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COTTONWOOD CREEK (Limestone County). Cottonwood Creek rises three miles west of Prairie Hill in northwestern Limestone County (at 31°38' N, 96°50' W) and runs southeast for eighteen miles to its mouth on Big Creek, three miles southeast of Otto in Falls County (at 31°25' N, 96°46' W). The terrain through which the creek passes is generally low rolling to flat prairie surfaced by dark, calcareous clays and sandy loams that support mesquite, scrub brush, cacti, and grasses.
The following, adapted from the Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition, is the preferred citation for this article."COTTONWOOD CREEK (LIMESTONE COUNTY)," Handbook of Texas Online (http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/rbcqj), accessed October 10, 2015. Uploaded on June 12, 2010. Published by the Texas State Historical Association.


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CBS Comes Back, ABC Falls Sharply
CBS came back strong for the week of December 10-16, winning total viewers, adults 25-54 and 18-49, as ABC fell sharply [so sharply that I am checking that those numbers are correct] finishing 4th in all categories for the week. Fox won the adults 18-34 category.
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Baked Pork Chops with Apple Stuffing
salt to taste
freshly ground black pepper
2 tablespoons olive oil
1 medium yellow onion, chopped
1/4 cup chopped celery
2 tart apples (such as Granny Smith), peeled, cored and chopped
1 1/2 cups bread cubes
1/4 cup chopped fresh parsley
1/4 cup apple cider
1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
2. Heat 1 tablespoon of olive oil in a heavy skillet over medium-high heat. Season the pork chops with salt and pepper and brown them on both sides, about 2 minutes per side.
3. Transfer the pork chops to a baking dish, turn the heat to medium and add the remaining olive oil to the skillet. Add the onion and celery and cook until the vegetables are soft. Add the apple and cook for 5 minutes more.
4. Add the bread cubes and parsley and remove from heat. Stir in just enough cider to moisten the mixture and season with salt and pepper.
5. Spread the mustard on top of each chop. Divide the stuffing mixture among the chops and pat it onto the mustard.
6. Bake the chops until they are fully cooked and the stuffing is nicely browned, about 20 minues.
Serving Size: 4
Number of Servings: 4
Per Serving
- Calories
- 364
- Carbohydrate
- 31 g
- Fat
- 12 g
- Fiber
- 4 g
- Protein
- 33 g
- Saturated Fat
- 3 g
- Sodium
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Reclining on the psychiatrist's couch might be a thing of the past. Or at least on a couch in the same room. With the advent of video conferencing, psychiatrists are increasingly seeing their patients remotely.
By cutting down on transportation time and improving access to remote areas, telepsychiatry allows more people to get treatment - especially people like students who are more constrained by time and space.
In Toronto, for example, the school board is setting up a system for students to get psychiatric help from afar. By partnering with local (but not that local) psychiatrists, the school system is vastly increasing access to affected students who might otherwise have gone untreated, Telelink Mental Health Program director Tony Pignatiello told the Toronto Globe and Mail .
"It introduces a terrific opportunity for preventative care," said Pignatiello. This prevention is crucial, as the Toronto District School Board estimates that only one in six of its students who suffer from a mental-health issue gets treatment.
The advantages of telepsychiatry, however, may well go beyond simply increasing access.
"It's much easier to talk via a screen, especially with issues like anxiety disorders and sexual abuse," psychiatrist Fred Thomas told Time Magazine. "Students feel safe."
By using web conferencing as a treatment method, in other words, patients may find it easier to address uncomfortable problems. And - especially with students - growing comfort with technology and long-distance communication is sure to make telepsychiatry a larger factor going forward.
"Videoconferencing is part of [adolescents'] everyday existence," Dr. Martin Drell, head of child psychiatry for Louisiana State University's health-science center in New Orleans, told Time.
These and other benefits seem to be helping psychiatric internet meetings spread throughout the US as well.
"Telepsychiatry is a new treatment option catching on throughout the state of New Jersey," said Valerie Fox, president of the Morris County Mental Health Coalition, in an opinion piece published in the Daily Register (New Jersey). Fox believes that this trend could both help improve access and lower costs.
"Video conferencing saves time and money so it would follow that more patients could be seen through this technology and perhaps costs would come down," she said. "I hope New Jersey looks further into this."
And industry experts believe that Fox is not alone. As technology and medicine continue to combine, the psychiatrist and her couch are likely to get farther and farther apart.


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Chicago - United States
Great food isn't the only thing this city has to offer. From its world-class theaters and museums to its ever-growing music and arts scene, Chicago has staked its claim as the Midwest's entertainment capital.
You cannot talk about art in Chicago without mentioning its architecture, from the modern behemoth that is the Willis Tower to the old Water Tower. Several buildings showcase the Modernist genius of Ludwig Miesvan der Rohe, including the IBM building, the Ralph Metcalf Federal Building, numerous structures on the Illinois Institute of Technology campus, and twin "glass house" apartment buildings on Lake Shore Drive. World-renowned architect Frank Lloyd Wright designed many of the beautiful buildings that make the city and surrounding suburbs unique; learn more about him with a visit to his Home and Studio in Oak Park. While in the suburb, be sure to see Unity Temple, the Unitarian Church that Wright designed.
To gain a thorough understanding of the buildings that surround you, visit the Chicago Architecture Foundation, which offers an array of tours by foot, bus and even water. The River Cruise is highly recommended. Another great place to visit is the Chicago Athenaeum: Museum of Architecture and Design, which offers tours, unique exhibits and a wonderful book and gift store.
The Chicago International Film Festival is one of the country's oldest competitive film festivals—a must-see if you happen to be here in the fall. The Navy Pier Imax Theatre is a nice alternative to the standard movie house fare, offering an exciting, panoramic 3-D viewing experience. The Gene Siskel Film Center at the Art Institute of Chicago presents world cinema in a non-commercial context, and hosts a monthly film series. For classic movies in a classic theater, visit the distinctive Music Box Theatre, which shows old films at weekend matinees and foreign and artsy films in the evening.
Chicago is a blues town, with many great blues houses to choose from. Buddy Guy's Legends, owned by the legendary bluesman himself, is sure to please. Kingston Mines is one of the oldest venues in the city, but still holds its own with low admission prices. For great jazz, try the Green Mill, a former Al Capone-owned speakeasy where the best and hottest still play. Another good bet is the Jazz Showcase, which brings big name acts into town. Grant Park offers Blues and Jazz festivals each year.
Alternatives to the blues and jazz are provided by the Cubby Bear, which features rock-n-roll acts. For more live rock, don't miss the Double Door, the Metro, the Riviera or the Aragon Ballroom. If you've ever wanted to be the performer on stage, then head to the Old Town School of Folk Music, which holds classes as well as public performances.
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Yes the inverter and grounding is the issue.
The best it will get is grounding all components to the same ground point
head unit
and FM mod
Same ground connection for all of them.
Okay, I know this setup is far from ideal, but I'll not be buying an Opus for some time nor a new head unit, so this is what I have!
Now, when I listen to audio I get a nasty buzz... I have tried connecting the inverter directly to the battery and it was still there, although maybe reduced a bit.
If I power the PC from the house it goes away, so it seems to be grounding, correct?
Now... tell me if this is a real bad idea... heehee... if I connect the PC case to the black terminal on the Inverter it almost goes altogether. Is this a bad idea... should I ground the case to the car body instead?
Yes the inverter and grounding is the issue.
The best it will get is grounding all components to the same ground point
head unit
and FM mod
Same ground connection for all of them.
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Is grounding the case to the -ive terminal on the Inverter ok? Nothing terrible going to happen..?Originally Posted by TruckinMP3
You SHOULD be doing this. Nothing bad will happen. These should both be grounded to the car as well. (I assume you are talking about the DC side of the inverter.)Originally Posted by ukchris
Yes the DC side and no, currently thry are just attached to each other, tomorrow I'll find a bit of car to ground them too though!Originally Posted by none
arg, bringing this thread back to life so I dont repeat the standard question.
I have a 300watt powersupply, powered by a tripplite inverter, along with a Inline FM modulator intended for XM satelite.
lastly is the stock headunit.
so long as the inverter is on, there is no stereo. period, no outside stations, no PC sound, I mean NONE. not static, not distorted, I just hear a hummm.
now the inverter is grounded to a 6gauge wire run directly from the battery. the powersupply is grounded to the inverter.... am I missing something here? the powersupply is plugged into the inverter, could someone expand on how I ground the powersupply to the same spot as the inverter? one is AC one is DC. or do you mean ground the power supply case?
in modulator is clearly an issue, as I grounded that to a ciggerette lighter. now both postive and neg are to the cig wires. can I leave the positive there, and switch the ground only? where would I switch it to? to the DC in line of the invertor? when you guys say "same place" do you mean like THE SAME PLACE, or just the same wire in general, I dont have to run everything its own line to the battery... do I?
and lastly the headunit... thats grounded to the stock location whereever that may be up in the dash, this is unacceptable? I need to cut its ground, and wire it back to the inverter so it can be grounded to the same 6gauge wire as the inverter?
please answer, Ive been working on this damn thing for a year getting one problem solved after another. dont feel like taking another 3 month hiatus while I sort another issue out.
It was working before you moved the ground?
I belive the answer is yes.
If so, undo the changes one at a time to find the one that is not right.
I know it is a pain, but one change at a time is the way to find it.
If you can ground everything to the 6 ga wire you have already.
The head unit ground I would leave for last, if line noise is still an problem try it.
Good luck and I hope that helps.
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I ran a 20gauge wire from the PSU case(a screw that goes through it and into the case) I ran another 20gauge wire from the inverter(again, a screw through the end, wired into that) and lastly I moved the ground for the inverter to the same place. twisted the 3 wires together and taped them into the negative side of the inverter line. right outside where the 12v comes in.
turn it on, nothing changed at all. not a damn thing.
so long as the inverter is on, its like a switch, on and the radio is gone, nothing comes through. doesnt really improve or worsen when the PC is turned on.
I guess what I should do is plug it all into an extension cord and make sure things work when theres no inverter involved. I havent tried that yet.
Im about to go try that then. but in the mean time, if this solves the issue, what do I do? the headunit not being grounded to that location cant be the entire source of the problem can it? cant keep it plugged into AC all the time.
Based on what you just said, you might not hace a grounding issue... but I am at a loss. post the results without the inverter. that may tell us something.
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ah this is great. well as you suggested I tried to isolate the problem started with hooking PC and screen up to AC power from the house. stereo still plays normal stations. good good, ignoring the fact that the inverter has the issue(you can turn the radio on and off with the inverter though, so thats still screwing up the regular radio stations.
so... try the PC sound, nothing that station is still a mix of hum and static.
alright test 1. plug earphones into the PC, got sound, good.
test 2. plug the modulator into an MP3 player. still that lovely humm.
so, narrowed it down, the modulator doesnt work. though there are other issues involving the noise with the inverter, taken out of the picture it still doesnt work.
go to the modulator box, it is a FM modulator from delphi for XM radio. it includes a 6volt out to power the XM station... it also says it turns on with the XM.
which leads me to beleive for the modulator to modulate, that 6volt cable has to be doing something, which its not.
looks like Im returning this bad boy. really too bad, cause it was perfect for the job, now I have to get a FM transmitter rather than an inline modulator.


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According to a Eurogamer Spain interview (translation) with Microsoft PR & Event Manager Lidia Pitzalis, Kinect will not support voice control in all regions when it launches this November. At launch, according to Pitzalis, voice control will be available in the US, UK, Mexico and Japan.
Eurogamer Spain notes that speaking English (or Spanish with a Mexican accent) won't suffice either, as voice control will actually be disabled in the affected countries at launch. Spain and other launch countries, including France, Germany, Italy and even Canada, will have to wait for a Spring 2011 update to enable the voice control features. For those without an internet connection, the update will be provided on future games and via "other solutions that do not involve an additional cost."
Update: Microsoft has informed Shacknews that Kinect will support voice controls for English-speaking Canadians at launch. Voice controls for French Canadians, however, will arrive in the Spring 2011 update.
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Calling all badminton fans
THE finals of the Proton BWF Thomas & Uber Cup 2010 tournament kick off today at the Putra Indoor Stadium, Bukit Jalil, Kuala Lumpur. This is the 26th tournament of the Thomas Cup and 23rd edition of the Uber Cup, the most important badminton tournaments in men's and women's team competition, respectively. Badminton fans, come out in full force to support our team. For more details, login to http://www.thomasuberkl2010.com. Those who prefer to watch the matches at home can tune in to Astro Supersport (Channel 811) for English commentary and Astro Arena (Channel 801) for Bahasa Malaysia.
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CATCH Jit Murad and Joanne Kam at the PJ Laugh Fest starting from 8.30pm at PJ Live Arts theatre@Jaya One, Petaling Jaya. Tickets cost RM65 each and are available at the PJLA Theatre Box Office located on the Ground Floor of Block K@Jaya One. For more information, call 03-7960 0439 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
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GALERI Petronas is showcasing NOVA – Exploring the New Media, an exhibition of innovative works that includes the Haroshi Exhibition, eight three-dimensional art pieces sculpted from used skateboards. This exhibition, which ends July 4, is held in conjunction with Kuala Lumpur Design Week Festival 2010. Galeri Petronas, located on Level 3, Suria KLCC, is open from 10am to 8pm daily except Mondays. For more details, log in to www.galeripetronas.com.my or call 03-2051 7770.
Community carnival
CATCH ntv7's Carnival Yuan at SJK (C) Pandamaran B in Klang from 10.30am. The organisers have packed the event with lots of activities, including a mini concert featuring various artistes like Project SuperStar season 1 winner and first runner-up, John Huang and Desiree Tan; Project SuperStar season 2 winner, Henley Hsu; One in a Million season 1 winner, Suki; and Cute Princess, a four-member Malaysian girl group. For more details, call 03-7726 8777.
Product roadshow
TODAY is the last day of the OSIM roadshow at the Ground Floor, Highstreet (New Wing), One Utama Shopping Centre, Petaling Jaya. If you've always wanted to try out Osim's health and lifestyle products, then this is your opportunity to do so.
Fun with Hot Wheels
GET the family together and head for Carrefour Penang Prai, 2929 Jalan Kelisa Emas 1, Seberang Jaya, Pulau Pinang, where the 4th Leg of the Hot Wheels Race World Challenge is taking place. If you want to participate, you need to purchase two Hot Wheels basic cars and show your receipt to the pit crew there. Be the top two with the fastest race times and you'll be invited to participate in the grand finale and be in the running to win great prizes from Hot Wheels.
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JOHOR Baru City Council's e-Nobas service counter will be open at the corner of Jalan Padi Ria in Bandar Baru Uda from 9.30am to 1.30pm. The public can pay their assessment bills, renew business licences, settle fines and carry out asset transfers. For more details, call 07-228 2555.
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Fox Lead Continues to Grow, Univision Near CBS in 18-34
Fox continues to expand its lead in all TV ratings category for the TV season to date. I think the odds that CBS can catch Fox for the average viewer total for the entire season is looking increasingly unlikely.
On the other side of the spectrum for CBS is the potential that Univision might finish ahead of the Tiffany network in Adults 18-34 for the entire season. Univision currently trails CBS in the category by only an average of 140,000 viewers. CBS's new scripted shows appearing soon are likely to prevent them from slipping back, but it would be quite interesting for Les Moonves if they didn't. The chart below shows Season to Date TV ratings through the week of March 9 (24th week of the broadcast season).
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Imagine my surprise when I opened my inbox to find a long message from a company in India offering eBook formatting. The letter, written in almost-English, detailed the virtues of outsourcing. My guess would be that their English language skills are so poor that they didn't realize we do eBook formatting among our other virtual assistant services.
Clear communication is vital in business. You want to be able to communicate effectively with the people you are in business with.
The dirt cheap prices of a non-native speaker will really mount in the form of delays and inaccurate results. In this instance cheap means low quality instead of inexpensive.
A business needs to run efficiently. Processes must be put in place so that everything runs smoothly. Babysitting projects or people will cut into valuable time that could be spent on more productive activities. You want to be able to convey your requirements to the people handling your business. In turn you always want be able to fully comprehend what they are saying to you. This does not happen with someone who only has a basic knowledge of your language. This applies no matter what language you do business in.
Teachers of English who do not speak English as a native language leave much to be desired.
This reminds me of my father-in-law whose native tongue is German. As a boy growing up in Vienna he was told by his English teacher that he would never master English. During World War II he fled to Great Britain. He took it upon himself to improve his English language skills and spent his lunch hours studying the Oxford dictionary. This effort, among others, resulted in his years as a translator for the RAF. He went on to be a much sought after orator and a compelling minister of the United Church of Canada. Years later Walter ran into his old English teacher from Vienna. Apparently the teacher's English was atrocious. (There's a lot more to Walter's story. He will be 90 years old this year and is putting the finishing touches on his memoirs.)
Translation applications aren't always accurate. Try looking up a page that is not in English and use a translation function. The results can be pretty funny.
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Ash Richards, head of the design team at Pure360.com talks us through the design process behind Moda in Pelle's email newsletter. From design proofing to finished template we get the full insight into what goes on during the creative process of html email design.
Moda in Pelle, a UK based boutique store has grown exponentially since the opening of their first shop in the mid 1970's.
Branching into eCommerce, their regular newsletter highlighted new products and sales throughout their stores and webshop, but the feeling was that it needed to be brought in line with the company branding and ethos.
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About the St. Lawrence River
About the Annie Design
Prizes and Awards
Testimonials from Annie Owners
Other Designs
Wooden Boat Repair
and Restoration
Keith's History
About the St. Lawrence
River Skiff
The St. Lawrence River Skiff was developed in the
Thousand Islands, at the turn of the century, by guides
who took wealthy patrons fishing. It was built with
an eye toward maneuverability, stability, seaworthiness,
and speed. Often compared to the Adirondack Guide Boats,
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The Annie, designed in the 1890s by A. Bain &
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Lawrence River Skiffs. Seaworthy, and with a large cargo
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racing awards to its credit. David Stookey of "Open
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"A number of us long-distance cruisers agree, the
St. Lawrence River Skiff is the best combination of
speed and seaworthiness ever designed."
The hull is constructed of cedar strips, then fiberglassed
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Specifications: LOA: 17'10"; Beam: 39";
Span (lock to lock): 41"; weight: 105 lbs.
Hull construction: Cedar strip, fiberglass/epoxy.
Price: $7,200.Top
Prizes & Awards for Keith's
Craftsmanship Award, Thousand Island Shipyard Museum,
Clayton New York
1st place, Oarmaster Rowing Trials, Mystic, Connecticut
2nd place, Blackburn Challenge, fixed-seat class, Cape
Anne, Massachusetts
2nd place, Oarmaster Rowing Trials, Mystic, Connecticut
1st place, Adirondack Guideboat Challenge, Blue Mountain
Lake, New York 2005.
1st place, Blackburn Challenge, fixed-seat single class, Cape
Anne, Massachusetts 2005.
1st place, Blackburn Challenge, fixed-seat double class, Cape
Anne, MassachusettsTop
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More from
David Stookey, former editor of "Open-Water Rowing":
"It's rare to find a boat that takes your breath
away - both looking at it and rowing it.
"Keith Quarrier's ANNIE is fast enough to win
the Oarmaster Trials, seaworthy enough for my long coastal
passages, and good looking enough to draw a crowd anywhere....
Keith Quarrier's skiffs are about the best-looking boats
being built today." (Letter to Keith this year.)
John Mullen, rowing enthusiast:
". . . I still have your beautiful cold-molded
black Annie . . . the only problem for me [is] to restrain
myself from gushing too much. Those lines crafted by
your hands are an idyllic combination of a highly efficient
rowing machine and a work of art." (Letter to Keith
this year.)
"It was a pleasant surprise to see my boat,
ANNIE, gracing the cover of Issue 15. I recently purchased
her from builder Keith Quarrier. This 18-foot St. Lawrence
River Skiff hull is truly exceptional: single, double,
with or without passenger or passengers, a real head-turner
and very fast. I have always enjoyed the search for
the 'perfect boat.' However, now I am at a loss. What
more could I ask for?" (Letter to the Editor, "Open
Water Rowing," August 1999.)Top
Other Designs
Keith based the Eliza Q on an early 1900s Canadian
skiff owned by his aunt, who summered on the St. Lawrence's
Scow Island. Keith took the original lines directly
from the old boat; he and his cousin Sid, an avid rower,
then spent considerable time refining the drawings.
The resulting boat, built by Keith, has proved to be
a great rower, very seaworthy and stable, with an even
higher load capacity than the Annie. Keith converted
the Eliza Q to a sailing skiff, and he added a second
rowing station; both modifications work well.
Approximate specifications: LOA: 18'2"; Beam
48"; Weight: 148 lbs.
Construction: Cedar strip, fiberglass/epoxy or cold-molded
with cedar and epoxy.
Built to order; price $7,600.
Keith has experimented with numerous other designs,
from cargo canoes to paddle boats for children. Examples
of a few of these are in the photo section. All reflect
the craftsmanship and attention to detail that are the
hallmark of his work and teachings. He is happy to discuss
custom projects with interested buyers.Top
Wooden Boat
Repair and Restoration
Some of Keith's recent repair projects include a
major rebuild and refinishing of a seventeen foot lapstrake
Penn Yan outboard runabout, repair and refinishing of
a lapstrake Thompson, and repair and refinishing of
an antique Old Town motorable row boat.Top
Keith's History
Starting early in the 1970s, Keith worked off and
on for five years at Ely Boatworks on Long Island Sound,
repairing and maintaining both sailboats and powerboats.
He also spent summers in the Thousand Islands, where
he first fell in love with the St. Lawrence River Skiff.
In 1973, Keith and his brother bought and refurbished
a 41' wooden sailboat, which they took on a year-long
cruise to South America. The trip taught them valuable
lessons in making creative repairs while underway!
After the trip, Keith was commissioned to rebuild
two antique skiffs up on the St. Lawrence. He also went
to college for a degree in Industrial Arts, and through
the 1980s and early '90s, he taught woodworking, drafting,
and metalwork at a regional high school in New Hampshire.
He introduced the rudiments of boat-building to his
woodworking class, and later developed a more advanced
course in which his students actually built canoes,
rowboats, and powerboats.
While working at the high school, he continued to
build and sell boats on his own. He and his wife also
established a commercial dairy farm, milking 65 goats
until 2003. Today, he is building and repairing boats full time.Top


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Each session of camp is limited to 28 students. Registration acceptance is based on the date the registration form and deposit received at UND Aerospace.
How much does International Aerospace Camp cost?
The fee of $1335.00 includes room and board, all flights and flight instruction, transportation while at camp, activities, tours and handout materials. A $200 deposit is required to hold your registration. This deposit is not refundable three weeks prior to camp. Check or money order payable to UND. At this time, we are not able to accept credit card payments. .
Where do I stay and eat at camp?
You'll stay right on campus in one of UND's residence halls and eat in one of our student dining halls.
How do I get to camp?
You are responsible for transportation to Grand Forks, North Dakota. Delta and Allegiant airlines serve Grand Forks. We provide transportation at no additional cost to and from the airport in Grand Forks.
When does camp begin?
Check in by 5:00 p.m. on the following dates, with official camp orientation at 5:30 p.m:
Camp 1 (June 21)
Camp 2 (July 5)
NOTE: Make travel arrangements early as camp housing is available ONLY for the camp time period. UND is not responsible for lodging/meals for early arrivals or late departures.
When does camp end?
June 28 (Camp 1)/ July 12 (Camp 2) Check out of the residence hall is by 11 a.m.
Closing activities will be held on the following dates and will be completed by approximately 7 p.m. Students may leave the night of closing activities:
Camp 1 (June 27)
Camp 2 (July 11)
For more information, contact one of the following:
Kim Higgs, Academic Advisor, Student Services 1-800-258-1525 or (701) 777-4734
How do I register for camp?
To register, complete and mail this form this form and $200 deposit (payable to UND) to:
32nd Annual International Aerospace Camp
UND Aerospace Student Services
OH 259, 3980 Campus Road, Stop 9007
Grand Forks, ND 58202-9007
Kim Higgs
Academic Advisor Student Services
Tel: 1.800.258.1525 or 701.777.4734


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Head Position During Meditation
during meditation,my head is bending backwards and my face is towards the ceiling.should i resist it or is that a good sign?
Dear Srividya,
This is a very common occurrance in meditation. The effort to gaze into the spiritual eye becomes so intense that the neck bends backwards as the head lifts up. The problem with this is that it creates tension in the back of the neck.
In order to create a strong upward flow of energy up the spine to the spiritual eye, you want to be relaxed and not creating pockets of tension in the neck, shoulders, lower back, etc.
Try to begin to train yourself to keep the chin more parallel to the floor as you gaze into the spiritual eye, thus relieving the strain on the back of the neck. You will create a stronger flow of energy towards the spiritual eye this way.
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Legislative updates from the American Student Dental Association
August 2013
The Congressional Budget Office estimates this proposal will provide a savings of $715 million over the next 10 years. President Obama has voiced his support for tying the Stafford interest rate to the Treasury note and is expected to sign Bipartisan Student Loan Certainty Act.
Read more about student debt.
In June, the Senate Finance Committee released the "Joint Staff Report on the Corporate Practice of Dentistry in the Medicaid Program" and called on the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to disqualify dental clinics from Medicaid if such clinics elude state laws intended to safeguard against non-dentists providing treatment. According to the report, while many clinics meet the minimum state regulations (including requiring the clinics to be owned by licensed dentists), some are operated by corporate investors, thus jeopardizing patient safety and care. Currently 22 states and District of Columbia prohibit corporate dental practices.
The Washington State Dental Association (WSDA) released their 2012 Dental Workforce Report in June, which comprehensively details an optimistic projection of the future workforce. The study's key finding reports that the state will continue to experience a strong ratio of dentists to population. Washington's current ratio is 71 dentists for every 100,000 patients-one of the 10 best ratios in the nation. The projected number of dentists relative to the population will continue to increase over the next few years, and then return to the ratio seen in Washington in the late 1990s and early 2000s: 66 dentists per 100,000 Washingtonians by 2032.
Read the full report.
In early July, Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker signed A.B. 109, known in organized dentistry as Wisconsin's version of the non-covered services (NCS) act. This legislation, supported by the Wisconsin Dental Association (WDA), prevents insurance providers from setting fees for dental services they offer without proper reimbursement to the dental professional. This legislation was a cornerstone of WDA's state lobby day agenda, where 160 Marquette ASDA members lobbied in support of the measure. A.B. 109 ultimately gained significant bipartisan support, as 90 co-sponsors joined in the effort to bring further transparency in the cost of oral health care. Similar NCS regulations exist in nearly 30 states.
Read more about non-covered services.
The Arizona state legislature passed H.B. 2010 to expand Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act. Arizona Governor Brewer signed the bill on June 17. Toward the end of the regular legislative session, Gov. Brewer began vetoing legislation, making good on a promise to refuse to sign additional measures into law until the Arizona Legislature passed a 2014 budget and a Medicaid expansion bill. However, an opposition group, led by former state Senators Frank Antenori and Ron Gould, has until Sept. 11 to gather 86,405 valid signatures to put the measure to a vote. If they succeed, Medicaid expansion will be blocked until the November 2014 general election.
Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper signed into law H.B. 1320, creating a new class of merit scholarship for Colorado residents who achieve certain criteria, such as a high grade point average or a high-class rank. The bill allows state-supported institutions of higher education that enroll Colorado Scholars to count each of them as two in-state students when calculating the ratio of in-state to out-of-state students, thus effectively giving institutions a way to enroll a larger proportion of out-of-state students without violating the statutorily mandated cap on non-resident students. Under existing law, 55 percent of incoming freshmen enrolling at state institutions of higher education, and not less than two-thirds of total student enrollment, must be resident students. Some argue that the law allows Colorado colleges and universities to generate more in tuition revenue at a time when state support for higher education has decreased.
Maine L.D. 1230, sponsored by Speaker of the House Mark Eves and co-sponsored by more than 40 members of the House of Representatives and the Senate, would have established the role of dental hygiene therapist, but failed to pass the Senate. On June 18, the House adopted the bill with amendments by a vote of 95-45; however, the Senate rejected the bill 21-14 the following day. ASDA worked with others in organized dentistry to actively oppose the legislation.
Texas Governor Rick Perry signed into law S.B. 8 on June 14. The law requires the Executive Commissioner of the Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC or commission) to establish a data analysis unit within the commission to improve contract management, detect data trends, and identify anomalies in the provision of Medicaid and Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) services and contracts. The law establishes rules prohibiting certain unsolicited personal contact through direct marketing by providers participating in Medicaid or CHIP. The law authorizes HHSC to review and provide authorization of provider-proposed marketing activities and adopt rules that exempt certain marketing activities from the prohibition. The law also requires HHSC to enter into a memorandum of understanding with the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles and the Texas Department of Public Safety to obtain motor vehicle and driver's license information of a provider of medical transportation services. Additionally, under the new law, HHSC is required to review the prior authorization and utilization review processes within the fee for service delivery model and to monitor Medicaid managed care organizations to ensure that the organizations are using prior authorization and utilization review processes.
Source: July ADEA State Update


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If you are looking to find the best-fitting plus-size intimate apparel you are in luck. Lane Bryant is conducting what is becoming an annual Bra fitting event in their stores Friday May 15, and Saturday May 16.
The great part about this event is that it is free and will allow you to find out what your true size is instead of being one of the millions of ladies that are wearing the wrong size bra. If getting properly fitted is not a great incentive LB has sweetened the pot with a buy 1, select 1 for 50% off sale. So not only can you get properly fitted but you can get great looking bras like the Smooth Plunge bra in the photo. This particular bra comes in 10 different colors and in sizes up to 44H. Side Note: All sizes are not available in all colors.
Once you are done getting fitted and shopping for the perfect undergarments check into the Summer Survival Gear to find shirts and bottoms like the updated knit polo shirt to complete you look for the upcoming season.


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When your a female gamer and you know dang well you should be exercising instead of gaming. 20
I was given a book by a friend about how to better your heart health. I already do quite a lot of it, including eating monounsaturates but this involved adding a small amount to each meal every day. I did it and saw results within the first week. I lost many inches and pounds and continue to do this...it's not hard and dang tasty to boot! 9
I LOVE the Biggest Loser. When I "THINK" I'm tired or can't finish my exercise I tell myself, "If those people that weigh three to four hundred pounds can do this, dang it, I can too!!!198315


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In which we reveal our darkest desires.
While we at 0-60 are lucky enough to drive and write about some of the coolest cars on the planet, we still have moments when we wish we could live the life of some other automotive personality. So, with that in mind, behold our staff's picks for the automotive personalities whose lives we'd most like to lead.
Mike Spinelli: Mark Donohue (racing driver, master of the Porsche 917)
Matt Tuccillo: Lapo Elkann (current Fiat executive, speedball/male transsexual enthusiast)
Tony Harmer: Gianni Agnelli (former Fiat president, fashionplate) or James Hunt (F1 driver, outspoken BBC commentator)
Alex Bernstein: Dennis Gage (antique car lover, mustache aficionado)
Jack Chinelli: Boyd Coddington (hot rodder, CadZZilla progenitor)
Will Sabel Courtney: Paul Newman (actor/racing driver, salad dressing magnate)


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Age: Infants. Award Year: 2003.
Age: Infants,Toddlers,Preschool. Award Year: 2003.
Newborns will be fascinated with the black-and-white, high-contrast patterns of the ten vinyl 3" discs and squares that dance and dangle on this nonmusical mobile for the crib or changing table. Not as cute looking as other mobiles, but babies do react to the visual stimulation of this crib toy.
Age: Infants. Award Year: 2003. Click here to purchase the product on Amazon.com.
Sadly, this product has been discontinued. How do you make a good thing better? Add a remote control and new animals to this clever musical mobile with innovative motion. Small shapes slide on the arms of the mobile, making a clicking sound as the mobile turns. The sound quality is better than most and it plays several classical selections. Still top rated, Symphony in Motion with Calder-like shapes or other animals. PLATINUM AWARD '02.
SNAP This award-winning mobile now comes with a remote control so you can turn the music from a distance. Unlike most mobiles, this innovative offering has more visual interest of several kinds: it tips as it spins, causing objects to shift their positions in interesting ways. It also pauses, and the start-and-stop motion adds another kind of interest. Small shapes slide on the arms of the mobile and make small clicking sounds as the musical mobile turns. The sound quality on this mobile is better than most, and it plays several classical music selections. (800) 843-6292.
Age: Infants. Award Year: 2004.
Just a swipe of the hand makes the beads roll and two little figures spin as it rocks. Interesting for gazing at, but even better for two-handed play. Also top rated: Twist & Turn, Play Triangle Activity Cube, or Gripper Rattle, all beautifully crafted in sturdy primary-colored plastic with interesting action for baby to manipulate.
Age: Infants. Award Year: 2004.
We like the new Discover & Play Color Blocks that have interesting textures on each side. One block makes a quacking sound that your baby will enjoy hearing long before she'll be able to make it happen. These are fun for stacking and knocking down. Editor's Note: Unfortunately, these blocks are no longer available.
Age: Infants. Award Year: 2003.
Sadly, this product has been discontinued. A two-sided activity center loaded with interesting challenges for the senses. A polka-dotted spinner reflects in a mirror; music plays with a press of the happy face; pull a ring to make a "hammer" rise and fall. Flip it over for musical buttons, knobs to turn, a gentle pop-up, and gears that spin. 9 mos. & up.
Age: Infants. Award Year: 2004.
Age: Infants. Award Year: 2004.
So happy that this wonderful toy is back in the market! A former Platinum Award winner, it's now on our Blue Chip Award List. What we wrote in 2002: Finding easy-to-activate toys is key for young babies who are just learning the power of making something happen. Tolo First Friends Carousel comes with a big knob to make the little people spin inside a see-through dome.
Age: Infants. Award Year: 2004. Click here to purchase the product on Amazon.com.
Age: Infants. Award Year: 2004.
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4* St Louis Rams
4* St Louis Rams
San Francisco vs. St. Louis, 12/02/2012 13:00 EDT, Score: 13 - 16
Point Spread: +8/-110 St. Louis
Sportsbook: TopBet
Result: Win
Taking the RAMS here. Will take the home dogs here. Rams have been an under the radar cover machine all year. They already tied SF in SF. They had a bit of hiccup losing to the Jets, but they took care of business on the road in Arizona. This team has some talent on defense. I think Jeff Fisher will have some new wrinkles for the Niners here. Rams 4-1 ATS last 5 in the series. 4* STL Rams
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Crude Oil Options Volatility Falls as Oil Trades Within Range
Nov. 5 (Bloomberg) -- Crude oil options volatility declined as underlying futures prices moved within a trading range from Oct. 24.
Implied volatility for at-the-money options expiring in December, a measure of expected price swings in futures and a gauge of options prices, was 29.93 percent on the New York Mercantile Exchange at 2:40 p.m., down from 30.44 percent on Nov. 2.
"It's down a bit today," said Fred Rigolini, vice president of Paramount Options Inc. in New York. "You have a small range and it's just moving around $85."
December-delivery crude oil rose 79 cents to settle at $85.65 a barrel on the Nymex. Prices fell 6.5 percent last month. Since Oct. 24, oil has traded between $84.34 and $87.42.
The most active options in electronic trading today were December $80 puts, which slid 24 cents to 17 cents on volume of 2,59 lots at 2:39 p.m. December $82 puts were the second-most active, with 2,485 lots exchanged as they declined 40 cents to 39 cents a barrel.
Bets that prices would fall, or puts, accounted for 55 percent of the 38,407 lots traded.
The exchange distributes real-time data for electronic trading and releases information the next business day on open-outcry volume, where the bulk of options activity occurs.
In the previous session, bearish bets made up 57 percent of the 160,337 contracts traded.
January $70 puts were the most actively traded options Nov. 2 with 18,563 contracts. They rose 9 cents to 23 cents a barrel. January $65 puts advanced 3 cents to 7 cents on volume of 10,229 lots.
Open interest was highest for December $120 calls with 68,191 contracts. Next were December $125 calls with 46,014 lots and December $80 puts with 42,427.
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