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WARSAW - The deafening roar inside Luther Stover Memorial Gymnasium told the story Tuesday night.
After weeks of frustration, the hard-working River View boys basketball team finally garnered that elusive first win.
Despite watching a 10-point lead dwindle down to one point late in the final quarter, the Black Bears defeated West Holmes 50-43 and snapped a 15-game losing streak that dated back to last season.
Senior Cyrus Granger's 19 points with a two-handed slam, eight rebounds and three blocks led River View (1-13), which won its first game since head coach Ken Stocker took over the program in the offseason. Junior Evan Schonauer contributed nine points, 10 rebounds and three assists, senior Lucas Baker added seven points, nine rebounds and four assists, and senior Tyler McKee sank key free throws late.
"It's a big relief," Granger said of the streak-breaking win. "It just feels good to get something off our shoulders like that. It's great."
His teammates agreed.
"It's kind of like a big load is off our back," said senior Mark Lindsey, who was a vocal leader on the court for the Bears. "... For all the work we've put into this, it just feels good."
According to Baker, the win had importance for the school and the team, but also had significance for Stocker and the coaching staff.
"It means a lot," Baker said. "He (Stocker) and the coaching staff have been working hard. We didn't get off to the greatest of starts obviously, but this win is a pay off for all the hard work we've done."
Stocker couldn't have been any prouder.
"Obviously when you come out with a victory for the first time, the kids had to do a lot of things right," Stocker said. "I think tonight was the first time we saw the real Cyrus Granger. I think tonight, you won't see it in the score book, but you're going to see Mark Lindsey did a lot of stuff on the floor, leading with his voice and communicating on the floor where people were on defense. He handled the ball when he needed to handle the ball. I think he did a great job."
Junior John Miller's 25 points and sophomore Grayden Kellogg's eight points and four steals paced West Holmes (5-8), which led 15-11 early in the second quarter, but was down 21-17 at halftime and never did reclaim the lead despite a valiant fourth-quarter effort.
"We were riding pretty high going into halftime," Lindsey said. "We were playing well, the defense was working hard, and everybody was talking. Everything was just going smooth."
The Knights were 3-of-22 on three-point goals (14 percent) and shot just 15-of-51 overall (29 percent). In the second quarter alone, West Holmes was 2-of-13 in being outscored 10-4.
"We were pretty much out of sync offensively," West Holmes head coach Kelly Seboe said. "I don't know how to describe it. ... We didn't have people doing jobs on the perimeter and inside. When that happens, it's a breakdown. Then again if you hit some of those shots, it's an entirely different game."
In the fourth quarter, River View was head 35-30 earl when Granger's
gym-rocking dunk on a Baker assist at 6:31 initiated a 7-2 run that had the Black Bears ahead 42-32 at 3:38.
"He just has a good eye for the floor," Granger said of Baker's feed. "It's not me, he found me. It was nothing I did. He's a good player."
That's when West Holmes sprung to life, clawing all the way back to with 43-42 with 1:44 left before events detrimental to its cause unfolded.
With 1:44 left, John Leighty picked up his fourth personal foul, then fouled out on a technical foul, sending River View's McKee to the line. McKee hit both ends of the one-and-bonus and sank both technicals to extend the Bears' advantage to two-possessions at 47-42.
On the ensuing River View possession, Schonauer was slapped with a technical foul after he was involved with West Holmes players in a physical scrum for a loose ball, but Miller only made the back end of the freebies to cut the Knights' deficit to 47-43.
West Holmes could not get any closer, as its next three possessions ended on two turnovers and a River View defensive rebound. Schonauer's layup off a Granger steal with 50 seconds left created the final margin.
Unsportsmanlike technicals concern Stocker.
"I do not ever want to see that out of my players," he said. "They know that. I just wish it would have never happened, and I'll leave it go at that. It's not supposed to ever happen with River View basketball and they know it, and we talked about it. My hope is that we never see that again."
It was of bigger concern to Seboe, who had a potential comeback win thwarted.
"The technical killed the momentum," Seboe said. "We're down one with the momentum and (the technical) was unneeded. It was a bad decision."
The loss stemmed from issues beyond the technical foul.
"More than anything, River View deserves a lot of credit for what they did," Seboe said. "I think they're a big part of why we were frustrated a little bit. They showed way more poise and composure. When we made the run, I think they won that battle. The team that wins that battle wins the game."
River View totaled 12 assists in the win, but perhaps a 13th came from its sixth man.
"After Cyrus' dunk, it got pretty loud," Baker said of the fans, "and towards the end of the game ... after we got that last rebound, I think the fans let off a great sigh of relief and so did we."
While River View plans to build on this breakthrough win for the program, the Knights will use it as a reminder not to take anyone lightly.
"We've got to be ready to play every night," Seboe said. "No matter who it is, you've got to bring your lunch pail to work with you."

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UT School of Music takes on Beethoven's 'demanding' 'Ninth'
Performing Beethoven's "Symphony No. 9 in D Minor," Op. 125, written in 1824, is a massive undertaking for any level of orchestra, even the best professional ensembles.
For an all-student orchestra, chorus and soloists, the task is gargantuan.
But Sunday evening, Feb. 24, at the Tennessee Theatre the University of Tennessee School of Music student orchestra, the school's combined choruses and soloists from the graduate Opera Studio program will fill the stage for what promises to be a milestone event.
It is the culmination of the work of James Fellenbaum, Director of Orchestras, and Angela Batey, Director of Choral Activities, who came to UT in 2008.
"Every other year Angela Batey does one of the choral masterworks," Fellenbaum said. "Ever since she has been here, she asks me when we are going to do Beethoven's 'Ninth.'
"This just seemed the right time to do it."
In the 10 years Fellenbaum has been at UT, he has developed the student orchestra into a competent ensemble that is well worth one's time to hear at their Sunday afternoon concerts at Alumni Auditorium, on campus. All of them are free.
Prior to Fellenbaum's arrival, the orchestra could have been mistaken for an average community orchestra that rarely approached the level of performance that Fellenbaum consistently produces.
"The 'Ninth' is demanding for any level of orchestra," Fellenbaum said. "Partly because of the sheer length of the piece. Seventy minutes is a long time of continuous playing for any orchestra."
The biggest factor in why Fellenbaum believes the orchestra is ready now is the development of the string section.
"Strings are very much like a baby," he said. "It's a slow, gradual progress that takes years to development. Winds and brass are more like a dog. They mature quickly. Their development is much faster than the strings."
Of course, the winds and brass have benefited from a long-established, high-level band program at UT, consistently recognized as one of the best bands in the country.
That has been made possible by a strong wind and brass faculty.
Now, with Mark Zelmanovich and Miroslav Hristov, both professors of violin, and Hillary Herndon, professor of viola, the School of Music is attracting the caliber of students that have long been the backbone of the band program.
The status of Beethoven's music is unquestioned.
"Beethoven changed the face of classical music," Fellenbaum said. "So much so that some composers after would not write more than 9 symphonies out of respect.
"The general public will be surprised at how much of 'Symphony No. 9' is familiar. Many parts and melodies of the Ninth are commonly and commercially played. The music in the new "Diehard" movie trailer is music from the Ninth's finale."
Sunday's performance will involve 70 orchestra musicians and 150 choral singers and soloists.
The concert begins at 7:30 p.m. and is free to the public. Concertgoers are cautioned to allow plenty of time to park. Parking at the State Street garage is free, but there is on-going construction.
What: The UT Chamber Singers, Concert Choir, Men's Chorale, Women's Chorale, and Symphony Orchestra, led by conductor James Fellenbaum, perform Ludwig van Beethoven's epic masterpiece.When: 7:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 24
Where: Tennessee Theatre, 604 South Gay Street
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Replaceing charcoal canister and pump can I replace it my self and do auto parts store have it or is it a dealer item only dealer said thats what it needed to turn of check engine light they said for them to do it the cost would be $1100.00 if this is true I wll never buy another one made by chy or dodge I may trade it in tommorow
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Iam sure you can find the charcoal canister online or at the dealer I doubt they will have that at the auto parts store. Which pump are we talking about here?
They said thre was a vapor pump I guess that goes with this canister or maybe there trying to rip me off this car has been to the shop at ragland cryslier about 8 time with ac problems theres a large pop when it is turned on the ac was why its was there this time while takeing it about 1 mile to the dealer again the check engine light came on and that what they said iit was
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I found the charcoal canister for 64 on http://www.rockauto.com i posted a pic of the charcoal canister and a number key showing you where its located.I also posted how to replace it.I havent found a vapor pump yet on that car.Can you get me the exact code numbers its setting?That would really help it will be a P followed by a four digit number.
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I found the fuel vapor detection pump on http://www.rockauto.com for 26.
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Less than 48 hours after the Cavs lost Game 6 in Orlando last May, James had a benign tumor removed from his jaw in a major three-hour procedure in which surgeons had to make a large incision around his ear to get all of the growth. It was in those dark hours when ...
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NATICK, Mass. (Aug. 8, 2014) -- On a beautiful August morning that matched their former commander's sunny disposition, the Natick Soldier Systems Center community gathered in front of the headquarters building Aug. 8 to remember Maj. Gen. Harold J. "Harry" Greene.
Greene, 55, the deputy commander of the Combined Security Transition Command, had been killed Aug. 5 in an attack at Marshal Fahim National Defense University in Afghanistan. He had commanded NSSC from August 2009 to May 2011.
Christine Marsh, deputy to NSSC's current commander, Brig. Gen. William E. Cole, who was away, addressed the workforce as the ceremony began.
"Our moment of silence is a way to honor him," Marsh said. "His family has been made aware of what we're doing this morning. They greatly appreciate the fact that you're taking time out of your busy day to honor him in this manner."
Marsh was followed by Chaplain (Maj.) Michael Griffith. Before observing the moment of silence, Griffith told those in attendance that he was available to them.
"I want to mention for those of you who have been affected by this, that I am at your service," Griffith said. "You don't need an appointment. Please just walk in, and know that you'll have a listening ear in this difficult time."
After the moment of silence, Griffith offered this prayer:
"Almighty God, we thank you for General Greene, for a life well lived, the dedication he showed to our country. We pray that you would be to us, his co-workers and friends, that peace that passes all understanding in this time of suffering and grief.
"We ask for his family -- for his wife, for his children -- that you would be the God of all comfort that would care for them in this dark hour.
"Lord, we ask that we would all know your love and that in the coming days you would replace the tears of sorrow with joyful memories, that we might celebrate his life as we mourn his passing."
Marsh then announced that a memorial service would be held for Greene Aug. 13 at the Pentagon. She added that a remembrance ceremony would take place Aug. 21 at NSSC.
After the ceremony, many paused in front of the screen in the headquarters lobby to view images of Greene during his time at NSSC.


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If you are really, really opposed to the glucose test, you can sort of test yourself by buying a blood glucose meter and some test strips. Measure your blood sugar an hour after the start of a normal meal. If its 140 or less, you are probably fine. If not, that could suggest a problem.
But if your Doc/midwife recommends that you be screened for it, I wouldn't ignore it. There are risks to the baby if you have it and don't address it.
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I honestly can't do that test due to stomach surgery... I did it once pre pregnancy with my GYN to check on sugars due to PCOS and was violently ill... HOWEVER I take it very seriously...
I will be "playing" diabetic for a solid 7 days, testing 4 times a day with the monitor and all... and a price tag of $65 in co pays for the stuff I need to do it... kinda makes me wish I could just do the drink!
Obviously it is your call, I just personally won't take the risk of not checking it out... you just never know... I don't have any OBVIOUS risk factor either...
It's actually becoming more common for OBs to screen more selectively, based on risk factors, so honestly, I think you're probably fine just telling your OB you'd like to forego the screening for the time being and monitor symptoms instead.
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I don't need to know why its important or what the risks are, I've already done my research.
I wanted to know other women's experiences in refusing the test.
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Success with Sport Education at a Secondary Level: Implementation and Examples from a Basketball Season
Mercier, Kevin, Strategies: A Journal for Physical and Sport Educators
Based upon ten years of teaching and modifying the Sport Education Model at the high school level, this article summarizes how we have had success in using the model to increase enthusiasm, student learning and quality participation in physical education. What started out as one teacher in our district testing the model with one class a decade ago, has evolved into a program with many teachers teaching multiple sections using the Sport Education Model.
As a result of our experiences, we have seen a decrease in unprepared students, a higher level of engagement from lesser skilled students, and an increase in the ability to conduct student assessments. Therefore, the purpose of this article is to share with educators one method of implementing the Sport Education Model.
Following a brief background on the Sport Education Model, an account of how to initiate implementation, including keys for success, will be presented. Additionally, examples from a sport education high school basketball unit, which include how to use peer teaching and various assessments, will be provided.
Sport Education Model Background
The Sport Education Model is a theme-based curricular model for physical education which presents students with authentic sport experiences. The basic features of this model include seasons, affiliation, formal competition, a culminating event, record keeping, and festivity, with the goal of helping students become competent, literate, and enthusiastic participants of sport (Siedentop, 2002). While having many similar goals, physical education and formal sport differ in some ways. Hastie (2003) provided three ways the Sport Education Model presents authentic sport experiences that are fundamentally different from formal sport: 1) full participation of all players at all times; 2) modification of rules and equipment to increase game attractiveness; and 3) students undertaking diverse roles. The features of this model and development of authentic sport experiences help students to become competent, literate, and enthusiastic sport participants. Many resources, such as a Complete Guide to Sport Education (Siedentop, Hastie & van der Mars, 2004) are available to practitioners who wish to learn more about the Sport Education Model.
Figure 1. Sport Education Coach's Practice Plan for Give-and-Go Sport Education Basketball Team Practice: Give and Go Coach--Today's practice will last ten minutes and should focus on the give-and-go. The attached sheet provides a diagram of the offensive responsibilities for this play. Your goal is to aid all team members in being able to execute the give-and-go. All properly executed give-and-gos during today's 2 v 2 games will count for two points; all other baskets, one point. * The first pass should be a chest pass and the second pass a bounce pass. You may wish to review these passes during your practice. * After the first pass is made, the offensive player should step away from the pass before cutting to the basket. * Reinforce proper passing and lay up techniques from previous practice sessions. * Remember to encourage, compliment, and provide feedback to your team members. If you have any questions, please ask the teacher for assistance.
Getting Started
We have found that the organization and instruction at the beginning of a school year is crucial to the implementation of the Sport Education Model. Proper instruction as to the features, goals, and student responsibilities help alleviate many problems for the instructor throughout the school year. There are a variety of ways to select teams at the beginning of the year. One method involves the teacher choosing students who are responsible individuals and familiar with the majority of their classmates. When using this method, we recommend that the rest of the class be engaged in a group activity, allowing the selected students (drafters) to conduct the draft during a class period, without the attention of the other students. …


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It won't be Emma Watson's last movie premiere, but Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 screening certainly promises to be one of the most (sniff!) emotional.
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Staying in the 19 Spanish revival casitas or 44 poolside rooms at the Borrego Ranch Resort, with its 42 acres of gardens and fountains, is like staying at a spa. Play the 18-hole Tom Fazio signature course or lounge on the rooftop deck at Morado Spa.
Errol Flynn and Rudolph Valentino were once entertained by Gordon Coutts, a Scottish painter who owned a Moroccan villa––one of the two villas that make up this pensione (family-run guesthouse). The hotel still attracts the "in" crowd, including professional photographers and actors.
Set against the backdrop of the Santa Rosa Mountains, La Quinta Resort & Club was originally founded in 1926 as a desert playground for the Hollywood elite.
A cool, contemporary golf and tennis retreat near Joshua Tree National Park.
Although a modest-looking hillside property, this three-level home in the Araby area has a celebrity history that includes former owners such as aviator Howard Hughes and producer Paul Keyes.
Check into this groovy, early 70s-inspired boutique hotel with a saltwater pool and 14 rooms kitted out in white lacquer, glass, chrome, and 500-thread-count sheets.
Designed in a 1940's French-Moroccan style, this romantic inn sits on a natural mineral-water aquifer about 12 miles north of Palm Springs.
Ace Hotel and Swim Club is located close to the mountains in Palm Springs. Earth-friendly renovations with recycled materials transformed the 1960's-era hotel into a bohemian-themed resort. The 180 rooms come with Wi-Fi and mood lighting, while some also have record players and vinyl records.
The Palm Springs Modern architectural style owes its beginning to William F. Cody, and this low-profile hotel, built in 1952 for a Hollywood producer, is preserved as a tribute to his mid-century modern designs.
Rising 27 stories above the California desert, the Morongo Resort channels the luxury resorts of Las Vegas with its full-service spa, nightclub, a 150,000-square-foot casino, and a state-of-the-art theatre hosting shows by top musical acts.
Originally established by Detroit mobster Al Wertheimer in 1936, this Spanish-Moroccan hotel has a former guest list that includes Frank Sinatra, Ronald Reagan, and Elizabeth Taylor. In 2007, the hotel reopened after a $16 million renovation led by renowned designer Martyn Lawrence-Bullard.
A half-hour drive "down valley" from better-known Palm Springs, the tranquil, Mediterranean-flavored Miramonte in upscale Indian Wells is a golf-lover's dream, with three nearby championship courses.
The inn offers 27 holes of golf, fine dining at its Temet Grill, and spacious modern guest rooms.
Located downtown, the Hideaway was designed by Herbert Burns as the city's first traditional motor inn. Although it retains much of its original 1947 style, the single-level motel underwent a full renovation in 2002.


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Could someone tell me what an oo methodolgy is
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An Object Oriented Methodology is a set of Software Design practices (or methods) that can be used to produce software that has certain desirable life cycle characteristics.
OO software should be more resistant to the effects of design changes. This means that changes to OO s/w will be localized and that less testing is needed when changes are made.
OO software should be used to produce much larger software systems than older methodologies (such as structured programming). Previous designs could not always be used to build extremely large and complex systems because of the way that mistakes could propagate through entire systems.


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River Place Municipal Utility District
One of the benefits of living in River Place is the award winning River Place Municipal Utility District, known as the "MUD". The MUD manages single stream recycling, solid waste disposal, parks and recreational facilities such as the Tennis Pavilion, Nature Trail, Habitat Nature Pond (shown above) and Boardwalk (See Recreational Facilities Rules and Regulations).
The MUD is a taxing entity of the State of Texas. For Fiscal 2015, the tax rate is $ 0.3129 per $100 of property value. The MUD grants a Homestead Exemption reducing by 10% the appraised value of all residential property before applying the tax rate. In addition, the MUD grants a Senior Citizen Exemption of $25,000 for families with at least one homeowner age 65 or older.
Standard & Poor's increased the rating on the MUD debt from A- to A. Only 1% of MUDs in Texas enjoy this high rating and there are no MUDs rated higher.
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Gym & Fitness in Iowa
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To Do List
This section is mostly for our own benefit, a list of what we hope to accomplish (as well as a running log of what we already tackled).
New mailbox New doorbell surround New house numbers Repaint exterior(Valspar Oatlands Gold Buff 3004-8a with Valspar Almost Charcoal Trim 4008-2B trim) Spanish tile on front steps Spanish tile door surround Replace front porch light Caulk living room windows Build outdoor shower surround Remove dying oak tree Remove wavy tile & concrete, add patio Build Adirondack chairs(need to replace these)
Replace front door Plumb outdoor shower
- Install new doorbell chime
- Make removable stairs for shed
- Build carport
- Seed lawn in fall/spring
- Landscape
- Add river rock around house
Console table Hallway light fixture Paint around new breaker box Hang mirror over breaker box Add coat/purse hooks Replace AC closet door & knob
- Paint hallway doors
Paint(Valspar 2008-2B Spun Honey) Replace plastic mini blinds with curtains Replace air vent Built-in bookshelves on far wall Repaint(Valspar CI 184 Glass Tile) Paint built-in bookshelves Paint backs of bookshelves and wall between(Valspar 5010-10 Hotel St Francis Spirit Blue) Paint built-in cabinets Wire bookshelf lights
- Paint built-in counter
- Fix ceiling
- Fireplace makeover
- Add crown moulding
- New rug to layer under inherited rug
Dining Room
Paint(Valspar 2008-2B Spun Honey) Paint below chair rail(Valspar 5004-1C Green Tea Leaves) Repaint(Valspar ar1317 Portland above chair rail, Valspar 5002-5C Lyndhurst Duchess Blue below) Repaint(Valspar CI 184 Glass Tile above chair rail, off the shelf white below) New rug New chairs China cabinet from Craigslist Replace air vent New table
- Fix ceiling
- Add hooks in china cabinet
- Add lights in china hutch
- Add crown moulding
Hall Bathroom
Paint(Valspar SR1011 Summer Sorbet) Install new sink faucet Replace shower head Replace air vent Replace toilet Remove closet door Remove old unused airbox Replace tub handles, spout & valve Move shower head up 8-10″ Repair toilet leak Refinish walls inside of closet Sand and skim coat ceiling Replace hall door & knob Replace closet door & knob
- Repaint hall & closet doors
- Paint inside closet
- Change flooring (add radiant heat floor?)
- Replace sink & faucet
- Replace vent fan
- Repaint (Valspar CI 184 Glass Tile)
- Restore wall tile & re-grout
- Refinish bathtub
Green Bedroom
Paint(Valspar SR811 Cool Reflection) New bed frame Hang West Elm manzanita candle sconces Make new curtains (again) Remove fan, hang light Paint ceiling(Valspar 7005-2 Stillness) Replace air vent Replace door & knob Closet light Closet organizer
- Closet doors
- Add crown moulding
- French doors for closet
Art Room
Paint(Valspar SR1201 Reflection Pond)
Replace plastic mini blinds with curtains Replace ceiling fan with light Paint water damaged bankers chair Hang pulldown map Paint inside closet office(Valspar WR41011 Depi Peri) Make coffee bag pinboard Install new surface for desk in closet Replace air vent Add light over closet desk Replace door & knob Add World Market Emerson shelf
- French doors for closet?
- Refinish rolling wooden desk chair
- Refinish metal chair
- Move rolltop into office
- Add shelving around closet desk
- Add crown moulding
- Move flat files to shed
- Add easel
Replace door & knob Purge unneeded stuff Paint(Valspar ar1317 Portland)
- Move rolltop desk in from art room
- Build dog crates into closet
- Build closet organizer above crates
- Build shelves around window and file drawers below window
- Add crown moulding
Paint with left over paint from Green Bedroom(Valspar SR811 Cool Reflection) Realize paint color mistake, repaint(Valspar SR809 Sea Mist Green) Replace stove & dishwasher Make and install new roll down curtain Add light over sink Install bridge faucet Install new flooring Replace refrigerator Paint chalkboard wall Replace air vent Remove existing pantry Move fridge over Build fridge surround and pantry closet Add pantry transom Install pantry light and outlets Install pantry shelves Repaint(Valspar CI 184 Glass Tile) Replace outlets and disposal switch
- Fill nail holes and touch up in pantry
- Backsplash in pantry (?)
- Replace cabinet doors & hardware
- Replace counters
- Replace backsplash
- Under cabinet lighting
- Smooth ceiling (or plank?)
- Add crown moulding
- Address flooring
Living Room
Paint(Valspar 2008-2B Spun Honey) Buy rug Add sofa table Paint trees behind round table Make and install roll down back door curtain Make curtains Make an ottoman Replace air vents Remove fan and put up flush mount light fixture Hang globe light over round table Install DVD shelf near kitchen pantry Paint again(Valspar ar1318 Skyline Shadow) Replace couch Move rectangular coffee table to library and replace with round Replace liquor cabinet Buy new curtains
- Caulk between boards on ceiling (or replace boards on far side)
- Order custom blinds
- Remove unused switches by master bedroom door
- Taller crown moulding
- Remove carpet and lay hardwood
- Replace windows (newer, more energy efficient)
Master Bedroom
Paint(Valspar 2008-2B Spun Honey) Hang curtain Build bed frame Replace door & knob Add new (to us) nightstands Add new (to us) dresser Install new laundry room door
- Insulate exterior wall
- Repaint walls (Valspar 5010-10 Hotel St Francis Spirit Blue)
- Install new closet door
- Plank ceiling?
- Remove carpet
- Replace air vent
- Move exterior wall and swap placement of laundry room and bathroom?
- Add transom windows over closet and bathroom doors?
- Tubular sky lights?
- Lay hardwood
- Crown moulding
- Buy/build headboard
- Recover bed frame? (depends on headboard)
- New curtain(s)
- New bedside lights (DIY?)
- New light/fan
Master Bath
Hate it Paint and live with(Valspar SR1011 Summer Sorbet) Unexpectedly discover black mold after pipe bursts Demo everything enthusiastically Treat mold & seal off bathroom Stupidly buy fixtures piecemeal, hoping to put together a cohesive bathroom Install new drywall on ceiling Run drain pipe for new toilet placement Run wiring for lights, fan, and heated floor Hire a plumber to plumb shower and tub Hire contractor to insulate, drywall, build box to support tub, add pocket door, and tile shower surround & heated floor Plank walls Paint planked walls Install toilet Install sink
- Fix gaps around tub
- Finishing touches (for now)
- Save up to redo when we renovate the entire master wing
Laundry Room
Repair pipe that rat chewed Repair drywall Remove falling shelves around top Half-heartedly paint(Valspar SR1008 Under the Sea) Replace light fixture Replace door Hire plumber(to move water heater piping & route pipes for outdoor shower & porch sink) Replace old, inefficient water heater
- Insulate exterior walls
- Repair drywall (again)
- Build subfloor
- Replace door knob
- Finish painting
- Plank ceiling?
- New flooring
Back Porch/Future Sunroom
Replace back porch fan Replace fan over pool table with light Replace storm door Build outdoor sofa New rug Wire light by backdoor and new outlets
- Finish new pool table light
- Paint ceiling
- Plan of attack for floor
- Install new doors
- Install slider windows
Not Blog-Sexy
New air handler(covered by the home warranty provided by the seller) Programmable thermostat New electrical panel Repair soffit vents Remove/replace concrete easement at base of driveway(the city did this when repaving the street) Hire plumber to remove as much of the old galvanized pipe as possible(among other replumbing projects)
- Secondary AC unit in laundry/master-suite addition?
- Replace rain gutters
- Better insulation
- Box in soffits
Dream Projects
- Hardi/Stucco over areas that have T-111
- Enclose porch to make sunroom
- Bump master suite wall out and reconfigure laundry room and master bathroom
- Build garage with attached studio


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Welcome to the Library Instruction and Information Literacy website!
This site provides access to the resources available through our program to compliment your course curriculum. Library Instruction is a continual partnership between classroom and library faculty to promote information literacy and lifelong learning.
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The Library Instruction and Information Literacy Program's mission is to provide opportunities for introducing users to the facilities, organization, resources, and services of Lovejoy Library. We collaborate with classroom faculty to accomplish the primary mission of the University: to ensure students develop information literacy skills, attitudes, and knowledge to become efficient and effective users and producers of information.
We accomplish our mission by: 1) fostering information literacy skills; 2) supporting faculty by providing their students with research skills needed to successfully complete specific assignments and coursework; and 3) fostering campus productivity by making faculty and staff aware of information resources and providing information literacy sessions in the use of those resources.
The Library Instruction program supports the learning needs of students as well as the teaching and research needs of faculty and staff. The program is designed to provide skills necessary to recognize an information need; understand information formats and structures so that information can be effectively located and retrieved; and criteria to evaluate information for reliability and accuracy. Furthermore, the program aims to prepare students with transferable skills that can be applied to academic, career, and lifelong learning pursuits.
The Information Literacy Competency Standards promote the framework for program development and instructional goals and objectives. Activities in the teaching and understanding of information literacy are provided. Library users will learn to find, locate, retrieve, evaluate, use, and value information resources through learner-centered instructional programs, initiatives, and materials. The Program provides independent, individual, and group instruction through point-of-use, course-integrated, web-based, and workshop sessions.
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- Jessa Duggar shares a rare photo of her brother Josh Duggar's daughter Meredith - US Weekly
- Michael Lohan's estranged wife Kate Major is detained by cops at an airport - TMZ
- Is there something between Ben Affleck and Halle Berry? - Gossip Cop
- The Hunger Games author Suzanne Collins says goodbye to the popular series after the final movie is released - Just Jared Jr
- What happened backstage with Kylie Jenner at The Ellen Show? - Radar
- Bryan Cranston tears up over a Breaking Bad memory - Huffington Post
- Leonardo DiCaprio's Oscar race heats up - Lainey Gossip
- The Captain America: Civil War movie may be better than the comic book - The Hollywood Reporter
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Robert Pattinson Had a Good Time Filming 'Rover,' Says Guy Pearce
About this photo set: Robert Pattinson leaves a gas station with a bag full of snacks on Friday (April 26) in Los Feliz, Calif. The 26-year-old actor's The Rover co-star Guy Pearce… Read More Here
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The other day, I went searching for a granola recipe with no added sugar. I found one on Pinterest labeled "sugar-free granola", clicked through to the recipe and found honey in the ingredients. Hmm…not quite sugar-free. I started playing around with the ingredients I had on hand and came up with this mix. Oats, almonds, coconut, and seeds tossed with coconut oil and cinnamon. With no sugar, this granola doesn't have any "stick", but it's perfect for sprinkling on a parfait or adding a little crunch to a salad.
Coconut Almond GranolaBe Healthy, Breakfast, Gluten-Free, Recipes October 28, 2012
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October 28, 2012 at 2:59 pm
With all those great flavors I wouldn't even think you would miss the sugar! great pic!!
October 29, 2012 at 8:58 am
Yummmm granoooolllaaa! Can't wait to give this one a try!


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Poverty Reduction and Livelihoods Promotion
Since 1990, India has cut poverty by half but even today, nearly 300 million people live in extreme poverty. UNDP supports government efforts to reduce poverty and achieve sustainable development that leads to transformational change, bringing about real improvements in people's lives. Our programmes aim to secure livelihoods, support protective legislations and access to entitlements, provide policy research and evidence, build capacity and promote south-south cooperation to eradicate poverty, and ensure government's anti-poverty policies are more inclusive.
Our Goals
To strengthen capabilities and opportunities to reduce poverty and marginalization – focusing on the most vulnerable and excluded population groups – in ways that are sustainable from economic, social and environmental standpoints.
Photo Essay
In the Family Tree: Women Become Land Owners in India
With UNDP support, 5,000 women have secured land deeds in Gujarat, with thousands more women farmers being aware of their rights and accessing government agriculture and allied schemes. more
Stories of Change
Tracking the Cold Chain: Improving Vaccine Systems
At a two-day training in Madhya Pradesh, healthcare workers were introduced to eVIN, an electronic vaccination intelligence network system that will enable healthcare workers to effectively manage vaccine logistics and have real-time information on availability of vaccines. more
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Functional Literacy – The Language of Empowerment
By focusing on financial and legal literacy, UNDP has empowered poor and marginalized to strengthen their asset base, secure justice and expand the range of choices available to them.more
Projects and Initiatives
Governance and Accelerated Livelihoods Support (GOALS)
The project aims to strengthen the effectiveness of key programmes of the Ministry of Rural Development with a particular focus on livelihoods and employment in twelve districts of Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand and Odisha. more
Strengthening National Capacities in Tribal Areas
In partnership with the Ministry of Tribal Areas, Government of India, the project aims to ensure that excluded groups benefit from the inclusive agenda of the Government of India through strengthening capacities of communities to demand and access entitlements and ensuring decentralized institutions deliver timely and stigma-free services. more
Breaking Free: Rehabilitating Manual Scavengers
Partnering with UNDP to Rehabilitate Manual Scavengers
UNDP's partnership with civil society group Jan Sahas is demonstrating that it is possible to create decent livelihoods free from discrimination and which ensures dignity for former manual scavengers, says Jan Sahas Convenor Asif Shaikh. more
Breaking Free: From Manual Scavenging to Fish Farming
Manual scavenging refers to the practice of manually cleaning, carrying, disposing or handling in any manner, human excreta from dry latrines and sewers. Since 1993, key legislations have been enacted prohibiting employment of people as manual scavengers, banning the construction of dry latrines and providing rehabilitation.more
Breaking Free: Women Champions End Manual Scavenging
Despite legislation that prohibits manual scavenging, it is estimated that a significant proportion of the country's 2.6 million dry latrines are cleaned manually. Women comprise the vast majority of manual scavengers. Community advocates are playing an important role in ending the practice.more
Breaking Free: Life After Manual Scavenging
"I used to throw up all the time because I could not take the smell," says Sevanti Bai, recalling the many decades she worked as a manual scavenger in Dewas district in Madhya Pradesh. Convinced by others in her community and the law which prohibits manual scavenging, she quit in 2007. Since then, she and her family have struggled, making ends meet, through odd jobs, working in the fields and cleaning grain. more
Microfinance Community Update'Community Update' provides members with periodic news and information about the activities, resources, events (past and forthcoming), opportunities for sharing between members of the CoP. All members can contribute to the Update. It also contains queries and discussions which have been concluded, consolidated replies issued and invites members to respond to ongoing discussions in the community.
Women's Voices: Employment and Entrepreneurship In IndiaThe report maps the workforce participation and aspirations of young women and girls from low income groups in and around four metropolitan cities of India and determines the barriers they face in realizing their aspirations. It also identifies the role of stakeholders – government, local industries and skill development agencies - in bridging the gap between women's aspirations and the opportunities in the market.
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Nov 25, 2015: Message of UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon on International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women
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My radiator bottle level is on Minimum, should it be topped up, if so, with what? Just water or antifreeze?
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I'm embarrassed to say that until recently I had never seen a real silver gelatin print, mainly because I haven't been into photography very long. Several months ago I went to the art museum and saw an Ansel Adams print they had (Still Life with Egg Slicer, San Francisco). I had seen it online a million times, but it was breathtaking to see in person. It looked like the print had a third dimension to it (almost holographic). It was almost as if each element in the still life appeared to be "inside" the paper at a slightly different depth. There is obviously no dramatic depth of field in the still life, so how did he get the effect of relative depth in print? Was is a contact print from a large format camera? Is it the extremely sharp detail causing this? Is it something the average darkroom enthusiast can achieve with practice?
That image specifically is a large format image - depending on the print size you saw, it may have been a contact print. Contact printing will get you the best sharpness and contrast that a negative can produce, but as Maximus noted, that's not the be-all end-all of photography. There are camera skills and darkroom skills required to know how your tools interact with your materials to produce the best possible result. And sometimes, the best possible result for the image in question is NOT something super sharp with 3-D-esque depth-of-field properties.
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Garage Fresh 1968 Shelby GT500 Proves Ultra Rare Project Cars Are Still Out There
Stories of ultra-rare muscle cars sitting in barns are truly the car person's equivalent of "the fish that got away". A few years, a hazy memory or just a desire for a good story have all too often put a Hemi under the hood of a dusty small block Barracuda or turned an average rot box Camaro into a ZL1. »


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Transcriptional levels of a selected number of genes analyzed with RT-qPCR.A) IGF, B) IGFBP1, C) ferritin, D) transferrin, E) HSP70, F) HPX (WAP65-2), G) MCM2, and H) CDCA7. All groups n = 4 except MDM and MDH n = 3. MNE = mean normalized expression. The raw Ct values were transformed to quantities and PCR efficiency corrected according to the geNorm manual, and divided by the normalization factor calculated from four reference genes by geNorm. Arrows and numerals show fold changes. * P<0.05, **P<0.01. ***P<0.001.
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More reasons for the beautiful couple to celebrate in St Tropez. It has been reported that Becks is close to signing a deal with L'Oreal to promote the company's famous shampoo. He is the king of endorsements. The source said, "If it were to go ahead we are talking serious cash - in the tens of millions."
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Latest on Fundraising
Following a very generous donation we have made a significant leap forward in our fundraising. Recent discussions with Kisiizi Hospital mean that we expect building of the new Mental Health Unit to begin in the near future. Watch this space!
Do you shop on the internet? If the answer is "Yes" then, for no extra cost or effort to you, it's possible to raise additional funds for Jamie's Fund as you shop. Simply register at Easyfunding.org.uk and install the browser tool. As you go to each retailer Easyfunding identifies the percentage of your purchase that the retailer is prepared to donate and this is transferred automatically to Jamie's Fund. The donation from the retailer is generally between 0.75% and 5%.
By the end of January, 2015 we have already raised nearly £90 through this route – and remember, it doesn't cost YOU a penny!
Sign up here and look for Jamie's Fund to start contributing more!
``Uganda: My Mad World`` - BBC Radio Programme
On Saturday 21st February the BBC News Channel broadcast a documentary about mental health care in Uganda. It follows the story of Joseph who has bi polar, and his struggle to get appropriate treatment and support for his illness. It is an interesting programme and shows how the lives of people with mental ill health can be improved with the right support and care. The programme can be accessed via the following link.
There is also a very interesting article which can be accessed here
Mission Accomplished!
Congratulations to Ewan, Bosco and Isaac on their marathon cycle ride through Uganda and Rwanda !
(and it's still not too late to donate!)
We set off from the guest house in Entebbe, Uganda in the cool of the morning and dropped down to the shores of Lake Victoria. Our bikes were loaded into a small boat and we puttered across the bay. We reassembled the bikes and panniers and set off down the dirt road on our journey to Kigali.
Avoiding the busiest, dangerous roads and using a
mixture of dirt and tar roads we wove our way south west across Uganda. Some of the dirt roads were hard going, rough with loose grit on top and with the occasionally steep hill. But we saw so much of rural life, away from tourist routes. Countless children were excited to see a "mzungu", a white person, cycle past. We could hear the birdsong and identify a number of the calls.
We relished a glorious twenty mile descent the next morning, with views over the valleys at first and then becoming more restricted as we got lower. There were a number of men on bikes with 40 litres of milk on the carrier heading to Kigali. We kept pace with some of them for a while, they were faster on the descents than we were, with their greater weight, and we would overtake on the more level bits, where our gearing made the difference.
Let's support Bosco and Ewans' Ugandan Cycling Safari
Five hundred miles across central Africa. DONATE HERE
"It's dangerous", "You must be mad!", " I'll sponsor you not to go" – some reactions to our plan to cycle from Entebbe to Kigali in July to raise money for Jamie's Fund.
Cyclists are the lowest form of wheeled life in Uganda and are just expected to get out of the way of traffic, so we have to choose our route with care. We will cycle southwest from Kampala avoiding the main, busy and dangerous roads. This means we will be on dirt roads for about a third of the distance.
The first three hundred miles are across undulating countryside, but once we get near Rwanda we have to cross the Virunga mountains, and northern Rwanda is mountainous, so that will be hard cycling.
There are two of us. Ewan Wilkinson works in Public Health; he has lived in different parts of Africa and is an experienced cyclist. Bosco Ringtho is a Ugandan minibus driver, who knows the country well and has done some cycling, but nothing on this scale.
We both need to train for it. Bosco has only just got a suitable mountain bike and we will be building up the miles with local cycling and some long trips.
It should be fairly dry at that time of year. Temperatures are around 25 to 30 degrees. Fortunately bottled water is widely available. We aim to cycle 50 to 70 miles a day.
We will each carry our own kit and spares on our bikes and we will buy food as we go. We will stay in whatever local hotels we can find.
We have no back up vehicle, so we are dependent on what we can find en route.
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The kids in this are hilarious, and the riding is steeeezy
haha "360 tailwhip? I think that'd be impossible!"
2 seconds later Grant throws it no problem
2 seconds later Grant throws it no problem
"backflip 180 tailwhip, i've seen it happen"
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backflip 180 tailwhip. right at 1:00 www.pinkbike.com/news/Harrymainia-video-2013.html
^ well done
ruperts poachin little kids angles damn
those kids should be announcers at comps
i can see some future right there lol
Winks riding is so clean! And those kids are awesome!
Back flip 180 tail-whip hmmmmm....
Wouldn't that be a flair tailwhip? which people can do.
Kyle Baldock can do it.
daniel sandoval can do it &$@#!&%
yeah, i've seen it happen
whats the name of the song?
The album is free to download via their facebook page.
@MobL Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
such sick 's
Found Uppermost just before christmas and as usual it makes its way into VOD
Damn you pinkbike for liking the shit I like
Damn you pinkbike for liking the shit I like
@mrpretty, how, i cant find a link on there.
His free official download is here.
ah cheers man
I have tried all the existing music recognition services and still didn't find out the name of the song. Please just name it.
Those kids were hilarious! So cool to see them involved in riding and getting stoked to ride! The whole vibe of the video was rad!
everytime I see the chromag logo i know i'm gonna sit back and enjoy some nice footage , well deserved VOD !
Song PLEASE!...?? killing me here
Beautiful Light by Uppermost. The entire album is free to download, I highly recommend it.
My momma clock must be kicking in, because I thought the kids were the coolest part of the video (haha, ya that Wink guy's alright too).
Nose bonk to bar was dope!!
Backflip 180 tailwhip, yeah, I've seen it happen.
lol kids are awesome wanna bet theyll be attempting this stuff few years down the road?
"360 tailwhip, yea thats hard, its like imposible" *does it * i laughed quite hard
yeah that was sick
The fun and epic stuff that can happen on a bike, thank you Baron Von Drais
Killin it Wink! The trucks are way too gangster
This video makes me happy! There are now 3 kids that have been inspired to get into dirt jumping! Awesome!
i probably gave this edit at least 100 views.
Love to see little kids getting stoked about riding!
backflip 180 tailwhip lol
backfip 180 tailwhip, its got to be done!!
wink easily is the most steeziest rider and has the most clean tricks
everything looks so chill, super sweet edit!
whats the fullsuspension bike he ride ?
i wish wink was my neighbor.
one of the steeziest in the game, in my opinion.
Usaly i hate DJ videos but this is sick!!
"That'd be hard...360 tailwhip? That's like impossible."
I would like to see that backflip 180 tailwhip!!!!! Haha
Loving Chromag's recent vids, keep it up
The tire tap bar spin combo on the trail was funky!
I like that 360 nac nac. Great riding wink
360 1 foot can
so sick, so much style. great work!
Watch that kid be the first to land a backflip 180 tail whip
back in 2007.
back in 2007.
such a smooth rider!
love it, so chill and some steezy tricks!
haha love it
wink grant is a boss!
love this vid!
the kids!
GAP those were the days
now I know what that jump is for, I thought it was a drop when I saw it in person
best vid ever
its the jump a 1:50
thanks for your great observation skills man!
and they'd still be better than kyle ebbet
guys its okay, hes seen someone do it
Backflip 180- meaning flair?
Unique starting!!! VOD
was B Sem. filming?
it says filmed and edited by Rupert Walker
rupert walker. it says in the video
360 tail is not herd
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DECATUR, Ga. There is the noise of bouncing basketballs and the squeak of shoes on the wood floor, but there is a sound missing from the Monday night summer basketball game in the Decatur Recreation Center.
There are no screaming out-of-control coaches, either. The referee under the basket is waving his arms to stop play after a hard foul. He doesn't blow a whistle because it won't do any good here.
This is the Mike Glenn Camp for the Hearing Impaired, which is in its 30th year, and while the sounds are different, or not there at all, it is pure basketball, pure joy. It is fun and lively even without the trash talk.
"There was a time in this country when these kids would have been isolated and called deaf and dumb and not allowed to do something like this," said Glenn, whose father, Charles, coached the segregated black basketball team at the Georgia School for the Deaf from 1952-1970.
"This is mainstream."
Glenn started his camp in 1980 in Long Island, N.Y., when he played with the New York Knicks. He raises the money, about $25,000 to $30,000, to pay for food and travel for the players. The 2009 camp has 56 boys and 26 girls, all high school age.
Many of the campers play for their high school teams. Chris Carson, who will be a rising senior at McEachern High in suburban Atlanta, has a cochlear implant so he can hear his high school coach in huddles. Injured when he was 4, Carson wears a headband to protect the implant.
Cameron Gardner plays basketball for the Florida School for the Deaf and Blind in St. Augustine, the school legendary singer Ray Charles attended. Asked with sign language from Glenn where he is from, Gardner holds his arms out, puts his palms together and does the "Gator Chomp." He is from Gainesville, home of the University of Florida Gators.
Gardner tells Glenn through sign language that he has been to the camp the past four years. He likes it because he can socialize with players from around the country and can work on his basketball skills.
There are some things that are hard for deaf players to overcome. Ball screens in the backcourt can make for brutal collisions because players can't hear a teammate warn them that a screen is being set.
The players here need a skills camp because they do not hear the analysis on TV or radio.
"Players can pick up tips from the television," said Glenn, who was an analyst for the Atlanta Hawks. "Here, we try and fine-tune and give players those tips they might not hear on TV."
The action is fierce underneath the basket and the uncontested layup is rare because there is no referee with a loud whistle to take control of the game.
"I grew up playing with deaf players; it's rough," Glenn said. "Now, you know why I learned to shoot from the outside. It's rough inside against these guys."
Once upon a time, Glenn was the best high school basketball player in Georgia. He played for Rome (Ga.) Coosa and graduated in 1973 with the school record for points in a career.
Glenn's streak of 30 consecutive camps is easier to understand when you look at his perfect attendance in school from elementary school through high school. He played at Southern Illinois and was named All-Missouri Valley before he was selected by the Chicago Bulls with the 23rd overall pick in the 1977 NBA draft.
Glenn, 53, does more than roll out the basketballs here. He has certified referees, such as Fred Stone, who is hearing impaired. One of his coaches and counselors is Rashaun Bryant, who just finished his career at Tennessee Tech.
Then there is Phil Merlino, who started working Glenn's camp in 1982. He works at the Pennsylvania School for the Deaf, and he does not simply substitute players into the game or frantically wave his arms to get players to play defense. Merlino calls plays from the sideline and teaches during timeouts.
"They can see from my facial expressions if I get upset with them about something," Merlino said.
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