at the 2013 Royal Cross Country Challenge at McAlpine Creek Park in Charlotte. Cherry turned in a time of 28:52 to finish 107th out of 223 runners. The Trojans will be idle this week and then return to Charlotte on Oct. 25 to compete in the 2013 Carolina Conference Cross Country Championships.
Women's Cross Country
Keeley Wood (SLHS) and Wingate University won their third title of the season this past weekend taking the non-Division I crown over 30 other schools in the 2013 Royal Cross Country Challenge at McAlpine Creek Park in Charlotte. Bulldog freshman Brittany Tretbar set a new Wingate 5K school record turning in a time of 17:53.5 and was one of three Wingate runners that would finish in the top 10. Wood crossed the finish line in ninth with a time of 18:03.0 to help seal the Bulldogs' victory. Wingate will be off this weekend and then return to action Oct. 26 to compete in the South Atlantic Conference Championship at Montreat College.
Ashley Matthews (Grace) and Lee University were off last week, but will travel Saturday to Mount Berry, Ga., to compete in the Berry Invitational.
Mollie Schrull (LCHS) and Meredith College were off last week, but will be back in action Saturday as they travel to Newport News, Va., to compete in the Christopher Newport Invitational.
Micah Lawrence and Barton College finished 13th out of 20 teams in the Myrtle Beach Intercollegiate last week at the Sea Trail Bird Course in Sunset Beach. Lawrence shot a 76-81-157 to finish tied for 72nd. The Bulldogs will be off this week and then return to action Oct. 28 as they participate in the Pirate Intercollegiate on the Brook Valley course at Greenville CC in Greenville.

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I know I want placenta encapsulation but my midwife doesn't provide that service. I can (A) pay a doula $200 to do it for me, or (B) buy a dehydrator and some gelatin capsules and do it myself for $80. Has anyone done done it? Any advice? If its difficult to get right the first time maybe I should pay for someone to do it, but at the same time I'm not sure its something I feel comfortable paying a stranger to do.
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I also have pictures on my facebook of the encapsulation if you're interested or you think they would help.posted 01/31/2013 by Elizabeth122112
my friend encapsulated my placenta for me. it was really easy. Just thaw out the placenta in warm water, then cut it into medium pieces with a pair of good clean scissors. then take about half of it & grind it up in a blender or food processor until it's about the consistancy of jam. then, cover the racks of the dehydrator with wax paper & spread the blended placenta into a thick ring, kinda shaped like a big donut. the goal is for there to be visible wax paper in the center of the ring. then blend up the other half & repeat on the other rack. let it dehydrate for about 24 hours. if its not dry all the way it will mold. after its dehydrated fully, break into small pieces & grind into a fine dusty powder. You'll have to by a pill encapsulating press thingy, you can get them for like 16 dollars. then just follow the directions on the pill press. mine made 150 capsules! my friend also dried my umbilical cord into a heart for me, all you do is shape it into a heart & dehydrate 24 hours.posted 01/31/2013 by Elizabeth122112
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Planning a Sept hunt.. Right now its looking like we are heading to LBL. We have some other options but LBL is top on the list right now.
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Before we head down, we want to hear what other peoples thoughts were on LBL.
Does it get crowded in sept? We dont mind doing the work to find the deer, we just dont want to run into a ton of guys.
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Syble Lorene Nelson was born February 6, 1921 in Kosoma to Homer and Nellie (Bohall) Payne. She passed from this life on May 26, 2012 in Antlers at the age of 91. Lorene married Francis Waymon Nelson on July 9, 1937 in Antlers, and they remained married for 55 years until his passing on July 11, 1992. Together, they raised three children. Lorene worked as a clerk at Stafford Drug Store, then later at Halley's. She was a member of the First Assembly of God Church where she served as a Sunday School teacher. Lorene enjoyed visiting at her church and she loved spending time with her family and friends. Lorene was preceded in death by her husband: Francis Waymon Nelson; parents: Homer & Nellie Payne; brother: Glen Payne; sister: Florene Bates; and a grandson: Talion Nelson. She is survived by her children: Carolyn Manous & husband Fred of Antlers, Terry Nelson & wife Arline of Antlers, and Larry Nelson & wife Diane of Antlers; grandchildren: Freda Manous, Carey Manous, Jason Manous, Greg Nelson, Todd Nelson, Teresa Nelson, Paul Nelson & Amy Gay; great-grandchildren: Tyler Manous, Jayden Manous, Braxton Manous, Kortney Nelson, Gary Nelson, Dylan Nelson, Darian Nelson, Griffin Nelson, Chloe Gay, Spencer Nelson, & Decklin Gay; brother: Bearl Payne of Antlers; as well as many other relatives and friends. Funeral services were held at 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, May 30, 2012 at the First Assembly of God Church in Antlers with Reverend Robert Weeks officiating. Music included: "If You Could See Where I Am", "Go Rest High On That Mountain", and "I Want To Stroll Over Heaven With You". Pallbearers included: Greg Nelson, Carey Manous, Paul Nelson, Jason Manous, Todd Nelson, and Chris Gay. Honorary Pallbearers included: Freda Manous, Amy Gay and Teresa Nelson. Interment followed at Antlers City Cemetery. Family and friends may send online condolences at www.millscoffey.com.
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I've been a big advocate of honor codes in large part because of my experience at Haverford. I think that wearing your values on your sleeve and being up front about them—even when it seems a little corny at times—is a really important thing for an organization or community.Read Jonas's Profile
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This guide will show you how to unlock bootloader, install CWM recovery and root LG Optimus L9.
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Not working for me. Android 4.1.2 ,kernel 3.0.31, software P76020a-214-01. Tried media synch and lg software conections.
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Marius, U have C:\ twice! You must have folder UnlockL9 in drive with C letter in system.
how flash supersu??
install supersu.zip in CWM recovery
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Have same issue "when i run Flash_recovery.bat….waiting for device…"
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I am using p765 v20a India, so Atish910 u can use this method too. I followed below mentioned steps.
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2) Followed steps 1 to 5 mentioned in the post, after which phone got restarted itself("Hold vol up + home button and power button" did not work for me :))
3)After few tries when nothing happened I tried "Reboot2Recovery", and that boot the phone in recovery mode. This is what I was trying since last night.
4) After that I just googled for "apply supersu from clockworkmod recovery" and flush SuperSu. Thats what I did to Root my L9.
Best of luck everyone. Dont forget to install all the drivers.
is this method unlocking the bootloader?because it voids the warranty or should I use the lelus to be safe?
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RICHMOND, Va. (WTVR) – Everyone is using social media these days, and that includes law enforcement too.
Freshman Taylor Behl reportedly went missing from VCU's campus in 2005, but police managed to track down her killer through Behl's MySpace page.
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Authorities traced her interactions with Ben Fawley, which eventually lead to a confession and his arrest.
While MySpace is no longer is use, Facebook and Twitter have taken over.
"You're finding more and more police departments using it as an investigative and research tool," social media expert Dave Saunders said. "I think that's where most of the power is right now."
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MORGANTOWN — The West Virginia State Society Daughters of the American Revolution will meet at the Waterfront Place Hotel in Morgantown April 19-21 for its 108th State Conference.
Delegates elected to represent the Kanawha Valley Chapter are Carol Linger, Shirley Gilkeson, Jimelle Rumberg, April Gardner, Connie Bowling, Susan Graves, Donna Walker, Sue Harris, Patty Young, Carolyn Rabalais, Lois Taylor and Betty Kelly.
Special conference guests will be Ann Arnold Hunter, Historian General, NSDAR, who will be the opening night speaker. Other guests include Ree Curtis, State Regent of Mexico; Deborah Davis, State Regent of Pennsylvania; and Sharlene Shoaf, State Regent of Ohio.
The Kanawha Valley Chapter is the sponsor the State Winner of the DAR Good Citizen Contest Colleen Isaiah, a senior at Capital High School. She and her parents , Ravi and Loretta Isaiah, will be the guests of the WV State Society at the Conference luncheon Saturday where she will receive the special State Good Citizens pin and certificate and a check for $250. State winners compete for the title of division winner and are eligible for a cash award of $500. and will be in compitition for the National Award.
The national winner will be invited to Washington, D.C., to attend DAR Continental Congress and will be awarded a $5,000 scholarship, an inscribed silver bowl and certificate.
The chapter is also the sponsor of the WVDAR State Winner of the Outstanding Teacher of American History for 2013, Mr. James Andrew "Drew" Wendt, an American history teacher at Nitro High School. In the past several years, Wendt has been honored by the Goethe-Institute, the James Madison Foundation, United Way, College Summit, Karen Payne Service Learning and Gilder-Lehrman History Teacher of the Year Award. Wendt will receive his State Outstanding Teacher of American History Award at the WV State Society Conference luncheon in Morgantown on Saturday, April 20.
The State Conference, being the Annual Meeting of the West Virginia State Society, is called for the purpose of receiving reports of the State Officers, District Directors, Chapter Regents, State Chairmen and to vote on recommendations and resolutions, and to act on other business that may be brought before the Conference body. The theme of the 108th State Conference is "Treasures of the Mountains" and will highlight some interesting information about the 150 year history of West Virginia. The "Salute to Education" dinner preceding the Opening Night meeting will honor educators. New state officers will be elected on Saturday Kanawha Valley Chapter member Susan Graves is a candidate for the office of State Treasurer. The Conference will conclude on Sunday following a Memorial Service, Friendship Brunch and the installation of the newly elected State officers.


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-I love the food and service. The food is not expensive like people wrote! It's cheap and amazing! Best Mexican food in NYC! We live so close to lobo! I recommend this resturant highly to mexican lovers! It's decorated like Mexico inside! (:
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But when it hits, it's the best Tex Mex in NYC.
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Had the chicken fried steak and my gf had the beef tacos. The taco plate did not come with any sour cream and only a few shreds of cheese.I think anyone could do it better at home. Everything was just ok. Nothing about the meal stood out. Maybe it was just an off night but I don't think I will ever find out...
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My girlfriend and I have been eating here semi-regularly for about two years now; long story short this place is great. Food has been consistently fresh and delicious though the gauc leaves something to be desired. I agree with the other reviewer about the drinks as I have yet to come across a weak margarita in this place. The atmosphere can be noisy on the weekend nights, but what else would you expect with great margaritas flowing? During most of the week and Sunday it's quiet and a good place to go for a nice low drama dinner. The portions are more than adequate for my taste as i have never left hungry or disappointed in my meal so I think it's good value for the area. Service is consistently good even when crowded, better on the quieter days....and this is huge folks...we have never had a nasty/snotty/condescending waiter/waitress in this place..a real rarity for the cobble hill/bk heights/ CG area. Check it out.
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Very chilled atmosphere with great outdoor seating. It's homey and rustic, with decent food. The fried okra side dish was amazing!!
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One of the best mexican spots I have had in the city to date. I'm a mexican, from west texas no less, and think this was great quality. Love the breakfast tacos!!
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So I am looking into buying some games on steam and was wondering what are some of the favorites that are available that would be recommended.
Building my steam library
In a week or two, I'm not sure which, there will be a Steam Summer Sale where for like 10 days there are deals on 9-12 games a day at ridiculous discounts. I had two games in my steam account a couple years ago, I got back into PC gaming right before a summer sale, after that, a fall sale and winter sale I had 100 games or more.
It depends on what kinds of games you are into. Check every day for the Steam deals (it's about half way down the page). Also check for Midweek Madness (Usually starts Tuesday and ends Thursday) and Weekend Deal (Thursday-Monday). In addition to that, they have special sales such as developer weeks or holiday sales. Just check for the sales. There's a lot and you can get some cool games out of there. And then you'll have a stupidly long list of games like mine: http://www.steamcalculator.com/id/rabdt
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So I am looking into buying some games on steam and was wondering what are some of the favorites that are available that would be recommended.
Binding of Isaac a few coins and I have played for 6 hours. Check some videos and youll see. Plus steam sales will bulk you up, they are coming up so youll get sgames that are 30 ro 40 for 10 15 or even 5.
So things will go crazy you just wait.
PS you can buy Xcom collection for a very small amount. Noticed you avatar.
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Dibella's Watch adds an entire new continent to Oblivion. It comes complete with a major city, castles, towns, villages, farms, monasteries and all the good stuff that makes up a Medieval landscape. There's also fighting to be had and quests to be made!
Currently, I am fighting some serious bugs with Dibella's Watch, but the battle is going well!
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Bugs can really make a modder's life sour. The past couple of weeks, I've experienced one after the other. First, my in-game map wouldn't work, then my NPC's started falling from the skies, and on top of that, the game wouldn't work when I tried to convert the file format into .esm. Things like these can really kill creativity and make you want to throw the entire mod out and just forget about it.
However, persistance always wins the day. I have now successfully converted the mod into .esm and it works like a charm! The first battle against the bugs has been won, and I'm on track again. Look forward to the next grand update of Dibella's Watch soon!
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With this, I can now add how many transport possibilities to and from the Continent as I like. ESM-format is also better in that it can be as big as it gets, whereas ESP has a roof for how big it can get. Also, playtesting stability will be much higher! Yay!
you should ad in a spell to make npc's fall from the sky :P
LOL! I should do that for nostalgic reasons if nothing else! :D
Good ol Tarhiel
Yeah. He ain't half-bad either. Gives you a good sword to begin with. And the attractive Colovian Fur Helm too! :P
Is this ESM load order independent or does it have to be the second ESM in the list?
The file I am working on now needs to be loaded after Oblivion.esm, but I am going to try and make it Load Order Independent before releasing it, to make things easier for the end user.
Excellent! I will save 2-3 plugin spots for this in my load order...now to combine all of your excellent village mods into one esp to save room...


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Preparing Digital Media II
Instructor: Lynn Purse
Dates: Monday, July 14 - Friday, July 18
9 a.m. - 4 p.m. with evening lab hours until 9 p.m.
Room 218, Room 110
2 Graduate Credits
An in-depth exploration of the design concepts of creating digital video projects as a production and presentation tool for musicians. The projects will emphasize the creation and manipulation of digital video as a creative tool for musicians to further their work in performance, composition, and teaching. Projects will be realized through the use of Apple's Final Cut Pro X and iMovie and will cover filming and importing digital video, editing clips for an effective story line, the use of still images within projects, audio in video, the use of visual filters and effects, and the export of video in a variety of formats. The use of digital video in the performance and presentation of music will be given special attention. The final project will be an original video project that demonstrates the creative and technical skills acquired throughout the course. Students are encouraged to bring their own cameras and/or smart phones with digital video capabilities; additional devices will be available for in class use. This course fulfills the requirements of a TI:ME 2B course.
Prerequisites: Preparing Digital Media I or familiarity with digital imaging is highly recommended.


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Jaguar F-Type Black Pack plus personalization options introduced in L.A.
Back in black
The Jaguar XFR-S might have garnered all the attention at the Los Angeles Auto Show, but the company also introduced an F-Type with a variety of personalization options.
Starting with the exterior, the convertible features special-order Firesand paint which is one of several unique colors - including Ultimate Black, Polaris White, Italian Racing Red, Rhodium Silver and Satellite Grey - that are available upon request. The car is also equipped with an exterior design package which includes a front spoiler, extended side skirts and a gloss black rear valance. There's also a "Black Pack" which adds gloss black paint on the front grille surround, side vents and roll bar hoops.
The interior also benefits from a "Black Pack" that adds gloss black trim on the steering wheel, vent surrounds, door switches and instrument cluster dial rings.
LA AUTO SHOW: Global and North American Jaguar debuts
Two significant new Jaguars have made their debuts at the Los Angeles Auto Show.
The XFR-S saloon made its global debut at the Show. Unveiled by Adrian Hallmark, Global Brand Director, Jaguar Cars, the XFR-S is the fastest, most powerful and agile sports saloon Jaguar has ever built.
Developed by Jaguar Land Rover's specialist ETO division, the XFR-S features bespoke powertrain, chassis and body enhancements that enable it to push the performance boundaries. With 550PS from its 5.0-litre supercharged V8 engine driving through an eight-speed Quickshift transmission, the XFR-S is capable of reaching 60mph in just 4.4-seconds before going on to an electronically limited top speed of 186mph.
On unveiling the car Adrian Hallmark commented:"Sporting character is evident in all Jaguar saloons. In the XFR-S that character has been amplified, the result being a truly engaging car with a combination of technical innovation, assertive design and staggering performance that will satisfy the most demanding of drivers."
Making its North American debut at the show was the F-TYPE - Jaguar's all-new two-seater sports car. Seen for the first time with special-order Firesand paintwork and equipped with optional 'Design' and both exterior and interior 'black' packs, this individual F-TYPE - a V6 S model - demonstrates the range of personalisation options that are available for customers.
Ian Callum, Director of Design, Jaguar, commented:"For me, good automotive design should be about creating excitement, so being here in LA to witness the positive reaction to both the XFR-S and F-TYPE - two highly distinctive performance cars - is very satisfying."


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Researchers have discovered what could be earliest evidence of human occupation found so far in the Americas.
Dr Silvia Gonzalez, from the Liverpool John Moore University, and her team discovered over 260 footprints in 2003 in the floor of an abandoned quarry. The Quarry was located about 5 km from the town of Puebla in central Mexico.
Footprint fossils, which need very special conditions for their permanent preservation, had been preserved in volcanic ash laid down on the exposed shoreline of an ancient lake. About 160 of the footprints are thought to be human (with 60 made by children's feet) with the remainder belonging to birds, wild cats, dogs and mammals with cloven feet such as camels and giant ox.
Closely associated with the human prints were shells which had been baked in the ash. The shells have been carbon-dated and found to date back to more than 38,000 years ago. This pushes back the frequently accepted date for when humans first arrived in the Americas by well over 20,000 years.
"If true, this would completely change our view of how and when the Americas were first colonised," said Chris Stringer, head of human origins at the Natural History Museum.
Some scientists believe that more evidence is needed before agreeing with the announced research results and
that more evidence needs to be presented to prove that the 'human footprints' really are genuine and not some other markings.
The team's findings were unveiled at the UK Royal Society's Summer Science Exhibition and the research is due to be fully published in the journal Quaternary Science Review.


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im not a big fan of cheats but cheating online is just pathetic it takes all the fun out of the game
It's OK, man. I like the Wii as well. The crazy stuff you see online is the result of pansies entering cheat codes when they play online. No body should ever do this as it ruins the game for the rest of us.
im not a big fan of cheats but cheating online is just pathetic it takes all the fun out of the game
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Anyone have advice on changing wii screen settings for this game? I just switched my screen settings to wide-screen rather than full screen. I have a newer style 42" TV so it looks longer wide than tall... it would just make sense to use wide-screen. It looked good playing it, but I got smoked online. Is this because my settings aren't correct, or was I just bad those rounds?
Sorry guyss im a bit of a noob at all thiss, just wondering if u could help me
My wiis on version 4.1E softmodded, and i have call of duty: black ops burnt to a DVD-R disc, i run it off the backup disc channel...everything works fine but im having troubles with online...i can get onto nintendo wifi connection but i can never find a match, its searches for a while than comes up with an error sayin no matches found...ive got into a match twice, i dont know how, luck i guess, but it was very glitchy and i was running around with no crosshairs in myscope and no sign of a gun in my hand hahah ive heard theres meant to be an update and wen i try online zombies itsays theres an update and to go onto multiplayer and itll updare it for me but nothing eva pops up wanting me to download an update.....any ideaas?
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Re the gentleman in the swimsuit.In Australia we call these 'Budgie Smugglers'. And good for him. I reckon once you reach a certain age,you've earned the right to wear whatever you darned well like!ReplyDelete
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I've been digging the Giants from Guam, where it's Monday morning and I'm watching the Sunday afternoon game. We celebrated yesterday's Game One victory against the Phillies with some rally sandwiches.
slow rpm/ ritee?! yea good for him. all out or nothing at all =)ReplyDelete
tamagosan/ aaaaaaah!! really, that sounds *awesome*
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Funny Things My Toddler Says
As Rissa's vocabulary, pronunciation, and chattiness grows so does the amount of things she says that we find amusing. Kids…they can be so silly! Of course some of the things she says are cute coming out of the mouth of a 2 year old but would not be cute from a 20 year old.
You'll see what I mean in a minute…
"Mom I'll help you. We're friends."
Pushing toy shopping cart: "Rissa go shopping for stuff again. Where's the stuff? Rissa buy it. Rissa need it."
"Baby Xander is so cute and smart."
Hands me a half eaten apple slice: "Here you go, mama. Rissa share."
We're watching Go Diego Go! and he's helping a penguin. They say to clap, clap, clap.
Me: Clap, Rissa!
Rissa: Penguins don't have hands they have feathers. That's silly.
(Yet she thought it was fine it talked..)
Me: Did you poop?
Rissa: Yeah…
Dad: Ok let's go change you.
Rissa: (she backs up to me) Mama smell it?
Anytime we are getting dressed or her top comes off while eating spaghetti: "Rissa naked!"
She's making up songs like "Clap your hands, clap your feet, clap your nipples."
"Scratch your butt with me, mama?" Can we just stick to counting together?
I need to get better at keeping record of her funny sayings. I always think I'll remember them, but I forget after a day or two.
What's something funny your kiddo has said lately?Tags: humor, mouth of babes, parenting, Rissa, sayings, silly
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I laughed at loud at 'clapping nipples'. That's just great! My daughter is still just babbling. It'll be fun when words start coming out. Although, I hope she never repeats things like "Look at that big f**ker" when pointing at airplanes or referring to the african-american person in line as the n-word. Serious, who thought it was a good idea to leave me with grandma?
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Ha ha! Mama smell it?!! Kids honestly say the darnedest things…and that too in public, most times!!
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awe. it's funny what our kids say, isn't it. i watch old videos of when Jas was little and it always surprises me because I forget half the ways she said things. it's good that your are keeping a log of it.
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If plants could squeal like hungry pigs, we gardeners would pay more attention to their fertilizer needs.
But plants do tell us when they are hungry - with poor or distorted growth and with leaf discolorations.
Why wait for your plants to become so desperate?
Test your soil every few years.
Testing can be done by you or by a private or state laboratory, and there are options in what to test for.
At the least, test the acidity (pH), because if it is unsuitable, plants cannot absorb certain nutrients, even if those nutrients are present.
Most plants like a slightly acidic soil, with a pH about 6.5. A standard test checks levels of the so-called macronutrients - phosphorus, potassium, calcium, magnesium and sulfur. A complete checkup would also include testing for micronutrients, such as iron, manganese and zinc, which are essential but required in only minute quantities.
Sampling is important
The accuracy of any soil test depends on how you take the sample.
In even a modest-size garden of 100 square feet, one cup of soil, the amount used for the test, represents only 0.001 percent of the top 6 inches of soil, so that sample must be as representative as possible of the whole area to be tested.
The test area should be relatively uniform. Areas devoted to very different kinds of plants - vegetables versus lawn, for example - require separate samples.
Vegetable and flower gardens can be sampled together.
Subdivide the area where obvious differences in topography or soil exist, and stay away from walls, sites of old compost piles, etc.
Even out small differences over even relatively uniform soil by taking a half-dozen samples from random spots.
Sample the top 6 inches of vegetable and flower beds, and the top 2 inches of lawns, first removing any surface debris such as compost, weeds or sod.
Whoa - don't use that first trowelful of soil.
It's cone-shaped, with a greater proportion of soil from the surface layers than from lower down.
Take a slice, uniformly thick from top to bottom, from along the edge of that hole you just made.
Alternatively, use a soil sampling tube, home-made or bought, to get a uniform sample.
Combine all your samples from a test area into a clean plastic bucket.
Thoroughly mix the composited soil to average out differences between samples, crumbling it and discarding stones, sticks, insects and other debris as you mix.
Spread the soil out on a clean baking pan to air dry for a day, then remove about a cup for testing.
Results come in
If you are sending your sample out for testing, follow any instructions supplied by the laboratory about packing the soil.
For testing at home, use a portion of that 1 cup subsample you got from the combined samples.
Home testing kits involve mixing small amounts of your soil sample with various solutions and noting color changes, which you compare against standards - all detailed in the included instructions.
If you are testing more than one area, label samples from each area and make a note to yourself of the locations.
A testing laboratory may also want other information, such as past fertilization history, as well as what you intend to grow.
Indicate whether you wish any special tests, such as for micronutrients or toxic elements (such as lead) in the soil.
Your completed soil test will give you information about your soil's organic matter, texture (clay, sand, etc.), acidity and levels of specific nutrients, along with a recommendation for fertilizer and lime.
Fertilizer recommendations are based on what is in the soil and what kinds of plants you intend to grow.
Follow fertilizer recommendations closely, because too much can be as harmful as too little, causing nutrient imbalances, even death, of plants.
Keep in mind that a soil test determines fertility and acidity, but does not address such problems as waterlogging, pests or insufficient sunlight.
An observant eye over coming months is a necessary adjunct to soil testing. There's truth in the old saying that the best fertilizer is the gardener's shadow.
If you are sending your sample out for testing, follow any instructions supplied by the laboratory about packing the soil.
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I want to log every function call and parameter value in my C++ app. Is there a generic approach for this task ? (3rd part library, VAR_ARGS etc.)
When running on Solaris, freeBSD, MacOS or another system where DTrace is available you can trace all function calls of any programm in this easy manner:
to trace a complete program run or
to attach to a program with it's pid.
One might also do a quick statistic on which functions are called how often:
There is also an option to automatically indent the code
and then a ton more of options to filter to get the info you actually need, as getting a log of all functions is a lot, even for a relatively simple program like
There is a special compiler flag in certain Microsoft compilers to call a "hook function" at the beginning of every function call for profiling purposes. The hook function can be used to do the logging you require.
This technique was used in the MockItNow project. However, I am not sure if MockItNow is still alive and usable.
You have not mentioned the platform your are using. For unix, similar techniques probably do exist.
Do a google search with parameters - "C/C++ built-in prprocessor macros". I know that the GNU and Microsoft provides some built-in macros. One I can remember and as a relevant reference is


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The Categories covered will be Cloud Business Apps, Google Apps, Virtual Office, Financial And Accounting, Business Process & ERP, Website / Online Presence, Digital Marketing, Ecommerce, HR and Training, Marketing and Sales and Custom Software for Small Business.
The Great Indian Small Business Festival is an initiative by SME Joinup who runs the largest Startup and SME Network of 35000+ companies. It is dedicated to work for Startups and SMEs and help them grow. The Great Indian Small Business Festival takes this action to a higher level by helping service providers to reach out to various Startups and SMEs who are interested in availing of Products and Services specially for Startups.
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CRESSON, PA – Jonathan Davison and Mario Williams continued their scoring spree to give Hilbert College their first AMCC win in men's soccer this season. The Hawks (3-4-1) defeated Mount Aloysius College 3-2 and jumped into the upper tier of league standings with their win.
After a blink of the eye, Davison put the Hawks on the score board in the third minute following the opening kick. Hilbert held a 1-0 lead into intermission, but Patrick Chea stuffed the tying score past Paul Liedkie six minutes into the second half. Soon after, Williams went on a two-goal tear mid-way through the period to pad the Hawks lead before MAC's Daniel Oliveira's gave the Mounties a glimmer of hope in the 77th minute.
The Hawks were the aggressors, outshooting the hosts 20-12 with Williams and Davison accounting for 10 shots on goal. Jamie Greenwood and Logan Bodenschatz combined for 11 saves for the Mounties and Liedkie, earning his third win as many tries, made three saves for Hilbert.
The Hawks are on a three-game win streak heading into their biggest challenge this season when they square off against Medaille College (7-1, 1-0) in Hamburg September 25.
Hilbert College, located in suburban Hamburg, N.Y., south of Buffalo, is a private four-year college founded in 1957 in the Catholic Franciscan tradition. With nearly 1,100 students, Hilbert is a dynamic Western New York college that offers career-focused majors, including one of the top criminal justice programs in the region, and more than 50 minors and concentrations. The college's engaging, student-centered campus community offers numerous leadership, internship, and service learning opportunities from which students launch successful careers while making positive changes in their communities. The Hilbert Blueprint promotes a well-rounded student experience over four years – starting with the Foundations Seminar in the freshman year, followed by Sophomore Service, Junior Symposium, and culminating with the Senior Capstone. Hilbert has expanded its academic offerings with the college's first graduate programs and new Accelerated Degree Programs geared to adult learners.
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There will be 48 slots available for participants. Registration will be on a first come basis. The earlier you register, the more likely you are to get one of the 48 spots AND get the classes you most want. Unwind 2015 was full so register early!
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- Goody bags filled with fun samples and coupons - Check out the sponsors page
- Door Prizes!! - Lots and Lots of them. Check out the sponsors page
Our past participants have enjoyed Unwind"ing" so much that many have chosen to arrive in Blowing Rock a day early and enjoy the town, or take afield trip to some nearby fiber "finds" such as Miss Babs Studio and Apple Hill Alpaca Farm on Friday. This year we've included an optional Thursday night stay for an extra $TBD double occupancy or $TBD single occupancy as part of your registration to simplify this option for participants.
Want to bring a spouse, significant other, sibling, mom, or other non-knitting friend? Just register for a private room. This would include 3 breakfasts for your companion.
If you'd like your companion to join us for dessert Friday night the cost is $TBD, or dinner Saturday and/or Sunday, the cost is $TBD per dinner. If you are bringing a companion, just stick a note in with your registration payment to let us know that, provide us with their name please, and then include any of the additional events they'd like to participate in and add the total events cost to the $registration cost. If you have any questions at all, please email us about it.
Cancellation Policy
Cancellations by February 28, 2016, will receive a full refund minus a $25 administration fee. Cancellations after February 28, 2016, will receive a full refund minus a $25 administration fee ONLY IF we can fill your spot with another attendee.