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MADISON, Wis. - Redshirt sophomore Danny Ahlering (Northbrook, Ill.) scored the Badgers lone goal as the University of Wisconsin men's soccer team fell to Northern Illinois, 2-1 in overtime, at the McClimon Complex on Wednesday night. Northern Illinois (5-3-2, 0-1-0 Mid-American Conference) scored the game-winner in the 95th minute. Sean Totsch served a free kick into the six-yard box from 45 yards out, and Tim King connected on a header to give the visiting Huskies the win.
"I felt like our urgency wasn't there once they scored their first goal," head coach John Trask said. "There were long periods in the game when play was dull. Tonight was a character game, and we need to bounce back. I don't think we were bad tonight, but we weren't good enough to win."Wisconsin (1-7-2, 0-0-1 Big Ten) received four saves from freshman Max Jentsch (Hartland, Wis.) who made his second career start in net for the Badgers. NIU outshot UW 12-10, including a 6-4 advantage in shots on goal. Goalkeeper Jordan Godsey made three saves for the Huskies."Max's two performances have been pretty good," Trask said. "We needed to get him some games, and he has been a bright spot for us. We'll continue to split time between him and Ryan in goal. It's just a pure rotation right now."After a scoreless first half, Northern Illinois took the 1-0 lead in the 48th minute. Johnny Tyma set up the play when he found Brad Horton with a through ball. Horton then drew Jentsch to the right side of the goal before weaving a pass to an open Juan Hoyos on the left side. Hoyos one-timed the shot to the back post to give NIU the 1-0 advantage. Ahlering tied the game for the Badgers in the 80th minute. The play began when NIU blocked a shot by senior Jon Rzepka (Kentwood, Mich.). Freshman Nick Janus (Deer Park, Ill.) then rifled a shot off the post, and Ahlering one-timed the rebound to tie the score 1-1. The teams fought to a 1-1 draw at the end of regulation, and NIU capitalized early to take home the win. The game marked the fifth overtime game for Wisconsin this season as the Badgers are now 0-3-2 in overtime games.UW narrowly missed taking an early lead when freshman Chris Prince (Naperville, Ill.) sent a shot just to the left of an open goal in the ninth minute. Godsey came out to play a ball, but the Badgers regained possession and found Prince for a quick shot. Freshman Paul Yonga (Brooklyn Park, Minn.) ripped a shot from 25 yards out at the 14:25 mark of the first half, but Godsey came up with a diving save to keep the game scoreless.The best scoring opportunities for both teams came off set pieces. With 16:30 to play in the first half, Yonga sent in a free kick that was headed away by NIU but Colin Mani (Madison, Wis.) found the second ball and sent a shot on goal. Godsey again made the save.Northern Illinois had at opportunity to take the lead in the final seconds of the first half. Horton fired a shot from the top left corner of the 18-yard box, and Jentsch deflected the shot out of bounds. The Huskies then played in a quick corner kick but were unable to beat the clock as the half expired.Wisconsin hosts Michigan (5-2-3, 1-1-0 Big Ten) at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday as part of the PAC the MAC doubleheader. The UW women's team kicks off the event, hosting Illinois at noon before the Badger men take the field. Kids will receive free admission to PAC the MAC by wearing their youth team soccer jersey to the game. UW students will also receive free admission and a free t-shirt while supplies last. Additionally, UW student seating will be available behind both of the goals.
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Pleasant Valley Days has been an annual tradition in the town of Scofield for years, though no one knows how many.
Each year the event is celebrated with a parade and other festivities.
Friday evenings events included dinner and the pageant for Miss Pleasant Valley Days and Little Miss Pleasant Valley Days.
Saturday started early with a breakfast starting at 7 a.m., followed by a parade.
The afternoon was filled with entertainment, displays and activities for kids.
The Kiwanis Club hosted their annual Rubber Ducky Derby in the mid afternoon.
The evening festivities started with country dancing with a live band. The traditional grand finale of fireworks over the lake topped off the evening.

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BUFORD - At Aqua Sports Adventure, Janis Helmka is taking July 4 reservations from Lake Lanier enthusiasts who'll rent her ski boats for up to $400 a day.At Tow Boat U.S.A., Capt. Robert Estrada plans on rescuing more boaters who run out of gas than run aground on a newly emerged sandbar. At Lord Nelson Charters, Capt. Ricki Lee Hagen is miffed that he is fielding calls about the lake "drying up." Heading into one of the busiest weekends on Lake Lanier, some businesses are confused and frustrated by all the attention water levels have received, especially since the levels - about 5 feet below full pool - were at least twice as low in recent years. Any negative publicity surrounding the 38,000-acre reservoir is particularly unwelcome July Fourth weekend, which some water equipment and boat rental businesses count on for 10 to 15 percent of their annual sales. "Everybody gets freaked out about 51⁄2 feet, but that's nothing compared to the drought a few years ago" said Helmka, who expects at least 1,500 customers over the four-day holiday weekend. Much of public perception about the lake stems from the dry weather. Despite recent heavy rains, metro Atlanta remains caught in a state-declared mild to moderate drought, prompting local watering restrictions. To make matters worse, a recent goof by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers caused the unintentional release of billions of gallons of water from Lake Lanier. The Corps discovered a faulty gauge was to blame. The snafu got plenty of media coverage. Capt. Hagen said when people see pictures of lake docks left high and dry they get an exaggerated impression of how low the water is. "I had a call from someone asking if we were going to cancel our sailing camp," Hagen said. "I think people who don't know the lake read the news reports or see it on TV and get the idea this is just one big mud flat." Historically, the lake isn't that low. In 2001, the lake dropped nearly 16 feet below full pool, according to the Corps. While boaters and swimmers still need to take caution this weekend, underwater hazards such as rocks and trees have not been a problem, said Chief Park Ranger Michael Lapina. Not one public boat ramp is closed. "Many think the lake is at record low levels, when really it's not," he said. Meanwhile, the lake has enjoyed one of its busiest springs, with almost 771,000 people visiting in April. At Aqua Sports Adventure, Helmka is expecting to make at least 15 percent of her annual sales this weekend. In fact, nearly $3 gasoline has a better chance of affecting business than low water. "People tend to get a little more conservative with the boat usage when prices get that high," Helmka said.
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I'm afflicted with several (meaning many) guitars, which means that I don't play all of them continuously. I do try to rotate through them, and I recently gigged my McCarty 25th NF3 for the first time in a while. I forgot how much I really like this guitar, and particularly how much I like the NF3 pickups. The McCarty25th was my first PRS. And the only reason I got it was because as a Marylander, I'd always been curious about PRS, and a trip Guitar Center to buy strings showed this thing on clearance for under $1K. The sales guy at GC had no idea why it was listed at under a third of the normal retail price, and laughably suggested that maybe it was because the strings were rusty (they were...)and that it had "weird" pickups. I knew so little about PRS at the time (not long ago) that the only reason that I knew that it was a good deal was that I looked it up on Wildwood's site on my cell phone. To make a long story even longer, it was that guitar that got me hooked on PRS.
In any case, the NF3 pickups are wonderful, and I'm really surprised that I don't see more people (actuall I don't see any people) playing these. To me, it's the first pickup in a long while that is it's own unique thing. It isn't a PAF tone, it isn't a fender type tone, it isn't a P90 tone (though that may be the closest), but it is sweet sounding, and it isn't so different that it would turn people off (I wouldn't think.)
I was just wondering if anybody had any opinions as to why you don't see more of these. No post is complete without a couple of pics and a poorly thrown together clip, so see below. It's just guitar and amp for the most part except for one obvious place where I kick in a Wampler Pinacle.


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Police powers under the law 28.11.07
The police are a key 24-hour agency for women experiencing domestic violence, and the first port of call in emergency.
Each police officer has the discretion to use his or her powers to intervene, arrest, caution or charge an abusive man. Arrests can be made to prevent further injury or to protect a 'vulnerable person or child'.
Broken bail conditions
The police can also arrest someone who has broken bail conditions, or an injunction with powers of arrest. This includes breach of any non-molestation injunction: following implementation of section 1 of the Domestic Violence Crime and Victims Act 2004 breach of a non-molestation order made on or after July 1st 2007 is a criminal offence.
How long police can detain a suspected criminal
The police have strictly limited powers as to the length of time they can keep a suspected criminal at the police station (usually 24 hours) and they cannot impose conditions when forced to release him on police bail.
Imposing bail conditions
The police only have the power to impose bail conditions on an arrested person following charge. It's important to note that conditional bail may only be imposed where a Custody Officer would have otherwise detained the defendant in custody following charge. Requirements may include a condition of residence, not to go within a specified distance of a person or location, to sign on at a police station or the imposition of a curfew. However, the Custody Officer cannot require the arrested person to reside at a bail hostel, or to be available to assist the court, or to undergo a medical examination.
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From January 2006, common assault is also, in effect, an arrestable offence - though the police must apply a test of 'necessity' before they can make any arrest. (This followed the implementation of the Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005, which introduced a new "single power of arrest" and therefore superseded the relevant clause within the Domestic Violence Crime and Victims Act 2004.)
For information on recent legislation of particular relevance, view Criminal Law.
This editorial has been adapted from the following: Hester, Marianne, Pearson, Chris and Harwinn, Nicola, with Abrahams, Hilary (2nd edition 2006) Making an impact: Children and domestic violence – a Reader (London: Jessica Kingsley Publishers). View the full article


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1992-09-18 Orlando Canizales w pts 12 Samuel Duran, Breeden Fieldhouse, Bozeman, Montana, USA - IBF
1992-09-18 Orlando Canizales w pts 12 Samuel Duran, Breeden Fieldhouse, Bozeman, Montana, USA - IBF. Referee: Denny Nelson. Scorecards: 118-110, 118-110, 116-112. Defending his IBF bantamweight title for a record tenth time, surpassing Carlos Zarate's total, Canizales (117½) had to go the full 12 rounds to overcome Duran (117¾), who proved to be a tough little fighter. Although Canizales controlled the fight with the left jab, Duran was always dangerous with flurries of blows causing damage to the champion's features, including bumps and lumps on his forehead and cuts under the eyes. There were no knockdowns, and while Canizales was credited with all but two rounds by two judges that did not give a clear picture of the problems he encountered. The Bozeman Daily Chronicle had Canizales saying after the fight: "I have to give Duran a lot of credit. He knew I was a counter puncher and he was countering me too. I felt I hurt him a couple of times, but he was very determined and always fought back".


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Carly Hernandez sleeps in the arms of her mother, Betty Calderon, while children swarm the grounds of the Elks Lodge on Sunday for an Easter egg hunt.
The Barbie that Azul Fausto picked as an Easter gift loses an accessory onto the Elks Lodge floor Sunday during a gift giveaway.
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By C.J. McMANUSSun Advocate associate editor
Working at the Malt Shop in East Carbon while growing up, Jana Olsen picked up an appreciation for the joy All-American cuisine can produce. The smiles that spring forth following the first sip of a milk shake or that refreshed look that is produced by a Fresh Lime or Vanilla Coke. These interactions came to represent happiness to Olsen, and with the purchase of Sherald's Frosty Freeze on Main Street in Price last year she became the owner of her own little piece of Americana.
"The interactions with people, that's what made me want to do this," said Olsen, addressing her decision to purchase the Main Street malt stand with partner and co-owner Ike Lee. "The nostalgia of these places make people happy, so from day one it has been my goal to produce the food they remembered from their youth."
According to Olsen, bringing strong quality control measures to the Frosty Freeze was the surest way to make sure local residents were getting the food they longed for at a malt shop. She began by insisting that the shop use 100 percent locally raised beef from Ungerman's Meats of Huntington. She also called for Halibut fillets for the shops Sea Burgers. Their ice cream is real ice cream not iced milk. The commitment to quality has paid immediate dividends as Sherald's has once again become one of the hottest hang outs in town.
"I was hoping we would get some community support with the work we planned to put in but I had no idea our community would react in the manner they have," said Olsen. "This place really gets hopping on week nights and date nights alike."
Olsen and her partner Lee had originally planned to shut the malt stand down for a few weeks to remodel and make some repairs, but when they saw just how much the work was going cost they realized they would need the shop's revenue to make the renovation possible.
The ongoing renovation includes an original painting done by Lee, repainting of the shop's exterior and interior walls, a new sign and arrow on the building. New flooring, new internal wall structures and ceiling, counter-tops. The pair has installed new customer tables out in front of the shop and implemented a new point of sale system that prints orders for both the waitresses and the customers.
"That new system has been great," said Olsen. "It lets the customers see just how the waitress took their order and they can make any changes they want then instead of having to wait until they get their food. It has alleviated a great many headaches and produced a ton of happy customers."
While the malt shop has been a fixture on Main Street going back decades, it has also gone through quite a few owners. Some have seen success, some have not and Olsen did admit that several people cautioned her against buying into a business during shaky economic times. But Olsen never batted an eye, from jump, she says she knew everything was going to be okay.
"But honestly, I never thought it was going to be this good, this fast," she said. "We have had such great return clientele, some of those people who came during the first couple of weeks we were open, they still come back once or twice a week."
In talking with several customers who were ordering food as I interviewed Olsen, it became apparent that consistently good food was at the heart of their attachment to the place.
"The food is just like the Malt Shop when I was a kid," said East Carbon's Eric Torrez, 43. "The taste and the freshness of the food is amazing and you get it every time you come. It takes you back, brings back the memories of going for a Vanilla Coke with your girl when you were in high school."
While the old school staples have been a hit with the older crowd, some of today's new drink combinations have helped to bring the current high school and junior high crowd back to Sheralds as well.
"We ordered in 30 plus flavors so we could make tons of drink combinations," said Olsen. "One of our biggest successes is the OMG!, which features root beer and caramel concoction."
Olsen and Lee also brought back little touches like the plastic animals that ride the ice cream into a car for pick up. And the twist is back. Instead of vanilla only as was available when the purchased the shop in October 2013, vanilla, chocolate and a twist of the two is now available.
"We also bought a machine to make shaved ice," said Olsen. "That was something I remembered from East Carbon and it was great, I couldn't wait to make that available to our customers."
Olsen and Lee can be found at the shop every day, showing that their commitment to the shop goes beyond the financial.
"Among several reasons, I took this investment because I loved working at Malt Shop in East Carbon," said Olsen. "Some of the best times of my life were had in and around these shops and I'm so happy to be able to provide that environment for the people of this community."


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Raspberry Pi produces a "step function in fun"
Fun Squared
The Raspberry Pi computer has rekindled interest in tinkering with hardware and created a market for products combining the tiny computer with customized software.
Those of you who know me know that I designed electronics circuits in high school and then studied Electrical Engineering at Drexel University (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania). Unfortunately during that career I was almost electrocuted by 13,600 volts and 800 amps (twice!). Fortunately I found software as much fun and a lot safer, other than paper cuts from ripping printouts. Back in those days electronic components were very expensive (US$ 128,000 for 64KB of core memory), so I took the software route and let someone else pay for the hardware.
I continued to be interested in hardware, and I even assembled my own computer from chips and prototyped digital circuits with the use of breadboards, sometimes with wire-wrapping. Soldering tens of thousands of pins perfected my soldering technique, and you really don't want to know about the wire-wrapping.
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Powerful man-in-the-middle attack is now targeting online shopping.
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On the March with Kenny's Army
Summer 1985 and the very future of English football is in question. With hooliganism rampant and depressing and devastating tragedies at Birmingham, Bradford and Heysel, the sport had reached a pitiful and deplorable nadir; English sides banned from Europe; grounds old and decaying; racism on the terraces; attendances in freefall; and a petty and fractious TV dispute meaning no televised games until January. The beautiful game appeared to be destroying itself from within.
Outside of football, the country was doing the same; unprecedented levels of unemployment, rising crime, and serious disturbances in Tottenham, Brixton and Toxteth, were signs of Thatcher's new non-society. Britain seemed increasingly polarized around class, money and geography. In Liverpool the far-left Militant Tendency was in the process of setting an illegal budget – for the second year in a row.
Amidst this social and sporting chaos Liverpool FC – trophyless for the first time in 10 years and with a new, inexperienced manager in charge of what many saw as an ageing and failing side – had ended the 1984/85 season with its reputation at home and abroad in tatters. City rivals Everton had won the previous season's Championship at a canter and they, rather than Liverpool, were viewed as the side of the future.
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When the new season ended however, it was Kenny Dalglish's men who were crowned champions, beating Everton to the league on the last day of the season, and defeating them in the first all-Merseyside FA Cup final just a week later. How was this possible? How did Dalglish sculpt a supposedly waning side into one that won not only the League, but also the FA Cup, becoming only the fifth side at the time to do so?
Placing Liverpool's title triumph in its wider social context, with match-by-match analysis, fan and player recollections and profiles. On the March With Kenny's Army tells the in-depth story of this incredible feat for the very first time; the key signings, the new tactics, the TV dispute, Manchester United's 10 game winning start to the season, surprise package West Ham and the sensational and enthralling finish. Few seasons were as riveting as this, and didn't football need it?
"Any season that concludes with Liverpool relegating Everton to the runners-up spot in the League has to be special, so for that to also happen in the FA Cup makes it truly remarkable, and that makes this book a more than welcome and long overdue addition to the Liverpool library."- Tony Barrett, The Times


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Good fun summed up the day for children from Stoke Hill Junior School, Clyst Hydon Primary School, Chagford Primary School, Sidmouth Primary School, St Michael's Church of England Primary School and The Duchy School who joined Exeter Junior School for a Cool Maths Show.
Dr Lea from The Cool House of Learning, entertained 60 pupils, plus staff and parents, with her very 'Cool Maths Show'. Pupils watched in amazement as Dr Lea created a huge loop from one piece of A4 paper, big enough for more than two pupils to climb into as well as stepping inside a wonderfully colourful Icosidodecahedron.
The Year Three enrichment activity was organised by Ms Barnes, Maths Coordinator at Exeter Junior School. She said: "So much fun and learning was had by all that we very much look forward to inviting our friends from local schools again next year when we hold our 'Maths Week 2015'!"


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The problem with this 12-4 team is that when they lose half their starters to injury, they hAve no depth as the GM doesnt know talent. Plus the offensive coordinator is an idiot. 34 points in a storm with 40 running plays is dumb. Should have had 50 and gone shotgun!
And The defense sucks. Only 6th in sacks this season, and 9th in interceptions after losing half our team.
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CLEARWATER, FL-- Australian Penny Palfrey opened an early lead over the
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Rice swam the course in 8 hours, 34 minutes, 24 seconds in
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of her swim. The race course covers the entire length of Tampa
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Florida's largest estuary.
Jose Serra, 34, from Guatemala was the men's champion, finishing in 8 hours, 9 minutes, 15 seconds. All day long, Serra jockeyed for position against the top three relay teams while trying to chase down Penny Palfrey . North Baltimore Aquatic Club swam the bay in 8 hours, 2 minutes, 29 seconds to repeat as relay champions. They were followed by teams from Ft. Lauderdale and St. Petersburg who finished in a virtual dead heat with only 6 seconds separating the two relays when they crossed the finish line at Ben T. Davis Beach.
Weather conditions generally favored the swimmers, aided by an incoming tide and a 10 knot tail wind that persisted all day. A light, 1 to 2 foot chop pushed the competitors towards the finish line as they enjoyed extremely fast times for the event.
Shortly after 11:00am, Support Boat Cordinator / Communications Director Marv Siple held a brief moment of radio silence to remember Dave Parcells, the swimmer who succumbed to cardiac failure after completing the first 9 miles of last year's race. Also in tribute, the paramedic that patrolled the course carried a "Parcells Pack" which included a first aid kit and AED.
Penny Palfrey has become one of the world's best known marathon swimmers. In 2007, she was the overall winner at the Manhattan Island Marathon Swim in New York, NY (28.5 miles), the South Head Roughwater Swim in Sydney, Aus. (11k), the Sri Chinmoy National Capital Swim in Canberra, Aus. (8k), and was the women's champion at the Rottnest Channel Swim in Perth, Aus. (20k). Also in 2007, she received the gold medal for the year's fastest swim across the English Channel (9 hours, 7 minutes), awarded by the Channel Swimming Association. She is the oldest female to have crossed the Cook Strait in New Zealand, and may plan to attempt a rare double-crossing of the English Channel sometime in the near future.
Since this event was first staged in 1998, it has drawn competitors from across the United States, Great Britain, Guatemala, Italy, Australia, Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Germany, India, Canada, and the Cayman Islands. Fourty swimmers participated in this year's event, swimming as soloists or as a part of a relay team. Here are the results for the eight solo swimmers and the ten relay teams that competed for honors:
Relay Teams
North Baltimore Aquatic Club - 8 hours, 2 minutes, 29 seconds - Gil
Mandel, 41M, Baltimore, MD; Suzanne Gedney, 39F, Lutherville, MD; Wendy
Quitasol, 45F, Baltimore, MD; Todd Hetzer, 36M, New Freedom, PA; Scott
Breza, 37M, Phoenix, MD; Polly Surhoff, 43F, Cockeysville,
Rip Tide - 8 hours, 11 minutes, 2 seconds - Tim Kennedy, 51M, St. Petersburg, FL; Brian Rimel , 41M, St. Petersburg, FL
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Guilderland police made a Leandra's Law DWI arrest on Saturday, July 16, following an auto accident that sent two to the hospital.
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When it comes to training there are many different philosophies, but most fall into two categories: high volume or low volume. High volume training would be the typical body part split where you do 4 sets of multiple exercises to blast one part of your body daily. Low volume training would include my personal favorite, High Intensity Training. High Intensity Training … [Read more...]
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Soil-Net Downloads
In addition to the many other activities and resources available on Soil-Net, we are pleased to provide links here to a number of related downloadable soil-related resources which accompany well the other materials on the wider website.
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Down to Earth – an Introduction to Soils
Professor Stephen Nortcliff
'Down to Earth' is a 55 page booklet, published in 1984, providing an excellent overview of soil-related issues. It offers a basic introduction to soils and describes in non-specialist language what soil is, how it forms, how and why it is classified and mapped, and how soil is used and affected by mankind.
Down to Earth was written for the general reader who wishes to discover more about our most precious natural resource. It will be found useful by school and college students of geography, geology, biology, environmental studies, agriculture, horticulture, forestry, soil science and related courses.
Down to Earth was written first to accompany a travelling exhibition of the same name, produced by Leicestershire Museums, Art Galleries and Records Service in conjunction with the Soil Survey of England and Wales.
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Nortcliff, S. (1984) Down to Earth – an Introduction to Soils. Leicestershire Museums, Art Galleries and Records Service. ISBN 0 850221439. 55pp.
Ground Work – Practical Ways of Learning about Soils
'Ground Work' is a 16 page booklet, published in 1984, providing a series of practical ways to learn about soil. The booklet covers themes such as: Digging in; Broadening your horizons; Making a good record; Soil and slopes; Taking the rough with the smooth; Soils are not just brown; Experimenting with soil chemistry; Water in soil; What lives in the soil; Common soil mini-beasts; Types of plant and types of soil; And did those feet?; How will your 'garden' grow?; and a Glossary game.
Jarman, M. (1984) Ground Work – Practical Ways of Learning about Soils. Juniper Hall Field Centre and Leicestershire Museums, Art Galleries and Records Service. ISBN 0 850221447. 16pp.
Soil Safari: Soil Worksheets and Teacher Notes
The Soil Worksheets offer a 12 page set of soil-related activity sheets for classroom use together with 10 pages of accompanying teacher notes, (aimed at Primary Schools (or Grades 1 through 3) but equally appropriate for older students). Topics covered include: Learning about the site; Finding out what is growing in the soil and digging a soil pit; Looking at a soil profile; Looking for minibeasts; Soil colour; and Soil texture – the feel of the soil; Water in the soil. The materials are sourced from the British Society of Soil Science (BSSS).
Finally, here is a fantastic movie from the 1950s called 'The Making of Soil', filmed and directed by J.V.Durden and made by the Crown Film Unit. An interesting perspective on how the importance of soil has long been recognised. The film lasts about 35 minutes and covers many aspects of soil science, including: the raw materials of soil; the weathering of rocks; the influence of forest trees on soil formation; climatic and biological factors affecting the soil. This movie is presented on Soil-Net with the permission of the British Society of Soil Science (BSSS).
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Indiana Pacers v Atlanta Hawks - Game Three
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In addition to the direct benefits of achieving the phaseout of ODS the Montreal Protocol has created enabling conditions that have stimulated a transition to a Green Economy.
UNEP defines such an economy as "one that results in improved human well-being and social equity, while significantly reducing environmental risks and ecological scarcities" (UNEP, 2011a). This definition combines economic goals of income growth with social goals of poverty reduction and employment creation as well as environmental goals including reducing greenhouse gas emissions and pollution, and preserving biodiversity and ecosystems services. This concept challenges the notions that: (i) there is an inevitable trade off between environmental sustainability and economic progress and (ii) a green economy would restrain growth and perpetuate poverty in the developing world.
The contributions of the Montreal Protocol to the Green Economy are evaluated first in terms of economic impacts of ODS phase-out at the sector level and at the macroeconomic level.
Under the economic impact heading the first point to note is that instead of imposing a cost to the economies of the countries that participated, the Protocol ended up actually strengthening them and moving them closer to the ideals of a Green Economy described above.
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Fox Chapel doubles team wins PIAA title
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Fox Chapel coach Alex Slezak spent weeks telling his doubles team of Lacey Cohen and Laurel Shymansky to be aggressive when they're in trouble in a match.
The advice proved beneficial Saturday afternoon.
The sophomores beat the North Allegheny duo of Maddy Adams and Tina Li, 6-3, 6-7 (3), 7-6 (1), in the PIAA Class AAA doubles championship match.
The doubles title was the Foxes' first since 2004 and second in program history.
"Being clutch is not hitting the shots in the moment," Slezak said. "It's being willing to dive into pressure and hit the big shots.
"They were willing to do that today."
Cohen and Shymansky defeated Wissahickon's Katherine Devlin and Christie Cesarini, 6-1, 1-6, 6-4, in the semifinals Saturday morning.
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I wanted to add a little bit more chiyogami to my daily life, so I chiyogami-ed my nails. To do so I used a pair of scissors, nail file, nail clippers, nail glue, clear polish to create this look along with the paper.
Using tracing paper (you could use any kind of thinner paper), I traced and cut out templates for each of my nails. I numbered them, left hand and right hand, so I wouldn't get confused later when cutting out the chiyogami pieces.
After cutting out each piece I then used the nail glue to attach them to my nails. I put a small dot of glue on the middle of my nail and pressed the chiyo onto it letting it set for a minute. I then put a little bit more glue around the sides to adhere them down. If you're trying this, be careful not to glue your fingers together or to the paper. I found that using the tip of my nail file to press the paper to the sides of my nail worked best. Make sure to follow the instructions of the glue you purchase for safe application.
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Galesburg, IL -- The Beloit College Men's Basketball team has been looking for a game like this for several weeks.
Behind a dominant opening half, the Bucs clubbed Knox College 86-61 in Galesburg, Illinois on Friday night to snap a four-game losing streak.
After the Prairie Fire scored the first point of the game, the Buccaneers took off on a 35-14 run to move ahead 35-15 with 5:59 remaining in the first half. They kept up the pressure and headed to the lockerroom with a 47-21 advantage.
David Bremner had a double-double by halftime with ten points and 11 rebounds while Michael Horton hit for 12 points as the Bucs shot 50% from the field.
There was no letup in the second half as Beloit continued hitting on all cylinders. They steadily increased the lead until it hit a high of 36 at 75-39 with 9:07 remaining. Head coach Brian Vraney started emptying his bench at the point, with 16 players seeing the court, 12 of them hitting the scoring column.
Patrick Kenny led the way with 16 points. Bremner finished with 15 points and a career-high 14 rebounds while Horton had 15 points and eight assists.
The Buccaneers will look to keep the momentum on their side on Saturday when they play at Lake Forest College. Gametime is at 5:00 p.m.


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The sites identified are in the vicinity of both BART stations, the one adjacent to the Hacienda Business Park and the new one; near the Sheraton Hotel on Stoneridge Mall Road; the parking lots at Stoneridge Shopping Center; the Kaiser Permanente medical clinic off Stoneridge Drive; Pleasanton Gateway, behind where Safeway is now building its new Lifestyle supermarket at Valley and Bernal avenues; vacant land around CarrAmerica's office complex; Kiewit's abandoned site on Valley Avenue, across from Boulder Street; the Valley Trails church site; Vintage Hills Shopping Center; the current location at Axis Community Health on Railroad Avenue, when Axis relocates its facility; the Auf de Maur/Richenback acreage at Bernal Avenue and Stanley Boulevard, where Home Depot once planned to build a new store; Rosewood Auto Sales; Irby-Kaplan-Zia; the Nearon site; Goodnight Inn; and the CM Capital Properties site on West Las Positas Boulevard.
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University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), Los Angeles, CA, US, MArch, M.Arch II / Niel Denari's Suprastudio
During my time at UCLA in the Suprastudio program, we investigated architecture's experimental deployment at the city scale, the building and its fabrication. A great group of faculty and visitors offered critical studies and technical seminars related to the studio project. Students from across the world undertook projects with internationally recognized faculty in collaboration with expert consultants, visitors, and client leaders from industry, government and the civic community. The year's focused, four-studio sequence, anchored by emerging design technologies and current theory, took a look at architecture in the contemporary post urban condition. We examined Los Angeles as a site and used the city as a springboard into the provocative opportunities confronting the next generation of architects.
Woodbury University, Burbank, CA, US, BArch, Architecture
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New trip report at Dondo Outdoors.
A great TR and pictures, as always! A true adventure, the best type of trip.
Thanks, Thom, it was a lot of fun.
I can't look at those photos without thinking about hand jams!
Nice photos, nice thoughts (as always). Thanks for sharing.
Nice essay and photos-especially good to see the references to being lost in the mountains in Asia-that last taste says it all. I can't help but wonder what your tripod was on this trip? That Shadow shot looked like something substantial? The photographer you ran into?
Dave, as a climber you would love Refrigerator Gulch. It's just rocks, rocks, and more rocks.Tom, thanks for your kind words. Good to know that you're still reading.John, the tripod is a Slik Sprint Pro II. Though I hate what it does to my pack weight, I love having it along. Here's more about the photo gear I bring on my trips.
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