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Australia's future safety, prosperity and sustainability depends on making informed policy and investment decisions that meet the needs of today, and the decades ahead. Digital elevation data which describes Australia's landforms and seabed is crucial for addressing issues relating to the impacts of climate change, disaster management, water security, environmental management, urban planning and infrastructure design. Geoscience Australia is working collaboratively across all levels of government, industry and academia to ensure decision makers, investors and communities have access to the best available elevation data to meet local, regional and national needs.
National Elevation Data Framework (NEDF)
Ensuring decision makers, investors and the community have access to the best available elevation data describing Australia's landforms and sea bed to address the needs of today and the decades ahead.
An audit of high resolution elevation data capture in relation to densely populated areas.
The 2011 National Elevation Audit is a series of maps illustrating the areas where elevation data has been captured or will be completed until the end of 2012 and their relative vertical accuracy.
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The 3 second (~90m) DEMs package contains three models derived from the 1 second products, DSM, DEM and DEM-S.
The national 1 second (~30m) DEMs suite contains three publicly released national models; Digital Elevation Model (DEM), Smoothed DEM (DEM-S) and Hydrologically Enforced DEM (DEM-H). These 1 second products are a significant improvement on the Shuttle Radar Topographic Mission (SRTM) digital surface model (DSM) from which they were derived.
The national 1 second (~30m) digital surface model (DSM) represents ground surface topography and other features including vegetation and man-made features such as buildings. Derived from NASA's SRTM data, this DSM had been processed to remove artifacts and errors inherent to the data.
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- Election 2012: State board of Education Democratic nominee Martha Dominguez will run
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- Primary winner told friends she's out of the race
Martha Dominguez, the winner of the Democratic primary for State Board of Education, sent a letter trying to withdrawal in April, but it was ruled invalid.
However, one of her opponents still believes either she should step down or the state Democratic Party should honor her withdrawal request.
A copy of Dominguez's Certificate to Withdrawal was sent to the El Paso Times over the weekend, showing that she tried to drop out of both the primary and general election.
The certified document was sent by Dominguez to the Secretary of State on April 25.
However, the Secretary of State notified Dominguez that they could not carry out her request.
"It (the certificate) is not valid," Dominguez said Monday. "I checked with the state and they said it is not valid."
Rich Parsons, spokesman for the Texas Secretary of State, said the last day to withdrawal from a primary race was March 12. On top of that, the letter was sent to the wrong agency.
"Any request to withdrawal after that would have missed the deadline," Parsons said. "It is also my understanding that she submitted it to the wrong place. It came to the Secretary of State's Office and it should have gone to the state (Democratic) party."
Parsons said because the letter was flawed it was completely invalid for the primary.
The last day to withdraw from the November general election is 74 days before election day, or mid-July, Parsons said. If Dominguez wants to withdraw she would have to resubmit the letter.
Dominguez, who is an administrator in the Ysleta Independent School District, told the Times two weeks ago that she is planning on running in November.
She received 56 percent of the vote and defeated El Pasoan Andres Muro and Loretto's Sergio Mora in the primary.
The victory came even though she had stopped campaigning and attending forums.
Dominguez said she tried to pull out of the race because of personal reasons, but once she saw she had won, she began to prepare to run in November. She said she has taken care of those personal issues.
"That whole week, I started emailing (secretary of state) to ask what happens and they said I was OK to run," Dominguez said.
The certificate of withdrawal did not say why she wanted to get out of the race.
Democratic primary candidate Mora said he is disturbed by the fact that the Secretary of State's office didn't tell Dominguez to contact the state party or didn't notify the party of her intent to withdrawal.
Mora said according to his interpretation of the election code, Dominguez missed the deadline to have her name removed from the ballot, but not withdrawal.
He feels the secretary of state should have let the party know so they could honor her withdrawal and appoint a different candidate.
"I have talked to various party leaders and we are concerned that the Republican Party will use this certificate of withdrawal to eliminate the Democratic candidate," Mora said. "I think her request to withdrawal from the primary and general election should be honored and the Democratic Party should appoint someone to run in the general election."
Mora said he will take legal action if necessary.
Liza Montelongo, a former YISD board of trustee member, agrees with Mora's opinion.
Dominguez's husband had told Montelongo that she was dropping out because "she couldn't handle it," Montelongo said.
"We have a lot of problems (in Region 19)," she said. "It's not just El Paso (Independent School District), it's Ysleta and Tornillo, too. We need someone who is passionate and wants the position so they can make some changes for our community."
But Parsons said that if Dominguez pulled out now, the party could not replace her, with the exception of a few instances such as a serious illness.
Dominguez' opponent in November will be Republican incumbent Carlos "Charlie" Garza, who is also an assistant principal with the Clint Independent School District.
Garza has questioned if Dominguez will be devoted to the office if elected because she has already tried to quit.
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Thirteen months ago, the NFL suspended Buccaneers safety Tanard Jackson indefinitely for violating the league's substance-abuse policy.
At the time, Tampa Bay general manager Mark Dominik said "Tanard is a talented young man whom we hope is able to use this year to put his troubles behind him and ultimately return a stronger man and player. It's up to Tanard whether the team and our fans eventually realize his considerable promise."
Tuesday, Jackson, who worked out with teammates during the lockout, was reinstated, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports.
Jackson, a 2007 fourth-round pick out of Syracuse, was suspended for four games in 2009 for the same issues that got him the year-long suspension last year. Jackson has started 46 career games, all with the Bucs, and the only games he missed were due to the aforementioned suspensions.
Tampa Bay's defense could use Jackson, too. Cody Grimm, who replaced Jackson last season, was placed on injured reserve with a knee injury last month. And Sunday in San Francisco, the Bucs suffered a 48-3 throttling at the hands of the resurgent 49ers.
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I have really small feet and I constantly feel like I have to keep readjusting my footing with my stirrup irons, and I've never had this problem before I bought some new ones.
Any stirrups with good traction any of you recommend?
well, are you new stirrups the right size for you foot? should not be too large. It's not safe.
there are all kinds of products you can buy to make the stirrup have more traction or padding. I have mine wrapped for more padding. I like that.
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Wisconsin Rapids Mayoral candidate Mary Jo Carson talks Thursday Feb. 13, 2014 during a League of Women's Voters Mayoral Forum in Wisconsin Rapids.
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EDITOR: Accountability is a trait I look for in elected officials.
Unfortunately, this has been lacking in our present mayor.
Until deciding to run for re-election, it seemed that the mayor could never take time to return calls from his constituents. Nor, according to my City Council member, would he give an accounting to the Council of the purpose of his many trips around the country.
Nor would he explain how these costly trips benefited the city. He was asked many times and simply ignored the requests. I find this very disturbing in light of the new city budget. The mayor has cut the streets department budget and moved the money to his travel account. Why?
Certainly some travel is necessary, but in this technological age much can be accomplished directly from the mayor's desk.
I remind voters that to bring new business to the city, we need the infrastructure to support them. Mary Jo Carson put an important piece in place when she saw to fruition the new and enlarged wastewater treatment facility. Existing businesses are benefiting from this and it will be a plus for new companies looking to relocate to our city.
Mayor Zach Vruwink has failed to follow through on any new iniatives that will signal our city is open for growth.
With Carson's past experience in office working with local, state and national people, we will see some positive steps forward that do not include excessive travel. She is committed to growing Wisconsin Rapids. I urge you to vote for Carson on April 1. We need a leader who will out our city first and its needs above personal exposure for political purposes.
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Well i got the car on sunday and took pics of it right away. dirty and with the spare wheels on it. it runs great. has a swapped in 18rc which was rebuilt, a swapped in 5 speed tranny from a 77 toyota pick up new clutch new flywheel new wilwood master brake cylinder, refurbished gas tank from a 1st gen celica and celica seats. sorry about the pics i forgot to change the settings i though i had it on auto haha
now after 2 days i've pollished up all the chrome, which was in surprisingly good condition. i've polished up the centerline wheels that also came with the car the rears are 15x9 -30. i've put in my quick release hub and wood grain steering wheel, the Mark II seat covers i for the cressida work on these seats as well as the flares i have for it so it'll cover up the bondo job on the rear fenders that never got finished by the previous owner. i'll also be pulling interior parts off my totaled lexus ls400 and putting em in. also the inner driver side head light will be removed and i'll be running the lines for the oil cooler, through it hopefully i can get it mounted soon. heres a few more pics i took today after some more work
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so far this car has parts from a 77 corona (the 18rc motor) 77 toyota pick up (5 speed tranny) 85 corolla (front seats) 71 celica (rear seats) and gx7 cressy (seat covers and flares) 95 ls400 (interior parts) and a mx7 (oil cooler once its on) it's a bunch of cars rolled into one haha
if anyone knows where to get parts i'd love them lol. i really need weather stripping, a driver side front fender, a headliner and a lock for the trunk. thanks guys and i'll keep adding pics as i get more done to the car


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Jeannette senior Legion squad still in playoff hunt
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It's the last week of the season and the Jeannette senior American Legion baseball team is still in the playoff hunt.
"Playing games that mean something in the last week of the season is something that hasn't happened at Jeannette in a long time," said head coach Jules Ponterio. "It's exciting."
After dropping two close games over the weekend, Jeannette entered the week with a 6-7 record and four games left. Depending on how other teams in the division fare, winning at least two of those games could get Jeannette into the post-season.
"We have some big games coming up, and we are all focused," said shortstop Dom Disso. "Making the playoffs would be exciting. There is nothing like playoff baseball."
Ponterio said the excitement extends beyond the team and into the community.
"I was at the dry cleaners and the people there were saying, 'Hey, I see you guys are winning some ball games,'" said Ponterio. "There's some people in the community talking about it. They see that we're winning more games than in the past and they're following it."
Jeannette was scheduled to play at Kiski Tuesday night but the game ended too late for this edition. The team hosts Bushy Run on Friday, then finishes with a two games on Saturday: at Latrobe in the morning and home against Kiski in the evening.
Ponterio knows what his team needs to do to make a strong final run. Jeannette's team batting average is .246; Brady Cameron leads the team with a .366 average, and Disso is second at .300. The rest of the bats, though, have been quiet.
"If we don't get that average up, we're in trouble," he said. "Hitting .246 in Legion won't do it. Hopefully we'll come out of it this week. If we don't hit this week, we won't make it in (to the playoffs). If we do hit, we'll be in."
On Sunday, Jeannette dropped a 6-2 game to Unity, which, at 14-1, is one of the best teams in the area.
"We had runners in scoring position but couldn't get that key hit," said Ponterio.
The coach explained that Rob Duffy was the star of the game. Playing with a heavy heart because of the recent passing of his grandfather, Duffy started the game and pitched three-and-one-third innings until having to leave to attend the funeral services.
"He still came and played. That's impressive," said Ponterio. "I tip my hat to him."
Tyler Stevenson, pitching for the first time in several weeks after elbow soreness, relieved him and was impressive; he allowed just two hits and no runs in two-and-two-third innings.
On Friday, Jeannette fell to Yough 5-4. The local squad had nine hits compared to just six for Yough, but here too, the hits were not during clutch situations.
On the mound, Garrett Elliot pitched six innings, allowing five runs but only two earned.
"We committed three errors, which hurt him," said Ponterio.
Offensively, Cameron led the way with two doubles.
"Pitching is basically what has gotten us to this point, so we need to keep doing what we've been doing there," said Disso. "I think we need a couple more timely hits, and we need to cut down on the errors and then we could be in the playoffs."
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I'll describe a new pathway-based strategy that gives insight into the functional impact of mutations in particular genes. The major mechanism by which cancer arises is through somatic mutations. Individual tumors can contain hundreds to thousands of mutations. It is critical to distinguish mutations that have an important role defining the cancer - driver mutations - from mutations that are unimportant to the tumor - passenger mutations. A pathway-based approach is able to detect a shift in the downstream effects of an altered gene compared to what is expected from its upstream regulatory input. Application to several datasets across multiple tissues revealed several important driver mutations even among rarely mutated genes. Thus, pathway analysis shows promise in differentiating driver and passenger events that will increase our understanding of cancer disease mechanisms, which can help identify novel targets for treatment.
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More than 7,000 fireworks exploded in the night sky over the New Mexico Museum of Space History on Independence Day.
Fireworks shot to the heavens and burst into vibrant colors to the rhythm of science fiction music Friday night.
NMMSH Division Director Chris Orwoll said museum staff chose a science fiction theme for this year's annual Fireworks Extravaganza show.
"It was kind of a tribute to the world of science fiction," Orwoll said. "You heard (the theme songs from) "Dr. Who," "Star Trek," "Star Wars," "Galaxy Quest," "Independence Day" — you heard all sorts of science fiction music."
Orwoll said the staff chose the science fiction theme because the Space Hall of Fame will be inducting two famous science fiction authors this fall.
"We did the theme specifically because two of the inductees to the International Space Hall of Fame are planned to be H.G. Wells and Jules Vern," he said.
Orwoll said he thought this year's firework extravaganza was successful.
"I loved it, the timing on everything was perfect," he said. "There was a little glitch on the end and we are still waiting to hear what happened there. But in any case everything other than that was perfect. Everybody who came up to me afterwards said that they had a good time."
Orwoll said the event is a very significant part of the year for the museum.
"The Fourth of July is always important for us because it's a chance for us, along with the City of Alamogordo and our partners, the college, the police department and Burt Broadcasting to really get a chance to have a fun celebration," he said.
During the extravaganza event Orwoll announced updates and changes that are scheduled for the museum in the near future.
He said that the museum is updating the Imax Theater.
Orwoll said the theater will be getting new walls and lights.
"The old decrepit Imax letters on the building are coming off," he said. "They're finally coming off and we are going to repaint the top of that building with Smithsonian blue colors."
Orwoll added that the museum is planning to get new exhibits.
He said the museum will be getting a Smithsonian exhibit called "Earth from Space" and a new solar system exhibit.
Orwoll said lately the NMMSH staff has been very focused making the museum a more modern facility for the community to enjoy.
"For anyone who has been paying attention there's been a lot of changes up here," he said. "It was really outdated not just for a museum but for something about space."
Orwoll said he chose to announce the changes coming to NMMSH during the extravaganza event as a way to get people excited about what's in store for the museum. He also said it was a way to show local partners of the museum thank you for all their assistance with NMMSH efforts.


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Scientists recently documented a most unusual wildcat behavior - something previously only known from tall tales and rumors. The beautiful margay (Leopardus wiedii) was observed mimicking the call of a small monkey, the pied tamarin, to lure them closer. Then…the margay pounces. The pied tamarin becomes the margay's prey! Such vocal mimicry has been rumored to occur in jaguars and pumas, but this is the first documented case. The scientists published their observations in Neotropical Primates.
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In 2005, biologists from Wildlife Conservation Society-Brazil and Federal University of Amazonas (UFAM) saw a group of pied tamarins feeding in a fig tree in the Brazilian Amazon rainforest. They then heard and observed a margay making a call that sounded like a tamarin baby. Tamarins travel in groups, so one of them – the sentinel – cried out, but four other tamarins went down from the tree to check out this strange sound of a baby tamarin. And that's when the margay appeared on the tree trunk, ready to pounce. The sentinel issues a stern warning and the tamarins fled, evading the predatory cat – this time anyway. The pied tamarin is an endangered species found in the Amazon rainforest.


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Radiologic and MRI technologists work in healthcare facilities, and more than half work in hospitals.
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An associate's degree is the most common educational path for radiologic technologists. Most MRI technologists start out as radiologic technologists and specialize later in their career. Technologists must be licensed or certified in some states; requirements vary by state.
The median annual wage for radiologic technologists was $54,620 in May 2012. The median annual wage for MRI technologists was $65,360 in May 2012.
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Employment of radiologic and MRI technologists is projected to grow 21 percent from 2012 to 2022, faster than the average for all occupations. As the population grows older, there will be an increase in medical conditions, such as breaks and fractures caused by osteoporosis, which can require imaging to diagnose them.
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Guaranteed level term life insurance is the most common type of term life insurance. It is popular because of the extremely low cost and long term coverage it provides. These types of life insurance policies have premiums that are designed to remain level for a period of 5, 10, 15, 20, 25 or even 30 years.
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Return of premium term life insurance (ROP) is a type of life insurance policy that offers a guaranteed refund of the life insurance premiums at the end of the term period, assuming the insured is still living. This type of term life insurance policy is a bit more expensive than traditional term life insurance, but the premiums are designed to remain level. They are often significantly less expensive than permanent types of life insurance, yet, like many permanent policies, they still may offer cash surrender values if the insured doesn't die. Return of premium term life insurance policies are available in 15, 20, or 30-year terms.
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NEW YORK (AP) - Coca-Cola plans to run its first ad defending the safety of artificial sweeteners, a move that comes as the company looks to stem declining sales of diet soda.
The print ad is set to run in USA Today in the Atlanta area Wednesday, followed by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution and the Chicago Tribune. It says that diet drinks can help people manage their weight and stresses the evidence showing the safety of aspartame, commonly known by the NutraSweet name.
The ad represents the next phase of a campaign Coca-Cola Co. launched in January to push back at health critics.
The first ads outlined the company's commitment to fighting obesity and pointed to the many diet options it offers. Now Coca-Cola is trying to reassure people that those lower-calorie drinks aren't harmful.
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DOTHAN, AL - On October 15, 2012 the Dothan Police Department responded to a report of a firearm assault that occurred in the 1300 block of Lake Street. Upon arrival police learned the victim; an adult female was inside an apartment when the incident occurred. The bullet struck the victim in the left upper thigh causing a minor injury for which the victim was treated and released from a local hospital. According to witnesses, the shooter, a black male, approached the residence, and fired shots into the residence before fleeing on foot.
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Notice on Open Internet Transparency Rule tells ISPs to give accurate service information
In a public notice to Internet service providers, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) reminded business that they cannot lie to consumers about the services they offer. The notice informs business and the general public that "every provider of broadband Internet access in the United States" is subject to the Open Internet Transparency Rule.
The Open Internet Transparency Rule was enacted to give consumers more information when selecting which broadband services they sign up for. The FCC rule focuses on information around speed and choices, including the requirement that providers must be "accurate and truthful." Disclosures on network management, terms of the service, pricing and performance are covered under the rule.
"Consumers deserve to get the broadband service they pay for," said FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler. "After today, no broadband provider can claim they didn't know we were watching to see that they disclose accurate information about the services they provide. The FCC's transparency rule requires that consumers get the information they need to make informed choices about the broadband services they purchase. We expect providers to be fully transparent about the details of their services, and we will hold them accountable if they fall down on this obligation to consumers."
Reminding providers that the FCC is watching, the agency said that the rule applies not only to fixed carriers that operate through cable and telephone lines, but fixed satellite and wireless providers. Mobile broadband access from wireless providers that offer access through data plans are subject to the Open Internet Transparency rule as well.
The notice continues, adding that providers that don't follow the rule can be subject to enforcement, which includes fines according to the Communications Act. The FCC adds that the Transparency Rule can only work as intended if providers are making accurate statements. This includes statements made through advertising and to the public at large.
It isn't enough to just bury it in fine print, the authority argues, saying that the statements must be made in obvious places including "mailings, on the sides of buses, on website banner ads or in retail stores." The FCC asserts that it isn't enough to point to an accurate description in another place after providing less-than-truthful information about the services in an area that consumers would be most likely to see it. According to the FCC, the statements must be consistent as well as accurate to any official disclosures made.
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VIDEO: Dramatic CCTV of Brixham crash is warning to drink-drivers
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Dramatic footage of a real collision will be released by Devon and Cornwall Police as part of their drink-drive Christmas campaign.
The scheme, which will run throughout December and will see the number of breathalyser checks stepped up, is aimed at highlighting the damage caused by drink-driving.
The CCTV footage shows a car, driven by a man who had been drinking, crashing into the Three Elms pub in Brixham and seriously injuring landlord Kevin O'Neill.
The driver, Leigh Brennan, 45, from Brixham, lost control of his Volvo in March as he drove through the town at 60mph and crashed into the porch of the pub. He was later jailed for a year.
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Mr O'Neill suffered a crushed pelvis, broken ribs and spinal injuries after being buried under masonry.
Inspector Richard Pryce, head of roads policing, said: "The devastation caused by drink-driving can be seen clearly in the CCTV footage.
"There was a group of people stood outside the pub just moments before the crash and it is a miracle that no one was killed and only one person was injured."


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Ancient Egyptians had a special relationship with their dogs as early as 6000 B.C. Greyhound and Saluki dogs were used for hunting and kept as companions. Ancient Egyptians treated them as real members of the family and the favorite ones were often mummified and buried with their owners.
"The barking of a dog does not disturb the man on a camel." – Egyptian Proverb
There must have been times in your life when you had wished that your dog would just stop barking! Or maybe the neighbors have threatened to go to the police, if Fido carries on without a break. Well if you are one of those people, who loves dogs, but cannot stand the barking, there is hope! Have you ever heard of the "Dog that doesn't bark?"…Or more commonly known as the Basenji?
This amazing dog comes from Central Africa, and while civilizations were only starting to blossom, this dog was already established as a known breed! With a gazelle-like sleekness, an almost feline grace; and a movement that resembles more of a trotting horse, than a slumbering canine – the Basenji truly is a unique breed. They clean themselves like a cat; they have no doggy-odor and most interestingly: the Basenji cannot bark. They can howl like a wolf…they can yodel playfully…and they can scream when in pain…yet they cannot bark. Although they have the same vocal cords as other canines, it is believed that they truly are the representative breed of the cradle of canines, since dogs of the past, had little barking abilities as well. Autopsy results have shown that the breed has a very shallow Larynx compared to all other breeds; thus preventing them from normal woof woof! Their extremely high intelligence – that can be easily spotted from any photograph- with their keen eyes sparkling knowingly- means that they are not as easily trainable as other dogs, but they remain loyal, devoted and extremely friendly dogs, that do not fair well, when left alone.
As far back as Ancient Egypt, the Basenji stood proudly next to Egyptian royalty and adopted the noble and aristocratic bearing of their owners as well. Native Africans have used the Basenji for hunting as well and only in 1895, did this breed become known outside of its native Congo. Also known as the the Congo Terrier, the Basenji breed was first established in 1939, in England. While the World Wars did nothing to perpetuate this awesome breed, conscientious breeders have done their job and are still doing their job in keeping this breed alive and well. These breeders and lovers of the Basenji can be found all over the world today- even as far as Australia. This is a medium-sized dog and males reach a height of 17in (40.5cm) while females reach a height of 16in (38cm). The ideal weight of males is 24lbs (11kg) and 22lbs (10kg) for females.
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A retake date has been set for Monday, August 10, at which time the 44 South Colonie Central School District students whose Advanced Placement biology and physics exams were misplaced by the company that grades them will be given the opportunity to try again, according to Superintendent of Schools Jonathan Buhner.
Buhner explained that while the district has packaging slips that prove all of the materials were sent to Educational Testing Services in New Jersey, the company notified the district last week that answer sheets from 15 physics tests and 29 biology tests had gone missing. From the physics exam, the extended answer sheet was missing and from the biology exam the multiple choice answer sheet was missing.
The exams of every student who took either the biology or physics AP exam are missing, as opposed to only a portion of students' exams, Buhner said. Buhner also said that from each exam, only some parts are missing.
According to Sheila Jamison, a representative from the College Board, this type of situation is \very rare for ETS.
"As of July 27, searches by the school and ETS have not recovered the missing materials and an investigation by both parties is ongoing," Jamison said in a written statement.
"ETS has reached out to the affected students to offer the options of either retaking the exam free of charge, or cancelling their exams and receiving refunds."
But Buhner said it is untrue that this situation is rare for the company, which he said is unfortunately the only company school districts can turn to for the AP tests to be graded.
"[This situation] is new to the district," he said. "But it's not new to ETS. They lose tests."
Buhner said ETS did offer to score those tests for which they have located the multiple choice answers portion of the test based on the multiple choice section alone, but many colleges and universities do not accept that score if it does not include the extended answer section.
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Posted 10:28 AM 8/20/2012 : Hickman Class Ring Finds Owner After 40 Years
COLUMBIA- A Hickman High School historian has tracked down the owner of a missing class ring about 40 years after it went missing. "Detective Kewpie" is also known as Charlie Blackmore. Blackmore said a teenager found the 1972 class ring in 1974 in San Lin lake, a pay lake in Centralia that


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Look, this country really needs to get its' shit together, and until we do that we can't possibly even consider going around playing world police. We have an economy thats slowly deteriorating (compare the value of the dollar in 2001 to the value of it today), our army is on the other side of the planet, our boarders are wide open for anyone who wants to take a short desert stroll, alot of people are fed up with the government, and we aren't viewed kindly by many other countries... I'd say that a 60 year old inciddent between china and japan is at the bottom of our list of shit to fix. Also, how can you expect to help someone else when you can't even manage yourself. If america is to play the role of helper then we need to make sure we are at full strength so we have the proper resources to help with.
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The Lodge at Tussey Mountain invites you to be our guest during the Winter season! We will surely provide you with an event to remember. We have a fully equipped kitchen, bar and courteous staff who will accommodate you in every way. We hope that you will visit us at The Lodge at Tussey Mountain and see our indoor and outdoor facilities. We can accommodate up to 200 guests indoors and we have plenty of parking on site. Please read on and view our menus below for more information, or contact (814.466.7976) us to schedule a visit!
The Lodge at Tussey Mountain is a great location to host your next big event because we are so versatile. We can accomodate any size of event for nearly any occasion; from banquets and conferences to class reuniuons and anniverseries to bridal showers and birthday parties, we can handle it all! We would love to meet with you and discuss possible menus for your party!
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DOC Inmates Clear Storm Debris At Sandy Point State Park
October 4, 2011 -- Maryland Division of Correction pre-release inmates furthered their assistance efforts to the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) this week, when they finished clearing a popular beach that was littered with logs and debris in the wake of multiple hurricanes and tropical storms.
The inmate crew, from Jessups Brockbridge Correctional Facility, worked swiftly, filling six huge dumpsters during the two-day cleanup, during which they traveled along the mile-long beach with a DNR public works officer.
Sandy Point, at the western tip of the Bay Bridge in Anne Arundel County, is one of the states most popular public beaches and the scene of many large gatherings and festivals. The recent storms left huge logs, trees, and other debris ashore.
Inmate Public Works Coordinator John Rowley has worked with DNR on a number of other projects, and soon, inmates may be back at Sandy Point working on the 280-acre state parks picnic shelters.
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Last week I posted some Holiday Gifts Would You Rather questions, and we got some awesome responses from you guys! To keep in the winter-y spirit, this week we're going to do it again with Winter Vacation Would You Rather. So whether you could go to these places and do these things for real or not, let your brain do the traveling. And let us know, would you rather . . .
- Ski the Alps OR surf Hawaii?
- Be snowed in your school for the whole break, OR be caught at the mall wearing matching Santa sweaters with your mom?
- Get a stomach bug from eating moldy fruitcake OR 10 cavities from too many candy canes?
- Clean Santa's elves' bathroom OR brush his reindeers' grimy, smelly teeth?
- Watch Sesame Street the whole break OR babysit 5 screaming toddlers instead of going to a New Year's Eve party?
- Go to Disney World OR Hogwarts?
- Visit the Grinch in Whoville OR Santa at the North Pole?
- Sip hot chocolate at the lodge OR snowboard sick slopes?
- Be lost in a frozen tundra OR stranded on a desert island?
- Sleep in an igloo in Alaska OR bungalow in Tahiti?
- Go on a shopping spree in the Big Apple (New York City!) OR at the Apple store?
Leave your answers in the Comments below! And let us know your ultimate holiday vacation. Real or daydreams. Because in my opinion, sometimes you've gotta have big dreams!
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