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There is nothing like a good old fashion game of Scrabble. There is no doubt that Scrabble is an all time classic board game, but how about Scrabble with a twist?
Have you heard of electronic Scrabble Flash yet?
Scrabble Flash is the newest version of Scrabble with interactive SmartLink tiles that allow you to build words and the titles automatically recognize the words ( no more busting out the dictionary). The titles Flash and beep with each new word you create.
This game is recommended for ages 8 and up. This is one game I don't mind seeing my kids sit down and play because it helps build their spelling skills and they know when they have correctly made a word for the flashing and beeping.
Each game includes: 5 SmartLink letter tiles, storage box and rules.
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Saturday, August 18, 2012
JOPLIN, Mo. (AP) — A southwest Missouri man is dead after his motorcycle was hit from behind by a Newton County deputy who was responding to an emergency call.
The Joplin Globe (http://bit.ly/OyGbXQ) reports 33-year-old Cory Sheppard of Neosho was southbound on Gateway Drive about a mile south of Joplin when Sgt. David Trimble struck him from behind just before 9 p.m. Friday.
Sheriff Ken Copeland says Trimble was driving with his vehicle's full lights and sirens on when he hit Sheppard's motorcycle. Trimble, a nine-year veteran of the department, has been placed on paid administrative leave, but Copeland says the incident looks like a tragic accident.
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United Tribes NewsTribal Arts instructor co-curates Harvard exhibit
Opening Set For April 3 at Peabody Museum
23 February 2009
BISMARCK (UTN) - Butch Thunderhawk is a Boston Red Sox fan. That makes his professional connection with Beantown all the more interesting when he goes there on business. And he has an important appointment there in early April.
Thunderhawk is the co-curator of an exhibit that opens April 3 at the Peabody Museum at Harvard University. The title is "Wiyohpiyata: Lakota Images of the Contested West." The exhibit centers on newly discovered ledger book drawings by several Lakota warriors in the years leading up to the Custer Fight at Greasy Grass (Little Big Horn). Hold that thought; more on the ledger in a moment.
Working on an exhibit involving Lakota drawings is like a fastball in the middle of the plate for Thunderhawk, 61, (Dakota) an enrolled member of the Standing Rock Tribe. His family roots are in the tribes Cannonball District. In his 36 years with United Tribes Technical College he has specialized in the interpretation and creation of plains tribal objects and art. As the colleges Tribal Arts instructor he is a beloved figure on campus, an accomplished and well-known artist, and one of the most respected members of the faculty.
Those qualities led to a successful association with the Peabody over the past decade, taking him to the Boston and Cambridge, MA area as a visiting scholar. It began with the Nakota Horse Conservancy project and led to the Lewis and Clark National Bicentennial and the Peabody-Monticello Native Arts Project. For this project he was awarded a Hrdy Fellowship to co-curate the ledger exhibit with collaborator and friend Dr. Castle McLaughlin, Associate Curator of North American Ethnology at Harvard Universitys Peabody Museum of Archaeology and Ethnology.
Butch is wonderful to work with and his installation is going to be spectacular, said McLaughlin. Wiyohpiyata will be the first-ever major Peabody exhibit to be designed and co-curated by a contemporary artist and the first co-curated by a Native American.
That singular, professional honor for Thunderhawk was made possible by the existence of a ledger book containing 77 color drawings by at least five different warrior-artists. Almost all are battle scenes, some of hunting but very little of family life. The artists used colored pencil, ink, crayon and, perhaps even some blood on the pages, according to Thunderhawk.
Theyre showing their accounts of past battles, he said while thumbing through colored photocopies of the drawings. Its a record of their encounters, a visual witness of their exploits.
On the pages warriors are seen in battle regalia on horseback confronting their foes, riding through a cloud of bullets, or spiriting away horses that have US brands, saddles and horseshoes. Symbols, or glyphs, on the pages are clues to the identity of the artist-warriors.
These are more than art, said Thunderhawk. Theyre a pictorial history showing honor in battle, the achievements of warriors, and personal accounts of deeds that actually took place.
The book is known as the Half Moon Ledger, for one Hunkpapa warrior depicted in many of the scenes. It was originally collected in 1876 when the U.S. Army cleaned up the battleground after the Custer fight. The real-life events shown in the drawings likely took place over a period of about eight years leading up to the famous battle. The scenes are encounters with U. S. military and civilian trespassers who were punished for illegal incursions into Indian country. The ledger was lifted from the effects of Half Moon, who had died earlier; his body was lying in state in a tipi in the Lakota encampment along the Little Big Horn River. Research into the rare volumes journey found that it was taken to Chicago, and later New York and Boston, where, after years of obscurity, it was rediscovered in 2004 in Harvards Houghton Library.
The exhibit that opens on the weekend of April 3-4 in Boston (actually Cambridge, MA) has been four years in the making. Thunderhawk made extended visits there over the past two summers to prepare it. This included research with McLaughlin about the history and meaning of the ledger, and with the exhibits staff to develop a graphic design. In 2008 his visit included mentoring 15 student interns, a trip to museums and the sites in New York City, and, of course, some fan action at Sox games.
When it came to interpreting the content of the drawings, Thunderhawk and the Peabody staff involved experts at the lower Lakota tribes in South Dakota and at Thunderhawks own tribe, Standing Rock.
The exhibit is part of a larger collaborative project between the Peabody Museum and Houghton Library, which owns the ledger, and the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, said McLaughlin.
Tim Mentz and Brian Olson of the Standing Rock Historic Preservation Office did preliminary interpretation on the ledger. On several visits to the Dakotas, McLaughlin and other Peabody staffers recorded video interviews, including sessions with Standing Rock historian LaDonna Brave Bull Allard and Councilman Frank White Bull.
Thunderhawk pointed out that other ledgers were studied to compare styles and interpret similar events. At Standing Rock these were the Red Horse Ledger, No Two Horns Ledger, and White Bull Ledger.
The presence of US military uniforms in the drawings led to research about warrior societies and the practice of adopting the use of claimed military uniforms and military equipment including saddles and blankets.
Still another line of the research focused on identifying the warrior-artists. Apparently there is no record in Standing Rock agency rolls of someone called Half Moon. It could be a misprint or a misinterpretation, said Thunderhawk. Other names from Standing Rock that are suggested by the research are: Big Turtle, Black Moon, Hawk Man, Thunder Hawk, His Fight, Long Soldier and Jaw.
Wiyohpiyata is the Lakota word for the direction "west." During the time when the ledger drawings were made, Lakota warriors would have sought power from the forces of that cardinal direction to protect their land and people from the encroachment of outsiders.
It illustrates a time when our people had to fight. Not because they were hostile or savages. It was out of necessity, said Thunderhawk. During their spiritual preparation they called upon the forces, animals, plants and objects of the universe to help them to be safe and be able to come home. We will be trying to get that across. To express the spiritual nature of these events.
Creating the atmosphere for that will be the scene of a Great Plains thunderstorm on the ceiling of the exhibit. Thunderhawk collaborated on the design with the director of the United Tribes Technical College Art/Art Marketing Program, Wayne Pruse, who completed the overhead view in airbrush.
The foundation for the entire exhibit is Thunderhawks graphic design, which features his original artwork, capturing the spirit and style of the ledger drawings.
The central artifact, of course, is the Half Moon Ledger itself. It will be prominently positioned in a display case just inside the entrance of the 1,600 square foot gallery.
Objects from the Standing Rock and Oglala Tribes that are in the Peabody collections will be used. Thunderhawk has also made several items specifically for the display, including an effigy, or carving, of a horse stick that matches a blue roan horse image in the ledger.
Themes in the interpretation are: Lakota powers; Contested West; Societies; Enemies; Deeds; Sitting Bull; Contemporary Ledger Art; and Horses. The inclusion of video interviews and scenes of the landscape, audio of tribal society songs, and interactive components, all help to present the drawings from the Lakota perspective in the 1860s and 1870s.
Thunderhawk will also participate in an artistic and scholarly symposium on Plains pictographic arts over the weekend of the exhibit opening.
Wiyohpiyata exhibit is scheduled to be on display through August 31, 2011. For more information visit the website of the Peabody Museum, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA: www.peabody.harvard.edu/.
By the way, if you were wondering about the Red Sox baseball season, their home opener is April 6, the Monday after the exhibit opening. And yes, Thunderhawk hopes to be there in the stands at Fenway to see how it turns out.


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A one vehicle crash near Pueblo has claimed the life of an 11-year-old boy.
The Colorado State Patrol says Damon Dawson was a passenger in a Jeep that was westbound on state Highway 96 Sunday evening.
Investigators say 28-year-old Trinny Dawson of Ordway drove the vehicle off the right side of the road into a grass shoulder ditch. The driver overcorrected to the left, came back onto the roadway and rolled nearly three times.
The driver and two passengers were ejected. The vehicle rolled back and came to rest on its top with one person underneath.
Damon Dawson died at the scene.
Authorities say seat belts were not in use at the time of the crash.
The investigation is continuing.
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Happy Friday!!! It's June 1st. Which on our calendar is a pretty big deal, because that means that tomorrow is June 2nd, we leave for Maui on June 2nd!!!!!
Words can't express how excited we are! It's going to be such a blast!! We will be joining my Aunt and Uncle, who are already there!
We leave tomorrow at about 9:30 A.M {central time}. and arrive in Maui at 3:20 {which will be 8:20 P.M. Central time}. Should be a great trip, and fabulous experience and many wonderful memories are going to be made. Our flight from Denver to Maui will be about 7 1/2 hours {please pray the kiddos can stay occupied for that length of time}.
We are packed, and things are ready to go, I just need to get our house in order, because after being gone for 10 days, I would LOVE to come home to a somewhat clean and picked up home. Since I've been packing, it will not be perfect, but I will do what I can.
The kids each have their small carry on luggage pieces, that fit all of their clothing, swimsuits and shoes.
They will also be carrying a backpack with activities and snacks inside.
We have only 1 connection going, but coming we have 2 connections to make.
Traveling with a 6 year old and almost 5 year old terrifies me a bit, so I got to thinking. They are both at a good age and both great kids, so I don't think they will wander off, or anything like that. But I wanted to be safe, because those things do happen!!
If I could only get our phone number on the kids somehow. I can't write on them with a marker..
Light bulb!!!
A Necklace!!!
Off to Hobby Lobby I went. I know that I have everything to make the necklaces in my craft stuff, but since my craft room is completely packed, I had to go purchase.
Not much tho, I needed:
2 necklaces,
Bottle cap pennants,
Epoxy stickers
I used a piece of cardstock and printed our information onto it, we chose just
"My Parents" and phone number, you could do parents names with phone number, or whatever you choose!
I got out my 1 inch punch {thank goodness this was still unpacked}
Lined up what I wanted cut out.
And I had the center of the necklace!
Again, I'm using the window insulating tape!!!
I just love this stuff, it works great for everything!!
I put a small piece on the back of the card stock and stuck it inside the bottle cap.
Topped it off with an epoxy sticker
Last step was to hang the bottle cap onto the necklace and that's it!!!
I had debated on some fun paper, but since we are leaving soon, and this gets the point across that's what was important to me!
Now I have the security of the kiddos having our phone number with them, it will get tucked inside their shirt, and we've explained to them, if something happens to them, find someone that words at the airport, usually dressed in a uniform or behind a desk, and show them your necklace.
I will be popping in here and there next week to show you some fun pics from Maui, and make sure to check out Facebook, where I will add pictures from Instagram!!
So, bring on the sun, the sand, the family time...throw in a Luau, a vow renewal {yes you read that right} and it should make for one amazing memorable vacation!!!
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Thursday, December 19, 2013
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) -- The Missouri attorney general is warning people to beware of a scam in which fake representatives of utility companies are seeking money for supposedly overdue bills.
Attorney General Chris Koster says his consumer protection hotline has received several reports of phone callers claiming to be from a power company and demanding money to avoid disconnecting their service.
Koster says the scam has targeted residential and small-business customers and seems to have become more common as the weather has gotten colder.
The attorney general's office says people should never provide personal or banking information on phone calls they did not initiate. Koster suggests people hang up and instead call the utility company using a number listed on a bill or the company's website.
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Perhaps it's all about the different perceived inherent noise reducing characteristics of CMOS (CX 3 & 4 Models) as compared to CCD (Older models), sensors as applied to these different models. Perhaps in their infinite wisdom Ricoh decided that NR was no longer the problem that it once was??
Funny thing is that there is perhaps some sense in that thinking going by some of the very decent CX3 & CX4 results that I have seen.
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unanimous vote, the Douglas County Commissioners voted to approve the City of East Wenatchee's request for a
special use permit to hold a sprint boat race Saturday, September 4th. The City's application had asked for the
permit to cover two race dates, in September of this year and July of 2011, but Commissioners voted to accept only
the single date in 2010. "I feel the City of East Wenatchee has the opportunity between now and July to file for
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FILEDUnited States Court of Appeals Tenth Circuit May 19, 2010 UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS Elisabeth A. Shumaker Clerk of Court TENTH CIRCUIT UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff - Appellee, No. 09-6235 v. (D.C. No. 06-CR-00115-R-1) (W.D. Okla.) JESUS ADOLFO TINAJERO- PORRAS, Defendant - Appellant. ORDER AND JUDGMENT *Before KELLY, McKAY, and LUCERO, Circuit Judges. ** Defendant-Appellant Jesus Tinajero-Porras, an inmate proceeding pro se,appeals from the district court's denial of his motion for the return of seizedproperty under Fed. R. Crim. P. 41(g). Having jurisdiction under 28U.S.C. §1291, we affirm because Defendant must proceed under 18U.S.C. § 983, theexclusive remedy for the recovery of administratively forfeited property. * This order and judgment is not binding precedent, except under thedoctrines of law of the case, res judicata, and collateral estoppel. It may be cited,however, for its persuasive value consistent with Fed. R. App. P. 32.1 and 10thCir. R. 32.1. ** After examining the briefs and the appellate record, this three-judgepanel has determined unanimously that oral argument would not be of materialassistance in the determination of this appeal. See Fed. R. App. P. 34(a); 10thCir. R. 34.1(G). The cause is therefore ordered submitted without oral argument. Mr. Tinajero-Porras is currently serving a sentence of 360 months in prison for his conviction for various federal drug offenses. 1 R. 34-36. When Drug Enforcement Agency officers arrested Mr. Tinajero-Porras in April 2006, they found $5,023 in cash in his pocket. Id. at 127. The district court did not include this cash among the criminal proceeds that Mr. Tinajero-Porras forfeited under 21 U.S.C. § 853. Id. at 99-104. Instead, the DEA administratively forfeited the cash under 21U.S.C. § 881 after sending notices to a Norman, Oklahoma residence, the Oklahoma County jail where Mr. Tinajero-Porras was being held, and an Oklahoma City attorney, and publishing notices in the Wall Street Journal. Id. at 131-50. In a short order, the district court denied Mr. Tinajero-Porras's Rule 41(g) motion, it appears, for lack of subject matter jurisdiction because 18U.S.C. § 983 is the exclusive remedy and, alternatively, because a properly filed motion would be futile. 1 R. 151-52. On appeal, Mr. Tinajero-Porras claims that the Government's notice was inadequate because he never received it, he never lived at the Norman address, the attorney no longer represented him when she received the notice, and he cannot read English, so the Wall Street Journal publication was ineffective. Aplt. Br. at 2-4. It does not appear that he raised these arguments in the district court. 1 R. 127-28. We review de novo a district court's dismissal for lack of subject matter jurisdiction. United States v. Rodriguez-Aguierre, 414 F.3d 1177, 1181 (10th Cir. - 2005). A motion filed under 18U.S.C. § 983 is "the exclusive remedy for seeking to set aside a declaration of forfeiture under a civil forfeiture statute." 18 U.S.C. § 983(e)(5). Under prior Rule 41(e), which Rule 41(g) replaced, we "held that where the property sought to be returned has been administratively forfeited, the Court should not exercise Rule 41(e) jurisdiction if the movant has failed to challenge the forfeiture through the appropriate administrative and judicial procedures." United States v. Deninno, 103 F.3d 82, 84 (10th Cir. 1996). That holding applies here. Because 18U.S.C. § 983 is the exclusive vehicle to challenge an administrative forfeiture under 21U.S.C. § 881, we lack jurisdiction to review the denial of Mr. Tinajero-Porras's Rule 41(g) motion. See Mesa Valderrama v. United States, 417 F.3d 1189, 1196 (11th Cir. 2005). Therefore, we cannot review the arguments he presents on appeal, because they go to the merits of the forfeiture. See id. Mr. Tinajero-Porras does not raise any collateral due process attack that would trigger our jurisdiction. Deninno, 103 F.3d at 84. AFFIRMED. Entered for the Court Paul J. Kelly, Jr. Circuit Judge -


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Leading up to the end of the year, Revolver has asked some of our favorite artists to pick their Top Albums of 2012 and tell us why each record rules. Here, Jacob Bannon (pictured left), vocalist of the hardcore band Converge, selects his faves.
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"I have every confidence that Dr. Good is the leader that we need at this time to move us forward," said Board of Education President Carol L. Perkins. "Working with Dr. Good, we look forward to building on the great work Superintendent Harris, the 2012 Millage Committee, and the Mayor's Commission.
"The Board and Mayor Coleman will be working closely with Dr. Good to review our current Board Priorities – and to establish immediate priorities for the coming year," said Perkins.Ā "Among the items at the top of that list is finalizing the implementation of new systems relating to the student records and addressing any other issues associated with the Auditor of State's Final Report, reengagement with the community, and passage of a levy to get us back on a solid financial footing."
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chad ochocinco -its time to move on!
- Thu Apr 03, 04:14:00 PM PDT
Chad Ochocinco Johnson. Ex-wife Evelyn Lozada just had a baby with another baller- baseballer that is. Chad said that he loses interest in relationships after about 6 months.
- Thu Apr 03, 05:52:00 PM PDT
Chad just hasn't found the right woman to hold his interest long enough or he is gay and using women as a front.
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Chad Ochochinco, he is lost
- Fri Apr 04, 09:05:00 AM PDT
Look at his eyes! they are blank and emotionless, I think he really should be evaluated for Bipolar. It's Chad Ochocinco, he is very, very immature. Six months.....he loses interest, come on out the walk-in closest Chad! but really look at how vacant his eyes are. He has mental issues.
- Fri Apr 04, 11:05:00 AM PDT
I don't think Chad is gay, I do believe he is very......immature. Men like him think their shit don't stink. Can't say about the bipolor thing but I do believe he needs to grow up
- Fri Apr 04, 04:22:00 PM PDT
Chad Ochochinco guesses sound good -- he do NEED to grow up. Stop acting like a spoiled brat/ boy. FRONT PAGE: 1) The Roots Picnic Fest. @the Pier sounds better than the Festival with Jay-Z. 2)Wyclef of the Fugees broke?? What happen to all the money? No wonder he wanted to reunite with Lauryn Hill. 3) Love Cedric the entertainer--glad his show is doing well. 4) Amer. Idol is dying out slowly. 5)Essence magazine cover idea for 3 singers is good, but they need to cut down on the hair straighteners & surgical ads.---overkill.
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--This article is courtesy of Whitman Magazine, Summer 2011 issue and author Ms. Lindsay Wickham, Events & Communications Manager, Falcone Center for Entrepreneurship, Whitman School of Management at Syracuse University. --
Kathy Miller never really thought about working for the armed forces while she was growing up. During her undergraduate years, she studied resource economics and was preparing for a career in accounting. But after graduation, marriage to a service member took her abroad to Germany. After living abroad for a short while, Miller decided that she needed to find work and wanted to keep busy. She interviewed for an accounting position in Germany with the U.S. Army and remembers being asked if she could type. Miller recalls replying, "not very well," but was hired anyway - and her Army career took off.
Miller says she soon discovered that one of the best parts of her job was making a difference: "I found I could make a difference and make things better." After excelling in her role for nearly a decade, she was selected to attend what was then called the Army Comptrollership Program (ACP) at the Whitman School of Management. Miller's experience in the ACP program and its emphasis on teamwork shaped the future of her career, which has taken her to the top tier of civilian employees in the U.S. Army. "You have to be able to lead a team, whether it's your own business, as part of a corporation, or for the government," she says. "You must focus your team to get to the end result."
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Water changes for 10 G, how do I store water to sit for 24 hrs?
At the end of August I'm heading off to college... and I want to take my two Bettas. They allow up to 10G, so I'm splitting it for my two boys.
The thing is, I have no idea how to store such a large amount of water for 24 hrs to condition it before using it for my tank. I'm going to do 50% changes every 5-7 days and a 100% change every two weeks. I will also have a filter going.
Should I get ten containers or something? I had enough trouble trying to find a 1.5 gallon container that didn't cost a ridiculous amount of money. There is no way I could just get another ten gallon container, I'm a very small and weak little girl; I can't even carry the 3 gallon container I have Mr. Big in right now. I have to ask my boyfriend or dad. lol!)
What would you suggest? What does everyone else do?
Please consider that I will be living in a dorm with another person, so there isn't exactly a ton of space to have containers of water sitting out all over. (And if it spilled, it was totally suck. I'm an art major hahaha and destroyed pieces of artwork won't work so well for my grades!)
I think you're really over thinking this.....maybe I'm missing something....but, why can't you buy one 5 gallon bucket (they are about $5 at your local home depot) and keep it in your dorm room and simply do a Partial Water Change (pwc) every week, which would be about 2 gallons a week (20%). It's healthier for your fish to do a pwc everyweek...no need to do 50% everyweek and then 100% every two...may throw your tank into a mini-cycle.
Can you do a pwc everyweek with a 5 gallon bucket?? Just simply take out 20% from your tank....and add conditioner/de-chlorinator to the new water and you should be good to go.....
So I don't really have to let the water sit for 24 hrs beforehand? I thought I had to add the conditioner and then wait 24 hours before putting that water into my tank.
The 5 gallon bucket is a good idea. I was going to do such large and frequent changes just because thats what I do now (but my tanks are much much smaller than a 10 G). I've never had anything over 3 gallons so I don't really know what to do with a 10.
well proper maintenace is generally anywhere between 15-40% pwc every week to maintain a healthy enviornment for your fish. No need to change out all the water every two weeks, you may be doing yourself more harm them good with that approach.
So for your 10G tank, you will want to change out about 3 gallons of water every week, pick a day where you know you will do it that day, everyweek no matter what....they are crucial to the longevity of your fish. Just drain out about 3 gallons of water, go dump it and fill up the 5 gallon bucket with new water, add conditioner or whatever you use to remove chlorine and add it to the tank. You can also gravel vac every two weeks or so if you see it becoming a problem.
Yeah, just add conditioner before you add the water and you will be ok. No need to wait 24 hours. Get a good conditioner like novaqua and you're good to go. I've even used cheapo tetra conditioner in a pinch and it worked too.
Is the 10 gallon tank already cycled or is this a new set up? It sounds like this will be a new 10 gallon tank and filter. If so, you'll need to cycle the tank and do frequent water changes to keep ammonia and nitrites in check until the tank is matured and your bacterial colony is established. If you don't already have one you'll need a test kit to test for ammonia, nitrite, nitrates and Ph. Don't get the test strips, they are junk. Get the liquid kit such as this Aquarium Water Testing: Aquarium Pharmaceuticals Freshwater Master Test Kit
If you're not familiar with cycling here is an article for you to read The Aquarium Nitrogen Cycle
There's tons of info on the web about cycling your aquarium so just google The Aquarium Cycle and read up.
Good luck and be sure to ask here if you have any questions.
just grab the old filter media if u had one and float it in ur 10 gallon tank while the filter is running. Should cycle in about... 1 - 2 weeks. or... Bettas are super hardy, so you can actually cycle with them if you want. or toss them in and dose the tank with cycle to be safer... Theres really not that much to worry about for a 10 gallon with two bettas... Also, if you use conditioner theres no reason to store water for 24 hrs. The purpose of the 24 hr storage is to let the chlorine evaptorate. If you use conditioner the water is already clear of chlorine. What you may need to consider is that a 10 gallon filter may create a current too strong for the betta on the side that the filter is in.
Johnny is very right about the water changes. the schedule you made for yourself is overkill, may do more harm than good. Get a mini gravel vac, suck out 20-25% of the water weekly and you should be fine.
I agree with the other guys. A 20-30% partial water change a week is sufficient. And no need to let the water stand for 24 hours if you use a water conditioner.
Bettas are hardy enough to cycle the tank. If you're worried you can do the 20-30% water change every 4 days and use "Cycle" or any similar product. But in my experience, once a week is fine.
About the filter being too strong on one side... what type of filter will you be using?
I've seen a split betta tank set-up filter using two small sponge filters (the ones small enough for 2.5 to 5 gallon tanks) with the air hose split using a Y-tube. I think it's a better idea than using a powerhead-driven filter, especially with a small tank like a 10g and fish that are used to still waters like bettas.
no matter what you do. Do NOT do 100% water change!
well in this case for bettas, a 100% water change once a month or two might actually not be that bad as long as you do not change the filter media and vacuum the gravel sparsely. It may cause a mini cycle but bettas are strong and the full water change might be good for really cleaning out the poop and urine that they swim in.
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Looping (Teachers):
Practice in which a teacher moves with his or her students to the next grade level -- some loops are two consecutive years with the same group of students, while others may be three or more years with the same group.
My niece's school started this practice last year. She will go from Kindergarten to 4th grade with the same teacher. Then when she goes to the intermediate school for 5th grade her teacher will be sent back to Kindergarten to pickup a new class.
My niece is in 1st grade now and loves her teacher but I wonder if this is even something I would want for my child.
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Mr. Kurman has represented several employers in discrimination/harassment cases in which he has successfully obtained summary judgment decisions in federal court and/or favorable settlements after conducting aggressive and strategically planned depositions of the named plaintiffs. Additionally, Mr. Kurman has regularly advised his clients on how to successfully and proactively plan and implement employee terminations, reductions in force, and post-termination protections involving covenants not to compete and protection of company trade secrets. Finally, Mr. Kurman has successfully guided many companies through threatened unionization of their employees, and for those companies that are already unionized he has negotiated on their behalf very favorable collective bargaining agreements that improve operational efficiency and increase enterprise profitability.
Mr. Kurman is listed in the 10th Edition of Who's Who in American Law. In 2007, he was named to the Greater Baltimore's Legal Elite list, which is a readers' poll conducted by Baltimore SmartCEO magazine. He also received the highest professional (AV) rating from his peers, as reported by Martindale-Hubbell.
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RISMEDIA, April 11, 2007-The creators of InspectionNews.net, InspectionWorld and the Home Inspection Business Operations Study have announced the launch of Inspection Radio, a multimedia information service for the home inspection industry. Programming channels will include building industry-related Internet radio stations, podcast feeds from home inspectors as well as exclusive content developed for Inspection Radio.
Inspection Radio will be broadcast through its proprietary Internet Explorer and Firefox browser toolbars, the company reports. Anyone with Internet access can easily click, play, listen and watch the audio and video options incorporated into the toolbar without having to learn or switch between any computer programs. The browser toolbar aggregates information provided by home inspector and home industry-related organizations as well as information provided by U.S. federal and state governments.
With the growing popularity of social-networking Web sites and social media, many inspectors are using blogs, podcasts and even YouTube.com videos as part of their marketing efforts. In addition, home inspector membership organizations like the American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI) and the National Association of Certified Home Inspectors (NACHI) have dedicated resources to developing their respective "Virtual Home Inspection" and "NACHI.TV" media properties. Inspection Radio will report on these and other initiatives to provide home inspectors with the most comprehensive home inspection information available.
The Inspection Radio service was developed by Brian Hannigan, principal of InspectionNews.net and Carlos Tabora, a social media marketing consultant based in Orange County, California.
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I sincerely hope you will not find cause to "go back to [your] needlepoint" anytime soon [see the Jan. 1, 1998, "Dear Prudence"]. I realize that this feeling is quite selfish, as it ignores any potential need for needlepoint items you might have, but all I can offer is the assurance that it is an honest sentiment: Having been born a century too late, this admirer of yours is pleased to see that not everyone has adopted the social graces of Beavis and Butt-Head or, for that matter, of the average politician.
May your needlepoint suffer from years and years of utter neglect!
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Dear Mr. Kasza,
Thanks, I'll let the needlepoint rest for a while longer.
--Prudence, gratefully
Dear Prudence,
Maybe you can help. My friend has loved the same person for over 20 years. While he has been and done so many things to end the relationship forever, she is so loving and forgiving. Now, the big one has happened. He took her car ... and has not been seen for four days now. He moved here from another state and his surroundings are new, but we as family have tried to bring him into the fold. Now he's gone. My friend's heart is broken and I can't help. I think he was using her all the time. What can I do? I'm VERY worried about my friend's mentation.
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Now every once in a while there is a game that spits in the face of a big shot company and says they can come up with a better product. Two Worlds was the end result of a collision of bodily fluids. Two Worlds had hoped to be the little train engine that could but ended up failing miserably. Upon Two worlds release the developers hyped up the game so much they said it would be better than Oblivion, well lets just say that did not happen. In fact it takes a really special kind of person to call Two Worlds a great game.
However I was one of the few who thought the game was gonna live up to the hype. Anyways my thoughts are now that the first game has passed the second one must be good. Right? Well it doesn't look like that is going to happen you see the first trailer for the game has been released and omg the in game graphics look terrible, the sound is garbage and the overall trailer dose not have a wow factor.
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Due to the controversy that was created by Hulk Hogan this week, Curtis Axel and Damien Sandow are being forced to drop their impersonation gimmicks, which was a key selling point for the duo. During a live event over the weekend, the two of them still were a tag team but they were dressed in generic clothing. They will more than likely be kept off of television until something can be found for them.
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For VARs whose customers are chomping at the bit for a better Vista, the time has come. As of today Microsoft said it will make Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 Service Pack 2 (SP2) Beta available to anyone who wants it through a Customer Preview Program (CPP) available from TechNet.
"The CPP is intended for technology enthusiasts, developers and IT pros who would like to test Service Pack 2 in their environments and with their applications prior to final release," wrote Mike Nash, the Microsoft corporate vice president for Windows Product Management, on the Windows Team Blog.
The beta was available to select adopters in October. It focuses on improving reliability and performance. Nash recommended that most customers should wait until the final release before installing this service pack.
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Wireless manufacturer Meraki is going green -- really green. The company released a solar-powered mesh Wi-Fi system this week that enables large outdoor networks in hard-to-wire areas. The system includes a solar panel and solar-charged lithium iron phosphate battery. Meraki reseller Anaptyx, which installed the free Wi-Fi network in Harvard Square in Cambridge, Mass., has been commissioned to expand that network using Meraki solar devices. Anaptyx said it installed the Meraki solar devices because they can be deployed on roofs without disrupting local businesses during the installation. Meraki Solar is priced from $848 to $1,497, depending on the size of the solar panel.
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What could Microsoft do to improve its lot with IT pros? It could acknowledge the still-vast installed base of Windows XP and sell -- not rent -- the Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack (MDOP), says Windows expert Mark Minasi, author of the Mastering Windows books. Minasi also says the top concern for these IT pros is simply "keeping their jobs," according to SearchWinIT.com.
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(MCT)—Actress Sharon Stone has sold a compound in the Beverly Crest, Los Angeles area for $6.575 million.
The buyer is producer Lili Zanuck, widow of film producer Richard Zanuck.
Surrounded by walls and gated, the Mediterranean-style estate sits on 5 acres with pathways, bridges, waterfalls, fruit trees, a meditation garden, a swimming pool and a tennis court with viewing pavilion.
The main house, built in 1991, includes a paneled library, a wet bar in the living room and a master suite with dual bathrooms, dual dressing rooms and a terrace. The guest house contains a media room, a gym and two bedrooms, for a total of seven bedrooms, 8.5 bathrooms and four fireplaces. There is covered parking for about 14 cars.
Stone, 54, starred in the 1990s films "Total Recall," "Basic Instinct" and "Casino," for which she was nominated for an Academy Award. Her more recent work includes this year's thriller "Border Run," "The Burma Conspiracy" (2011) and appearances on "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" (2010). She will star in the upcoming films "Gods Behaving Badly" and "What About Love."
The actress bought the property in 2006 for $10.995 million and put it back on the market later that year at $12.5 million, according to the Multiple Listing Service. She has since leased out the estate. It was most recently priced at $7.5 million.
Zanuck, 58, shared a best picture Oscar with her late husband for "Driving Miss Daisy" (1989). Her other credits include "Cocoon" (1985) and "Reign of Fire" (2002).
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23 weeks and doctor had hard time finding babys heartbeat. Should I be worried?
Yesterday at my doctors appointment the doctor was having a hard time finding my unborn babys heart beat. This is my first and im 23 weeks. I got worried and was glad when the doctor finally found it. Has this happen to anyone before? Was is probably because of the way the baby was positioned?
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This happens all the time. It's how the baby is positioned. There are times where the doc just gives up and doesn't even do it until the next visit. Totally fine!posted 04/04/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
If your doc wasn't worried, don't worry - especially if he found a healthy heartbeat. As baby gets bigger, things are harder to find.posted 04/05/2013 by clark27
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Programming for windows: Getting per connection bandwidth statistics on newest questions tagged windows – Stack Overflow
I need to determine per-process network usage statistics similar to what TCPView can do.
So before you shoot me for posting a duplicate of this question, or this question, I would like to point out that neither of those have a thorough answer that could help me actually do this.
I've been doing research, and there are clearly many ways to list out active connections and their associated processes, whether this be with netstat or other windows API's like IpHlpAPI.dll.
Now, from what Google'ing I've done, I have not found much – except for these vague terms: GetPerTcpConnectionEStats and GetPerTcp6ConnectionEStats. Presumably for TCP over IPv4 and IPv6. Now where I was reading its supposedly able to do what I need to do. However, that still leaves out UDP. And those are also not available on XP systems, which TCPViewer works on.
I would be satisfied with using those for TCP, but the problem is, I can't seem to find any examples of how to use them from C#.
So I guess it all boils down to these few questions:
- Does anyone actually know how TCPView does it?
- How do I use GetPerTcpConnectionEStats for the TCP? Or can it even accomplish what I'm suggesting?
- Is there another known alternative that would work for UDP?
The whole point of this is to see the independent bandwidth usage of the processes themselves. Not calculate the total system bandwidth usage.
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By Spc. Ben Fox, 3rd BCT, 1st Cav. Div. Public Affairs
FORT HOOD, Texas - The death of a Soldier is never easy for loved ones, but there is a group of trained volunteers who help the family after they are notified.
The 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division, began training sessions for their go team and care team volunteers May 14 here in preparation for a possible deployment.
"The reason why we conducted this training for the brigade is because we have all new advisors at the battalion and brigade level and a lot of new company Family Readiness Group leaders," said Bennington, Vt. native Lori Carpenter, the brigade's Family Readiness Support Assistant.
Go teams and care teams are part of the brigade's family readiness group (FRG) with different jobs. Go teams are the first responders after a family has been notified of their loved one's death.
"Their initial job is to go in and assess the situation to see if they (the families) need further assistance," said Carpenter.
Care teams assist the family with the needs the family asks for.
"Our care teams, the majority of the time, are preparing food, and (giving) comfort and support during the memorial and during the funeral," Carpenter said.
"It's important to get them trained on the important tasks they might be doing, especially during the deployment," said Carpenter, though she also said the teams are always ready for family emergencies while the unit is not deployed.
"The purpose of the training is so that we feel more comfortable if we have the important task of going into a Soldier's family's home," said Carpenter. "We have subject matter experts who work in this field and can train our families."
Although the training is essential, "I can tell you from past experience when I was volunteering and went on go teams, you are never prepared enough for it," she said.
"It is something that if we can get the right people in to train them, work with them and meet with them on... it will make it a little easier to prepare them for what they are going to do," said Carpenter.
"In (Operation Iraqi Freedom II), we didn't have the go team aspect... it was just a bunch of volunteers that had an hour of training, driving out there themselves and talking to this family member," she said. "Now it is a little bit more structured."
The teams now have procedures to follow such as riding together in a military van so they don't crowd the house with numerous vehicles.
"From the past experiences we have improved a lot," said Carpenter.
The go team is more challenging than the care team in some aspects.
"We are honestly very picky on who is going to be a part of a go team, because not everybody can do it," said Carpenter. "You are going into a home directly after a family member has been notified of a death of their loved one."
Carpenter said she envisions a productive future for the new teams.
"From now on, either monthly or bi-monthly we will hold continuous care team training," she said. "It is improving and it is going to continue to improve."


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Tallahassee, FL - Reggie Lewis scored 24 points, including six 3-pointers, as Florida A&M overpowered Coppin State in the second half, winning 82-71 on Saturday.
Coppin State (9-16, 6-6 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference) led by five at the half, 37-32. But five minutes into the second half Lewis sank two 3-pointers and a layup, scoring seven unanswered points, to give the Rattlers a 44-41 lead.
Florida A&M (9-16, 5-7) expanded that lead to 80-64 with just under 2 minutes remaining to walk away with the victory.
Jamie Adams scored 14 points, Jamari Bradshaw 12 and Trey Kellum notched a double-double with 11 points and 11 rebounds for the Rattlers.
Coppin State shot just 38 percent from the field and was led in scoring by Sterling Smith with 20 points. Andre Armstrong had 19 points and Michael Murray recorded 11 points and 13 rebounds.
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