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By TOM MCCOURTGuest Contributor
Thank goodness deer season is upon us and we can take a short breather from the problems of the world. Deer season gives us an excuse to flee into the wilderness where we can get away from the TV, make loud noises with our big firearms, and vent our frustrations on Mother Nature. We can also run up a hefty gas bill on the old credit card and help to stimulate the local economy. I'm sure that George Bush and Nancy Pelosi would approve - at least the credit card part.
As most of you already know, the fall deer hunt in Utah is an official religious holiday. Brigham Young started it all in 1847 when he sent his band of hardy pioneers into the canyons to harvest venison for the coming winter and to make war on the "wasters and destroyers" of the land. In those days, the wasters and destroyers were wolves, bears, cougars, and coyotes; predators that took a hefty toll of pioneer livestock. Of course, today we are more enlightened and know that wolves are our friends. In our modern, wilderness challenged world, the wasters and destroyers are our congressmen and Wall Street executives; but that's another story.
In past columns I have explained how road hunting is an old and honored Utah tradition. Uncle Spud started the trend in the 1850s when he accidentally ran over a deer with his handcart somewhere in Wyoming. The custom has continued, and today most of my friends get their deer in drive-by shootings.
And, road hunting has its own set of special challenges. I personally think that road hunting should be covered extensively in today's hunter safety programs. For example, how are young hunters to know which pickup trucks are best for road hunting? Is it true that Ford power windows roll down faster than Dodge power windows? Can you really get a good dead-rest over a GM rearview mirror, and is it legal? Does windshield parallax distort the view through your binoculars? Do road kills count in big buck contests? Do you know that bugs on your windshield can cost you game? And, who should get the first shot when the deer is in the median?
And then, there are other practical things to know, too. Things like road hunting with your window down saves valuable time when that big buck presents itself. Avoid the rumble strips for a quieter, non-game-spooking stop. Wearing a seatbelt might cost you the trophy of a lifetime, so why take the chance? A good brush guard can save damage to your vehicle when a road sign, guardrail, or delineator gets in your way during a quick stop to scope out a deer. And the best way to scout the interstate is to look for signs that say, "warning - frequent deer crossing."
And, be sure you have a suitable four-wheel drive outfit for hunting on the highway. State law says you can't shoot from a vehicle, or from, upon, or across the highway, so you've got to have a high-profile outfit that will get you off the road in a hurry. Ditches, fences, culverts, steep road shoulders and railroad tracks shouldn't interfere with your ability to get the job done. A good 4x4 can make all the difference.
And, there are some things you should consider when attempting to shoot over the hood of that fancy new pickup truck. For instance, it's usually a good idea to set the parking brake before you get too involved in sizing up that buck. Don't use a bipod if you care about the paintjob. Always shoot uphill when you have a dead-rest over the hood. When shooting downhill you can't tell through the scope that your rifle is pointed into the hood and you might put a nasty hole in your fancy new hunting buggy. And then, never shoot over the hood with black powder; it causes an awful mess. And, it's usually a good idea to stay at least 18 inches away from a cold windshield when shooting a large magnum caliber. The concussion can spider web the best of windshields. And of course, in the interests of safety, be sure to get well off the asphalt so you don't leave your derriere hanging out over the freeway while gawking at that big buck through the spotting scope.
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I have a RSP drill on April 20th to the 21st but I ship out to Ft.Leonard Wood on April 22nd. Does anyone know If i would have to attend this drill being that it is so close to my ship out date? I asked my recruiter and she was not sure, I Plan on asking my Drill sergeant's next drill but in the meantime does anyone know or has anyone been through this situation before? Thanks everyone.
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When I went to register for RSP another recruit was with me and had the same question. They told him at the RSP office that he would need to attend but the cadre was sensitive to recruits who were next day shippers so they would allow them to leave early from RSP that Sunday so they could say their goodbyes. I would imagine this varies by command but just wanted to relay what I heard.
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Hey SierraBravo, Thanks for the Info. I hope I don't have to go to drill the weekend before I ship but I will just ask the Drill Sergeant next drill.
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I had a drill weekend before I shipped... I had to attend. As was said already, it varies from rsp to rsp no doubt. Hey, it's extra money, it'll help get you in the mind frame and you can go ahead and get used to the guard getting in the way of things you want to do.
Good luck!
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Hey thanks NCGuard for the insight. And I am 100% committed to the Guard, so the Guard messing up a few weekends is something I can handle. I will definitely just ask the Drill Sergeants next Drill.
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I had to attend RSP drill the weekend prior and shipped on the following Tues. morning. Believe me you'll get used to a lot tougher things than this very shortly. Think of your last RSP drill as an easy start to Basic. And the worst part of Basic is reception. Reception at Fort Jackson is like the Twilight Zone. And I've heard Leonard Wood is similar. But also remember life will gradually get better and you'll feel a lot better when you're all done with AIT. Even after graduating Basic you will feel ready for anything. I was in much better cardio shape leaving Basic than going in and that builds confidence.Last edited by Major General Discharge; February 2nd, 2013, 05:30 PM.
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Re: RSP drill day before Shipout day?
Mine worked out the same way, and they let me skip it. I had to go see my recruiter that Friday to make sure all my paperwork was in order, but they let me miss the drill.
Edit for clarifications: What I'm not saying is that you should expect to miss it and throw a fit if they make you go. What I am saying is that it's "METT-TC, Situation Dependent." Nearly every decision affecting you as a soldier will be made one or two levels above you. No two units operate the same way. Ask and see if you can get out of it. If they want you to go, show up and impress them with your motivation. Welcome to the Army.Last edited by Lance13A; February 4th, 2013, 09:48 AM.
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Yea I will just ask them when the time gets close, Also like NCguard Said above its free money and I will go and give it 100% if they make me but I much rather spend that weekend with family/friends. Thanks Lance and everyone else who answered my question.
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I too had to attend RSP the weekend before I shipped, and this was a 4 hour drive (one way) for me. What it did do was ensure my packet was good to go and everything was squared away. This made my shipout day a painless process...well, until I arrived at RCBN anyway .
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I have drill this weekend and i ship monday. I was told i'll only be there sat. for a while, then be released for the weekend. No i did not ask about this. I was told this will happen. I had no qualms with going as its easy money.


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Someone who violates a protective order and commits murder could be sentenced to death under a bill passed by the state Senate.Some district attorneys complained to lawmakers they were having trouble prosecuting cases in which a spouse was murdered despite a protective order. The bill in the Senate would add that violation as an aggravating circumstance that could lead to the death penalty. The person would first have to be convicted of first-degree murder.
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The Wellington council met on Nov. 9 and the main focus of the meeting was a discussion of city water and sewer issues and payments.
Wellington owes the Price River Water Improvement District more than $100,000. A payment schedule was worked out early in 2005 and Wellington agreed to satisfy the debt by January 2006.
Mayor Houskeeper began the discussion last Wednesday by reporting to the council the proceedings of the PRWID board meeting on Nov. 1.
In the meeting, PRWID voted to accept payment from Helper in the form of a temporary transfer of water shares from the city to the district. The shares are to be leased out during a period of eight or nine years to pay Helper's debt to PRWID. The debt was for emergency water purchased from the district to fill a temporary need in Helper.
Houskeeper explained the situation, how a formula had been used to calculate the Helper debt and PRWID's acceptance of the city's offer to pay using the water share option.
A lengthy discussion about the matter followed the mayor's comments. Wellington councilmembers indicated that they were not happy with what they perceived as unfairness in PRWID's billing practices.
Councilman Glen Wells said something was not right when Wellington was given only months to pay a large bill and Helper is given years to pay a small bill.
"There should be some equity in this thing," noted Wells. "If Helper can take nine years to pay, maybe we should take nine years to pay, too."
Houskeeper explained that PRWID viewed the water district's relationship with the two cities as being different.
Helper is a part-time user of PRWID water while Wellington is a full-time customer. He said he also felt that there should be more equity in PRWID's billing practices and rates.
Wells indicated that he was disappointed that a solution had not been found when Wellington officials met with PRWID board chairman Keith Cox.
Wells said he thought it was time for Wellington to consider other options regarding the city's water.
Houskeeper, a member of the PRWID board, said that he saw two options: seek litigation, or make a request to PRWID similar to the one Helper had made. He also said that PRWID is very firm in their position and he didn't think that anything the council did would make a difference.
"So let them sue us," Councilman Robert Bertola said. "Everyone should get the same deal."
Houskeeper then explained that the city's payments to PRWID are on track, but that city council members could get on the agenda to discuss the issue at the next PRWID meeting if they desired to do so.
Councilman Ed Chavez then asked if the city would be willing to hook up to the Price City water system. He said that he had approached Mayor Piccolo of Price about it and Piccolo seemed receptive.
Houskeeper said that the city did need to explore all of the options, even to the point of forming their own water system.
Bertola suggested that council members meet with Price City to explore that option.
Councilman Wells then said that it is unfortunate that most people don't understand what is going on. "We are not fighting with Helper City," he said. "We have no problems with Helper or the people of Helper. All we want is equity from the water district." He then said that he saw no sense in approaching PRWID about the matter again. "We need to explore other options," he said. He also said the council needed to talk to the city attorney about legal options.
Wells then made a motion that Wellington City actively seek other options for water service. The motion carried unanimously.
In other business, Asa Pierce and Lee Worley appeared before the council with an issue of snow removal. They said that they had both been given warnings by the city police last winter when they pushed snow from driveways onto the edge of the street. They explained that they push snow for several of their neighbors, and they wanted to know what could be done to work out an arrangement with the city.
Mayor Houskeeper said that frozen snow in the streets is a liability issue for the city and there is an ordinance against pushing snow into the city streets.
Pierce and Worley then told the council that much of the snow they were pushing was snow that city workers had bladed into their driveways when the city cleaned the streets.
Councilman Wells agreed with Pierce and Worley that there was a real problem with city snow removal. "We need to resolve this once and for all," he said. "We've talked about this forever. I have the same problems at my place."
Houskeeper then said that no decision should be made until after city workers have been contacted to see what solutions they might offer. He also asked the city recorder to provide copies of the snow removal ordinance for the board's review.
There followed a discussion of snow removal possibilities. It was suggested that snow be put in a windrow in the center of the street, alternate plowing methods be used, or other sites approved for the disposal of snow.
Wells suggested that the issue be tabled for more study. "Let's look this over and come back to the next meeting with some firm solutions," he said. The item was put on the agenda for the next meeting.
Stacy Jones, a daycare provider, then appeared before the council to ask for road signs along Hillside Drive. She explained that there are no speed limit or Children at play signs along the road, and she petitioned the city to erect some.
Houskeeper said that the city could make the signs. He also told Jones that if there was a problem with speeding, he could have the police patrol the area more frequently.
Jones said that there had been an incident in the past week that had brought the sign issue to the forefront.
The Mayor said the signs would be posted, and that Jones also had the option of filing a formal complaint against the speeder if she wished to do so. Jones declined.
In council member reports, Chavez told those assembled that a city fire truck had been taken to Salt Lake for a new engine. He also said that the volunteer fire department was down to fourteen members and there was a need to recruit another three members.
Chavez also suggested that city police be used to escort the fire department to all fire fighting calls. He explained that the city department was often called into the county and that there have been recent incidents of county residents showing hostility toward members of the fire department. "We need our officers there at least until the county officers get there," Chavez said.
There followed a discussion about city and county needs, department boundaries, and legal issues. It was decided that the county sheriff should be consulted before any decision was made about sending city police into the county.
A final item of discussion was complaints about large trucks parked along city streets for prolonged periods of time. The possibility of drafting a new city ordinance was discussed, but councilman Bertola suggested that the city meet with the offenders first. Chavez agreed to talk to the truckers to see if a solution could be reached without a new ordinance being drafted.
The board then agreed to cancel the next scheduled meeting due to the Thanksgiving holiday. The next meeting will be December 14.
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In an interview with Blueshirts United, John Tortorella was asked how he felt about essentially having the entire organization is Dog Walk even on Sunday.
With a BIG SMILE, Tortorella said "They are terrific. You wonder why we have a pretty good hockey club here. We have such a great group of guys. We always talk about that locker room and the kind of people that are in there. I think they enjoyed themselves as much as anyone else did. Like I said during the season, I like our team and the reason why is because I like the people.


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Morrissey to Release His Cover of Lou Reed's 'Satellite of Love'
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Morrissey is just one of many artists paying tribute to Lou Reed. In remembrance of the Velvet Underground leader, Morrissey will release a cover of Reed's "Satellite of Love" on Dec. 2.
"He has been there all of my life," Moz wrote of Reed in a release. "He will always be pressed to my heart. Thank God for those, like Lou, who move within their own laws, otherwise imagine how dull the world would be."
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Everybody's Fine (Stanno tutti bene)
In this sentimental, tragicomic drama, Matteo Scuro (Marcello Mastroianni) is an old widower living in Sicily. His five grown children have scattered all over Italy, and he has heard nothing but glowing reports from them about their lives and careers. One day he takes it into his head to visit these paragons who have fulfilled every one of his ambitions for them. Eventually he discovers that all his children have been lying to him for a very long time because they were afraid to disappoint their papa; their lives are shabby and very much on the edge, and one of them has long-since committed suicide (unbeknownst to him). This daunting truth provokes a heart attack in the old man, who still has a few lies yet to tell and hear, because he insists (as do his children) that everything is fine. ~ Clarke Fountain, All Movie Guide
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The Castle Gate Posse went to the Single Action Shooting Society state level championship in Park City earlier last month. The group is making a big impression in the shooting world as they competed very well, according to team member Iris Howell. One hundred and sixty shooters competed at the large state competition.
Place, category, alias, and overall standing:
Third place Men's 49r - Hobble Creek Marshal - third overall
First place Gunfighter - Doc Nelson - fifth overall
First place B Western - Texas Slick Willy - sixth overall
First place Duelist - Cinch - 15 overall
First place Frontier Cartridge - Fargo Kid - 35 overall
First place Lady Gunfighter - Senorita Tira Todo - 58 overall
Third place Classic Cowboy - Ricochet Red - 71 overall
Third place Ladies Traditional - Hill Creek - 72 overall
Fourth place Lady 49r - Cowboy Murder'n Maude - 94 overall
Second place Buckaroo Boy - Karson The Kid - 97 overall
The Posse is especially proud of Karson The Kid shooting in his first major match at the age of 10," said Howell.
"This young man is the son of Doc Nelson and Tira Todo, the state champion gunfighter and lady gunfighter," commented Cowboy Murderin Maude.
The youngster is already as fast as the average mature shooter. The Castle Gate Posse welcomes new shooters young and old at the North Springs Shooting Range. Join them on the fourth Saturday of the month. Shooters meet at 9:00 a.m. in the Castle Gate Town.


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(a) Availability of funds to cooperators and grantees
(b) Coordination of cooperative aid and grants with other aid and grant authorities
To avoid duplication, the Secretary shall coordinate cooperative aid and grants under this subchapter with cooperative aid and grants the Secretary makes under any other authority.
(c) Dissemination of knowledge and technology developed from research activities; cooperation with specified entities
The Secretary shall use the authorities and means available to the Secretary to disseminate the knowledge and technology developed from research activities conducted under or supported by this subchapter. In meeting this responsibility, the Secretary shall cooperate, as the Secretary deems appropriate, with the entities identified in subsection (d)(3) of this section and with others.
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In implementing this subchapter, the Secretary, as the Secretary deems appropriate and practical, shall—
(1) use, and encourage cooperators and grantees to use, the best available scientific skills from a variety of disciplines within and outside the fields of agriculture and forestry;
(2) seek, and encourage cooperators and grantees to seek, a proper mixture of short-term and long-term research and a proper mixture of basic and applied research;
(3) avoid unnecessary duplication and coordinate activities under this section among agencies of the Department of Agriculture and with other affected Federal departments and agencies, State agricultural experiment stations, State extension services, State foresters or equivalent State officials, forestry schools, and private research organizations; and
(4) encourage the development, employment, retention, and exchange of qualified scientists and other specialists through postgraduate, postdoctoral, and other training, national and international exchange of scientists, and other incentives and programs to improve the quality of forest and rangeland renewable resources research.
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This subchapter shall be construed as supplementing all other laws relating to the Department of Agriculture and shall not be construed as limiting or repealing any existing law or authority of the Secretary except as specifically cited in this subchapter.
(f) Definitions
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drive, 4.0 liter V6, VIN: 1FTDR15X9RPA59152, mileage: 174,912.
All bids must be sealed and marked: "1994 Pickup" and be received at
the District's Service Center located at 265 South Fairgrounds Road,
Price, Utah, 84501 by 5:00 p.m., Friday, February 12, 2010. Bids can
be mailed to P.O. Box 903, Price, Utah 84501. Bids received after 5:00
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While Helper city council members Robert Welch and Kirk Mascaro voted to try and keep Helper city out of further debt, the other members of the Helper city council voted to put Helper city nearly three-quarters of a million dollars further into debt. This all stems from the June 16 Helper city council meeting where a motion was passed to accept a $692,000 CIB loan for a new swimming pool that will be paid back over 30 years, or until the year 2035, by all the citizens of Helper. This motion will add a new $5 surcharge to all utility bills which will pay for this loan, as well as the loan on the Rio Theater, and a cost of living increase for Helper city employees which they greatly deserve. However, we have a few questions regarding the approval of this CIB loan.
First and foremost, how can a government that is "by the people, of the people, and for the people" make a financial decision of this magnitude without serious input from these same people. From what I understand, the CIB offered this loan to Helper city on June 2. Most citizens in Helper that we have spoken with did not even know that such a loan offer existed. Council member Tony Gonzales suggested a survey of the people before the council approved the loan. However, the majority of the council, including Mr. Gonzales, voted to approve this financial burden without this survey. One citizen stood up and asked about the survey, but was basically ignored by the council. How can the Helper city council, in good conscience, decide to let the city go into debt this far, and charge its citizens arbitrarily, without the consent of the general public?
Secondly, we question the timing of this entire project. We agree that the children of Helper city need recreational activities, but right now wouldn't our time and money be better spent on economic development and upgrades to Helper's infrastructure? In this same meeting, Councilman Welch stated that Helper has absolutely no room to grow, as far as water is concerned. Why then, is so much money being put toward a project that will only be a drain on Helper city's resources? The city will need to budget for operating and maintenance costs of the pool. The citizens of Helper will have to pay on this loan for the next 30 years. And, the pool will use a great deal of water that we really don't have in the first place. We recognize that many people have put a great deal of time and effort into this pool project, including members of the Helper city council. It boggles the mind to think of what could happen if this kind of effort were to be placed into economic development and infrastructure improvement. To be honest, we believe that these items should be a higher priority than the pool project right now.
Furthermore, if Helper city should need funding for infrastructure or economic development, this loan could easily hinder financial progress in the future. Any person or institution, has a limit on how much money can be borrowed. In fact we wonder it Helper city can actually bond for that much money, and without the consent of the majority of its citizens? In any event, is it a good idea to place such financial limitations on Helper city? Would it not be a better idea to invest our spending power on projects that will provide for the city instead of draining its resources?
Councilman Bob Farrell stated that the pool committee has obtained $575,000 in grants. Why can't this money be used to construct a new, less "frilly" pool that would still serve the public interest, without putting Helper city further into debt. Also, we must remember that the pool will only be open for less than 100 days per year, only one third of the year. The rest of the year, the pool will sit unused. And what about in years that there is a drought? We will still have to pay for this project if we use it or not. Is that good economics?
We are no financial experts, but we would not buy a luxury car, for example, that we could only drive on Tuesdays and Wednesdays yet still have to pay for it year-round. This is exactly what the Helper city council has decided to do and the citizens of Helper have to pay for this mistake for the next 30 years. We fear that we are looking at the beginning of another "Rio Theater project."
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This really pissed me off as you can tell in my response, but I feel totally justified in my feelings. Tell me what you think, was I "shamelessly plugging" GLO, or do I have a reason to feel the way I do?
> I created this board in reference to a response I recieved from Mr. Robbins on Usenet. I was supposedly "shamelessly plugging" GLO and well here is the context of what I originally said, his response, and then my response thereafter:
From: firstname.lastname@example.com (Josh Rogers)
Newsgroups: comp.os.linux
Subject: Re: If you have a Linux Question
References: <firstname.lastname@example.com > <email@example.com>
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Mr. Robbins,
I apologize that you feel I am "shamelessly plugging my site." To let you in on a little secret, I am not plugging my site to draw visitors so I can get ad impressions or what not, but I am trying to help the community. I have one banner on my site, and it isn't a pay banner but a banner to promote other Linux sites, I don't earn a dime off of it. I have started the site to help newbies like I once was to help promote Linux as a desktop OS. I want to see the "bullshit" of windows taken off the ordinary computer and replaced with Linux. Whether this is a pipe dream or not, I don't care, I feel it is a cause that I want to pursue. I know that others can benefit from my site because it is geared toward newbies, and the users that I have now are loyal to the site and praise it as such. I and the webmaster of my site have spent many hours plugging away making the site as newbie friendly as possible, and always trying to add resources to it. If you don't want to come to my site for supposed "moral" reasons, because you feel that I am spamming, "shamelessly plugging", or what not, that is fine. I let people know of my site because I want to help those who are making the transition that I am sure you did and I did before. As I am sure you know there are still a lot of topics that are difficult to find information on for Linux, well I hope I can eliminate some of that, as well as you want to do through usenet. On a final note, to say that usenet is not full of advertising, your quite mistaken, I have scoured these messages, and there are many supposed "shameless plugs" for websites, but I give them credit unless they are full of ads and junk that isn't useful to the newbie. So, I won't expect to see you join the site, that is fine, but I hope that I can help atleast a few newbies out. So my "shameless plug" will not be for not. So I hope this isn't to much "bullshit" for you to handle
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If you want to continue this, please feel free to email me, or you can
further it here at a non "bullshit" usenet.
my email address is firstname.lastname@example.com
Dave Robbins <email@example.com> wrote in message news:<firstname.lastname@example.com>...
> shameless plugging of your site will cause you to not "get a response in a
> timely manner". please, no advertising on usenet, its one of the only
> places on the net where you dont have to put up with that kind of
> bullshit.
> On 11 Aug 2001, Josh Rogers wrote:
> > Usenet is a great resource for Linux questions, but you don't always
> > get a response in a timely manner or one at all. Sometimes you don't
> > understand the answer, and it takes so long to have your post posted
> > and wait for a response. GetLinuxOnline.Com is hosting a linux
> > support forum that your guaranteed to get an answer within just a
> > short period of time, and it instantaneously posts, so you might even
> > get a response right away. You can always ask to have the answer
> > explained to you if you don't understand, or you can delve deeper into
> > the problem.
> >
> > Come join the message board, it is free as rain, and ask a question in
> > both places, see how quick you get an answer, and compare the quality
> > of answer. I guarantee you'll enjoy our message boards.
> >
> > http://www.getlinuxonline.com
> >
> > Just click on discussion then click register up at the top.
> >
> > GLO doesnt only host message boards, but I think you'll want to give
> > those a try first!
> >
> > Thank you,
> > Aragorn
> > Admin of GLO
> >
> > P.S. Please, write me back and let me know what you think of the
> > site! Email me from the site, or you can leave a message here!
> >
If you give a man a fire he'll be warm, if you light the man on fire he'll be warm for life.
This really pissed me off as you can tell in my response, but I feel totally justified in my feelings. Tell me what you think, was I "shamelessly plugging" GLO, or do I have a reason to feel the way I do?
If you give a man a fire he'll be warm, if you light the man on fire he'll be warm for life.
I would not worry to much about it.That ole boy ain't nobody.You have a great site here and those who don't like don't have to stay.Aragorn,what brought this on anyway?Is there more to it than this plugging nonsense?
Actually no, it was completely this. I guess I just take offense to it because I am actually trying to create a sight that will benefit Linux users and the community. I am not jamming advertisements down your throat, I want you to enjoy this place and find it useful in your endeavors with Linux. So when someone attacks me for trying to spread the word about this site, I take it personal because this site costs me quite a bit of money, but I don't mind as long as you guys are finding a home on the web, place to find help, etc. I don't know, but I just took offense to his letter.
If you give a man a fire he'll be warm, if you light the man on fire he'll be warm for life.
I don't feel you have tried to jam anything down my throat at all.This guy does not know what he is babbling about.Screw the SOB.
Well I do appreciate it JohnQ. I know that I am prolly taking this further than I have to, or should, but I am running on very little sleep. I have been programming the webmail program that will be up on the site here pretty soon and that has been keeping me up all night providing me little time to sleep before work! Oh well....that is the way the cookie crumbles.
If you give a man a fire he'll be warm, if you light the man on fire he'll be warm for life.
I'm outraged that you've created this board.
well, not really.. I just thought it was appropriate to say so. :P
no advertising on usenet?
what kind of turd is this?
has he ever been on usenet before?
people advertise to death on it.
This really pissed me off as you can tell in my response, but I feel totally justified in my feelings. Tell me what you think, was I "shamelessly plugging" GLO, or do I have a reason to feel the way I do?


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These pancakes are a real breakfast favorite in our family. Even our 8- and 10-year-old daughters make them all by themselves when they have friends spend the night. Now their friends' mothers are asking for the recipe! —Cheryl Sowers, Bakersfield, California
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- 1/4 cup confectioners' sugar
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- 3 tablespoons butter, melted
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- 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
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- Heat a lightly greased 6-in. skillet; add about 3 tablespoons batter, spreading to almost cover bottom of skillet. Cook until lightly browned; turn and brown the other side. Remove to a wire rack. Repeat with remaining batter (make 10-12 pancakes), greasing skillet as needed.
- For filling, melt butter in large skillet. Stir in brown sugar, cinnamon and nutmeg. Stir in cream and cook until slightly thickened. Add half of the bananas at a time to skillet; heat for 2-3 minutes, spooning sauce over them. Remove from the heat.
- Roll a pancake around each banana half and place on a serving platter. Spoon sauce over pancakes. Top with whipped cream and dash of cinnamon if desired. Yield: 5-6 servings.
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The excitement of his visit brought at least 100 people to Savory Downtown restaurant in the Best Western hotel, 300 Washington St., where they paid at least $50 each to see the chairman of the House Budget Committee speak. The media were not granted access.
The fundraiser for Ms. Stefanik also brought out a dozen protesters affiliated with local unions, who appeared with signs decrying his controversial budget proposal along with other policy ideas.
"Close loopholes for Wall St. and the rich," and "No tax breaks for outsourcing," read the signs carried by Ron D. Monnat, Watertown, and Dale R. Stehlin, respectively.
A labor organizer from Syracuse led the assembled protesters in a chant.
"Paul Ryan, rich and rude, we don't like your attitude," they said.
For her part, Ms. Stefanik said she was proud to have the endorsement of her former boss, for whom she worked as director of debate preparation during his 2012 vice presidential campaign. But Rep. Ryan did not appear with her outside the banquet hall where supporters gathered, nor did he grant interviews to reporters who showed up to cover his appearance, some from as far away as Plattsburgh.
Appearing after the event with Watertown Mayor Jeffrey E. Graham, Ms. Stefanik said that Rep. Ryan had toured Knowlton Technologies with her earlier in the day but that his schedule did not allow him to take questions.
"We just had a great event," Ms. Stefanik said said. "We're excited about all the support heading into the final three weeks" of the primary.
Across town, at the IBEW Local 910 union, Mr. Woolf was aware of the high-wattage appearance.
After being introduced by John T. O'Driscoll, the union's business manager, Mr. Woolf referred to Rep. Ryan's visit almost immediately.
"It's an honor and it's such a treat to be here," Mr. Woolf said. "It's particularly gratifying on a day when there are so many political celebrities in town."
Mr. Woolf used Rep. Ryan's appearance to his advantage. Without mentioning his opponent by name, he said he found it curious that Ms. Stefanik — while attempting to shed the Washington, D.C., insider label hurled at her by Republican Matthew A. Doheny's campaign — would invite such a prominent personality from Washington to campaign with her.
"People have said some bonkers things about me," Mr. Woolf said. "But one thing they haven't said is he is a Washington insider."
Mr. Woolf then used his mention of Rep. Ryan to segue into a story about how his career as a documentary filmmaker — he won a Peabody award for his film "King Corn" — had lent him insight into what happens when people from the nation's capital make decisions that affect people who live in other parts of the country.
After the meeting, Mr. Woolf said that he did not have a specific alternative to the Ryan budget in mind. He characterized Rep. Ryan's budget as a proposal with one goal, a "comprehensive attempt to balance the budget." Instead of the single goal of balancing the budget, Mr. Woolf said he would want to put forward an alternative proposal with "many goals" in mind.
"That's something I want very much to work on with the priorities of north country families," Mr. Woolf said.
Several of the protesters who gathered outside of the Best Western during Rep. Ryan's appearance, including Mr. Monnat and Mr. Stehlin, also attended Mr. Woolf's event.
Mr. O'Driscoll said that the union has supported the candidacies of John McHugh, a longtime Republican congressman from the district who was appointed Secretary of the Army in 2009; former state Sen. James Wright, also a Republican; and former Republican Assemblywoman Dierdre K. Scozzafava, who ran to replace Mr. McHugh during a 2009 special election.
"We're not a one-party union here. We look for the best person to represent us. But so far I like everything Aaron has said," Mr. O'Driscoll said.
As for Rep. Ryan, he was glimpsed for just a moment as he got into a vehicle to leave Ms. Stefanik's fundraiser.
Ms. Stefanik will face Mr. Doheny, a Watertown resident who was campaigning in Lake Placid on Monday, in a June 24 primary election. Ms. Stefanik has secured the Conservative line and Mr. Doheny has secured the Independence line. No matter who wins the Republican nomination, each candidate will appear on his or her minor party line on the ballot in November.
They will face both Mr. Woolf and Green Party candidate Matthew J. Funiciello in the general election.
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The first four satellites of the future Galileo Satellite Navigation constellation achieved their first autonomous position fix !
Today 12 March 2013, the first four satellites of the future Galileo Satellite Navigation constellation achieved their first ever autonomous position fix.
Galileo, the European satellite navigation system, today took an important step closer to offering the first services.
For the first time ever, a position fix could be obtained based on the signals emitted from the four satellites already deployed.
The obtained accuracy in the 10 meters range, considering the only partly deployed infrastructure, fulfills the expectations.
The position fix was obtained by ESA's navigation laboratory in the Netherlands by using the four satellites, launched in October 2011 and 2012, and the Galileo programme's ground infrastructure, the control centres in Italy and Germany and the global network of ground stations.
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|Annie Laura Hagaman Oakes
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|Tuesday, 09 April 2013 16:02
On April 6, 2013, our mother, Annie Laura Hagaman Oakes, age 90, of Vilas, left this earth peacefully to go be with the Lord.
Born April 21, 1922, in the Sugar Grove area of Watauga County, she was a daughter of the late Ella Harmon Hagaman and Harden Hagaman.
She was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, great grandmother, sister and friend. She found great joy in her family and traveled the world with her husband and children. She loved gardening, canning, cooking for family events, fishing, and animal adoption. She was a member of Zion Hill Baptist Church and loved her church family. We have all been blessed to have known her on this earth, as she truly made a difference in many lives. Her love leaves an imprint in our memories that even in death will not be lost.
She is survived by two children: one daughter, Loretta Oakes Harmon and friend George Ennis of Vilas; one son Rickey Lee Oakes and wife Kathy of Sugar Grove; one brother, Lowell Hagaman of Blowing Rock; four grandchildren, Lisa Bingham and husband Tommy of Zionville; Dallas Oakes and wife Jessica of Sugar Grove; Brian Oakes of Boone; Crystal Ward and husband Jared of Boone; and two great-grandchildren, Aura and Ryle Ward both of Boone.
Annie was preceded in death by her loving husband of 52 years, Dewey Lee Oakes, one son, Cecil Fredrick Oakes of Vilas; one son-in-law, Lloyd (Jimmy) Raines of Vilas; one daughter-in-law, Hilda Bumgarner Oakes of Boone; two sisters, Rosie and Ethel Ward all of Sugar Grove; five brothers, John (Brownie) Hagaman, Robert Hagaman, Lawrence Hagaman, Gilbert Hagaman, and Gradon Hagaman all of Sugar Grove.
Funeral services for Annie Laura Hagaman Oakes will be conducted Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock at Austin & Barnes Funeral Chapel, officiated by Rev. Herbert McCoy and Pastor David Isenhour. Burial will follow at the Mount Lawn Cemetery.
The family will receive friends Tuesday evening from 6 o'clock until 7:30 at Austin & Barnes Funeral Home. The family respectfully requests no food. Flowers are accepted or memorials may be made to a charity of the donor's choice.
The family wishes to express our thanks for the excellent care given to our mother by Glenbridge Health and Rehabilitation nursing and support.
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2015 Kinesiology Department seniors present final projects Five class research projects designed and conducted by seniors were presented to an audience of faculty, alumni, administrators, students, family and friends at the end of spring semester. Each
A One-of-a-kind Place for Runners: Doug Yoder '77 - The Good of Goshen
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Exercise Testing
In October, Goshen College kinesiology students in the Exercise Testing class (KIN 375) studied and practiced testing relevant for elders, prior to going to the Greencroft retirement community to conduct senior fitness and balance testing.
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Backup With Combivir or Single Dose (SD) Truvada in Order to Avoid Non-nucleoside Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitor (NNRTI) Resistance After SD Nevirapine for the Prevention of Mother-to-child Transmission (PMTCT)
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The aim of the study is to find short course alternatives to single dose (sd)nevirapine for the prevention of mother-to-child HIV-transmission with the same or better degree of transmission protection than sd nevirapine but with less NNRTI resistance development.
HIV Infections
Drug: Zidovudine and Lamivudine (Combivir)
Drug: Emtricitabine and Tenofovir (Truvada)
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|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Prevention
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|Clinical Trial: Backup With Combivir (AZT/3TC) or Single Dose (sd) Truvada (FTC/TDF) in Order to Avoid NNRTI Resistance After sd Nevirapine for the Prevention of Mother-to-child Transmission (MTCT)
- frequency of mother-to-child HIV transmission [ Time Frame: 6 weeks post partum ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- frequency of NNRTI resistance development [ Time Frame: 6 weeks post partum ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Comparison of p24 antigen to HIV RNA for treatment induced changes in viremia [ Time Frame: Delivery, day 7, day 42 and month 9 post partum ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Comparison of p24 antigen ability to detect viremia for the various subtypes A,C & D [ Time Frame: Delivery, Day 7, Day 42 post partum, mother, Day 42 and Day 90 post partum child ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
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|June 2006
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|April 2011
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|October 2010 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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AZT from week 28 or asap thereafter. Intrapartum AZT and 3TC + Single dose NVP Postpartum Combivir tail for 7 days twice daily
|Drug: Zidovudine and Lamivudine (Combivir)
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AZT from week 28 or asap thereafter. Intrapartum Single dose Truvada + Single dose NVP
|Drug: Emtricitabine and Tenofovir (Truvada)
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Randomised open study comparing Zidovudine from 28 weeks gestation, single dose Nevirapine + 1 week of Combivir with Zidovudine from 28 weeks gestation, single dose Nevirapine + single dose of Truvada for the mothers during birth. In both arms the infants will receive one dose of nevirapine within the first days after births as well as 7 to 28 days Zidovudine. N = 450. The study will be conducted at Ngamiani and Makorora Health Centres and Bombo Regional Hospital in Tanga, Tanzania as a cooperation between Rigshospitalet, Denmark, University of Copenhagen and National Institute of Medical Research, Tanzania.
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- HIV infected, antiretroviral naive, not fulfilling national Tanzanian criteria for HAART treatment, giving informed consent, consenting to homevisit-follow-up in case of no-show for scheduled hospital visit.
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- CD4 less than 200 x10(6)/L, suffering from systemic diseases in need of medical treatment e.g. TB, renal or liver failure etc.
- Creatinin higher than 1,5 mg/dL, Alanine aminotransferase above 140 U/L
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00346567
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|Tanga, Tanzania
|Study Director:
|Terese L Katzenstein, MD Ph.D.
|Rigshospitalet, Denmark
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|Terese Katzenstein Consultant, MD, Ph.D. DMSc, Rigshospitalet
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00346567 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|June 29, 2006
|Last Updated:
|August 24, 2012
|Health Authority:
|Denmark: The Danish National Committee on Biomedical Research Ethics
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Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Lamivudine, zidovudine drug combination
Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors
Anti-HIV Agents
Anti-Infective Agents
Anti-Retroviral Agents
Antiviral Agents
Enzyme Inhibitors
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Nucleic Acid Synthesis Inhibitors
Pharmacologic Actions
Therapeutic Uses
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People who combine their passions and talents to change the world move me.
After founding Swim 4 Success, an organization that provides free swimming lessons for low-income youth, Laura White discovered the power of combining interests and skills to improve the world. As an undergraduate at Tulane University, Laura co-developed a pilot student social venture incubator, organized the first annual TEDxTU event, and helped a professor turn a traditional service-learning class into a social innovation class. She also co-founded Citizen Circles, which helps communities develop peer-facilitated social innovation courses. Laura continues to strive for a world where everyone uses their talents and passions to address social problems.
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