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Expiration and Renewal
The new Marketplace implements an expiration and renewal system:
- Each listing is publicly available for one week.
- After one week, the listing will be renewable (making it available for another week) but not public. These listings will appear only on the original seller's profile.
- After two weeks without renewal, the listing automatically expires. Expired listings are not public and cannot be renewed. These listings will appear only on the original seller's profile.
Starred Listings
The starring mechanism allows users to keep track of arbitrary listings, much like a shopping cart. This operation does not require a user account. Starred listings generally persist until the browser is closed or cookies are cleared.
The Marketplace offers both a simple search bar that appears at the top of most pages and an advanced search page also accessible from the simple search bar. Advanced search allows users to find listings by specific keywords, categories, sellers, prices, dates, and more. Users may also subscribe to an advanced search as an Atom feed.
User Accounts
User Accounts guarantee that Marketplace listings are posted by members of the University community and that those members are held accountable for offensive or inappropriate material. As such, users must create an account using their University email address (@uchicago.edu, @uchospitals.edu, or @chicagobooth.edu) before posting a listing. Other members of the community are welcome to browse and even create accounts, but cannot post listings at this time. If you have a University ID (cNetID, UCHAD, etc.) but no University email address, email the moderators with your ID and full name, and a moderator will help you set up an account. To reiterate: If you do not have a University ID, then you are not eligible to post listings.
Help and Feedback
If you have any concerns, criticisms, or complaints about the new design, you may contact the moderators, developers, and maintainers directly by sending an email to the Marketplace List. This list is private, and your message will not be published.
The Marketplace was developed by two students, Sean Clemmer and Paul Kaplan with the support of Student Government. The source code is freely available on GitHub under a three-clause BSD license.


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ESRL Global Systems Division
States contribute data to NOAA GPS-Met demonstration network
GPS continuously operating reference stations (CORS) belonging to the Departments of Transportation in Alaska, Colorado, Florida, Ohio, Michigan, North Carolina, and Texas are now providing GPS data to the Forecast Systems Laboratory for use in atmospheric research. The near real-time observations from these 60 stations are being used by FSL to evaluate the utility of GPS water vapor observations for improved operational weather forecasting. The incorporation of these sites into the FSL GPS-Met network has almost doubled the number of observations available to NOAA Research and the National Weather Service in one year at virtually no cost to the Federal Government.
Like the federal Department of Transportation before them, state and local government agencies across America are now building GPS CORS networks for the purpose of improving statewide transportation facilities, and to support local and regional planning, surveying and mapping, design, construction, intelligent transportation systems, and emergency (911) response applications. By all accounts, the improvements in engineering accuracy and productivity in the public and private sectors resulting from their use have made GPS CORS one of the best investments in federal and state infrastructure in recent years.
Due to a fortuitous synergy between the requirements for high accuracy GPS positioning and GPS meteorology, these state and local government sites also provide valuable information that is being used by FSL to continuously monitor upper-air moisture under all weather conditions. Without exception, the states are enthusiastic about the ancillary use of these data to provide improved weather forecasts to their citizens with little or no additional expense or impact on their routine operation.
FSL GPS water vapor retrievals from almost 200 sites, including the 60 state DOT sites described here, are now available to operational forecasters, modelers, and researchers every half hour. These data are making substantial contributions to subjective weather forecasting, and they have been shown to reliably improve short-term numerical weather forecasts, especially under active weather conditions when the information is needed most. In addition to their use in weather forecasting, the utility of these data in climate monitoring and satellite sensor calibration is also under investigation.
List of state agencies currently providing GPS data to FSL
|Alaska DOT
|Anchorage, AK
|Mesa County, CO
|Grand Junction, CO
|Florida DOT
|Defuniak Springs, FL
Gainsville, FL
Jacksonville, FL
Palatka, FL
Panama City, FL
Perry-Foley, FL
Tallahasse, FL
Defuniak Springs, FL
Palatka, FL
Panama City, FL
Perry-Foley Airport, FL
Tallahasse, FL
|Ohio DOT
|Columbus, OH
Defiance, OH
Freeport Outpost, OH
Gustavus Outpost, OH
Lebanon, OH
Morgon County Garage, OH
Pike County Garage, OH
Sidney, OH
Tiffin, OH
Wooster, OH
|Michigan DOT
|Jackson, MI
Adrian, MI
Saginaw, MI
Brighton, MI
Grand Rapids, MI
Auburn Hills, MI
Mount Pleasant, MI
Cadillac, MI
Gaylord, MI
Alpena, MI
Kalamazoo, MI
L'anse, MI
Escanaba, MI
Newberry, MI
Saginaw, MI
Grand Rapids, MI
|North Carolina DOT
|Asheville, NC
Castle-Hayne, NC
Charlotte, NC
Conover, NC
Fayetteville, NC
High Point, NC
Lillington, NC
Raleigh, NC
Washington, NC
|Texas DOT
|Amarillo, TX
Arlington, TX
Austin, TX
Beaumont, TX
Corpus Christi, TX
El Paso, TX
Houston, TX
Laredo, TX
Lubbock, TX
Odessa, TX
Pharr, TX
Contact information
Name: Seth I Gutman
Tel: 303-497-7031


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Events related with NOT (16+3=19)
Still unrealised projects - help or proposals welcome
[date to be determined: Workshop
"Thinking structuralism today"
(organised by the
Structuralist Federation
[date to be determined:
NOT-Workshop in Paris
, France (organised by R. Guitart and A. Moretti)]
[We prepare a volume, constituted of papers of different authors, as a tribute to
(1918-), a so-called
W.H. Gottschalk's Festschrift
(we are open to spontaneous candidatures for participating to it by a paper - the publisher has not yet been determined)]
forthcoming NOT-events (3)
5-9 May 2014,
4th World Congress on the Square of Opposition
, Vatican-City (Vatican)
(organised by Jean-Yves Béziau)
29-30 November 2013, International Congress on the Square of Opposition, Tunis (Tunisia)
(organised by Saloua Chatti)
24-25 October:
Opposition and Contrast as Key Structures in Perception and Cognition"
organised by I. Bianchi and U. Savardi (psychologists), University of Verona (Italy)
past NOT-events (16)
December 8th: Moretti, A., talk on NOT at the
seminar, École Normale Supérieure (E.N.S.), Paris (France)
(title of the talk: "La somme et le produit d'hexagones logiques")
November 20th: Moretti, A., talk on NOT at the
Centre International d'Étude de la Philosophie Française Contemporaine (CIEPFC)
, École Normale Supérieure (E.N.S.), Paris (France)
(title of the talk: "Y a-t-il une "géométrie oppositionnelle"? Relance-t-elle le structuralisme en général et la sémiotique narrative en particulier?" -
27 September 2012: seminar (partly) on oppositions at the "
Logic in Rio
" working group (click "Seminario")
Marcos, J., "Opposition from the Viewpoint of Universal Logic"
Max, I., "Multi-dimensional opposition"
26-29 June 2012:
3rd World Congress on the Square of Opposition
, Beirut, Lebanon (organised by J.-Y. Béziau)
11 June 2012:
NOT-brainstorming in Leuven
(organised by A. Moretti and H. Smessaert)
6 June 2012: A. Moretti, "What oppositional geometry underlies the Lacanian matheme of sexuation?" (
presentation and abstract
), at the
Versus Laboratory
of the Jan van Eyck Academie, Maastricht (Netherlands)
3 June 2012: Demey L. and Smessaert H., "Information in the Square of Opposition", talk delivered at the conference
Trends in Logic XI
, Bochum (Germany)
21-22 December:
LNAT 2: Logic Diagrams - Their History and Reality in Language and Cognition
" Conference,
Center for Research in Syntax, Semantics and Phonology
(CRISSP), Brussels, Belgium (organised by D. Jaspers)
19-26 July 2011:
"The Logic of Opposition", affiliated symposium
of the 14th Congress of Logic, Methodology and Philosophy of Science
, Nancy, France (organised by F. Schang -
22-23 June 2010:
NOT-Workshop in Nice
, France (organised A. Moretti)
17-20 June 2010:
Second World Congress on the Square of Opposition
, Corte, France (organised by J.-Y. Béziau)
18-25 April 2010:
Tutorial on NOT (given by A. Moretti)
at the
(Lisbon, Portugal)
23 January 2010:
NOT-Workshop in Leuven
, Belgium (organised by H. Smessaert)
29-30 October 2009: Italian Congress on
"The Perception and Cognition of Contraries"
, Macerata, Italy (organised by I. Bianchi and U. Savardi)
14 March 2009:
NOT-Workshop in Neuchâtel
, Switzerland (organised by A. Moretti)
01-03 June 2007:
First World Congress on the Square of Opposition
, Montreux, Switzerland (organised by Jean-Yves Béziau)
some other events of interest (with respect to the themes of NOT)
forthcoming (2)
28-29 March 2014,
"Duality and Opposition", Dublin Graduate Philosophy Conference
, Dublin (Irland)
13-17 February 2014,
5th World Congress on Paraconsistency
, Kolkata (India)
(it probably will contain several talks about NOT)
past (6)
08-09 December 2011: "Boethius and Late Ancient Thought about Relations" University of Lausanne, Dorigny campus
03-05 June 2011:
Contradictions. Logic, History, Actuality
, International conference, Technical University, Berlin (Germany).
10-12 September 2010:
Cutting the "Not": Workshop on Negativity and Reflexivity
(Versus Laboratory, Maastricht, Netherlands)
23-25 July 2010:
Structure and Identity
, International Conference sponsored by the
AHRC project Foundations of Structuralism
, University of Bristol (UK).
01-03 July 2010:
"Un-titled: Affirming Negations - Negating Affirmations"
, conference at the
ICI Institute for Cultural Inquiry
, Berlin (Germany)
24-26 March 2010:
"A Contrario"
, a Conference on linguistic oppositions organised by the CRISCO lab (Caen, France)
If you know of other events related to NOT, please let us know.
. Last update: 18th/10/2013. The figure comes from: Moretti, A.,
The Geometry of Logical Opposition
, ch. 24 (2009)


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Monday, October 22, 2012
© Copyright 2015 Gwinnett Daily Post
LAWRENCEVILLE -- Police now believe last week's shooting death of 22-year-old Rashad Jones was the result of self defense.
Jones' body was found on the evening of Oct. 16 near the tennis courts at Lawrenceville's Riverstone subdivision. Gwinnett County police had responded to reports of shots fired at the subdivision, located near Ronald Reagan Parkway at the intersection of Bridge Walk Drive and Oak Road.
Authorities said last week that Jones was found with an unloaded gun, and that the shooting likely resulted from an argument over "some type of rip-off involving a scam."
Gwinnett County police spokesman Cpl. Jake Smith told the Daily Post Monday that the homicide has been deemed a self-defense shooting.
"Charges will not be filed against the 'suspect,'" Smith said.
Two young Lawrenceville residents -- ages 19 and 20 -- were listed as suspects on the original incident report. Neither Jones nor the "suspects" lived in the neighborhood where the shooting occurred.
Further details regarding the incident that reportedly triggered the shooting were not available for publication Monday, Smith said.
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Following a $3.65 million investment, Avecia has announced plans to increase additives production at its Huddersfield, U.K. manufacturing site.
According to Russell Bond, vice president of the company's pigments and additives division, the installation of a new reactor unit at the Huddersfield site marked the first stage of the investment in Avecia's additives business. He added that the company will increase manufacturing capacity by up to 30 percent and enhance the enabling of technology critical to the development of new additives.
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Holiday Clubs best outreach ever!?
Website: http://www.johnhardwick.org.uk
Location: Worldwide!
Members: 11
Latest Activity: May 23, 2013
holiday clubs seems to be struggling in numbers in the last few years compared to 10 yrs ago ? why ? playschemes offer longer time , model of holiday clubs not engaging as much with children in…Continue
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Hi Ashley, just noticed your question below (dont remember getting an email notification, maybe i did, but it was lost in the mass of emails).
look on YouTube for the video of the sports academy theme tune (& John has some suggested actions).
email me direct if you need help (firstname.lastname@example.com)
We are running the Sports academy holiday club 6-10 August at our church. I'm try to find the video lcips metioneds on the John Hardwick holiday club facebook page :-
1) Theme song action video (we have bought the mp3 file)
2) Watt family drama day 1 by Eden Baptist church cambridge mentioned by G. Carrington. Can you help or point me in the right direction.
Many thanks Ashley Dawson email@example.com
Interesting comments but I'm involved in leading 7 holiday clubs a year and each of these run to capacity, from 80 children to 600. When run well there is a good balance between a good engaging up-front programme that teach Christian themes in and exciting way, and small group activities with loads of opportunity to engage with children. Some holiday clubs run from 9:00 am to 3:00pm others are just a morning or afternoon often including other events and outtings!
I'm not sure what a Play scheme is?
snippets from a very successful Holiday Club
'High Energy Holiday Clubs'
Holiday Clubs may be the most effective outreach for the year for your church! Not only reaching the Children but also building links with the whole family.
"You can only go for first morning!" the mother said to her son, but the boy enjoyed the holiday club session so much she relented and allowed him to go every day! This was an email I received once from a church where I had led a holiday club, it went on to say how both mother and son have been coming to church ever since!
Yes, every year thousands upon thousands of children and families are being reached with the gospel through holiday clubs! Churches need to support, encourage and pray 100% for these and may be even incorporating some of the ideas into church services!
Holiday clubs bring people together; different churches often work together, leaders of all-ages working together.
Please do consider running one if you are not.
John Hardwick leads on average 7 holiday clubs a year and has had 8 of his holiday club themes published including; Jungle Jamboree, Starship Discovery, Razzamatazz Robots, Junior Heroes, Champions with more on the way! www.johnhardwick.org.uk


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Monday, May 29,2006
This Memorial Day weekend, millions of Americans traveled, relaxed, and spent time with their friends and families. We also considered the sacrifices of so many who made those freedoms possible. We honor the men and women who have given our nation so much, serving, fighting and dying to defend our freedom and protect our liberty. On Memorial Day, we celebrate that devotion by remembering their stories.
I remember my own father. He volunteered to serve in the Air Force during World War II, and flew missions over Europe. I remember the soldiers I met when visiting the war torn battlefields of Iraq. I think of those who must come home to Walter Reed Medical Center, critically injured and forever changed. And I think of our service members' families who struggle as their beloved children, siblings, or spouses go off to war. American soldiers continue to put their lives on the line today, fighting, enduring, and standing strong in Iraq, in Afghanistan, and across the globe. I am eternally grateful for the resolve of those who have chosen to selflessly follow this noble and dangerous path.
Today I celebrate the service of America's military personnel and remember those who have given their lives in the line of duty. We do so on this day, and every day. Their sacrifice is immense and our gratitude is profound.
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Brighten up your bathroom with this colourful and cosy selection of towels from Catherine Lansfield. Whether you fancy neutral tones or bright and bold designs, this extensive range is sure to suit your preferred palette. Catherine Lansfield gains its name from a stylish, artistic and elegant lady and the designs of the brand embody all these traits as well as cool contemporary looks for 21st century living.


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Citizens of another 22 countries became eligible for a visa on arrival at Mandalay International Airport.
Domestic airline Air KBZ has added a new aircraft to its fleet with financing from a Danish firm.
National carrier Myanmar Airways International will launch daily flights between Mandalay and Bangkok from the end of March and plans to add further services out of Mandalay, a spokesperson said last week.
President U Thein Sein is expected to travel to Norway in late February, with cooperation on Inle Lake conservation one of the major topics to be discussed, Norway's charge d'affaires to Myanmar said last week.
A record-breaking surge in tourism brought one million foreign visitors to Myanmar last year, the highest figure recorded.
New low-cost carrier Golden Myanmar Airlines is expected to begin flights between Yangon and Mandalay following a recent test flight.
Budget carrier Dragonair will begin offering four flights a week between Hong Kong and Yangon on January 9.
Hotel booking site Agoda has recognised four Myanmar hotels "for their commitment to online revenue management".
The Ministry of Immigration plans to expand a visa-on-arrival program to citizens of 22 European countries.
The domestic air market is set for a dramatic shakeup, with a new entrant planning to offer one-way fares to Mandalay for as little as K27,000.


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Having discovered a geographic link between traffic collisions and criminal activity, Officer Gilhooly approached Lieutenant Rob DeBuck, who had a similar mandate from the Chief to ōdo something about crime.ö The lieutenant had been studying the ōbroken windowsö approach to deterrence.
Political scientist James Q. Wilson and criminologist George Kelling co-authored the cover story in the March, 1982, issue of The Atlantic Monthly. The article, titled ōBroken Windows,ö explained how neighborhoods might decay -- both physically and culturally -- if no one attends to their maintenance. The authors argued that the best way to fight crime was to fight the disorder that precedes it. Plagued by graffiti, panhandling, farebeating, and other problems, the New York City Transit Authority used the ideas contained in ōBroken Windowsö as a guide to restoring order to the subway. The New York City Police Department soon followed with a community-policing strategy focusing on order maintenance. Despite initial skepticism, the strategy caught on in both organizations and resulted in significant reductions in disorder and crime.
Kelling and his wife, Catherine Coles -- a lawyer and anthropologist specializing in urban issues and criminal prosecution-published Fixing Broken Windows: Restoring Order and Reducing Crime in Our Communities (Free Press, 1996); the book expands substantially on the 1982 article. In Fixing Broken Windows, Kelling and Coles examine the competing claims of individual liberty and community in determining to what extent public spaces should be protected. They emphasize that the ōcrime problemö is a combination of disorder, fear, serious crime, and urban decay; and, they contend that the current model of the criminal-justice system has failed by not recognizing the links between these elements and by ignoring the role citizens can play in crime prevention.
There are many elements in the approach to crime reduction advocated by Kelling, Wilson, and Coles. Some of the elements, such as foot patrols and citizen involvement, form the core of what now is known as Community Oriented Policing. The theory on which this approach is based is that disorder and crime are inextricably linked, as described by Wilson and Kelling (1982) in their original article.
Social psychologists and police officers tend to agree that if a window in a building is broken and is left unrepaired, all the rest of the windows will soon be broken. This is as true in nice neighborhoods as in rundown ones. Window-breaking does not necessarily occur on a large scale because some areas are inhabited by determined window-breakers whereas others are populated by window-lovers; rather, one unrepaired broken window is a signal that no one cares, and so breaking more windows costs nothing. (It always has been fun.)
|From ōBroken Windowsö
Philip Zimbardo, a Stanford psychologist, reported in 1969 on some experiments testing the broken-window theory. He arranged to have an automobile without license plates parked with its hood up on a street in the Bronx and a comparable automobile on a street in Palo Alto, California. The car in the Bronx was attacked by ōvandalsö within ten minutes of its ōabandonment.ö The first to arrive were a family -- father, mother, and young son -- who removed the radiator and battery. Within twenty-four hours, virtually everything of value had been removed. Then random destruction began -- windows were smashed, parts torn off, the upholstery ripped. Children began to use the car as a playground. Most of the adult ōvandalsö were well-dressed, apparently clean-cut whites. The car in Palo Alto sat untouched for more than a week. Then Zimbardo smashed part of it with a sledgehammer. Soon, passersby were joining in. Within a few hours, the car had been turned upside down and utterly destroyed. Again, the ōvandalsö appeared to be primarily respectable whites.
Officer Gilhooly, Lieutenant DeBuck, and APD traffic lieutenant, Paul Heatley, saw merit in the ōbroken windowsö theory. They reasoned that if untended property eventually becomes fair game, untended behavior eventually leads to a breakdown of community control. The officers theorized that streets and roads are to the residents of cities, such as Albuquerque, what the subways are to New Yorkers. If the New York Transit Authority can restore order to their subways by faithful maintenance and law enforcement, perhaps civility could be restored to Albuquerque streets by focusing special traffic enforcement effort on the most visible indicators that ōno one cares.ö The APD officers identified aggressive driving, graffiti, and open-air drug sales as major targets.
The officers approached the New Mexico State Highway and Transportation Department and found both assistance and creativity in the Traffic Safety Bureau. The BureauÆs Chief Planner, Virginia Jaramillo, and Police Traffic Services Program Manager, Michael Quintana, were committed to ōLooking Beyond the Ticket,ö a concept that links traffic enforcement to the overall mission of a law enforcement agency. Bureau staff helped the officers tap into existing traffic safety programs and create new ones, forming a partnership that included traditional and non-traditional members. The resulting special enforcement program, called Safe Streets 1997, is summarized in the following paragraphs.
Traditional Partners
Non-Traditional Partners
Safe Streets 1997 was composed of several related elements, including saturation patrols, follow-up patrols, freeway speed enforcement, and sobriety checkpoints. These traffic enforcement tactics were supported by several programmatic elements, including Know Your Speed, Operation Buckle Down, Community DWI, the Traffic Safety Education and Enforcement Program, Operation DWI, Safe Ride, Take the Pledge, *DWI, and the Citizen Complaint Hot Line.
The main strategy of Safe Streets 1997 was to saturate one of the four high-crime/high-crash areas at a time with law enforcement officers. These special patrols consisted of 12 motorcycle officers, supported by members of the DWI team and officers drawn from the local area command. The primary tactic used during the initial phase of the program was to deploy in the gateways used by non-residents to enter an area to purchase illegal drugs and commit other crimes, and to write as many traffic citations as possible. During these saturation patrols, motorists were stopped and cited for all infractions, however minor they might be.
The saturation patrols continued in the same area for one month, then shifted to the next area on the list. Twice each week during the second month of the program, officers returned to the first area; the schedule was reduced to one day per week during the third month of the program, as the main focus shifted to the third, and then a month later, to the fourth high-crime/high-crash area. The pattern was continued for the duration of the program. The focus returned to the first area that was targeted during the fifth month of the program. Bicycle and mounted patrols were integrated in this schedule of ōfocus and follow-through.ö Deploying officers in an area on a reduced schedule after the main special enforcement effort had shifted to another area is one of the features that distinguishes Safe Streets 1997 from other similar special enforcement programs. The reduced presence after the main focus had moved on was intended to convey both the reality and perception of all areas as special enforcement zones.
In response to changes in national maximum speed limits, the New Mexico State Highway and Transportation Department conducted a statewide engineering analysis to define safe speed limits for all roads and highways. The Know Your Speed program was implemented to remind motorists that speed limits vary throughout the state. This program was incorporated as a key element of the APDÆs Safe Streets 1997.
The New Mexico State Traffic Safety Bureau helped organize and equip a special freeway unit as part of the statewide Know Your Speed program. The special unit patrolled the two major highways that intersect in the heart of Albuquerque, a total of 30 miles of urban Interstate within the APDÆs jurisdiction. Officers of the Freeway Unit used four unmarked vehicles in their efforts to identify the aggressive driving behavior that motorists see every day, but which is attenuated by the presence of a marked patrol vehicle; State Police, the Bernalillo County SheriffÆs Department, and the Motor Transportation Division also participated in the special freeway patrols.
Persistent speeding in highway construction zones motivated the State Highway DepartmentÆs Public Affairs and Traffic Safety Bureaus, and the APD to develop an innovative countermeasure to supplement the daily patrols in unmarked police vehicles. Special ōcherry¢pickerö operations were conducted several times during the special enforcement program. In these high¢visibility operations, a hydraulically-operated lift (borrowed from the State Highway and Transportation Department) was used to position an officer, equipped with a radio and a laser speed gun, high above the lanes of a freeway. Between five and ten additional officers were deployed at roadside on motorcycles and in patrol cars over a distance of two miles downstream from the ōcherry picker.ö The vehicles of speeding and otherwise aggressive drivers were identified by the officer above the freeway and described over the radio; the waiting officers made the enforcement stops. Operations had to be temporarily suspended when all officers were engaged with violators. These special operations usually were conducted for two hours each day (08:00-10:00 or 15:00-17:00 hours) for a period of five consecutive days at different locations. Three cherr-picker operations were conducted that involved four hours each day for two weeks at a time.
The ōcherry-pickerö operations generated large volumes of traffic citations, primarily for speeding. As many as 1,400 citations were issued during one five-day week while operating only two hours each day (an average of 140 tickets per hour!). The operations also generated much free publicity for Safe Streets 1997, the statewide Know Your Speed program, and the State Highway and Transportation Department. The media found the ōcherry-pickerö operations to be particularly newsworthy and invited officers and State Highway and Transportation Department staff to appear on television and radio to discuss the special enforcement effort. The public responded with considerable support for the program and highway construction workers greatly appreciated the programÆs effects.
Driving while impaired (DWI) is a serious problem in New Mexico. For this reason, the Albuquerque Police Department was among the first law enforcement agencies is the U.S. to recognize the potential for sobriety checkpoints to deter motorists from DWI. The APD favors large-scale checkpoints, involving 30 or more uniformed personnel. Officers from the New Mexico State Police and Bernalillo County SheriffÆs Department also usually participate in APD checkpoints. The large numbers of officers are necessary because many arrests are made at every checkpoint. The APD has conducted 25 to 30 sobriety checkpoints each year for many years and at least two checkpoints were conducted during each month of the Safe Streets 1997 program. APD checkpoints continue to result in at least 25 DWI arrests each time one is conducted.
Among the programs that supported Safe Streets 1997 was Operation DWI, a statewide effort to target high alcohol-involved crash locations. The program combined a media campaign with high visibility enforcement activities such as checkpoints and saturation patrols, to deter motorists from driving while impaired.
The Bernalillo County DWI Planning Council sponsors the Safe Ride Program, which ensures that there is an alternative to drinking and driving by offering free cab rides home from any bar in Albuquerque. The same organization sponsors the Tipsy Tow Program, which provides a tow home for motoristsÆ vehicles on major holiday weekends.
Take the Pledge was part of the APDÆs effort to involve citizens in the Safe Streets 1997 program. In cooperation with the mayorÆs office and the Office of Community Affairs, police personnel attended meetings of neighborhood associations to describe the Safe Streets program and enlist citizen support and participation by pledging to drive safely. This element of the program was accompanied by an extensive media campaign that included radio announcements, display ads on buses, and bumper stickers.
Motorists in Albuquerque can enter ō*DWIö on their cellular telephones to report impaired drivers. Citizens use this toll-free service to report several DWIs each day.
A Citizen Complaint Hot Line was established to encourage the residents of Albuquerque to report traffic problems. Calls to the hot line were returned promptly by a traffic officer who then met with the citizen, evaluated the complaint, and recommended action. More than 100 tactical plans were implemented in response to citizen complaints. Some of the reported problems were found to require engineering, rather than enforcement, solutions, so the officers recruited city and state traffic engineers to the program. The citizens, law enforcement officers, and traffic engineers then worked together to make changes, where appropriate, such as constructing speed humps and turn lanes, installing traffic signs, and adjusting signal phases.
Improving traffic safety and deterring crime in the four target areas were the objectives of Safe Streets 1997. It was hoped that the high-visibility police presence and special enforcement effort would deter both unsafe driving and the incidence of crime in the vicinity of the enforcement. The special enforcement effort began in January 1997; the tactics were developed and refined the first month in preparation for the formal program kickoff in February. All elements of the program were in effect for the first five months of Safe Streets 1997. However, a major change occurred five months into the program, about the time the main focus of special enforcement was returning to the first target area.
The APDÆs crime deterrence grant ended in May 1997, which resulted in the withdrawal of beat officers from the saturation patrols. Improving traffic safety was the primary objective throughout the Safe Streets 1997 program and the ending of the crime deterrence grant permitted the officers to focus exclusively on the reduction of aggressive driving and fatal collisions. This traffic safety emphasis was maintained throughout the second half of Safe Streets 1997. The schedule of special enforcement established early in the program was continued, but responsibility for developing and implementing tactical plans was shifted from the central planning staff to the area commands. Officers were encouraged to use their understanding of local conditions and available crime and crash data to develop innovative approaches to their special enforcement efforts. The officers responded enthusiastically because they were committed to improving traffic safety and they felt a sense of ownership of the program that can be lacking when plans are developed and imposed by others.
The ending of the crime deterrence grant was accompanied by a shift in tactics. The officers focused their attention for the remainder of the Safe Streets program on the three violations they believed to be most responsible for fatal crashes: unsafe speed, failure to use safety restraints, and DWI. Officers saturated the high-crime/high-crash areas as before, but the focus of their effort shifted from the side streets to the main arterials and most dangerous intersections. Officers strictly enforced speed limits and adult and child safety restraint requirements, and as always, they paid particularly close attention to the signs of impaired driving. Specialists from the DWI unit could be called for assistance with a suspected impaired driver, which would permit the special patrol to continue. During periods of heavy traffic, officers frequently would stand at roadside or in the median to observe the drivers of vehicles that were stopped in traffic. This high-visibility tactic contributed to public awareness of the special enforcement program and resulted in many arrests for open containers of alcoholic beverages and DWI, and many citations for speed and safety restraint violations.
Officers were encouraged to write tickets as part of the special enforcement program, although there was no formal incentive, aside from that provided by a sense of professionalism and duty (and for some, a little friendly competition). Some traffic officers were especially perceptive, skillful, and motivated in their work, writing as many as 50 citations during a five-hour period. Even patrol officers, who were not a part of the special enforcement program, were encouraged to write at least two traffic citations per day. Many patrol officers resented this policy at first. However, soon after it was implemented, two patrol officers stopped a vehicle for speeding (in an attempt to satisfy their supervisor) and while writing the ticket they received a bulletin about an armed robbery -- committed by the driver they had just stopped. They, and many of their skeptical colleagues, instantly became firm believers in the merits of traffic enforcement and ōLooking Beyond the Ticket.ö


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2 OL medaljar
- Sylv i Torino 2006, kulekøyring
- Bronse i Nagano 1998, kulekøyring
- Gull i Deer Valley 2002, kulekøyring
7 VM medaljar
- Sølv 1999 i Sveits, kulekøyring
- Sølv 1999 i Sveits, paralell-kulekøyring
- Gull 2001 i Canada, kulekøyring
- Gull 2001 i Canada, paralell-kulekøyring
- Gull 2003 i USA, kulekøyring
- Gull 2003 i USA, paralell-kulekøyring
- Sølv 2005 Finland, paralell-kulekøyring
World Cup:
33 - 1. plassar
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Guestbook New
find VOSS in Western Norway, more precisely
60° 39' North and 6° 26' East. VOSS is not a
big place, there live about 6000 citizens in
downtown, and 14000 in the county of VOSS.
Voss (Vossevangen) is situated in the heart
of Western Norway. It lies on the
northern edge of Vangs Lake and nestles in a
picturesque setting amongst snow covered peaks.
Communications are good with regular train services
to Bergen and Oslo. Bergen is approximately
1 hour by train and a mere 90 minutes by road.
From Oslo the train traverses the Hardanger
Plateau the roof of Norway in 5 h 30 min.
community is one of the largest boroughs in
the county of Hordaland.
This natural wealth formed the basis for the development
of a prosperous farming community where rich traditions
took root.
one of the local farms, Finne, a guildhall was built
around the year 1250. Finnesloftet is today part of
the collection that is administered by the National
Historical Society King Olav the Holy visited the
settlement of Voss in 1023 to convert the pagan villagers
to Christianity. The King erected a stone cross, St.
Olav's Cross, as a symbol of the new belief in the
region. The cross is to be seen in the centre of Voss.
situated between Sognefjord in the north and Hardangerfjorden
in the south, Voss lies at the heart of fjord Norway.
A short journey from Voss brings you to aweinspiring
fjords and mountains, with Flåmsbanen and Hardangervidda
in the east. Travelling westwards you will arrive
at Bergen with its Bryggen and Troldhaugen.
Voss retains its cultural heritage with a living tradition
in handcrafrs. Modern industries; working in wood,
silver and textiles build on techniques and designs
dating back to ancient times.
Folkmusic thrives through the Ole Bull Academy, founded
in 1977. In 1995 the Vossajazz music festival celebrates
its 22nd anniversaty.
sports have a natural home in Voss. Alpine, crosscountry,
biathlon and freestyle; Voss has them all. Voss prides
itself in being represented in the 1994 winter Olympics
by having six athletes on the Norwegian National Team.
For the adventurous visitor, Voss can offer hang-gliding,
paragliding, mountaineering and rafting. For those
seeking peace and tranquility in a natural setting
Voss offers flyfishing in approximately 500 lakes
or a memorable stroll in the mountains.
is primarily an agricultural area, but secondary industries
such as commerce, communications, education and tourism,
provide our guests with the product-variation which
makes a holiday interesting.
Voss Centre is approx. 56 meters above the sea level
and is situated at the end of the lake "Vangsvatnet"
and is the administrative centre of Voss. Centre of
communications, commerce and education for large surrounding
Foto: S. Ulvund
- Gull normal bakke Torino 2006
- Bronse stor bakke Torino 2006
- Bronse laghopp Torino 2006
- Laggull skiflyging 2006
- Bronse laghopp 2003
- 4. plass stor bakke 2005
World Cup:
- 1. fyrste plass
- 1. andre plass
- 2. tredje plassar
Foto: S. Ulvund
1. plass stafett Salt Lake City 2002
- 3. plass 30 km, Salt Lake City 2002
- 1. plass stafett Albertville 1992
12 NM gull:
- 10 individuelle
- 2 stafettgull
World Cup:
- 4 plass samanlagt i verdscupen 2001/2002


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A whole new spin on local music: The first major collaboration between Oklahoma DJs and Oklahoma bands, Red Bull Locally Thrown brings four DJs to the table to spin their mixes of Oklahoma's best local live music.
DJs: John Bourke, DJ Moody, DJ Diverse & Jeremy Dawson of Shiny Toy Guns
Bands: BRONCHO, Crocodile, Colourmusic, DEERPEOPLE, Hi-Pop!, Jabee, PDA, Recorder, Sam & The Stylees, Shiny Toy Guns, Stardeath and White Dwarfs , The Moai Broadcast, The Non
Each DJ will be given music from 14 local bands, and then have one month to create re-mixes of the music, which they will perform at Cain's Ballroom.
Guests can also expect performances by Recorder and Tulsa-favorite hip hop artist, PDA. Rumor is that the DJs are also cooking up a finale of epic proportions.
Cain's Ballroom
423 N. Main St., Tulsa, OK 74103
November 5, 2010
7 pm - doors open, 8 pm - show begins
All ages. Tickets $5 in advance at www.cainsballroom.com or at the door.


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Some of you might remember this wonderful chicken dish I learned from my mother-in-law. It didn't really have a name other than "Grandma Kate's Chicken," until a friend pointed out that something like this would be called "smothered chicken" where she came from. I loved being given a more recognizable name for the dish we in our family have long cooked and enjoyed.
Anyhow, while this recipe is delicious, not everyone in your family might enjoy the copious leftovers, and even when they do, it is never really possible to consume all of the resulting gravy – or so it was until now. This morning, I arrived at a brilliant realization that I could turn my smothered chicken leftovers – meat and mashed potatoes and gravy and all – into a shepherd's pie and serve the extra gravy on the side. Not only did it stretch the way those leftovers would ordinarily be consumed, it really gave them a nice lift and a semblance of an entirely new, fresh dish. I am a huge fan of such "succession" meals – the ones that can be made utilizing something that has already been cooked, not to mention that shepherd's pie is the ultimate meat-and-potato lover's delight.
So all I did was grab uneaten chicken pieces, remove chicken flesh from the bones, and cut it up into bite-size pieces, fatty skin and all (the fatty, intensely-flavored skin is the best part). I then very simply mixed them with half of the gravy (which was approximately 3/4 C of gravy to 3 C of meat) and spread the mixture in a small casserole dish (mine was not 9 x 13 but the size smaller, although I can't remember exactly what it is – maybe 8 x 11 or something). Next, I simply spread the cold mashed potatoes on top of the mixture, smoothed them out carefully with a spoon (I always do everything neatly and carefully, as you well know), and then brushed the top with a beaten egg thinned with a dash of maple sap (as an alternative to water).
Then sprinkle everything with a thin layer of grated Parmesan…
Wait, what's that all about?
And bake it at 450 degrees for approximately 30 minutes, until the top looks like in the picture above.
Note that I placed the casserole on the top shelf of the oven, where it is the hottest, and where you want to put the foods that you really want to brown on top.
I served this with extra gravy, and my goodness, it was as incredible as the dish I started with tasted the day before. I am totally a shepherd's pie addict now. I can think of infinite filling possibilities with numerous animal species.
How I make my mashed potatoes: I boil 3 pounds of unpeeled potatoes (I prefer Yukon Golds) in salted water until they are very tender and begin to fall apart (approximately 25 to 30 min). I then drain them, reserving the water for making gravy, and mash them together with approximately 3/4 C of milk (warning: this is not an exact measurement, so use your eyes), a dash of heavy cream, and about 3-4 tablespoons of room-temperature butter. They come out creamy and delicious.


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Star Student Gold: Katelyn Goodman
Katelyn Goodman - Abilene High School
Katelyn is involved in art, basketball, National Honor Society, Health Occupations Students of America and is a class officer.
She has been on Hillcrest Youth Group mission trips. She has volunteered at the National Center for Children's Illustrated Literature, Jump Rope for Heart and packing medications for the Zambia Medical Mission.
She hopes to earn a college basketball scholarship and major in graphic design. Among her interests are basketball, art, spending time with family and friends, her youth group, swimming with her sister, playing pingpong with her brother, shoes, sleeping and eating ice cream.
Katelyn said coach Brandon Osborne has helped her to be a better basketball player and Christian, and her mother has taught her not to give up.
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The Generations of Adam is the magnum opus of Rabbi Isaiah ben Abraham Horowitz (1570?-1626). In it he brought together his views concerning many of the most important issues addressed by kabbalists since the late twelfth century. These include basic theological questions concerning how G-d can be known, the true nature of the Torah, the divine origins of the human soul, the meaning and purpose of life in this world, the nature of the precepts and the power of divine intervention with regard to them, and the ultimate reward of the Messianic Age and the World to Come.
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So Winter Storm Draco has moved on. And far from draconian, my children found him to be delightful. Of course, they didn't have to drive anywhere, or shovel snow roughly the weight and consistency of concrete. Marion, thankfully, was spared from Draco's full wrath.
They just got a snow day, news of which was greeted with joyous shrieks Wednesday night. And they made the most of it.
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SOLON -- A Solon police officer hit Monday night clearing the scene of another accident has been released from the hospital.
Police say Patrol Officer Kristi Harvey had responded to Route 422 after reports of a Jeep crash in the eastbound lanes. The female driver of the Jeep was hurt but a child passenger was not.
Officer Harvey was about to take the child to the hospital where the mother was being treated when a SUV rear-ended her cruiser.
The driver of the SUV had two children in the vehicle.
All were taken to the hospital for treatment.
The driver of the SUV has been charged with failure to keep an assured clear distance.


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University of Missouri - Saint Louis
The Graduate School
An oral examination in defense of the dissertation for the degree
Doctor of Philosophy in Education
Daniel Blash
M.Ed. in Guidance and Counseling, May, 1998, Lincoln University – Jefferson City.
B.A. in Psychology, May, 1995,University of Missouri-Rolla.
Faith in counseling: A Qualitative Examination of the Experiences of African American College Students With the Integration of Religion and Spirituality into Counseling
This qualitative study explored the integration of religion and spirituality in counseling among African American college students. The intention was to explore the counseling experience of highly religious and highly spiritual African American college students concerning the issue of integrating their faith into counseling. Specifically, attention was given to the circumstances that either facilitated or discouraged the students' willingness to include their faith system in counseling.
|Date: November 1, 2010
Time: 1:15 p.m. – 3:15 p.m.
Place: 201 Education Administration Building
Therese Cristiani, Ph.D. (Advisor)
|Joseph Polman, Ph.D.
|Susan Kashubeck-West, Ph.D.
|Charles Schmitz, Ph.D.


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STEP 1: Place your smaller button on top of the larger button. Thread wire through the holes of both buttons.
STEP 2: Turn buttons over and twist wire tightly to secure. Trim ends and tuck into one of the holes to hide sharp edges.
STEP 3: Glue a jewelry bail to the back of the large button and let it dry completely.
STEP 4: Cut ball chain {or other chain} to your desired length. I usually go with 18″. Thread it through the bail and add closure piece.
11 comments on Layered Button Necklace
Very cute, simple and perfect for spring.
oooo…CUTE!!!! I know I have some buttons floating around……now to just find the time to make such a cute little piece!
Really cute! Once again another craft for my daughter and I…thanks!
Very cute and fresh for spring.
This is such a pretty and unique idea! Love it!
Thanks for hosting. Following with GFC!
That is so cute. I have made jewelry with my daughter but I learned a couple of new things reading your tute. Like what a jewelry ball is and also that there is jewelry glue. i know….duh. I think I might try this with some vintage buttons. Wouldn't that be cute? Thanks for posting the tutorial. Visiting from It's Overflowing. Blessings!
Super easy and super cute AND I have a ton of buttons that I have been collecting for about 35 years!! Will do this for sure!
Found you at Tater Tots and Jello.
Blessings, Gloria @The Resourceful Gals
really easy and beautiful!!
I'm new to crafting and really like this necklace. I am not familiar with a jewelry bail. How large is the one used for this tutorial?
Love this! I've been meaning to try jewelry making for forever, so this looks like the perfect one to start with! Pinning!


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App Giveaway: 50 copies of Mechanical Reference Charts 132
Have you ever needed to know how many threads per inch there are on a #0 screw and how big of a drill bit you should use to create a hole in a sheet of aluminum into which to screw that screw? (the answers are 80 and 3/64, obviously). That sort of information comes from years of experience, or cumbersome reference sheets that you've spilled coffee on more than a few too many times. How about a digital form on your TouchPad? Yeah, we can do that, just look at Mechanical Reference Charts, which will tell you everything you need to know about screws, pipe fittings, sheet metal, drill bits, and everything else for use in the machine shop. This app is $1.99 in the App Catalog, but if you're game enough to leave a comment after the break, one of 50 copies could be yours for free.
Contest: We have 50 copies of Mechanical Reference Charts to give away. Just leave a comment on this post to enter. Contest ends next Sunday at midnight US Eastern Time, after which time we will select 50 random entrants to win. Please only leave one comment, multiple entries won't count. Promo codes are only valid in countries serviced by the App Catalog, and users must be running webOS 3.0.0 or higher with the latest version of the App Catalog.
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I be mechanical robot. Feed me.
This is an app I could really use.
cool app, would love it
awesome app, i really could use this
i love these type of apps... for knowledge and productivity.
I would like free apps since...
Would really like this.
I didn't even know this was here. I would love a copy of it!
Oh Oh me me!
Sounds nice. One please!
I wonder if it has aviation thread and bolt sizes, if so it would be extremely handy. Sure would like to have this instead of depending on a WiFi in order to look up these types of thing online!
I think this a cool app
This looks like a very useful app.
I'm in
Hey, I'm mechanical. I want a copy, too!
Sounds like the app could be extremely helpful.
I'm down
put me in the queue
trust me, I am an engineer
I design things to be idiot proof, but every time I design something to be idiot proof, along comes a better grade idiot!
Very useful, sign me up! Thanks.
I would love to have another license for my brother.
Oh yah. Very useful.
Cool app, this will really help at my job.
Neat app idea!
Nice app, I can use this at work. Thanks.
wow...this app is definitely up my alley! Thanks!
I am Car racing mechanic it is good news for my touchpad
A poor mechanical engineering student would enjoy this...
Looks good! I may buy if I don't win.
me in.. was waiting for this app.cool
This could be an app i could really use!
I would love one :D
Tap tap tap, Penny!
I know, I know...I'm too late but this european engineer want one copy too!
Count me in ;-)
You might want to fix the first sentence. Whenever a screw size is declared, its diameter is always followed by its pitch. Also, given that there's fine and course pitches (though 0's are typically 80 tpi), a screw wouldn't have a single set pitch. So, you wouldn't need this spp to determine pitch as the screw size always lists it (unless your neighborhood hardware store isn't following standards in which case you better hope their screws are the common pitch). Also, I have no idea why the developer would charge $2 for this app when all those charts are free with a simple google search away (using just type, of course).
This would be so useful.
I would like one :)
I'm in.
I use this stuff all the time working on my vintage moto guzzis. please give me a copy....
Handy app to have. Count me in!
Ermegerd, Merchernicle Rerfrernce!
It looks like a great app.
looks very good :)
count me in.
Nice! Being a machinist this could be handy!!
Now this is an app I wuuld use!
Just the app I need in my work !
Hope I'll get lucky this time ;-) Very useful...
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This could come in very handy!
that's quite handy.
Thanks for the contest, my hat is in the ring!
I need this!!
I want to enroll also.
I'm in.
Awesome. Thank you guys for all of your offerings. I passed on trying to get the last couple, but this one is something I would really use. Please add me to the list of possible recipients.
Thanks again.
wow...this would be great. i'm in!
I know an engineer who would find this appy handy on her tablet!
Great app! Count me in...
I would like one
I can really use this app
Wish I had known about this before. Well, if I don't win, I now know its there!
I could use this app!
Very useful. I'll take one.
I owuld love to use this app!
I would have a screw loose not to try for this app!
Im a mechanic- Need it! ;-)
This would be very useful in my DIY efforts in my home!
Great looking and handy app to have, Count me in!
that wouldnt be a bad thing to have, please and thanks
Well i am an engineer so this looks great. Good promo guys.
It is always nice to have all these reference material.
this is a nice tool, love to have it
Would definitely use this!
fingers crossed
Awesome, I could really use this. Keep up the good work
I'm the family handyman & I can surely use this application.
Should I be at all concerned about the accuracy of a mechanical reference chart app put together by someone who can't spell Mechanical or Reference, and thinks "Charts" needs an apostrophe?
Could be useful.
Could be useful.
Count me in please.
SAE, fine, course, count me in!
This is a great idea for an app.
Could use this app.. Now only if it could do the drilling and screwing for you.
Looks good. I'm in!
what a great tool
great. Can I get a free app?
I'm an engineer, this app is very very useful. Thanks for sharing!
I am studying Applied Sustainable Development (Sustainable Technology). This tool is an incredible asset for field work. ? Thank you.
yes I would love a copy
Yes! This would be very helpful at work. I want it!
This is a pretty cool app. Would love to have it.
Drill, tap and countersink me in baby!
excellent info on this app. Thanks!!
This is right up my alley......said the bowler!
Its already on my list of apps that will be of some use, count me in!
Ooh, would be a very handy reference.
I like this. Very handy idea.
As an engineer, this would be very useful!
being a graduate engineer & building contractor, this looks something that would come in very handy!
I'm in the middle of building my CNC router from 80/20. This app would be great! Count me in.
thanks in advance
Count me in too.
this I could really use
I almost missed the deadline on this one...throwing my hat into the ring.
love to win this
looks cool! I would like a copy please...


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Have one computer that has a now unusable XP Windows Media Center 2005 OS. Drive still good but all OS/data was lost. Would like to convert this to Linux for pictures and watching videos. I think all I need is a Ubuntu start up disk to load on the hard drive. Would there be anything else I would need to download?
If this works out I may convert my new computer with XP Pro to Ubuntu Linux and Wine to run my Windows programs that I don't want to give up yet: Word 2010, Bibleworks 8 and Roxio Creator 2012. At present my computer allows me to toggle between two keyboards, English and Hebrew. Would this feature available to me?


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How to avoid leaning on the tails of your skis, or "in the back seat."
When skiing on steep, icy slopes, a good, balanced stance is the key to maintaining control-and looking good, even if you're feeling hesitant.
One toenail is blackened, your arches are beyond aching, and every time you flex, your shins start screaming.
Can you picture F-16s flying in perfect formation as they bank from one turn to the next? Now picture your skis doing the same thing.
Use these tips to stay centered while skiing crud and you?not the snow?will be in control.
Use these tips to stay centered while skiing crud and you-not the snow-will be in control.
A penny saved may be a skill earned: Here's how to use a coin to carve like an Olympic ski racer.
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Welcome to the Huntsman School of Business Faculty and Staff Portal. Most of this information is for use by our faculty and staff, but the directory below contains the contact information for all of the Huntsman School employees.
Ph.D., Economics, University of Iowa, 2003
Ph.D., Physics, University of Chicago, 1998
Professor Feigenbaum has a Ph.D. in economics from the University of Iowa and a Ph.D. in physics from the University of Chicago.
He has worked as an intern and consultant at the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis and as an assistant professor at the University of Pittsburgh and now at Utah State University.
His research primarily focuses on life-cycle consumption and saving, general equilibrium calibration and simulation, computational methods, and quantitative finance. He has played a key role in a literature that builds life-cycle models that are capable of reproducing the most important features of the life-cycle consumption/saving experience in the U.S. In particular, he has advanced our understanding of the importance of mortality risk, idiosyncratic earnings risk, borrowing constraints, and the labor-leisure choice in explaining life-cycle consumption data. He has also studied the application of physics models in financial contexts.
New professors bring expertise and passion to Huntsman School (Huntsman Alumni Magazine - Fall 2008)


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Backup Exec 12 Brick level backup
We setup a backup job a few weeks ago, with GRT enabled for us to be able to restore single emails within a users mailbox.
When testing this yesterday we were unable to see any user mailboxes to navigate to a user email and restore this. All settings look correct so i am a bit stumped as to why this is not backing up correctly, unless i have missed something out.
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What version of exchange are you running ?
You need to make sure you backup exec acount have proper rights on exchange and also all the pre-requisite isntalled. refer http://www.symantec.com/business/support/index?page=content&id=TECH184449
As i see your backupset is on tape so you can duplicate the backup to disk and see if you are able to see the restore selection.If you are not able to see the restore selection after duplicating the backup to disk , you can restore the mailbox store to the Recovery storage group and extract the data you want .
Hi RahulG,
Exchange version is 2003.
The account has all the appropriate permissions, and all pre-requisites are installed.
We would like the option to simply view the user mailboxes within the console to restore the single item for quickness, as this originally worked a few years ago when we was running the backups.
Ensure you have got the setup as per the link below
Moreover can you try doing backup to disk directly and see if that helps .
Don't forget to give a "Thumbs Up" or Mark as "Solution" if someones advice has helped you.
If backup exec version is on BE12.0 or 12.5 then ensure on first place it is fully patched up using live update and try uninstallaing and reinstalling remote agent once on exchange server.
Also since when this is happening.what version of exchange is this
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We have updated the backup exec console and re-installed the remote agent on the exchange server.
Unfortunately, we are still unable to view individual mailbox's to restore single emails when required to.
This has happened since we started backing up the exchange again about a month ago. Exchange 2003 updated to latest patch/Service pack.
You brick level back is not supported way of backup & yes from the licesne I see Exchange agent license there which should allow you to backup the Informattion store
I am still waiting on an update how does GRT backup on disk works
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Thanks for the update and good to see disk backup working fine here now about first question asked what it mean brick level backup is not supported , yes it is not supported as it is legacy way of backing up Exchange , were we perform individual mailbox backup in that way and it is very slow. As Symantec has introduced GRT way of doing backup means backing up the whole information store and not the individual mailbox which is the recommended way here
Hope that clear the confusion now , about tape backup still not working , before that you have to do last isolation here can you please try doing a a single email restore from the disk backup you have done and see that works or give error like attach to resource let me know
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Able to restore from disk means sure everything is setup properly which means we have done all isolation required it would be good to see debug log during tape backup and restore and for this if you can officially open a case with Symantec we can investigate this.
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Tuesday 10 January 2012
West End smash Matilda already set to recoup its initial costs after just three months on stage at the Cambridge Theatre.
Vikki Heywood, the Royal Shakespeare Company's executive director, has confirmed that the company has just about made back the £2.6 million investment that they put into the universally praised stage production. In a first the Royal Shakespeare Company self-produced the current incarnation of the show at the Cambridge Theatre. Matilda opened at the Courtyard Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon in December 2010 following previews the month before, for a limited run until January 2011. Such was the enthusiastic response to the show, a musical adaptation of the much-loved Roald Dahl book of the same name, that it was of little surprise when a West End transfer was announced.
Despite having some teething problems in its journey to its Cambridge Theatre debut - the first preview was delayed from 18th to the 25th October due to structural and installation difficulties - the show has gone on to be one of the hottest tickets currently in Theatreland. The show's official first night was the 24th November and the show has already picked up a Ned Sherrin Best Musical award as part of The Evening Standard Awards, as well as two Theatre Awards UK. RADA graduate Bertie Carvel's astonishing transformation into ogre-like teacher Miss Trunchbull has received particular praise.
Heywood reveals "We've got over £7 million of sales and advance sales. We're nearly at the point when we can say we've recouped our investment and we hope to see future productions elsewhere, although we're not ready to announce where they might be." She also added that despite many in the industry's fears about the effects of the upcoming London Olympics on theatre ticket sales that the RSC has not seen any kind of worrying knock-on effect for that period with sales for this summer's Royal Shakespeare Festival going "extremely well".
The Evening Standard said of the Stratford-upon-Avon production: "In this lovingly created show, Matilda's magic positively sparkles. There's a cleverness in the writing which ensures that, while it appeals to children, there is plenty for adults to savour…it's blissfully funny…There's a playfulness throughout that proves intoxicating." The musical adaptation is written by Dennis Kelly with orchestrations and music supervision by Chris Nightingale. It is directed by Matthew Warchus and boasts a stunning set design by Rob Howell and Paul Kieve's impressive illusions and special effects. The show has recently been extended to the 21st October 2012.
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The average cost of a baby born prematurely in the United States is about $75,000 per week.
The cost if that baby is born at full term? About $1,300.
The average cost of a baby born prematurely in the United States is about $75,000 per week.
The cost if that baby is born at full term? About $1,300.
Health leaders in Oklahoma say too many babies are born early in Oklahoma, a costly problem that the state's Medicaid agency is trying to combat through a new grant.
The Oklahoma Health Care Authority has received a $320,000 federal grant that the agency will use to serve pregnant women in minority groups in Oklahoma, according to U.S. Department of Health & Human Services.
"It was really important to us not to throw more money at the problem," said Dr. Sylvia Lopez, the chief medical officer of the Oklahoma Health Care Authority, Oklahoma's Medicaid agency. "We actually felt like we could do it and spend less money, so that was a challenge to us, and we looked at ways we might be able to do it."
Oklahoma has the 46th highest rate of babies born prematurely in the U.S. A total of 13.6 percent of babies born in Oklahoma are born prematurely. Nationwide, 11.7 percent of babies are born premature.
SoonerCare is Oklahoma's Medicaid program. About 26,000 pregnant Oklahoma women were signed up for SoonerCare in January, according to the authority.
Lopez said the authority will partner with three clinic sites that serve SoonerCare members in Oklahoma to implement enhanced prenatal care through what's known as a group visit model.
Under a group visit model, eight to 12 pregnant women will get about two hours of education on topics related to pregnancy and motherhood, Lopez said.
Compared to the 15-minute doctor visit the average pregnant women gets, this is huge, she said.
The partner clinics are Oklahoma City Indian Health Clinic, the Choctaw Nation Tribal Clinic in Talihina and the Oklahoma State University Department of Obstetrics in Tulsa.
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"The defining feature of a medieval trial for witchcraft was that the accused could never win."
– Jonathan Laidlaw QC, for Rebekah Brooks, Old Bailey, 21 May 2014
Perhaps overly nerdy of me to point this out., but this claim is plain wrong. Firstly, witch trials were overwhelmingly a feature of early modern rather than medieval Europe (where scepticism over the existence witchcraft was widespread as it was viewed as superstition). Secondly acquittals were commonplace even at the height of the European Witch Craze.
I hope this bombast didn't unduly influence the jury.
"In York, England, at the height of the Great Hunt (1567–1640) one half of all witchcraft cases brought before church courts were dismissed for lack of evidence. No torture was used, and the accused could clear himself by providing four to eight "comparators", people who were willing to swear that he wasn't a witch. Only 21% of the cases ended with convictions, and the Church did not impose any kind of corporal or capital punishment.[58]"
Gibbons, Jenny (1998). "Recent Developments in the Study of the Great European Witch Hunt". The Pomegranate: The International Journal of Pagan Studies 5.


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A chance to support West Virginia in their time of need
The Sun Advocate and the Emery County Progress are sponsoring a "Our Thoughts are With You" day in support of the West Virginia miners who died last week. Residents can sign a roll in support, give their thoughts and make donations, which will be...
Skater Boyz
It's the end of spring break for most local school kids, so the Price Skate Park had a few more participants than usual on Sunday, April 11. Young men utilized skateboards, bicycles and rollerblades to pick up some cheap thrills. Very cheap, as i...
Giving them a break
Instead of spending spring break at the beach enjoying fun in the sun, CEU students with the SUN Center spent their time working up a sweat while providing help to people in need....
The ladies take charge
The College of Eastern Utah hosted the 2010 Women's Conference at the Jennifer Leavitt Student Center on Friday, April 9. This year's theme, "Happy Un-Birthday," was chosen to remind everyone that today is a time to celebrate a new you. The morni...
Potential USU-CEU chancellor visits
Cory L. Duckworth is one of two finalists competing for the position of chancellor at the-soon-to-be campus of Utah State University College of Eastern Utah.
Cleaning out your medicine cabinet
Carbon County families will have an opportunity to drop off their unused prescription and over-the-counter drugs at "Clean Out Your Medicine Cabinet" community medication take-back event at a local location on April 24 or Earth Day as it is known...
USDA announces water conservation assistance
The Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) Chief Dave White announced recently the availability of $61.2 million in financial assistance funding for Agricultural Water Enhancement Program (AWEP) projects. This funding will help producers c...
Scofield looking for elusive toilet
SCOFIELD - Not exactly flushed with success, after trying on "numerous occasions to find a location" for a restroom on the south end of the Scofield Reservoir, an advocate for the Scofield Water Quality Committee (SWQC) made a plaintive appeal ...
Saving the sage-grouse
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack recently announced a new initiative to protect sage-grouse populations and habitat in 11 western states, including Utah, using two popular U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) conservation programs - Environment...
Piano group lauds students
The Emery/Carbon Piano Teachers Association held its annual piano festival at CEU on March 13. There were 81 students who participated. Each student is adjudicated in five areas: performance, technique, sight reading, theory, and listening. ...
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Beauty on a Budget: NYX Mosaic Powder Review
Yay for the Muse jumping back on board the Beauty on a Budget bandwagon!
This time I'm raving about NYX (kinda, sorta, maybe!).
Since it's Summer it appears that NYX is busy pimping some of their older line up. Which basically means they have cute little pop up displays all over the place that have separate collections of makeup they are whorin' out to the masses. I've run across two displays like this so far. One was the glitter eyeliners and the second was the Mosiac Powders. Both items are old news and nothing really new about 'em but NYX just revamped the display I guess to catch new buyer eyes. They caught my eye recently when I was at Harmon's drugstore picking some items up for my lovely friend Aya at Irodori.
These particular blush powders from NYX looked outstanding so I thought I might as well grab 'em while the grabbing was good.
They only cost $5.99 USD so really I couldn't go bankrupt buying these. Many months ago NYX had contacted me with a discount to do a review on their products and honestly I never got around to actually purchasing anything or doing the review for that matter! Damn the Muse to hell for not getting around to doing these important things!
The powders are gorgeous. The packaging is simple yet elegant and quite reminds me of MAC. Why I never purchased NYX prior to this can only be blamed on my snotty nature when it comes to cosmetics.
I purchased two colors but there are quite a few color selections available that range from lighter to darker. I got the Pinkish Red and the Orange color. I don't particularly love either one sadly. The pink goes on way to red and the orange makes my face look very dull.
The powder formula is good. Silky, blends well, and lasts long however I think the color combinations are just not working well for me. I'm normally a very big fan of vibrant shades but neither color seems to suit me.
The orange color seems way too orange! And the pink color seems to just not pick up enough of the lighter shades in the palette and it grabs up more of the red which causes me to look like a clown! Ugh!
Awwww moan! I really wanted to love these! I'm going to keep trying with the pink powder but the orange after swatching is a big no!
I think the main problem with these is that fact that they contain five separate shades of color which could be a little too much. I guess it's a form of graduation but it just doesn't work so well. When I applied the pink the color went on splotchy and my brush was picking up more of the vibrant red and not mixing correctly with the lighter shades in the powder.
I can't give these too poor a rating simply because they are very pigmented blushes and good quality! However, I just didn't like them and they didn't work well for me.
Yes, they are nicely pigmented. Yes, the price is more than alright. But they don't exactly do what I want them too!
NYX Mosaic Powders get a big thumbs down from the Muse!
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4/10/08 11:49 MandyPandy:
Eh, these have the same pigmentation,texture and consistency issues as Benefit's Dandelion and Thrrrob powders, so I'm not too crazy about them.
NYX's cream rouges are much better, on par with MAC's (if not better), though they veer warm in color.
Forget NYX; if you live near a RiteAid, try to get ahold of 'Jesse's Girl'. The loose mineral eyeshadows are supposed to be on par with mainstream mineral brands, and the new psycadelic LE compacts are to die for!
4/10/08 13:43 Sminkan:
Well, you saved me some money here! I never tried NYX cosmetics except for the nail polishes, but I have been tempted. Now I feel cured from that! 😉
4/10/08 17:22 Hana:
I've never tried these, but I do love the NYX eyeshadows. They're very pigmented though, so it took me some getting used to, since I tend to make my makeup look more natural.
4/10/08 17:56 Nic Nic:
oo i bought one in cafe! it's kinda like a browny colour! ive not tried it yet though. sorry it didnt work out for you tho. I hope i dont have the problem of mixing and picking up colour either :S
4/10/08 20:57 Dalenna:
hey…NYX mosaic powder!!! perfect! i was really getting the urge to get these but have no idea what they really look like. thanks for posting! the swatches look damn nice. okay. i'm sold 😀 heheh
4/11/08 7:45 the Muse:
hey Mandy!
Mmm I got decent pigmentation from these but the color blended like crap!
Cream blush never lasts on me well Stila Convertible Color and Bobbi Brown Pot Rouge are the only ones that have lasted well on me
Jesse Girl? OooOOoooOOoo! I must go to Rite Aid now. Stop doing this 😛
4/11/08 7:46 the Muse:
hiya sminkan!
I think the eyeshadows may be good but the blushes are absolute rubbish 😛
LOL I'm good at killing lemmings and creating them! Go me!
4/11/08 7:47 the Muse:
hiya hana!
I've heard NYX shadows are on par with MAC! I've never tried 'em before. I understand totally as my sister is more of a natural type with cosmetics and when I introduced her to MAC she was somewhat aghast at how vibrant the shades were
Takes some getting used too!
4/11/08 7:48 the Muse:
hey nics!
Oh! Looking forward to your review. Might I ask the price? I'm guessing double! Curious minds.
they had an interesting light pink one I wanted but glad I stopped at two as I didn't really like these much
4/11/08 7:54 the Muse:
Hey D!
No no! Don't They aren't too good 😛 I'm not much into them! The swatches are pigmented and the colors but they blend like crap
4/11/08 21:16 Dalenna:
Oh…hmm…dammit!! i was really eyeing the highlighter one. *pout*pout*pout* no makeup for D to buy? :((
11/21/11 19:15 Jae:
I use #07 Cafe almost everyday! It's my favorite! I only use it as eyeshadow. I use the lighter shades as highlighter, and the darker colors to add some shadowing. It's a great everyday neutral look! I wouldn't want to use them as blush because I'm kind of scared to not get the right combination of colors on the brush. As eyeshadow, you have a little more control over what is going where.


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Dirty Green paper dazzling like snow flakes..fall all around her..
A thorned halo, broken and twisted around her head…caught and kept by her matted white wig.
The corners of her eyes blackened and smeared by charcoal mascara, blending perfectly with her loosed expressionist glare.
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Her thin arms constrict and contort, winding uncomfortably around the pole..
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The Way of the WeaponsmithThis quest was marked obsolete by Blizzard and cannot be obtained or completed. To become a Weaponsmith, you must make the following items and return them to Borgosh: 4 Moonsteel Broadswords, 4 Massive Iron Axes, 2 Heavy Mithril Axes, and 2 Big Black Maces.
|Moonsteel Broadsword (4)
|Massive Iron Axe (4)
|Heavy Mithril Axe (2)
|Big Black Mace (2)
DescriptionOne day, I will create a legendary hammer. A hammer fit for a Warchief!
It is my life's work, <name>. My passion. I recognize that you have the potential to be among us, one of us - a weaponsmith. I am the one that can help you harness that potential.
A simple task is all that you must complete. Simple for one of your exceptional skill.
RewardsYou will learn:
GainsUpon completion of this quest you will gain:
- 4,370 experience