text:
A combination of digital imaging technology and passive infrared sensors, trail cameras give you the ability to monitor the woods 24/7. The built-in camera is triggered when an animal passes with the sensor's coverage area, an image or short video of the event is stored on an internal SD card. High-quality nighttime images are captured with the aid of a night vision LED flash.
No-Glow Black LED's are the latest advancement in nighttime covertness. Utilizing a black lens and Infrared LED's, No-Glow cameras emit no visible nighttime flash or glow, so they will never spook game or give away the cameras position to other humans. This is important when using cameras for security purposes and also when using a camera on a game feeder or mineral lick because it is completely undetectable at night. Nighttime pictures taken with No-Glow Black LED's will be in black and white.
Low-Glow night flash uses and array of Infrared (IR) LED's that emit an IR flash that is not visible to humans or animals, so it is much more covert than traditional bright white incandescent flash cameras. Low-Glow cameras produce black and white night images and are great for trails and field edges, because they provide a longer distance flash than No-Glow Black LED's.
Trail cameras use a Motion Sensor and Passive Infrared Sensor (PIR) to detect heat and motion (aka animals) to trigger the camera to take an image. Bushnell utilizes two unique features in our PIR Sensor; Hyper PIR and Adjustable PIR.
Hyper PIR has a built-in temperature sensor that self-regulates the passive infrared sensor for more consistent function in all weather conditions, whether hot or cold. The Hyper PIR also extends the coverage range for the PIR Sensor out to 60 feet and beyond.
Bushnell Trophy Cams give you the options of selecting High, Medium, or Low PIR sensitivity, or auto for the Hyper PIR feature. This allows you to customize the PIR setting for your exact setup.
GPS Geotag allows you the ability to input the GPS coordinates for the location of your camera into the camera. The coordinates will automatically be embedded into each picture and that enables you to plot your camera locations on a map, which makes tracking game movement easy.
Select Trophy Cams feature the Hybrid Capture mode. When the camera is on Hybrid Capture Mode, the camera will take a full resolution image, followed immediately by a full resolution video. A lot of camera users cannot decide whether or not to use video mode or image mode, but now you can do both! This feature is perfect for capturing a trophy buck chasing a doe or a big gobbler strutting across your food plot.
All Trophy Cam HD models feature High Definition video with audio. The HD Max (119678) unit features 1920x1080p HD video, while all other HD units feature 1280x720p HD video. HD video gives you a brilliant connection with the game you hunt like you've never seen before. HD video is perfect for any situation; feeders, food plots, mineral licks, trails, or field edges. Bring your game to life, and enjoy that monster buck chasing a doe or big tom gobbling with HD Video.
Field Scan is a great tool for scouting strutting gobblers in the spring and rutting bucks in the fall. Time-Lapse Technology automatically captures images at preset intervals of one minute to 60 minutes, within the time frame you select (ex: 6:00 A.M. to 11:00 A.M.). Bushnell's Field Scan 2x offers the unique ability to select two time frames for field scan (for example: 6:00 A.M. to 11:00 A.M. and 2:00 P.M. to 5:30 P.M.). This allows you to monitor dawn and dusk movement on your favorite food plot. Unlike other time-lapse cameras, Bushnell Trophy Cams can simultaneous run time-lapse and a live trigger at the same time, this ensures you will not miss any trophies that walk by your camera.
Field Scan mode allows you to cover an entire food plot with just one camera. Since the camera is taking an image at pre-set intervals, it will capture images of deer or turkey entering your food plot at 60 yards, 70 yards, even 100 yards away. This allows you to see when and exactly where the animals are entering your food plot, so you know where to hang your stand. It is best to place the camera higher on a tree than you normally would when using for Field Scan. Placing the cameras 5' to 7' off the ground pointed slightly down will give you the best view of the entire food plot or field. Setting the delay interval is based on your personal preference. Deer generally feed across a food plot rather quickly, so a 1 minute or 5 minute delay is appropriate so you do not miss any animals. Spring gobblers strutting in a field will generally stay in the field for long periods of time, so 10 minutes to 30 minutes will work well.
Hyper Night Vision gives you bright, sharp after-dark images. Big bucks often roam the darkness for most of the year; make sure your camera can capture high quality nighttime images of your trophy.
Recovery Time is the amount of time it takes a camera to take a picture, store the image to the SD Card, and "arm" itself for the next trigger. This is a very important feature for a trail camera, and often one of the most overlooked. Recovery times range from under 1 second to over 60 seconds on some cameras in the market. Bushnell's Hyper Recovery is the market leader in recovery time and comes in at less than 1 second. This is very important because you want your camera to take a picture and ready itself for the next picture as fast as possible so you do not miss multiple animals walking by. For example: You are scouting turkeys and a hen triggers the camera. If a big gobbler is following behind the hen by a few seconds (which is generally the case), cameras with slower recovery times will likely completely miss taking a picture of the gobbler. The same example can be used during the rut when a doe walks by the camera and has a buck trailing several yards behind her.
Trigger Speed is the amount of time it takes for a trail camera to "wake" from its resting state and take a picture when activated by an animal moving in front of it. When you have a camera on a game trail or field edge, you want the fasted trigger speed possible so you do not miss any animals walking by quickly or running by. Just think of how much ground you cover in a few seconds walking at a normal pace. If your camera has a slow trigger speed, you will likely miss pictures of animals completely or just get their hind end in the frame. Enter Bushnell's Lightning Fast Trigger speed. At under 0.2 second, you will never miss any animal moving in front of your camera, even if it is running.
Freeze Frame Shutter allows you to adjust the night vision shutter speed to help prevent image blur on moving animals at night. Bushnell Trophy Cams offer High, Medium, and Low speeds to accommodate any night time setting.
Programmable Trigger Interval allows you to customize how often your camera takes a picture, to maximize the camera's usefulness and versatility. Bushnell Trophy Cams trigger interval can be programed to capture images from 1 second to 60 minutes.
The fast trigger intervals are great for trails and field edges, where animals will likely be walking by and not lingering in front of the cameras. You want your camera to capture an image and then ready itself for the next image as soon as possible. If you have trophy buck trailing a doe down a trail, you don't want to miss the picture of the buck because your camera's trigger interval was set for a 30 second delay. On the other hand, if you have your camera set up on a feeder, there is no need for the trigger interval to be set at 1 second. Animals feeding will like stay in front of the camera for several minutes at a time, so a trigger interval of 5 minutes to up to an hour, depending on how busy the area is, may be appropriate. You do not want your SD card to fill up the first day with several thousand images of the same animal, so longer trigger intervals work well in this situation.
Multi-Image Model allows you to capture multiple images with each camera trigger. Bushnell Trophy Cams have the option for 1, 2, or 3 images per trigger. This feature is great for capturing images of a group of animals moving down a trail, or getting a multiple angles of a trophy buck's antlers as he works a scrape or feeds.
Day/Night Autosensor is used to "sense" the amount of daylight, and allows the camera to switch from Night Vision mode to Day-Time mode for the best night and day images.
The Data Stamp is automatically placed on the bottom of every image, and includes; day/date, temperature, time, and moon phase at the time of capture. The Trophy Cam HD Max (119678) includes Barometric Pressure as well. This information can help you identify patterns in your deer movement to give you the upper hand on your next hunt.
Multi-Flash Mode allows you to adjust the brightness of the night vision flash to accommodate your setup. Trophy Cams feature High, Medium, and Low settings for the flash. The High setting allows for maximum flash distance, while Low setting conserves battery life and prevents the "hot spot" effect in images of objects close to the camera.
There is no question glares in the woods will spook game. The Removable Anti-Reflective Shield on the 2014 Trophy Cam series prevents any glare from the sun or other light off the LED lens, making it the most covert camera on the market, day and night.
Many scientists have found a direct correlation that links animal movement to changing barometric pressure. The Trophy Cam HD Max (119678C) features the barometric pressure on the data stamp of each image, and whether the pressure is rising or falling. This will help you determine the peak times of deer movement in your area, and figure out the best times to be on stand.
Bushnell Trophy Cams have long been known for their famed 1 YEAR Plus battery life, but we didn't stop there. Compatible with the new 2014 Trophy Cam Models, the solar panel will extend your battery life even longer. The solar panel has a built in rechargeable battery that can run the camera for several weeks, even if there is no sun to recharge the battery. As long as the panel receives several hours of sunlight on a regular basis, the camera will continue to run on the solar panel battery and only switch back to the internal camera batteries when the battery in the solar panel runs out of charge.
Trail cameras are not very valuable if you cannot hang them out in the elements where your game hides. Bushnell Trophy Cams are completely weather proof and will continue taking images even in the harshest conditions.
All Trophy Cams are capable of using and SD Card with up to a 32GB capacity. This allows you to capture thousands of images in-between camera checks.
Our cameras will continue to take images from arctic cold temperatures of -20 F to desert temps as hot as 140 degrees F.


text:
Food Composting, Coming to NYC
By Christopher Stewart | July 23, 2013
Out of all the wonderful things NYC is known for, recycling is not one of them. In recycling programs, NYC falls behind 15% in the recycling rate, and Mayor Bloomberg along with Ron Gonen, New York Deputy Commissioner for recycling and sustainability are on a mission to put NYC in the forefront. Featured on The Salt: NPR food blog, a new food compost recycling program has begun in NYC. Read More

subset: commoncrawl


text:
|This article concerns a game that is unreleased.
Some details may be speculative, and may turn out to be incorrect.
The Los Puerta Freeway is a freeway that appears in GTA V. It is seen on a freeway sign on the GTA V trailer, showing its North/South alignment. It is a part of the ingame highway system's Interstate 5.
- "Los Puerta" is another example of incorrect Spanish in a GTA game, as it should either be "Los Puertos" (masculine plural for "the ports") or "La Puerta" (feminine singular for "the door").
- In real life, Interstate 5, passes through both Los Angeles and San Diego is called "San Diego Freeway". This could be a hint that Los Puerta is another city, possibly based on San Diego, also since in real life San Diego Borders Mexico, the name "Los Puerta" that can mean "the Door" could mean the inclusion of Mexico since San Diego is "the Door to the USA" to many mexican people, Rockstar may be doing this similar as they did in Red Dead Redemption.


text: A favorite in Provençal bistros, this rustic dish gets its great flavor from lots of fresh garlic, slowly cooked to a rich, mellow sweetness. Making the French classic is easy with our slow-simmered starter. We start with hand-roasted California garlic, simmering the cloves with chicken and Chardonnay wine. Rosemary, thyme and nutmeg finish the sauce with authentic Gallic flair.


text: Quick View Spot It! by Blue Orange Games $17.95 In stock online The hot seller now available in a merchandise box. Spot it is truly amazing. There is always one, and only one, matching symbol between any two cards A sharp eye and quick reflexes is all it takes to play the 5 quick party games in this grab-n-go tin. The fast action and brilliant game mechanics… See Details was


text:
Follow the yellow brick road all the way to Emerald City in this OZ Beauty Sexy Adult Costume. Even the Wicked Witch of the West will admire you in this look. This outfit comes with a light blue high waist suspender dress with a red sequin trimmed sheer panel skirt overlay and a matching peter pan collar. You can add to the authentic look of this outfit by wearing two red bows in your head and that will also give it a bit of a sexy edge to your look. A fun addition to this costume is to grab some of your friends and have them dress as the other Wizard of Oz characters like the Cowardly Lion, Tin Man, and the Scarecrow to make this part of a Wizard of Oz group ensemble.
Our Price: $44.99
Our Price: $6.97
Our Price: $3.99
Our Price: $18.97


text:
Eight months after the earthquake and tsunami hit in Japan, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (inadvertently called by friends of other faiths, the "Mormon Church") contributed donations to the fishermen of Kuji and the small village of Noda Mura in Japan.
The fisherman in those cities were devastated when the tsunami destroyed almost all of their equipment. The Church donated "three trucks, 4,500 nets, 3,000 octopus cages and various other fishing supplies to the local fishermen's cooperative" to the city of Kuji, and "trucks with refrigeration equipment and fish tanks, a fork lift, a large-volume digital scale and 70 large containers for hauling the day's catch" in Noda Mura. In Kuji, the head of the fisherman's co-op, Kenichiro Saikachi, thanked the Church saying, "For us who received the shock of this great disaster, the donation today from your church is a reassuring act of kindness." This is a part of the ongoing effort of the Church in contributing to the welfare of those affected by the disaster in Japan. "Both the mayor and the head of the co-op were visibly moved by the help they had received from people they were not aware of before the earthquake and tsunami."
To read the full story, please visit the official Mormon news website of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Learn more about the Church humanitarian aid program.


text:
Please submit a cover letter and resume.
Wilfrid Laurier University endeavors to fill positions with the best available candidates who have the appropriate combination of education, experience, skills and abilities to successfully perform the duties of the position while demonstrating Laurier's Employee Success Factors.
Wilfrid Laurier University is committed to equity and values diversity. We welcome applications from qualified individuals of all genders and sexual orientations, persons with disabilities, Aboriginal persons and persons of a visible minority. To obtain a copy of this job description in an accessible format, please contact Human Resources at 519-884-1970 ext.2007.


text:
table number cards
Reception table number cards from The American Wedding!After you exchange your vows is when it is time for everyone to celebrate your new union. For your wedding reception, ensure everyone is where you planned for them to be by identifying each table with a number for easy navigation. Our wide variety of table card numbers are a perfect way to accent your dinner reception and direct your guests to their tables. From stylish to classic, we will have one that will be perfect for your reception. Your perfect table card is just clicks away
Suggested Colors
Foil Ampersand Table CardsAs low as $1.42/ card
Kennedy Table CardsAs low as $1.04/ card


text:
Zales Coupon Codes and Coupons
Get the latest coupons and coupon codes for special gifts at Zales Jewelers. Zales is a trusted jewelry store known for quality and style, from diamond rings to personalized jewelry. Experience The Zales Difference with valuable style and deals at Zales outlet, clearance items or previously owned jewelry. Zales rings will dazzle you and prices may surprise you with added coupons and cash back.
= Cash Back is Available
Restrictions for Use
Gift Card Details: Cash Back available on redemption (not purchase) of gift cards/certificates.


text: The exterior of this vanity case is in gently loved condition. The vachetta leather has a moderate patina and the hardware is scratched and tarnished. There is also a scuffed dent in the monogram canvas along the bottom front. A central monogram has been taken off of the case, leaving a blurred mark just under the front lock. The interior is clean and in great condition. It includes a luggage tag, clochette, and two keys. It does not ship with a designer dust bag.


text:
- Home
- News
- Sports
- Opinion
- Obituaries
- Features
- Special Sections
- Classifieds
- Public Notices
Forgot Password? | Not a User? Sign up
A cool rain greeted performers as they entered the Oldham County Arts Center Feb. 24. The event drew talent of all ages during auditions for the second-annual Oldham Icon contest.
Oldham Icon is an event presented by Oldham Chamber & Economic Development and sponsored by area businesses. As part of the Oldham Chamber & Economic Development's Showcase event on March 19, Oldham Icon adds a bit of flare and features local talent.
If you currently subscribe or have subscribed in the past to the Oldham Era, then simply find your account number on your mailing label and enter it below.
Click the question mark below to see where your account ID appears on your mailing label.
If you are new to the award winning Oldham Era and wish to get a subscription or simply gain access to our online content then please enter your ZIP code below and continue to setup your account.
|ZIP Code:


text:
The Power of Independent Thinking
What Should the Fed Be Doing? Myths, Current Strategies and Alternatives
Recorded: Monday, November 12, 2012
Research Fellow David Beckworth, editor of Boom and Bust Banking, and Research Fellow Scott Sumner, contributor to Boom and Bust Banking, discuss the role of the Fed.
Experts: David Beckworth, Scott SumnerType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Banking and Finance, Bureaucracy and Government, Business, Economic History and Development (U.S.), Economic Policy, Fiscal Policy/Debt, Free Market Economics, Regulation and Deregulation
Bureaucracy vs. The Environment: What Should Be Done?
Recorded: Wednesday, June 28, 2006
Part 1 |
Part 2
Part 3
Environmental quality has been a major public concern since the first Earth Day in 1970, yet the maze of environmental regulations enacted since has fostered huge government bureaucracies better known for waste and failure than for innovation and success.
Experts: Carl P. Close, Michael Shaw, Randy T SimmonsType: Independent Institute EventIssues: Environment


text:
Summer in Seward Park - PopFit Kids
Thursday, July 11, 2013
10:00 a.m.–11:30 a.m.
This event repeats every week on Thursday between 7/11/2013 and 8/1/2013.
Please note: This event has already taken place. Please use the Search options on the right to find upcoming events.
Get Your Move On! Jump, Tuck, Jack and Jog. Join the new family exercise craze. For children up to age 12.
Directions to this location Location Details:
At the volleyball court.
Contact Number
(646) 395-4186


text:
Helpful Information for Faculty & Staff
Please click on the following links that contain various personnel information and online forms. Some links are password protected.
- University, Alumni and College Awards Information
- Awards
- Graduate Dismissal Policy
- Incomplete Grading Policy
- Faculty Profile Submission Form
- College Policy on Mission & Career Management
- College Policy on Adjunct Faculty
- College Policy on Clerical Support
- College Policy on Graduate Student Dismissal
- Computer Training
- Email Directory
- Faculty Governance
- Faculty Handbook
- Faculty Contract Calendar 2013-2014
- Personnel Services
- United Faculty of Florida
- Policy on Graduate Faculty
- Ehtics and Academic Integrity - Faculty Guidelines
- Faculty Assignments Policy
- Policy on Graduation Attendance
- Statement regarding recording of instructional activities
- Permission Form for Recording Class Content
- Instructor Promotion Policy
PDFs require Acrobat Reader. Click on button below to download.
Content Last Updated on: October 18, 2013
All Pages maintained by College Webmaster
All Pages maintained by College Webmaster


text:
The Male Power Bamboo Rayon Collection combines Male Power 's sexy silhouettes with an ultra-cozy bamboo fabric. The Power Sock has a comfortable waistband, a low rise, and a roomy, supportive pouch to provide an enhanced look. The bamboo, modal-like fabric is has a flattering drape and lightweight feel.
95% Rayon derived from Bamboo, 5% Spandex.
Machine wash cold. No bleach. Tumble dry low. Remove promptly. Wash dark colors separately
|28-34 in 71-86 cm
|Large/Extra Large
|36-40 in 91-102 cm


text:
Blog Love: Halloween Decorations & Crafts
This year with the beauty of Pinterest and the many many blogs and Facebook pages we follow, we bring you the best of Halloween Decorations from around the web. We searched high and low to find you unique and great ideas for you to have a nice and fun Halloween.
Look out tomorrow for Blog Love Halloween II for baked goodies ideas!


text:
Posted on 4/14/2014
Erica Fields
In honor of National Poetry Month, the Creative Writing class welcomes guest instructor Terri Kirby Erickson. Mrs. Erickson will talk about turning memories into poems. Mrs. Erickson was chosen as the 2013 Leidig Keynote Poet at Emory & Henry College. Her work has appeared in numerous literary journals, anthologies and other publications. Mrs. Erickson is the author of four collections of poetry. A Lake of Light and Clouds is her most recently published collection of poetry. Please join us as we welcome an award winning author to our Creative Writing Class. This is a free class for Adults.
Wednesday April 16th at 1:30pm at the Lewisville Library
6490 Shallowford Road
Lewisville, NC 27023
(336) 703-2940
Closed Sunday
10:00 - 9:00 Monday
10:00 - 9:00 Tuesday
10:00 - 9:00 Wednesday
10:00 - 6:00 Thursday
10:00 - 6:00 Friday
10:00 - 5:00 Saturday
Hours for All Locations
Holiday Closings
Copyright © 2016 Forsyth County | Contact the Webmaster | Site Map


text:
|Release Date: October 29, 2004
|Running Time: 100 mins.
|MPAA Rating: R
|Box Office: $55,153,403.00
|Genre: Horror, Thriller
Leigh Whannell
Cary Elwes
Danny Glover
Ken Leung
All Cast & Crew >>
Summary:A young man named Adam wakes to find himself chained to a rusty pipe inside a decrepit subterranean chamber. Chained to the opposite side of the room is another bewildered captive, Dr. Lawrence Gordon. Between them is a dead man lying in a pool of blood, holding a .38 in his hand. Neither man knows why he has been abducted, but instructions left on a microcassette order Dr. Gordon to kill Adam within eight hours. If he fails to do so, then both men will die; Dr. Gordon's wife, Alison, and his daughter will also be killed. Recalling a recent murder investigation by a police detective named Tapp, Dr. Gordon realizes he and Adam are the next victims of a psychopathic genius known only as "Jigsa... Full Summary >>


text:
BW067: Battling the Bully!
this wiki
Episode Plot
Back on the road to Mistralton City, the Sunglasses Krokorok has returned once again to challenge Ash to a battle bent on defeating his rival, Pikachu since he followed them from Nimbasa Town, Nimbasa City, Driftveil City, and Chargestone Cave. During a rivalry battle, Pikachu and Krokorok are knocked for a loop after the move interception of Stone Edge and Electro Ball which caused the blast. Pikachu is seen rolling into the next town and he's found by a little boy name Nick who apparently had no confidence in himself. Ash and co. run into Krokorok again and find Pikachu with Nick. He explains that his friend Glen started something everytime always saying the word "Let's Battle!". Meanwhile Glen and Shaun are having a pokemon battle just for fun which causes Glen to start a fight with Shaun when Blitzle dodged Patrat's Tackle. Can Ash help this budding young trainer how to battle right so he could battle his friends with his Pikachu? Yes. And will they receive help from an unexpected source? Yes, with a little help from Krokorok to team up with Pikachu in a double battle against Scolipede and Seismitoad.
- Seismitoad
- In flashbacks, Krokorok watched Ash participate in the finals against Iris in the Don Battle Tournament in BW044: The Club Battle Finale: A Heroes Outcome!, tried to get on the train in BW053, saw Ash enter the Driftveil Gym in BW063 and was the one who threw the pen that belonged to Prof. Cedric Juniper that startled the Klingklang in BW065.
- Krokorok almost did the "blasting off gag" in the beginning of the episode as Ash's Pikachu didn't blast off that far in their separate directions.
- As Ash and co. move into the next town where his Pikachu got blown off in this direction, how did Krokorok managed to get back in the scene when he got blasted off that far away?
- Poison Tail returns to the series.
- Who's that Pokémon?: Krokorok (Japan) Scolipede (U.S.)
- Ash and co. may have encountered several Scolipedes that are wild in the wilderness in Unova before since BW009: The Bloom Is on Axew!, and some Palpitoads before since BW034: Ash and Trip's Third Battle!. And some of the Scolipedes and Palpitoads belonged to many trainers in Unova including Ash's Palpitoad and Clay's Palpitoad excluding Seismitoad, the evolved form of Palpitoad.
- This is the second time Ash looked up Scolipede on the Pokedex since BW009: The Bloom Is on Axew! but the difference is, it said "the evolved form of Whirlipede" which the Castelia City Gym leader Burgh has one in BW025: Battling For The Love of Bug-Types! which it battled Ash's Sewaddle now evolved into Swadloon and lost.
- This is the only time in the episode when Ash looked up each Pokemons on the Pokedex one by one when another image picture of another pokemon appears.
- This is the third time Ash's Pikachu used Thunderbolt on a Unova Ground type Pokemon that wouldn't work. First was the Sunglasses Sandile in BW020: Dancing With the Ducklett Trio! since it evolved into Krokorok in the end and got blown away. Second was Iris' Excadrill in BW044: The Club Battle Finale: A Heroes Outcome! during the finals in the battle tournament in Nimbasa Town. This time he used it on the Sunglasses Krokorok.
- This is the second time Ash mentioned about Krokorok's type is. The first was BW063: Battling the King of the Mines! but the difference is, Ash told Pikachu that its a Ground-type, and now he said to Nick that its a Ground/Dark-type.
- This is the 2nd time Ash caught a pokemon that wears a sunglasses. First was the leader of the Squirtle Squad named Squirtle in IL012 Here Comes the Squirtle Squad. The difference is, there were no other Krokoroks like this one to follow that Ash's Pikachu encountered with.
- This episode would be the last time the Sunglasses Krokorok do the "blast off gag" from Team Rocket three times in each episode before he was caught by Ash. Which is BW012: Here Comes the Trubbish Squad! as a Sandile, and BW020: Dancing With the Ducklett Trio! since it evolved already.
- Its true that Iris said that Krokorok's not one of Ash's Pokemon and happens to be a #1 rival for Pikachu but when Ash told him to come along with the group when he felt sad after he lost to Pikachu in the end, he's now one of Ash's as a new friend and catches him with his Poke Ball.
|This article is an anime stub.
Please help the Pokémon Wiki by expanding it.


text:
The hillside location of this vineyard is ideal for Cabernet, as it sits above the fog line, enjoying warmer days and cooler nights. This lovely Cabernet shows expressive, mountain-bred fruit flavors of crushed berry, cassis and plum punctuated by bright herbal notes and cedar. Try this with grilled, herb-crusted sirloin or filet mignon.
* San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition


text:
Northeast Region Places to Stay
Filters Selected: Northeast x Clear All Filters
20 miles west of Grand Forks on Highway 2
Arvilla, ND 58502
Arvilla, ND 58502
Constructed in the 1930s by the Civilian Conservation Corps, the park is located in a beautiful wooded valley along the meandering Turtle River. Th...
8735 130th Ave. NE
Mountain, ND 58262
Mountain, ND 58262
Historic, picturesque country estate, bed and breakfast offerings and bus tours welcomed, flower gardens, fine dining, weddings, pumpkin carriage ...
511 Reeves Drive
Grand Forks, ND 58201
Grand Forks, ND 58201
Turn-of-the-century home built in 1901, in the historic district of Grand Forks, 3 large guest rooms, full breakfast, no pets. Credit cards accepted....
City Park
Adams, ND
Adams, ND
Tent, 2 RV sites with electric, dump station, picnic area, restrooms....
903 Park St. W.
Park River, ND 58270
Park River, ND 58270
Motel, steakhouse, lounge, package store, high-speed Internet. All of your needs under one roof. ...
203 Main St.
Alsen, ND 58311
Alsen, ND 58311
PREMIUM NORTH DAKOTA DUCK and GOOSE CAMP. Two buildings of deluxe, furnished private units. LOSE YOURSELF TO THE PRAIRIE, THEN FIND YOURSELF IN LUX...
1000 N. 42nd St.
Grand Forks, ND 58203
Grand Forks, ND 58203
118 rooms, continental breakfast, pets, AC, CATV, HBO, high-speed Internet, close to UND, Engelstad Arena and Chester Fritz Auditorium....
1820 S. Columbia Road
Grand Forks, ND 58203
Grand Forks, ND 58203
57 rooms, Jacuzzi/fireplace suites, full-size pool, whirlpool, 60-plus item continental breakfast, hair dryers, free fitness passes, close to conventi...
1015 12th St. W.
Grafton, ND 58237
Grafton, ND 58237
41 rooms, Jacuzzi/fireplace suites, full -size pool, whirlpool, sauna, deluxe continental breakfast, only 40 minutes north of Grand Forks, free high-s...
951 South 42nd St.
Grand Forks, ND 58201
Grand Forks, ND 58201
Vacation with the newly built Baymont Inn & Suites Grand Forks hotel! It's only 6.7 miles from Grand Forks International Airport (GFK) and less t...
601 Eighth Ave.
Langdon, ND 58249
Langdon, ND 58249
At Bed and Breakfast at Tiffany's, we strive for impeccable quality and service in everything we do. Whether you're here the evening for one of o...
Walhalla, ND 58282
Walhalla, ND 58282
1,000 acres hunting land in the heart of the Pembina Gorge. Land borders the Frost Fire Ski Resort. Lodging is available. Lodge looks like a barn...
218 James St. W.
Michigan, ND 58259
Michigan, ND 58259
Studio has kitchen, microwave, refrigerator, laundry, bathroom, deck, fish cleaning station, cable television, pull out sofa and garage....
101 Main St.
Lakota, ND 58344
Lakota, ND 58344
Built in 1919. Renovated three-floor Lakota Hotel, no elevator, 15 kitchenette rooms, dining hall, game room, game cleaning room, freezer space, room ...
Highway 2 West
Grand Forks, ND 58203
Grand Forks, ND 58203
45 rooms, weekly and monthly rates, AC, CATV....


text:
GA Rendezvous and Muzzleloader Calendar - January 2016 Georgia Pow Wow Events Schedule
Conner Prairie's hands-on classes provide a rare opportunity to work closely with some of the nation's best craftsmen. Small class sizes in well-equipped facilities allow you to develop basic to advanced skills. Details
This calendar of Rendezvous, Mountain Man, Muzzleloading or Reenactment related events is brought to you as a courtesy of Crazy Crow Trading Post to help keep you up-to-date on the latest happening. We will do our best to validate the accuracy of the information provided, but cannot be responsible for inaccuracies. Check with the contact names and website links of event sponsors for the latest information.
Not Listed?
If you don't see your Rendezvous, Mountain Man, Muzzleloading or Reenactment related event listed - use the Add Your Event form to submit it online. New events are also listed on our What's New page the day they are added.
You will receive a return email notifying you when your rendezvous, reenactment or event has been added to the Crazy Crow Trading Post Indian Rendezvous Calendar so that you may verify its accuracy.
Upcoming events based on your search:
Tentative Schedule for the 2015 NMLRA / WKU Seminar and Workshop - 34th Anniversary Year
Event Begin-End Date: June 3 - June 12 2015 Location: West 14th Avenue Bowling Green, KY 42101 USA Contact: Brenda Hooton 812-667-5131 email@example.com Web Address: http://nmlra.org/programs-2/gunsmithing-seminar/
Three Day Classes: Begin on Wednesday, June 3rd at 1:00 p.m. and end on Saturday, June 6th at 1:00 p.m. Picnic and Shoot at Leeper?s at 4:30 p.m.
Six Day Classes: Begin on Sunday, June 7th at 8:00 a.m. and end on Friday, June 12th at 1:00 p.m. Picnic and Shoot at Leeper's at 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, June 6th prior to the beginning of the six day class schedule. There will be a second picnic at the home of Herschel House on Wednesday, June 10th at 6:00 p.m.
Nine Day Classes: Begin on Wednesday, June 3rd at 1:00 p.m. and end on Friday, June 12th at 1:00 p.m. On Saturday, June 6th classes will end at 1:00 p.m. followed by the picnic and shoot at Leeper's at 4:30 p.m. Classes will resume on Sunday, June 8th at 8:00 a.m. There will be a second picnic at the home of Herschel House on Wednesday, June 10th at 6:00 p.m.
Select Rendezvous Products from Crazy Crow..
Rendezvous Attire from Head to Foot
Whatever your rendezvous needs, Crazy Crow Trading Post has it! As the largest supplier of Native American Indian crafts and craft supplies we have everything for all types of "period" crafts that you will need. From head to foot, we can outfit you (or help you make your own) in the finest Mountain Man or other period outfit desired.
- American Mountain Man & Buckskinner Craft Kits
- Mountain Man / Frontier Moccasin & Clothing Patterns
- Buckskinner & Mountain Man Clothing
- Rendezvous Craft Supplies: Beads, Leather, Feathers & more..
- Mountain Man & Frontier Musical Instruments
- Mountain Man Videos: Beading, Dress & Equippage, Tanning, Tipi Setup, Knife & Tomahawk Throwing & more..
- Buckskinning Books: Book of Buckskinning Series, Making Buckskin Clothes, & more..
Rendezvous Camp Central..
We're also your rendezvous camping supply center too. From cast iron cook sets and cookware to tipis and a huge supply of Whitney Point, Hudsons Bay and other Native American style blankets, we'll have everything to make your stay at the rondy more enjoyable.


text:
Officials from NNSA's Uranium Processing Facility Project Office and Consolidated Nuclear Security recently signed an agreement to create a team dedicated to accomplishing the Uranium Processing Facility mission: a new UPF with Building 9212 capabilities by 2025 for under $6.5 billion.
The agreement also emphasizes a collaborative approach to problem solving and issue resolution focused on early identification and rapid communication. It was signed by 25 leaders of the project from both UPO and CNS, including UPF Federal Project Director John Eschenberg and CNS Project Director Brian Reilly.
Partnering is an industry best practice that has been used by DOE's Environmental Management Program, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and large commercial construction projects. UPO's partnering agreement with CNS represents the first such agreement for NNSA and serves as yet another example of the way in which NNSA is applying industry best practices to improve project management.
Shaking hands: On left, UPF Federal Project Director John Eschenberg; on right, CNS Project Director Brian Reilly
Watch coverage of an NNSA Nevada-based national emergency response capability, featured by a Las Vegas NBC affiliate.
The Y-12 National Security Complex recently was recognized by NNSA for achieving the highest savings rate in the NNSA enterprise for fiscal year 2013.
At the recent Supply Chain Management Center (SCMC) biannual operational meeting, NNSA presented Y‑12 Procurement Operations with the award for attaining the Highest Total Strategic Savings Rate among NNSA's seven management and operating contractors. Y‑12 achieved a total 6.51 percent savings rate of total strategic spending, as measured by the SCMC.
In FY 2014, the SCMC also accepted Y‑12's recommendation for a regional sourcing approach. This new localized approach will award regional supplier contracts to improve lead time, reduce freight cost, and increase use of local small businesses. Sites within the same region will be served by the contracted supplier in the area instead of a national, single-source supplier.
Sandia radiation effects researcher Jim Schwank has won the 2014 IEEE Nuclear and Plasma Sciences Society Merit Award, which recognizes outstanding technical contributions to the fields of nuclear and plasma sciences.
The award is based on the importance of individual technical contributions, importance of technical contributions made by teams the individual led, quality and significance of publications and patents, years of technical distinction and leadership, and service in the fields of nuclear and plasma sciences and related disciplines.
Read more.
NNSA this week showcased its twin-engine Bell 412 helicopter during the Health Physics Society's annual meeting in Baltimore. The helicopter is equipped with gamma radiation sensing technology and used to measure naturally occurring background radiation at various locations throughout the country.
Read more.
Thousands of employees at the Pantex Plant and the Y-12 National Security Complex came together recently to celebrate the formation of a new team joining the two sites under the leadership of Consolidated Nuclear Security, LLC. Both sites' luncheons and safety fairs delivered a strong emphasis on safety. Each employee received a CNS lanyard with the Pantex, Y-12 and CNS logos, along with the slogan "One Team, Better Together."
CNS assumed responsibility for management and operations at Pantex and Y-12 on July 1 after a four-month transition process. The two sites will be operated jointly under a unique arrangement that will allow the new contractor to focus on its main priorities of safety, security, quality, mission delivery and cost efficiency.
Hazardous devices teams from around the Southwest recently wrangled their bomb squad robots at the eighth annual Robot Rodeo at Los Alamos National Laboratory. Teams participated in various events and simulations including searching vehicles for explosive devices, recovery of a stolen weapon, navigating obstacle courses and dealing with suicide bombers.
See photos from the event here.
Watch a video of the 2012 Robot Rodeo at Los Alamos National Laboratory.
DOE Under Secretary for Nuclear Security and NNSA Administrator Frank Klotz visited Kansas City today just in time to pack the last crate at the Bannister Federal Complex, marking the final day of an 18-month move to the National Security Campus eight miles south of the old facility. His crate was one of 30,000 packed since January 2013. In all, more than 3,000 truckloads transported thousands of pieces of equipment, some weighing as little as six ounces to a milling machine weighing 87,000 pounds. Later in the day, General Klotz thanked everyone who was involved in this massive effort at an all-hands meeting at the new facility. He congratulated them on completing 99.9 percent of their deliverables on time and on budget while completing one of the largest industrial moves in the country.
Learning techniques to combat nuclear trafficking, touring the world's first plutonium production reactor, and spending time analyzing radiation detection methods in a state-of-the-art underground laboratory are not opportunities available to most students. These are just a few of the activities that students recently participated in at the third annual Radiation Detection for Nuclear Security Summer School.
Co-sponsored by Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) and NNSA's Office of Defense Nuclear Nonproliferation Research and Development, the program brought 13 graduate students from across the country to Richland, Wash., for hands-on training in detecting radiological signatures relevant to nuclear security. Participants engaged in interactive discussion and activities on a variety of technical, policy, and operational challenges, including the Fukushima incident response, NNSA's technology-focused threat reduction program, and the nuclear fuel cycle.
The two-week course provides students with a unique understanding of nuclear security challenges and real-world constraints faced in the field. It is designed to expose them to the technical foundations, analysis and insight that will fuel future research and careers in nuclear security.
PNNL physicist Bob Runkle (middle) explains the nuances of neutron detection to physics students Matthew Michalak, Univ. of Wisconsin Madison, and Emily Jackson, Univ. of Massachusetts Lowell, during a testing exercise at PNNL's Large Detector Laboratory.
2014 Radiation Detection for Nuclear Security Summer School students and instructors.
Every year, NNSA's Pantex Plant uses thousands of pounds of paper that must be destroyed to protect sensitive information. For the vast majority of that paper, a trip through the shredder is not the end of its purpose, but only a beginning.
After spending a few weeks composting in a pile of feedlot waste, the paper goes on to help fertilize thousands of acres of crops across the Texas Panhandle and beyond, beneficially reusing a valuable resource and saving massive space in the landfill.
The idea to use waste paper for compost sprouted about 10 years ago when the Waste Ops Department was looking for a better outcome for the paper than burying it in the landfill. Traditional recycling was considered, but it can be expensive and difficult to find a recycler to take paper shredded as finely as security requirements at Pantex mandate.
Read more.


text:
Narrow your search
Sometimes a product is worth a second chance. And that's exactly what one CNET editor found when he gave a unique cell phone accessory another go.
In the big wide world of mobile accessories the Flygrip will stand out, but even as a smartphone stand it's not worth its clunky design.


text:
The Kerr-Cole Sustainable Living Center was created by Barbara Kerr and Sherry Cole. The Center envisions a future where humans live sustainably and in harmony with the natural world in a fashion that fosters social and economic justice. We believe the path to a meaningful and enriching life can and should be built on processes that will secure the foundations of our civilizations in the millennia to come. Our mission is to educate individuals and families to integrate sustainable living methods into their lives. Our focus is on: solar cooking and food drying; renewable energy; organic gardening; and other technologies and practices relating to the home environment. The center is committed to on-going research, development and testing of these methods, and to the sharing of this knowledge locally and globally. We demonstrate that living responsibly goes hand-in-hand with a physically and spiritually fulfilling lifestyle.
Visit the Center
Visitors are welcome by appointment. Call 928-536-2269 or email email@example.com.
Group Tours, Seminars and Private Tutorials
You can have a general tour of the Sustainable Home, or we can focus on a particular interest. 1 to 6 persons, 2-hour session; $5 per person. School field trips can be negotiated.
Guest Accommodations
Overnight stays are possibile: guests provide their own food, vehicle, tent, sleeping bag, personal equipment, etc. A motel is three miles away. Meals are often shared and evenings spent together. In the past the on-site living spaces were available for longer term residency and internships, but the availability of these options can no longer be guaranteed.
You can rent a car in Phoenix or take the White Mountain Bus Line to Show Low. By prior arrangement, we will pick up and return to Show Low.
External links
Kerr-Cole Sustainable Living Center
P.O. Box 146
Taylor, Arizona 85939
Tel. +1 (928) 536 2269
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
Leonard Stratford, a 10-year-old technology whiz, is about to move outside his comfort zone when he trades his computer for a campground.
For Leonard, the closest thing to camping that he's ever experienced was the time he built a living room tent out of blankets.
His mom, Kim Curteman, hopes her son will find as much contentment in front of a campfire as he does at his gaming screen. He has borrowed a sleeping bag and is hoping to see boulders, lizards and snakes when he goes hiking.
Leonard will attend camp for the first time this month with the Boys & Girls Club of Tustin, thanks to a scholarship from the Register Campership Fund.
"I've never been interested before," Leonard said. "I was more interested in computers."
Curteman, a single mom, said she wants her son to experience nature as well as continuous time with other children. Leonard has a grown sister who lives in Florida. Curteman, 51, works as a custodian at a church in Santa Ana. She and Leonard live in Tustin, where they rely on their bikes or the bus to get around. Leonard hasn't been able to play sports because of the difficulty of transportation.
He will be changing elementary schools in the fall after experiencing bullying at his previous school.
Curteman and Leonard said he was called names because of his skin color. Leonard's father is African-American.
Staff at the Boys & Girls Club has helped Leonard cope with feeling left out because of the unkind words.
"Sometimes they would bring me down to where I didn't want to speak in the classroom anymore," he said. "Maybe they might have some issues but they're bringing it on to me."
Curteman said she will miss Leonard while he's away.
"I'm hoping he'll do good," she said. "I'll miss telling him to brush his teeth or dinner's ready or get off the computer."
Leonard said he expects the hardest part of camp will be a week without technology.
"I don't like it but I'm still going," he said.
Curteman expects her son will be full of stories when he returns.
"It will be a great adventure because there will be all different things and a different environment," she said.
Click here to learn more about Register Campership or to donate.
Contact the writer: email@example.com 714-796-3686


text:
May 6, 2016
WINNEBAGO COUNTY (WIFR) -- A new facility will soon be available to victims of domestic abuse.
Judge Rosemary Collins tells us the U.S. Department of Justice awarded Winnebago County's Safe Harbor program $400,000. The money will be used to create a new supervised visitation facility, which would allow parents to spend time with their kids in a secure setting.
Click Here to access the online Public Inspection File
Viewers with disabilities can get assistance accessing this station's FCC Public Inspection File by contacting the station with the information listed below. Questions or concerns relating to the accessibility of the FCC's online public file system should be directed to the FCC at 888-225-5322, 888-835-5322 (TTY), or firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
Home > Sponsorship
1-888-511-6548 : P.O. Box 9716
World Vision is a Christian humanitarian organization dedicated to working with children, families and their communities worldwide to reach their full potential by tackling the causes of poverty and injustice.
This document has been updated.
Please click here.
Sponsor a Child or Family Today: Your Sponsorship Donation Saves Lives
� 2007 World Vision Inc
|Site Search : Sitemap : Privacy / Security : Contact Info : Careers : Spanish : Korean : Chinese : FAQs : Links : Donor Service


text:
JE144: A Crowning Achievement
Revision as of 00:18, July 1, 2014 by DragonSpore18 (Talk | contribs)
12,920pages on
this wiki
this wiki
While en route to Mt. Silver, Ash and co encounter even more Slowpoke and a King's Rock on a stalagmite. As they were about to investigate it, a young researcher stops them. She and her father explain that that rock is to crown the next Slowking, but the rock is guarded by Shellder. Will Alice's Slowpoke be the next king?
- This was the final episode in the entire series that used hand-colored cel animation. Every episode after this from JE145 onward uses Digital-colored cel animation. Other series went through the change to digital colored cell animation, including Inuyasha, Big O and Batman Beyond.
|This article is an anime stub.
Please help the Pokémon Wiki by expanding it.
| This article has an incomplete plot or synopsis.
Reason: N/A
Please help the Pokémon Wiki by expanding it.


text:
Things just got a lot more interesting on the set of Bones as stars Emily Deschanel and
[WARNING: The following story contains spoilers from Monday's midseason finale of Gotham. Read at your own risk.]
Feliz Navidad is the holiday theme of the Goddard Center's galleries which will feature the beautiful, touching art of Kathy Sosa opens Tuesday and continues through January 8th.The public is invited to a free opening...
Fresh off a show-stopping rendition of
Each of the three years Ricky Gervais hosted the Golden Globes, he was Hollywood's notorious poster...
Buffy the Vampire Slayer star
The Fosters will be returning for a Season 4, ABC Family announced Monday. The family drama...
A brand new teaser for Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice debuted during...
CBS has announced return dates for The Amazing Race,
[WARNING: The following story contains spoilers from Sunday's finale of The Walking Dead. Read at your own risk.] Sunday's midseason finale of
Actress Liv Tyler confirmed in an Instagram post on Sunday that she is engaged to British sports agent and...
Ardmore Directory
Featured Businesses
- Loading...
Business Name
Location, ST | website.com
- Find Ardmore Attractions
- Bars
- Restaurants
- Beauty Salons
- Entertainment
- Doctors
- Medical Specialists
- Contractors
- Education
- Lawn Services
- Lawyers
- Shopping
- Travel
- Tanning
- Used Cars
- Wedding Services
Sign up for our newsletter and have the top headlines from your community delivered right to your inbox.


text:
Just south of Beijing City, this is a prestigious address for discerning business travellers - the only international 5-star hotel in the Beijing Development Area (BDA). The offices of Fortune 500 companies are within easy reach, but so are Beijing's iconic landmarks and the hiking trails of Nan Haizi Park - a hidden treasure. So save time for sightseeing.
- Check-in:14:00
- Check-out:12:00
Services offered by the hotel
- . Internet access
- . Connectivity Lounge
- . Fitness Lounge
- . Access to the pool
- . Complimentary mineral water in the room
- . Parking
- . Accommodation and breakfast are free for 1 child under 12 years sharing parents' room.


text:
Penn State Wilkes-Barre is a campus of the Pennsylvania State University. Penn State is geographically dispersed, with campuses located across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The campuses embody the University's land-grant mission, bringing the resources of a major university to people in their hometown areas.
The Chancellor is the campus chief executive officer, having overall responsibility for the functioning of the campus.
Director of Academic Affairs
The Director of Academic Affairs (DAA) is the chief academic officer of a campus. The DAA is responsible for academic programs and faculty at the campus.
Campus Program Coordinators
Campus Program Coordinators are the faculty on campus in charge of the academic programs from which students can earn a degree at Penn State Wilkes-Barre.
Faculty Senate
The Wilkes-Barre Faculty Senate is the representative body of the Penn State Wilkes-Barre faculty with authority on all matters that pertain to the educational interests of Wilkes-Barre. The Senate acts as an advisory and consultative body to the chancellor of Wilkes-Barre on any matter that may affect the attainment of the educational objectives of Wilkes-Barre. The Senate serves as a forum to exchange ideas among the Wilkes-Barre faculty members, administration and students.
Director of Continuing Education
The Director of Continuing Education is responsible for Penn State Wilkes-Barre Continuing Education, which serves Luzerne, Wyoming, Bradford and Sullivan counties by offering quality programming to support the workforce development needs of companies and the professional development needs of individuals. In addition, academic enrichment and athletic camps are offered for school-age youth.
Director of Information Technology Services
The Director of Information Technology Services (ITS) ensures that students, faculty and staff have the information technology tools and infrastructure necessary to enhance learning, teaching, research, outreach, administration, and support activities at our campus. ITS also provides telephone services and maintains the physical data and telecommunication infrastructure on campus.
Director of Student Affairs
The Director of Student Affairs (DSA) has the responsibility of crafting a vibrant co-curricular learning environment for campus students. Through varied programming, the DSA and staff create opportunities for students to hone leadership, project management, and teamwork skills. A variety of clubs afford students the chance to network with peers. The Athletics Department offers both varsity and intramural competition options. Career counseling assists students in discovering a fulfilling vocation; personal counseling helps individuals explore reasoned alternatives to life's pressures. The campus nurse is committed to helping students stay physically healthy.
Director of Finance
The Director of Finance works closely with the chancellor and directors at the Wilkes Barre campus, providing financial and budgetary service while ensuring adherence to University policies and procedures. The Finance Office services student and parent inquiries in regard to their semester bills, traffic fines and delinquent accounts. The Finance Office oversees all requests for payment, purchase orders, employee reimbursements, and the direct billing from other University units.
Human Resources Representative
The Human Resources Representative provides Human Resources services to the campus and processes regular and student wage payroll.
Director of Enrollment Management
The Director of Enrollment Management is responsible for campus admissions, financial aid, and student retention.
Director of Development & Alumni Relations
Director of Business Services & Security
- About Us
- Campus Information


text:
As the enigmatic Jericho Barrons and the sensual Fae prince V'lane vie for her body and soul, as cryptic entries from her sister's diary mysteriously appear and the power of the Dark Book weaves its annihilating path through the city, Mac's greatest enemy delivers a final challenge....
It's an invitation Mac cannot refuse, one that sends her racing home to Georgia, where an even darker threat awaits. With her parents missing and the lives of her loved ones under siege, Mac is about to come face-to-face with a soul-shattering truth - about herself and her sister, about Jericho Barrons...and about the world she thought she knew.
Listen to more hot titles in Karen Marie Moning's Fever series.
©2009 Karen Marie Moning; (P)2009 Brilliance Audio, Inc.
"I miss Joyce Bean"
At first I thought Joyce Bean's narration for the first three Fever books to be over the top, but now I miss her. Natalie Ross just doesn't do the characters justice. Her voice for Mac sounds like Peg Bundy from Married with Children rather than a young southern girl. I am, however, happy with Phil Gigante voicing the men...
Otherwise, the book is a good listen, especially if you've read the first three in the series. While cliff hangers abound and the relationships are left in an unsatisfactory state, it is still entertaining. We will all have to wait for the final book to see if the time commitment has been worth it.
"Ready for the 5th"
This 4th installment in the Fever series overall was great. I loved Phil G. as Barrons and the other male voices, I had a tougher time with Natalie R and wish they would've used Joyce B with him instead as she is "Mac" to me and I loved her accent. Overall I don't think this book was quite as good as the others. I loved the first three quarters but found the last quarter to drag some and found my mind wandering some and wondering what the point was. The cliff hanger like usual is a little irritating. It still would have been as good if she had told us who it was (don't want to spoil if you haven't read). This overall is probably my favorite series I've ever read, even more then the Sookie books which are hard to beat. I'll have to relisten again before the 5th and final book comes out!
"Writing still good, narrators MUCH better"
I enjoyed the first three books on audiobook, but I will admit I was annoyed by the narrator. Mack was portrayed as just a little too whiny for me to love the audio book. But the writing was excellent, the plot twists were nice, the characters, intriguing. In the latest edition of Moning's Fever series, someone made the decision not only to change the female narrator, but to add a male narrator for the male voices. I was delightedly surprised. Suddenly, the characters took on new life. They were simply spell binding. While all of the books are good, this one stands out in my mind and I have to think at least part of that was the excellent narration. Bravo to Ms. Ross and Mr. Gigante and of course, bravo to Ms. Moning. Thank you for enjoyable "read."
"Great series, upgraded narration"
I do really enjoy this series, and this book is well-written and well-narrated. The addition of a male voice has really improved listening pleasure. My only complaint is that there is not yet a resolution to this story after 4 books. I feel cheated.
"a little odd"
While I am a huge Karen Marie Moning fan, her fever series is a bit odd. I don't mind that so much, but she is dragging it out so long that I have since lost interest. By the time you get to this book, your ready for it to be over, but wait, there's more. Really? Can't we just move on to another series already? While loosely connected to her Highlander series, this is far removed as it gets from those books. If your really into fantasy romance than you will probably like this series.
PS. love Phil Gigante.......he is to ears, what porn is to eyes.
Fiction: I like Paranormal, Young Adult, Historical, Fantasy, Romance, Classics. Non-Fiction: I like Historical, Military, Memoirs.
"Phil Gigante. Wow."
Best: Phil Gigante. Least: Bad Irish accents.
I'm not going to waste my time with a detailed review of Dreamfever. People who love this series will probably love this book too. My issues with Karen Marie Moning's writing can be found in my previous review of Darkfever.
I have two points about the narration. First, Natalie Ross has one of the worst Irish accents I have ever heard. It sounds more Cockney (and a bad Cockney accent at that) than Irish. I cringed every time I heard her Irish accent. Every. Single. Time. Her take at Mac's accent was fine--less pronounced than the prior narrator in the series, but it was inoffensive. Phil Gigante though...WHOA. He could narrate a tax return and I'd pay to listen. Aural sex. Wow. Just wow.
If only for Phil Gigante's brief appearances.
I preferred Joyce Bean to Natalie Ross, but the addition of Phil Gigante makes up for just about everything else that bothered me about this book.
I was upset when I was informed they were changing narrators in the middle of the series. I thought..."Here we go again." I started the book, then stopped. Adjusting to the new "Mac" took a few times. Then it clicked!! I wish Natalie would have read the previous versions. She has a more calming, mature voice. I LOVE her as Mac. And Phil...well he's WONDERFUl as the male voices!! I ABSOLUTELY LOVE this series. However, the endings are giving me anxiety attacks. LOL I hate waiting a YEAR before the next book in the series comes out...but that's because I'm one who snuck and opened my xmas presents early, hating to wait for the surprise. LOL Thank you Karen for this wonderful series!!!
I love this series so much I am sorry the next book will be the last. While Natalie Ross is a good narrator I hate the fact that they changed the narrator in the middle of the series, Joyce Bean was excellent she was MAC. I truly enjoyed her energy and her wonderful southern accent. Why didn't they have her and Phil G. together that would have been great. Ms. Ross had no southern accent and mispronounced the name Rowena repeatedly (about 200 times). When inconsistencies like this occur I wonder whether the audiobook producer listened to the previous books. I dislike Narrator changes in the middle of series but regardless I absolutely love these stories. I would just like to see it redone with Joyce Bean.
"Awesome Audio but plot&ending are frustrating"
The audiobook was off-the-charts excellent! The 2 new narrators are amazing. They each give very distinct voices to all the characters (so you can always tell who is talking), full of emotion & truly bring them to life. It's like a live performance privately done for you. Unlike the prior female narrator, the men are now virile & sexy, & Mac now actually speaks at a believable pace (not so slow it annoys you) & with a real sounding southern accent not some overdone "thang" from a highschool play. The terrifying chainsaw voice for the Dark Book will scare you to your core! The interplay of the characters & timing of the actors is intense.
BTW, some reviewers on here have wrongfully critiqued the new female reader for mispronouncing Rowena's name or pronouncing it two different ways in the audio. The author specifically directed her in the pronunciations of "Rowena" & Ms. Ross says it right! The reason it varies at times is because the character Mac does mispronounce it at times, it's part of the plot.
As for the plot, (I'll try to write this generally without any plot spoilers, but it'll be harder to explain) I must be honest & say that I was frustrated & a lil disappointed with this book. I have to agree with others who have said this series should have been at most a 3 or 4 book series for solid content. There was little plot development this time. Unlike past books, this one is such an excerpt that you probably cannot just pick it up & read it as a stand alone without having read the others. You'd be totally lost. Frankly, even if you read the others, this one is so fantastical & jumps about, it's still a bit confusing. While I have been totally enjoying & loving the Fever series...after waiting so long for this book & knowing it'll be a year or more till the next, this book wasn't worth the wait.
Report Inappropriate Content
If you find this review inappropriate and think it should be removed from our site, let us know. This report will be reviewed by Audible and we will take appropriate action.


text:
I was a bit worried, all those years ago, about the horses.
I was 12, and my friend had convinced me to join her on the youth trail ride held every June by the Baker County Mounted Posse.
She'd been around horses, and I had not. Yes — even growing up in rural Eastern Oregon I hadn't really sat astride a horse, except for a certain bareback experience I won't relate here. Let's just say my cousin still laughs about that wild ride through her field.My trail ride with the posse happened in 1991, and I still remember looking at those horses and hoping beyond hope that I'd draw a nice one.
I needn't have worried.
A volunteer asked about my riding experience, and when I replied with "not much," I was handed the reins of a horse named Joker.
He was a rather boring old horse, actually. All I had to do was sit and hold the reins and he just plodded along at an easy pace like he'd been following the same trail every day of his life.
Who knows — maybe he had.
Now, 18 years later, I hold in my hand that original registration for the trail ride with my mom's neat cursive. The price was $2.
The price is still $2 thanks to the dedicated members of the Mounted Posse who hold fundraisers and solicit donations to keep the cost affordable to everyone.
But they need help, and are asking for donations from the community to help support the cost of about $200 per child.
Jodie Radabaugh, posse captain, says even $1 could help.
Members of the posse sorted through documents of past trail rides recently — that's where my own registration form came from — and they discovered a bundle of thank-you notes written over the years, testaments to the memories made on the trail.
On Aug. 15, 1966, Debi Bennett wrote: "I want to express my thanks to all of you for the nice time I had on the trail ride. ... The scenery was beautiful and the water clear and cold. I hope you will continue this program as long as there are kids to enjoy it."
Aug. 4, 1966, from Penny Piper: "This year was the third time I have gone on the Sheriff Posse Trail Ride and I think they get better every year."
Aug. 19, 1966, from Donna Haight: "I thought that this year's ride was even better than last. I had loads of fun and I hope to be able to go again. Thank you for everything."
Aug. 2, 1966, from Barbara Marshall: "It is a truly wonderful thing you are doing for the youth of Baker County. May the best of luck come to you in future years!"
I'm not sure if I sent a thank-you note, but I would have echoed these sentiments.
The horseback rides were wonderful, of course, but the scenery of the Wallowa Mountains made the experience even better.
And the food was pretty good too, as I recall.
This year the posse hopes to again offer the ride to 50 youths ages 12 to 15, and applications will be available starting June 1 from any Posse member or at The Record-Courier office, 1718 Main St.
Anyone wishing to contribute can call:
• Jodie Radabaugh, 524-9358
• Carol Guthrie, 519-8263
• Dennis Hanby, 523-6200
• Deania Corrigan, 541-742-4584
Donations can also be mailed to: Baker County Mounted Posse, P.O. Box 934, Baker City, OR 97814-0934.


text:
Please remove your head
Regarding the Sound Off, "How Much Did It Cost Us?" Yes, if you get your head out of your "posh toilets" and into an outhouse you would understand what we are talking about, i.e. resources, hydro and oil taken away from our land — you would understand the things that native people go through. Living on a reserve is not as easy as you think it is. We have reserves so that they can keep us in the reserves and not out and about. You don't understand how much money that native peoples spend in your white communities.
Please subscribe to view full article.
Already subscribed? Login to view full article.
Not yet a subscriber? Click here to sign up


text:
this wiki
The Police Buffalo (named in-game as a Police Cruiser) is an LCPD Police Car, only available in the multiplayer of The Ballad of Gay Tony but appears in two singleplayer screenshots in Grand Theft Auto V. This vehicle shares the same in-game name as the regular Police Cruiser (made by Vapid) which appears in all of Grand Theft Auto IV, but is a separate vehicle.
The vehicle is a Bravado Buffalo similar to the first and second generation Dodge Charger Police Package used by the New York Police Department, is a variant of the Buffalo, like the FIB Buffalo, and the three share similar performance.
In multiplayer, the Police Buffalo can be found at a majority of police stations, and is not accessible in single player. When spawned via hacks or trainers in single player, players can notice that sometimes, strangely enough, regular civilians may drive the Police Buffaloes on streets.
The car's model remains the same, in that it has the same body as the GTA IV rendition. The livery however has been changed to reflect its real life inspiration.
For performance, the Buffalo is best described as 'above average'. It will out-accelerate any other standard-issue police vehicle in the game, save for of course the Police Stinger, which is obviously either a D.A.R.E. car or some other community-oriented policing strategy. Its top speed, engine and weight all appear to be taken from its unmarked sister, the FIB Buffalo.
Handling-wise, the Police Buffalo is well-balanced, and sticks to the road a bit better than the apparently aging Vapid platform that it may replace in future episodes. Due to RWD, understeer is very prevalent and the Buffalo's V8 engine requires huge RPM to accommodate for it. At high speed, the Buffalo is remarkably stable, and lift-throttle oversteer is nearly non-exsistant.
Crash deformation is average. In frontal impacts, the suspension appears to be tough, but its engine only takes a few good hits before it begins to smoke.
See also Buffalo and FIB Buffalo


text:
Video: Raw Interview: Bobby Mitchell Part 1
Video: Raw Interview: Bobby Mitchell Part 2
WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- Friday, a film about Jackie Robinson the man who broke baseball's color barrier hits the big screen. WUSA9's Bruce Johnson speaks with a local legend who also broke a color barrier.
At age 77, Bobby Mitchell, former Redskins player and NFL Hall of Famer, is retired from the Redskins front office. A former superstar receiver with more than 14,000 combined yards in the air and on the ground, few people know that as a young man in high school he played football, basketball, track and was so good at baseball he was offered a professional contract.
However, Mitchell chose the University of Illinois over the field of dreams. He went on to play with the Cleveland Browns (1958-1961) in the backfield with Jim Brown.
Then Mitchell was traded to the Washington Redskins (1962-1968). He became the first African American to sign and star for the team. And he continued at a Pro Bowl pace. When he retired from playing the game in 1968, his 14,078 combined net yards was the second highest total in NFL history. Plus he scored 91 touchdowns.
However, when off the field, it's no exaggeration to say Bobby Mitchell caught hell in segregated Washington, DC. He tells WUSA9's Bruce Johnson about the numerous times he was not allowed in restaurants.
Mitchell played for ten years in the National Football League. He was with the Redskins a total of 40 years between playing on the field and in the front office. There were four Pro Bowls. Twice he lead the league in receiving. There were 83 touchdowns.


text:
Christopher Lawrence Atmos collection
Since 1928, the Atmos has been reinterpreted in hundreds of models, in very varied styles from Art Deco to baroque, and from classicism to precious marquetry. In 1973, the English designer Christopher Lawrence created five Atmos models sculpted in solid silver, all in limited editions of 100 examples. These creations foreshadow the Atmos models designed by the Australian Marc Newson in 2008.


text:
Denison regards its students as moral agents who are capable of assuming primary responsibility for conducting their lives and making their decisions. Central to the mission of the University is the continual development of a community of respect, in which the principles of human dignity and ethical integrity are paramount.
Denison University is dedicated to student learning and to the development of ethically responsible persons who contribute to the development of strong communities, including on our own campus. Inherent in this is the requirement that community members act in accordance with shared values and principles.
It is the responsibility of all student organizations, groups and teams to encourage an atmosphere of learning, social responsibility, and respect for human dignity and to provide positive influences and constructive development for members and aspiring members.
Title IX is a law that prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in any federally funded education program. Sexual misconduct is prohibited under this law.
Denison University is a community where individuals respect one another and their environment.
Each of us possesses a full range of rights and responsibilities and foremost among these is a commitment to treat each other and our environment with unconditional respect.


text:
Books & Reference
by Wolfram Group
Download this app if: you want to get answers.
Advisor Review
Android App Tablet Review: WolframAlpha — WolframAlpha is the ultimate information app for your Android tablet. This app is basically an encyclopedia, dictionary, thesaurus, calculator, and a dozen other things all rolled into one. Search for any subject and see everything from synonyms to crossword puzzle clues, words that rhyme,...
Developer Notes
Remember the Star Trek computer? It's finally happening--with Wolfram|Alpha. Building on 25 years of development led by Stephen Wolfram, Wolfram|Alpha has rapidly become the world's definitive source for instant expert knowledge and computation.
Across thousands of domains--with more continually...
Has All The Answers — WolframAlpha is a great app with so many useful features, including a calculator. Pick it up today!


text:
################# virtualenvwrapper ################# =========== Quick Setup =========== 1. Add a line like ``export WORKON_HOME=$HOME/.virtualenvs`` to your .bashrc. 2. Add a line like ``source /path/to/this/file/virtualenvwrapper_bashrc`` to your .bashrc. 3. Run: ``source ~/.bashrc`` 4. Run: ``workon`` 5. A list of environments, empty, is printed. 6. Run: ``mkvirtualenv temp`` 7. Run: ``workon`` 8. A new environment, ``temp`` is created and activated. 9. This time, the ``temp`` environment is included. =============== Path Management =============== Sometimes it is desirable to share installed packages that are not in the system ``site-pacakges`` directory and which you do not want to install in each virtualenv. In this case, you *could* symlink the source into the environment ``site-packages`` directory, but it is also easy to add extra directories to the PYTHONPATH by including them in a .pth file inside ``site-packages`` using ``add2virtualenv``. 1. Check out the source for a big project, such as Django. 2. Run: ``add2virtualenv path_to_source``. 3. Run: ``add2virtualenv``. 4. A usage message and list of current "extra" paths is printed. ================== Activation Scripts ================== virtualenvwrapper adds two separate hook scripts you can use to change your settings when moving between environments. They are *sourced* by ``workon`` at the appropriate trigger time, allowing them to modify your shell environment. Both scripts are bash shell scripts and need to be saved in ``$VIRTUAL_ENV/bin/``. postactivate ============ The ``postactivate`` script is run after the new environment is enabled. ``$VIRTUAL_ENV`` refers to the new environment at the time the script runs. This example script for the PyMOTW environment changes the current working directory and the PATH variable to refer to the source tree containing the PyMOTW source. :: pymotw_root=/Users/dhellmann/Documents/PyMOTW cd $pymotw_root PATH=$pymotw_root/bin:$PATH predeactivate ============= The ``predeactivate`` script is run before the current environment is deactivated, and can be used to disable or clear settings in your environment. ``$VIRTUAL_ENV`` refers to the old environment at the time the script runs. =============== Path Management =============== The function ``add2virtualenv`` adds the specified directories to the Python path for the active virtualenv. The directory names passed as argument are added to a path file named ``virtualenv_path_extensions.pth`` inside the virtualenv's site-packages directory. If this file does not exist, it will be created first. ========== References ========== For more details, refer to the column I wrote for the May 2008 issue of Python Magazine: `virtualenvwrapper | And Now For Something Completely Different <http://www.doughellmann.com/articles/CompletelyDifferent-2008-05-virtualenvwrapper/index.html>`_. ======= Updates ======= 1.8 - Fix for processing the argument list in mkvirtualenv from jorgevargas (BitBucket issue #1) 1.7 - Move to bitbucket.org for hosting - clean up TODO list and svn keywords - add license section below 1.6.1 - More zsh support (fixes to rmvirtualenv) from Byron Clark. 1.6 - Add completion support for zsh, courtesy of Ted Leung. 1.5 - Fix some issues with spaces in directory or env names. They still don't really work with virtualenv, though. - Added documentation for the postactivate and predeactivate scripts. 1.4 - Includes a new .pth management function based on work contributed by James Bennett and Jannis Leidel. 1.3.x - Includes a fix for a nasty bug in rmvirtualenv identified by John Shimek. ======= License ======= Copyright Doug Hellmann, All Rights Reserved Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software and its documentation for any purpose and without fee is hereby granted, provided that the above copyright notice appear in all copies and that both that copyright notice and this permission notice appear in supporting documentation, and that the name of Doug Hellmann not be used in advertising or publicity pertaining to distribution of the software without specific, written prior permission. DOUG HELLMANN DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE, INCLUDING ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS, IN NO EVENT SHALL DOUG HELLMANN BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE.
virtualenvwrapper /
|Date modified


text:
The Controller and Auditor General has noted improper payment of millions of shillings as sitting allowances to members of Parliament who were not attending House sessions.
In his annual general report on the central government for the year ended June 30, 2011, CAG Ludovick Utouh said members of parliament received allowances amounting to 6,960,000/- as per diem during parliamentary sessions while they were not in Dodoma while 20,915,126/- were paid to various officers and MPs contrary to standing orders and staff circular.
Utouh said that imprests totaling 65,803,144/- were outstanding at the end of the year contrary to regulation 103 (1) of public financial regulations of 2001 which requires that outstanding imprests must be retired before new ones are issued.
"In addition retirement must be done within 14 days of returning from the safari or upon completion of the assignment for which the imprest was issued," said Utouh in his report.
He revealed further that payments amounting to 163,195,130.34 were not supported by relevant documents contrary to regulation 95 (4) of the public financial regulations of 2001 which was revised in 2004.
CAG established again that the National assembly had extra duty and other allowances amounting to 94,000,000/- which were paid to various National Assembly staff.
"But the amount was recognised as intangible assets in the statement of cash receipts and payments. This is misclassification of financial statement items," said CAG.
According to him the management had reported outstanding liabilities in the financial statement amounting to 209,010,235/- which is contrary to cash budget used by the government.
"We noted that payment of vouchers were missing for a total expenditure of 170,858,030/- contrary to regulation 95 (4) of the public finance regulations of 2001 which again was revised in 2004," said Utouh in his report.
He said the management of the Bunge had purchased a printing machine at a cost of 370,019,894/- which doesn't work. "As a result it had to hire another printing machine at an annual lease fee of 190,480,496/-," said CAG in his report.
He revealed that the management had not kept proper records like fixed assets register resulting into various anomalies.
He said two cars with registration numbers STK 8590 Toyota Land Cruiser hardtop and STK 3039 Toyota Land Cruiser were excluded from the fixed assets register understating the value of assets reported in the financial statement.
CAG said further that the register didn't show vital information or details of the assets such as serial number, year of make, chassis number limiting his office to carry out physical verification of the assets by the national assembly.


text:
See All Contributors »
I'm heading down right after work on Friday. 2 Clones and 2 hawks.
*Rest in peace corn dog chick and #Hoiball
One clone (me) and one hawk (my dad) will be present.
2 Cyclones and 2 Hawkeyes in my group.
I'm riding over with 4 hok fans. I went with the same group to the football game this year. Hoping for the same results. Quietest ride home I've ever been on. ;)
I am flying in for this one! Then, I will stay for the weekend for the Sunday game. Go Cyclones!
Be there. Me and another Clone, 4 Hawks. Pernt.
I'm rollin there with two Hawkeye fans. I'll be the sexy guy in a Washington Nationals hat.
My parents are. 2 clones.
The Official Paul Rhode's Salt Truck Driver.
3 Clones total in my group. Heading over from Ames. I am good luck, I was at Carver-Hawkeye in 2010 as well for "The Scott Christopherson Show."
I'll be there with 2 other clone fans!
Im heading over with about a dozen Hawkeye fans... It will be nice to rub it in their face
Follow me on Twitter at twitter.com/MarkHanrahan20
Check out my blog
and tune into "Extra Innings" Thursdays at 6pm on 1460kxno
Me, Goothrey and another friend are going for this one... Sitting in FF I believe.
Looks like still plenty of tickets for sale from the Iowa website. Also plenty of good priced seats on stubhub. Making me start to wonder if I should be driving over tomorrow.
Section FF. 2 State Fans and 2 hawks
do you think we can all start a "just like football" chant in their own arena?
Forum Rules
All content owned by CycloneFanatic.com - All rights reserved 2005-09. By viewing this website you agree to the Terms of Service, Site Rules and Legal Disclaimer. The words, views, images and opinions expressed or provided by users do not reflect the opinions or views of CycloneFanatic.com or Iowa State University. The names, words, symbols, and graphics representing Iowa State University are trademarks and copyrights of the University protected by the trademark and copyright laws of the United States of America and other countries and are used on this web site under license from the University. Original site design, premise & construction by Jeremy Lind.


text:
AAI EZ Fold Tumbling Mat - 4 Foot x 6 Foot x 2 Inches
|Eligible for Free Shipping on Orders $39 or More! (see promotion details)
|Members of The League get 5% back when you spend $100! (see promotion details)
Product Details
The AAI EZ Fold Tumbling Mat provides comfortable cushioning and easy storage for cheerleading or home fitness. This foam-backed carpet mat is constructed with pop-grade prime polyethylene for shock absorption and long-lasting foam life, with permanently bonded, cross-linked foam for superior resiliency.
- W 4 ft; L 6 ft; H 2 in
- Permanently bonded, cross-linked foam provides superior resiliency
- Top-grade prime polyethylene provides shock absorption and long-lasting foam life
- Cut with a knife to your personal size requirement
- Made in USA
Product Recommendations
Product Reviews
Reviewed by 2 customers
Sort by
- Durable
- Easy To Move
- Good Cushion
- Versatile
Best Uses
- Drills
- Soft Landing
- Warm Ups
Comments about AAI EZ Fold Tumbling Mat - 4 Foot x 6 Foot x 2 Inches:
Have a newly installed wood floor on a concrete slab. This mat is fantastic in cushioning my workouts, even jump moves.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
- Its Fab To The Ulous
- Protect My Bum When I Fal
- Super Duper Fabulous
- This Is Just Fab
Best Uses
Comments about AAI EZ Fold Tumbling Mat - 4 Foot x 6 Foot x 2 Inches:
This is just the most fabulous mat i have ever owned! When ever I fall it protects my bum. I just love this FABULOUS mat!!!!!!! <<<<<<<<3
- Was this a gift?:
- No


text:
this wiki
(根, Ne, Literally meaning: Root)
|Volume #32, Naruto Chapter #281
|Naruto Shippūden Episode #32
|Naruto Shippūden: Ultimate Ninja Impact
|Appears in
|Anime, Manga, Game
|Team Info
Root (根, Ne, Literally meaning: Root, Foundation) is an officially disbanded[1] branch of Konohagakure's ANBU training subdivision founded by Danzō Shimura. After his death, however, it is unknown what's become of the group.
They carry out missions that Danzō believes will benefit Konoha. Because of its core views as "the unseen ones who support the great tree of Konoha from the depths of the earth",[2] some of these missions may be less than respectable. The organisation's top priority is its secrecy, and most of its missions are carried out in the dark - autonomous of Konoha's authority. Root was officially disbanded at some point in the past, but remained active as an underground organisation until Danzō's death. It is unknown what will become of Root, but Sai suggests its members look to Kakashi Hatake for guidance since Kakashi, at the time, was slated to become Hokage.[3]
Root is an extremely strict group and each member of the organisation has a cursed seal imprinted on their tongue by Danzō, near the back of their throat, which will paralyse their entire body if they try to speak anything about Danzō, rendering them unable to speak or move; this is to prevent interrogations for information or betrayal. The seal disappeared after Danzō's death.
Danzō has also trained its members to lose their emotions by growing up as brothers from a young age, only to later be made to kill each other. This is done to kill any sense of sentiment or emotional attachment. This method was extremely similar, if not identical, to the Kirigakure Academy's former graduation test.[4] Each member has a codename; even the members themselves apparently do not know their original names. Unlike normal ANBU, they carry a tip-less tantō instead of a katana. Also unlike normal ANBU, members of Root take orders only from Danzō instead of the Kage, unless ordered to otherwise. Another speciality of the organisation was slow, long-term brainwashing. In the case of one of their members, Nonō Yakushi, she was brainwashed through a series of photographs starting with photographs of Kabuto — one of her former wards at orphanage showing him growing up. Eventually, they slowly switched the person in the photographs entirely and then gave her the order to kill the actual Kabuto. This resulted in Nonō not recognising the young man in their final confrontation.[5]
Though the members wear the standard cloak and mask of the Konohagakure ANBU, they don't have an actual standardised uniform like the others. Underneath the cloak each Root member wears a personal attire. The only single distinguishing garment they all wear is a short, black, midriff jacket, with red straps over the shoulders along with the tip-less tantō.
Known Members
|Kabuto Yakushi
|Nonō Yakushi
|Presumed Deceased
Known Missions
Infiltrate Iwagakure
- Assigned to: Nonō Yakushi
- Outcome: Success
Danzō had Nonō who was regarded as an elite in the field of intelligence gathering, infiltrate Iwagakure in order to confirm intelligence they received that Iwagakure was planning to attack Konoha. Though she initially refused as she had left the organisation, she eventually accepted the mission. She successfully infiltrated the village and remained there for several years. She was critically wounded, however, after attacking Kabuto Yakushi whom had also infiltrated the village as a spy.
Infiltrate Great Hidden Villages
- Assigned to: Kabuto Yakushi
- Outcome: Success
Danzō had Kabuto placed into all the other Great Hidden Villages (and possibly other villages) over the course of a few years to spy on them for Root.
Assassinate Kabuto/Nonō
- Assigned to: Nonō Yakushi, Orochimaru
- Outcome: Failure/Partial Success
Viewing Kabuto and Nonō as a threat to Root, after they had become "too good" of spies, Danzō schemed to have both individuals kills each other. Slowly brainwashing Nonō, by gradually switching photos of Kabuto with pictures of a different person and saying it was him, Danzō revealed that Kabuto had joined Root for the orphanage's sake and told her that they would release him once she assassinated a certain person. Unbeknownst to her when she was carrying out this mission, she was attacking the real Kabuto. Ultimately, Nonō was cut down by Kabuto who fled after she didn't remember him. This mission culminated in Nonō's death and Kabuto allying himself with the traitorous Orochimaru, who had decided to defect from Root, but had originally claimed that he was sent to kill either Kabuto or Nonō, depending who survived the ordeal.
Crushing the Ame Rebels
- Assigned to: Unknown
- Outcome: Failure
Danzō made an alliance with Amegakure's leader, Hanzō, to help him crush the rebel group led by Yahiko. In turn, Hanzō would help Danzō become Hokage. Although the joined forces did succeed in orchestrating the death of Yahiko, the mission ultimately failed when Nagato, enraged by Yahiko's death, killed practically all of Amegakure's and Root's shinobi present. Only Hanzō was shown to have escaped.
Killing the Prajñā Group
- Assigned to: Unknown
- Outcome: Success
Danzō once ordered for the assassination of the Prajñā Group, an ANBU regiment from the Land of Woods. The mission was apparently a success, but according to Fū and Torune, remnants still exist and target Root.
Infiltrating Orochimaru's Hideout
- Assigned to: Sai
- Outcome: Failure
Danzō assigned Sai to Team Kakashi, which went on a mission to find Sasuke Uchiha. During the course of the mission, Sai approached Orochimaru, Sasuke's mentor, on Danzō's behalf. He offered to have Root aid Orochimaru in "destroying" Konoha. When Orochimaru accepted and took Sai back to his hideout, Sai's true mission began: to protect Konoha by killing Sasuke, whom Danzō had branded as a traitor. Sai, having befriended team-mate Naruto Uzumaki, was later unwilling to complete this task, resulting in the failure of his mission.
Assuming Leadership of Konoha
- Assigned to: Presumed all (minus Sai)
- Outcome: Failure; Danzō now deceased
During Pain's attack on Konoha, Danzō kept the members of Root from helping in the village's defence, hoping that Pain's actions would allow him to take the title of Hokage. Following the invasion, Danzō was appointed as the acting Sixth Hokage, pending the vote of confidence. Sai was the only member known not to be among the group, as he was with Yamato and Anko Mitarashi, who were hunting down Kabuto Yakushi. The mission failed, as Danzō was ultimately killed by Sasuke Uchiha prior to achieving the title of Hokage.
Observing Naruto
- Assigned to: Sai
- Outcome: Discontinued since Danzō's death.
After Danzō is elected by the Fire Daimyō to be acting Hokage, he orders Sai to keep an eye on Naruto Uzumaki, and anything out of the ordinary is to be reported at once. This is because Danzō still requires the votes of the jōnin to be officially Hokage, and that he needs to keep Naruto, who is now considered a hero of the village, in check due to his status as a Jinchūriki (without doing anything to Naruto that may cause himself to lose favour). However, Sai betrays Danzō and helps Naruto elude surveillance.
Tracking Anko
- Assigned to: Dajimu and Tera
- Outcome: Failure
While Anko Mitarashi is still on the mission to find and capture Kabuto Yakushi, Danzō originally sent two of his men, Dajimu and Tera, to trail Orochimaru's former student. However, with the current situation of Konoha, Danzō ordered his men to not get rid of Anko, preferring to focus on finding Kabuto before she does. This failed, as Kabuto captured Anko and carried her off to a different location.
Tracking Kabuto
- Assigned to: Terai
- Outcome: Failure
Because Kabuto might know about Danzō's involvement with Orochimaru, and because Kabuto's medical expertise could be used to heal his right arm and eye, Danzō orders his men to find Kabuto, leaving the mission in Terai's hands despite the village being on lock-down due to the Kage Summit. Danzō was killed before Kabuto could be useful to him.
Watching Sai and Naruto
- Assigned to: Two of Torune's unnamed subordinates
- Outcome: Failure
Fearing Sai's loyalty to him is wavering, Danzō assigns two Root members to watch Sai as the latter watches Naruto. However, Kakashi Hatake and Konohamaru Sarutobi help Naruto escape to the Kage Summit and make it seem that Sai is still loyal to Danzō.
Protecting Danzō
- Assigned to: Fū and Torune
- Outcome: Failure
As Danzō was preparing to attend the Kage Summit, he was made aware of the order to bring two bodyguards with no exceptions. He chose Fū and Torune because they were the top two members of Root. Torune was also instructed to assign his men to keep an eye on Naruto, and to prevent him from leaving the village, just in case Sai would betray the organisation. However, both of the bodyguards were teleported away by Tobi and Danzo was struck in the heart by Sasuke Uchiha's Chidori Sharp Spear, mortally wounding him.
Recover the Byakugan
- Assigned to: Fū
- Outcome: Failure
As Ao trailed Danzō for betraying the Kage, Danzō ordered Fū to retrieve the Byakugan he possessed. Fū made a valiant effort to retrieve "Konoha's property" for Danzō but the Fifth Mizukage arrived and saw through Fū's trap causing Fū to fail.
- The name for this organisation appears to reflect Danzō's last words: "…you are the leaves bathing in the sun. I am the roots that grow in the dark."[6]
- Unlike other Root members' pair of black gloves, the ones worn by Sai leave both his index fingers and thumbs bare — a feature probably intended to favour the use of his drawing abilities.[7]
- The members of Root seemingly do not have the traditional ANBU tattoos branded on their shoulders.
- The creed of this group may possibly be "In Root, you have no name. You have no feelings. You have no past. You have no future. There is only the mission." As recited by Sai and Hyō.[8]
- In "Naruto: Shippūden episode 317", Danzō is revealed to recruit Root members himself, without the Hokage's interference. He favoured those from clans who possess special techniques, such as the Aburame, Yamanaka, and Uchiha clan. Interestingly enough, those who are selected don't go through the traditional training that requires them to kill their team-mates.


text:
Catalog search
Catalog links
Graduate Bulletin 2013-2015 » Academic Programs and Courses » Economics and Business » Courses in Business » MSB 711: Capital Budgeting.
MSB 711: Capital Budgeting.
3 hours, 3 credits. Capital assets planning and evaluation. Topics covered include relevant cost concepts for decision making, present value theory and analysis, the theory and measurement of rate of return and cost of capital, and an introduction to capital rationing and probability theory. Specific cases are used to illustrate the practical aspects of each of the areas covered. Related problems, such as leasing, pricing, and debt refunding, are also introduced.
Last modified: 8/4/2015


text:
College of Health Sciences
Clinical Laboratory Science
Elizabeth Lighthart Sorenson, Med Tech '82
Before earning her master's degree, Liz became a blood banking specialist. She is currently worldwide product manager for ID-MTS GEL and PROVUE in New Jersey.
Dental Hygiene
Heidi Haese Schlei, Dent Hy '77
Heidi was a private practice hygienist for over 30 years. Today she is an instructor at Waukesha County Technical College, an emergency medical technician and a firefighter.
Physical Therapy
Paul F. Faculjak, PT '84
Paul worked in outpatient orthopedics for 12 years then earned a master's degree in statistics and research methodology. His focus: population health and quality improvement.
Speech Pathology & Audiology
Heidi M. Harbers, Ph.D., Sp '80
Heidi is associate professor of speech pathology and audiology at Illinois State University in Normal, Ill. She has won awards for her teaching and service learning projects.
Young Alumnus
Health Sciences
Capt. Steven A. Dezell, H Sci '99
After four years with Dynacare, Steven joined the United States Air Force. Now a clinical laboratory flight commander, Capt. Dezell is a member of the 23rd Medical Group.


text:
Rustic Bell Wreath
No longer available
Modeled on ancient gongs used by Tibetan monks, these bells help ring in the holidays.
25" diameter, 2" thick
Bells made of iron with an antique brass finish.
Center iron ring wrapped in jute.
For both indoor and outdoor use.
Catalog / Internet only.


text:
25 U.S. Code § 496, 497 - Repealed.
prev | next
Section 496, act May 1, 1936, ch. 254, § 2,49 Stat. 1250, authorized Secretary of the Interior to designate as an Indian reservation any area of land which has been reserved for use and occupancy of Indians or Eskimos under sections 280a or 495 of this title, executive order, etc. Section was formerly classified to section 358a of Title 48, Territories and Insular Possessions.
Section 497, act May 31, 1938, ch. 304, 52 Stat. 593, authorized Secretary of the Interior to reserve tracts for schools, hospitals, etc., in Alaska for Indians, Eskimos, and Aleuts. Section was formerly classified to section 353a of Title 48.
Effective Date of Repeal
Pub. L. 94–579, title VII, § 704(a),Oct. 21, 1976, 90 Stat. 2792, provided that the repeal is effective on and after Oct. 21, 1976.
Savings Provision
Repeal by Pub. L. 94–579not to be construed as terminating any valid lease, permit, patent, etc., existing on Oct. 21, 1976, see section 701 ofPub. L. 94–579, set out as a note under section 1701 of Title 43, Public Lands.
LII has no control over and does not endorse any external Internet site that contains links to or references LII.


text:
Fort Wayne, Ind (www.incnow.tv) - Tommy Schoegler and Kent Hormann discuss the rough start to the second half of the season for the TinCaps, Brad Shank stops by to preview the big day coming up on July 4th, and Chowdown Showdown features a New York classic.
What are your thoughts CLICK HERE to leave us a "QUESTION OF THE DAY" comment.
TextCaster alerts from 21Alive.com are your defining source for instant information delivered right to your cell phone and email. It's free, easy and instant. Sign-Up Now!
Powered by Summit City Chevrolet
© Copyright 2015, A Granite Broadcasting Station. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.