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Teaching Positions in Mid-Small Cities of Korea
Date 2013-03-17 05:03:17 Location : Asia:Korea
1. Location: Jinju, Gyeongsangnamdo (500,000 population city close to south coast, Busan is 90 minutes away)
Start date: beginning of May
Salary range: 2.2-2.3 million won
Type of students: elementary-middle school students
Hours: 3pm-10pm
Housing: single
Benefits: free of charge air ticket, completion bonus, medical insurance, 10 days of paid vacation.
2. Iksan, Jeollabukdo (300,000 population city close to west coast)
Start date: mid of June-early of July
Salary range: 2.2-2.3 million won
Type of students: elementary-middle school students
Hours: 2pm-9pm
Housing: single
Benefits: free of charge air ticket, completion bonus, medical insurance, 10 days of paid vacation.
3. Jeonju, Jeollabukdo (700,000 population city close to west coast)
Start date: late of June-early of July
Salary range: 2.1-2.2 million won
Type of students: kindgergarten-elementary- school students
Hours: 10am-6pm
Housing: single
Benefits: free of charge air ticket, completion bonus, medical insurance, 10 days of paid vacation.
4. Chuncheon, Gangwondo (half a million city, 90 minutes away from Seoul)
Start date: beginning of May-beginning of June
Work days: 3 days a week, 9am-6pm
Salary: 2.0-2.2 M won
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Bucket of Sloths.
From Lucy Cooke's Slothville comes a bucket of sloths in support of her new book, A Little Book of Sloth.
The Animal Matrix
What's in the bear row and the wolf column? A wolf cub wrestling a bear cub. What's at the intersection of monkey and raccoon? This meeting of rascals. Just some of the many videos you will find at the amazing Animal Matrix.
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Sloth Sanctuary is a documentary about a sloth orphanage in Costa Rica that will air on Animal Planet on December 18th. Trailer
Corgi wants kibble
I think I'll call him Rusty.
The red-crested tree rat (Santamartamys rufodorsalis), not seen in over a hundred years, made an unexpected, nonchalant appearance at the El Dorado Bird Reserve in Colombia a couple of weeks ago. Witnesses are unavailable for comment, being too busy with squeals of "Awwwwwww" to respond to questions. Press release here; high-res photos heEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Pony and Ball Show
It's the New Zoo Review, coming right at you.
Cute Overload is so yesterday. Go see Zooborns.
Kingsford goes to the beach.
Meet Kingsford the piglet. He runs, he swims, and he's even litter trained! [more inside]
Bye, Baruchito
RIP Baruchito. The flagship hamster of Baruchito's homeCage has passed away after struggling with the stress of a flea infection and the medication applied to it. Baru was just a couple of months shy of three years -- which is a venerable old hamster age. While he may not have been as notorious as certain late pancake-stacked pets, Baru still lived a full life of fuzzy cuteness and aaaawww-inspiring photos. Those of you with hamsters, won't you arrange them now in missing-man formation?
How To Have A Ton Of Fun Raising Baby Squirrels. Husband and wife document their adventures raising these little spazz-monsters with many photos and some Flash movies. Via Cute Overload.
They Otter Just Give Up
We all know that otters are terminally cute (warning: streaming WMV), but the Federal Government is only just now figuring out that they're also smarter than humans give 'em credit for. And they have no respect for the poor widdle shellfish industry. No respect at all. Awww.
A good dose of cuddly animals. Put down your ad-hominems, and take a look at the new Weezer video directed by the guy that recently employed our favorite hot-dog eater. It's got kittens. WMPlayer or RealPlayer
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Gainsford smashes Magpies past rivals
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- January 12, 2014
MASTER-blaster Will Gainsford lit the fuse on his own personal fireworks show at KGV last night and led Glenorchy to victory in its CTPL top-of-the-table one-day clash against main rival Lindisfarne.
The 26-year-old with a ton of talent brought up his maiden first grade century in spectacular fashion.
He slayed the bowling to the middle stages of his match-winning 103 off 104 balls and then put it into cruise control to ensure the ton, the win, and the securing of a bonus point for his team for mowing down Lindisfarne's 177 in less than 40 overs.
Last night's knock was almost double Gainsford's previous best.
With his teammates and a cluster of Magpie fans starting to bite their fingernails as the run-chase was reduced to single digits, Gainsford brought up his ton with a pull shot for four followed by a single.
"I counted until 83 and then I lost count," Gainsford said.
"I thought I got it with that four, and then I heard the boys say 99 so I got right behind the next one and nudged it down to long on and got it.
"To be able to get there just before we made the runs was really good and get the bonus points was too."
Gainsford opened with Ed Cowan (15 off 21), and then Terry Henry (21 off 51) played second fiddle while Gainsford went on his run spree.
"We made an effort to get a good start early and make sure we got there by 40," Gainsford said.
Lindisfarne fell short of a defendable total, but that was no fault of No.3 batter Alex King, who made a solid 67 off 98, while all-rounder Jeremy Smith chipped in with 29 off 46 and tailender Tom Brisco 27 off 35.
But the rest fell victim to a combination of sharp fielding and tight bowling, particularly from laser-guided Luke Butterworth, who was Glenorchy's best with 4-14 off 8.1.
Glenorchy has already won the CTPL's Twenty20 title this summer, and is the reigning overall champion and now outright ladder leader.
Having finished runner-up in the two-day Kookaburra Cup race last season, the Magpies are a genuine chance of taking all three titles this year.
"This win gives us a crack at the Kookaburra Cup," said Glenorchy coach Brett Geeves.
"We found ourselves a few points behind some other teams that had gained some bonus points, so today puts us back in contention.
"Most importantly for us, it puts us alone on top of the overall table."
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Enjoyed the chapter a lot, I have to say that's one of the most realistic portrayals of love I have seen in a shounen. It made me surprisingly happy when Chitoge hid from Raku and looked a showcase to check if she looks good :blai her new way of acting was so totally cute, made me root for Chitoge x Raku even more.
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"I would not venture to say they are overpaid," said Robert Adams, the acting city manager since August. "What I would say is that we can't pay them."
Though few elected officials in America want to say it, police officers and other public-safety workers keep turning up at the center of the municipal bankruptcies and budget dramas plaguing many American cities — largely because their pensions tend to be significantly more costly than those of other city workers.
Central Falls, R.I., went bankrupt in 2011 because its police and firefighters' pension fund ran out of money. Vallejo, Calif., went bankrupt after more than 20 police officers suddenly retired from its force of 145, fearing that if they waited they would lose their contractual right to cash out their unused sick leave and vacation time; the payouts totaled several million dollars, and Vallejo did not have the money. Miami weathered such a run in September 2010, when 154 police and firefighters retired en masse after city commissioners voted to make it harder to retire before age 50, use intensive overtime to raise pensions, and earn cash payouts.
Here, under the budget enacted last spring, about $7 million of the city's $10.6 million annual payroll went to the 39-member police force. The situation was so dire that an audit, compiled weeks before municipal elections in November but not made public until later, showed that Desert Hot Springs was $4 million short for the year and would run out of money as early as April 2014.
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To examine whether increased fructose consumption has contributed to rising rates of hypertension, Diana Jalal, MD, assistant professor in the Division of Renal Diseases and Hypertension at the University of Colorado School of Medicine and study co-authors Richard Johnson, MD, professor and division head, Michel Chonchol, MD, associate professor and Gerard Smits, PhD, analyzed data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination survey (2003-2006). The study involved 4,528 U.S. adults 18 years of age or older with no prior history of hypertension. Study participants answered questions related to their consumption of foods and beverages such as fruit juices, soft drinks, bakery products, and candy. The research team found that people who consumed a diet of 74 grams or more per day of fructose (corresponding to 2.5 sugary soft drinks per day) had a 26 percent, 30 percent and 77 percent higher risk for blood pressure levels of 135/85, 140/90 and 160/100 mmHg, respectively. A normal blood pressure reading is below 120/80 mmHg.
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Ing Jan Říha Nov 27, 2015 10:18PM GMT
What now? Wheat dropped, I closed my longs in loss and wheat is in chop now. It's winter everyone is hungry and need some bread. People done this to me on purpose. They saw I went long and they start to eat beef without bread or what? Will it go up on monday?


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'e12' is a desktop lighting design by german designer helene steiner in collaboration with peter schwartz
and anna schulz-pitsch. more that just a light, the design has a built in camera that enables users to take images
of documents for archiving. the camera sets up over the table top surface and with a simple hand gesture,
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Liebe Helene, echtmal: not too bad!!
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Why are so many of you women (I'm a woman who is currently waiting to ship for basic) so hung up on wanting to be in a combat MOS??? Why are you so determined that that is what you need to do to serve you country? Clearly you either like near death experiences, being miserable, and/or really want the chance to shoot people...
You can serve you country in any MOS very proudly. I love my country and want to serve and I'm willing to die doing it...but I'm not searching for a way to die sooner. You can serve you country as a cook, a musician, a computer nerd, a mechanic...or in my case a spy of sorts... :-D If you want to be down in the dirt of it choose a job that women can do that puts you out in the villages. I'm going in as a 35M Human Intelligence Collector and I will be in the villages gathering sensitive information from sources and hopefully someday interrogating capture terrorists. If that doesn't sound like an awesome, meaningfuly, fulfilling MOS in the Army that a woman can do...I don't know what does...
Serve your country and stop worrying about whether you can go get yourself killed or kill someone else. I respect the fact that women want to be equal to men...but men and women are different and everyone must do their part....whatever that is.
HEAR, HEAR! Great post, SPC. Thanks for giving your perspective in this controversial and seemingly unending argument.
I agree with you wholeheartedly, Kelsey!
I find your positive viewpoint a refreshing reprieve amidst all the acidic vitriol that usually spawns from threads about this topic.
Im going infantry and as much as i would respect a womans infantry, heres the simple facts.
Women got the Brains
Men got the Muscles.
There is no shame in admitting in this and its not sexist too say so. Equality in the infantry is impossible because of male physical capability.
Your job sounds crazy AWESOME, and i agree with you entirely! Wish you luck!, Good hunting!
Its not that women want to be equal to men, its that men and women ARE equal. Frankly, if the army apft were changed to equal standards and a women could pass the same test a man could then I do not see why a women should not have to opportunity to be treated and viewed as an equal. Its not just about the opportunity to shoot people, its the ability to fight for my country with respect and dignity, knowing I gave the same effort as any other male soldier, but as a female. Sure, men and women are different, and thats why I believe that before a law to allow women to fight in combat is in place, some form of tests should be administered to ensure that a female soldier would be able to save a male soldier of average weight im such a way as the firemans carry. I'm sure some women would be incapable of passing such a test, but I'm also sure that some male soldiers would not be able to accomplish this feat either. Men and women can have both brains and muscles. It is absolutely ignorant to disassociate both characteristics. P.S. Excuse my rant but I work too hard to be given less MOS opportunities than male soldiers. I want to expand my career in the army and have a limitless future, it honestly bothers me when I hear male soldiers excited for rangers, special forces, and delta force. I would love to be tested at that level and prove myself to others.
Because many tests have been done with women and in fact they can do the many of the same combat jobs men can. Statistics show that actually combat units that are co-ed not just single sex-ed units actually perform better then single sex-ed units. The Govt. actually gave over 4 million dollars to study this and they are capable of being in the same condititions if not they have an advantage due to estrogen. They may not pack on bulk of muscle or pack on a lot of muscle but they can get the job done regardless. If only people would actually do research women want to fight and well they've been fighting in combat for thousands of years so I don't see a problem with allowing them into direct combat situations as long as tests are equal. The US is so far behind the rest of the world it's a miracle we've survived this far. Oh yes and it wouldn't be so bad if women were not being blamed for the divorce rate or that they are incompetent and that we are a sexual distraction that women running are a distraction that is one of the many reasons why they don't want women in combat their are so many ridiculous reasons like a womens period or her going to the bathroom. Or how bout these statistics of media 64 countries have had female presidents but were not one of them this issue goes more then just women in combat roles. If we didn't have so old stupid conservatives in office this country would be doing a lot better instead of their stupid religious views.
So your saying a co-ed unit is better then a single sex (male) Ranger Regiment unit? Lets be real. Stop bringing these topics up, it is all opinion based.
Ok Damagr...show me some legitimate stats on these claims your making to official sites(universities, government think tanks, etc) where:
-It shows a $4 million dollar grant to study this(that would be a very low grant for such a study).
-Show where coed units perform better
-Where women are being blamed for the divorce rate and are a sexual distraction
BTW...isn't the current administration liberal. What about when the House, Senate and Presidency were all democratically controlled? Why not changed then if Conservatives are the problem?
I normally do not chime in on this subject, because I support openning more positions up to females. However Damagr, you are making claims without support...and that can be much more damaging than anything else. I do not support women in Infantry units. I know many females that I have no problem serving with. Most can out perform many males on many aspects. However, out of the best females I know....only two could potentially keep up on the ruck marches under a seriously heavy weight. That is vital. I know many females who are great Soldiers and would be great in most units, but most females I have known in the military would have serious issues with the rucking aspect involved in the Infantry.
I would comment more but I got to much work to do. I always find conervatives a problem their the majority in Congress and they reject plans that would help Americans and instead debate on the national motto "In God we trust" seriously. People reply quickly on this thing, but more so if people read the comments people say bout this issue they should get mad it rather ****** me off everytime I read them. I had one say "We might as well let retards in to." Or "Women are only made for sex, cleaning and making babies." but end of class...


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A JUDGE has likened a St Austell man's actions to a rabid dog after he pursued a terrified family in a high- speed car chase in one of the "worst incidents" of road rage he had encountered.
Timothy Dunn's behaviour was described as being like something from a horror movie, the judge comparing the chase across the Cornish countryside to 1971 Stephen Spielberg film Duel, where a terrified motorist is stalked on a remote and lonely road by the driver of a tanker truck.
Appearing at Truro Crown Court yesterday 22-year-old Dunn, of Clarence Road, was sentenced to 15 months in jail after he pleaded guilty to dangerous driving and affray.
Adrian Chaplin, for the prosecution, said that on April 1 this year James and Sarah-Jane Bradley were on holiday in Cornwall with their six-year-old twin daughters.
They were on the A390 near St Blazey, heading east, when their black Audi was involved in a collision with Dunn's Ford Focus.
Both parties thought the other was responsible for the crash but as they pulled over the Bradleys and another witness said Dunn appeared "angry and furious".
He said: "Mr Dunn went up to the vehicle and he acknowledges that he did strike with his hands on the area of the driver's door and that he did attempt to open the door."
Rather than staying to exchange details Mr Bradley drove off, only to be chased by Dunn.
Mr Chaplin said: "For the next 20 to 30 minutes the driving involved Mr Bradley seeking to put distance and vehicles between himself and Mr Dunn.
Mr Dunn, a plasterer, seeking to frustrate those ambitions, drove fast, driving in cross-hatchings, overtaking on double white lines and tailgating the Audi when he could."
The Bradleys made five terrified phone calls to police begging for help.
During one, the sound of their car being rammed could be heard. The family eventually sought refuge in a car park in Liskeard after being chased for 15 to 20 miles, where they were met by police.
Mr Chaplin said repairs to their car cost £8,000, a result of being rammed by Dunn.
Barry Hilliard, for the defence, said Dunn did not know why he had been so angry for so long and that he was likely to lose his job if he went to jail, but Judge Christopher Harvey Clark told the defendant: "This is one of the worst cases of road rage that I have ever encountered.
"The extent and nature of the course of conduct that you undertook must have terrified Mr and Mrs Bradley and their young daughters," he said.
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Parrish's childhood was nomadic; his family averaging one move a year. At the age of 15 he moved to Western Samoa in the South Pacific where he attended high school. His Samoan school did not have art classes and his first exposure to the art world came in college where he fell in love with the Old Masters and the Classical paintings of the 19th century. Parrish devoted most his studies to the figure and believes that any emotion can be communicated and evoked through the expressions and articulations of the human form.
In 1983, Parrish attended the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California and majored in Illustration. With the intense training he received there he was able to work with a wide variety of mediums and techniques. The principles of communication and form he practiced and learned at the Art Center have proven invaluable to my work. After graduation in 1986, Parrish went to work as an illustrator in the Los Angeles area until 1988, when he moved to Arizona.
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Hi everyone
I am Carol Burns nee Thomas. I was born in April 1960 in St david's Hospital, Bangor North Wales and lived in Ty Croes , Anglesey with my Mum and Dad.
In 1964 we moved to York with dad's work and my sister was born in Oct 1964 followed by my brother in July 1972.
My Mum is Mair Owen b Anglesey and my Dad is Kenneth Gordon Thomas b Bangor
I am married to Pete for more years than we both care to remember (but more than 25!) and we have three children. Gareth is 25, Hayley is 23 and Lee is the baby of the family at 20. We lived in York close to my parents when Pete left the Army in 1984 and in 2001 we moved to Blackpool where we have a small Bed and Breakfast and Steak House. We have three Grandsons - Ryan 4, James 3, and Daniel 1.
I started doing my family tree about 10 years ago. My dad was doing his side so I decided to do Pete's as he didn't know of any relatives that were still around. His Dad had died when he was 4 and his Mum died when he was 10. He has 3 brothers and 2 sisters but none of them remembered much about other relatives especially Grandparents.
I started with his dad's birth date and went from there. I have since managed to find his dad's siblings and their children as well as going as far back as his Great Great Grandad in the direct line and back to 1478 with his Great Grandmothers family. There seem to be cousins popping out of the woodwork all the time now even thoughit has taken 9 years of searching constantly for them. Have you ever tried searching for Burns or Turnbull in Northumberland? lol Not easy at all.
I then started on his Mum's but have not been able to get too far back as the family were from Burma and not Military but we have managed to get back to 1780 with his Mum's Dad's family so that is good enough for me. Still more to find yet from that side
My dad asked me for help on his side and I corrected a few mistakes with a lot of researching but we now seem to have got a lot further back than he had on his own. My Mum's side has also been incorporated and this has gone back to 1800's Again the problem has been the names - Owen, Griffith, Thomas and Jones all in Anglesey
But, luckily I love a challenge and this is one challenge that cannot be completed. I think this is why I have lasted so long at it and enjoy it so much. I get plenty of brick walls and go for months with nothing found at all but then all of a sudden they appear from nowehere and I am back on the path again
I would love to be able to say that I have a long list of other hobbies but I can't as I do not have time for other hobbies except reading.
Luckily I have a fantastic husband who sits there while I am excitedly telling him of my latest find. He has managed to make himself look as excited as I am, though I know deep down he is looking for an escape route!
I think he is happy enough that I am not one of those wives who is out constantly spending money or out drinking. I don't think he realises that sometimes that could be cheaper than Researching lol. Since starting he has had to buy me my own laptop (so I leave the business ocmputers alone), a digi camera (the family one hasn't enough memory), a printer (again the business one is safe) and an external harddrive of 250 GB as I had filled my Laptop and it wouldn't work properly. Now is shopping and drinking slightly cheaper as I thought it would be? lol
My tree, compared to many other peoples, is small at 2900 people but it is an achievement for me as I have had to work hard to find those I have.
I am classed as an "anorak" wearer by many but do I care? I don't think so. I'm happy with census images and birth entries to look through. Never mind your magazines about celebrities and what they have been doing - I would rather find out about our own celebrities (our ancestors) and what they had been doing
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What is your favorite Bible verse? Translation too, please.
I love Jeremiah 29:11-12 New International Version (NIV) 11 For I know the plans I have for you," declares the LORD, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.12 Then you will call on me and come and pray to me, and I will listen to you."
Please tell us a bit about your background and how you started as a CBA writer.
I started writing in 2005, and my first novel, The Other Daughter, released in 2007. I've always loved reading, especially Christian fiction, but I'd never considered writing until the Lord turned my focus that direction. A visiting pastor prayed with me after an evening service and spoke into my life. He said he believed God was calling me to write, and it needed to be published. I prayed about it for two weeks, then stepped out in faith and began to write. The result? Several magazine articles were published, and a year later, I signed my first book contract. I've seen the hand of God through-out my entire journey.
How did you come up with the concept for Wishing on Buttercups?
It came about as I developed the secondary characters from book one, Blowing on Dandelions. Jeffery, a reclusive writer, and Beth, a seemingly shy young woman, were both boarders at the home Katherine ran, and both called to me to write their story. I wanted to discover what made Beth veer away from people and why Jeffery wasn't forthcoming about his life. As their stories unfolded, I was surprised at much of what I discovered.
What made you decide to write an historical novel?
My first two novels were women's contemporary, and I had no desire to delve into the historical realm, until my first Love Finds You book was contracted, and I discovered the town I'd been assigned was a ghost town. My editor asked if I'd be able to adapt the storyline from a contemporary (which I'd started writing) to a historical, and I agreed. I soon discovered my voice and grew to quickly love writing stories set in the Old West. I considered writing my current Love Blossoms in Oregon series as a contemporary, as all three books have women's issues intertwined with the romance, but I felt they would be better received as historical.
How much research did Wishing on Buttercups take?
I did the bulk of my research for the three-book series prior to writing book one, by visiting Baker City, Oregon for a few days and making contact with local people and a historian there. By the time I started writing book two and three, it was a simple matter of going back occasionally to my research sources and checking a fact or two, but there was no large amount of time that I needed to invest in research by that point.
What is the background behind this story?
The background actually originated from book one, Blowing on Dandelions. I'm a lay-counselor credentialed with The American Association of Christian Counselors, as well as a licensed minister (to women, not a pastor), and as such, have occasion to talk to, and pray with, many hurting women. I met a woman who represented other women I've dealt with, who had a very difficult relationship with her mother and despaired of it ever improving. I felt the Lord leading me to depict the struggle of a woman (Katherine) in the Old West, widowed, and trying to raise her children alone, who comes up against the tyrannical personality of her mother when she decides to move in to 'help'. From that point, I met two other characters, Jeffery and Beth who lived at Katherine's boardinghouse, who also had secrets and issues I could explore.
How much of your book is based on fact?
There is only an occasional idea or episode in the story based on fact. One scene in particular, where there is an incident with a paint can, came from my family history and was related almost exactly as it happened close to 100 years ago. In all of my books, I try to weave in true events and show occasional glimpses into the actual history that took place in an area.
How did you choose this setting?
All of my prior books are set in the West, but many of the recent ones were not within driving distance of my home. I wanted to find an area in Oregon or Washington that I could easily visit, but it needed to be very close to the old Oregon Trail, and have been in existence in the 1880's, which narrowed the field quite a bit. I researched towns in both states, and was thrilled when I discovered Baker City qualified on all counts.
What is the most interesting thing that you learned while writing Wishing on Buttercups?
I spent some time digging into our own family history, and I discovered some interesting stories in diaries my father and grandfather kept, along with records my mother unearthed, that I didn't know before. I was able to incorporate one humorous story into Wishing on Buttercups. I'm not sure I'd have learned as much about my family, had I not been looking for historical elements to weave into my book.
What is the most challenging part of being a writer?
I think that once I was published, the challenging part has been recognizing that this is my career and having the self-discipline to treat it as such. I'm now my own boss and must set my schedule when it comes to writing, editing, keeping up with social media and other forms of publicity, and meeting all my deadlines. There is always something demanding my attention, whether it's related to my work or my family, and trying to keep everything prioritized and completing it all can definitely be a challenge.
What is the most exhilarating part of being an author?
There's so much that I love that it's hard to choose, so I hope you'll allow me to name a couple of things. First, once I was published, I discovered how much I love interacting with my readers and hearing their stories after they've read mine. The other part that I truly love is making awesome friends within the industry. I have been so blessed to rub shoulders with amazing authors, editors, agents, and aspiring writers. I've established relationships that will last the remainder of my life. After only eight years working in this industry, I can't even imagine not being a writer.
What new projects do you have on the horizon?
I have a couple of new projects that are in the works. First, of course, is book three in the Love Blossoms in Oregon series, Dreaming on Daisies, releasing Oct 1, 2014. I'm also under contract with David C Cook for a set of four horse novels for middle grade readers, the first of which releases March 1, 2015. I've finished #1 and am working on #2. I'm also writing a novella about Pastor Seth, a character we meet in Blowing on Dandelions and see again in Wishing on Buttercups. I'll be self-publishing two or three historical romance novellas centering on different characters from this series who have piqued the interest of my readers, but who didn't get the benefit of having their stories told within the pages of my three trade-paperback books. I'm hoping to release the first one in early spring of 2014.
What do you do to get away from it all?
I take a horseback ride with my daughter on the trails extending out from our home. My daughter and her husband own the land adjoining ours, and since losing my own horse this summer, I now ride my son-in-law's Arab mare. We'll take an hour to two-and-a-half hour rides spring through fall, and it's such an amazing time to connect with my daughter while doing something I love.
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TOUCHET - DeSales and Touchet split a softball doubleheader here Friday.
The Irish won the first game, 3-1, and the Indians took the second, 10-7.
DeSales' Ashlyn Lyons pitched a complete game, striking out five girls and giving up six hits. Lyons was also 2-for-3 at the plate, with a double and RBI triple.
"Ashlyn was tremendous (Friday)," DeSales coach Russ Vera said. "She kept her location down and was the star of the game. She is the heart and soul of this team."
DeSales' biggest hit in game one came off Janelle Hartford's bat, a two-out, two-RBI double in the sixth inning. She was knocked in by Lyons' triple.
"Janelle's double was a really big hit," Vera said.
The three runs were all DeSales needed in game one.
The Indians had one run in game one - with a Zoe Weaver two-out double followed by Cheyenne Kessler's RBI double in the bottom of the sixth.
Nicole Brown pitched for Touchet in game one. She gave up two earned runs and threw 10 strikeouts.
The Indians came back to win game two.
The Irish mad eight errors, and Touchet's batters had 10 runs on 10 hits.
"I was pretty pleased with all of our hits in game two," Touchet coach Scott Plucker said. "We hit the ball fairly decent and were more aggressive than in game one."
DeSales jumped out to an early 2-0 lead in the first inning of game two, on two bunts, a walk, an RBI single by Lyons and an Amanda Warnick RBI groundout.
Touchet answered with three runs in the bottom of the first, with Kessler hitting an RBI single and Brown getting two RBIs on a double.
The Indians piled on in the second with three more runs. Weaver had a double with two RBIs, and Brown capped Touchet's third-inning scoring with another RBI double.
The Irish scratched out a run in the third with a bunt single by Amy Arnzen and an RBI double by Lyons.
Touchet plated three more runs in the bottom of the third with four singles, a walk and three Irish errors.
The fourth inning saw DeSales score three more on two singles, two Indian errors, a walk and a hit batter.
Each team scored once more - DeSales in the sixth and Touchet in the fourth - in the Touchet victory.
For Touchet, Weaver had four hits, including a double and triple with three RBIs, for the day. Kessler added three hits and two RBIs for Touchet's effort.
Lyons had four hits and three RBIs for the Irish.
DeSales is 9-4 overall and 8-0 in league. They stand alone in first place with a two-game lead, with four league games remaining.
The Irish play at 3 p.m. Tuesday in Dayton.
Touchet is 16-2 and 7-1 in league. They host Waitsburg-Prescott Tuesday.
First game
DeSales 000 003 0 - 3 4 1
Touchet 000 001 0 - 1 6 1
Lyons and Arnzen. Brown and C. Kessler.
HR - none.
Hits - Desales: Buley, Lyons 2, Hartford, Zander. Touchet: Weaver 2, Jaspersen, Warner, Cantrell, C. Kessler.
Second game
DeSales 201 301 0 - 7 7 8
Touchet 333 100 x - 10 10 4
Warnick and Arnzen. Reed and C. Kessler.
HR - none.
Hits - Desales: Lyons 2, Arnzen 2, Buley 2, Pommerening. Touchet: Kessler 2, Brown 2, Sasser, Weaver 2, Warner, Reed, Morris.
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We took part in the Great Delhi Run in the Airtel Delhi Half Marathon 2008 on Sunday, Nov 9, 2008 in New Delhi. Was that an experience!We've participated in multiple runs and athletic events across the world. If we were to sum up our experience at this event, it was less of an athletic event, and more of a branding event for Airtel. To let it lose, it was a sham of an athletic event. Lets see why:
Advertising, everywhere: Since they advertised so aggressively for it, they were probably trying to recover some money- in the process, the event was overloaded with corporate advertisement. There were people carrying huge Airtel hoardings, blocking the whole route, so if you were behind them, there was no way to cross them. DHL was advertising some 'jumbo box' of there's, so they had a bunch of people taking up the route again.
Like this, there were multiple companies trying to advertise- huge hoardings, noisy slogans, very intrusive and in your face advertising. So, if you were at the event for anything besides a leisurely walk, it was a disaster. We were planning to run in the Great Delhi Run, and it was a frustrating experience.
Event Organization: The organization was bad. First, we could not locate the starting area. Then, there weren't enough organizers to answer questions, or enough directions pointing you to the Start. Once you cross the start line, there were thousands of people taking part so it took a while to start running. We got to the event at 9.20 a.m for a 9.30 start time. We could only cross the start line at 9.58 a.m! The passage ways were so narrow for the number of people participating, that there was no chance of moving fast.
Volunteers: The volunteers for the event were trying to cheer on, but some of them were so enthusiastic in their cheering, that they were on the running route, which was anyway crowded with participants and advertisers!
Distance Markers: The distance markers were not visible with the crowd. In fact, even after running it, we're not sure of the distance we ran. We estimate it at 6-6.5 km.
More Issues: Then there were water stops, handing out water bottles. Some of them were so enthusiastic, that they were in the middle of the track. The streets were strewn with plastic bottles. To clean them up, poor kids were running across the track while the event was on. Then, there were cops in the middle of the route trying to keep it secure, but also coming in the way of runners. So, it was less of a run, and more of an obstacle course.
Post Run Issues: Post the run, the food lines were incredibly long, so many people left without getting any food after the run. We couldn't find any buses to take you back to the parking lots, so we had to cab it.
The only upside was that there were people on the side who had come to watch and cheer people on!
Learnings from the Airtel Delhi Half Marathon event:
If you plan to participate in the Delhi Half Marathon event in 2009, please learn from our experience and take this tips:
– Get there at least 1.5 hours before time, to ensure you have time to park, commute to the event, find the start line, and get there early enough, so you're not stuck behind the advertisers, and slogan shouters. Since you will get there early, carry some food and drink with you, to ensure you have enough energy and are properly hydrated.
– Take part in the half marathon instead of the Dream Run (or the Great Delhi Run), if you want to really participate and be able to run.
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Wax Fang members Scott Carney, left, and Jake Heustis have spend spent 18 months making their transcendental album 'The Astronaut.'
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CAMPBELL, TEXAS (Hunt County). Campbell is a mile north of Interstate Highway 30 and six miles east of Greenville in eastern Hunt County. Settlement began at the site in the fall of 1880, when the long-awaited East Line and Red River Railroad was extended from Black Jack Grove to Greenville. The town was built around the railroad, and a station was constructed. A post office was established in June 1881, and the community was officially named Oliverea. By fall of that year, however, the town was generally referred to as Campbell or sometimes Tom Campbell, perhaps in honor of Thomas M. Campbell, later governor of Texas, who had played a prominent part in the extension of the railroad. At least one source contends that the Tom Campbell for whom the town was named was not the governor, since the community was established before Governor Campbell became prominent. The name of the post office was officially changed to Campbell in September 1882.
Campbell became a shipping center for area farmers and by 1900 had a population of 508 and twelve businesses, as well as a college, Henry College, founded in 1892. Although the town lost its college in 1906, when Emerson College, the successor of Henry College, was forced to close, Campbell's population remained stable. The town was incorporated in 1912 with an aldermanic form of government. Between 1920, when the population was 583, and 1925, the small farming community experienced a burst of growth. By 1925 Campbell had a telephone exchange, a bank, power and light services, a weekly newspaper, twenty commercial establishments, and an estimated population of 1,000. By 1930 there were only twelve businesses remaining, and the population had fallen to 416. Although the population remained stable thereafter until the early 1960s, the number of businesses continued to decline. By 1936 the bank had closed, and by the early 1950s only seven businesses remained. In 1961 only four were still open. The population reached a low of 204 in 1970. In the mid-1980s, when Campbell had six businesses, the town was reincorporated to take in part of the surrounding rural area; consequently, the population jumped to 549. In 1990 it was 683, and in 2000 it was 734.
W. Walworth Harrison, History of Greenville and Hunt County, Texas (Waco: Texian, 1976). Fred I. Massengill, Texas Towns: Origin of Name and Location of Each of the 2,148 Post Offices in Texas (Terrell, Texas, 1936). Thomas Clarence Richardson, East Texas: Its History and Its Makers (4 vols., New York: Lewis Historical Publishing, 1940).
The following, adapted from the Chicago Manual of Style, 15th edition, is the preferred citation for this article.Cecil Harper, Jr., "CAMPBELL, TX (HUNT COUNTY)," Handbook of Texas Online (http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/hlc04), accessed November 28, 2015. Uploaded on June 12, 2010. Published by the Texas State Historical Association.
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Interview with Electric Rescue: Building sounds of the future through his Sonic Architecture
Here's a quickfire Q&A session with an absolute master of the techno genre – Electric Rescue, a Frenchman who has been involved with dance music and rave culture since its very beginnings in his country.
His years of experience of course mean that he is very adept when it comes to music production and so, his new album Sonic Architecture is a collection of music with serious intent – varied in its influences and styles – but a cohesive body of work with ER's professional touch all over it. Enjoy!
How did you get into electronic music?
I discovered electronic music really early in the Eighties, firstly with Dépêche Mode and other genres like new wave and producers like Yanni. I then discovered acid house in 1988 through some records that a friend of mine brought back from London.
As a young Frenchman, who were your musical heroes?
Dépêche Mode, Kraftwerk and electronic producers like Jean Michel Jarre or Tangerine Dream, but also some new wave bands and some hip hop producers, too.
Which French musicians really inspired you when you were young?
No one, I was much more focused on English bands and artists.
When did you start to get into making and playing music?
I started DJing in 1990, but my first bookings were in 1992 in some of the first Parisian raves like Mozinor with DJ Hell and other artists from that period. I started to produce in 1995 with a friend but my first releases were in 1998.
What kind of music were you making when you first started to produce?
I produced techno and I never stopped. Techno is really my favourite kind of music to produce, along with electronica as you can see in my album.
What was your studio set-up like during this period?
I only had analogue machines such as the GEM S2, Rolands, Korg S2000R and a sequencer. Then, at the end of the Nineties, the computer arrived in the studio and slowly the synth left.
What was the music scene like in your hometown during those early days?
The rave scene was huge.
So where did you like to go partying?
I'm a rave child, my favourite spots to have fun were raves organised in unusual venues like castles, churches, factories and warehouses. I really like this way of doing parties as it's always an adventure and you never know where you are going. There was only one club I went to – it was Rex club of course.
When did making music start to become a more serious hobby for you?
At the end of the Nineties when I started my first label Calme Records and I've also organised my own parties since 1993. The fact that I was a DJ and had some gigs were all things that contributed but slowly and surely I decided to push it further to become more "professional" and do it as my job.
What inspired your decision to take up music as a career, rather than keep it as a hobby?
The passion was too big and took up too much time. I was working during the day as an engineer with buildings and during the evenings I was working for parties and labels so it was a bit complicated. I felt that the music side could become a serious job for me, so I took the risk to leave my engineer job and focus deeply on my music.
How did you get your first record signed?
My first record was the first release off the first label I created, Calme Records. I did that EP with my friend Pascal Morel. We released it on vinyl and sold some copies but it wasn't very good, it was the first one but I learnt a lot with it.
Where did the name Electric Rescue come from?
Electric Rescue was the name of the parties I organised in Paris during the Nineties which were a big success over here. Then I stopped those parties and left my last DJ name "d'jedi" to take Electric Rescue as a tribute to the public from those parties who allowed me to become professional but also because I love that name. I think it's nice, bit also really complicated.
Can you tell me about your album:
This album is a summary of the last two years, just after the birth of my son, Zadig. I made a lot of tracks during that period and kept 30 to present to Bedrock. Finally John and Scott asked me to do my own selection of tracks for it. I took 14 tracks and they agreed on it 100 per cent, I was so happy. With the album I wanted to provide some of my favourite musical faces; rough minimal techno, melodic techno, Detroit sounds but also electronica and vocal electronic pop with my friend Gran Cavaliere.
How long did it take to make it?
Two years, I didn't work on it all the time but I kept tracks for it, the ones I really felt were right for it. It took a long time but I wanted it to be eclectic and personal without any compromises.
What's the theme?
Sonic architecture is the combination of my two passions of music and architecture, as well as a snapshot of the last two years of my life.
Sonic Architecture is out now on Bedrock. For more information on Electric Rescue, visit his Facebook page here.
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Mason Law Student Tapped for Virginia State Bar Student Pro Bono Award
The Virginia State Bar (VSB) has announced the selection of third-year Mason Law student Ashley R. Brott as the recipient of the organization's 2008 Oliver White Hill Student Pro Bono Award.
The award, which is named for a late Virginia civil rights litigator, recognizes a law student's commitment to uncompensated or minimally compensated pro bono work and other public service. Brott will receive the Hill Award during the VSB's Pro Bono and Access to Justice Conference on May 22, 2008, at the Washington and Lee University School of Law in Lexington.
The first Mason Law student to have won the Hill Award, Brott developed the LSNV-GMU Intake Initiative, a student-led program that helps Legal Services of Northern Virginia to conduct intake interviews of applicants seeking legal assistance. The program operates over a 30-hour period weekly, with clients interviewed about issues that include family, consumer, bankruptcy, and housing law.
Brott publicized the program and recruited approximately 30 student volunteers, each of whom pledged to commit 35 hours to pro bono work during the 2007-08 academic year. In addition, she trained new volunteers and supervised their work.
Assistant Dean for Academic Administration Annamaria Nields says Brott "had a definite vision" when she initially approached Mason Law officials about expanding pro bono opportunities for law students. In a nomination letter, Nields wrote, "The task may have seemed insurmountable to some -- particularly to a full-time law student -- but Ms. Brott was passionate about the need to motivate students and determined to tackle the job."
Brott, who graduates in May from the law school, is considering a career in international work, possibly for a nonprofit focusing on democracy building or legal reform.


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Plastic Surgery - University of Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa, 1983-1987
Clinical Research Fellow - Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery, Milton S. Hershey Medical Center, Pennsylvania State University, 1989
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Residency, Surgery, Plastic, Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center (1995) Residency, Surgery, Plastic, University of Witwatersrand (South Africa) (1987) Residency, Surgery, General, University of Witwatersrand (South Africa) (1984) M.D., Medical School University of Witwatersrand (1980)
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Controversies in the Diagnosis and Treatment of the Robin Sequence.
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Summer Isles
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Coordinates: 58°01′49″N 5°27′12″W / 58.030338°N 5.453436°W
The Summer Isles (Scottish Gaelic: Na h-Eileanan Samhraidh, pronounced [nə ˈhelanən ˈs̪auɾɪ]) are an archipelago lying in the mouth of Loch Broom, in the Highland region of Scotland.
The only inhabited isle, Tanera Mòr, is also the largest. It is home to an Atlantic salmon fish farm, some rental holiday homes, a café and a post office, which has operated its own local post and printed its own stamps since 1970. The island has no roads and the only recognisable path goes around the Anchorage, the sheltered bay on the east side of the island. Boats sail to the island from Achiltibuie and Ullapool.[1]
Smaller islands[edit]
- Bottle Island
- Horse Island
- Isle Martin
- Priest Island (Eilean a' Chlèirich)
- Isle Ristol
- Tanera Beag
- Eilean a' Chàr
- Eilean Dubh
- Eilean Fada Mòr
- Eilean Fada Beag
- Eilean Mullagrach
- Glas-leac Beag
- Glas-leac Mòr
- Càrn Iar
- Càrn Deas
- Càrn nan Sgeir
- Meall nan Gabhar
The islands are part of the Assynt-Coigach National Scenic Area, one of 40 in Scotland.[2]
Frank Fraser Darling, an important figure in the development of Scottish conservation, lived on Tanera Mòr for two years in the 1930s. His book, Island Years (published 1940), records his time in the Summer Isles, painting Priest Island as a place of great beauty as well as great wildlife.[3]
Literature and film[edit]
- The Summer Isles feature in a novella of the same name by Ian R. MacLeod[4]
- The fictional Summer Isle, Cladach Duillich (Sad Shore), features in the 1977 Desmond Bagley novel "The Enemy".
- The pagan island of "Summerisle" featured in the motion picture The Wicker Man (filmed in 1973 & directed by Robin Hardy) is sometimes mistakenly associated with this archipelago, but in actuality The Wicker Man was filmed around Newton Stewart in Dumfries and Galloway.[5]
Summer Isles Philatelic Bureau[edit]
Since 1970 the Summer Isles Philatelic Bureau has been issuing stamps of the islands for tourists who place them on mail to be carried to the nearest GPO Post Box on the mainland.[6][7]
- ^ "Summer Isles website". Retrieved 2007-12-15.
- ^ "National Scenic Areas". SNH. Retrieved 30 March 2011.
- ^ "Priest Island". RSPB. Retrieved 2007-12-15.
- ^ Steven H Silver. "review of I R MacLeod book". Retrieved 2007-12-15.
- ^ The Wicker Man (1973) filming locations movie-locations.com. Retrieved 1 August 2008.
- ^ "Modern British Local Posts CD Catalogue, 2009 Edition". Phillips. 2003. Retrieved 2008-12-08.
- ^ "The Post Office" summer-isles.com. Retrieved 8 December 2008.
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Philippine Travel Tax
1. What is Travel Tax?
The Travel Tax is a levy imposed by Philippine government on individuals who are leaving the Philippines irrespective of the place where the air ticket is issued and form or place of payment, as provided for by Presidential Decree (PD) 1183.
2. How much is the Travel Tax?
Business Class /Economy Class: PHP1,620.00 Full Travel Tax, PHP810.00 Standard Reduced Travel Tax, PHP300.00 Privileged Reduced Travel Tax for dependents of Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) Visit www.tieza.gov.ph for more details.
3. Who are exempted and how can I avail the tax exemption?
You may visit www.tieza.gov.ph for the complete list of qualified passengers for exemption in paying the Philippine Travel Tax and how to apply the exemption.
4. How can I pay the Travel Tax?
a. Tickets issued/purchased outside of the Philippines, pay directly to the TIEZA Travel Tax counter at the airport.
b. Tickets issued/purchased in the Philippines, payment is through the airline ticket offices and travel agencies.
c. Tickets purchased thru PAL website (www.philippineairlines.com), passenger has the option to pay for the Travel Tax either:
c.1. during the online booking provided passengers are all adult
c.2. directly to the TIEZA Travel Tax counter at the airport before check in.
5. Can I pay online if I am traveling with a child and/or infant who are entitled for a Reduced Travel Tax Rate?
Philippine Travel Tax will not be offered online if the transaction is a child or with a child/infant.
- Present passport upon purchase of ticket through airline ticket office/travel agency and upon check in at the airport.
- Tickets which will be issued in the Philippines will only be released upon payment of the Travel Tax or submission of the Travel Tax Exemption/Reduced Travel Tax Certificate to the airline/travel agency.
- Travel Tax Exemption/Reduced Travel Tax Certificate can only be issued by the TIEZA Travel Tax Office.
- Certificate must be valid and original copy.
- Tickets which will be issued outside Philippines, submit the Travel Tax Exemption/Reduced Travel Tax Certificate/Official Receipt of Travel Tax payment to the airline check in counter personnel at the airport.


text: Rhino April 23, 2012 11:13 AM Last Edited 1310 days ago It hasn't so far. Giving the time scales of this season I doubt there're going to find 1.5seconds per lap just like that.I'm still not 100% sure if the blame is a 50: 50 between the bike and the rider. But it's hard to believe a rider can lose his skills and drive after 1 season, but at the same time it's hard to believe Ducati can produce a bike based on feed bike that STILL isn't up the job.As much as I'd like it to work, I seriously have my doubts that it ever will. Personal opinion: Rossi needs his old bike back ( but that's his own fault for throwing the toys out the pram at Jorge ( if those news reports are to be believed) Reply Report abuse 29 agree 1 disagree


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Posted by Adam Jacobi
One of the more remarkable aspects of Michigan quarterback Tate Forcier has been his family's reliance (and one might even say insistence) on using the Internet to document his (and his brothers') journey to college football and, perhaps, beyond. QBForce.com isn't exactly the world's slickest website, but it's been enough for the Forciers to show off recruitment letters as well as offer their opinions on quarterbacking and life. Their tone might be off-putting to some, but extraordinary self-confidence is just as important to a quarterback's play as any technique, so in a family full of quarterbacks, well, this'll happen.
At any rate, Tate Forcier's season at Michigan didn't exactly go smoothly; he was passed over by Denard Robinson for the starting role at the beginning of the season after several remarks by players questioning his toughness, and he wasn't always the first quarterback off the bench when Robinson would leave a game, much to Forcier's chagrin. Forcier eventually settled into a second-string role and was fine at it, but then he was declared academically ineligible before the Gator Bowl and didn't enroll for classes at Michigan in the spring semester. That, then, appeared to be that.
So despite last week's report that he still wanted to play at Michigan, Forcier announced today that he intended to transfer. But since this is the Forcier family we're talking about, he did it online. On Twitter, to be precise. An entire press release, tweeted sentence by sentence. We've condensed the series of tweets into paragraph form, but if readers are interested in experiencing the release the way Twitter readers did, they should read a sentence, wait two minutes, read another sentence, wait two more minutes, and repeat the process until finished and/or the boss gets angry. And yes, he tweeted the header too.
-Immediate Press/Sports Release: January 20, 2011- Robert "Tate" Forcier University Of Michigan Sophomore Quarterback
Why do we all wait until we are at our lowest point to seek God's help? I've been kicked, pushed, knocked down, publicly berated, belittled, emasculated and more. There are plenty of legitimate reasons to give up or feel the victim. The humility of it all is indescribable and that is exactly my point. I had to reach rock bottom in order to see the light, and for that, I am thankful. It was not until then, I realized that it was my lack of accountability and maturity and not to pass blame.
I do hope all my young fans forgive me and benefit from my lessons that I have learned. Be grateful for what you have and be humble for your successes. Don't wait to ask God into your life as he will help you see things clearer. In summary, I believe, I will become a better student and a person of stronger character from these experiences at Michigan.
I can proudly state, "I worked hard on the practice field, in the film room and at meetings," after all, football is my passion. I had fun celebrating with the fans. I even competed hard while injured as a true freshman through the last (8) games in 2009, but I always played the game giving it my all. I am proud to have been part of Michigan Football history and will always cherish the memory.
The last few weeks I worked extremely hard to catch back up. I really wanted to stay. I was not giving up on Michigan, but in the end, it was made clear they had given up on me. With that being said, its time for me to go. I promise the Michigan family and fans I will make you proud again.
Tate Forcier #5 - A Michigan Man Forever - Go Blue
For the record, the tweets were all typed impeccably and the only edits were the punctuation around the quotation marks and paragraph breaks. That seems like an odd thing to assert unless you read hundreds of athletes' tweets every day. Which we do.
More to the point, Forcier appears contrite and doesn't burn any bridges at Michigan. Sure, the "they have given up on me" line may not fly well, but being that Forcier didn't even enroll at Michigan for the second semester, new coach Brady Hoke and the Wolverines essentially had no choice. It seems like all parties involved recognize that fact, though, so it would be erroneous to assume any discord being sown by this announcement. Forcier was just saying goodbye the only way he knows how: on the Internet.


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Hornady has just introduced a new line of ammunition called Superformance and it is claiming to get increases between 100-200fps over any other factory cartridge.
Other factors Hornady are touting are the fact that it works on SAAMI standard pressures, does not increase recoil or loss of accuracy. They say that the new ammunition's performance increases are due to using newer powders and that it reduces recoil by reducing the amount of gas whilst not compromising on velocity.
Rather than me trying to explain it here is what Hornady has to say about the recoil and how they reduce it:
Recoil is a complicated discussion that has parts to it that are not commonly understood. The fundamental misunderstanding of recoil is that the recoil is over when the bullet leaves the barrel. In truth, the vast majority of recoil occurs after the projectile exits the barrel. By far the greatest percentage of recoil is produced by the force of the gases and propellant residue/ejecta leaving the barrel. Consider for a moment what is really happening, the mass that existed in the solid propellant before the round was fired doesn't disappear, it is converted into another form of matter, gas. This gas, although you may not be able to see it or touch it, still has mass and energy. The real contribution to recoil from this gas comes from the fact that it is leaving the barrel at velocities on the order of 8,000 – 10,000 fps. The energy in these high velocity gases is what produces the lion's share of recoil. It's easier to picture what is happening if you think of the muzzle as a rocket nozzle. If the amount of gas, gas pressure, and gas velocity, of these exiting gases can be reduced this will reduce the force exerted on the gun by the gases and reduce recoil. This is exactly what has been accomplished with the Superformance propellants and ammunition.
The new ammunition uses either Hornady's SST or GMX projectiles and comes in a variety of cartridges.
Here is the full information for those of you who want to read it:
To find out what cartridges are available in the new ammo visit here:
In other Hornady news:
Hornady have just launched their new website www.hornadyTV.com which redirects you to their YouTube channel.