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Seasonal migration and home ranges of female elk in the Black Hills of South Dakota and Wyoming
Benkobi, Lakhdar; Rumble, Mark A .; Stubblefield, Cynthia H.; Gamo, R. Scott; Millspaugh, Joshua J. 2005. Seasonal migration and home ranges of female elk in the Black Hills of South Dakota and Wyoming. The Prairie Naturalist. 37(3): 151-166.
Understanding the movement and dispersion patterns of elk (Cervus elaphus) on public lands and the underlying factors that affect each will facilitate elk management and help resolve conflicts between management that benefit elk and other uses of land resources. Consequently, there is a need to identify and examine the movement and dispersion patterns of elk in the Black Hills of South Dakota and Wyoming. Our study quantified seasonal movements, determined home ranges of female elk in two areas of the Black Hills, and examined underlying factors associated with each. Elk in the northern area did not demonstrate seasonal migration patterns. Rather, winter ranges in the northern area were contained mostly within the boundaries of the summer range. Elk in the southern area exhibited a north-south migration pattern that coincided with seasonal patterns of snowfall. These elk migrated to winter range in late November and returned to summer range in late April. Home ranges of elk in the southern area were larger (P < 0.01) than home ranges in the northern area. Landscape characteristics with marginally-significant correlations to elk home range area included road density (P = 0.10), and forage:cover ratio (P = 0.08); density of primary and secondary roads and average slope were significantly correlated with elk home range area (P < 0.01). Managers can use this information to develop strategies that meet population goals and reduce conflicts between management for elk and with other resources.
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By Army Sgt. 1st Class Tyrone C. Marshall Jr.American Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, April 25, 2013 It is critical for the Defense Department to develop and implement space programs and policies to maintain U.S. space advantages in a perpetually changing environment, a senior defense official told Congress yesterday.
Douglas L. Loverro, deputy assistant secretary of defense for space policy, appeared before the Senate Armed Services Committee's subcommittee on strategic forces regarding the fiscal year 2014 budget proposal for military space programs.
"[It's a] basic reality that space remains vital to our national security," he said. "But the evolving strategic environment increasingly challenges U.S. space advantages -- advantages that both our warfighters and our adversaries have come to appreciate."
As space becomes more congested, competitive and contested, Loverro said, the department must formulate programs and policies that will secure those advantages for years to come. But reality, he added, is juxtaposed with providing these capabilities in an environment with increasingly restrained budgets.
Loverro said the growing challenges of budgeting, in addition to increasing external threats, compels the department to think and act differently.
But Loverro noted that while he thinks these realities present the Defense Department with a clear challenge, he does not view them with "a sense of 'doom and gloom.'"
"New entrepreneurial suppliers, alongside our legacy suppliers, are creating an ever-burgeoning commercial space market that can provide significant advantages to DOD if we formulate the policies and strategies to encourage their growth and use," he said. "Similarly, there has been a growth worldwide in allied space investment capability." This growth, he added, provides the Defense Department a significant opportunity in helping to build resilience into its space capabilities.
Loverro said the policies and strategies under discussion begin to address challenges and opportunities.
"But they are just the initial steps in an area that will continue to demand attention and action from all of us," he said.
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Portland poised to thwart Maine's legalization of consumer fireworks
PORTLAND — The city is poised to be one of the first communities in Maine to enact a prohibition on the purchase and use of fireworks.
The move is in response to the Legislature's legalization of the sale and use of consumer fireworks.
After only five minutes of discussion Tuesday evening, the City Council's Public Safety Committee voted 2-0, with Councilor John Coyne absent, to direct city staff to draft a fireworks ban for the full council's consideration.
Portland Fire Chief Fred LaMontagne spoke in favor of the ban, citing the city's population density and old housing stock.
"We really have grave concerns around (fireworks') ability not only to impact our housing stock and start fires, but also our concern around personal injury," LaMontagne said.
Portland is no stranger to fireworks mishaps.
The Great Fire of Portland in 1866 was caused by an errant fire cracker on Fourth of July, the first after the end of the Civil War.
The fire, which burned a third of the Old Port, from Commercial and Maple streets to North Street, killed two people, displaced 12,000 and caused $12 million in damage, according to the Maine Historical Society.
Even professional pyrotechnicians in recent years have had their problems.
Last year, a fireworks shell exploded close to a fireworks storage trailer on the Eastern Promenade, starting a small fire that resulted in an unscheduled encore of fireworks bursting into the sky after the official show was over.
City officials fear fires and injuries will be more common after the state's new law takes effect Jan. 1, 2012.
The state law would allow the sale and use of fireworks by people over the age of 21. Ground-based fireworks containing 50 mg or less of explosive materials, and aerial fireworks containing 130 mg or less would be legal. "Missile-type rockets," helicopters, aerial spinners, and sky and bottle rockets would not be allowed.
Use of fireworks will be allowed between 9 a.m. and 10 p.m., and until 12:30 a.m. on July 4, Dec. 31 and weekends before and after those dates.
But the state law also allows municipalities to enact their own bans.
City officials are also concerned that general nuisance complaints about neighborhood fire crackers around the Fourth of July will become everyday occurrences.
Chester Street resident Helen Andrews spoke in support of the ban. She claimed someone was either lighting fire crackers or having target practice this week in East Deering.
"We hear it all the time on Veranda Street," she said.
Councilor David Marshall, who proposed the ban, said he has heard complaints from Parkside residents who must contend with fireworks before and after the Fourth of July – with the statewide prohibition in place.
"You certainly have issues around public safety, but also trying to maintain the peace," Marshall said.
Mary Costigan, a city attorney, said a draft of the ban will be presented to the full council in September.
In other business, Costigan was also directed to assemble information about backyard chickens, including the number of permit holders and any documented complaints.
Marshall hopes to reduce the current 25-foot property line setback to allow residents in the West End and other dense neighborhoods to keep domestic chickens.
Homeless shelters
Police Department Cmdr. Vern Malloch told the committee police are making inroads in improving communication with management at the Preble Street Resource Center and Florence House.
Malloch said Preble Street is sharing more information about police suspects and public safety threats.
But Malloch said there is still room to improve public safety around Preble Street, saying there continue to be fights and illicit activity near the center.
"We are seeing some fruits," he said. "And we hope to see more."
Although Malloch said police only responded to seven calls at Florence House, a supportive living complex for chronically homeless women on Valley Street, resident Gordon Andrews said problems continue.
Andrews said an increase in homelessness and a resulting general social disruption – property damage, drug use, public urination and defecation, and threatening behavior – has made it nearly impossible to sell a four-unit apartment complex in the area.
"I feel we cannot really neglect this issue much longer," he said.
Malloch said police meet with the management of the Florence House once a month.
At Councilor Edward Suslovic's request, Malloch said those meetings could be expanded to include neighborhood residents.


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We love our sponsors, who donate cash, auction and raffle goods, advertising, food, activities, and much, much more. Rally sponsors subsidize the cost of the rally, and allow us to donate generously to the Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Program of Any Baby Can. Rally Sponsors, we SALUTE you!
Media Sponsors
Austin Chronicle
Sponsor from the very first year!
Steve Conn- Filmmaker
Steve Conn made a really nice short film about the Harvest Classic Rally. There is a link to the film 'The Story of the Harvest Classic' on the homepage of the site. Check it out, and you'll know what the rally is all about!
Platinum Sponsors
Stan Simpson and Dave Sutton
A couple of years ago, Stan and Dave donated a sweet little Yamaha XS400, and for 2015, they have donated a beautiful 1970 Harley Davidson Sportster which we will be auctioning off. Thanks Guys!
Maduzia General Contractor
Not only is David Maduzia part of our ace rally team, he is also a platinum sponsor who is donating a sweet Honda 350 Scrambler for 2015. Stay tuned to see how you can ride this bike home!
Val and Miguel Asensio
Our good friends Val and Miguel have supported the Harvest Classic Rally from the very beginning. Their thoughtfulness, generosity and creativity never ceases to amaze us. While they were at the helm of RIDE TEXAS Magazine, they gave us years of complimentary advertising. They made a cool short movie about the rally back when we were first getting started, Val even donated her personal Ducati 748 for us to auction off to raise more funds for the Candlelighters. We love you guys, and thanks for being Platinum sponsors again in 2014!
Alamo Drafthouse
Have we mentioned how much we love the Alamo Drafthouse lately? These guys bring it in STYLE. Watching a movie on their 100ft inflatable screen and killer soundsystem, while laying on a blanket surrounded by 100s of other motorheads is something you won't forget. Last year, we played The Sound of Music…..KIDDING! We only play badass, hard to find moto-gems, and we have hit a few homers (as well as a few grounders) over the years. A motorcycle drive-in…what? Stay tuned for a special screening this year!
Austin Paintworks
Matt, Bill, and the fine crew over at Austin Paintworks are a bootstrap startup business, but they wanted to go all in this year with a cash sponsorship, plus paint a cool custom Gringo helmet for the auction, plus they offered to paint a custom sign. That's all Smurf (AKA Michael Hill Restoration) and Richard (AKA Whittington Design) needed to hear, and when the sawdust and pencil dust settled, there lay the 12′ x 20′ master work….the vision….the grand entrance, the welcoming banner to all who approach Luckenbach, the epic carnival sign that everyone will want their picture taken in front of….. Did Austin Paintworks blanch? Heck no, they rolled up their sleeves and got to work. The result speaks for itself, and all we can say is thank you.
Pecan Grove Store
Rick and Becke are awesome! They have sponsored the rally for many years as Clone Cubicles, but have now started a new adventure by renovating a cool old service station/ grocery store on Hwy 16, and turned it into a beautiful venue with a stage and an outdoor dance floor. Please check out the Pecan Grove Store for weddings, private parties, etc.
Their son Matt is a childhood cancer survivor, so the cause really resonates with them in a personal way. From the very first year, they have been in our corner. Thanks Rick and Becke!
Central Texas Trials Association
Long-time supporters of the Rally with a huge impact financially AND on the character of the event. Who doesn't love to see these masters of balance at play?
Lone Star BMW/Triumph
Big thanks to our longtime sponsors over at Lone Star BMW/ Triumph. Each year, they hit us up with cash and raffle swag to support the Candlelighters. Lone Star is run by good people, and if you don't believe us, just stop by some Saturday for coffee and tire-kicking. You"ll make new friends and probably walk out with some trick goodies from their well-stocked accessories department.
Opal Divine's
Every year, our friends over at Opal Divine's donate over 600 lbs of choice brisket and sausage for us to cook for the Saturday night barbecue dinner. That's a lot of meat! Proprietors Mike and Susan are some of the nicest people you'll ever meet and totally get what the rally is about. Next time you are in Austin, stop by one of their 3 locations and say hi!
Mike & Victoria Pawlowski
Hall of Famer!
Mike and Victoria have attended every single Harvest Classic Rally. After the first rally, Mike approached us and said that he noticed that we didn't have any Platinum Sponsors yet. He said that he wanted to throw down a challenge to others by signing up as our first Platinum Sponsor. Mike has been a Platinum Sponsor ever since, and Victoria has been right there with him. As the rally has matured, we have added lots of sponsors, and currently enjoy strong support from a loyal base of sponsors who totally get what the rally is about. But we will always remember Mike and Victoria as the people who led the charge. Thanks Mike and Victoria, for all that you do to support the Harvest Classic Rally!
Triumph NA
We are stoked to add Triumph North America as a Platinum Sponsor of the rally!
Randy Voet & Ron Watkins
Hall of Famer!
Randy Voet is an amazing man and great friend of the Harvest Classic Rally. For the last 4 years, he has worked with his friends and family to build and customize a motorcycle to be auctioned off……..and for 2014 he is doing it again. This year, Randy and his good buddy Ron Watkins have pooled their resources and talent, and have donated a beautiful Suzuki GS850G to be auctioned off. This bike has a rebuilt motor and runs like a chimp on crack! These guys are pure heart and soul, and do this work to raise money for the kids in Texas who are battling childhood cancer. Thank you Randy and Ron!
Wells Fargo Bank
One of the barbecue chefs who works all night to smoke up the tastiest, moistest brisket is Dan Brown, who also has a day job as a Bank V.P. Dan introduced this rally to Wells Fargo, who likes our family-friendly mission, and decided to join as rally sponsors. Thanks Dan and Wells Fargo Bank for all that you do!
Titanium Sponsors
- Austin Moto Classics
- British Motorcycle Owners Association
- Blue Moon Glassworks
- Ducati Austin
- Denny Bahm
- Gregg & Robi Holt
- Luckenbach Texas
- Maduzia General Contractor Inc.
- Magnolia Café
- Kim McCandless
- Moto Liberty: San Antonio-Dallas
- David Omer Photography
- Press Corps Printing & Graphics
- Revival Cycles
- Sign Effects
- South West Vintage Trials Association
- Whittington & Co.
- Jerome Chladil & Republic National Distribution
Gold Sponsors
- Ace Auction Company
- Jeff Brooks
- Childress Brothers (Stewart and Chad Childress)
- Central Texas PowerSports
- Chuck's Paint Work
- Chuys/Shady Grove Restaurants
- D & H Roofing
- Gulf Coast BMW/British USA
- Flash Motorbikes
- Daniel Holley & Family
- The Hubbard Family
- Corey Levenson- LocoMotoFoto
- Michael Hill Restoration
- MotoReady
- Ozone Bike Dept.
- Peddler Bike Shop
- Roadrunners BEMA
- Dan & Karen Steed
- Texas Pyrotech
- Texas Rock Art Company
- Tony Yarbray- Artist
Silver Sponsors
- Jeff Annandale
- ASAP Motorcycle Service
- Russ Bessette
- Crown & Anchor Pub
- Davis Rod & Cycle
- FOUR81 Motos
- Carlos Garza
- Hill Country HellBuellies
- Hope Medical Supply
- Killeen Powersports
- Tim Masterson
- Ricochet Customs
- Tom Rolland
- Selman Equipment
- SBK Factory
- Simpson Helmets
- TJ's Cycle Sales & Service
Friends of the Rally
- Dupree Automotive,
- 2 Dine 4 Catering,
- A1 Cycles,
- Fred & Maggie Beck,
- Bev and Chuck Ager,
- Anne Boerschel,
- Antler Creek Cycle Leather & More,
- Denny Bahm,
- ClownDog Bikes,
- Dan Brown,
- Dan Cook,
- Dan Steed,
- Deathtrap Motorcycles,
- Diane Potter,
- Gene McCalmont,
- Sid Hall Family,
- Heather Bailey,
- Kris Milam,
- Alma Long,
- Relic Cycles,
- Robert Pandya,
- Travis Rivers,
- Celeste Robinson,
- Ride Texas Magazine,
- John, Alice, and Jim Flood (in memory of Alex Flood),
- Michael Carlisle,
- Evel Knievel Enterprises,
- MJ Sales,
- Motofun,
- MPH Cycles,
- Ron Watkins,
- Travis Tractor & Lawn Equipment


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Bob Gardinier reports: A husband and wife were beaten to death early Wednesday at their Lansingburgh home and police are looking for two men driving a blue 2013 Ford Escape SUV registered to the address. Relatives identified the dead couple as Michael Allen Lockrow and his wife, Marie. Lockrow worked as a landscaper at the city's Frear Park Golf Course and […] [Read More]
Priest avoids jail time in plea
Robert Gavin reports: A Niskayuna priest who carried on a seven-month relationship with a 15-year-old girl admitted he endangered the minor Wednesday — but will spend no time behind bars. The Rev. James Michael Taylor, who was serving as an associate pastor at St. Kateri Tekakwitha Parish in Niskayuna, pleaded guilty to endangering the welfare of a […] [Read More]
Mistrial declared after 'sick' juror disappears
A mistrial has been declared in the murder trial of a Schenectady man after a juror failed to show up to court. Robert Gavin reports that "The juror was not at court on Tuesday amid talk she was 'sick.'" The missing juror was the forewoman. From Gavin's story: Visiting County Court Judge Richard C. Giardino ended the […] [Read More]
Cops: Albany woman crashed drunk into firehouse with stolen snake around her neck
Police say they have three extremely compelling arguments as to why Sarah Espinosa should not have been driving her Toyota Prius Monday night: She was drunk; she had marijuana in her car; and a python was coiled around her neck. Inebriated with a snake she just stolen from a PETCO wrapped around her throat, Espinosa, police say, crashed […] [Read More]
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The Albany County Sheriff's Office made what it described as its largest heroin bust ever Thursday afternoon, arresting alleged high-ranking members of a ring that shuttled the drug to users in taxis and posted dealers inside local malls. Roughly a pound of uncut heroin was found at an apartment at 1779 Central Ave., Sheriff Craig Apple said. Dealers […] [Read More]
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A veteran Troy cop was arrested Wednesday for allegedly tipping off a suspect in a drug ring that investigators were about to raid his home. Officer Brian Gross has been charged with felony evidence tampering and other charges. Before a courtroom full of Troy police, Gross pleaded not guilty in Troy City Court. Some of the […] [Read More]
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iCloud.com goes live for everyone
Apple has flipped the giant switch in their giant data center and taken the beta tags off iCloud.com, the web front end for their new
sync store/push system. Head on over, enter your Apple ID, and free Mail, Calendar, Contacts, Find my iPhone, and iWork documents in the cloud, can be yours.
Sure, people have been sneaking in and checking it out for a while now, but with the wrapper officially off, no doubt more will come in for the tour.
If you've been a MobileMe user or Google user previously, we'd love to know your thoughts on Apples latest set of web app.
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iCloud.com goes live for everyone
it says i can set it up on a lion device though, and both my macs are obviously, i downloaded iTunes update earlier, but iCloud still won't work...
Yeah but I think it means 10.7.2 which you don't have yet...
I found my iphone? XD lol haha but it is nice to have those utilities on the cloud
Mobile Me users can't get on and move their stuff over until Apple releases a Lion update and officially releases iOS5 (although that one is pretty easy to get early)
Where is ios5
Same thing happened to me on my MacBook Pro.
Lion is a pre-requisite?
Tried it on my 3GS.
iCloud page opens. There are 3 choices:
- Set up iCloud on this device
- Install Find My Phone
- Install Find My Friends
Tried #1.. 404 error Page not found.
Hmmm, why would that page even appear if IOS 5 isn't installed yet?
You need to setup the Lion sync software, but they point to a page that isn't live yet - http://www.apple.com/icloud/setup
mine says 'to sign in, move this mobileme account to icloud' :(
I guess they will make us wait until 10am.
Mine asks me if i want to convert over to iCloud..i click YES, but when i log into MobileMe, it tells me iCloud is still in Beta form.
Minor detail but you can't yet convert your mobile me account to icloud - so it's not really available yet :(
Can you use iCloud on a PC?
I tried to go to the website using IE and it says 'unsupported browser'. I am at work so I'll try with Google Chrome and Safari (installed on PC) when I get home... hmm, might be time to back a MacBook Air!!
I never understood what the iCloud is?
7am on east coast and still can not convert over to iCloud. So someone please explain what "iCloud.com goes live for everyone" means.
Hold your horses peeps - you'll need to wait until 10am PST 1pm EST & 6pm BST when iOS 5 is released...
THEN you can access & convert as required (apart from Europe who possibly won't be able to convert Me.com to iCloud just yet)
I'm a MobileMe user. I attempted to login and it directs you to the MobileMe website. After you log into there, a message comes up saying that you can't switch over at this time that it's just for developers.
People it's not the end of the world just wait Apple said october 12 not an exact timr so technically apple have till 11:59 pm of cupertino time to put everything live! If doesnt work yet go to see youtube, go to the mall, turn on hBO or do something with ur life!!!!!
my stuff is all in Google too, what would be the point for us really, other than just to check it out.
i'm running the iOS 5 GM and when i go to set up on this device it gives me 404 error page not found. It worked when i signed in on Lion though
Old MobileMe user here- 25GB!!! They credited my account and bumped me to 25GB
This is ridiculous....1:07pm EST and still no iOS 5
It's just gone live for "normal" peeps....OS 5 is on it's way! ;)
iOS 5 is now live!!!!
The migration process for MobileMe users will move Mail and Calendars to iCloud, and MobileMe users will continue to be able to use Gallery, iDisk and iWeb publishing through June 30, 2012 even though those services are not making the transition to iCloud. A number of syncing services that had been available for MobileMe, including Dashboard Widgets, Dock Items, Keychain, Mail Accounts, Mail Rules, Signatures, and Smart Mailboxes, and Mac OS X Preferences, will become unavailable immediately upon moving to iCloud.
How do you keep all this other stuff sync'd???
Something that has always been a pain for me with Google Calendar is the shared public calendars not syncing to the iPhone. For example, I'm on a couple College Football schedules, and can see them on Google calendar and not on the iPhone.
I'm hoping this has some better way of dealing with that (although not holding my breath on it)
I've just done my 100th iphone screen repair in a matter of weeks. Price? £60


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The telltale signs of porcupine activity can be seen on the upper reaches of the new trail up Jay Mountain.
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2013 LGBTQI Awareness Month
Click on the poster to download and print a pdf!
|March 26
Intersexion sponsored by ImageOut and the Susan B. Anthony Institute for Gender & Women's Studies
Cinema Theatre, 957 South Clinton Ave., Rochester, NY 14620
Intersexion attempts to demystify the world of intersex or what used to be broadly referred to as "hermaphroditism." But instead of simply dwelling on medical terms and treating his subjects as oddities, filmmaker Grant Lahood introduces us to a group of vibrant individuals who are willing to publicly share their loves and lives, their hopes and struggles, their frustrations and joys of being born intersex.Free and open to public. For transportation please contact firstname.lastname@example.com
|April 5
LGBQTI Student Resource Fair
Come check out the various resources the university and local Rochester community have to offer for LGBTQI students. Participants include University Health Services, University Counseling Center, Susan B. Anthony Institute for Gender and Women's Studies, MOCHA Center, Aids Care, Gay Alliance of the Genesee Valley, Interfaith Chapel, Image Out and the Pride Network.Contact firstname.lastname@example.com for questions
|April 5
Sharing Richard's Story: The LGBT Ugandan Experience
Richard Lusimbo from Uganda is in Rochester and will be a regular visitor to Open Arms MCC. Richard had to flee Uganda recently after he received multiple death threats when a local newspaper published his photo and personal information along with those of other Ugandan LGBT accusing them of, among other things, recruiting young children. He has come to Rochester to share his story about his experiences and work with Sexual Minorities Uganda (SMUG).Sponsored by the Susan B. Anthony Institute for Gender and Women's Studies, Frederick Douglass Institute for African and African-American Studies, and the Pride Network. Please RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com by 4/3.
|April 10
"Out in Reel" Series Screening: Middlesex: Redefining
He and She with special discussion with the New York Civil Liberties Union
and Empire State Pride Agenda
Come watch the notable HBO film introducing to the world beyond gender binary norms. Then after, join a discussion with the chapter director of the Genesee Valley Chapter of the New York Civil Liberties Union and the Empire State Pride Agenda and learn about the status of LGBT rights in New York state, the work they are working on towards gender equality and justice, and how you could possible get involved. Sponsored by the Susan B. Anthony Institute for Gender and Women's Studies and ImageOut
|April 11
Join Out & Equal and the Pride Alliance in the Meliora
Salon D for a social networking evening.
|April 11
"Out in Reel" Series
Screening: Gayby
|April 12
"What is Gender
Anyway?" Diversity Conference Workshop
|April 12
2nd Annual Rainbow Lecture
Rev. Dr. Patrick Cheng will give the second annual Rainbow Lecture. Rev. Dr. Cheng is a seminary professor at the Episcopal Divinity School in Cambridge, MA. He is also a theologian, attorney, and ordained minister. Rev. Dr. Cheng is a regular contributor to the Religion and the Gay Voices sections of the Huffington Post. His books Radical Love: An Introduction to Queer Theology (2011) and From Sin to Amazing Grace: Rediscovering Queer Christ (2012) are both important contributions to the field of queer theology and the rethinking of Christian doctrines. His book will be for sale at the event. To learn more about Rev. Dr. Cheng, visit his website at www.patrickcheng.net. Questions? Contact email@example.com by the Susan B. Anthony Institute for Gender and Women's Studies, the Department of Modern Languages and Cultures, The Interfaith Chapel, and ImageOut
|April 12
Pride Network Drag Show
|April 12-14
Northeast LGBT Conference
|April 16
LGBTQI Basics: How to be an Ally
Don't know what LGBTQI stands for? Have questions about issues they face? Want to be supportive but don't know how? Join the Susan B. Anthony Institue for a workshop and discussion about LGBQTI communities and how to be a successful ally. Contact email@example.com for questions. Sponsored by the Susan B. Anthony Institute for Gender and Women's Studies
|April 17
"Out in Reel" Series
Screening: Fagbug
|April 19
National Day of
|April 24
"Out in Reel" Series
Screening: Fish Out of Water
Calendar coordinated by the Susan B. Anthony Institute for Gender & Women's Studies, the Pride Network, and the Office for Faculty Development and Diversity.
2012 events please click here.
2011 events please click here.


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Waxhaw mom wins Justin Bieber concert tickets
Waxhaw resident Mollie Engle won four tickets to the sold out Justin Bieber concert on Jan. 22 at the Time Warner Cable Arena.
The drawing was sponsored by the Carolina Place Mall and Radio Disney.
Engle will be attending the concert with her seven-year-old daughter and two of her friends.
"My daughter loves Justin Bieber," Engle said. "I think it will be fun. It will be exciting."
She did not try to buy tickets to the concert originally, but entered to win them when she saw information at the information desk in the mall.
Her daughter, Lily, was thrilled by the news.
"She was really excited," Engle said. "(She was) just smiling and happy."
"She's liked him for about a year now," Engle said. "She's only seven, so she just started getting into music and stuff."
Engle suspects her "Bieber fever" is fueled by her friends and siblings.
"She has an older brother and sister," Engle said. "So she hears it on the radio and she kind of listens to what they listen to."
Her two friends were screaming when they heard they would be joining her.
Engle joked that she might need to get ear plugs for the concert due to all the screaming girls.
"We're really excited and it was really nice of them to do the contest and give us the tickets," Engle said.
Justin Bieber is an 18-year-old Canadian pop singer. His career started in 2008 when a talent manager found his videos on the website YouTube.


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For Immediate Release
Contact:Deborah Gilleran
Lakewood, N.J., July 26, 2007—Join Georgian Court University for a trip to see Disney on Broadway's Mary Poppins on Saturday, August 25, at 2:00 p.m. You can leave the transportation details to GCU, as round-trip bus transportation is included to the New Amsterdam Theatre in New York City from either the GCU campus in Lakewood or the Garden State Parkway Cheesequake rest area.
Tickets are $155 per person, which includes orchestra seating, round-trip transportation, and snacks. The bus leaves GCU's Seventh Street Gate at 10:00 a.m. and the GSP Cheesequake rest area between 10:30 and 11:00 a.m. Lunch is on your own in the city. For further information and tickets, please contact the Office of Conferences and Special Events at 732.987.2263 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
About Mary Poppins:
Mary Poppins has her carpet bag packed, her umbrella unfurled, and the wind blowing towards Broadway! You'll want to bring the entire family to witness the magical journey of Mary Poppins as she visits the Banks family for an array of wonderful songs, stories, and surprises that are sure to keep you smiling. Sing along to beloved songs like "Spoonful of Sugar," "Jolly Holiday," and "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious," and learn some new songs in this whimsical musical based on P. L. Travers's cherished stories and the classic 1964 Walt Disney film. Mary Poppins has received seven Tony Award nominations, including one for Best Musical. Mary Poppins is everything you'd hope for in a Broadway musical—and like nothing you'd expect.
Founded in 1908 and sponsored by the Sisters of Mercy, Georgian Court University is a comprehensive university with a strong liberal arts core and a special concern for women. A forward-thinking university that supports diversity and academic excellence, Georgian Court serves almost 3,000 students of all faiths and backgrounds in a residential Women's College and a coeducational University College with undergraduate and graduate programs. Georgian Court's main campus is located at 900 Lakewood Avenue, Lakewood, N.J., on the picturesque former George Jay Gould estate, now named a National Historic Landmark. Georgian Court also offers classes at its site at 90 Woodbridge Center Drive in Woodbridge and at Coastal Communiversity in Wall and Cumberland County College in Vineland.
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Tuesday, Aug 4Graduate Information Sessions
Wednesday, Aug 12Summer Visit Days
Monday – Friday and selected Saturdays throughout the year
Campus Tours


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