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Mailbag: Is Notre Dame afraid of the Big Ten?
Olin Buchanan
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Instead, the relationship between the two always has seemed more like a tryst between a bedazzled courter and flirtatious tease with no intention of making a commitment.
There are several reasons. As a private school, Notre Dame's administration may be hesitant to be officially aligned with institutions that may not share its core values. In addition, the question of whether Notre Dame would make more money in a conference or as an independent is always an issue.
But could there be more? Could it be the Notre Dame administration is fearful the Irish would not be a strong competitor in the Big Ten race?
That question is addressed in this week's mailbag.
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If you take three cycles of recruiting classes [the past 12 seasons], Notre Dame is 18-19 in its games against Big Ten schools. Do you believe that the administration in South Bend may be afraid that record may stay the same or even get worse if they joined the conference? Are they afraid of being a middle-of-the-pack team in the Big Ten?
Phillip in Placentia, Cal.
Do you really think a team that plays USC every season is scared of facing the likes of Indiana, Northwestern, Illinois and Minnesota? I'd maintain that Notre Dame's chances for a bowl appearance actually would be enhanced by joining the Big Ten.
While it's true Notre Dame is 18-19 in 37 games against Big Ten teams in that span you referenced, 34 of those games were against Michigan, Michigan State and Purdue -- teams that the Irish play almost every year. If Notre Dame is frightened by the Big Ten, why continue scheduling Big Ten teams?
In the span you mentioned, Notre Dame has faced 24 non-Big Ten opponents that ended the season ranked in the AP Top 25. In '04, the Irish faced five (No. 1 USC, No. 13 Tennessee, No. 21 Boston College, No. 24 Navy and No. 25 Pittsburgh). They faced four in '02 (No. 4 USC, No. 13 Maryland, No. 19 Pittsburgh and No. 21 Florida State) and three in '01 (No. 4 Tennessee, No. 8 Nebraska and No. 21 Boston College).
Last season, the Irish played No. 15 Pittsburgh and No. 22 USC, as well as three teams -- Navy, Connecticut and Stanford -- that received votes in the final poll. In addition, Notre Dame played seven FBS teams that posted at least eight wins last season; Minnesota was the only Big Ten to play that many.
Notre Dame did not face an FCS opponent (nine Big Ten teams did) nor a MAC opponent (eight Big Ten teams did).
Considering Notre Dame already plays Michigan, Michigan State and Purdue, a valid argument could be made that any schedule within the Big Ten wouldn't be much more difficult, if more difficult at all.
I believe Notre Dame's decision to remain independent has been about values and finances. If membership in the Big Ten is proven to be significantly more profitable, the bet here is Notre Dame's administration seriously re-thinks its independent status.
Dennis Erickson is underachieving at Arizona State? He was a success at Miami and coach during part of the Hurricanes' dominant run. But is time with the Sun Devils has not been a sweet ride. Do you think he will get fired this year or next if they do not perform?
Cal in Shreveport, La.
I think Erickson overachieved when the Sun Devils went 10-3 in 2007, his first year in Tempe. That raised expectations that probably were unrealistic.
Arizona State had managed no more than sevens wins in three of the four seasons before Erickson's arrival, and the recruiting had been mediocre. Perhaps the struggles of the past two seasons (just nine wins) should have been expected.
The Sun Devils' defense is exceptional, but the offense has been problematic, particularly offensive line and quarterback play. The line may get a quick fix from junior college transfers and quarterback may be upgraded with Steven Threet eligible after sitting out a year following a transfer from Michigan.
In addition, sophomore running back Cameron Marshall has breakaway ability and junior college transfer George Bell could make an immediate impact at receiver. Erickson also hired Noel Mazzone as offensive coordinator.
All the changes provide hope for an improved offense. If the offense is better, the Sun Devils will be better.
They'd better be. It's always hot in the desert. Another losing season would raise the heat on Erickson. Arizona State hasn't endured three consecutive losing seasons since before World War II.
I think Chris Petersen has done a fine job at Boise State, and I don't understand why a school from a BCS-qualifying conference hasn't snapped him up. But do you really think Boise State deserves a preseason ranking in the top 10? I mean, I watched all the televised spring football games in the SEC this year and I think I saw at least six teams that would destroy the Broncos. I think Boise State has a starting 22 that would play well in any conference, but they don't have the depth to compete in a major conference week in and week out.
Matt in Troy, Ala.
What six SEC teams without question would destroy Boise State?
You'd get no argument here that the SEC is the strongest conference in college football, but the difference isn't as dramatic as a lot of folks down South want to believe. Seriously, just in the past three seasons, the list of teams from non-"Big Six" conferences to defeat SEC teams includes Utah and Louisiana-Monroe (Alabama), Wyoming (Tennessee), Army (Vanderbilt) and Houston and Louisiana Tech (Mississippi State).
Could Boise State win the SEC? That's doubtful. Could Boise State beat any team in the SEC? Yes.
Maybe Boise State doesn't have the talent to win week in and week out in the SEC, but does Georgia Tech or Cincinnati? Probably not. Yet it doesn't seem to be an issue when those teams -- are many others from the ACC or Big East -- are ranked in the top 10.
In fact, an undefeated team from the ACC or Big East could play for the national championship. Yet undefeated teams from non-Big Six conferences really don't have a chance. Just ask Utah, which twice has finished unbeaten without getting a chance to play for the national title.
A team that returns most of its starters, including its highly productive quarterback, from an undefeated season that included a victory over the Pac-10 champion and in a bowl game over an opponent that was previously undefeated deserves to enter the next season in the top 10. It's up to Boise State to prove it can stay there. The Broncos will make a good case if they defeat Virginia Tech in the season-opener on Sept. 6.
Thanks for the shallow and overly simplified view of LSU football. (How much time does a title buy?, April 16). Your thoughts on LSU being a historically mediocre program, while statistically correct, doesn't portray an accurate picture of where LSU is today or why. LSU's lack of sustained national prominence pre-1970 can be explained in one hyphenated word -- pre-integration. Since then, LSU has only itself to blame for not doing a better job of keeping talent at home.
Charles in Baton Rouge, La.
The question I was responding to in that story was whether LSU coach Les Miles is underachieving. My take was that compared to his predecessor, Nick Saban, the answer may be yes. But compared to other coaches in LSU's history, he isn't.
Therefore, I raised the question that perhaps Saban overachieved more than Miles has underachieved. In five years, Miles has won as many national championships (one) as LSU had managed in a century of football before Saban's arrival in 2000.
And please don't use segregation as an excuse for LSU's failure to maintain national prominence before 1970. Southern schools Alabama, Texas, Ole Miss and Arkansas, among others, were successful in that pre-integration era.
Besides, LSU was playing other programs that didn't have black players. In other words, LSU was on an even field and still wasn't dominant.
And since you brought it up, let's look at how LSU fared from 1970 (post-integration) until Saban's arrival. LSU's record in those 30 seasons was 198-139-9 (58.3 winning percentage). In five years under Miles, LSU is 51-15 (77.3 winning percentage) and has a national championship.
It's true that LSU should be dominant if it can keep the top in-state players at home. But the same can be said for, among others, Ohio State, Texas, Ole Miss, Florida, Alabama, USC and even Rutgers.
Keeping star in-state players at home is a big part of a coach's job. Apparently, before Saban, LSU wasn't always that successful.
Let's take the top 10 in-state players in each of the past three recruiting classes; Miles and LSU have signed 20 of the 30. That's not bad by any means.
And there's no guarantee that any other coach would have more success at LSU than Miles.
Well, maybe Saban -- but he isn't leaving Alabama.
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There was no time to think, just enough time to act. Most of the 75 cross-country skiers were knotted together in one lane. Already, he could see a large pack distancing itself, and their opportunity lessening.
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It was the good ol' give-and-go, but it's not a play we see in sports very often.
The goer was Ray Sabo. The giver, Einar Often. They are skiers for the University of Alaska-Fairbanks who entered last month's regional championships with the same dream and the same problem -- both desperately wanted to make the NCAAs, but both were stuck on the bubble. If this were Bracketology, Sabo and Often would be Maryland and Florida.Sabo's chances appeared finished when another skier's knee collided with his pole and broke it on the first hill at Giants Ridge, a ski resort 3.5 hours from Minneapolis. Only the top 10 skiers at regionals qualify for the NCAA championships.
"I was looking around for the coaches," Sabo said, "and then Einar yelled to me."
Skiers, of course, break poles all the time during races. Usually a spare comes from a coach. Rarely does it come from a teammate, and certainly not from another skier in the race. But sportsmanship ruled the day. And after Often offered his ski to Sabo, Sabo skied one of the best races of his young collegiate career. He finished eighth and qualified for the NCAA championships, which begin Wednesday in Bozeman, Mont.
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Often admits he wasn't skiing well that day, which made the decision to take himself out of contention an easy one. "I felt OK," he said. "I felt, early in the race, my skis weren't that fast. My chances were there, but they weren't as big."
And an important team goal was at stake. Each school can receive a maximum of 12 NCAA berths. Alaska-Fairbanks only has a Nordic skiing program, so a full NCAA squad for them is six players, three of each gender.
"It just seemed rational to give him the pole so we would have a better chance of getting three guys into the NCAAs," Often said.
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"I'm still in awe of what kind of person [Often] is," Sabo said. "He's definitely a true sportsman."
This has happened before, at the Olympic level. At the 2006 Winter Games in Torino, Italy, Norwegian coach Bjorner Hakensmoen gave his ski pole to Canadian skier Sara Renner when the Canadians were heavily favored to win. Coincidentally, Often also is a Norwegian.
Eight years ago at the U.S. Olympic tae kwon do trials in Colorado Springs, Colo., Esther Kim gave up her spot at the Sydney Olympics so her teammate, Kay Poe, could take her place. Poe dislocated her kneecap, and Kim forfeited their match because she refused to compete against an injured player.
But in that case, it made sense because Poe and Kim were best friends. Often and Sabo are not. The sophomores share the natural bond of teammates who travel and train together, but this isn't exactly some sappy tale of ski brothers looking out for one another. This was done because it was the right thing to do. And that's almost impossible to fathom in an age when it seems more likely we'll see an athlete appear before Congress than do something selfless.
"It's a situation you meet once in a lifetime," Often said. "When that accident happened, everything pointed to that I should give him the pole."
Kind of puts what Kurt Busch did for Ryan Newman at the Daytona 500 this year in perspective, too.
But let's not downplay Sabo's role strictly because he was the beneficiary. Often's act shines so brightly because Sabo achieved something with it. And this was a big step for Sabo, who, according to his coach, hasn't always operated well under pressure. "Last year, when Ray would race, he would do fine in small races," Alaska-Fairbanks coach Scott Jerome said. "As soon as it was a race where the outcome was important, he would melt mentally. He would lock up. He would get so worked up mentally that physically he became tight."
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So if given the opportunity again, would Often make the same choice he did that day at Giants Ridge? Would he sacrifice his dreams to see a teammate accomplish his own?
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The alarmists' reaction to CEI's Notice of Intent to Sue NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies for withholding data now for nigh on two years has been particularly shrill as regards my FOIA inquiry into the clearance and other deliberations over the non-official activities for the nasty, deceptive, third-party advocacy blog RealClimate.org by one GISS spokesman Gavin Schmidt on official, taxpayer-funded time.
When considering that apparently unacceptable Request for transparency as to what NASA was thinking in agreeing to spend my money that way, our Notice and the alarmists' reaction in the current "ClimateGate" context, also consider the following relevant excerpt from "Red Hot Lies: How Global Warming Alarmists Use Threats, Fraud and Deception to Keep You Misinformed" (pp. 104-104). That nice red cover would look great under the tree this year, even if what's inside the cover is burning the retinas of the global warming industry right about now:
Putting a bow on this package of interwoven relationships and back-scratching in pursuit of the elites' agenda (and largely at taxpayer expense) comes the leading alarmist webblog RealClimate.org. Seemingly established in 2004 to counter, of all things, Michael Crichton's novel, State of Fear, RealClimate serves as the popular science media's main touchstone for alarmist memes second only to Gore and his advisor Hansen - and we see here that this is really a distinction without a difference. This outlet is populated by none other than NASA's resident alarmist mouthpiece - and official spokesman for Hansen's GISS shop - Gavin Schmidt. Although RealClimate touts the unpaid nature of their writers' work, the time-stamps on Schmidt's often highly personal blog posts make quite clear that these actually come on the taxpayer dime, as well. Other RealClimate writers include "Hockey Stick" Mann and Hockey Stick-related Casper Amman.
It turns out that Realclimate.org is owned by an outfit that is in essence a non-profit public relations firm called Environmental Media Services (EMS), "dedicated to expanding media coverage of critical environmental and public health issues", whose Pittsburgh office houses the RealClimate server.[1] ActivistCash.com describes EMS as "the communications arm of leftist public relations firm Fenton Communications."[2]
EMA's listed registrant, Betsy Ensley, engages in the objective, non-partisan pursuit of "manag[ing] BushGreenwatch.org, a joint EMS-MoveOn.org public awareness website".[3] She also apparently ran WomenAgainstBush.org, and former Harvard string theorist (and still-hilarious climate blogger) Lubos Motl notes that when Ensley was campaigning against John Ashcroft her secretary was Kalee Kreider, now Al Gore's spokesperson.[4] MoveOn is of course in part a George Soros venture, and attentive climate realists recall the kafuffle over Soros supporting Hansen's alarmism.[5]
Motl describes EMS as "primarily an organization to pay for junk science about food and beverages, often hired by food companies to damage their competitors".[6] This is known as "black marketing."[7]
This is not inconsistent with my own experience with Fenton, which I first encountered nearly two decades ago. Then, they were representing a "green" lawn care products company in a legislative effort to craft new federal laws creating a secure place in a market otherwise dominated by those whose products attain prominence through competition. This is a modus operandi that will sound very familiar by the time you finish this book. Fenton has also been associated with every questionable campaign from chasing Alar off the shelves by leveraging weepy celebrities and fear tactics to promoting Mother Sheehan's tour.[8]
As critics note, the idea that RealClimate is just a bunch of unpaid "real scientists" is risible, given their methods of argumentation are often little more than smear, ridicule, cherry- picking science, and pronouncing themselves and their exclusive little climate clique as only the few "qualified' to have an opinion on man-made global warming. RealClimate's members, like Andrew Dessler of Grist and writers for the Soros-backed Climate Progress, perpetrate a unique form of "qualification thuggery" by which anyone skeptical of their agenda are unworthy to comment, typically because they skeptic does not affiliate with the UN IPCC. When the skeptic is an IPCC author or reviewer, well he's still unqualified. And "mere physicists" such as Freeman Dyson, or chemists, or economists, are also unqualified, but only when they disagree. After all, Dessler is a chemist, and the IPCC's "chief scientist" is no such thing at all, as you'll see.
Absent agreement, this unholy alliance of activists, Big Science and other vested interests responds so viciously to even the whiff of dissent that it is impossible to not wonder what it is they are afraid of.
[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Environmental_Media_Services
[2] http://www.activistcash.com/organization_overview.cfm/oid/110.
[3] http://www.zoominfo.com/Search/PersonDetail.aspx?PersonID=326603649
[4] Lobos Motl, "Bonus: Funding of RealClimate.org", The Reference Frame", April 7, 2008, http://motls.blogspot.com/2008/04/green-trolls-edit-wmo-bbc-reports.html.
[5] See, e.g., Noel Sheppard, "NASA's Hansen Claims He's Being 'Swift-boated' by Critics", NewsBusters, September 28, 2007, http://www.newsbusters.org/blogs/noel-sheppard/2007/09/28/nasa-s-james-hansen-claims-he-s-being-swift-boated-critics.
[6] Motl, "Bonus: Funding of RealClimate.org."
[7] See discussion also at http://www.activistcash.com/organization_overview.cfm/oid/110.
[8] See Horner, "Politically Incorrect Guide to global Warming and Environmentalism", pp xv-xvi.
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The Zambia Information and Communications Technology Authority (ZICTA) has embarked on a SIM card registration exercise aimed at enhancing security in the telecommunication sector.
ZICTA Public Relations officer Chisha Malunda said the exercise protect SIM card users from hackers and will make it easy for mobile service providers to easily track the SIM card if stolen or lost.
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ZICTA, the country's telecom sector regulator Malunda said is currently working with all the three mobile service providers-MTN Zambia, Airtel Zambia and Zamtel in implementing the exercise.
ZICTA announced in October last year that it will start SIM card and mobile phone registration within the next 12 months.
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Zambia, like many other countries in the Southern African Development Community (SADC) is experiencing phenomenal growth in the use of mobile phones but many phones are being stolen everyday and criminals are using the phones to commit crimes while other phones are sold to Zambia's neighbouring countries.
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I've commented on this recipe before and think it's sensational.... If you really want to 'do your head in' try it on crusty bread with creamy blue cheese.
This recipe is a winner, and made the most delicious apricot jam that I have ever tasted. It made approximately 3.5 jars and I followed the advice of other readers to use a clean chux wipe instead of a Muslin bag and inserted a cinnamon stick in there which was simply divine! I didn't have any kitchen string so I cut off an extra piece of chux wipe to tie but it was difficult to use. My advice is to tightly wind the chux wipe prior to tying up so that it can tie a knot around your chux wipe bag. You will see what I mean as the chux wipe can distingrate if pulled tightly. I also followed the advice of other readers and cut the sugar back to 2 cups. I thought 2 cups was more than enough!
We harvested a whole heap of apricots off our tree this year. My wife normally does all the cooking but I thought I'd give this a crack...on new years eve of all times. As the countdown was going I was pouring my jam into the jars. Even I nailed this recipe. Just finished some toast and, even if I say so myself, it tasted amazing. The whole lemon thing sounded too much trouble so I just added the juice and threw the rest out. I stuck to the times except it needed around 35 minutes to get to the consistency I was happy with. It made 3.5 jars. I'll definitely be making some more....
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First time making jam, I thought it was going to be really complicated but this recipe was really straightforward! It also tastes delicious :)
This is waaay to yummy to share :-) I cut the sugar content back to 2 cups and add a cinnamon stick to my muslin bag..... On that note, I don't possess muslin bags. Instead, I cut clean chux dishcloths to size and use them.
Nice and easy recipe. Instead of warming the sugar in the oven, I heated it for 2 minutes in the microwave in a plastic ice cream container.
I've tried making jam before & it came too chunky & dry or too runny. Not this one it was just the right consistency & tasted great too - lots of compliments from family. Is definitely a keeper
Great tasting jam and so easy to make, will certainly make again :)
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I don't make jam, when I have it turned out like toffee! This was super easy and tastes great will make again.
easy to make, tangy and delicious apricot jam, the lemon certainly makes it !! will make this again !! :-)
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MIAMI'S SINORICE MOSS celebrates after scoring a touchdown with 30 seconds left in the fourth quarter against Florida State on Friday in Miami. Miami won 16-10 in overtime.
AP Photo CORAL GABLES -- Miami receiver Sinorice Moss looks a lot like his older brother Santana -- on and off the field.
They're both small and fast and have a knack for making big plays.
Santana holds school records for receiving yards, punt return yards and all-purpose yards, and has become a standout receiver for the New York Jets.
Sinorice was hampered by injuries in his first two years, but caught four passes for 112 yards and a touchdown against Florida State last week -- possibly a breakout game for the 5-foot-8 junior. The fourth-ranked Hurricanes certainly hope so.
"He definitely deserves more playing time, more catches, more everything," receivers coach Curtis Johnson said.
Sinorice will make his first career start Saturday against Louisiana Tech. He moved up the depth chart mostly because of his performance but also because starter Ryan Moore dropped three passes.
"I can't give up now," said Sinorice, who is a tad shorter and a bit stockier than Santana. "I have to keep working hard so I can stay at that spot."
If he plays like he did against the Seminoles, that won't be a problem.
Moss caught a 63-yard pass that set up a fourth-quarter field goal -- Miami's first points of the game. He added a 30-yard touchdown reception with 30 seconds to play that sent the game into overtime. He caught a screen pass over the middle, cut outside and outran several defenders for his first career touchdown.
"We weren't surprised," Moore said. "We see that every day from Sinorice. He's one of the fastest dudes in the country."
Moss' moves were similar to those Santana made as a four-year starter at Miami. But Sinorice doesn't get caught up in trying to be like his big brother -- even though he has been nicknamed "Little Santana" and "Little Moss."
"He had a lot of success out here," Sinorice said. "I felt like if I came here and worked hard, I'd be able to do some of the same things he did. There really wasn't any pressure coming here because of what he did. That just motivated me to work as hard as he did."
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I'm an east coast girl through and through who loves Northern California. I've been here 13 years but never find the landscape any less dramatic every time I see it. There are so many sunny, beautiful days and on any one of them it kills me to be inside. Hiking/backpacking, swimming and climbing are my favorite activities. I've also been taking a woodworking class for about the past year (my current project is a chair... I'm not totally sure how it'll turn out yet but even if i screw it up completely I'm loving the learning process :)). UPDATE: my chair is finished and kick-ass awesome!
I like to be active. I used to lead a run club but a foot injury turned me into a swimmer. I now swim whenever I can (I'm a member of the masters swim team and just joined a synchronized swimming team) and can't imagine giving it up. And I've taken on rock climbing and I'm totally addicted!! (and pretty good, i think. ;)). But don't get me wrong, I definitely know how to relax, too... a crossword in the park or a horror movie and homemade popcorn on a rainy day.
I'm an art gallery manager for a living so, consequently, go to a fair amount of art openings and events. But I don't take myself too seriously. I'm goofy and clumsy and sarcastic. My idea of a good time is boardgames with friends or bowling.
I'd like to find someone who enjoys outdoor activities like climbing or hiking or camping or kayaking (I'm not good at it but i love it) or something else that I don't do but would be willing to teach/share with me (I'm always open to new things). And someone who is ok with doing dorky things with me like history walks and cribbage games and ghost tours. I love a sense of humor. Also a sense of exuberance -- an openness of personality. Patience, honesty, integrity... all obviously important.
I've been described as warm, generous, non-judgmental, funny, sincere, goofy, sarcastic. The more you get to know me, the more you'll see.
I hope this glimpse of me is helpful.


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So I have been doing some reading on what cadence I should be working around. I have got mixed results from post on the forum and articles online (could be me just not understanding it all correctly.)
From what I have read it looks like the average cadence should be any were from 80-100 for training. I have also heard people mention that 50 is a ok number to train at.
Currently I am doing around 90 - 100 when riding and wanted to make sure this is a good number.


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The Donnelly Brothers
Hometown boys make good…and find love.
Holiday Homecoming, Book Two, Connor's story.
Her Savior has forgiven Natalie Delacroix her transgressions. Her high school love Pastor Connor Donnelly seems to have forgiven her for her unexplained abrupt break-off of their relationship five years ago. But can Natalie forgive herself and let love into her life? A long-postponed trip home at Christmas puts that question to the test.
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Celebrated motocross champion Jared Donnelly returns to his hometown Paradox Lake to rebuild his family's tarnished reputation, a move that nearly tears high school teacher Becca Norton's family apart.
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The Side Ratchet Tool is an excellent accessory to the 13.950 Angled Slipfix Railbolt, it accomodates a Hex Bit and levers with a ratchet action either forward or reverse. As the Angled Slipfix is designed for the upstairs rail to post joint the angle is always closed and restrictive and can not be tightened with a power tool or regular screwdriver. An Allen key can be used however this tool makes tensioning so much faster and easier working and offers good leverage and can be used for other applications, a great item to have in the tool box.


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March 1, 2010
The "101" Department: Helping Cats Find Their Happy Place
A cat adoption space should appeal to both felines and the people who come to see them. Learn how shelters are sprucing up their cat rooms with elements that keep cats engaged and please potential adopters, too.
March 1, 2010
To the Rescue: Saved from Slaughter
A Yonkers family saves a lamb from slaughter and shepherds him to safety at Farm Sanctuary in Watkins Glen, N.Y.
March 1, 2010
Maintaining the Bond
Get the scoop on Pets for Life New York City, an HSUS pilot program dedicated to helping people resolve problems that otherwise could lead to surrender, abandonment, or neglect of their animals.
March 1, 2010
The Soft Touch
Molding "hard" dogs into "soft" dogs may be easier than you think'and it also saves lives.
March 1, 2010
Mouthpieces: Hey, You! Yeah, I'm Talking to You.
In this issue, Mouthpieces uses a little humor to help you promote some of the smaller creatures you may have for adoption, such as hamsters, rabbits, ferrets, and mice.
March 1, 2010
Behavior Department: Making Babies? First, Make Baby-Ready Pets
For a pet who's used to being the center of attention, the arrival of a newborn child can be an upsetting experience. But some shelters are showing expectant parents how to adjust their routines beforehand to make their pets baby-ready and prevent them from being relinquished unnecessarily.
January 1, 2010
People Power: Stemming the Tide of Pet Overpopulation in Alabama
Former ACO Donald Kendrick is a one-man band, spreading the word about spay/neuter and connecting pet owners to low-cost options in their area.
January 1, 2010
Mouthpieces: It Takes a Long Time to Get This Sweet
This installment of Mouthpieces encourages potential adopters to take a second look at the senior cats and dogs in your care.
January 1, 2010
On the Inside, Looking Out
In 2005, inmates at San Quentin State Prison began working with dogs from a local shelter, helping to socialize and prepare the canines for new homes. It's not a unique program: Dozens of prisons around the country have teamed up with area shelters and rescue groups.
January 1, 2010
A More Perfect Union
The experts weigh in on how to help adopters find a suitable bunny companion for their pet rabbit.


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4th Annual Integrative Approach to Psychiatric Mental Health Care
Friday, November 13, 2015
Radisson Blu (Mall of America)
Bloomington, MN 55425
This conference is designed for Clinical Nurses, APRN's, Psychologists, Social Workers, Occupational Therapists, Physical Therapists, Counselors, Chaplains/Spiritual Directors, Massage Therapists, Acupuncturists, Nutritionists/Dieticians, Naturopaths, Chiropractors, Recreational Therapy and Behavioral Health Associates and others interested in integrative approaches to mental health care.
Keynote Speaker: Richard Kogan, MD
Richard Kogan has a distinguished career both as a concert pianist and as a psychiatrist. He has been praised for his "eloquent, compelling, and exquisite playing" by The New York Times, and The Boston Globe wrote that "Kogan has somehow managed to excel at the world's two most demanding professions." He has gained renown for his lectures and recitals that explore the role of music in healing and the influence of psychological factors on the
creative output of composers such as Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin, Schumann, Tchaikovsky, George Gershwin, and Leonard Bernstein.
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Hey guys! So I was gone for a few days and when I got back I went out to see tazz and he now has huge clumps of dried on dirt stuck in his fur! I can't get them out with a metal curry comb and I feel so bad because when I try it pulls on his fur like crazy. And I can't give him a bath because its to cold here in iowa. Do you guys have any tips or ideas on how to get it out?
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Over the weekend, we brought you the official episode synopses for the two-part Season 8 premiere of Grey's Anatomy slated for Thursday, September 22. Today, we bring you the full photo galleries from the first hour, "Free Fallin'," and the second, "She's Gone," courtesy of ABC.
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Mikko is not a proper motorsport driver, given his total lack of good excuses, such as "there was a canyon-sized rock in the middle of the road that I coudldn't see", and "my team told me to use butter for tires", etc.


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November 30, 2015
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"The most terrifying fact about the universe is not that it is hostile but that it is indifferent. However vast the darkness, we must supply our own light."
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Originally posted by KainRich
Speechless. I would freak if i was the guy filming. Nature is both a beautiful and terrible thing.
Edit to add, I'm thinking that's either Tool or APC. Not too big of a fan but I guess the song is decent.edit on 26-3-2011 by KainRich because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by jude11
This is a good one also...
More great footage. Same song but better recording.
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Originally posted by thatonedude
The song says "one great big festering neon obstruction harvesting gestures to keep us all occupied...let it swim"
Japan is full of neon obstructions.Tool kinda called that there....just saying.


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Abstract: It is known that Lipscomb's space can be imbedded in Hilbert's space . Let be the imbedded version of endowed with the -induced topology. We show how to construct as the attractor of an iterated function system containing an infinite number of affine transformations of . In this way we answer an open question of J.C. Perry.
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NEW YORK — The intense rivalry between Facebook and Google just got juicier.
In a twist seemingly out of a Hollywood thriller, Facebook hired a prominent public relations firm to try to plant stories harshly criticizing Google's privacy practices in leading news outlets. The efforts backfired when the firm approached a blogger who not only declined the assignment, but also went public with the offer.
The latest Silicon Valley drama has also evoked chatter of smear campaigns, secrecy and even Richard Nixon. It took the once-secret blogger known as Fake Steve Jobs to help sort it all out.
One lesson: If you're going to write an incriminating email, don't. Pick up the phone instead.
Here's another:
"If you are out there planting negative stories, you are feeding the conflict," said Larry L. Smith, president of the Institute for Crisis Management, a public relations company. "When they get in a shoving match, whoever is perceived by the public to be the bully loses in the public eye."
Rather than getting news outlets to circulate stories about privacy problems facing Google, Facebook found itself having to answer questions about why it wanted to maintain secrecy.
Facebook said it never authorized or intended to run any smear campaign against Google. Rather, the company said it hired Burson-Marsteller to prompt investigations into how a new Google service called Social Circle collects and uses data about people. In a statement, Facebook said it should have made it clear that it was behind the efforts.
Burson-Marsteller said Facebook had requested that its identity remain secret "on the grounds that it was merely asking to bring publicly available information to light." The firm said that violated its own policies, "and the assignment on those terms should have been declined."
Not that it was.
Facebook's efforts to stay anonymous — something that violates the terms of service for users of its site — began to unravel when Burson-Marsteller contacted blogger Christopher Soghoian, an Indiana University graduate student well known in online privacy and security circles.
The firm's John Mercurio asked Soghoian if he wanted to write an item for "a top-tier media outlet" blasting Google for what Mercurio calls a "sweeping violation of user privacy." Soghoian asked for the identity of the firm's client, but Mercurio wouldn't reveal it. Soghoian then posted the email exchange online.
Burson-Marsteller, meanwhile, also pitched USA Today. Instead of running with the planted story, USA Today published an article on the "PR firm's attack of Gmail privacy."
It took Newsweek tech editor Dan Lyons to figure out that Burson-Marsteller's mystery client was not Apple or Microsoft, as some murmurs went, but Facebook.
Lyons, incidentally, is the writer behind The Secret Diary of Steve Jobs, a sharp-witted blog pretending to be written by Apple's CEO. Lyons used to go by Fake Steve Jobs, but The New York Times outed him in 2007. (The blog is on hiatus out of respect for Jobs, who is on medical leave.)
"The mess, seemingly worthy of a Nixon re-election campaign, is embarrassing for Facebook, which has struggled at times to brand itself as trustworthy. But even more so for Burson-Marsteller, a huge PR firm that has represented lots of blue-chip corporate clients in its 58-year history," Lyons wrote in the Daily Beast, a website owned by the same company as Newsweek.
And so, people got a rare glimpse inside Facebook's thorny relationship with Google in a story that seems more befitting to behind-the-scenes Washington politics or rival pizza joints than the sparring between two seemingly friendly tech giants.
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