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State officials may seek to recoup NC center funds
The longtime president of the embattled North Carolina Rural Economic Development Center announced Thursday his immediate retirement a day after a stinging state audit. Gov. Pat McCrory's administration said later it was suspending funding of the center and suggested seizing state money held by the organization.
The audit released Wednesday said the taxpayer-funded nonprofit agency led by Billy Ray Hall failed to provide proper oversight of millions in grants while paying Hall too much money. McCrory called for the replacement of Hall and Valeria Lee, who chairs the center's board.
The center's statement issued Thursday announcing Hall's retirement made no mention of the scrutiny now facing the center he has led for 26 years.
"I have devoted my entire career to improving the quality of life for all the people of North Carolina," Hall said, according to the release. "It has been humbling to see the tremendous impact that the N.C. Rural Center has had in communities across the state. But our work is not finished. From Ahoskie to Bakersville, from Alexander County to Duplin County, it is important that this work continue, and that best can be accomplished under new leadership."
State Auditor Beth Wood's report said oversight requirements on millions in grants issued by the center were not diligently enforced and that job creation claims could not be verified. The audit also questioned Hall's $221,000 annual salary and another $241,000 in a special account to be paid to him as a cash severance if he leaves, in addition to generous retirement benefits. Hall's retirement statement made no mention of whether chairwoman Lee will resign or whether Hall will still collect the severance cash criticized in the audit.
While McCrory's office called Hall's departure "a positive step," it suggested the center's board review the audit and the center's response. The state audit said the Rural Center's response "misleads the reader."
State Budget Director Art Pope wrote to center executive Elaine Matthews telling her the state budget office was suspending disbursement of public funds to the group and told the center to stop giving state money to its grant recipients. The center also should stop using state funds to pay employees or for other expenses, Pope wrote.
The state budget office also is considering the further step of recovering state funds held by the center, Pope wrote, with a decision based in part on "a detailed and truthful response" to the audit and other "corrective actions" the center can perform immediately. The amount of funds recovered may be more than $100 million, Pope said.
The recovery would "ensure the funds are used for the original purpose of serving rural North Carolina," McCrory's office said.
Center officials were evaluating Pope's letter Thursday evening and "will attempt to resolve this matter quickly and satisfactorily," spokeswoman Garnet Bass said by email.
A state budget proposed by the state Senate would completely eliminate state funding for the center, while a proposal in the House would provide more than $36 million over the next two fiscal years. Lawmakers are currently meeting to sort out the differences between their budget proposals. In a separate letter to lawmakers negotiating the budget, Pope suggested the center may have tried to conceal the audit until after the final budget was completed. Bass said later "the center made no attempt to conceal the audit."
Established in 1987 following a legislative study, the Rural Center is supposed to spur economic development in 85 North Carolina counties, with a special focus on helping individuals with low to moderate incomes in non-urban areas. The center received about $17 million in state funds over the last fiscal year. The center has received $363 million in state funds and grants since July 2005, the budget office said.
Senate leader Phil Berger on Wednesday renewed his call for taxpayer money to be cut off. Following Hall's resignation, he pushed for the big severance payment to be withheld.
"While Mr. Hall's resignation is a good first step in cleaning up the blatant abuse of taxpayer money by the Rural Center, it is wrong for him to take a `golden parachute' severance package under these circumstances," Berger said Thursday.
The Rural Center has been under fire following stories published by The News & Observer of Raleigh last month that detailed several cases where grants resulted in no new jobs or far fewer than the center reported back to legislators. The Rural Center has nearly $70 million that has gone unspent because of delayed projects or busted deals, according to the newspaper's review of public records.
The newspaper reported that the center used millions in taxpayer money to help build fast-food restaurants, golf resorts and big-box retailers including Wal-Mart. While Hall claimed the center used state money to create nearly 20,000 jobs in the past five years, the newspaper found more than 950 jobs in the count from projects that haven't yet begun.
Associated Press writer Gary D. Robertson contributed to this report.
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At the 2013 AES show in New York City, Neumann unveiled a new addition to their TLM microphone line, in the form of the TLM 107, available in both matte black and nickel finishes. The large diaphragm microphone sports classic lines and a transformerless circuit for natural and linear sound reproduction with added dynamic range.
If you've ever searched the web to determine the proper use of a semicolon, or to figure out the difference between "affect" and "effect," then you've likely encountered Ms. Mignon Fogarty, who is better known as Grammar Girl. What's become a media empire started out as a humble, five-minute grammar podcast. One individual with a microphone, an internet connection and a dream. B&H Insights caught up with Mignon to find out how she got her start, how she developed her network, and what she envisions for the future.
The Sennheiser MD-46 is an interview microphone specifically designed for electronic news-gathering (ENG) purposes. Unlike many interview mics, which are built with an omnidirectional response, the MD-46 has a cardioid polar pattern (though an omnidirectional version exists in the form of the MD-42).
When I heard that B&H InDepth wanted to do an article on Sennheiser stage and studio microphones, I jumped at the opportunity to write it. As both a touring performer and an audio engineer, these mics have been the go-to tools of my trade for years. Their versatility, durability, and all-around excellence never disappoints.
When you buy a single Sennheiser ew 100 G3 wireless microphone system and set it up, it will typically work really well right out of the box. However, if you buy two wireless systems and try to use them both without adjusting the settings, there's a good chance you'll run into trouble.
Capturing sound for film, TV, or podcasting can present some unique challenges. Unlike audio engineers working in a studio setting, many who work in film and TV do not have the relative luxury of working in the same acoustic environment every day.
In this video, Rob Rives takes a look at Shure's new LensHopper camera-mountable shotgun microphones. There are two models, both specifically designed to work with camcorders and DSLR cameras. The VP83 is the microphone-only model, while the VP83F features an integrated flash recorder for even better sound quality.
In the past 15 years, everything about the process of recording and distributing music has changed. The major labels have toppled from their pedestals, and with them have fallen their high temples—recording studios. 21st- Century recordings take place in bedrooms, basements, rehearsal spaces, and out on the road.
As DSLR cameras continue to be a popular choice for capturing video, we have seen their feature set and value expand. However, one area where DSLRs consistently come up short is their built-in microphones. Commonly, many built-in mics will pick up mechanical noise from the camera.
One basic way to improve the sound quality of a video camera is to utilize an external, on-camera microphone. The microphone that's built into your camera is typically of low quality and usually picks up lots of handling noise. An external microphone can provide better overall sound quality.
Sennheiser ew 100 G3 wireless mic systems are a popular option for use in video production, and they typically work right out of the box—without requiring you to fiddle around with the settings. Even though you can use these systems right away, they're designed to be versatile, and they offer some important features that can help you avert potential disasters.
Hot on the heels of the iXY microphone, RØDE now introduces the smartLav lavalier microphone—for smartphones. Not only is it compatible with Apple iOS products, the smartLav also works with many Android devices as well.
In this video we take a look at the new Røde iXY Stereo Recording Microphone for iPhone and iPad. Used in conjunction with the Røde Rec app available on iTunes, the iXY is the first mic to deliver stereo recordings for iOS devices at resolutions of up to 24-bit/96 kHz. A foam windshield and protective zip case are included, making it easy to turn your iPhone or iPad into a portable audio recorder at a moment's notice.
The original Rode VideoMic has been one of the most popular on-camera microphones in video production for several years. It greatly improves the sound-quality of a camera, making it one of the best options for video shooters who need to upgrade their sound on a budget.
The annual NAMM show just wrapped up in Anaheim, California, and as they have every year at this time, musicians and gear-heads alike experience an influx of new and exciting products. NAMM is the National Association of Music Merchants, and their shows are the place where gear and musical-instrument manufacturers, big and small alike, come to show off their new wares.


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ResourceLoader/Developing with ResourceLoader
This is a quick walkthrough about the key points you need to understand to develop in MediaWiki core or an extension with ResourceLoader.
- 1 Registering
- 3 Module structure
- 4 Debugging
- 5 Breaking cache
- 6 Loading modules
- 7 See also
Registering[edit | edit source]
- See also Manual:$wgResourceModules
In order for all the ResourceLoader features to function properly it is required to register modules under a symbolic name. We do that by adding the module definition to
$wgResourceModules (if you're writing an extension), or to add the array to ./resources/Resources.php (if you're working in core).
$wgResourceModules['ext.myExtension'] = array(
// JavaScript and CSS styles. To combine multiple files, just list them as an array.
'scripts' => array( 'js/ext.myExtension.core.js', 'js/ext.myExtension.foobar.js' ),
'styles' => 'css/ext.myExtension.css',
// When your module is loaded, these messages will be available through mw.msg().
// E.g. in JavaScript you can access them with mw.message( 'myextension-hello-world' ).text()
'messages' => array( 'myextension-hello-world', 'myextension-goodbye-world' ),
// If your scripts need code from other modules, list their identifiers as dependencies
// and ResourceLoader will make sure they're loaded before you.
// You don't need to manually list 'mediawiki' or 'jquery', which are always loaded.
'dependencies' => array( 'jquery.ui.datepicker' ),
// You need to declare the base path of the file paths in 'scripts' and 'styles'
'localBasePath' => __DIR__,
// ... and the base from the browser as well. For extensions this is made easy,
// you can use the 'remoteExtPath' property to declare it relative to where the wiki
// has $wgExtensionAssetsPath configured:
'remoteExtPath' => 'MyExtension'
Notice that we only list the dependency we directly need. Other modules such as jquery and jquery.ui will be automatically loaded to support jquery.ui.datepicker. Also notice that because (in this example) ext.myExtension is a module provided by and related to an extension, the module name begins with "
Tip: Pass single resources as a string. Pass multiple resources as an array of strings.
CSS[edit | edit source]
Media queries[edit | edit source]
You can use media queries to specify when a CSS file applies:
'styles' => array(
'print.css' => array( 'media' => 'print' ),
'highResolution.css' => array( 'media' => 'screen and (min-width: 982px)' ),
In the above example, the
always.css stylesheet will always apply, the
print.css stylesheet applies on print (and in the "Printable version" mode), and the
highResolution.css stylesheet applies when the viewport width is at least 982 pixels.
Annotations[edit | edit source]
@embed[edit | edit source]
- See also ResourceLoader/Features#Embedding
@embed annotation triggers the Data URI embedding feature of ResourceLoader. Small images (up to 24kb per image) referenced with this annotation will be automatically embedded by ResourceLoader.
.mw-foo-bar {
/* @embed */
background-image: url(images/icon-foo-bar.png);
padding: 4px 0 3px 40px;
In MediaWiki 1.22 and newer instead of the @embed annotation, LESS mixins are used to embed background images, for example the .background-image mixin:
.mw-foo-bar {
padding: 4px 0 3px 40px;
If the image can be embedded, this will be processed to the following CSS code:
.mw-foo-bar {
background-image: embed(images/icon-foo-bar.png);
background-image: url(images/icon-foo-bar.png)!ie;
padding: 4px 0 3px 40px;
If the image cannot be embedded, this will in contrast be processed to this CSS code:
.mw-foo-bar {
background-image: url(images/icon-foo-bar.png);
padding: 4px 0 3px 40px;
For the LESS code, which does this processing, see resources/mediawiki.less/mediawiki.mixins.less inside the MediaWiki Core.
@noflip[edit | edit source]
- See also ResourceLoader/Features#Flipping
To disable the flipping functionality for one CSS declaration or on an entire ruleset, use the
@noflip annotation:
For example:
/* @noflip */
.mw-portlet-item {
line-height: 1.25em;
float: left;
/* This one flips! */
.mw-portlet-item {
margin-left: 0.75em;
/* ... except this one: */
/* @noflip */
margin-top: 0.5em;
font-size: 0.75em;
white-space: nowrap;
Module structure[edit | edit source]
- Work in progress
- Top module
Two modules for most extensions. A module to be loaded from the
 containing styles and/or scripts that need to run as soon as possible. This module should generally be a small as possible and be used to:
- Style output by PHP
- Insert or modify elements that change the location of anything above the "the fold" (such as inserting a banner that pushes the page down, or a sidebar widgets that pushes another sidebar portlet down, or a content action tab that causes a change in the position of other tabs)
- Bottom module (default)
- Insert or modify elements that are not visible right away (e.g. binding autocompletion to a form element or inserting a small absolutely positioned widget)
- Anything else
Debugging[edit | edit source]
Toggle debug mode[edit | edit source]
ResourceLoader supports complex client-side web applications in production and development environments. As these different environments have different needs, ResourceLoader offers two distinct modes: production mode and debug mode (also known as "development") mode.
Debug mode is designed to make development as easy as possible, prioritizing the ease of identifying and resolving problems in the software over performance. Production mode makes the opposite prioritization, emphasizing performance over ease of development.
It is important to test your code in both debug and production modes. In day-to-day development, most developers will find it beneficial to use debug mode most of the time, only validating their code's functionality in production mode before committing changes.
Debug mode can be enabled for all page views, or for an individual view (with
?debug=true in the URL); see ResourceLoader/Features#Debug mode for details on toggling it.
Server-side exceptions[edit | edit source]
You can also get the error in a log file by setting up a log file (
$wgDebugLogGroups) in
$wgDebugLogGroups['resourceloader']. They aren't added to the main debug log (
$wgDebugLogFile) since logging is disabled by default for requests to load.php (bug 47960).
Breaking cache[edit | edit source]
When making frequent changes to code and checking them in a browser, the caching mechanisms designed to improve the performance of web-browsing can quickly become inconvenient. When developing on a system which is not making use of a reverse proxy such as Squid or Varnish, you only need to force your browser to bypass its cache while refreshing. This can be achieved by pressing CTRL+F5 in Internet Explorer, or holding the shift key while clicking the browser's refresh button in most other browsers.
If you are developing behind a reverse proxy, you can either change the values of $wgResourceLoaderMaxage or use ?debug=true to bypass cache since bug 25573 is fixed.
Loading modules[edit | edit source]
Server-side[edit | edit source]
- see also Manual:OutputPage.php and ParserOutput
While building the page, add one or more modules to the page by calling the
addModules method on the
OutputPage or
ParserOutput object and passing it one or more module names (such as "
mediawiki.foo", "
jquery.bar" or "
$outputPage->addModules( 'example.fooBar' );
OutputPage adds the given module names to the load queue of the page. The client side loader requests all of the components for this module (scripts, styles, messages, dependencies, etc.) and execute them correctly. If your module contains a styles that affect elements outputted by PHP as well as elements created dynamically, then you should split the module. One for styling/enhancing the output, and one for dynamic stuff. The first module should have the "position" property set to "top" (in the module definition in
$wgResourceModules), so that ResourceLoader will load it before parsing the rest of the HTML, preventing a FOUC (Flash of unstyled content). The other module doesn't need a "position" property and will simply be loaded asynchronously by the client, not blocking further parsing of the page.
Both should be added to the load queue in the same way, without repeating or forcing any particular loading style. This information is already in the module registry and the client will handle it accordingly.
$outputPage->addModules( array( 'ext.myExtension.foo', 'ext.myExtension.bar' ) );
To get a reference to OutputPage object, you can use the BeforePageDisplay hook.
CSS[edit | edit source]
If you have CSS that should be loaded even when JavaScript is unavailable, you can add it to the page with
OutputPage::addModuleStyles which will load it with a
<link> tag.
This is in contrast with the preferred method
OutputPage::addModules which will load modules as a complete package in a single request (scripts, styles, messages) dynamically (from a lightweight client in JavaScript). This is the preferred method because it is more efficient (single request for all resources), it supports dependency resolution and batching only what is not yet loaded (through access to the startup manifest and state of other modules), and is highly cacheable (through access to the startup manifest with all version numbers it can dynamically generate permanently cacheable urls).
Since dependency changes can be deployed independently from caching the page, static loading with
addModuleStyles cannot use dependencies. And since you can't dynamically access the latest version of the startup manifest from static HTML without JavaScript execution, it cannot have versions in the urls either and are therefore cached much shorter.
In practice you should only use
JavaScript[edit | edit source]
JavaScript files are, like CSS files, also evaluated in the order they are defined in the
scripts array.
In the following example, one would use the entry
'scripts' => array( 'foo.js', 'init.js' ) when registering the module.
// foo.js
var Foo = {
sayHello: function ( $element ) {
$element.append( '
Hello Module!
' );
window.Foo = Foo;
// init.js
$( function () {
// This code must not be executed before the document is loaded.
Foo.sayHello( $( '#hello' ) );
The page loading this module would somewhere use
$this->getOutput()->addHTML( '

' ); to output the element.
Client-side (dynamically)[edit | edit source]
Gadgets should list their dependencies and compatibility with RL in the options of their definition.
Userscripts, unlike server side modules or gadgets, currently cannot declare dependencies. In this case you HAVE to wrap the execution of your module usage in a
mw.loader.using block.
mw.loader.using( 'mediawiki.util' ).done( function () {
/* This callback is invoked as soon as the mw.util is available */
} );
This will guarantee that the module is loaded. Don't worry about multiple (separate) scripts both asking the loader for the same module. ResourceLoader internally ensures nothing will be loaded multiple times. However requests when a request has been made already will tag along the existing request. And if it has already finished, then the loader will immediately run the callback without delay.
If you just want to load the module, and don't need the callback, you can use
mw.loader.load( 'some.module.name' ); instead.
Conditional lazy loading[edit | edit source]
If you have a script that only needs another another module in a certain scenario of the user interface, you could instead create a small init module (ideally loaded server side), and from there use JavaScript to dynamically kick-off a load of the rest of the module.
var $sortableTables = $content.find( 'table.sortable' );
if ( $sortableTables.length ) {
mw.loader.using( 'mediawiki.util' ).done( function () {
} );
Parallel execution[edit | edit source]
If you have multiple asynchronous tasks, like a an AJAX request and the loading of a ResourceLoader module, then you do not want them to be executed sequentially, simply because you are nesting your dependencies. The best way to do this is using
// Good: These three processes run in parallel
$.getJSON( '//api.example.org/foo' ),
mw.loader.using( ['mediawiki.util', 'mediawiki.Title', 'jquery.cookie'] ),
).done( function ( fooData ) {
// This runs when the ajax request is complete, the modules are loaded,
// and the document is ready
$( '#example' ).attr( 'href', mw.util.getUrl( fooData.page ) );
} );
// Bad: These are nested, one waiting before the other starts:
$.ready.promise().done( function () {
mw.loader.using( ['mediawiki.util', 'mediawiki.Title', 'jquery.cookie'] ).done( function () {
$.getJSON( '//api.example.org/foo' ).done( function ( fooData ) {
$( '#example' ).attr( 'href', mw.util.getUrl( fooData.page ) );
} );
} );
} );
// Bad: The same (using callbacks instead of promises)
$( function () {
mw.loader.using( ['mediawiki.util', 'mediawiki.Title', 'jquery.cookie'], function () {
$.getJSON( '//api.example.org/foo', function ( fooData ) {
$( '#example' ).attr( 'href', mw.util.getUrl( fooData.page ) );
} );
} );
} );
// Slightly better (using callbacks instead of promises)
$( function () {
mw.loader.using( ['mediawiki.util', 'mediawiki.Title', 'jquery.cookie'] );
$.getJSON( '//api.example.org/foo', function ( fooData ) {
mw.loader.using( ['mediawiki.util', 'mediawiki.Title', 'jquery.cookie'], function () {
$( '#example' ).attr( 'href', mw.util.getUrl( fooData.page ) );
} );
} );
} );
See also[edit | edit source]
$wgResourceModules: Array of all extra defined modules that can later be loaded during the output
$wgResourceModuleSkinStyles: Array of additional skin-provided stylesheets to existing ResourceLoader modules
$wgResourceLoaderDebug: The default debug mode (on/off) for ResourceLoader requests.
- Internal configuration settings:
- ResourceLoader (especially Developing with ResourceLoader to learn how to use it in MediaWiki core or an Extension)
- Manual:Hooks/ResourceLoaderRegisterModules
|Features · Vocabulary · Migration guide (users) · Migration guide (developers) · Developing with ResourceLoader · Core modules · Mobile support
|Project information
|Status updates · Version 1 Design Specification (tasks) · Version 2 Design Specification (tasks) · Requirements
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Outotec and Grupo Mexico have signed a contract for the delivery of process technology to Buenavista del Cobre's new second copper concentrator in Mexico. The value of the deal is nearly EUR 28 million.
The Buenavista del Cobre, formerly known as Cananea, concentrator was restarted in 2010 and has a processing capacity of 70,000 tonnes of ore per day. The second concentrator, which is scheduled to be commissioned in the second half of 2013, will add capacity by 100,000 tonnes per day.
— Our technology combined with our process control and automation expertise allow us to support Grupo Mexico in their intention to build the new concentrator under strict respect for the environment and to conduct the operations in the most sustainable manner, says Pertti Korhonen, CEO of Outotec.
Outotec recently announced also that it has signed an agreement Swiss Tower Mills Minerals. According to the agreement, Outotec has exclusive rights to sell the Tower Mills grinding technology.
Outotec signs a deal with Grupo Mexico


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Dakota Recreation Report
By: Patricia Stockdill, The Dickinson Press
Outdoor notes
- Ice is never completely safe. Avoid areas with vegetation, moving water, pressure ridges, and springs. Check with local bait shops for any ice condition information.
- Saturday: Bismarck-Mandan Christmas Bird Count. Meet at Hardees, 7:30 a.m.
- Sunday: Muzzleloader deer season closes.
- Sunday: Medora Christmas Bird Count. Meet at Theodore Roosevelt National Park South Unit headquarters, 8 a.m.
- Thursday: Canada goose season closes, except for the Missouri River Zone.
- Dec. 22: TRNP North Unit Christmas Bird Count. Meet at headquarters, 8:30 a.m.
- Dec. 28: Missouri River Canada goose zone closes.
- North Dakota Game and Fish Department District game wardens: Fair amount of activity on the west end of Lake Tschida but no report on success. Ice depth varies. Missouri River wing walls fair to good on warm days when people can get out. Boat traffic slowed dramatically. Anglers are starting to venture onto small northwestern area lakes.
- Bismarck, Dakota Tackle, Missouri River/area lakes: Lake Audubon fair for walleye from Nelson Bay. Limited activity on Lake Oahe with low water levels.
- Dickinson, Andrus Outdoors, Lake Sakakawea/area lakes: Indian Creek fair for perch. Lake Tschida starting to produce walleye but ice conditions aren't good yet with pockets of open water. Camels Hump Dam fair for trout. Lake Ilo fair for pike using smelt. Some perch mixed in. Lake Sakakawea has walleye and sauger activity at Tobacco Garden.
- Dickinson, Runnings Farm and Fleet, Lake Sakakawea/area lakes: More activity on area lakes. Tobacco Garden on Lake Sakakawea producing a mix of walleye and sauger. Try 25 to 35 feet using buckshot spoons and minnow heads on the main lake. Good numbers of pike in the bay. Indian Creek Dam producing lots of perch with some walleye mixed. Sort through the smaller perch for some nice-sized fish. Lake Tschida has activity but limited reports.
- Garrison, Cenex Bait and Tackle, Lake Sakakawea: Lake Audubon is gaining ice but caution is still advised. Continued fair walleye success with some perch mixed in. Good numbers of small walleye but sort through for the keepers. Most activity remains on the east end in a variety of depths. Lake Sakakawea back bays continue gaining ice but the main lake is still open.
- Glen Ullin, Fitterer's Inc., Lake Tschida: Limited activity.
- Mandan, Southside MVP, Missouri River/area lakes: Not much activity on small area lakes yet. Lake Oahe producing a few small walleye around the casino.
- Pick City, Scott's Bait and Tackle, Lake Sakakawea/Missouri River: Limited activity on the Missouri River, although look for fair success from shore using crankbaits in the evening as well as jigging from boats during the day. However, weather is limiting overall activity.
- New Town, Scenic 23, Lake Sakakawea: Some fishing in the river north of New Town. Work deep for sauger. No activity on the Van Hook with the Arm just starting to make ice.
- Watford City, One-Stop, Lake Sakakawea: Continued good sauger success around Tobacco Garden. Watch ice conditions.
- Watford City, Tobacco Garden Resort, Lake Sakakawea: Good numbers of anglers on the ice with most working in 10 to 12 feet using minnows for walleye and pike.
- Williston, Scenic Sports, Lake Sakakawea/Missouri River: Lake Sakakawea gaining ice with more anglers going out. Fair to good sauger success with some walleye mixed in at Tobacco Garden and Lund's Landing. Springbrook-Epping and McGregor dams producing panfish.
- NDGF Department game wardens: Limited muzzleloader activity in the northwest with fewer licenses this year. Northwestern area pheasant hunters bagging a few birds with hunting becoming tougher. Canada geese remain along the open water of the Missouri River System.
- Northwest North Dakota: Continued fair pheasant success.
- Southwest North Dakota: Lots of predator hunting with continued good pheasant success with birds bunching more.
- West-central North Dakota: Geese still remain on Lake Sakakawea and the Missouri River with continued fair to good pheasant numbers.
Downhill skiing
- Big Sky, Big Sky, Montana: 32-inch base with several inches new snow early in the week.
- Bridger Bowl, Bozeman, Montana: 38-inch base with machine made, groomed powder and variable early season conditions. All runs and lift open.
- Red Lodge, Red Lodge, Montana: 14- to 31-inch base with groomed powder. 9 runs open.
- Terry Peak, Lead, South Dakota: 15- to 20-inch base with 1 run and 1 lift open.
North Dakota Parks and Recreation Department cross-country ski trails
- Lake Metigoshe, Bottineau: Trails open with 2 inches new snow on groomed track.
Numbers to know
- NDGF Department main Bismarck office: 701-328-6300; website (http://gf.nd.gov).
- NDGF Department Dickinson office: 701-227-7431.
- Report All Poachers: 800-472-2121.
- U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Bismarck, website: (www.fws.gov/northdakotafieldoffice).
Patricia Stockdill
Tags: dakota recreation report, rec report, recreation report, outdoorsoutdoors


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EDUC 581 Inquiry into Educational Practice I (2)
Candidates define what it means to have an inquiry stance in teaching and to use that approach to strengthen their understanding of how students learn. Course explores the value of professional learning communities and their impact on teaching and learning, and uses critical observation, journaling, and other forms of data to analyze and promote effective, challenging, and developmentally appropriate learning experiences. Combines the practice of reflection and group problem- solving with field-based teacher inquiry to improve classroom instruction and student achievement. (Middle/High Program)


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Do You Think This Is the Beginning of the End For The Hills?
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Season six of The Hills is well under way, but many of you don't seem to be tuning in to watch. Ratings for the show are apparently way down from years past, which might be due to a general lack of interest in Kristin Cavallari's storyline. With Lauren Conrad's departure and Audrina Patridge gearing up to star in her own series, it seems fair to wonder how much longer the show can go on. So, tell us what you think — is this the beginning of the end for The Hills?
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Yes, Kristin ruined it for me.
5 years
Yes, 'The Hills' is over. I don't want to completely blame it on Kristin, but she doesn't help the situation. She's a twenty something who continues to act as she did in high school & its sad. Does she have a job? Do any of them really have jobs (I read that Lo is an elementary school teacher in LA & I wondered what school district would hire someone who stars on an MTV reality show to teach kids)?? I personally have always known that the majority of the situations/dialogue on the show was fake; but Lauren herself, I didn't see in that way. You could tell that she was genuine & even though the producers were making her hold a conversation at a certain point in time AT LEAST what she was saying reflected her true feelings. Kristin on the other hand has admitted that her "feelings" are created to drive a plot; she said if you're gonna do it, make it interesting. NO HONEY -- if you're gonna do it BE REAL! On top of all that, I think we're all just over the So.Cal Craze. The whole Laguna Beach/ Hills franchise started nearly 6 years ago in 2004 (I was a freshman in high school & now I'm a sophomore in college), you know back when the O.C. was the shiz...the producers should take a hint: that show's been off for how many years now?? Right, follow suit please. Bottom line: the show is just so ridiculous right now. Watching these people, I actually feel my intelligence drop. At least Lauren could speak in complete sentences.
5 years
OK.... was lauren the most interesting girl and the life of the party...No, but she was a ordinary girl trying to make it, dealing with the drama of her friends, and trying to find herself as she makes it through her 20's: and on that people can relate. Lauren was more geunine than Kristen, ( and had more class too). All that drama that Kristen brings is just played, you can see that on any reality show now. The Hills was interesting because Lauren was actually doing something with her life, and struggling at the same time to be successful* just like many young people out here. I don't know what Kristen does.... but honestly I don't want to see her create the drama that she did on Laguna beach, that was high school and that stuff is tired and played. Honestly The City is ok, but it is still not that great, it bores me at times. I don't know what it is that made people like Lauren, maybe it was her geuine spirt and her ability to tell her friends like it is, even when they did not want to hear it. If people of all races around the world watch your show, you must have some quality about you, does Kristen C have that.... not so much?
redchick152 5 years
i think most of LC's appeal (at least for me) was that we were about the same age (she's 1 year behind me) and was going thru the same kind of things i was. granted i wasn't rich, on tv, or worked for vogue, but you know what i'm saying...she was the most normal girl on that show and these people actually started out as her real life friends! say what you will, but she is one smart cookie getting out while she can and using its success to her advantage.its just WAY to random, catty, and fake now that the main character is gone. its painful to watch!!!
redchick152 5 years
i think most of LC's appeal (at least for me) was that we were about the same age (she's 1 year behind me) and was going thru the same kind of things i was. granted i wasn't rich, on tv, or worked for vogue, but you know what i'm saying...she was the most normal girl on that show and these people actually started out as her real life friends! say what you will, but she is one smart cookie getting out while she can and using its success to her advantage. its just WAY to random, catty, and fake now that the main character is gone. its painful to watch!!!
kayecouture 5 years
the hills without lauren is wack.
5 years
wake up people!!!!! even regular reality shows are somewhat FAKE!!!!! you people are so naive...
5 years
Honestly, I have been over it for a while now. As soon as things were obviously FAKE, I was done. Everything is fake, period. For that I'll watch a real show with real actors.
Arin6881 5 years
End, for the love. Why is anyone tuning into to see fake drama between SoCal brats who are not even friends in the first place. All your doing is feeding their egos and wallets. The young women coming up are feeding off this like it is reality and this disturbs me because the hills shows women tearing down other women and creates green eyed monsters. Upcoming generation of women, This is NOT how a classy lady of values acts and cars and men should be were you pull your confidence from. Please disregard these, lying, gossiping, plastic face/boobs, fake tan, fake blonde, eating disorderly bad excuses for a women!!! au revoir Hills
5 years
rebelkate 5 years
Loved Lauren and Lo since Laguna Beach. Don't watch The Hills now without Lauren. Audrina will not be able to carry a show, she is just the friend on a show you should see once in awhile like she was when The Hills started.
sabrina27 5 years
MTV should cancel the hills and focus on The City and Audrina's show.
sabrina27 5 years
MTV should cancel the hills and focus on The City and Audrina's show.
5 years
I refuse to watch the Hills now. I will wait for Audrina's show. She may not be the brightest bulb but she seemed much more genuine. And her job and family seem interesting.. Kristen Cavallari/Brody & Jayde/Heidi and Spencer's 15 minutes can not be over soon enough.
snarkypants 5 years
good bye and good riddance
snarkypants 5 years
good bye and good riddance
king2x 5 years
No. Kristin is making it more interesting.
Nadia24gv 5 years
I never watched it until now and if it was this bad the whole time, I honestly have no idea why it's on at all. Kristin is a cunt.
ayuninur 5 years
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commonsense102 5 years
I don't like the story lines... I enjoyed the fashion feel from before... And you can't watch them online like before... some of the episodes are only available for a day and then you have to wait like two or three weeks to catch up... not worth it.
bravo7 5 years
Aw, poor Kristin. I actually adore Kristin. I love her attitude about everything and I think she's by far the prettiest girl on the show. That being said I do think the show is too fake, and I hate how they forced Kristin into this social circle and now she dates Justin Bobby? It's kind of insulting to think the viewers are going to buy it or care. They should have just made the show about Kristin and her real friends and fired everyone else. Oh well I will still watch!
5 years
The Hills is no longer interesting w/o Lauren. I like the City much better and actually find Olivia more interesting then Whitney.
lizzylu49 5 years
Agree with Annon #4 . Less to do with Lauren & Kristin and more just general show burnout. I'd totally watch another show with Kristin solo, but Audrina, etc. are boring. And seriously, Justin Bobby again? Sick.


text: I went to the Royal Museum in Toronto to see his exhibition. It was a mixmatch including previous work too, especially from 'Africa'. I was stunned by some of the photographs, where all the qualities of his technique were present, especially the grain; but in others the gray was as if they were made of dolphin skin, really fake. After asking around and reading about the process from the brochure provided at the museum, I noticed that he was using a hybrid process. I had arrived to the museum with the hope of returning home with a copy of his book, but that didn't happen. Also because the book's format does not let you enjoy the photographs as one picture takes both left and right pages. For this and for the photographs themselves I didn't get the book, i went home and purchased a copy of 'Africa' through amazon, as it was cheaper than at the museum's store. This might constitute a pre- and post- on his career.


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The soliton, "the great solitary wave", was first described by John Scott Russell in 1834 when he observed a single wave in a shallow, narrow channel that preserved its shape and speed as it propagated for a long distance. Russell had followed the wave on horseback until he could no longer keep up. He recorded his discovery and subsequent investigations in reports notable for their clarity and insight. In 1965 the physicists Kruskal and Zambusky coined the term soliton to indicate the stable particle-like properties of a solitary-wave solution of a nonlinear wave equation. In the intervening years there was very little investigation of the solitary wave and fewer than a dozen papers about it were published. Since 1965 thousands of papers on the soliton have been published with applications in dozens of fields ranging from astrophysics to neurophysiology to solid state physics.
The Versatile Soliton is an expository account of the subject for the general reader, requiring a very modest acquaintance with physics and very little mathematics. The author, Alexandre Filippov is a theoretical physicist at the Bogoliubov Laboratory of Theoretical Physics. An early version of this book was written in Russian and first published it in the former Soviet Union. This current edition in English is a revised and updated version. A primary goal of the book is to use the history of the soliton to show how a significant scientific idea develops with deep connections between apparently disparate ideas.
Beginning with a discussion of waves and oscillation, the author develops the history of the study of linear and nonlinear waves. He describes the state of understanding of water waves in the nineteenth century and tells the story of Russell's discovery and investigations. Physicists of Russell's time — particularly Airy and Stokes — dismissed his ideas as impossible according to their understanding of wave behavior. In 1895 Korteweg and de Vries found a relatively simple equation describing waves in shallow water (the KdV equation) and showed how solitary waves could be generated.
The middle section of the book discusses nonlinear oscillations of the pendulum, wave dispersion, and the phase and group velocity of waves. The approach follows Newton's view of waves as particles within a medium oscillating like tiny pendulums coupled to neighboring pendulums. These middle chapters use a bit more mathematics and include more equations than the first section.
The final section looks at solitons as they are seen by working scientists today. We see solitons as dislocations in crystals, in the Josephson junctions of superconductors, in tsunamis, in vortices of superfluids (such as liquid helium) and in the theory of elementary particles. It should be noted that for the author (and physicists in general) a soliton refers to the solution of any energy-conserved system that exhibits particle-like behavior. Mathematicians reserve the word for solitary wave solutions of partial differential equations (like the KdV equation) for which an inverse scattering transform can be formulated.
This is a book that reads very well locally, but does not quite fit together globally. If the reader samples selectively, this can be a very nice introduction to solitons and their applications. As an integrated presentation, however, it doesn't work so well. Continuity of the presentation is a problem; it is difficult in places to see where the author is going and why a given topic fits in. Some of the digressions (such as "What is theoretical physics?" and "Can men be on friendly terms with the computer?") don't seem to fit at all. In addition, it isn't really clear who the intended readers are. For mathematicians, physicists and other scientists, once you get past the very elementary sections there simply isn't enough detail. On the other hand, many of the topics are probably too specialized for the general reader who is likely to be either confused or intimidated by the equations that do appear.
Bill Satzer (email@example.com) is a senior intellectual property scientist at 3M Company, having previously been a lab manager at 3M for composites and electromagnetic materials. His training is in dynamical systems and particularly celestial mechanics; his current interests are broadly in applied mathematics and the teaching of mathematics.
|Introduction * Part I: An Early History of the Soliton * 1. A Century and a Half Ago * 2. The Great Solitary Wave of John Scott Russell * 3. Relatives of the Soliton * Part II: Nonlinear Oscillations and Waves * 4. The Equation of the Pendulum * 5. From Pendulum to Waves and Solitons * Part III: Present and Future of Solitons * 6. Frenkel's Solitons * 7. Rebirth of the Soliton * 8. Modern Solitons * Appendix I: Lord Kelvin "On Ship Waves" * Appendix II: Skyrme's Soliton * Appendix III: Mathematics * Subject Index * Name Index


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By Gerry J. GilmoreAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, Jan. 14, 2004 Hiring of military veterans across the federal civilian work force increased in fiscal 2002, the government's director of personnel recently reported.
In fact, hiring of veterans in the federal work force was up more than 19 percent over the previous fiscal year, Kay Coles James, director of the U.S. Office of Personnel Management, noted in her agency's most recent annual report to Congress, dated Sept. 30.
In a Jan. 5 OPM news release, James asserted that the employment of veterans within the federal government and in private industry is appropriate, because "the many freedoms we enjoy as a nation did not come freely. They were earned through the lives and selfless sacrifices of our veterans."
According to the OPM report, 47,510 veterans were hired government-wide in fiscal 2002, compared to 39,874 hired the year before, representing a 19.2 percent increase.
About one out of 10 veterans hired in government during fiscal 2002 worked in professional occupations, the report noted, while 25.8 percent of new veteran hires worked in administrative jobs and 19 percent took blue-collar jobs.
The OPM report noted that the percentage of disabled veterans in the federal civilian work force was 4.5 percent in fiscal 2002, a drop of 0.1 percent from the previous year. However, the percentage of veterans in the federal work force with 30 percent or more disability in fiscal 2002 was up 1.9 percent over the previous year.
The Defense Department hired 21,657 veterans in fiscal 2002, representing 45.6 percent of all new veteran hires across the federal government that year, according to the OPM report. Non-DoD federal organizations with the highest percentages of all new veteran hires in fiscal 2002 included the Veterans Affairs Department with 23.5 percent, and the Justice Department with 19.7 percent.
In OPM's fiscal 2002 congressional report, James said she was proud of federal agencies' efforts in hiring veterans.
"With our military actively engaged in the fight against terrorism, we must not falter in our commitment to the employment of these dedicated Americans," James declared.
"Nor can we forget," she continued, "that disabled veterans are heroes who have paid a price so dear that it will stay with them for the rest of their lives."
The federal government employed 450,100 veterans during fiscal 2002, according to the OPM report.


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Amanjena offers guided excursions on foot, by bicycle or private car into the medina, the souks, squares, palaces, gardens and craft shops of Marrakech.
Venture into the High Atlas Mountains or take a leisurely walk in the countryside surrounding Marrakech. The farms, villages and enduring culture of the Berbers, Morocco's indigenous people, provide endless photo opportunities and fascinating insight into the country's past.
Dirt trails and picturesque scenery make the rural areas around Amanjena ideal for biking excursions. Guests can also cycle in and around the city itself.


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I play less now because I'm bored with them since they're really the same rinse and repeat grind
Ya that happens to heroin addicts all the time. It's just the same damn high time after time, they get bored of it and stop.
Just admit you didn't have the self control to curtail something you wanted to do. Quit trying to hide behind some 'it's not my fault" excuse.
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which isn't always the best choice
But vBulletin was? Holy shit, what are the alternatives?
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Then you both have crappy Internet connections. It is easy to say, "what are you complaining about, it's fine" when you've never had a good connection.
I said whining and I did it in an extremely condescending way, because the whole premise of the article is 'how will I ever survive on 1.5mbps.' It wasn't, 'this kind of sucks but oh well.' The article is whining like a little bitch for having speeds comparable to most of the rest of the US.
my home which has 150 down, 65 up
That's it? How ever do you manage, I would die if I was ever constrained so much. BTW you seem to be under the impression I've never used faster.
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5 years ago where I live finally got DSL at 768bps. 2 years ago it actually got bumped to a maximum of 3mbps. WTF are you whining about?
Comment Re:The root of the problem... (Score 1) 246 246
they allow family doctors to diagnose ADHD and prescribe the meds at all
You wouldn't think about going to a psychiatrist to get a flu shot or cholesterol medication yet we are perfectly happy to go to any other doctor for psychiatric medication.
They're not qualified but they won't stop given their own egos and people won't see a psychiatrist when they should between the stigma associated with it and issues with insurance.
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That his actions were justifiable or moral or whatever you think of him doesn't change the fact that was he did was illegal, and that's the only true fact they have to work with.
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I need to know so I know why I'm slovenly.


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I completed a BSc in Honours Psychology at McGill University with a minor in World Religions (2011).
I am very excited to join the Clinical Psychology program at Queen's under the supervision of Dr. Johnsrude. Broadly, my interests are in cognitive and neuropsychology. I am eager to explore the barriers to speech perception experienced by individuals with schizophrenia. Despite documented deficits in this area, little is known of the nature and mechanism of impairment.
Using behavioural techniques developed in the lab, I hope to contribute to a better understanding of this topic.


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Journal of Oral Pathology & Medicine, 04/19/2012
The goals of this paper are: to outline the formation and functions of miRNAs; to determine their role in oral squamous cell carcinoma; to analyze the different miRNAs described and their roles as oncogenes or tumor suppressor genes, depending on their overexpression or subexpression; to describe the different polymorphisms and epigenetic alterations identified; and to determine their role in multidrug resistance.
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Smith joined the Navy in January 2010.
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trouble contest
normally WoJ always does movie poster contests, but since Justin really isn't on this poster ( small image) I've decided to just do tickets instead!
2 Lucky WoJers will snag two amc movie tickets to see Trouble with the curve on september 21st!
(if amc is in not available in the winners town, I will send aVisa gift card)
make Justin into a baseball player
you can be as creative as you want, tape his head to Arod's body in a magazine if you want (but now that I have said it you can't do that). however, shots from " the open road" and "trouble with the curve" will b excluded.
Email your submissions to email@example.com with the subject "movie giveaway"
All submissions must be sent in no later than Saturday September 15th, due to the movie's release I want to make sure you receive your tickets before.
Contest is open to US residents only
On Saturday I will post all submissions for a vote, you can obviously vote for yourself, so let the best fan win!
*** Special thanks to AMC of Edison New Jersey for the movie passes.


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We'll cover the four phases of successful conversations and specific components of the conversation itself. We'll also look at when you have to initiate a difficult conversation, as well as when you're on the other side. This course will help you prepare step-by-step to have your conversation. Let's get started.
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Nataliee2007 6 years
i like the middle two but shes looks beautiful no matter what
phree2b 7 years
She's such a Pretty girl.
Kgirl99 7 years
the blonde and honey blonde just looks plain weird. everyone seems to prefer those though, cause having blonde hair is in. it looks gross compared to her darker hair. dark hair on her is much more striking and natural. with the honey/blonde, her hair looks so blended into her skin. she was so the prettiest in dark angel.
MamaD 7 years
Black and shoulder length.
sexyface 7 years
her hair looks beautiful natural
charley 7 years
Natural brown and super-long
cbgmick 7 years
The blond thing just doesn't work for her.
cv1681 7 years
i like them all but short with honey highlights is best. i really hate the blonde on her, it's always orangey...
laura1867 7 years
Definitely short with honey highlights.
smile3laugh8live 7 years
I like the black look but anything she seems to do works out gorgeously! I hate her.. just kidding :)
whtevjenny 7 years
the blonde is horrid
LyzzNY 7 years
i like her to look natural, like a beautiful mexican...
BABILUV 7 years
zc 7 years
shes one of those people who look amazing no matter what
mdbzmom 7 years
I liker her with Brown hair and the honey color is good.
MelikeM 7 years
Women shouldn't choose hair colors similar to their skin color me thinks.I think long and black hair looks best on her.Makes her look younger and more natural.
dirrtyhoney 7 years
Natural look
Princess-Rebecca 7 years
Second one for sure!
mrsyuen 7 years
Def honey highlights
Chiquita-82 7 years
Long or short but she needs honey highlights anyway, it's the best for her skin and eye color.
nikkipez 7 years
i love natural brown and super long....but the second style is a close second
Pepper 7 years
I prefer her with honey highlights, they compliment her skin tone perfectly.
dcartjunkie 7 years
I think she's gorgeous no matter the hair style, but I'm partial to natural and long.
Hollisterbabe01 7 years
i like the short with the honey highlights!


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Specially themed concert ukulele that's perfect for lovers of great tone and dragonflies.
Let your imagination fly free with this eye-catching 23" concert uke. A fanciful trio of inlaid spalt dragonflies gather around the soundhole on this solid spruce topped uke with mahogany back and sides, mahogany neck, and rosewood fingerboard. Includes gig bag.


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Dalea purpurea (Petalostemon Purpureum) Purple Prairie Clover Seed & Plants
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Easyliving Native Perennial Wildflowers
Native Wild Flower Plants & Seeds for Home landscaping & Prairie Restorations
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purpurea, formerly Petalostemon
purpureum. The fine delicate foliage of Purple
or Violet Prairie Clover is complemented by magenta
rose-purple flowers that bloom upward on cylindrical spikes. The flowers begin
to bloom at the base of the 1 to 3 inch dense spikes traveling upward resulting
in magnificent color. Native Purple Prairie Clover plants are great used in the front of a formal flower bed or in a larger mass in a
naturalized setting and is a host plant for Dogface Butterflies. This striking prairie plant grows best in a well drained
site with average moisture and is drought tolerant.
Wild Purple Prairie Clover is a colorful plant occurring naturally on dry glades, prairies, and savannas from Indiana to Saskatchewan, and Montana, south to Tennessee, Arkansas, Texas, New Mexico, Alabama, and introduced east to New York. Fabaceae (Bean Family)
purple prairie clover, Violet prairie clover
Violet prairie clover can be used in roadside plantings, as wildlife food and habitat, in wildflower gardens because of its attractive flowers, and as a small component in a seeding mixture for prairie restoration. Tea can be made from vigorous taproot to reduce fever in measles victims. This plant is highly palatable and nutritious. It is grazed often and tends to decrease under heavy use. Violet prairie clover fixes nitrogen in the soil.
Violet prairie clover is a native, warm-season legume which grows to a height of 30 to 90 cm. Several stems may grow from a single base. The flowers are pinkish-purple on elongated spikes which are 2-4 cm long. The flower head at the end of a wiry stem is cylindrical, with a fringe of rosy petals on a partly bare cone. Violet prairie clover flowers the last of May through September. The leaves are divided into 3-5 narrow leaflets which may be sparingly hairy.
Violet prairie clover
occurs in prairies, rocky open glades, along railroads, and rocky or open woods.
It ranges from Indiana to Saskatchewan and Montana, south to Tennessee, Arkansas, Texas and New Mexico; also in Alabama and introduced east to New York. It is most abundant in the upland of the true prairie. It also occurs in sand prairies, hill prairies, and gravel-hill prairies.
Prepare a clean weed free seedbed by disking and harrowing. Firm the seedbed by cultipacking. The seedbed should be firm enough to allow the seed to be planted ¼ inch deep. A seeder with a legume box works well in the seeding operation, although other types of seeders or drills may be used. Violet prairie clover is easily propagated from seed. Seed sown in spring will produce transplants in one season. For permanent plantings, sow unstratified inoculated (Inoculum –F) seed in fall, stratified inoculated seed in spring. Plants are largely cross-pollinated. Violet prairie clover grows well on well-drained or dry soils.
Seeding rates for violet prairie clover should be about two pounds of pure live seed (PLS) per acre for seed production in 36-inch rows. For solid stand production, drill three times the seeding rate of row production to maintain 40 PLS per square foot. For prairie restoration or diverse plantings for wildlife, use at least five species of native grasses and ten species of native forbs or legumes. Plant purple prairie clover at a rate of eight ounces/acre PLS when this species is 0-5% of the combined mixture. Scarified inoculated seed should be used in spring plantings and unscarified inoculated seed should be used to make fall plantings. There are approximately 300,000 clean seeds in one pound of violet prairie clover.
Apply no fertilizer the establishment year unless a soil test indicates a severe deficiency of potassium and/or phosphorus. Use no nitrogen during the establishment year as this can encourage weed competition.
Reduce weed competition by mowing at a height that will not affect the purple prairie clover seedlings. For grassy weed control use Poast herbicide and follow label recommendations, as herbicide weed control will encourage a good stand. For preemergence or post emergence, Plateau herbicide is labeled; follow label recommendations
The map below shows areas where Dalea purpurea Purple Prairie Cloverwildflower plants grow wild but it can be planted and will grow over other areas of the US. USDA plant hardiness zones 3 to 9.
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We don't even know for sure if the system is in crisis, or if the Republicans have manufactured a crisis to get one last crack at the MEA before they're all voted out of office in November.
My Republican state rep told me with a straight face and in all seriousness last summer that the teacher pension fund was in "pretty good shape" and that I shouldn't worry about my pension.
WTF happened in the last nine months? Other than power tripping Republicans trying to screw teachers as often as possible?
Funny, my Republican state rep told me last summer that the teacher retirement fund was in "pretty good shape."
Are we really in crisis, or are the Repubs manufacturing a crisis to get one last swipe at the MEA before they all get voted out in November?
Well here's how STUPID our state senators are. Part of their proposed bill would subtract any money put into TSAs from the amount used to figure pensions. So teachers will be PUNISHED by saving money for retirement through a federal retirement savings program (like 401K, except that's not what public employees use - we have 403bs and 457's.)
That's probably illegal and is absolutely STUPID. These guys make stuff up and have NO IDEA what they're doing.
Republicans have turned the "firehose" on teachers, effectively drowning them, when the real "fire" is childhood poverty.
Michigan has a 25 percent childhood poverty rate. Childhood poverty is the ONLY consistent correlation to poor academic performance over decades of research and data.
Quit incentivizing illegitimacy. Start incentivizing marriage. The single biggest predictor of childhood poverty is single parenthood.
Turn the firehose in that direction, legislators!
It's an opinion piece. Hello?
Yes, teachers caused unemployment, the fall of the Roman empire, and I think we're responsible for cancer, polio, and the Spanish Flu epidemic as well.
Small businesses, on the other hand, are responsible for Disneyland, apple pie, baseball, and teddy bears.
And, they are more than happy to tell you, they are THE ONLY ONES IN THE WORLD who've ever worked hard so they deserve EVERYTHING they get.
Yeah right.
I didn't say penalize people for having babies, and I didn't say they get pregnant for the cash.
I said, let's make it possible for them to MARRY without losing benefits.
The long term benefits in creating more stable home lives and nurtured, secure children will pay off.
Here's the problem with our entire legislature: They are overwhelmingly small business owners. Who else can afford to quit their day job to take on a "part time" job that they may lose in 2 or 6 years? As a teacher, I can't run for office because I can't afford to lose my career. Small busienss owners can continue to run their businesses because the legislature meets LESS than part time. Plus they have the CASH to finance their campaigns.
So we have an overabundance of people voting on tax breaks FOR THEMSELVES.
Term limits sounded good in theory - but in practice, it stinks.
Here's what happens now: Mamma gets pregnant by her boyfriend, but they don't get married because if they did, the baby won't qualify for Medicaid, foodstamps, etc. So they live together for awhile but without the legal encumberments, the first argument or roaming eye and they split up. Mamma then finds another boyfriend, gets pregnant by the new guy, lives with him for awhile because if they got married she'd lose Medicaid, foodstamps, etc. for both kids...they split after awhile and the cycle continues - leaving a trail of broken, abandoned, messed up kids in the wake.
We have to STOP incentivizing single parenthood.
"Net tax reduction" doesn't mean squat to the 99% of us who are PAYING MORE. And where are all those jobs?????????? Not counting the auto industry's comeback, which was a result of the Bush/Obama bailout. Just where are all the jobs, Rick?
We absolutely have to quit incentivizing illegitamacy and start financially rewarding marriage.
It's not about morals. It's about economics. Children in single parent households are most likely to live in poverty; living in poverty is the single biggest predictor of educational failure.
How do we fix our schools? QUIT making it financially attractive for single mothers to bear children. Start making it financially attractive to maintain a two-parent household.
Successful businesses like GE paid NO federal income taxes last year. That argument is crap. Your local school district pumps millions into your local economy by paying the people who work for it - who work to produce an educated populace. Before you start in on how dumb kids are these days, remember that Michigan has a 25% childhood poverty rate, and poverty is the single biggest predictor of educational failure.
Then tell me exactly HOW MANY JOBS and HOW MUCH INCOME the Snyder tax breaks have generated. Make sure you DON'T include any jobs created by the Bush-Obama auto bailout.
Our tax dollars are now sunk into CEO bonuses. Businesses aren't hiring - they're continuing to cut benefits and "increase productivity" by working everyone to death, and sucking in the profits. In the meantime your local school employees are losing retirements, benefits, pay, and even their jobs.
Snyder is evil.
Here's the key:
"The qualification for cash assistance now depends entirely on the presence of children in the home."
Welfare mammas are pumping out babies without daddies because they see them as cash cows.
It's time to quit rewarding illegitimacy and start incentivizing marriage. Maybe we could let them keep some of their welfare if they married one of the baby daddies and with that extra income in the house and shared responsiblities, drag themselves out of their depression and out of poverty.
aevandenburgh, my public school system uses NWEA as well. And I'll guarantee you that if we offered you a job, you'd jump ship in a minute. You DO NOT have more job security and don't have better benefits and you're making a heck of a lot less, otherwise your charter owners would not be making a profit. Regarding special ed, the statistics in Michigan are (as Dave Murray repeats often): 13% of the public school population receives special ed services, compared to only 9% in charters. Tenure does not make me slack off - if you are self-motivated you'll do your best no matter where you are, which is what I do every day even though I've had tenure for over a decade.
But Snyder and company are already taking full credit for economic recovery. When is being competitive enough, enough??? When we have no shred of civilization left?
Well are we at a disadvantage or NOT? The Repub handlers are busy shouting to the world that they've fixed Michigan single-handedly and the world is rosy again, yet talking out of the other side of their mouths, are singing the blues about this tax holding us all back from prosperity.
So what is it guys? Do we have to go back to living like cave men without any CIVIL services to please you? No schools, roads, trash removal, pollution control, police or fire services? That's not where I want to live.
Prescription drugs (Oxycontin, Vicodin) are chemically the SAME as heroin. They are absolutely the "gateway" drugs - just because they are "legal" - although they really are the same thing. Heroin is just cheaper. Both are highly PHYSICALLY addictive for certain people with unlucky genetic makeups. Not using for a day or more brings on severe flu-like symptoms (nausea, diarreah, chills, body aches - to the extreme) for up to a week, followed by six months to a year of depeleted endorphin production which causes depression. It is extremely difficult to beat this physical addiction without expensive medical care, counseling, and a strong support system. It's also extremely easy to OD and die. And it does affect ALL socioeconomic strata.
Threatening to "get tough" on prosecuting will not change the behavior of someone physically addicted to opiates or opioids. Addicts are no different than the rest of us, including our last three presidents - who all used illegal drugs. They need strong support to be healed of their addictions, rather than threats of prison.
There is DIRECT correlation between income level and student achievement, however. And it's more expensive to surrogate-parent students raised in poverty. The US has the highest childhood poverty rate of any western nation - 25% - and that's appalling. We need to stop incentivizing illegitimacy, which is the single biggest reason for childhood poverty. Student achievement will follow. We also need to QUIT BLAMING TEACHERS for parents' poverty and child neglect.
So Dave, answer my question rather than getting on your soapbox. How is blaming and shaming teachers going to address parental shortcomings? There's a ton of data from all over the world that shows that test scores are related to 1) income level and 2) parental involvement, which most often overlap. So how is the non-holocaust attack on teachers going to resolve parental apathy and neglect?
So much for the notion? Public schools serve 50% MORE special ed than charters. They're still SLACKERS.


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When you have a small kitchen, storage space is at a premium. I wanted to free up some prime top drawer space occupied by my knives so my solution was to design and make a DIY wood knife rack that's a hybrid between a knife block and magnetic knife strip. I built it in just 30 minutes for under $10 without any power tools!
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Determine the spacing for your knives and iron on the dividers the same way as in step 1.
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Glue the lattice pieces across the top of the veneer edging dividers, with one at the top and bottom and one in the middle. To make this project mess-free and go faster, I used Advanced Strength Double-Sided sheets from Glue Dots instead of wood glue and clamps for this step. I cut the lattice molding with a miter box and saw but you can also have this done at the hardware store.
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Such a useful innovation for the kitchen. It is also safe if you have toddlers around the house but you need to mount it a little bit more towards the inside of the cabinet if that is the case. I fully agree with the statement that storage space is a killer when you have a small kitchen, thus we would have to fully utilize all the space that we can find around the kitchen, so wall space is the most abundant there apparently. Another good space to use is the cabinet doors. I hook some shelvings there to hold light items like pot covers, ladles and spice bottles. Thanks for sharing and hope you benefit from my sharing too like how i did with yours.
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