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De Villiers has admitted that the lack of a top playmaker - with world cup winner Butch James now plying his trade in England with Bath - is his main concern and the presence of imported stand-offs Tony Brown and Frederic Michalak in South Africa's Super 14 sides is exacerbating the problem.
De Villiers is keen for his Test players to be specialists in their positions, but candidates for the number 10 jersey have been hindered by their versatility.
Stormers back Peter Grant has been alternating between fly-half and centre, while Francois Steyn has turned out at 10, 12, 13 and 15 for the Sharks this season.
"For the test matches against Wales I would like to start with a team in which every player is a specialist in his position," De Villiers told Beeld.
De Villiers would like Grant to be given more game time for the Stormers.
"I'd like to see him play more often, just as I would appreciate it if the Sharks gave Ruan Pienaar more exposure at fly-half," De Villiers said.
He added that Steyn's versatility is not working in the player's favour.
"I do not know what his best position is," added De Villiers. "And I make no secret of the fact that I do not value versatility highly."
The Springboks meet Wales in Bloemfontein on June 7 and in Pretoria a week later.
Only seven of the World Cup XV would currently be in his run on squad on form, De Villiers added.
"Some of the World Cup stalwarts made a slow start in the Super 14 but I am encouraged by the upward curve in their form," he said.
"Take Bryan Habana. He was awesome in the Bulls' last two matches. He is a special player who has the ability to help everyone around him lift their game."
De Villiers said the team for the first test against Wales would certainly contain some surprises.
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Current Research and Scholarly Interests Dr. Clarke's research efforts are centered in five areas: 1) the epidemiology of breast cancer, 2) the epidemiology of lymphoid malignancies 3) immunologic and viral causes of malignancy, 4) cancer surveillance and creative uses of and ways to visually display cancer surveillance data (e.g, SEER, cancer registry data) and more recently, 5) internet-based, patient-centric methods for recruitment and data collection in epidemiologic studies.
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Current Research and Scholarly Interests We are using Saccharomyces cerevisiae and Human to conduct whole genome analysis projects. The yeast genome sequence has approximately 6,000 genes. We have made a set of haploid and diploid strains (21,000) containing a complete deletion of each gene. In order to facilitate whole genome analysis each deletion is molecularly tagged with a unique 20-mer DNA sequence. This sequence acts as a molecular bar code and makes it easy to identify the presence of each deletion.
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FIT Celebrates its Fall All- Americans and Successes in 2013
By DJ Bevivino
(New York, NY) The athletic programs at FIT are again, being nationally recognized. The National Junior College Athletic Association has announced their list of All- Americans and the Fashion Institute of Technology has been well represented in every fall sport. The announcement comes at the end of a year where many of the teams and athletes had amazing success.
Cross Country- The 2013 cross country and half marathon season was outstanding. The team continually finished in the top ranks of each race. They set a goal of finishing in the top 5 at nationals and they did just that. Led by Freshman Lindsey Schroth, who finished in 14th place at nationals, earned herself a spot on the Honorable Mention All-American team. Running against teams from higher division and the NCAA the half marathon team flew out to Georgia as the only representative from the NJCAA Div. III and finished only 3 points out of ninth place. The 10th place finish by the three girls competing shows the true talent of the FIT Athletes as this was the first time they had competed in a half marathon race.
Soccer- The women's soccer team finished their season second in both the league and the region. As the program is now in its third year, and gaining respect within the soccer community, the players are really starting to turn heads. Seniors Katie Snyder, Kate Snow, Hannah Rodriguez all were named first team All-Region. Three of the Tigers defenders were named to the second team All-Region as well, senior Melanie Daniel along with freshmen Erica Renstrom and Darcey Lehman. The fall, however couldn't have gone any better for senior Fashion Design student Hayley Reid. She was named, not only to the first team all- region team, but she was also named All- Region Player of the Year. This is the first time a FIT soccer player has ever been named player of the year. Hayley set another first for FIT Athletics, she was the first soccer player from the college to be named an All-American (second team). Katelyn Snow was also recognized for not just her work on the field but in the classroom as well. Katelyn was named to the first team All-American Scholars by the National Soccer Coaches Athletic Association.
Volleyball- With Carrie Thomas at the helm for the second year, the Tigers were out jumping hitting and diving just about every team they played this year. Playing over 40 matches this season the Tigers were destined from the start to go to nationals. The team won both the Howard Tournament, CCRI tournament and came in second at the Mustang Invitational. After beating local rival Suffolk in the region tournament, the Tigers advanced to the national tournament held in Minnesota. Playing some of the best teams in the country the tigers advanced from their #8 seed to finish 7th in the country. The team was filled with talent, there is no other way to put it. Lead by Carrie Thomas, who was named coach of the region, as well as Coach of the tournament, raised the bar for future teams. The talented duo of Rachel Carey and Alison Tyler ended the season being named to the Honorable Mention All-region team. The accolades for seniors Anna Buckley and Megan Houff are going in the record books were they will be tough to beat. Buckley recorded over 1000 set assists in her career, and was named to the first team All-Region team. Houff not to be out done was:
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Tennis- The Tigers Tennis team had a lot of pressure after their outstanding season last year. However, if you knew this team at all you knew they would be up for the challenge. What else can you say except they finished second in the country. SECOND IN THE COUNTRY. That's right, Coach Lynn Cabot-Puro, notching her 3rd Consecutive Coach of the year award, lead this team right back to Billie Jean King stadium and put on a show. Three players from the tigers were named second team All-Americans. Senior Ashley Yakaboski, and Freshman Robyn Arteaga, were both named for singles play. Senior Keerthana Sivaramakrishnan was also named to the second team for singles play but was honored with another award. Kik,i as her teammates call her, was awarded the 2013 National Coaches Sportsmanship award.
How can you top that? The Fashion Institute of Technology is a dominant force in Athletics. Three teams playing at Nationals, 2 Coaches of the year, 6 All- Americans, 2 players of the year, and that was just the fall. With Swimming &Diving and Track & Field still ready to make their mark on an incredible start to the 2013-14 athletic calendar we can only expect to add to that list of accomplishments.


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(Aug 05, 2009) On July 30, 2009, the Federal Constitutional Court of Germany ruled that the government intelligence service (BND) may not withhold information from the legislature, unless there is a good cause presented in a detailed explanation. (Federal Constitutional Court website [in English], http://www.bundesverfassungsgericht.de/en/index.html (last visited Aug. 3, 2009; text of ruling not yet available as of this date).) Merely refusing to provide information claiming a need to maintain secrecy is insufficient, the judges said, calling such claims "not plausible." (Legal Setback for German Government and Its Intelligence Agencies, DEUTSCHE WELLE, July 30, 2009, available at http://www.dw-world.de/dw/article/0,,4529937,00.html.)
The decision came in a case that began when the BND declined in 2006 to report to the German Green Party as to whether the Party was the subject of surveillance. The BND had argued that release of the information would have compromised their intelligence-gathering methods. (Id.) According to some parliamentarians, the recent Constitutional Court decision could lead to some information that is currently classified becoming public. (Matt Glenn, Germany High Court Rules Intelligence May Not Be Withheld from Parliament, PAPER CHASE NEWSBURST, July 31, 2009, available at http://jurist.law.pitt.edu/paperchase/2009/07/germany-high-court-rules-
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An East Naples man faces a DUI charge after he tried to pick up a car Sunday from a friend who also had been arrested for DUI.
Collier County Sheriff's deputies first arrested Kimberly Margaret Fennessey, 29, around 4:30 a.m. after noticing signs of her impairment at the intersection of Livingston Road and Orange Blossom Drive, according to an arrest report. Fennessey told them to call her friend Julio Cesar Magana, 22, to pick up her car, deputies reported.
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The Republican leader of the Washington budget battle, U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin, joins Naples Municipal Airport Executive Director Ted Soliday and "Keep the Spirit of 45 Alive" director Lois Bolin on this week's "Naples Daily NewsMakers with Jeff Lytle" program.
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If you want a naughty game to take with you anywhere, you need Lust! Explore your romantic and physical intimacy with your partner and enjoy the opportunity to act out various indulgences with each other.
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Who needs strip poker?
Reviewed: January 28, 2015 by playfulnpretty, a Bisexual Married Female
This is a really fun card game
My husband and I bought it (from another 'toy-shop' unfortunately) whilst on a week away, that although nice and sunny when we left home, it turned into torrential downpour two days later and left us looking for something to keep us entertained in our hotel room until the weather, hopefully, cleared up.
Well, it certainly did the job we bought it for!
The cards are colourful, cheerful, and fun - not just to look at but also when following their instructions.
They gave gave us ideas for new positions that we hadn't tried before, and some that we'd never even considered before and we ended up trying things that weren't in our normal playlist, but they are now! (Well, some anyway - and the rest are revisited on occasion when the game comes back out of the cupboard!)
The game itself is fun - there's nothing serious about either the look of it, or the gameplay, it's just perfect for those days where you're in the mood, fancy something a little different, but can't quite decide what - no need to make any decisions - by the end of the game, you'll have tried all sorts of things, some of which might be new - others you'd forgotten about, and even some that might have you giggling or laughing whilst trying them out!
This really is a game that I would recommend to friends - in fact, I have - and one or two have taken my advice and thanked me for it afterwards.
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My husband and I LOVED this game.
We used it on a week away, when the weather turned really bad and 'hanging out in our hotel room' was far better than 'hanging out in the bar'! :)
The game doesn't take itself seriously - it's colourful, and fun - and the pictures are nicely illustrated.
It certainly had us trying a lot of positions, (and other 'stuff') that we hadn't tried before - and sometimes hadn't THOUGHT of trying before, and we had a HUGE amount of time trying them.
I really would recommend this to someone that just wants to add a genuine bit of 'fun' - as well as adventure - into their bedroom... or living room... or, as in our case, hotel room!
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- It's fun - and I now have a wider bedroom repertoire (so does my husband).
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- There wasn't anything I - we - didn't like. We laughed our way through it.
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- A fantastic game - I've recommended it to friends, and we play it regularly.
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Sexy fun
Reviewed: July 25, 2013 by JF83, a Straight Engaged Female
This fun game is great value for money and has us trying all types of new positions and foreplay acts.
Plenty for both of us to do and kept us entertained for hours. The cards were tastefully illustrated and not in the least bit tacky.
There are three different games to play but to be honest we stuck to the foreplay and position cards for our first attempt.
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- Fun and value for money.
- Cons
- Nothing.
- Bottom line
- Sexy fun!
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Reviewed: February 15, 2015 by Ginger Lovin', a Straight Going Steady Male
I was looking for something a bit different to try and found these.
There are three different ways to play the game, each differing slightly in the way you earn cards.
We only played the shortest version, which took around 30 minutes until one of us one then acted out our 'fantasy' made up from the winning cards.
I'm looking forward to trying it again as it will push us to try things we wouldn't think of doing otherwise.
Good buy.
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- Can play a long or short game.
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- Some cards were a little boring.
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- Worth buying as you can play many times over.
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Y'know, I set out to write this recap and really throw some mud on the zebras about this game.
Then I came to my senses….
Yes, this was likely the worst-officiated of the over 250 (that ain't an exaggeration) NBA games I've watched this season. There was an phantom offensive foul called on Rudy and an even phantomer call against Marc Gasol on Russell "I push off with the off-arm more than Wade, Shaq, and Lebron combined times ten" Westbrook, both while the game was very much in question late in the fourth quarter. Conley got jackhammered about 100 times…
…so what. Officials don't cause a team to go down by 16 at home in the third quarter to a team who played overtime the night before and is missing its best player. Lack of hustle does that. Offensive discombobulation does that. Rudy Gay not waking up until the second half was well underway did that.
The Grizzlies were flat out of the gate, and OKC sensed that. Jeff Green and Westbrook, two of my favorite young players in the NBA, sensed it strongest and did what they do-play with the reckless abandon and young energy that they know might bring them success..and it did.
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Ok. Back to the recap.
Marko Jaric played very poorly. He threw away several passes, again failed to score a field goal, and didn't exactly stop Kyle Weaver, Westbrook, or even Earl Watson.
Ok, that's harsh. He did ok against Watson. On D anyway.
OKC went to the guys whom they knew could get it done-Green, Westbrook,and….THABO? HUH??? This guy looked way too good tonight. I like his game, but he's a defender. When Thabo drops 15 and 11on you, you suck. What Thabo really did was to use his size and strength to get around OJ, Buck, and QRoss and get in position to make a few shots and get around one jillion rebounds.He missed a lot of shotstoo, but he made way too many. Any is too many.
Darrell Arthur had a nice game, but only played 16 minutes…I'm sorta left to wonder why. He was stronger inside than Hakim (could someonepokeHak and wakehim up and tell him that Kyle being gone is going to be an ok thing????)and was on fire from the field-perhaps there was a mismatch issue that concerned Hollins or a minor injury. OJ had a few of his signature "wow" moves, but he CLEARLY let the lopsided officiating get inside his head, and that kept him from having a better game than he did.
Rudy Gay's body language on the bench (Hollins pulled him early in the first in favor of Q) just screamed "this sucks and I wanna go home, they won't get me any help, and they traded by bestest XBox BFF". Mr. Gay needs to, as I've stated previously, discern that players as talented as he is don't ask for help-they ARE the help. Stop lookin' around Rudy, and look in that $%*&^#@ mirror. Once he got good and irritated in the second half, he started doing the things that can help his team win, but the calls going repeatedly against the Grizzlies clearly upset his game equilibrium as well. And Rudy, you don't get to say it's 'cuz we're a young team, blahblahblah.
Mike Conley also took a while to get rolling-like Rudy, once he got good and irritated, he ratcheted up his game and wound up with 17 points, but he too let the slow start and the foul abuse he was suffering at the end of Westbrook's off-arm get to him.
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Replacements: Matt Williams, Ethan Waller, Danny Hobbs, Darrell Dyer, Jamie Warr, Ryan Glynn, Will Hooley, Anders Mogensen
Replacements: James Flynn, Sam Lewis, Joe Kelly, Danny Waddy, Ryan de la Harpe, Mike Haley, Sam James, Matt Clarke
There was a single-point difference between the sides for over half an hour during the second half, but a last gasp Mogensen try settled the issue.
The Wanderers went ahead through Ryan Lamb's penalty in the third minute, but the Jets replied a minute later when Mark Jennings punted through a loose pass and dived onto the ball for the evening's first try.
The game was flowing fast and while Tom Collins' run to the line was halted for crossing, James Craig stole the subsequent lineout and the Wanderers maul progressed some 20 metres. When the ball became free, Lamb's sweeping pass found Cato and the full back scored his side's first try with ten minutes gone.
Two minutes later came another fine scoring effort. Tom May led the charge from inside his own half and when Collins scooped up a cross kick, the young wing also showed the presence of mind to offload on his way to the floor, teeing up the score for Ethan Waller.
The hosts were certainly on top, but after a number of scrums and penalties came to nothing, the next set piece descended into handbags and on the touch judge's advice, brothers Ethan and Alex Waller were yellow carded, along with Sale's Ross Harrison.
When Collins charged down a clearance it looked as though the 13 men would score next. A couple of loose passes by the home side conceded both territory and the ball. With the Wanderers stretched, Richie Vernon cruised under the sticks for a try on 28 minutes.
Jordan Davies added the extras and then struck the post with the conversion of Nick Royle's try four minutes later, as the Jets exploited the extra space at their disposal. The Wanderers recaptured the lead just as the Wallers returned, Stephenson setting his side on the front foot in a move finished by a Lamb drop goal.
The 18-17 margin remained until the break but Sale were in front again four minutes after the resumption, Will Cliff speeding clear with enough support to put Cameron Shepherd over beside the posts. Davies converted.
The momentum of the game continued to swing and having won a turnover for the Wanderers, Stephenson then jinked through and produced the scoring pass for Darrell Dyer on 49 minutes, giving Lamb a simple conversion.
Chances were few and far between in the third quarter, though crunching hits from Alex and Scott Armstrong kept the crowd interested, the latter as the Jets attempted to play their way clear. Their efforts came to nothing, however, as did another series of phases just moments from time. After a Wanderers' maul made metres in midfield, the game was finally settled by Anders Mogensen with the final play of the match.
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The Fukuhara Group Show August 4-29, 2013 at the
Thousand Oaks Community Gallery 2331 Borchard Road in Newbury Park Ca. will be featuring the work of the artists that participated in the Fukuhara workshop held in May of this year at Lone Pine, Ca.
The nationally and internationally recognized artist, Henry Fukuhara, established these workshops in 1998. Fukuhara was a watercolorist teacher who was incarcerated with his family in the World War II Manzanar Relocation Center located north of the town of Lone Pine.
Over the 16years of workshops, the artists have painted scenes from Alabama Hills, The Manzanar Historic Site, Lone Pine, Independence, Keeler and Olancha. Artists traveled to Lone Pine in mid-May to attend the 16th Annual Fukuhara Watercolor Workshop. Always welcomed and sheltered by those who live there, the group has weathered high wind, dust, coldness & snow or the pleasure of warm gentle breezes and sunny blue skies, perfect for plein air painting. Demonstrations and critiques by those who organized the event are part of the workshop experience.
Due to declining health and poor vision, 2005 was the last workshop that Henry Fukuhara attended. His passing in 2010, at the age of 96, brought on a strong will to keep his legacy alive by those who knew of his generosity and kindness, thus the workshops have continued in his honor.
Under the guidance of Al Setton and Phyllis Doyon, this years Fukuhara Group artists will display their artistry at the Thousand Oaks Community Gallery 2331 Borchard Road in Newbury Park, Ca. August 4-29, 2013.
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Out walking the dogs. Always have my camera with me and this just caught my eye as a couple of tourists looked out on the incoming tide. Would appreciate constructive comments. New to digital photography and the world of photoshop is blowing my mind at the moment. Lots of fun.
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Good composition, nice use of the rails, the figures and the lampost.
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A belated welcome to epz, Paul. I must say that a 5D is pretty mind-blowing for a carry-everywhere camera! Mine is called Emergency Lumix, it fits in the palm of my hand but does not get called upon to respond to sweeping land/seascapes like this.
Excellent composition with both a lead-in and a lead-out, figures to suggest scale, promising textures to look at and a great mono conversion. I can't suggest a definitive improvement, but there are several modifications you might like to play with, e.g. cropping the foreground to the bottom of the wall on the right to give a letterbox format.
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Thank you for the comments. After a 10 yr break from taking photos for pleasure I got back into photography with an Ixus 750 which to be honest Bill is my normal carry anywhere camera. Recently treated myself to the 5D to get back into it more seriously. I bring it with me whenever I go out for a walk to practise my craft. Have just invested in some Grad filters and looking forward to playing with these over the coming weeks. Some really inspiring images on this site - a world of talent and so much to learn from it.
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A well composed image & the railings make a great lead
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Composition is superb, great lead-in of the railing ....
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Glad you like your 5D , I have the same camera and lens!
I like this image, good lead in and topped with the lovely street light in silhoutte.
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Silt of the EarthThough she doesn't get her feet dirty, Natalia Estrada, a second-year student in the Joint Doctoral Program between the University of Idaho and the Tropical Agricultural Research and Higher Education Center (CATIE) in Costa Rica, carries out important soil erosion research.
Natalia Estrada prepares for an aerial recognition of her study area in the Volcanica Central Talamanca Biological Corridor in Costa Rica.
"I chose the University of Idaho/CATIE joint doctoral program because it embraces diversity and offers a wide range of conservation research in natural and managed ecosystems in the temperate and the tropics," says Estrada. "If you are not from the U.S., this is a place where you can easily adjust to the community because of the friendly, supportive faculty, staff and students."
By using innovative methodologies developed at the University of Idaho and elsewhere in the U.S. and applying them to tropical conditions, Estrada conducts remote sensing (satellite imagery) and modeling that can pinpoint exactly where soil erosion is a problem.
Ariel view of a coffee agroforestry system in the Volcanica Central Talamanca Biological Corridor in Costa Rica. Photo by Fabrice DeClerk.
By identifying these erosion "hot spots," Estrada can transfer knowledge to Costa Rica's national funding agency in charge of assigning and regulating payments for ecosystem services.
Payments for ecosystem services are a type of economic instrument that promotes conservation and the implementation of sustainable agricultural practices like agroforestry systems. These systems help control soil loss on farms and provide other ecosystem services such as carbon sequestration, pest control functions, pollinization, habitat, and landscape connectivity for plants and animals dispersion, and others.
Armed with the information from Estrada's results, dam operators who are willing can target payments to farmers located in the hotspots areas. Farmers then are recognized by implementing agricultural practices that help to retain the soil that provides the ecosystem service of soil erosion control. This strategy will help dam operators reduce the amount of money expended annually to remove the sediments in the dams and repair damages, and it may contribute toward improving farmers' livelihoods.
The Cachi Hydroelectric Dam located in the Volcanica Central Talamanca Biological Corridor in Costa Rica. Photo by Fabrice DeClerk.
Estrada is specifically focusing on the watersheds that are in biological corridors in Costa Rica. These regions are important because they sit between protected areas and provide for the livelihoods of thousands of Costa Ricans who produce coffee, sugar and other tropical crops.
Estrada studies the Volcanica Central - Talamanca Biological Corridor, which has high precipitation and is located on Caribbean side of the country. She also is focusing on the Hoja Ancha Biological Corridor located on the Pacific Ocean side, where a regular dry season makes strategic conservation of forests to protect water sources particularly important. Estrada explains it is important to evaluate both rainy and dry regions because water bodies in each can have differing amounts of sediment load.
"Some ecosystem services are not provided equally throughout the landscape," says Estrada. "By quantifying soil erosion on the landscape level, we can determine the best investment scenarios in areas where ecosystem services are really needed."
Estrada says Costa Rica is developing broader definitions of conservation that apply not just to the land but to the people who depend on it.
"Economic evaluation and assessment of ecosystems services help to develop efficient and effective biodiversity conservation strategies that also can alleviate poverty," she says. "I am hoping to improve the efficiency of payments for ecosystem services."
Raised in Colombia, Estrada feels called to continue working on natural resource conservation issues in Central and South America after she graduates.


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Sept. 10, 2013
Dr. Michael DeLashmutt, Academic Dean and VP for Academic Affairs, delivered the address at convocation on Tuesday, September 10, marking the start of Trinity's 70th academic year.
Dressed in academic regalia and carrying the Trinity cross and Bible, faculty led staff and students across the street on a sunny afternoon to Everett's Performing Arts Center, where the community convened to celebrate the first week of class and install DeLashmutt as dean.
In addition, two faculty members were bestowed with doctoral hoods: Stephen Marshall-Ward, chair and professor of music, and Norma Aamodt-Nelson, affiliate faculty in music.
New student leaders and resident assistants were also installed, as well as a host of new faculty and staff.
The college opens another academic year, its sixth in its Everett campus, welcoming an incoming class of almost 90 students and boosting total enrollment to over 200 students.
At this, the beginning of Trinity Lutheran College's 70th academic year, and at the start of my tenure as Trinity's Academic Dean, I want to pause and reflect upon the goal of our educational enterprise. According to our mission-statement:
Trinity Lutheran College, through biblically-centered education, develops Christian leaders with a global perspective whose lives and ministry serve Jesus Christ in church and society.
What does this mean for us today?
As a College we are first and foremost an educational institution. We are a place where student, staff and faculty through the curriculum and co-curicular activities mutually engage in a community of learning. Learning may take the form of lecturers and seminars, papers and exams, but it may also take shape through dialogue, conversation, play and experimentation. In this community, we are all learning together, innovating together, risking together, and it is together that we celebrate our shared successes and learn from our shared failures.
In this community of learning, we define our education as 'biblically centered'. Now, many Christian colleges make reference to the Bible or to faith in their founding documents and mission statements. Often such statements function as either a token claim that is made to appease donors or as a line drawn in the sand to let you know who is or isn't in the group. At Trinity, the bible is neither a vestigial appendage left over from more pious times, nor a badge of membership that excludes those of us with different beliefs; we are all invited to engage in this shared and common conversation. By saying that we are biblically centered, we are describing a form of education that is shaped by the wide possibilities that are opened-up to all of us through an honest encounter with sacred scripture.
In other words, 'Biblically-centered' education is not limited, closed off, or dogmatic. In neither a CRUX class on Paul's Letter to the Romans, nor in a science course on Oceanography would Scripture be used to shut-down the pursuit of truth. Indeed, our approach to the Bible is one that finds within the text a 'surplus' of meaning – an inexhaustible encounter with the author and subject of the text that is renewed at every reading. Such an approach to the Bible (and to our other subjects) lends to us a culture of 'epistemological humility' – a fancy way of saying that we know that there are things that we don't know!
Trinity Lutheran College's Biblically-Centered education has as its goal the development of Christian leaders with a global perspective.
It is required of us all to be disabused of the notion that the world ends at our peer group or city. To live a life of justice and mercy, we must recognize that our neighbor – to whom Christ commands our love – may as easily live in London or Bangledesh as Lake Stevens or Bothell.
At Trinity one of the ways we have worked to create a Global Perspective is by growing to become one of the most ethnically, religiously, and socio-economically diverse private Christian colleges in the country. Among a myriad of other ways, it is firstly through this community and within the classroom itself that we are bringing about a global perspective.
As we become a more diverse college, what does it mean for us to claim that we are developing Christian leaders? If you are a Hindu, a Muslim, a Buddhist, or have no religious background at all can you still be developed as a Christian leader? I think so. There are a number of ways that we could define Christian leadership (servant leadership, emotional influence, oversight, etc.) but underneath whatever theory of approach to leadership you may want to espouse, I believe that Christian Leadership is demonstrated by a kind of practical wisdom that is lived out courageously for the sake of the other.
Becoming a person of wisdom means being able to develop the skills of a generous interpreter; one who can hold in tension a variety of viewpoints and perspectives. It means becoming the kind of person who explores issues with intellectual and emotional knowledge; who can live with the language of poetry and metaphor as well as science and reason; who is able to allow the stranger or the alien to challenge any tentative conclusions; and who can stay both provisional and at the same time decided. While becoming wise means developing competence in such principles and skills, becoming courageous means being emboldened to translate such principles into transformative action, whether in vocational ministry, professional careers, social work, education, or political life. The aim of the work of Trinity Lutheran College is to provide a context for individuals to put wisdom into action, by engaging deeply, sincerely, and compassionately with the needs of society, and by being willing to sacrifice for the benefit of the other.
In other words, to be a Christian leader is to be the kind of person whose life and ministry serves Christ and society. A Christian leader possesses a fundamental orientation towards their neighbor, a selflessness that compels those around them to join in a mission of service to and for God's world, and an attentiveness to discerning God's voice, whether read in sacred text or spoken through the mouths of those around you.
I want to conclude with this thought: Some have said that Christian Colleges are glorified finishing schools. Places where young Christians go to acclimate to a Christian culture, learn to adopt the norms that will help them to get by, maybe prepare them for marriage so that they can leave ready to enter comfortable adult society.
At Trinity, we are not a finishing school. We are a beginnings school. We are not trying to acclimate you to a Christian culture, we are educating you to be leader's in God's world. We are not trying to teach you to adopt societal norms, we are opening you up to the wildness of a God. We are preparing you for vocation – a calling – which will shine within you like the light of the world, a city on a hill.


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The History of Panettone
A Slice of Panettone's Story
Originating in Milan, Italy, it seems the leaven cake dates back to Roman times, and written proof linking the bread to Christmas goes back to the 18th century. It wasn't until the 20th century that commercial bakers decided to make panettone in large-scale batches, thus driving down the prices and increasing panettone's popularity as a Christmas gift. Many Italians gift loved ones panettone during Christmas and New Year's, and it's such a huge symbol of Italian culture that the country is undergoing efforts to stamp authentic Italian panettone products with a controlled designation of origin tag, as Brazilian-made panettone is more readily available in the United States.
It's not uncommon for the average Italian family to end up with more panettone than it knows what to do with. When guests visit during the holiday season, a loaf will often be brought out and served with sweet wine or coffee. Some Italians serve the slices with a dollop of mascarpone cheese. Boxed panettone lasts quite a while, but it's easy to freeze for later (or even next year!). The spongy, dry quality of the bread makes leftovers ideal for French toast or bread pudding.
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His Highness the Aga Khan III, Hazrat Imam Sultan Mohamed Shah was born on Friday November 2, 1877 at 'Honeymoon Lodge' in Karachi.
His birth was an occasion of immense joy for the family and particularly his grandfather, Hazrat Imam Hassanali Shah, Aga Khan I, who named him 'Sultan Mohammad.'
His mother, Lady Aly Shah, belonged to the Persian Royal family. In later life, she was also bestowed with the honour of the Crown of India by the King-Emperor of the British Empire.
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Cardinal Peter Turkson may have badly damaged his prospects of becoming pope by suggesting that child sexual abuse is not a major problem in churches in Africa because homosexuality is looked on negatively. The remark is not only offensive but also reveals a dangerous ignorance that may undermine attempts to protect children.
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Whether it's boudoir or glamour, an editorial shoot, a band publicity photo, or a product shot, when it comes down to it, it's all really just portraiture to me. When I shot the promotional photos for Andrea Marie & The Magnolia Band, it was probably no surprise to them when I asked the members to pose for me individually. Sure, I love a good group shot, but there's just something great about working one-on-one with a person to get a nice portrait.
The shot above was taken outdoors. But we wandered into a nearby beer joint to get some interior shots, too. After all the main setups were shot, I asked each band member to sit individually by one of the windows and pose for a few frames. I setup an umbrella, in shoot-thru configuration, opposite the window as shown with a 580EX II as the light source. Below the diagram are my shots of guitar player, John Fink. He's got a great look which is perfect for demonstrating the effectiveness of having the subject simply turn their head when using this sidelight setup.
Notice how we can get a soft and contemplative look, as he looks out the window. Then, more dramatic and intense looks as he turns his head away from it, letting the double side lighting really bring out detail and texture. The shadow side, as you you can see, is always toward the camera. A very similar effect is often created in the studio by placing two identical light sources opposite each other on either side of the subject.
For these shots, I used my Canon 85mm f/1.8 USM at f/1.8. ISO was 200, shutter speed 1/100 sec. The big window light is noticeably softer here. You might wonder why the lighting from the shoot-thru umbrella is harder. Consider that the umbrella was actually positioned about 10 ft. from the subject. This, in effect, makes it a smaller light source than the window (relative the the subject), giving that side a more contrasty/harsh effect. If we'd brought the umbrella closer, it would have provided a softer light, similar to the window light.


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Wednesday, June 22
Carrollton Rotary Club meets every Wednesday at noon at Butler Park lodge.
AA Big Book study group meets every Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Carrollton Christian Church, 310 Fifth St.
Cartmell Elementary School Site Based Decision Making Council meets at 3:30 p.m. an the school.
Thursday, June 23
Our family has been a busy one this week. We spent June 12 hosting an engagement party for our daughter and her fiancé.
It was only for the family, but the groom's family is quite large. It was fun for me because now that I no longer cater, I have the time to do more meals and parties for friends and family, which I love to do.
Since I did not know the likes and dislikes of the group we were entertaining, I tried to include some very simple, but well-liked foods that I have served over the years.
The threat of severe storms Friday night and into Saturday morning didn't deter the 15 teams participating in this year's Relay for Life at the Carroll County Fairgrounds.
County Relay Chairman Scott Niswonger said meteorologists earlier in the week forecast a 60 percent chance of severe thunderstorms, prompting him to call a special meeting with team captains and other Relay official Thursday night to determine options for the annual event, which was held from 7 p.m. Friday to 7 a.m. Saturday.
Now that Easter is only a few days away, I have found myself doing a little reminiscing. I remember the way we celebrated Easter when I was a little girl. My maternal grandmother always bought my Easter dress, hat gloves and all. The dresses were always frilly with lots of crinoline underneath. Actually, some of those styles have come back for the younger girls.
General Butler State Resort Park, together with Kentucky Chautauqua, presents a living-history drama, "Lucy Bakewell Audubon: A Kentucky Love Story," at 7 p.m. today, Wednesday, April 20, in the Lodge Lounge.
Lucy Bakewell Audubon was the wife of John James Audubon, the famed naturalist, artist and author of "Birds of America." She felt she was "perfectly suited" for him and was incredibly devoted to him. She made enormous sacrifices and suffered public scorn as she supported her husband's talents.
Bill Davis shared this history of Ghent College and Ghent School with The News-Democrat after the structure was destryoed by fire Sunday. Davis researched this for the "Encyclopedia of Northern Kentucky."
Ghent College in Carroll County, Ky., was founded in 1867, when local citizens led by James Frank formed a corporation creating a private nonsectarian college for white students at Ghent. A three-story brick college building was built on the western edge of town the following year, at a cost of $31,700.
The Carroll-Henry county area recently became the inspiration and blank canvas for a student's senior thesis photography project.
Lauren DiFulvio, a senior at College of Mount St. Joseph in Cincinnati, Ohio, photographed a series of portraits and environmental shots in Port Royal, English, Turners Station and Carrollton for her thesis project.
Members of Carroll County Animal Support donated 14 books to Kathryn Winn Primary School's library Monday, April 11, as part of the local celebration of Kentucky Week for the Animals. The books teach about how to care for pets and the importance of adopting shelter dogs and cats.
Principal Gerda Wise received books from CCAS members Robin Caldwell, left, Executive Director Tammie Crawford, center, and Victoria Meister.
Lindsey Wilson College is coming to Jefferson Community and Technical College-Carrollton Campus.
LWC is offering an accelerated bachelor's degree in human services and counseling and a master's degree in mental health counseling and human development at the Carrollton campus.
Interested in more information about these programs? Join us for an information session on Tuesday, June 28. Drop by between 5-7 p.m. to find out more.
A young couple decided to wed. As the big day approached, they grew apprehensive. Each had a problem they had never before shared with anyone, not even each other.
The groom-to-be, overcoming his fear, decided to ask his father for advice. "Father," he said, "I am deeply concerned about the success of my marriage. I love my fiancée, very much, but you see, I have very smelly feet, and I'm afraid that my future wife will be put off by them."
We just spent a week of vacation with our son, daughter-in-law and four grandchildren — ages 1, 2, 4 and 10 — in Florida.
In that group we have some very picky eaters, including the adults. As much as I love them all, I do get a little disturbed because they all eat a lot of snack foods. The general menu for the 2- and 4- year-olds is chicken fingers and French fries, no vegetables. Their mother is trying to get them to eat better, but their habit of eating snack foods that it makes it very difficult for her.
This year's Carroll County Fair is June 2-11. I know this is more than a month away, but it is not too early to start thinking of what you might like to enter in the fair.
What flowers or vegetables might you grow? What items have you made or are making that you could enter? Do you paint or take photographs? Start thinking ahead for what you might want to exhibit. We like to see lots of entries in the open and 4-H classes at the fair. You can win money and ribbons for items that showcase your abilities.
Workers who sustain injuries on the job will find a new face at Carroll County Memorial Hospital ready to assist them with their recovery.
Dr. Sherrell Nunnelley assumed his full-time role as medical director of occupational medicine two weeks ago, but he has been working at CCMH a couple of days each week for the past two months.
"For the past 20 years, I have been taking care of all kinds of injuries," Nunnelley said.
Multi-talented Sharon Graves is like the Martha Stewart of Carroll County: She can paint, take pictures, sew, quilt, cross-stitch, create jewelry and is currently learning how to cut maps and make picture frames. "For me, to see something come out of nothing is so exciting," she said.
Graves' landscape acrylic paintings and photography will be on display at the Carroll County Public Library during the month of April. There will also be an artist's reception for her on Monday, April 4 from 6-8 p.m. at the library.
A Shining STAR Customer Service training program that I attended a couple of weeks ago is even more important to us now with the announcement that Kentucky Speedway will host a NASCAR Sprint Cup race July 9, 2011. Carrollton and Carroll County have just a little more than 10 months to prepare fo
Journeyman Steve Young recently visited Carrollton during one of his journeys across the country to raise awareness for the Victory Junction Gang Camp, a camp for sick and terminally ill children in Randleman, N.C. According to their website, the camp opened in 2004 and has served more than 11,000 children and families from 47 states and th
Auctions are a place where learning to detect and interpret even the most minute change of body language is key. As the amplified voice of the owner and auctioneer, David Neville, rambles the increment prices of the merchandise, most of the communication on the floor of Capstone Produce Market was being done through looks, small nods of the head and quick hand gestures. Othe
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That's the coarseness coming through. I wold have to put a hell of a lot of gel on my hair to get that super shiny, smooth look and it's just not worth it to me. I just put it back and go. I appreciate the coarseness ;) Here, I only have the KCCC on the ends. I apply the KCCC AFTER I have my hair already half up and half down, and apply to the ends of the pony and run it through the portion that is hanging down.Also, I have to admit I do have some shedding. I'll have to take a picture next time I detangle. Although, I probably should detangle more than once every three weeks or so. That might help, huh?
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Sen. Brown Applauds Senate Passage of Bill Aimed at Ending Workforce Discrimination
The Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA) Would Protect Americans from Workplace Discrimination Based on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) applauded the Senate's passage of a bill, by a vote of 64-32, to protect Americans from workplace discrimination on the basis of actual or perceived sexual orientation and gender identity. The Employment Non-Discrimination Act (ENDA) would protect lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered (LGBT) Americans from workplace discrimination. Brown, who voted in favor of ENDA, offered the following statement:
"Far too many Americans go to work each day fearing that they will be fired for who they are and who they love," Brown said. "This is wrong and violates our nation's belief that every citizen deserves equality and justice. That is why I applaud my Senate colleagues for passing the Employment Non-Discrimination Act, which would entitle LGBT Americans to the same workplace protections that are offered to other citizens on the basis of race, religion, gender, or disability. Now it is up the House to do the right thing by bringing ENDA to a vote."
Shortly before today's vote, Brown gave a speech on the Senate floor urging his colleagues to support ENDA.
ENDA has been endorsed by national civil rights organizations such as the Human Rights Campaign, the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, the ACLU, that National Black Justice Coalition, labor organizations, and Fortune 500 companies.
Brown, a strong advocate for equal rights, is a co-sponsor of ENDA. He is one of just a handful of sitting senators who voted against the controversial Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) in 1996 – during his service as a member of the U.S. House of Representatives. Brown supports equality of opportunity for all Americans and has previously cosponsored the Student Nondiscrimination Act (SNDA) and the Safe Schools Improvement Act to end discrimination and bullying.
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Dirty dirty chica
I jus banged a smut. No, I really did, this aint an example.
автор: Lookin 4 ass 28 сентября 2003
a smelly slut. ''sm' from smelly and 'ut' from slut
that fucking smut was mad loose.
автор: jessi 15 апреля 2005
One degree worse than a slut
because m comes after L in the alphabet smut is one degree worse than a slut
because m comes after L in the alphabet smut is one degree worse than a slut
Gordy is such a smut!!! I still love him though
автор: lil_memph1 16 января 2004
a girl who will do any sexual activities with any male.
Keneesha was just fuckin with Troy,Hov, and Mark last week. I told you she was a smut.
автор: Ron 11 марта 2003
a women that is very ugly but somehow gets men to have sex with
look at Carlie, that smut, i cant believe that she is trying to get with josh.
автор: gizzle 1 декабря 2003
A term of endearment at a crazy university in NJ. It is reserved for the female that is far too slutty to be called a slut...hence smut.
"You're such a smutty McSmutSmut"
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Psy 270
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February 4, 2012
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Psychological Disorder Analysis
Psychological disorders can be very debilitating for those who suffer from them. Psychological disorders affect a person's ability to function normally in their daily lives. In regards to the case study of Nicole the patient Nicole is a 40-year-old Hispanic female who comes to the mental health clinical complaining of trouble sleeping, feeling "jumpy" all of the time, and experiencing an inability to concentrate. These symptoms are causing problems for her at work, where she is a finance manager. Though the information in regards to Nicole is very limited and difficult to analyze, however the symptoms suggest that Nicole may be suffering from Post-traumatic Stress Disorder. Post-traumatic stress disorder can be difficult to diagnose and the symptoms are often unrecognizable. Posttraumatic stress disorder is an anxiety disorder which can develop from having experienced a terrifying event or ordeal in which grave physical harm occurred or was threatened. Like many anxiety disorder they may cause jumpy and sleepless behavior depending on the anxiety disorder the individual may have. Traumatic disorders can be triggered by stress or any other event that may cause the individual to develop anxiety related symptoms. A traumatic event might be military combat experience, violent personal attacks, or even car accidents. Post-traumatic disorders can be triggered by something in their past that be generated from something major or insignificant. While Nicole's profile within the case study does not state the existence of a traumatic event throughout her past or present life, however I can only assume that she many have experienced something in her past that may have been triggered by stress at work or another aspect in her life. It is common for the individual to withhold this...


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The Los Alamos County Parks Division and the Santa Fe National Forest plan to continue maintenance burning in Bayo Canyon on January 22, 23, and 24, 2009.
"The New Mexico Air Quality Bureau has changed its rules for prescribed burning and we are permitted to burn only on days with good ventilation and smoke dispersal," said Craig Martin, the Los Alamos County open space specialist.
In the past, small burn operations were allowed to proceed when ventilation was fair.
Burning is set to begin on Thursday January 22 around 9 AM, depending on the ventilation conditions. Burning will continue through the day on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Lingering smoke may be visible on Sunday as fire crews monitor the piles and consolidate the material to reduce the volume of smoke.
The amount and direction that the smoke moves will be carefully watched. If smoke dispersal is unsatisfactory, the burn will be shut down.
Piles between El Gancho and Range Road near the roundabout are the first priority. About 400 piles are located in Bayo Canyon between Barranca and North Mesas below El Viento, Venado, El Conejo, Kachina, Camino Encantado, and Deer Trail.
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Portobelo Things to Do
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The people in Portobelo are SUPER friendly and are always down to buy a stranger a beer. If you just visit the church and the ruins and leave you've really missed out on a great opportunity to make friends. 5 minutes in the plaza and you can strike up a conversation with a local. We met so many folks we ended up staying and hanging out all day. If you can speak a little spanish, a "buenas" and a smile goes a long way. Stop someone on the road with a question and next thing you know you may be at someone's dinner table for a meal!Related to:
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Forts and Fortresses
Portobello is endowed with many forts – sign of significance in the old days. They have been destroyed and rebuild. The version available for inspection now is the latest and most modern for the times of construction but what really saved it from yet another phase of destruction was Portobello's transition into obscurity after the change of the trading route over the Cape Horn in Chile. Never mind this inglorious detail; it has a number of guns, rusting with zest and dungeons dripping with humidity. The macabre impression is magnified by the vultures perched on turrets and bastions.Related to:
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Customs House
There is one building which is worth the effort to visit - the Customs House. It is restored to former glory by the Spanish government. It has a dubious exposition of objects not necessarily from the historical period mostly relevant to the building. The movie shown in the opposite hall is informative and interesting. The charge for the visit is minimal, probably a dollar.Related to:
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Restaurante Arithe: Good Pulpo
tipico seafood, chicken or maybe beef. cooool beer, which is nice. i asked if they had eggs for breakfast, she said yes and promptly went across the street to buy some :).
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Tourist Office
Favorite thing: The torist office is right "downtown", meters away from the Customs House. Chances are you will pass it on the way the House. For a little place it is almost a miracle to have an office like that and it is very useful. The friendly staff has suggestions for places to stay and eat. The majority are out of town, so a car is an indispensable tool.
Fondest memory: The view of the bay dotted with pleasure boats oblivious to the menacing forts on all sides.Related to:
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