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And there you have it: Anyone baited into responding to these hyperbolic stories finds themselves debating a non-starter argument with a teenager from Shreveport who doesn't even buy the premise of his own article.
But people do debate. They do comment. And they do read. That story has generated better than 14,000 pageviews and more than 440 comments — no "20 Most Boobtastic Athletes" tally, but not bad at all. "One of the goals is to get a lot of people to read your articles," Grantham explains. "That headline, by the nature of the words, brought in plenty of people."
Serving up red meat, sports radio-style, is viewed as something of a necessary evil. One former writer recalls that, upon joining Bleacher Report, he rationalized, "You have to put out of your mind that they're obsessed with pageviews until you rise high enough to say, 'Now I can start focusing on quality.'"
He was promoted to featured columnist — but was disappointed to learn his new job largely consisted of providing copy for his editors' pre-written headlines. And these are often slideshows, several paragraphs of text woven around a photo or video and repeated 50 times. "When they started paying me, I began doing 95 percent slideshows," says former featured columnist Jeff Shull, who spent four years writing for Bleacher Report. "I did 496 articles, so probably over 400 of them are slideshows."
Even Bleacher Report's "lead writers" — established and respected Web authors hired in the last year as part of the ostensible drive for quality and paid five-figure salaries — say they too are assigned pre-written headlines. "It's exactly the kinds of things Bleacher Report has become famous and infamous for, the things serious sports fans roll their eyes at: slideshows, top five this, top ten that," says one prominent writer. The pre-written headlines, adds another high-level writer, are "asserting why someone is the best player when he's not; why the obviously best player isn't really the best; why somebody is going to take over in the next year when it's implausible he would — basically, asserting something that's unlikely, giving it a good hook and getting someone to click on it."
That's the technique generations of bloviating sports scribes have used to stir the pot. But Bleacher Report's lead writers didn't think this is what they were being brought in to do. "Why pay me lots of money to dumb down my content?" asks one. "They could have used unpaid people to do this."
This way, however, Bleacher Report doubles its pleasure by enjoying the cachet of employing high-end writers while raking in the hits from low-end material. "They can have it both ways," says one prominent writer. "An unsophisticated sports fan clicks on the story, and it validates what he thinks. A sophisticated fan is so angry at the dumb headline, he can't help but hate-click on it." When this writer questioned the length of an assignment, he was told that it was determined by "our computer model."
It's a model that's computing well for Bleacher Report, if not every writer. "I started out being worried that joining up with Bleacher Report would make other people think I'm a fraud and a hack," says one high-level writer. "Now I'm worried I have become that fraud and hack."
And if he leaves, there is an army of writers ready to replace him.
Readers don't just visit Bleacher Report. They're funneled right into the site's revenue streams. "I know people who loathe Bleacher Report but are heavy users of its newsletter or app," says Ben Koo, the CEO of Bloguin, a network of sports blogs. "The inbox is the new social network for content companies."
Visitors to the site are aggressively pestered to sign up for team-specific newsletters or the Team Stream mobile app — which updates fans in real time with articles about their chosen team pulled from around the Web. Bleacher Report has established a direct, regular line of communication with millions of highly specified ad targets — and will continue to do so even if, in the future, the site is unable to lean so heavily on Google. "People undervalue the app and newsletters," continues Koo. "I think it's worth a quarter of Turner's acquisition price."
The site's Web dominance is woven into its very fabric. Online marketer and SEO expert Hugo Guzman points out that Bleacher Report's "site architecture lends itself to SEO. They built a site to facilitate search engines spidering through and picking up all the different article pages and category pages." This, he notes, is a marked contrast to the legacy media sites that break the stories Bleacher Report goes on to dominate. Many of the nation's most prominent journalistic outlets are "on website platforms that were not built with SEO in mind. They were built when that was not even a factor." News sites were constructed to display stories. Bleacher Report is built to disperse them.
Guzman rattles off the "best practices" technical elements that have enabled Bleacher Report's ascent: "Internal linking architecture!" "Metadata!" "Server-side elements!" He pauses and laughs. "I can guarantee you that there are other publications out there that have frameworks on par with Bleacher Report's," he says. "So, ultimately, what's their biggest differentiator? Free content!" Bleacher Report's volunteer army generates scads of material — and the money the site doesn't spend on writers is spent to move the company where it wants to go.
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Brainerd International Raceway's emergency personnel received 'Life Saving Awards' Sunday after three lives were saved in one weekend.
According to BIR, three people went into cardiac arrest during the NHRA Nationals weekend in August.
All three people survived and went to the race track Sunday to meet the people who saved their lives.
Before Sunday, the only time Jamie Harris of Madelia and Scott Miller of Superior had any contact was when Harris was lying on the ground at Brainerd International Raceway in full cardiac arrest after getting hit by lightning.
Miller, a fan at the event, was at Harris' side administering CPR as emergency crews arrived. Harris was flown to Hennepin County Medical Center in Minneapolis.
In a second incident, Bryan Arnold of New Brighton wasn't feeling well, and he collapsed. Emergency crews arrived and he was taken to the hospital.
In a third incident, Don Williams of Burnsville collapsed from a heart attack when he was leaving the grandstands. Emergency crews arrived, and he was taken to the hospital.
BIR's Director of Security Jerry Braam said, "It's rare that someone goes into cardiac arrest, or for emergency personnel to perform life-saving measures on someone. So for BIR to have three successful life saves in the same weekend is nearly unheard of, but it's a testament to the actions and training of the safety personnel who work at BIR."
Twelve 'Life Saving Awards' were handed out at the event Sunday. Although Miller was just a spectator at the event, he was included with emergency and safety personnel who received awards.

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Business owners should file a missing report on their newly employed staff if they dont meet the owner upon arrival.
Humid bin Deemas, Assistant Undersecretary of the Ministry of Labour, said during the open day on Thursday that employers have up to two months to register empolyees with the Ministry of Labour and this period should not be extended. In case a worker absconds up on arrival, he should be reported as missing immediately without wasting time looking for him.
Another case was that of an expat woman who requested that a one-year ban on her be lifted. She was asked to leave the firm after working for six months. Later it was found that she was reported as missing by the firm. Her last working day was between May and July last year. Deemas was shocked that she has been staying in the country without a job for so long. "The firm gave me time to search for another job," she said. Deemas said she should not have taken that long to search for another job. "You must leave the country at once to complete the one-year work ban, and come back if you want," he said.
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Paul Giamatti, Paul Rudd and Sally Hawkins stars in a new movie this October with All Is Bright. This new film revolves around Dennis (Giamatti) who is out on parole and takes a job selling Christmas trees with his old friend, Rene (Rudd). He hopes to save enough money so that he can buy his estranged daughter the piano she always wanted. All is Bright is directed by Phil Morrison. Read the latest buzz about this new film below:
"First Look at All Is Bright
There are plenty of emotional opt-out opportunities in Phil Morrison's bleak movie All Is Bright—points where audiences could be forgiven for losing faith, or just interest, in the sullen protagonist, newly released ex-convict Dennis (Paul Giamatti). The first comes a few moments into the film, when his caseworker glibly tells him he can't get work in his economically depressed small Canadian hometown, but also can't legally leave to seek work elsewhere, so perhaps he should live off the land. (When Dennis protests that he doesn't own land, the caseworker says he's being needlessly negative, and dismisses him.) It's a moment calculated to be funny but infuriating, to show Dennis as trapped within an unsympathetic system, and therefore justified in the extreme steps he takes as the plot unfolds. But it's one of several far-too-broad moments in a film that veers between caustic comedy, melodrama, and heartstring-tugging, without finding the spark of sympathy that would hold the film together around its disparate tones.
Other opt-out moments arrive as Dennis physically attacks his old partner-in-crime Rene (Paul Rudd), who is out to marry Dennis' estranged, exasperated ex-wife Therese (Amy Landecker). Or when Dennis immediately follows up by inviting himself along on Rene's planned monthlong trip to New York City to sell Christmas trees at an immense markup. Once in the city, Dennis assaults and threatens to murder a less-ramshackle tree-seller for the crime of being better managed and having a more appealing setup. He steals from the competition; he steals a border guard's wallet; he steals from the only person in New York who treats him kindly and with personal concern. And he rarely lets up in his abuse of Rene, whom he decries as a useless loser because Rene is trying to go straight. Dennis' anger and entitlement are exhausting, and frustratingly indiscriminate.
With its seemingly irredeemable protagonist, its weeks-before-Christmas setting, its focus on reprobates taking advantage of seasonal employment, and its bitter sense of humor, All Is Bright will feel familiar to Bad Santa fans, but the film lacks Bad Santa's no-holds-barred outrageousness. It's a more maudlin, mundane, sometimes miserablist drama that never cuts Dennis a break—not that he comes across as a character worthy of, or trying for, redemption. He almost completely lacks empathy, or interest in any needs but his own. For much of the film, his only nod to a world outside the reach of his fists comes via his reckless plan to earn enough money to buy a Christmas-present piano for his young daughter Michi, who thinks he died of cancer, thanks to Therese's determination to cut him out of her life."
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Step 1:
white polymer clay
playing card
x-acto knife or steel blade (like shown in the picture)
small round cutter or straw
ultra fine point sharpies in blue and red
Step 2:
You can do this using a pasta machine
(I used the thickest setting)
you can roll by hand with a rolling pin.
Just flatten the clay!
You do not want it to be too thin and fragile, so pick a thickness that feels sturdy.
Step 3:
Step 5:
I centered the first hole, then placed the other two closer to the top and bottom edges. Look at a real piece of notebook paper as a guide.
Step 6:
You could probably use an air dry clay also, but just make sure to use a thickness that is not too fragile or breakable.
Step 7:
To do this, I looked at a piece of notebook paper as a reference.
I left a bigger space on top (about 5/8 inch) then, with a ruler, marked increments of 1/4 inch. You want to have enough space to write, so don't put the lines too close together.
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How easy was that?
I think I will have my kids write their Christmas lists on them, so I can keep them forever...
and remember what their handwriting looked like!
Step 14:
There are so many memories that could be saved on these ornaments!
They could be used as a baby's first Christmas ornament, listing name, birth date, weight, height, etc...
What about writing a love note?
Or the year's highlights...like, "Sienna lost her first tooth in September"?
You could also write your kids' teacher's name, their grade, and their favorite book or game this year...
Seriously! So many uses! I could go on...and on...
Beautiful! >^.^<
Nice one Though..
and great pics too!!.. :D


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2. Sends information to WP.com without "connection". e.g. My feeds are showing up in WP reader. I never wanted this back. Ever.
3. Features turned off onsite are available to WP.com users, who mistakenly believe you can see them "liking" your posts.
4. Turns itself on with no option to disconnect features if you do not like them
5. Malfunctions often rendering ALL links on the page (including those generated by outside API) to the base URL. This includes header image. The only way off of pages is to type in a URL to another page.
6. Each update requires three or more "bug fixes". Beta testing is limited to users who are on .wordpress.com; Alternatively, only Automattic employees are testing it with no idea what the .org base truly does when it is not hobbled by Automattic only offerings.
7. Privacy issues with statistics. No information available about what will be shared and already is being shared with WP.com.
8. Statistics do not recognize such referrers as Google+. Reporting erroneous at best. No true representation of traffic. Often statistics are belied. e.g. Some days there are more comments from users than JetPack reports page views.
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To spoil as little as possible, I'll say this for Prometheus: it is definitely a spiritual companion to Alien, in that everybody makes bad decisions.
On the upside, it was visually impressive and downright terrifying (to me) at times!
I am a wimp.
"…everbody makes bad decisions."
If they didn't make bad decisions, there wouldn't be much movie available, would there? I mean, in the horror movies, isn't it a given that the person alone in the house with the killer runs up the stairs instead of out their front door? Bad decisions are the life blood of freak-you-out flicks. *nod nod*
Haha, that is true! We would definitely have shorter movies across the board if everybody thought things through all the time and checked the backseat once in a while.
Here specifically, though, poor science decisions were made, and that is a thing that makes me sad. (and eaten by cute animals. curses!)
Great comic! Especially panel 2. Did the main guy "scientist" really believe their was only one possible outcome of his trip to the other side of the galaxy? Nothing else could impress him?
Sadly this is only one of like a million examples of the characters "jumping to strange conclusions" I've never seen so many "professionals" with so much apathy! Why come along if you aren't interested in all the science and mystery? :P
Haha, seriously! It's like going to Disney World just for Space Mountain on a day when Space Mountain is down for maintenance and being like "well there is nothing else here, what's even the point!" when there are all of the other cool things to do and Mickeys to take pictures with, except Space Mountain is a tech-savvy alien race, the other cool things are all of the technology, structures, and history they left behind, and the Mickeys are acid-puking tentacle monsters.


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Organizing Your Kitchen
Okay, so the move got the best of me. As you see, I did not continue to blog as I thought I would. I had my computer die, purchased a new one with Windows 7 and Outlook 2010. Man, the platform and software changes are just enough to drive one crazy! And in the middle of moving! Oh well, I'm all settled in now and my new home is beautiful.
I mentioned that I would talk next about organizing your kitchen. When you are moving into a new place, setting up the kitchen the right way can help you for years to come. Of course, nothing fits the way it did in your old kitchen but looking on the bright side this enables you to rethink how you use your kitchen every day. In this post, you'll see some of photos of my own kitchen.
Let's start at the kitchen sink, shall we?
In most homes the dishwasher is located somewhere nearby. I start in this area because we tend to use the sink and dishwasher daily. The upper cabinets closest to this area should be where you put your drinking glasses, coffee mugs, travel mugs, and the like. Your everyday dishes need to be stored in the cabinets near the dishwasher – this makes unloading the dishwasher more convenient. The countertop near the sink is also a good location for your coffeemaker. If there are small drawers nearby, your dishtowels can be housed there since you use them in conjunction with the sink and dishwasher. Your silverware drawer should also be near the dishwasher for ease of unloading. Having a drawer organizer for the silverware is not optional!
Near the stove and oven:
In the drawers closest to these appliances, have your potholders, trivets, and cooking utensils. If you are short on drawer space, you can put your cooking utensils in a crock on your counter or hang them nearby. In the upper cabinets in this area, have your oils, spices, and seasonings. You can also use a drawer for spices and seasonings or a spice organizer of some type. In the remaining cabinetry located here keep your pots and pans, strainers, and casseroles dishes. Think about the way you cook. What do you most often need at hand? Make sure you have room for it nearby.
Tips for remaining cabinets and the pantry:
Create zones in the remaining cabinetry. For example, house all your baking tools, bowls, and pans together. Have all your snacks on the same shelf, your canned goods together. For your plastic ware (and lids) that you use for food storage, keep it together in one large plastic bin that you can easily pull out and access. In the highest cabinet shelves and above the refrigerator, store less used items and holiday dishes.
Comment on this post, and I'll send you my "SOUP" recipe for re-organizing the kitchen you have already set up!
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That does look like it would be a beautiful kitchen from what I can see so far! Happy Moving In!
Thanks for linking this up to my Organizing Mission Monday link party!
Just moved in last week and this article is a GOD send!
You have some very helpful ideas & just looking at your Categories list, there is much to be learned here. I'm an organization "junkie" & just really enjoy reading lots of different ideas. We are planning a move in the next few months & will have a whole new house to organize & set up. Can't wait.
As I read this, I am waiting for the contractor to come and replace some of my kitchen cupboards and reface the others. I'm looking forward to re-organizing things after the work is done, and I'll keep your suggestions in mind.
Can you make this work in a kitchen with almost zero cabinetry? Right now it's looking like my daily use dishes will be stored in a very deep drawer…
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I'm using Easeus Todo Backup to create disk image. It's a great program, but the trouble is it cannot recognize external USB connected hard drives when booting from the recovery disk. Because of this I cannot restore an image saved on an external drive.
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Hegarty gets late call up
ROOSTER Shannon Hegarty has won a belated call-up to Queensland's Origin team following the almost comical withdrawal of first choice winger Robbie O'Davis today.
Maroons already lose a player
QUEENSLAND'S State of Origin team is in a shambles with selectors ruling out one player less than an hour after naming the side for game one against NSW.
Queensland Origin team
THE shocks continue in this year's State of Origin series without a ball yet kicked. Canberra fullback Clinton Schifcofske is a shock omission from the State side to play NSW in Brisbane on June 11.
NSW Origin team
THERE are some huge shocks in the New South Wales rugby league team named today for State of Origin I against Queensland at Suncorp Stadium on June 11.
Wales Keeps Challenge Cup Final
THE 2004 Powergen Challenge Cup Final will be held at The Millennium Stadium, Cardiff, on Saturday 15 May, returning to Wales following the success of this year's event. The showpiece game was held in Wales for the first time when Bradford Bulls met Leeds Rhinos a month ago, and was seen as a resounding success.
Super League Sunday - Review
BRADFORD 12-22 London Broncos
Passionate display by HKR
HULL Kingston Rovers 23 - Oldham Roughyeds 10
Amos Roberts out for the season
ST George Illawarra winger Amos Roberts will most likely join team mate Trent Barrett on the sidelines after x-rays today revealed a fracture in his right shoulder.
Storm's run comes to an end
MELBOURNE Storm?s undefeated run at Olympic Park came to a grinding holt today when it fell to the Sydney Roosters 20-27.
June 30 deadline: Why bother?
EELS fullback Brett Hodgson has been given permission to negotiate with rival clubs after his manager Darryl Mather approached the Eels with his client?s request. Hodgson?s manager has been in contact with the Wests Tigers who have $1 million to spend on recruitment this year and the Tigers are very interested in securing the services of Hodgson, a former Western Suburbs junior.
Round 12 - NRL Wrap
ROUND 12 began with the Raiders and the Sharks knocking each other senseless last Friday night. But despite scoring 3 tries to 2, the Sharks totally blew it and handed the match to Raiders. The win ended a 10 year hoodoo for Canberra at Toyota Park and have now grabbed back the number one spot on the ladder.
Hodges and Carroll on report
QUEENSLAND rugby league selectors face an nervous wait this morning, with both Justin Hodges and Tonie Carroll placed on report yesterday.
Carroll charged with dangerous throw
BRISBANE Broncos utility and Queensland Origin selection Tonie Carroll has been charged with a grade one dangerous throw by the National Rugby League.
Kearns' NSW selection caps revival
MELBOURNE Storm prop Robbie Kearns has labelled his selection for the NSW State of Origin side today as one of the greatest highlights of his career.
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Transformations - Works in Steel
A retrospective of the life work of 88-year-old sculptor Karl Stirner of Easton. Stirner's reputation in Lehigh Valley arts, especially in the city of Easton, is immense. There's even a section of the city named for him ? the Karl Stirner Arts Trail. The German-born Stirner started his art career at 23 as a professional drafter and then went on to teach at Tyler School of Art and Moore and Swarthmore colleges. His work has been shown at the Museum of Modern Art, the Corcoran and the Philadelphia Museum of Art, to name a few. Expect to see an exhibition of large- and medium-size steel sculptures and at least a dozen drawings.
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Moravian Alumni Scott Heydt will come to discuss his experience as an author. Scott has written two children's books titled Mice Don't Taste Like Chicken and O.Y.L.
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During Women's History Month, as is our tradition, we would like to celebrate the talents of the women of the Moravian College community - faculty, students, staff, alumnae - in our annual exhibition in the H. Paty Eiffe Gallery of the Haupert Union Building. Please join the other women in the Moravian College community and take this opportunity to display your work ? and win prizes!
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"TRANS" is an up-close and very personal journey into the transgender world through the memorable stories and the unusual lives of a remarkable cast of characters.
It begins with the story of Lt. Commander Christopher McGinn, a Navy flight surgeon selected by NASA to serve on two space missions. But, upon her discharge from the armed forces, Chris McGinn would set out upon a different mission...from which she was never to return.
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Adobe Illustrator can be used to accomplish many different design tasks, from illustration to app development. This course demonstrates core concepts and techniques that can be applied to any workflow—for print, the web, or building assets that will find their way into other applications. Author Justin Seeley explains the elements that make up vector graphics (paths, strokes, and fills) while showing how to use each of the drawing tools, and demonstrates how to combine and clean up paths and organize them into groups and layers. The course also covers text editing, working with color, effects, and much more.
There will come a time when you're working in Illustrator, especially if you do a lot of client work, that the client simply won't know what color they need for any particular project. In that case, it's up to you to determine exactly what swatches you use for that given project. In this movie I am going to show you how to utilize some of the built-in swatch libraries to hopefully alleviate some of that pain. As you can see here, I've got lots of different shapes here on my artboard. They are all individual and they've all got different colors applied to them already. Well let's say the client didn't really know exactly what they wanted these colors to be.
I might have to use the built-in swatch libraries to find something that I like. In order to access the swatch libraries you are going to have to go over the Swatches panel and find this little stack of books in the bottom left-hand corner. When you hover it, it says Swatch Libraries menu. When you open it up you will see things like Art History, Celebration, Color Books, Color Properties, Corporate, Default Swatches, Earthtone, Foods, et cetera. There are some colors in here that are extremely helpful.
For instance, Color Books, you can come in and actually bring up different Pantone libraries to work with. If you're a graphic designer, this is killer, because you can come in and open all of these different Pantone swatches and apply them instantly to your artwork. If you're not sure what Pantone swatches are, they are basically spot colors that are easily an applyble to any of your artwork inside of Illustrator that you don't have to craft yourself. You can buy Pantone books and reference different colors in the books and they look just the same as they would here in Illustrator, it's fantastic.
Let's go ahead and open up something else inside of Illustrator though. Let's say for instance that the client wants this to look a little bit more organic. Well I've got this library called Earthtones and I can open that up and automatically I get all of these different color groups with Earthtones inside of them. If I hover over them, you'll see once called Earthtone 10, 9, 8 all the way up. They are not really labeled descriptively. And the colors aren't labeled more descriptive either, but you can kind of look at them and see exactly--does it work or does it not? I am going to start using these right now.
I'll double-click to enter isolation mode on this object and I will just start applying colors. So for instance I am going to use this set right here. So I will go in and select this object, apply color, I can then go through and select other objects and apply that swatch accordingly. Apply color, this one, apply the next color and so forth. Once I have applied my colors I can click away from it to see if I like it. If I don't, I can simply apply more. So in this case I'll use this last swatch library here.
The best part about swatch libraries is that they are all in harmony already. They are grouped logistically to look good. So utilizing these is a great way to ensure that your artwork looks consistent across all the different objects that you have. Once I have that done, I can exit isolation mode, and I can also close this swatch library if I want to, and now the artwork that my client wanted to be a little bit more earthy, is just that. So the next time you're stumped on what colors to use for a particular project, dive into the swatch libraries and see what you can find.
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Gossip Girl Season 5 Spoiler: Which of Serena's Relatives Returns?
With all the brouhaha over someone's upcoming ROYAL WEDDING ― not to mention her subsequent near-cancellation of said wedding, followed by a freakin' car crash! ― it's hard to remember life on the Upper East Side when Serena van der Woodsen (Blake Lively) was the major player. Blair Waldorf has been busy taking all the attention away from her BFF as of late, but it looks like come February, S might again get a chance to shine...
E! Online reports that Billy Baldwin will be returning to Gossip Girl in February for the season's 17th episode as Serena and Eric's father, William. He's said to be entering the mix because "a crisis brings him back into the fold!"
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First place winner, with five walleye that weighed in at 19.19 lbs. is Josh Holz and Brett Walser. Biggest walleye was 5.12 lbs. - caught by Matt KuKosy.
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With the announcement of Whitley County Consolidated School District's (WCCS) plan for a new high school in Columbia City, Superintendent Dr. Pat O'Connor explained that, while a new high school will be costly, it is needed.
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An NCAA Tournament loaded with thrilling endings and upsets got both from VCU, but Rams assistant Mike Morrell isn't letting a quick exit give him a dim view of another shining moment.
Morrell has been fortunate enough to be part of six NCAA Tournament teams in his first seven years as a full-time college assistant. This was the third straight season he was part of a Shaka Smart staff that got VCU to the Big Dance, and he was an assistant under Oliver Purnell when Clemson went three times (2008-10).
So the big picture keeps Morrell from focusing on a loss to 12th-seeded Stephen F. Austin in the Rams' NCAA opener. Not many 31-year-olds have experienced March Madness six times in seven years.
"I've been pretty lucky to be able to say that," said Morrell, a 1,000-point scorer at Elizabethton and Milligan before beginning his coaching career at King. "It's an exciting feeling, because it's something that you work for all year. … I can tell you that that feeling watching Selection Sunday and seeing your name pop up there on the screen, no matter what seed you are or where you're going or who the matchup is – it's the same feeling every year, just the excitement and the joy of knowing that you're in there. That's certainly something that will never get old."
Still, it'd be easy to get a gray hair or two thinking about the endgame against Stephen F. Austin. VCU led the Lumberjacks by four points when it missed two free throws with 10 seconds left. SFA responded by converting a four-point play with 3.6 seconds left and then won 77-75 in overtime.
"We were up four at the free throw line with 10 seconds to go," Morrell said. "So you just never know what can happen. Finishing games, making free throws, taking care of the basketball is what wins you games now."
It was the 29th straight victory for SFA, which hadn't lost since playing East Tennessee State in Freedom Hall in November.
"I actually saw some of that film," Morrell said. "Any time you've won as many games as they had in a row, it doesn't matter what your name is or what level you're at. They were really well coached, played extremely hard, very tough and I thought they were just extremely confident. … And they just battled and battled and battled, and they gave themselves a chance to win at the end of the game."
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Rice's recent hire of Mike Rhoades made it three straight years a Smart assistant has gotten a head coaching job. Chattanooga hired Will Wade around this time last year, and Jamion Christian went the year before that to Mount St. Mary's, which reached the NCAA Tournament.
And Smart is obviously critical to VCU getting a commitment from a prospect the caliber of Detroit's Justin Tillman.
Of course, the on-court product is still key for the Rams, whose energetic defense and up-tempo pace can create havoc on the court and the recruiting trail. A 59-56 win at Virginia, which won the ACC title en route to a No. 1 seed, highlighted a season that included going 7-0 against the state of Virginia.
"They had a really good team at Virginia," Morrell said. "Sold out, 16,000 people – it was a huge win for us."
Morrell chuckled while noting the talent on last year's U-19 national team's coaching staff, which featured head coach Billy Donovan with Smart and UVa's Tony Bennett as assistants.
"What a good staff that is; Coach Smart, Coach Bennett and Coach Donovan – that's pretty good basketball coaching there," Morrell said. "I don't know Coach Bennett very well, but what I know of him he's nothing but class."
The Rams' highlight victories this season included beating Richmond (three times), rival Old Dominion, George Mason and routing Virginia Tech in the Richmond Coliseum.
"We owned our state this year," Morrell said, "which is huge for recruiting."
The Rams also beat Sweet 16 participant Dayton and nationally ranked St. Louis, which rallied past North Carolina State in the beginning of what's been a bizarrely fascinating tournament of foul-fueled rallies, instant-replay reviews and questionable charge calls.
"I think anytime you get to March, matchups are key," Morrell said. "And the parity in college basketball right now is as high as it's ever been. I mean, everybody can play when you get to this time of year. … As you can see, it seems like every single game in the tournament's coming down to the last two or three possessions."
Morrell likes VCU's chances next March, a season which will include a visit from what looks like a pretty talented ETSU team.
"We had a great year, won 26 games," Morrell said. "Our brand has really went to a national level. We signed the 15th-ranked recruiting class by ESPN. That's a pretty big deal here at VCU. Obviously, having coach Smart helps – with that type of charisma. … It's exciting to be a part of this."
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Nelson said that the price of several standard items increased by 15 percent or 25 cents, including draft beer, burgers, steak sandwiches, caramel corn and funnel cake.
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College basketball's top coaches—Duke's Mike Krzyzewski, the University of Connecticut's Jim Calhoun, Louisville's Rick Pitino and others—made sure to get courtside seats for the 2005 Kingwood Classic in Houston, the nation's premiere competition for high-school aged hoops players.
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Hall initially knew little about Lehigh, but he did some homework and became quite interested.
"Lehigh is a great academic institution and it was obvious that Coach Reed and the Lehigh program really wanted me," Hall says. "I was a high-priority recruit for them and my goal was to touch the court as a freshman rather than sit on the bench."
Hall chose Lehigh over Portland State, San Diego and the University of Portland, and he did far more than just touch the court. In his freshman year, he averaged 10.9 points a game to become Lehigh's first-ever Patriot League Rookie of the Year. The past two seasons, he has been an all-league performer, averaging 14.1 points a game as a sophomore and 13.9 as a junior. Before the start of the current season, he was named 2009-10 Patriot League Preseason Player of the Year.
"A selfless, team-first player"
Through Lehigh's Jan. 5 victory over Yale, Hall had piled up 1,302 points (currently 13th on Lehigh's all-time scoring list). Perhaps more importantly, he had also dished out a school-record 565 assists. Off the court, he is a finance major carrying a 3.39 overall GPA and has won the Arthur Ashe Sports Scholar Award the past two years.
"Marquis embodies everything that Lehigh and Lehigh athletics should be about," Reed says. "Despite all the individual accolades he's received, he's a selfless, team-first guy who is totally committed both in the classroom and the basketball court. He's the perfect example of what a Division I student-athlete should be."
Even though his daily calendar is jam-packed between the demands of a challenging major and a varsity sport, Hall still finds time to help others as a board member of Lehigh's C.O.A.C.H. (Community Outreach from Athletes who Care about Helping) program.
"Marquis has a special connection with the children we visit at area elementary and middle schools," says Roseann Corsi, who runs the C.O.A.C.H. program. "He cares so much about them and really wants to make a difference in their lives."
During his three-plus years here, Hall has been an honor-roll student, has won every individual honor that an athlete can garner and has blossomed into a leader on campus and in the community. All that's left on his Lehigh to-do list is to win a Patriot League championship and get into the 2010 Big Dance. After that, he'd like to play pro ball overseas for a few years before putting his finance degree to work.
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ETC Designation for Participation in Mobility Fund Phase I
Download OptionsReleased: February 24, 2012
Federal Communications CommissionNews Media Information 202 / 418-0500
445 12th St., S.W.
Fax-On-Demand 202 / 418-2830
Washington, D.C. 20554Internet: https://www.fcc.gov
Release Date: February 24, 2012
Eligible Telecommunications Carrier Designation for Participation in
Mobility Fund Phase I
WC Docket No. 09-197; WT Docket No. 10-208; AU Docket No. 12-251. Prior to filing an application, any party that wishes to participate in Auction 901 for Connect
America Fund (CAF) Mobility Fund Phase I support must be designated as an eligible
telecommunications carrier (ETC) in any geographic area for which it seeks such support, with one
exception for Tribal entities.1 Interested parties should ascertain whether they have the necessary ETC
designation or need to seek such designation. Common carriers subject to the jurisdiction of a state in
which they seek designation should petition that state's commission for designation as an ETC to provide
voice service.2 Common carriers not subject to the jurisdiction of the relevant state commission should
petition the Federal Communications Commission (Commission) for designation as an ETC.3 By this
Public Notice, the Wireless Telecommunications and Wireline Competition Bureaus (the Bureaus)
describe the process for parties not already having the necessary ETC designation to petition the
Commission for designation in order to participate in Auction 901.4
2. Auction 901 is scheduled to begin on September 27, 2012.5 Any party that wishes to
participate in Auction 901 with respect to an area for which it is not already designated an ETC should
initiate the designation process as soon as possible to increase the likelihood that the process will be
completed prior to the deadline for submitting an application for Auction 901. The deadline for
applications to participate in Auction 901 will be set when the Bureaus release a public notice announcing
1 47 C.F.R. § 54.1005(a)(3). Under the exception, a Tribally-owned or controlled entity may participate with respect
to its Tribal lands if, prior to filing an application, it has a pending petition but has not yet been designated as an
ETC for the relevant Tribal lands. 47 C.F.R. § 54.1004(a). An entity covered by this exception must be designated
as an ETC before it may receive Mobility Fund Phase I support. Id. See also Mobility Fund Phase I Auction
Scheduled for September 27, 2012, Comment Sought on Competitive Bidding Procedures for Auction 901 and
Certain Program Requirements, AU Docket No. 12-25, Public Notice, DA 12-121, para. 7 (rel. Feb. 2, 2012)
(Auction 901 Comment PN). A summary of the Auction 901 Comment Public Notice was published in the Federal
Register at 77 Fed. Reg. 7152 (Feb. 10, 2012).
2 47 U.S.C. § 214(e)(2). See also 47 C.F.R. § 54.101 (establishing voice telephony service as the supported service
and requiring that an ETC must offer such service to receive universal service support).
3 47 U.S.C. § 214(e)(6).
4 See 47 C.F.R. § 54.202. See also Auction 901 Comment PN, para. 7 n.7 (describing the anticipated release of this
Public Notice).
5 Auction 901 Comment PN.
procedures for the auction. Auction applications in spectrum license auctions typically must be filed two
to three months prior to the start of an auction.
3. This Public Notice describes the Commission's ETC designation process, including the
requirements for seeking ETC designation from the Commission.6 We provide this information now to
facilitate petitions by any party wishing to seek designation as an ETC prior to applying for Auction 901.
A party's designation as an ETC may be conditioned upon the party winning support from the Mobility
Fund in Auction 901.7 As stated above, a current ETC that meets all other applicable requirements may
participate in Auction 901 with respect to areas within its current ETC service area without petitioning for
any change to its ETC status.
4. Auction 901 will offer up to $300 million in one-time Mobility Fund Phase I support to
carriers that commit to provide 3G or better mobile voice and broadband services in areas where such
services are unavailable. A winning bidder will be required either to deploy services meeting the
Commission's requirements for 3G service within two years or 4G service within three years after the
date on which it is authorized to receive support, and will be subject to other obligations, including
coverage and voice and data roaming requirements. These obligations will apply to the areas eligible for
Mobility Fund Phase I support covered by any specific winning bid. In addition, to be eligible to receive
Mobility Fund Phase I support for any geographic area, a party must be an ETC and have access to
spectrum in that area. For more specific information, please refer to the USF/ICC Transformation Order
and the Auction 901 Comment PN.8
5. The Communications Act provides that only designated ETCs are eligible to receive
universal service support.9 A party that seeks an ETC designation from the Commission must certify
compliance with certain threshold conditions in order for its petition to be considered. More specifically,
an ETC petition to the Commission must contain the following: (1) a certification and brief statement of
supporting facts demonstrating that the petitioner is not subject to the jurisdiction of a state commission;10
(2) a certification that the petitioner offers or intends to offer all services designated for support by the
Commission pursuant to section 254(c);11 (3) a certification that the petitioner offers or intends to offer
6 Section 54.202(c) of the Commission's rules requires a common carrier seeking designation by the Commission
for any part of Tribal lands to "provide a copy of its petition to the affected tribal government and tribal regulatory
authority, as applicable, at the time it files its petition with the Commission." 47 C.F.R. § 54.202(c).
7 47 C.F.R. § 54.1003(a).
8 Connect America Fund, A National Broadband Plan for Our Future, Establishing Just and Reasonable Rates for
Local Exchange Carriers, High-Cost Universal Service Support, Developing an Unified Intercarrier Compensation
Regime, Federal-State Joint Board on Universal Service, Lifeline and Link-Up, Universal Service Reform – Mobility
Fund, WC Docket No. 10-90, GN Docket No. 09-51, WC Docket No. 07-135, WC Docket No. 05-337, CC Docket
No. 01-92, CC Docket No. 96-45, WC Docket No. 03-109, WT Docket No. 10-208, Report and Order and Further
Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, FCC 11-161 (rel. Nov. 18, 2011) (USF/ICC Transformation Order), pets. for
review pending, Connect America Fund et al., 77 Fed. Reg. 3635 (Jan. 25, 2012) (providing public notice of the
petitions for reconsideration). The Commission will address pending petitions for reconsideration of certain aspects
of the USF/ICC Transformation Order in due course. Nothing in this Public Notice is intended to prejudge
Commission action with respect to the petitions for reconsideration.
9 47 U.S.C. § 254(e).
10 47 U.S.C. § 214(e)(6).
11 47 U.S.C. § 214(e)(1)(A). In particular, revised section 54.101currently states: "Services designated for support.
Voice Telephony services shall be supported by federal universal service support mechanisms. Eligible voice
the supported services "either using its own facilities or a combination of its own facilities and resale of
another carrier's services;"12 (4) a description of how the petitioner "advertise[s] the availability of
[supported] services and the charges therefore using media of general distribution;"13 and (5) a detailed
description of the geographic service area for which the petitioner requests an ETC designation from the
Commission.14 Petitioners also must certify that neither the petitioner nor any party to the application is
subject to a denial of federal benefits, including Commission benefits, pursuant to section 5301 of the
Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1988, as implemented in section 1.2002 of the Commission's rules.15
6. ETCs must satisfy various service obligations, consistent with the public interest.16 A party
petitioning for designation as an ETC therefore must also: (1) certify that it will comply with the service
requirements applicable to the support that it receives;17 (2) submit a five-year plan that describes with
specificity proposed improvements or upgrades to the applicant's network throughout its proposed service
area, with an estimate of the area and population that will be served as a result of the improvements;18
telephony services must provide voice grade access to the public switched network or its functional equivalent;
minutes of use for local service provided at no additional charge to end users; access to the emergency services
provided by local government or other public safety organizations, such as 911 and enhanced 911, to the extent the
local government in an eligible carrier's service area has implemented 911 or enhanced 911 systems; and toll
limitation services for qualifying low-income consumers (as described in subpart E of this part.)" Connect America
Fund, A National Broadband Plan for Our Future, Establishing Just and Reasonable Rates for Local Exchange
Carriers, High-Cost Universal Service Support, Developing an Unified Intercarrier Compensation Regime,
Federal-State Joint Board on Universal Service, Lifeline and Link-Up, Universal Service Reform – Mobility Fund,
WC Docket No. 10-90, GN Docket No. 09-51, WC Docket No. 07-135, WC Docket No. 05-337, CC Docket No.
01-92, CC Docket No. 96-45, WC Docket No. 03-109, WT Docket No. 10-208, Order on Reconsideration, FCC 11-
189, para. 3 (rel. Dec. 23, 2011). We note that in the recent Lifeline Reform Order, the Commission further
amended section 54.101 to specify that toll limitation services for low-income services shall be provided as set forth
in newly revised § 54.401(a)(1) and subject to the limitations set forth in newly revised § 54.403(c). In particular,
ETCs are not required to offer toll limitation service to low-income consumers if the Lifeline offering provides a set
amount of minutes that do not distinguish between toll and non-toll calls. Advancing Broadband Availability
Through Digital Literacy Training, WC Docket No. 12-23, Lifeline and Link Up Reform and Modernization, WC
Docket No. 11-42, Lifeline and Link Up, WC Docket No. 03-109, Federal-State Joint Board on Universal Service,
CC Docket No. 96-45, Report and Order and Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, FCC 12-11, paras. 49, 230
(rel. Feb. 6, 2012) (Lifeline Reform Order). Those new requirements will become effective 30 days after Federal
Register publication of the Lifeline Reform Order.
12 47 U.S.C. § 214(e)(1)(A).
13 47 U.S.C. § 214(e)(1)(B). 47 C.F.R. §§ 54.401 et seq. In addition, an ETC must advertise the availability of
Lifeline service and, if eligible for such support, Link Up, in a manner reasonably designed to reach those likely to
qualify for those services. We note that in the recent Lifeline Reform Order, the Commission eliminated Link Up
except for carriers that receive high-cost support on Tribal lands. Lifeline Reform Order at para. 254.
14 Section 54.207(d) of the Commission's rules specifies the procedures for the Commission, on its own motion, to
initiate a proceeding to define a service area that is different from that of the incumbent telephone company, where
the incumbent provider is a rural telephone company as that term is defined in 47 U.S.C. §153(37). See 47 C.F.R. §
16 See USF/ICC Transformation Order, para. 390 (retaining existing ETC requirements and obligations for parties
seeking Mobility Fund support).
17 47 C.F.R. § 54.202(a)(1)(i).
18 47 C.F.R. § 54.202(a)(1)(ii).
(3) demonstrate how it will remain functional in emergency situations;19 and (4) demonstrate that it will
satisfy consumer protection and service quality standards.20
7. Certain additional requirements apply for parties seeking ETC designation for a service area
that includes an area served by a rural telephone company. The Communications Act provides in such
cases that "service area" means the rural telephone company's "study area" "unless and until the
Commission and the States, after taking into account recommendations of a Federal-State Joint Board
instituted under section 410(c), establish a different definition of service area for such company."21 The
Commission has interpreted this statutory provision as requiring approval of the proposed redefinition by
both the relevant State and the Commission. Accordingly, a petitioner seeking designation for a "service
area" that includes, but is not the same as, a rural telephone company's service area must request
redefinition from this Commission, which, under our rules, would then seek agreement from the state
commission with jurisdiction over the rural telephone company, even if the petitioner itself is not subject
to that state commission's jurisdiction.22
8. Pleading Cycle. Consistent with existing Commission procedures regarding designation of
eligible telecommunications carriers, upon receipt of a petition for designation pursuant to section
214(e)(6) in connection with Phase I of the Mobility Fund, the Commission will issue a public notice
establishing a pleading cycle.23
9. Filings. All petitions to be designated an ETC must reference
WC Docket No. 09-197. In
addition, petitions to be designated for purposes of participation in Auction 901 must reference
Docket No. 10-208 and AU Docket No. 12-25
Electronic Comment Filing System (ECFS) or by filing paper copies.24
Electronic Filers: Petitions may be filed electronically using the Internet by accessing the ECFS:
Paper Filers: Parties who choose to file by paper must file an original and one copy of each
filing. If more than one docket or rulemaking number appears in the caption of this proceeding,
filers must submit two additional copies for each additional docket or rulemaking number.
19 In particular, the petition must include a demonstration that it has a reasonable amount of back-up power to ensure
functionality without an external power source, is able to reroute traffic around damaged facilities, and is capable of
managing traffic spikes resulting from emergency situations. See 47 C.F.R. § 54.202(a)(2).
20 In particular, "[a] commitment by wireless applicants to comply with the Cellular Telecommunications and
Internet Association's Consumer Code for Wireless Service will satisfy this requirement." 47 C.F.R. §54.202(a)(3).
21 47 U.S.C. § 214(e)(5).
22 47 C.F.R. § 54.207. We note that in other contexts the Commission has forborne from the service area
redefinition process for some Lifeline-only ETCs. NTCH, Inc. Petition for Forbearance; Cricket Communications,
Inc. Petition for Forbearance, WC Docket No. 09-197, Order, 26 FCC Rcd 13723 (2011).
23 See Procedures for FCC Designation of Eligible Telecommunications Carriers Pursuant to Section 214(e)(6) of
the Communications Act, Public Notice, CC Docket No. 96-45, 12 FCC Rcd 22947, 22948 (1997).
24 See Electronic Filing of Documents in Rulemaking Proceedings, GC Docket No. 97-113, Report and Order, 13
FCC Rcd 11322 (1998).
Filings can be sent by hand or messenger delivery, by commercial overnight courier, or by first-
class or overnight U.S. Postal Service mail. All filings must be addressed to the Commission's
Secretary, Office of the Secretary, Federal Communications Commission.
All hand-delivered or messenger-delivered paper filings for the Commission's Secretary must be
delivered to FCC Headquarters at 445 12th St., SW, Room TW-A325, Washington, D.C. 20554.
All hand deliveries must be held together with rubber bands or fasteners. Any envelopes must be
disposed of before entering the building. The filing hours are 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Commercial
overnight mail (other than U.S. Postal Service Express Mail and Priority Mail) must be sent to
9300 East Hampton Drive, Capitol Heights, MD 20743. U.S. Postal Service first-class, Express,
and Priority mail must be addressed to 445 12th Street, S.W., Washington D.C. 20554.
People with Disabilities: To request materials in accessible formats (Braille, large print,
electronic files, audio format) for people with disabilities, send an e-mail to email@example.com or
call the Consumer and Governmental Affairs Bureau at (202) 418-0530 or (202) 418-0432 (TTY).
10. Additional Filings. In addition:
One copy of each petition must be sent to the Commission's duplicating contractor, Best Copy
and Printing, Inc., 445 12th Street, S.W., Room CY-B402, Washington, D.C. 20554,
www.bcpiweb.com; phone: (202) 488-5300 fax: (202) 488-5563;
The Bureaus also request that a copy of any petition submitted electronically also be sent to the
following email address: email@example.com.
11. Filings are also available for public inspection and copying during regular business hours at
the FCC Reference Information Center, Portals II, 445 12th Street, S.W., Room CY-A257, Washington,
D.C. 20554. They may also be purchased from the Commission's duplicating contractor, Best Copy and
Printing, Inc., Portals II, 445 12th Street, S.W., Room CY-B402, Washington, D.C. 20554, telephone:
(202) 488-5300, fax: (202) 488-5563, or via e-mail www.bcpiweb.com.
12. For further information concerning the Auction 901, please contact Erik Salovaara, Wireless
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Joseph E. Ford Sr.
Joseph E. Ford Sr., age 81, of Rutherfordton, NC, died Thursday, March 28, 2013, at Charles George VA Medical Center in Asheville, NC.
Joe was the son of the late Noah E. and Mary Moffitt Ford. He was a native of Rutherford County. He was a member of First Baptist Church of Rutherfordton. Joe was a U S Army Veteran of the Korean War and was a prisoner of war for 2 1/2 years. He was employed by the Charlotte Fire Department for 25 years.
He is survived by his wife, Martha Jane McGinnis Ford; two sons, Joey Ford and his wife, Linda of Rutherfordton, NC and Gary Ford and his wife, Judy of Rutherfordton, NC; two brothers, Bill Ford of Rutherfordton, NC and Charles Ford of Columbus, NC; two sisters, Sarah Dixon of Gastonia, NC and Lucy Bradley of Gastonia, NC; three grandchildren, Matthew Ford, Crissy Coffey and Kimberly Barnes and three great grandchildren.
The family will receive friends from 10 to 11 a.m., Saturday, March 30, 2013, in the sanctuary of the church prior to the service with the Charlotte Fire Department Honor Guard providing rites. The funeral service will be at First Baptist Church of Rutherfordton at 11 a.m., Saturday, March 30, 2013, with Rev. Tim Marsh, Rev. Dean Baughn and Bill Norwood officiating. Interment will be at Rutherfordton City Cemetery with Military. Honors provided by the Rutherford County Honor Guard.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to First Baptist Church; building fund; P O Box 839; Rutherfordton, NC 28139.
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AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) – As the Olympics approach, Sen. Angus King says he's worried about safety. The independent senator said Sunday that he wouldn't be going to the games and doesn't think he will send his family. King spoke about the Sochi Winter Games on CNN's "State of the Union." The games run from Feb. 7 to 23. Russian President Vladimir Putin says the country will do all it can to ensure a safe Olympics without imposing security measures that are too intrusive. Last month's suicide bombings about 400 miles from the location of the Sochi Olympics have led to increased anxiety about the games' safety.
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Searls prairie clover (Dalea searlsiae) for rangeland revegetation: Phenotypic and genetic evaluations
Bhattarai, Kishor; Bushman, Shaun; Johnson, Douglas A.; Carman, John G. 2011. Searls prairie clover (Dalea searlsiae) for rangeland revegetation: Phenotypic and genetic evaluations. Crop Science. 51(2): 716-727.
Few North American legumes are available for use in rangeland revegetation in the western USA, but Searls prairie clover [Dalea searlsiae (A. Gray) Barneby] is one that holds promise. Commercial-scale seed production of this species could address the issues of unreliable seed availability and high seed costs associated with its wildland seed collection. To evaluate its utility for revegetation, we collected Searls prairie clover at 20 locations across Utah and Nevada. Amplifi ed fragment length polymorphisms (AFLP) and morphological and phenotypic traits (measured in common-garden plots) were used to clarify the role of evolutionary forces responsible for its genetic structure. Collections were evaluated for dry-matter yield, infl orescence weight, number of infl orescences, plant height, foliage diameter, fl owering date, acid-detergent fi ber, neutral-detergent fi ber, and crude protein at two common-garden locations in northern Utah. Collections from southern Utah and eastern Nevada exhibited high phenotypic values, whereas collections from western Nevada and northwestern Utah had low phenotypic values. Collections from northwestern Utah were genetically differentiated from those of southern Utah and Nevada via AFLP markers. Strong isolation by distance between collections suggests that genetic drift and gene fl ow are important factors in determining population structure in Searls prairie clover.
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2013 Conservation Awards: Who's Your Conservationist of the Year?
Each year Michigan United Conservation Clubs honors individuals and groups that further its mission of "Uniting Citizens to Conserve, Protect and Defend Michigan's Natural Resources and Outdoor Heritage."
Please take the time to help us thank those who have advanced the cause of conservation by nominating leaders in our community.
2013 Conservation Award Categories for Nomination:
• Fisheries Conservationist of the Year
•Wildlife Conservationist of the Year
• Educator/ Youth Conservationist of the Year
•Conservation Organization of the Year
•Corporate Conservationist of the Year
All Conservation Award entries must be postmarked by April 15, 2013. Awardees will be recognized at MUCC's Annual Convention on Saturday, June 22, 2013.
How to nominate for MUCC's Conservation Awards:
Send a descriptive summary of your nominee's conservation-oriented accomplishments. Your summary should include:
•The full name, address, phone number and email of yourself and your nominee(s);
• Specifics on the important work your nominee has done to advance conservation, including where work has taken place, when work occurred, thorough description of the work, etc. (two pages maximum);
•If available, supportive information that more thoroughly describes your nominee's work including magazine articles, books, reports, reviews, etc.; and
•The names of three people who can provide more information on nominee's conservation work. Applications submitted must make the full case for the nominee's award to be considered. Incomplete applications will not be considered.
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