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With Henrico's schools shifting to Dells, iBooks are becoming available for a low price. The schools are getting a new fleet of Dell laptops for high school students and teachers next year, so the county is looking to unload iBooks used by students during the past four years. As plans stand, this year's seniors will get first dibs on scooping up one of the machines for $50 each. School officials now are polling high schools to estimate how many seniors would be interested in buying an iBook. The county will buy about 22,000 machines for $1 a piece at the end of its lease with Apple this summer. The school system had the option to return them to Apple. "I hope they found them to be good pieces of equipment, and they are going to get some good use out of them going forward," said Dave Myers, assistant superintendent for finance.
MacNN Forums roundup: Mac OS X users discuss the usefulness of Dashboard widgets, and Apple's heavy promotion of the Tiger feature.... The music industry's latest anti-piracy measures are scrutinized by MacNN members.... Members discuss Apple CEO Steve Jobs' speech to Stanford graduates.... iPod shuffle users discuss how the device's shuffle feature works.... Members discuss Michael Dell's recent comments that he would like to sell machines with Apple's Mac OS X.... Discussion continues about Apple's planned switch to Intel processors.
Apple CEO Steve Jobs was the Bay Area's most underpaid CEO in 2004, according to the San Francisco Business Times. In 2003, Jobs was one of the most overpaid, according to the report. This time, the most overpaid Bay Area CEO in 2004 was Howard Pien of Chiron Corp., followed by John Chen of Sybase. Business Times research compared CEO pay with company performance for the 100 largest publicly held companies in the region. Jobs took home $1 in total compensation from Apple for 2004. The previous year, he took home $74.8 million. Terry Semel, the CEO of Yahoo, was deemed fairly compensated despite compensation above $109 million. SFBT research showed he was the most underpaid CEO the previous year. The entire list of underpaid, fairly paid and overpaid CEOs at the Bay Area's top 100 public companies is in Friday's Business Times print edition. To view single-copy location sites, click here.
KeynotePro, which makes "Keynote Themes for Professionals," has announced the release of Warp Series: Elevation for Keynote 2 - a subdued modernist theme with "decidedly high-tech appeal." Built with a Platform-style framework, which allows for theme-wide customization via simple background changes, the Elevation theme floats a range of slide-spanning, staccato layout regions against a range of subtly detailed, understated backgrounds - "brought together into a design that constantly shifts the balance of foreground and background to create a sense of implied motion." Warp Series: Elevation is available for immediate download for $20 or in a Bundle with two other themes for $49.
Britain's Queen Elizabeth II has bought an iPod, according to a report published by The Sun. Britain's biggest-selling daily said the 79-year-old sovereign had bought a six-gigabyte silver model for 169 pounds (255 euros, 310 dollars). Queen Elizabeth's second son Prince Andrew, fourth in line to the throne, was reported to be behind the move, having bought his mother a mobile phone and taught her how to use it in 2001. "The Queen loves music and was impressed by how small and handy the iPod is," a royal insider told The Sun. "Obviously it is quite complicated to download songs, but I'm sure one of the courtiers will do it for her."
The Sims 2, the sequel to the best selling game for Mac and PC, has arrived in retail stores. It is also available for online purchase at Amazon for $50. The Sims 2 was developed for the Mac by Aspyr Studios, Aspyr's internal development team, under license from Electronic Arts. On Monday, Aspyr announced that the game had arrived early at some stores. "In The Sims 2, players pick one of five aspirations that will take them through an entire lifetime, from the cradle to the grave." The Sims 2 is rated "T" for "Teen" by the ESRB.
Pressure Drop today announced a limited edition red, white and blue DecoDock to celebrate July 4th, the US independence day. The special edition DecoDock has a white base with bright red and blue LEDs, and provides users with a simple, artistic way to connect an iPod shuffle to their computer. The stylish dock designed to complement and enhance the iPod shuffle and also allows users to store the iPod's plastic cap in the back of the DecoDock. DecoDock sells for $32 and will ship June 24th in limited quantities. DecoDock is also offered in cobalt blue, obsidian black, silver, pink, green, and white. All colors are currently shipping and available for $29.
Panic & The Iconfactory have released Pixadex 1.5.4, an update to the popular icon organizational tool. Pixadex lets users import, organize and search huge numbers of icons easily. Pixadex lets you store all of your icons in a single place, organized into collections that you create. "Pixadex is to icons, what Apple's iPhoto is to images." This update is designed to help Pixadex users with large icon libraries. Version 1.5.4 boasts a significant speed increase when loading large collections and also uses greatly reduced memory. In addition, Pixadex now features Japanese localization as well as bug fixes and interface tweaks. Pixadex 1.5.4 is a free upgrade for registered users and is available today for $19.
MacinMind Software has released Master Key 4.0, the latest version of its typing tutor application. This release adds a drill editor with key vocabulary filtering, class reports, a new main window with operating tips, a new subtle sound set, speed improvements and other minor interface improvements. Master Key is made with REALbasic. It includes drills for U.S., Dvorak, French, and German keyboard layouts, the ability to type eBooks, and a game where users must save paratroopers by "typing open their parachutes in the ParaTyper." Several network configurations are possible, with the ability to support mixed platform networks. MasterKey costs $20.
X2max Software has released xmCHART 3.0, an update to its FileMaker Pro charting plugin; version 3.0 is completely redesigned and expanded version of the charting plug-in for FileMaker Pro that supports all basic chart types such as bars, lines, areas, scatters, pies, bubbles, high-Lows or Gantt charts. A comprehensive set of over 150 functions allows users to customize the entire chart, including scalings, axes or grids. Users can also add a title, legend, labels or a background picture. Other new features include support for the new FileMaker Pro 7 Plug-in API, drawing directly in a container fields, 3D charts (pie, bar, Gantt), 2D area charts, antialiasing and transparency, variable line and border smoothing, Unicode support, and more. It is available for $100 ($30 off) through the end of June. Upgrades are $50.
App4mac Software today released wKiosk Browser 4, its secure and fullscreen web browser designed for internet kiosks and its compansion wKiosk Remote Supervision 2 application. wKiosk Browser, powered by Apple's Safari web engine, offers built-in email support, favorites management, automatic return to a home page after a custom time out period, and other security functins, including secure preferences, disabling keyboard functions and the Apple menu, file/folder protection, automatic restart on crash, and cookie/cache management. Version 4 offers new preferences/tab/popup management functions, new URL controls, improved reliability/performance, and support for wKiosk Remote Supervision 2.0, which offers the abiility to take full control to a kiosk from any computer and now supports Mac OS X Tiger. wKiosk Browser 4.0 is $70, while wKiosk Remote Supervision 2.0 is $38 for 10 kiosks.
According to new forecasts from The Diffusion Group, a consumer technology research consultancy, demand for podcasts is expected to grow from less than 15 percent of portable digital music player owners in 2004 to 75 percent by 2010. TDG's new report, Podcasting: Fact, Fiction and Opportunity, suggests that between 2004 and 2010, the use of podcasting among U.S. consumers will enjoy a compound annual growth rate of 101 percent. "Today the term 'podcast' refers to almost any online mobile content distribution service," said Marc Freedman, contributing analyst with The Diffusion Group. "It has taken on very general precepts, thus indicative of its status as a service category as opposed to a branded activity."
According to new forecasts from The Diffusion Group, a consumer technology research consultancy, demand for podcasts is expected to grow from less than 15 percent of portable digital music player owners in 2004 to 75 percent by 2010. TDG's new report, Podcasting: Fact, Fiction and Opportunity, suggests that between 2004 and 2010, the use of podcasting among U.S. consumers will enjoy a compound annual growth rate of 101 percent. "Today the term 'podcast' refers to almost any online mobile content distribution service," said Marc Freedman, contributing analyst with The Diffusion Group. "It has taken on very general precepts, thus indicative of its status as a service category as opposed to a branded activity." Continued on iPodNN . . .
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On December 21, 1937, my great-grandfather Percy Davis retired from farming and held a public sale. The sale was held on the farm of his mother-in-law, Catherine (Hebenstreit) Bausman. I found the poster advertising the sale while looking through pictures at my grandma's house. Transcription of advertisement: Percy Davis' Closing Out Sale! As I intend to quite farming I will sell the following described property at public sale on what is known as the Nick Bausman farm, located 2.5 mi. southwest of Scales Mound, on the Galena-Scales Mound road, on Tuesday, … [Read more...]
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The Salinas High girls water polo team won the Monterey Bay League Pacific Division championship outright and finished division play undefeated with a 12-3 win over Gilroy on Thursday.
Salinas finished the Pacific Division 14-0, winning 11 games having scored at least 10 goals.
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47 Killed as Former Libyan Mercs Fight Mali Military
Tuareg Spokesman Rejects Claim of Major Military Victory
The Malian military is reporting that at least 47 people were killed today, including 45 rebels, as fighting between troops and ethnic Tuareg fighters in the far north continued. They claimed a major victory in the fight, with many rebels wounded.
The rebel faction, which calls itself the National Movement for the Liberation of Azawad (NMLA), is a Tuareg movement seeking to create an autonomous region in Mali's far north. The group has attacked several towns in the area.
NMLA has gotten a considerable boost in recent months as a large number of Tuareg fighters who had been hired as mercenaries for the recent civil war in Libya have returned home and brought their weapons with them.
NMLA spokesmen rejected the claims of a loss to the military, saying fighting continued and that there were a lot more Malian soldiers killed than the military's figures would indicate.
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Mali. Now there's a place worth invading – so we can give the warmongers and neocons a one-way ticket to Timbuktu.
Hmmm, "humanitarian intervention" seems to have a cancerous spreading effect.
I wonder how much oil is underneath the ground?
Tauregs are Moors, this is just another example of Islam extremists
trying to purge northern Africa of Christian influence.
"Libyan Mercs"
There are 100,000 Libyan Tuareg citizens. The Libyan Tuaregs and a few of their cousins from across the boarder remained loyal to Libya while Libya was being destroyed by the Imperial/NATO aggression. They, like the Libyan Army, were (and are) fighting without pay to save Libya from what has happened and is happening to Libya.
There were, however, many thousands of mercenaries fighting for the Empire in Libya, including 5,000 Qatarans and many French, British and US "contractors". Hush on that, ey?
The nefarious lie about black African mercenaries was one of the two damnable lies told and gleefully accepted without question by the US exceptionalists to justify this evil aggression against another small, defenseless nation. The other lie being that Qaddafi was slaughtering his "own people".
The damnable lie about black African mercenaries in Libya was used not only to justify the unjustifiable aggression against and destruction of Libya, but also to excuse and cover up the murder and ongoing ethnic cleansing of thousands of black Libyans.
Now, with Libya destroyed and in total turmoil, thousands of US storm troopers are moving into the Libyan oil fields and preparing their prime jump off point for further attacks against Africa.
The Tuaregs and many other Africans have been awakened by the sounds of Imperial bombs and the Emperor is in a mad rush now to position his storm troopers all over the continent.
If the Empire can keep its own ignorant exceptionalist citizens cheering for the blood of "funny little foreigners" ("Libyan Mercs" being a "nice" established BS bullet point) they won't notice as their own throats are being cut to pay for this grand attempt at world conquest.


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|Laparoscopic treatment of recurrent pyogenic cholangitis.
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|BACKGROUND/PURPOSE: We reviewed the selective use of hand-assisted laparoscopic segmentectomy (HALS) and laparoscopic choledochoduodenostomy (LCD) in the management of recurrent pyogenic cholangitis (RPC). METHODS: We carried out a retrospective review of a prospectively maintained database of laparoscopic treatment of RPC during the period 1995 to 2004. The perioperative data were analyzed. RESULTS: There were 33 laparoscopic procedures performed in 30 patients with RPC during the period 1995--2004. There were 23 female and 7 male patients, with a mean age of 63.2+/-14.9 years (range, 29--92 years). All these patients had a history of repeated attacks of cholangitis, and multiple sessions of endoscopic lithotripsy or operative retrieval had previously been attempted. Of these 33 procedures, there were 23 LCDs and 10 HALS. Three patients underwent simultaneous LCD and HALS in the same operation. The mean operative time was 172+/-63.5 min (range, 75--290 min) and there were three open conversions (10%), due to (1) intraoperative bleeding from the left hepatic vein, (2) lost broken tip of ultrasonic dissector, and (3) significant bleeding during choledochotomy, respectively. Average hospital stay was 11.4+/-11.1 days (range, 5--60 days). Eight complications (26.6%) were encountered, which included four bile leaks, three wound infections, and one intraabdominal collection. Complete stone clearance was achieved in all but 1 patient (rate, 96.6%), in whom the residual stones were extracted through a postoperative combined endoscopic and percutaneous approach. Long-term results were satisfactory, and only one stone recurrence was detected, upon a mean follow-up of 34.7 months (range, 1--107 months). CONCLUSIONS: Both LCD and HALS are safe, feasible, and effective treatments for patients with RPC.
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The following suspects were charged with felonies Sunday at Escambia County Jail. Names, ages and addresses were provided by the individuals.
Hilver Bargnare, 41, 900 block of East Strong Street, two counts of larceny, fraud-illegal use of credit cards.
Lisa Marie Duke, 23, 3300 block of Sandy Lane, nonmoving traffic violation, resisting an officer.
Patrick Henderson, 33, 7200 block of North Palafox Street, two counts of battery, resisting an officer.
Deousha Terrell Lowe, 24, address unavailable, failure to appear, aggravated battery, property damage-criminal mischief, violation of probation/community control.
Nicholas Lee Mathews, 32, address unavailable, larceny, forgery, fraud.
Mario Marcel McCorvey, 32, 4500 block of Citadel Drive, nonmoving traffic violation.
Markishia Renee Preyer, 33, address unavailable, aggravated battery, property damage-criminal mischief, burglary, trespassing.
Cortez Omario Pryor, 21, 200 block of North New Warrington Road, violation of probation/community control, two counts of battery.
The following suspects were charged with felonies Friday through Sunday at Santa Rosa County Jail. Names, ages and addresses were provided by the individuals.
Willie Mark Elliott Jr., 39, 8700 block of John Hamm Road, Milton, violation of probation/community control.
Letina Shavon Green, 29, Quincy, violation of probation/community control.
Samuel Vernon Harrelson, 27, 2600 block of South 30th Avenue, Milton, burglary, larceny, dealing in stolen property.
Kelsei Lyanne Smith, 53, Tapon Springs, public order crimes.
Trey Christopher Thomas, 18, Brewton, Ala., lewd and lascivious behavior.
Gary Edward Trawick, 57, 4500 block of Rice Road, Milton, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
Angela Marie Watson, 28, address unavailable, vehicular theft.
John Edward Mackey, 37, 5100 block of Phoenix Drive, Milton, larceny, drug possession.
Amanda Nicole MacLean, 28, 3200 block of Pins Lane, Gulf Breeze, fraud.
Jason Michael Pfeiffer, 18, 4400 block of Chantilly Way, Milton, burglary, larceny.
Shelby Lynn Ragas, 20, 4300 block of Stephens Road, Pace, property damage-criminal mischief, burglary.
Sjonna Elizabeth Bullard, 23, 8200 block of Branch Avenue, Navarre, violation of probation/community control.
Shane Courtland Harper, 39, Austin, Texas, fugitive from justice.
The following motorists were charged Sunday with driving under the influence. Names, ages and addresses were provided by the individuals.
Mark Allan Benton, 21, address unavailable.
Steven Fortner, 19, 100 block of Desoto Road, Cantonment.
Richard Kevin Morris, 44, 2000 block of Cedar Point Road, Cantonment.
Jimmie Lee Simmons, 34, 2000 block of West Gregory Street.
Noah Elisha Whetstone, 25, 4600 block of Schaag Road, Molino.
The following motorists were charged Friday through Sunday with driving under the influence. Names, ages and addresses were provided by the individuals.
Christopher Clayton Clark, 33, 400 block of York Street, Gulf Breeze.
Evan Matthew Doyle, 28, 6000 block of Jameson Circle, Pace.
Alan Joseph Durnil, 24, 300 block of Edgewater Drive, Pensacola.
Andrew William Odom, 26, first block of Carver Road, Pensacola.
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Represent your favorite Cavaliers player with the adidas® Men's Cleveland Cavaliers Kyrie Irving #2 Wine Revolution 30 Swingman Basketball Jersey. With stitched-down, screen-printed twill name and numbers, and the official NBA® logo, you'll look like you just stepped off the court. Take it to the hoop in the adidas® Kyrie Irving #2 Revolution 30 Swingman Basketball Jersey.
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Summit on the Global Agenda 2009
The second Summit on the Global Agenda ended on the 22nd November, with over 700 experts and thought leaders from business, academia, civil society and government putting forward their ideas. "This is really the blueprint of the future direction of the global well-being," said Summit Co-Chair Mohamed Alabbar in the closing plenary. The proposals debated by the Members of the 76 Global Agenda Councils on the most pressing issues facing the world will be considered at the Forum's Annual Meeting in Davos, Switzerland, in January 2010.
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WMP Tag Plus - MPEG4, Vorbis and FLAC metadata support for WMP
WMP Tag Plus - MPEG4, Vorbis and FLAC metadata support for WMP
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I have released WMP Tag Plus, a Windows Media Player plug-in for viewing and editing metadata tags of MPEG4, Vorbis, FLAC and WavPack files.
WMP Tag Plus is different from the existing tag support plug-ins in the fact that it has a deeper integration into WMP, while the other plug-ins rely more or less on a workaround. This means that you can now use the Advanced Tag Editor to edit the tags of MPEG4, Vorbis, FLAC and WavPack files, which wasn't possible with the existing plug-ins. Another advantage is that WMP Tag Plus can set the playback length of these files in the library, which makes seeking possible when playing them.
WMP Tag Plus is written for Windows Media Player 11 and 12.
For more information and screenshots, please visit the official WMP Tag Plus web page.
Download WMP Tag Plus
October 22, 2009: WMP Tag Plus is now officially released, only some minor issues had to be fixed since the release of the second beta. The official WMP Tag Plus web page is at http://bmproductions.fixnum.org/wmptagplus
November 7, 2009: WMP Tag Plus 1.1 fixes a bug that prevented tag changes from being written correctly to certain FLAC files. This update is recommended if you are using the FLAC tag support of WMP Tag Plus.
February 12, 2010: WMP Tag Plus 1.2 fixes a possible crash in Windows Media Player 11.
May 13, 2012: WMP Tag Plus 2.0 adds album art support, Monkey's Audio and Musepack tag support, a feature to refresh song tags in the media library, and much more.
June 2, 2012: WMP Tag Plus 2.1 fixes a possible crash when closing Windows Media Player on Windows 7.
November 29, 2013: WMP Tag Plus 2.2 fixes several bugs, such as a possible crash when accessing the plug-in's settings, and adds full Musepack SV8 support.
March 29, 2015: WMP Tag Plus 2.5 adds read/write support for star ratings stored in FLAC and Ogg Vorbis files, and fixes broken plug-in functionality on Windows 8.1 as caused by certain Windows Updates.
August 15, 2015: WMP Tag Plus 2.6 adds support for Windows 10.
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So, I spend some time.. and have to conclude it is NOT working for flac files. This is what I have experienced:
Clean WMP library (the latest WMP, comes with Windows 7). Put one album of flac files in directory 'music' (no subdirectory's). In WMP I have added the directory 'music' as the library directory. WMP finds the album (10 files). I search for album details with internetservice of WMP and I download correct titles and additional tag info. Then hit update media details. What happens: files are placed in subdirectory's ('rip file option') and have been given the right titles in file name. So far so good. Then I delete the WMP database file from my c: drive. Now I start up WMP again.. it start building a fresh new library.. If the plugin was doing allright, I should have written the correct titles hardcoded into flac files. Now this is where it goes wrong, because once finished building the library again, it shows the old titles and not the new one I received by looking up the album..
WOuld be real nice if you could fix this in the plugin.. thnx!
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Thanks for the report. Did you use Apply media information changes (in the Tools menu) after the tags were updated? This command forces WMP to immediately write the changes to the files. This is important, because WMP usually waits a while, before writing the changes in the background. Also, please make sure that you don't have any other tag support plug-ins for WMP installed, as these could be getting in the way of WMP Tag Plus.
I currently don't have access to a Windows 7 system, so I can only try to reproduce your problem later tonight. In the meantime, could you disable the "Rename music files" and "Rearrange music in rip music folder" settings, and check if the changes get written to the FLAC files if you edit the tags manually in the library? Don't forget to use "Apply media information changes" here too. You can verify that the changes got written by removing the files from the library, and adding them back through Tools - Advanced - Restore deleted library items (so there's no need to rebuild the library). You can also use an external tagging tool such as AudioShell.
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Sony intros 3D loan libraries in Australia
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Sony tries new approach with 3D Library concept
Sony is attempting to reinvigorate consumer interest in its 3D products in Australia by introducing 3D lending libraries in its Sony Center stores. The new Sony 3D Library offers users who own 3D-capable TVs the opportunity to loan 3D digital imaging products including video cameras, as well as 3D movies and 3D games. The first of its kind program is offering users the opportunity to try the items out for three days free of charge and is available to customers regardless of whether their 3D TV is a Sony Bravia or otherwise.
'The Sony 3D Library is there to help people make the most of their 3D TV by offering any 3D TV owner the opportunity to create 3D memories they can touch and the chance to trial a 3D product before buying it,' said Neil Stow, Sony Australia's Retail Marketing Manager, Sony Center. 'Personal footage is the latest content that can be experienced in 3D, as well as 3D movies and 3D games,' he added.
The list of products currently available to users includes the Sony HDR-TD10 3D Handycam, the NEX C3 (3D sweep panorama), Cybershot WX7S still camera (3D sweep panorama), 3D Bloggie camera, 3D Sony Picture films and 3D PlayStation games.
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What is it about the turn of a calendar that makes us want to be better people? Maybe this year we have the Mayans to thank. If the year 2013 dawns and we're still here, we might as well make the best of it.
Here, based on decades of research at Washington University in St. Louis, are 13 notable, no-holds-barred, what-are-you-waiting-for tips to make 2013 your best year yet.
A few strategies to manage debt more effectively:
Consolidate several small debts into a few larger ones to eliminate the temptation of closing small accounts.
Pay attention to the actual dollars you are spending on interest.
Always put your money toward the debt with the higher interest rate.
Paying down your debt more quickly is a positive step toward a happier, more prosperous new year.
Leave your sedan, SUV or minivan in the garage and try alternative means of transportation, such as public transit, bicycling, walking or park-and-ride commuting.
"Each gallon of gas we burn releases approximately 20 pounds of CO2 into the atmosphere," says Phil Valko, director of sustainability at WUSTL. "With rising gas prices, rising sea levels and increasing traffic congestion, going car-free is a challenge that more and more individuals are interested in taking on."
Shifting your commuting habits can have a measurable impact on the environment and on your health.
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|A conceptual framework for performance diagnosis and training prescription from submaximal gas exchange parameters--theory and application.
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|The first part of this article intends to give an applicable framework for the evaluation of endurance capacity as well as for the derivation of exercise prescription by the use of two gas exchange thresholds: aerobic (AerTGE) and anaerobic (AnTGE). AerT GE corresponds to the first increase in blood lactate during incremental exercise whereas AnTGE approximates the maximal lactate steady state. With very few constraints, they are valid in competitive athletes, sedentary subjects, and patients. In the second part of the paper, the practical application of gas exchange thresholds in cross-sectional and longitudinal studies is described, thereby further validating the 2-threshold model. It is shown that AerTGE and AnTGE can reliably distinguish between different states of endurance capacity and that they can well detect training-induced changes. Factors influencing their relationship to the maximal oxygen uptake are discussed. Finally, some approaches of using gas exchange thresholds for exercise prescription in athletes, healthy subjects, and chronically diseased patients are addressed.
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Geoscience Colloquia for Spring 2013
Unless otherwise noted, all colloquia take place from 3:30 – 4:30 PM in Lapham N101. Refreshments served after each colloquium at 4:30 in Lapham 168.
Thursday, January 31, 2013
Dr. Heidi Anderson, Western Carolina University
Title: Carboniferous depositional systems and glacial cycles in southern Bolivia
Thursday, February 7, 2013
Dr. Ronny Pini, Stanford University
Title: Determination of Capillary Pressure and Relative Permeability Curves from Core-Flooding Experiments
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Thursday, February 14, 2013
Dr. Yvette Kuiper, Colorado School of Mines
Title: Himalayan-type escape tectonics along the Superior Province margin in Manitoba, Canada
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Thursday, February 21, 2013
Brent Breithaupt, Bureau of Land Management Regional Paleontologist
Title: Photogrammetric Ichnology: State-of-the-Art Digital Data Analysis of Dinosaur Footprints and Other Paleontological Resources in North America and Europe
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Thursday, February 28, 2013
Dr. Anatoly Zaitsev, St. Petersburg State University
Title: "Critical metals" in phoscorite-carbonatite complexes: Examples from Kola province (Russia) and Gregory rift (Tanzania)
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Tuesday, March 5, 2013
Dolores van der Kolk, Bureau of Economic Geology, University of Texas at Austin
Title: High-latitude marine-continental transitions in a greenhouse world: Reconstructing Late Cretaceous Arctic shorelines of northern Alaska
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Thursday, March 7, 2013
Dr. Peter Flaig, Bureau of Economic Geology, University of Texas at Austin
Title: The Late Cretaceous Coastal Plain of Arctic Alaska: Sandy-Splays, Swamps, Soils, and Savagely Surging Streams
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Thursday, March 14, 2013
Dr. Kevin Pogue, Whitman College
Title: Flows, Folds, Floods, and Fine Wine: Terroir of the Columbia Basin
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Thursday, March 28, 2013
Dr. George Kraft, University of Wisconsin–Stevens Point
Title: Groundwater Pumping Impacts on Wisconsin Surface Waters with the Central Sands as Case Study
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Tuesday, April 2, 2013
Richard Palin, PhD Candidate at Oxford University
Title: Constraining the structural and metamorphic evolution of the Himalayan-Karakoram-Tibetan orogeny
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Erik Gulbranson, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee
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Victoria Petryshyn, Postdoctoral Researcher, University of California–Los Angeles
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A Campbellsville man accused of murder remains jailed and awaits a formal indictment by a grand jury.
Dewayne D. Gribbins, 42, of Peterson Street, was arrested at 3:05 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 30, on a charge of murder — domestic violence in connection to a reported murder late last month.
At a Monday, Nov. 9, preliminary hearing, Gribbins' bond was kept at $500,000. He remains in the Taylor County Detention Center.
Campbellsville University will once again serve as the community's relay station for the Operation Christmas Child effort.
OCC is a nationwide effort, coordinated through Samaritan's Purse, to give packed shoeboxes of gifts, toiletries and school supplies to impoverished children in several countries around the globe and to demonstrate God's love in a tangible way to children in need around the world. The CU collection station opens today, Monday, and will stay open through next Monday, Nov. 23.
The Taylor County Historical Society is honoring the Campbellsville Fire Department with a commemorative book as the department celebrated its 100th year of service in 2014.
The rich history and service runs deep within Campbellsville as the fire department formed in 1914.
"Really what we're trying to do is honor the contributions of their time and skill of these people who have kept the fire department going," Joe DeSpain, historical society vice president, said.
The Taylor County School District is warning local businesses and people about a new scam that is making its way around town.
A business out of Riesel, Texas, called School District Publishing, is claiming to be partners with the Taylor County School District, and it's looking for people to place ads in a school guide at the cost of close to $600.
All donations from Saturday night╒s third annual Hearts to Help concert will go to help the Green River Ministries homeless shelter. The event was held at Lowell Avenue Baptist Church.
"It was very successful. We had about 200 people there," GRM Executive Director Shirley Cheatham said. "We were really pleased at the crowd."
As in previous years, there was no admission fee, but people were encouraged to make a love offering to GRM's homeless shelter.
A week after Richmond police officer Daniel Ellis was shot, many residents and colleagues from around the country gathered at Eastern Kentucky University's Alumni Coliseum in Richmond Wednesday for his funeral.
Ellis, 33, was shot while investigating a robbery last Wednesday. He died at University of Kentucky Chandler Hospital Friday.
"When Daniel sank his teeth into something he just wouldn't let it go. That's what he was doing last week," Richmond Police Chief Larry Brock said during the funeral Friday.
Around 55 people attended Saturday morning's annual Recycling Day.
Students from both local high schools volunteered at the county's recycling center, located near Miller Park and the water treatment plant on Lebanon Avenue.
Taylor County agriculture teacher Lindsay Wayne congratulated the nine students who volunteered on a job well done this year.
Everyone who came by said they recycle frequently, according to Wayne. But she wants to encourage people who don't already recycle to do so.
The Kentucky Historical Society presented its 2015 Award of Distinction to Betty Jane Gorin-Smith, of Campbellsville, on Friday, Nov. 6, in Frankfort during its annual membership meeting and history awards presentation.
Gorin-Smith received the award for her efforts to preserve and promote Kentucky history. On Saturday, Oct. 10, Gorin-Smith also received the Edith S. Bingham Excellence in Preservation Education Award.
The sound of balls crashing into pins and the chatter of friends and the smell of fresh coffee fills the air at Phillips Lanes.
Juanita Cox and her tie-dye orange and red bowling ball can be found participating in the 33-week Thursday morning coffee league.
"I'm not good at it by no means," Cox said.
The 89-year-old is modest when it comes to talking about her skill.
"Thank you, veterans, very much, for all you went through and what you still do," Phil Davis, senior vice commander for the American Legion, Department of Kentucky, said during the Wednesday afternoon ceremony at the city's War Memorial.
Vietnam War veteran Bill Perkins said it was as large a crowd as there's ever been during a Veterans Day service.
Perkins also announced that there will be a parade on Memorial Day next year.
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Millions of birds have descended on a small Kentucky city this winter, fouling the landscape, scaring pets and raising the risk for disease in a real-life version of Alfred Hitchcock's horror film, "The Birds."
The blackbirds blacken the sky of Hopkinsville, Kentucky, before roosting at dusk, turn the landscape white with bird poop, and the disease they carry can kill a dog and sicken humans.
David Chiles, president of the Little River Audubon Society, said the migratory flocks' roosting in the city rather than flying further south is tied to climate warming.
The birds also pose a serious health hazard because their droppings can carry a fungal disease which can cause lung infections and symptoms similar to pneumonia. It is particularly dangerous for people with compromised immune systems or respiratory ailments. It can be fatal for canines.


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WORTHINGTON – Executive Director for the Minnesota West Foundation Jim Smalley announced Monday the capital campaign for the Center for Health and Wellness on the Worthington Campus of Minnesota West has passed the $100,000 mark. The goal for the renovation and new building of the facility is $400,000.
Smalley said the support from the community has been outstanding, and volunteers and staff have worked hard to get the campaign off to a great start. Naming opportunities for larger dollar amounts are available, Smalley said, and all donations will be recognized inside the new Center for Health and Wellness. Anyone with questions or who want to give to the organization can contact the foundation at 372-3475.
WORTHINGTON – As of Monday, pick-up times at the Worthington Post Office have undergone a slight change which could add an extra day to mail delivery. Mail will only be picked up at the Worthington facility once a day at 1:15 p.m. Mail collected after that time will be sent out the following day.
That mail will follow a different route than before – instead of heading to Mankato for processing, it will go to Minneapolis. The change will affect the 561 and 560 postal code area that was formerly serviced by the Mankato mail plant. Mankato is one of 229 mail processing plants across the country that will be consolidated by 2014 in an effort to save the US Postal Service to reduce costs nationwide. With the consolidations, the USPS is projected to save $2 billion annually by next year.
WORTHINGTON — The Worthington Optimist Club will have its Kids Fishing Derby from 9 to 11:30 a.m. Saturday at Chautauqua Park. The derby is scheduled in conjunction with the Department of Natural Resources Take-a-Kid Fishing Weekend; adults fishing with a child do not need a license on that weekend.
Participants should bring a rod and reel, limited tackle will be available, and bait will be furnished by Marv's Bait. Hot dogs and lemonade will be provided. Drawings for prizes will take place at the end of the derby; you must be present to win.
WORTHINGTON — The "Amazing" Worthington City Band will begin its summer season of band concerts Wednesday. The concert will begin at 7:30 p.m. in Chautauqua Park. Master of ceremonies will be Pat O'Neill. Intermission entertainment will be by Worthington High School Band state solo-ensemble contest superior medalists: Orissa Nitibhon, tuba; Cameron Jenson, trumpet; Erika Schutte, alto sax; Krista Vogt, trumpet.
Under the direction of Jon Loy, the band will play a variety of selections, including "Home on the Range," "Praise to the Lord," "Rock Around the Clock" and "Beer Barrel Polka.
WORTHINGTON — Minnesota West Community & Technical College will host Kids College July 29 through Aug. 1. The Kids College program is open to students entering the fifth through eighth grades in the fall of 2013 and will be from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. each day.
There is a $50 fee to attend. Lunch is provided for all students. Transportation is also provided for all students in the Nobles County Integration Collaborative service area which includes: Adrian, Ellsworth, Fulda, Round Lake/Brewster and Worthington School Districts.
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SPIRIT LAKE, Iowa - A man working at the indoor ice arena under construction near the Bedell Family YMCA was injured Monday morning after becoming trapped under a skid loader. The victim, whose name has not been released, was treated on the scene and taken by ambulance to Lakes Regional Healthcare, where he was transported by helicopter to another hospital. The extent of his injuries and other details into the incident were not immediately available.
LAKE PARK, Iowa - A Marathon man was injured in a motorcycle crash Sunday on County Road M-27 south of Lake Park shortly after 4 p.m. The Dickinson County Sheriff's Office says 32-year-old Jimmy Foster was driving a 1996 Suzuki southbound in the curves just south of Highway 9 when he lost control. The motorcycle left the road and went into the ditch. Foster was transported by ambulance to Lakes Regional Healthcare with non-incapacitating injuries. Damage to the motorcycle was estimated at $3,000. Foster was cited for failure to have a valid motorcycle license and failure to maintain control.
ARNOLD'S PARK, Iowa - The Okoboji Foundation has announced its 2013 grant awards for various capital projects in the lakes area. $50,000 was awarded to the Lakes Area Hockey Association for an ice refrigeration system; Historic Arnolds Park will receive $30,000 to revamp the state pier to make it handicap accessible; the Pearson Lakes Art Center was awarded $20,000 for an outdoor electronic sign; $13,705 was granted to Lakeside Lab for a walking trail; and nearly $3,300 was awarded to the Dickinson County Conservation Board for a disc golf course. The latter two grant awards were made possible as a result of funds raised by the Youth in Philanthropy program.
Holly Skopec, Okoboji Foundation Executive Assistant, said the foundation received 18 grant requests totaling more than $514,000 from various non-profit groups from throughout the lakes area. Proceeds from the foundation's endowments provided $100,000 for 2013 awards. The Youth In Philanthropy program raised an additional $17,000 in funds for grants, Skopec said.
The foundation, which is observing its 25th anniversary this year, is kicking off it's 2013 fundraising campaign. Foundation President Mary Freiborg says the goal is to raise $3 million to make $250,000 available each year for vital capital projects, allowing the foundation to partner with more leadership projects each year.
Foundation President Mary Freiborg said everyone who contributes $1,000 or more to the campaign will receive free passes to the foundation's 25th anniversary celebration scheduled for June 29th at Boji Bay Pavilion. Since 1988, the Okoboji Foundation has given $2.4 million in grants to various nonprofit projects in the lakes area.
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We have been spending a lot of time at the baseball fields this spring. Rollie has a game and two practices a week. And then there is tiller's Tiny Tykes practice every Sunday. And Todd's new job with BBDO. (Speaking of, have you seen Todd's previous work? He has a site.) So, what we have been doing: Tiller rides her… Read more →
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So, I am the Pirate Queen. I know, I know. . . I should have told you all. But we don't really talk about it. That's a lie. Todd finally told the kids about a year ago. "Your Mother's The Pirate Queen." I was a little miffed that he didn't tell them i am The Bandit Queen, because i love… Read more →
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Tiller and I were sitting on the love toilets this afternoon. (That's what we call our Jack and Jill toilets, right by each other, but separated by a door. You can hold hands while taking a poo. Love toilets.) Me: "What ya been doing?" T: "I'm playing doctor with Snoopy." Me: "Are you going to be a Doctor when you… Read more →
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Last night, Todd stayed with the kids and Camille picked me up to go to my old friend Kevin Fagan's wedding shower. I have known Kevin since 5th grade (Mrs. Godwin's class, represent!) and I can't even do the math on that many years, but we went to elementary school all the way through college together. He is one of… Read more →


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Research in the Cognition and Language Laboratory focuses on the interaction among different cognitive functions and language processes in children and adults. The main goal is to examine how various cognitive functions, such as working memory, inhibition, and attentional capacity impact language comprehension and production in different populations. We examine specific executive function processes and consider how these develop in monolingual and bilingual individuals, how they may influence or be influenced by language processing, and how they are affected in specific clinical populations, such as children with Specific Language Impairment (SLI). This research is based on behavioral testing including online tasks and neuropsychological measures.
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Our current research focuses on the development of cognitive flexibility including inhibition, attention switching, and working memory. We are also investigating the association between these cognitive functions and language comprehension in various populations across the lifespan. We are interested in the following research questions:
How do executive functions interact with language processing?
How does the relationship between executive functions and language change over the course of the lifespan?
Which theoretical models of cognitive flexibility can best describe specific behavioral findings related to executive functions?
Does cognitive flexibility underlie effective language processing or do language-based strategies, such as verbal mediation underlie efficient cognitive functioning?
Do different populations with neurodevelopmental disorders show similar deficits in executive functions?
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Utah Jazz exec Kevin O'Connor denies report of stepping down
Kevin O'Connor, the Utah Jazz's fiery former general manager who stepped into a diminished role last summer, denied a television news report late Tuesday night that he is stepping away from the organization's familial management team.
Asked if he was stepping down after 14 years as an executive with the organization, the 65-year-old O'Connor said, "Not true, and I have no comment."
A report by Salt Lake City CBS affiliate KUTV Ch. 2 said O'Connor, the team's executive vice president of basketball operations, would leave the Jazz this summer and hand all of his executive duties over to general manager Dennis Lindsey. According to "multiple people near the Jazz organization," KUTV reported that O'Connor would move to South Carolina, where he has long had a home, and serve as a consultant.
A former executive in San Antonio and Houston, Lindsey replaced O'Connor in August in a coordinated succession plan. O'Connor remained the Jazz's top executive, but stepped out of the spotlight that he had occupied since 1999, one year after the Jazz last appeared in the NBA Finals.
O'Connor oversaw the transition out of the heralded John Stockton and Karl Malone era, signed Carlos Boozer and drafted Deron Williams. In 2006-07, the Jazz reached the Western Conference finals before losing in five games to the eventual champion Spurs.
The Salt Lake Tribune confirmed the report that O'Connor sold his Holladay home on April 17, the same day the Jazz's season ended with an 86-70 loss in Memphis.
The Jazz are 632-500 since O'Connor joined the organization, but in April missed the playoffs for the second time in three seasons after accumulating a 43-39 record. The Jazz finished two games out of the playoffs behind the Los Angeles Lakers, who were swept in the first round by the San Antonio Spurs.
The organization is entering what promises to be the busiest offseason in franchise history, with as many as 10 roster spots to fill. Seven players, including franchise cornerstones Paul Millsap and Al Jefferson, will be unrestricted free agents on July 1.
As the Jazz build around a young on-court group of Gordon Hayward, Derrick Favor and Enes Kanter, they may also be building around a younger, more analytics-driven front office, guided by Lindsey, who is in his early 40s.
O'Connor joined the Jazz after previously serving as director of player personnel for the Philadelphia 76ers. Prior to that, he served as a scout for the Jazz, the New Jersey Nets, the Portland Trail Blazers and the Los Angeles Clippers.
A native of Staten Island, N.Y., O'Connor also worked as an assistant coach at UCLA for six years, including in 1980 when the Larry Brown-led team reached the NCAA championship game. He also coached at Virginia Tech, the Virginia Military Institute and the University of Colorado.


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November 28, 2015
About 40 Letcher County students are home safe after an accident involving two school buses Monday afternoon.
It happened on Kentucky 7 in the community of Letcher.
Some neighbors who live near the accident scene say it's an all too familiar sight...at a dangerous intersection.
Flashing police lights and traffic back-ups are not uncommon for some who live at the intersection of Kentucky 7, Church Hill and Crase's Branch in Letcher.
Amy Asher says she's seen several accidents in this spot during the past 30 years.
No one was hurt when one Letcher County school bus full of students hit the side of another bus as its driver tried to turn onto Crase's Branch.
But neighbors worry the next accident might not turn out as well.
Asher says she knows she has to be extra careful to avoid being part of an accident like this one, but she says drivers unfamiliar with the intersection are at greater risk.
Police say they do see accidents more frequently near sharp turns and curves along Kentucky 7 and all drivers should slow down to avoid an accident.
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Are you really that stupid?
Thats the first question NFL teams need to ask of any draft prospect who tested positive for marijuana at the scouting combine.
Not, do you have a problem?
Everyone will give the same answer to that one anyway.
Keep it simple for guys like this.
Are you really that stupid?
Because no team truly cares if a guy smokes weed, so long as it doesnt hurt his performance on Sundays and so long as he doesnt get caught.
Were not talking about performance-enhancing drugs. No ones getting a leg up by toking up, and its fair to say more than a few NFL players do it.
But if you cant back off the bong before the biggest job interview of your life, one thats scheduled months in advance, you have a problem or youre stupid.
Either way, what are the odds you can be relied on to pass the NFLs annual offseason drug test or do much of anything else?
As NFL Network draft analyst Mike Mayock said in a media conference call this week, There arent many GMs and head coaches in the league that I know that are real excited to have a kid on their team who was dumb enough to test positive at the combine.
Yet, Florida receiver Percy Harvin reportedly did it. Ditto Illinois cornerback Vontae Davis, though his handlers promptly denied the report.
Mayock regards Harvin and Davis as top-10 talents, yet he expects they could slide into the 20s because of various character concerns.
There are also a lot of issues with each kid, not necessarily drug-based, Mayock said, where teams have to sit there and say, At what point does this become a viable decision for us?
The difference last year between guaranteed money for the No. 10 pick (linebacker Jerod Mayo) and No. 20 pick (cornerback Aqib Talib) was a cool $5.6 million.
(Talib was regarded as a top-10 talent, too, but he dropped because of character concerns, including three positive drug tests at Kansas. Stupid.)
Stupid can sink a football team.
Thats why UW running back P.J. Hill might go undrafted after last months DUI arrest.
How does a player with his career his life, really on the line put himself in that position?
Same way a player flunks a drug test he knows is coming.
Warren Sapps combine positive caused him to tumble to 12th in the 1995 draft, and theres a good chance hell be enshrined in Canton someday.
But individual success stories dont make it any less of a risk to sink seven figures and your soul into a guy who couldnt or wouldnt stay clean when he needed to.
Commissioner Roger Goodell should greet the first GM to draft a combine flunker onstage in New York. Offer him a handshake and a No. 1 jersey.
Name on the back: Im With Stupid.
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|Aerial short-range dispersion of volatilized pesticides from an area source.
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|Owing to legal provisions, pesticides have to be applied in such a way that there is no unacceptable influence on human health and the environment at nearby non-target areas. In order to quantify their concentration over and downwind of agricultural target plots of 0.5-1 ha, covered by winter wheat and winter barely, the pesticides lindane, parathion and pirimicarb were applied. Over these plots the post-application volatilization rates of the pesticides were estimated indirectly from vertical concentration, wind and temperature profile measurements using the aerodynamic gradient technique. Philip's advection model was applied to take non-favourable fetch conditions into account. In addition, at a height of 1.6 m downwind of the area source, measurements of the horizontal concentration profile were made up to a distance of about 250 m at roughly 50-m intervals. The monitoring started immediately after spraying in the morning and continued for about 8-10 h, thus providing a worst-case situation because volatilization, and therefore pesticide concentration in the atmospheric surface layer, is then strongest. The concentration of the airborne pesticides over the downwind non-target area was also calculated by Philip's advection model. By using the Nash-Sutcliffe relative-difference measure between observed and calculated concentrations, a goodness-of-fit of 0.97 was obtained over the downwind non-target area, indicating that the Philip model is well suited for dispersion estimates in the near-field range.
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A synonymed tag doesn't have synonyms, only the original tag has synonyms.
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The Federal Communications Commission has been alerted to reports and rumors that suggest it is dangerous to use a wireless phone while filling your vehicle with gas or in the presence of flammable materials.
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One of the rumors circulating describes incidents where consumers are injured by fires or explosions when they use their cell phones at gas stations. In these stories, a fire was reportedly ignited or an explosion occurred when an individual answered a ringing cell phone. Supposedly, an electrical spark from the phone ignited a fire or caused an explosion.
The wireless industry has done studies on the potential for wireless phones to create sparks that could possibly ignite flammable materials. The studies generally conclude that while it may be theoretically possible for a spark from a cell phone battery to ignite gas vapor under very precise conditions, there is no documented incident where the use of a wireless phone was found to cause a fire or explosion at a gas station.
While any potential threat by wireless devices is very remote, there are potential ignition sources at gas stations like automobiles and static electricity. The wireless industry suggests wireless phone users should always consult their owner's manuals for information on the use of the phone and should follow all posted instructions at gas stations.
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hmm skamory still isn't back yet
Yes I am :3 UNGROUNDED! What I miss?
Credits to myself.
Welcome back, skamory!
Last edited by ClayFighter; 31st December 2012 at 3:28 AM.
Thanks Clay!
Credits to myself.
Whai herro dere leeder! *smashed on head*
*Ahem* Why hello there leader!
"Whether Castform the Weather Pokemon can weather the weather is dependent on whether the weather that it's weathering is the proper weather for it to weather. Whether the opponent can weather the weather is also subject to whether the weather that it's weathering is the right weather to weather. Whether Castform can weather the opponent is once again dictated by the weather and whether that weather is the favorable weather for weathering. But most importantly, you should know whether there will be weather to weather rather than what weather they will be weathering and whether they can weather that weather."
- Smogon's Castform analysis
It feels good to be back *salutes*
Plus, we won our war!
Credits to myself.
So... Uh... What's the best counter for Kyurem-B on a Rain team? I was thinking Ferrothorn, but mixed Kyurem-B is liable to carry Hidden Power Fire...
"I'm a light blue multi-sexual transdimensional laser shooting space monkey, check your ****ing privilege."
A Scarfrachi can hax it out with iron head or a sub terrakion
Credits to myself.
Lemme guess , the reason we won the War is because we only got one battle done x)
ScarfMence maybe.
My new mixtape is fire///
Lol and because we're so awesome
Credits to myself.
one is there
Credits to myself.
So is that a yes or a no for you? And as I don't go on PE2K forums as much as you, how about I appoint you as war coordinator there and you can talk to them and figure stuff out?
Credits to myself.
judging by some of the battles he should me, despite not playing for ages, he is still as good as he was before. I dare say once he is on form only ala would be able to beat him most o the time.
He was that good once appon a time.
That reminds me, I still haven't battled most of the better members of the clan
and I can do PS a lot more since I snuck my computer Ito my room
^You ever have that moment you realize you forgot to give credit? Sorry Irra!!^
LOL anyways we have business to take care of. Witch king got a war offer I think
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Skam , I tried contacting ala about the WT , but no reply. What should I do?
My new mixtape is fire///
Lol, don't worry about me, I already have a new team idea in the works
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I'll tell ala personally to test you don't worry. And Dragonic, go crazy
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Welcome to the NEW home of the Queens College Summer Camp! As you poke around our website, you will see that we offer an extensive list of options that will allow you to create the program that best suits your child's personality! We understand that selecting the program that fits best may be difficult though. If you have questions or need help navigating our new site, our staff is here to help! Please do not hesitate to call us at 718-997-2777.
Below, you will find a brief description of each of our programs and some need-to-know facts about early starts, extended days, lunch, transportation and more. For detailed information about each of our programs, see the "Programs" tab in the top right-hand section of our website. If you have questions at any point, call us; we are waiting to help you!
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Ages 5-14
This program provides enrichment for youngsters who wish to develop talents and interests outside their regular schools. Faculty members have been selected for their ability to communicate the joy of learning to young students and to promote invention, creativity, and self-expression. All indoor classes are in air-conditioned classrooms. For the 5 & 6 year olds we offer QC KinderKamp which has small groups supervised by caring counselors. This program is combined with a half day of Sports activities, taught by experienced instructors who encourage the love of physical fitness, sports and good sportsmanship.
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Ages 7-14
Queens College facilities are among the best in the City. The spacious Fitzgerald Gym houses an Olympic-standard pool and basketball courts. Outdoor facilities include tennis courts, softball fields and soccer fields. Children ages 9 to 14 can choose a major/minor program that allows them to concentrate on one sport while experiencing a number of different sports, too.
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Do you enjoy acting? Do you like to dance? Are you artistic—can you create scenery and costumes? Or would you rather go behind the scenes and become a stage manager? This program will teach campers the many different aspects to creating a successful musical play. The Theatre Production will stimulate your child's imagination while equipping them with valuable traits such as self-esteem and confidence. Join the fun as we put together a musical for parents and peers to see! Past musicals have included The Little Mermaid, Sussical the Musical, Oliver, Little Shop of Horrors, Mary Poppins, and others! But if you're not ready for a full day of Theater, check out the costume design class in the Education & Sports Program. It might be just right for you!
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Arrival – Campers should arrive 15 minutes prior to scheduled start time.
Meals – Meals are free and provided by USDA through the NYC Department of Education School Food Program. Grab-N-Go Breakfast provided to all upon arrival, and snacks offered during the day.
Program T-Shirts – It is advised that program T-shirts be worn every day. Each child receives one free T-Shirt and a water bottle. Additional shirts may be purchased in the program store during June (you will be notified of dates) and throughout the summer.
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Danish director scores production hat trick
The Danish Film Institute has put writer-director Jesper W. Nielsen (pictured) in a highly unusual situation for a Danish filmmaker. With its $792,700 (DKR 5.5m) backing for his new comedy Don't You Know John Lennon (working title), Nielsen will have had a new film released three years in a row.
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2-3 pounds of hamburger

2 large onions-fine chopped

1 canned good from each patrol member (anything like vegetables, meats, beans, chiles, just not tuna)
Dutch oven

Large stir spoon
Put Dutch oven over coals. Put hamburger in oven and brown. Add onions and stir in with meat and let cook until onions are tender. Have each patrol member open their can and pour into the pot. Put lid on pot. Put coals on the lid and let cook for 15-20 minutes. Note...in all the years we have done this, we have never been disappointed with the delicious results even with the creative choices of the boys.
CommentThis is a great way to build patrol spirit by having each boy contribute to the dutch oven. It is always exciting to see what each boy brought.
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261 kilometres from Rio de Janeiro.
This place has beautiful beaches and presents many tourist attractions, such as the historical centre of the city and some natural waterfalls.
This is an antique city that was founded in the middle of The XVI Century. It is considered a national patrimony.
The waters of The Paraty bay are calm and protected.
This bay is appropriate for fishing during night and diving during daylight.
Paraty is very popular thanks to its carnival celebration that endures four days. This event is characterized by parades, allegoric carriages, masquerades and gigantic caricatures. Many ship trips around the bay are organized.
Among the most important beaches, it is possible to mention:
Trindade. Nowadays, the most popular beach. It used to be a hippy community in the 60¨s.
Antigos e Antiguinhos. A beach with a brave sea, ideal for surfing.
Do Sono. It is one of the most beautiful beaches of the zone. Its sand is white and its water is transparent. It contains camping areas and nice fishermen houses.
Paraty-Mirim. It was an important commercial centre in the past. An interesting place to visit there is The Church of Nossa Senhora de Conceicao
Sao Goncalo. This is a beach of fine white sand. It is placed 30 kilometres from the centre of the city.
Prainha. This beach is enclosed by The Batanguera Condominium. It is recommended for diving.
Tarituba. This is a little inlet with calm water.
Do Araujo Island. An island with green water beaches like Salvador Moreira, Brava, Pontal and Tapera.
Grande (Big). A fishermen community.
Jabaquara. This is an urban beach with calm waters and medicinal sand.
Do Pontal. An urban beach too, that is near to the centre of the city.
Martim de Sá. This is a lonely beach which is enclosed by mountains. It has some small places to camp.
Ponta Negra. A little inlet with white sand and crystalline water. It contains camping areas and nice fishermen constructions.


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