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WILSON, Okla. -- The old Wilson High School gymnasium went up in flames Tuesday night.
The fire department received the call around 8:20 p.m. Tuesday.
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At least four departments responded, including Wilson, Healdton, Lone Grove and Dillard.
No other buildings were damaged, and no word on the cause of that fire.
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August 21, 2012
It's certainly hot out there, but
just ask the kids: fall is right around the corner. Fall of course brings more than the return of the school year;
it also brings the harvest of the state's most valuable crop.
Yes, the apples are
starting to come off the trees, and soon the harvest will be in full swing. To get a look at what could be a very
lucrative year for growers, Isaac Kaplan-Woolner called the WA Apple Commission. President Todd
Fryhover said with Michigan and New York struggling with their crop this year, Washington growers could see very
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- 9374 Olive Blvd
- St. Louis, MO 63132
- phone: 314.432.7020
- fax: 314.432.6131
- Contact Us
Mississippi Valley Research Project
David V. Kromm, AIA
Kromm, Rikimaru and Johansen, Inc.
Jerry Walters
Professor, Department of Fine Arts
Mineral Area College
Dr. David Browman
Professor, Department of Anthropology
Washington University
The Mineral Area College, directed by Dr. Kohn, is sponsoring this program in partnership with the Missouri Humanities Council and with support from the National Endowment for the Humanities and the State of Missouri.
- To study the wealth of history, through architecture, found in the Mineral Area of Missouri and the "River Heritage" area along the Mississippi.
- To discover answers to the questions of why and how these cultures defined and represented themselves.
- To share this information with the communities in order to educate them about the rich history and culture the buildings represent.
- To use this information to assist in keeping the community, and its heritage strong and vibrant.
This study examines the Mineral Area historic building landscape through an architect's eyes.
When this project began it was expected that there would be a simple and homogeneous track of old world architecture for the Mississippi Valley. Instead, it was found that there is a variety of heritage from Italy to Ireland and France to Poland.
Unlike other areas of the country, early builders did not have books out of which to copy. The availability of materials and resources were limited to what could be hauled on barges or horseback. Stonework appeared in towns that developed later as railroads came to the Mississippi Valley. Crafted work, however, such as Italianate windows, always had to be prefabricated and imported. Therefore, crafted work was used sparingly.
Construction labor was often voluntary, especially for major community buildings such as churches and courthouses. Builders put their hearts and souls into the construction of these buildings, and they had to. Lacking materials and books, they built from limited drawings and what they carried in with them in their minds. These limitations forced them to improvise.
This improvisation occurred in many ways. The forms that resulted have their own intrinsic beauty and are responsive to the materials and methods that shaped them. The builders created a sort of new art form, a form of Jazz in architecture.
- At the end of every site entry is a date preceded with P.O. The dates mark the point at which the community had an official post office, and the date at which the post office, in some cases, was terminated. These dates are an indication for when the individual communities thrived as a growing important locus. Construction dates of churches also mark prosperous times for small towns. They provide a way to get a feel for the context against which to access construction.
- The location of each site is marked on city maps throughout by red dots. A few of these are approximate locations and are duly marked with asterisk.


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Bonstrom Tabbed Pac-12 Freshman of the Year
Ten Cardinal were named to all-conference teams
Rich Powers Cardinal Past San Jose State
The senior hit back-to-back home runs in the win
Cardinal Drops Double-Header to Arizona State
The teams will play the series finale on Sunday at Noon
Stanford Sweeps Double-Header at Oregon State
Senior Jenna Rich was 5-for-7 with four RBI
Cardinal Faces Beavers in Mid-Week Series
Stanford is coming off a series win over UCLA
Stanford Softball vs UCLA
Stanford Softball vs UCLA
2013 Game-By-Game Statistics
High School: A 2012 graduate of Blue Springs South High School in Blue Springs, Mo. ... four-year letterwinner, captained her team as a senior ... three-time all-state, all-district, all-area, all-region and all-conference performer ... school's player of the year as a senior ... holds single season records for walks, doubles and runs ... also earned one letter in track and field.
Club: Played for the KC Originals.
Personal: Daughter of Mike and Lisa Schaberg ... has a younger sister, Megan ... contemplating a major in computer science ... enjoys singing and playing volleyball ... born in Walnut Creek, Calif. ... full name is Kaitlin Elizabeth Schaberg.


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- Jul 13:
- McMinimee describes rocky road to becoming Jeffco's superintendent
- Jun 7:
- New Jefferson County leader to get $220,000 a year plus perks
- Jun 5:
- Jeffco School board revises, then OKs McMinimee's salary
- Jun 3:
- New leader of Jeffco school district proposed pay near top
- May 27:
- Jeffco Schools board OKs hiring of Daniel McMinimee by 3-2 vote
- Douglas County shadow over potential Jeffco schools superintendent
After cries from the community that the draft contract for Jefferson County Schools' superintendent finalist Daniel McMinimee be made public, the district posted a copy of the document on its website Wednesday afternoon.
The school board will also allow time for public comment at a special meeting scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Tuesday — another demand that teachers and parents had made via dozens of emails this week.
But because of the anticipated high number of people expected to take to the microphone, the total amount of public comment will be limited to 45 minutes. Each speaker will be limited to one minute and each group will be limited to three minutes.
According to the draft of McMinimee's contract, he would be employed for a five-year period starting July 1, with opportunity for renewal in the future. His annual salary would be $280,000.
The contract states that the superintendent will receive an annual evaluation from the board. He can be fired for "good and just cause."
The board is expected to decide Tuesday whether or not to hire McMinimee, an assistant superintendent with the Douglas County School District. A separate vote on his contract won't happen until a regular board meeting June 5.
The public must sign up online to speak at Tuesday's meeting, starting at 8 a.m. Friday. Signup will close at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday. Speakers will be taken on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Also in the contract, McMinimee would accrue 13.33 hours of vacation leave and eight hours of sick leave per month. He would also get two personal days off a year.
McMinimee would also be able to unilaterally terminate his contract by giving six months' notice to the board. If proper notice isn't given, the board could require him to pay damages to the district.
READ the draft contract offered to Daniel McMinimee by Jefferson County Schools.
McMinimee's duties, according to the contract, would include serving as "the chief executive officer of the district" who "shall work on behalf of, and under the leadership and direction of, the board."
He would also be allowed to undertake paid consultation work, speaking engagements, writing and lecturing on his own time. There is no mention of a car allowance, retirement pay or performance bonuses.
McMinimee's selection on May 10 as the sole finalist for superintendent of Jefferson County Schools was controversial, splitting the board 3-2. Many in the community have said they wished that more than just a single finalist for the job had been named.
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It all feels like déjà vu — the assembly, the decisions on sexuality, the ensuing tension and nervousness. Seven years ago my home synod, the Evangelical Church in Hesse and Nassau (EKHN) in Germany went through a similar process.
In December 2002, the EKHN assembly approved the blessing of publicly accountable, lifelong, monogamous, same-gender relationships. Just like the ELCA, discussion preceded this decision for about 20 years. And just like the ELCA , there was still no unity.
The EKHN asked everyone to respect each others' bound conscience. To perform a same-sex blessing in a church still requires the acceptance of the congregation, while pastors are bound to follow their own conscience. Within the EKHN (the area around Frankfurt) there are places such unions aren't acceptable and areas where they are — the church has lived with these tensions and not fallen apart.
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text: While we'd all love to think America has cornered the market on pretentious affectations and aloof behavior, the sad truth is that hipsters are by no means a domestic anomaly -- quite the opposite, in fact. From Singapore to Stockholm, whole neighborhoods have been overrun with raw denim, ironic sunglasses, and a deep appreciation of the superiority of vinyl records. Here are 10 of the biggest hipster colonies in the world.


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The guys' unexpected last minute move to perform Tuesday night instead of Wednesday on "American Idol" didn't seem to rattle their performances. Overall, they seemed to be more assured; their song choices more thought out than their shaky first outing on a live show last week.
Once more the theme was Top 10 hits from the Billboard Hot 100, though nobody was checking up whether they all actually came from the charts (and once more, they didn't).
Michael "Big Mike" Lynche tried to overcome the "opening act" impression of last week's performance by going for the Godfather of Soul, James Brown's "It's a Man's Man's Man's World." "Crazy, crazy, unbelievable. R&B star right there," Randy Jackson said. "You went from being a singer to someone who can be an artist," Kara DioGuardi said. "It was like being a pussycat to a lion in one week," Simon Cowell said. (It must have sounded better in the studio.)
John Park, 21, of Northbrook, Ill., took on John Mayer's "Gravity." Jackson said he didn't bring anything new to it. "It was kind of flat for me." Ellen DeGeneres said it was a much better song choice, but there could have been more soul in it. Cowell said he thought Park would be returning home to his acapella group, calling it a "so what?" performance.
Casey James played electric guitar to open his version of Gavin DeGraw's "I Don't Want To Be." DeGeneres said he couldn't go wrong with that song, and he sounded good. But she said he was a little too stiff on stage. DioGuardi, a former fan, said he took two steps backward by concentrating so much on the guitar. "You didn't take the song to another level." Cowell agreed. "This week you turned into somebody you'll see in any bar across America: somebody trying to be a rock star."
Alex Lambert, 19, strummed acoustic guitar to perform an easy rocking version of John Legend's "Everybody Knows" (a song that never charted). "I really liked that," Jackson said. "So much better than last week," DeGeneres said, who added "under that mullet is that little Sam Cooke voice." Cowell called it "a million times better than last week."
Todrick Hall, 24, of Texas, sang his second consecutive song made famous by a female singer, Tina Turner's "What's Love Got to Do with It?" changing it not quite as much as he did the Kelly Clarkson song last week, but slowing it down considerably.
Judges gave it some of the harshest criticism of the night . Jackson said "a great song doesn't need some kind of wild arrangement." "I don't think it was the right song at all," DeGeneres said. "I would say Todrick, move but don't sing. Because this isn't working out at all." He called it a "corny bad version of a Tina Turner song that has no relevance."
Jermaine Sellers followed with his own slowed down soul classic, "What's Goin' On" by Marvin Gaye that eventually kicked into its original tempo. "This was definitely better than last week," Jackson said, but he said "It just wasn't a great performance." "It just didn't work for me," DeGeneres said. "You're always doing too much," DioGuardi says. "What you do is water down the song," Cowell said.
Andrew Garcia went without his guitar to sing James Morrison's ballad "You Give Me Something." Jackson called it "pitchy all over the place." DeGeneres, however, said she liked it a lot but she and DioGuardi said he has yet to top his cover of Paula Abdul's "Straight Up." "The fact you haven't picked the right song two weeks in a row is a problem," Cowell said.
Sixteen year old Aaron Kelly seem to lift the mood with a soulful and straightforward version of the Temptations "My Girl." "That was 200 percent for me better than last week," Jackson said. "I really liked it," DioGuardi said. But Cowell said the song was "all over the place" and the arrangement was too old fashioned.
Tim Urban tried to shake off last week's harsh criticism by grabbing a guitar to sing the mildly rocking "Come on Get Higher" by Matt Nathanson (which reached only to No. 68 on the Hot 100). Jackson said "I didn't really get it. It was really karaoke for me," Jackson said. "There's no charisma," said Degeneres. Cowell, though, called it "a marked improvement on last week" and "a lot more relevant than a lot of other singers tonight."
Lee Dewyze, who did well last week and was chosen to close the show this week, ditched his guitar for a version of Hinder's "Lips of an Angel." "I like that you tried to take chances and come out of your comfort zone," Jackson said. "There was so much passion and intensitity," DeGeneres said. DioGuardi said it was a big improvement over last week. Cowell said, "vocally, you are head and shoulders above anyone else in your side of the competition right now."
At the top of the show, though, he said that the women were "a smidge" better than the men. They will have a chance to do that when the women sing Wednesday.


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Favourite genre of music: Instrumentals, some Goth-metal and classic-rock. Also, Celtic melody is good for relaxing.
Favourite style of art: Anything, really. But for myself, I prefer doing colorations of others' lineart.
Operating System: Windows. I know nothing about Macs, and the Linux penguin frightens me for unknown reasons.
MP3 player of choice: Either WinAmp or my MP3/CD player.
Shell of choice: Artillery.
Wallpaper of choice: Variable
Skin of choice: Naked female.
Favourite cartoon character: The girls of X-Men:Evolution, and the lovely ladies of Disney.
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Angel Face
|Running Time: 105 mins.
|Genre: Drama
Virginia Innocenti
Mario Pasik
Enrique Pinti
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Summary:Nicolas is a child during the years of the military dictatorship in Argentina. His mother is killed by Rightists, and he is sent to a rural school. The bullies there have methods similar to the fascists, and Nicolas takes on some of their characteristics as a defense mechanism. Later, though, as an adult prisoner of war in the Falklands, he begins to recognise the true brutality of the junta.


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[Jason Levine - Principal Worldwide Evangelist] Hi, I'm Jason Levine, Principal Worldwide Evangelist at Adobe, and today I'm here with Michael Coleman, Senior Product Manager in the Professional Video group at Adobe. [Michael Coleman - Sr. Product Manager, Pro Video] We're here to introduce an exciting new product called Adobe Anywhere. Thanks, Jason. The video production landscape is undergoing a substantial shift. File-based workflows are common, Internet connectivity is everywhere, and our customers want more efficient and mobile workflows. It's not about the individual anymore. The advantage comes from improving the productivity of groups. That's why we created Adobe Anywhere. Adobe Anywhere is a collaboration platform that enables users of Adobe's professional video products, like Premiere Pro and Prelude, to work together using centralized assets and media across any network. >>Great. Let's show how simple it is to share work using Adobe Anywhere. Michael and I are both connected to Adobe Anywhere using Adobe Premiere Pro. We don't have to be in the same room to collaborate. That's really the whole point of Adobe Anywhere. We could be in different locations because our shared media is centrally located. It's easy to get started because there is no new software to learn. Adobe Anywhere support will be built right into Adobe Premiere Pro and Adobe Prelude. We've already done our logging and ingested our clips into the shared project via Prelude, so let's jump right into collaborative editing with Premiere Pro. Instead of browsing local files, we can now browse shared remote media using the Premiere Pro Media Browser just as if the clips were on this computer. For this demonstration there are no clips on our laptops. We are completely working across the network, and the video files are all located in another city and we're simply editing over Wi-Fi using our shared corporate network. This is full HD 1080p source material, and notice how smoothly the video plays and scrubs. This is possible because Adobe Anywhere contains new technology called the Mercury Streaming Engine. It's very snappy and it feels just like working with local footage. >>That's right. You can go full frame and see every pixel of the original video file. Thanks to the powerful new Mercury Streaming Engine, Adobe Anywhere doesn't need proxy files to do this. It means that you can get the ability to work across the network without the hassle of copying media, generating proxies, or conforming the final edit. Let's get started building a sequence. I'll drag a few clips into the timeline, and as far as the editing experience goes, it's just what you'd expect from Premiere Pro— smooth, fast, and immediate. >>That's right. The system is very efficient. Your editing hardware doesn't need to be a top-of-the-line expensive system. The server is doing much of the work and just sending the resulting stream to your laptop. If I'm doing a multistream edit, the system isn't flooding the network with multiple streams. It does the compositing and sends a single viewing stream to my laptop. This saves on network bandwidth too. And since all of our project info is located in the shared project, this makes it very easy to collaborate with others. When I share this timeline, it's instantly available to other users without having to render any new media. Michael, why don't you go ahead and add a fade-in and maybe some effects. >>Sure. Another key aspect of Adobe Anywhere is that it's an open system. It's possible to integrate Adobe Anywhere with existing workflow and media asset management systems or even a review and approval app. Behind the scenes, it doesn't require exotic single-purpose hardware. The hardware we're using today uses standard infrastructure with NVIDIA GPU processing and a fast Omneon MediaGrid for media storage. So now that Michael is done working, he can also share his changes to the work group. As you can see, the full fidelity of our work is shared quickly and easily, and if I wish, I can continue to work where Michael left off. Notice that we've been working on the same timeline and the same assets without copying files, without merging projects or worrying about who has the final version of the project. >>That's right. Loggers, editors, motion graphic artists all have the freedom to collaborate wherever they have a network connection. With instant access to shared assets and project information, it can enable your team to deliver higher quality results in less time, and you can hire a team based on talent instead of location. And that's the power of Adobe Anywhere.
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Adobe Anywhere uses standard servers powered by NVIDIA Tesla GPUs to enable video teams to collaborate and access shared media across standard networks virtually anywhere they have internet connectivity. The NVIDIA Tesla GPUs are key to enabling the Adobe Mercury Streaming Engine for smooth remote streaming to client systems.
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The forum is 7 to 8 p.m. at the performing arts center at Capistrano Valley High School, 26301 Via Escolar in Mission Viejo. Capistrano Valley High Foundation President Jane Shafron will moderate.
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I had a couple of Urinary Tract Infections almost three years ago and took antibiotics to clear the infection but the last UTI was pretty bad and although the 'infection' has been cleared I still have the sensation of needing to pee all of the time. I had the UTI almost 3 years ago and not one since so why do I still have one of the symptoms? I have tried drinking 3 litres of water a day, cranberry tablets, teas, etc. but to do avail. I assume that it is partially in my head but during my period I feel almost 100% so there must be something else as well. If anyone can help, I would love some advice!
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Today we are happy to announce that we are giving away TWO FREE passes to the G3 Conference in January!
What is the G3 Conference About?
This conference has one main foundational goal and it centers upon the local church. We desire to see this conference encourage pastors and Christians in the faith, and to send them back to their ministries with a blazing missionary zeal that will shake our neighborhoods and the nations for God's glory. The name G3 is based on three words – Gospel, Grace, and Glory. As Christians, we are called into the faith through the preaching of the gospel, and that is a divine work of God's amazing grace. God chooses to save us – not based on foreseen faith or good works in us, but for His glory alone. (You can read more about the G3 Conference by clicking here)
Who is speaking at the G3 Conference?
Currently, we have the following speakers and we are working to confirm one additional speaker for a breakout session – and he will be announced in the upcoming days.
- Paul Washer
- David Miller
- Tim Challies
- Steve Lawson
- Donald Whitney
- Voddie Baucham
- Joel Beeke
- Chip Thornton
- Jon Payne
Where is the location?
Douglasville, Ga – just west of Atlanta.
What are the dates?
January 24-26 (Thurs. – Sat.)
What is the cost for the conference?
The early bird rates are $120 (with discounts for students and ministries). Early bird rates close on August 20th.
How to be entered to win one of the two free passes to the G3 Conference:
- Write a short (less than one page) essay on God's sovereign purpose in gospel missions. This essay should contain the reason for missions and how God sovereignly oversees this work and accomplishes His purposes.
- Mail your essay to: firstname.lastname@example.com
- Like the G3 Conference on Facebook – here.
- Follow the G3 Conference on Twitter – here.
- Post this in Facebook or Twitter (or both): Enter to win 1 of 2 FREE passes to the G3 Conference in January by clicking here: ht.ly/aHXJU #G3C13
- At the end of your summary, please provide us your Facebook and Twitter ID so that we can connect with you on Facebook or Twitter in the event that you are chosen.
- Deadline for submission is: Thursday May 31st
When will the announcement be made?
We will announce the winners on Twitter and Facebook on Monday June 4th. We will also be posting the selected essays on our G3 Blog on Monday, June 4th and Tuesday, June 5th.
May God challenge you to think and write about His saving purposes through this exercise, and maybe you will receive an added bonus by receiving a free pass to the G3 Conference in January!
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Michael Jonathon is a folksinger/songwriter; a concert performer; a storyteller and author; and a radio host whose WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour has a weekly, international audience of more than 500,000.
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Weekly Field Crops Pest Report 2007
May 23, 2007 Volume 6 Number 6
2. Where are the Alfalfa Weevils? The Role of Biological Control
3. Russs Weed Alert - Impact Herbicide
4. Seed Corn Maggot the Invisible Thief of Corn Seed!
5. Growing Degree Days and Alfalfa Weevil Development in NYS
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Western NY and Finger Lakes
Wheat fields that I have walked this week are pretty short. Thanks to the recent dry weather, diseases are hard to find, even on the lower leaves. Generally, the upper 3 leaves of wheat that Ive observed are very clean and healthy. I did see a few plants with yellow dwarf (see photograph). Yellow dwarf symptoms include yellowing of leaf tips, sometimes progressing to red or purple colors. Several species of aphids common in New York transmit yellow dwarf. If winter wheat was planted early in the fall, aphids may have had time to infest and infect plants.
Cereal leaf beetles are few and far between. I observed one adult, but no eggs or larvae. The ground is getting pretty dry. One field had abundant chickweed and corn cockle.
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At a recent organic field crop TAg meeting in Essex county a grower asked, Why is my alfalfa getting field pennycress? As we dug into the issue it appeared that the pennycress was only in areas where seeding errors had apparently been made. Meaning the weeds established where there was open ground and did not have to compete with the alfalfa. This is true for most weeds that start to grow in alfalfa fields. I have also seen a lot of white cockle in the fields where openings have occurred this year. The picture below was taken at the Cornell Research Farm at Valatie where an opening was left between to two clover varieties. The strip has a lot of field pennycress and some white cockle.
I am starting to see more alfalfa weevil larvae at the Cornell Research Farm at Valatie. There is still less than 10% tip feeding by larvae. There were 1st, 2nd and 3rd instar larvae in the fields. Remember, it is the 4th instar of alfalfa weevil larvae that does most of the damage to alfalfa. A 4th instar larva consumes 80% of all the forage the developing alfalfa weevil will consume over the course of it's lifespan.
Where are the Alfalfa Weevils? The Role of Biological Control
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Reports of alfalfa weevil (AW) adults and larvae have been slow to roll in this year. Growing degree day accumulations are still lower than usual for this time of May, but other factors contribute to low numbers of AW, too. Biological control is a major factor. Several parasitic wasps and fungal pathogens are responsible for keeping AW numbers in check every year in NY.
Within 10 years of the arrival of the invasive alfalfa weevil in the US in the late 1940s, USDA scientists began releases of parasitic wasps to combat this pest. A parasitic wasp lays an egg in an AW larva, thus killing the larva of the pest insect and providing the food source for a growing parasitic wasp. How do we know if these wasps are helping us out in our fields? One of the revealing times to look for alfalfa weevil parasitoids is when they are in the pupal stage. While searching for alfalfa weevil pupae later this month or in early June, keep your eyes out for the parasitoid pupae, too. Alfalfa weevil pupae can be found inside small net-like, pea-sized cocoons generally found in lower regions of the plant on or 2-3 inches above the soil surface. The alfalfa weevil pupa is surrounded in a white to tan webbing, often associated with a leaf, and a wasp pupa is instead surrounded by a small hard brown capsule-shaped pupal case (see photos). Enclosed in the brown case is the wasp pupa, which has grown up using the alfalfa weevil larva as its food source.
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Pupae of parasitic wasps of Alfalfa Weevil
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This week, Russ Hahn, Weed Scientist with the Cornell Department of Crop and Soil Sciences, provides us with an update on a new herbicide available for the 2007 season. NY State Department of Environmental Conservation recently approved the registration of Impact Herbicide for use on field and sweet corn, says Russ. Many NY corn growers are familiar with another herbicide, mesotrione, with the same site of action as Impact. Mesotrione is the active ingredient in Callisto and a component in Lumax and Lexar, explains Russ. Both of these herbicides turn susceptible weeds white, and then tissue necrosis and death follow.
Where will Impact fit in to corn production in NY? Russ tells us that While Callisto can be used both pre-emergence (PRE) and post-emergence (POST) in corn, Impact is registered for POST use only. Impact is a 2.8 lb/gal suspension concentration (SC) with a normal use rate of 0.75 fluid oz/A. For best performance, Impact should be tank-mixed with atrazine at 0.25 to 1.0 lb ai/A. It can be applied from the spike stage of corn up to 45 days prior to harvest. Applications should be made in a minimum of 10 gallons per acre of water and must include a methylated seed oil (MSO) or crop oil concentrate (COC) and a nitrogen fertilizer source such as urea ammonium nitrate (UAN) or ammonium sulfate (AMS).
Impact has excellent activity against many summer annual broadleaf weeds such as velvetleaf, pigweed, common ragweed, common lambsquarters, and wild mustard. It also provides significant burndown activity against giant foxtail and crabgrass and should provide partial control of other summer annual grasses like green and yellow foxtail and fall panicum. Experiments conducted the past two growing seasons suggest that Impact should improve the annual grass activity of residual premix or tank-mix combinations (ie. Bicep Lite II Magnum, Prowl H2O + AAtrex, etc.) that are applied early POST rather than PRE. Impact might also prove beneficial in total POST weed control programs when Steadfast products are used with conventional hybrids or in Roundup Ready or Liberty Link corn weed control programs, says Russ.
Understanding the site of action of Impact herbicide has important implications for resistance management. Russ explains, The 4-HPPD site of action (Group 27 Herbicides) is only one of two new target sites for herbicides introduced since 1991. During this period, about two-thirds of herbicide introductions have been either PPO inhibitors (Group 14 Herbicides like Reflex, Resource, etc.) or ALS inhibitors (Group 2 Herbicides like Steadfast, Permit, Python, etc.). While only three weeds have developed resistance to PPO inhibitors, 93 weeds have developed ALS-resistant populations. To date, there are no confirmed cases of resistance to the new 4-HPPD inhibitors and lab studies indicate that the likelihood of developing 4-HPPD resistance is low. For more information about herbicides and site of action Groups, see Table 8.5 in the Cornell Field Crop Guidelines
For more information on Impact and other herbicide research results, mark your calendar to attend the Aurora Weed Field Day on July 11th.
Seed Corn Maggot the Invisible Thief of Corn Seed!
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Seed corn maggot (SCM) is an insect pest that feeds on large seeded crops like corn and soybean. An adult female fly searches for moist soil cracks, high organic matter, decomposing plant material, fields with manure and germinating seeds in which to lay their eggs early in the spring. Maggots hatch from the eggs and feed by burrowing into germinating seeds. These maggots are tapered, legless, appear to be headless, pale yellowish-white, and reach a length of about a 1/4 inch long. Symptoms of SCM damage may show as skips in the corn rows or as "snake heads" i.e. seedlings without cotyledons. Proper diagnosis requires some digging in the gaps within a row to check for seeds and on seed health. Prevention is the key to control this insect pest by using an insecticide planter box seed treatment or pretreated seed. For more information checkout Early Season Insect Pests of Corn (1016k pdf file).
Growing Degree Days and Alfalfa Weevil Development in NYS
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Growing degree Days for peak (50%) Occurrence of Alfalfa Weevil growth stage:
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Maintain crop records by field, including variety, planting date, pesticides used, nutrient inputs including manure, etc.
Watch for early season weeds, any patches of herbicide resistant weeds?
Storage areas cleaned and ready to accept upcoming hay harvest?
Determine plant populations, make notes on germination problems
Gaps in row? Check for seed corn maggot, wireworm, seedling blights, birds, seed placement issues?
Monitor for weeds, note presence of who, how many and where
Adjust post emergence weed control actions
Small Grains:
Monitor winter grains for crop stage, insect and disease problems
- evaluate crop for adequate stand and plant vigor
Alfalfa & Hay:
Monitor alfalfa seedings for weeds, insects & diseases.
Check established alfalfa stands for alfalfa weevil, weed and disease problems.
Timothy stands: check fields for symptoms of cereal rust mite
Storage areas cleaned and ready to accept upcoming harvest?
Field preparations, planter ready, Rhizobium inoculum?
Dairy Livestock Barn Fly Management:
Sanitation, sanitation, sanitation clean animal resting areas, feed troughs, minimize source of moist organic matter i.e. fly breeding areas in barn and in adjacent animal loafing yard
Check waterers, drainage, roof gutters for leaks and potential overspill
Begin fly monitoring: install 3X5 index card fly speck monitoring cards through out barn
Order fly management materials: fly tapes, insecticide baits, natural enemies (parasitoids)
Note any repairs needed for recently used equipment: tractors, tillage implements, planters, etc. as they are cleaned and serviced.
Service corn planter as needed. alfalfa harvesting equipment, and tillage implements
Soybean planter and alfalfa harvesting equipment ready?
Calibrate manure spreaders - maintain records on amount spread per field
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Freddie Mac (OTC: FMCC) released the results of its third quarter refinance analysis showing homeowners who refinance continue to strengthen their fiscal house by maintaining or reducing their mortgage debt.
In the third quarter of 2011, 82 percent of homeowners who refinanced their first-lien home mortgage either maintained about the same loan amount or lowered their principal balance by paying-in additional money at the closing table. Of these borrowers, 44 percent maintained about the same loan amount, and 37 percent of refinancing homeowners reduced their principal balance.
"Cash-out" borrowers, those that increased their loan balance by at least five percent, represented 18 percent of all refinance loans; the average cash-out share during the 1985 to 2010 period was 46 percent.
The median interest rate reduction for a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage was about 1.2 percentage points, or a decline of about 22 percent in interest rate. Over the first year of the refinance loan life, these borrowers will save about $2,500 in interest payments on a $200,000 loan.
The net dollars of home equity converted to cash as part of a refinance, adjusted for inflation, was at the lowest level in 16 years (third quarter of 1995). In the third quarter, an estimated $5.3 billion in net home equity was cashed out during the refinance of conventional prime-credit home mortgages, down from $6.3 billion in the second quarter and substantially less than during the peak cash-out refinance volume of $83.7 billion during the second quarter of 2006.
Among the refinanced loans in Freddie Mac's analysis, the median value change of the collateral property was a negative 7 percent over the median prior loan life of almost five years. In comparison, the Freddie Mac House Price Index shows about a 25 percent decline in its U.S. series between September 2006 and September 2011. Thus, borrowers who refinanced in the third quarter owned homes that had held their value better than the average home, or may reflect value-enhancing improvements that owners had made to their homes during the intervening years.
"The typical borrower who refinanced reduced their interest rate by about 1.2 percentage points. On a $200,000 loan, that translates into saving $2,500 in interest during the next 12 months," says Frank Nothaft, Freddie Mac vice president and chief economist.
"Savvy homeowners are taking advantage of some of the lowest fixed-rates in more than 60 years to lock in interest savings," Nothaft continues. "Fixed-rate mortgage rates hit new lows during September, with 30-year product averaging 4.11 percent and 15-year averaging 3.32 percent that month, according to our Primary Mortgage Market Survey."
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1st year I was lax because we both went back to college and worked PT. I was ok with the min $50/wk and weekend custody. 2013 = new dad: on drugs, selling drugs, living w/drug dealers, in/out of jail, withholds support when he's mad at me, etc. Last yr I was diagnosed with cancer. I worked full-time through treatment w/o his support, and I made good money. That's one reason why he felt like he didn't need to help. Now I'm out of work (partly due to health), and in 2 mos I won't have an apt. I know he cannot support me, but it's about principle. 3 yrs and he still wants "more time" to get his life together. I don't have that choice, plus I'm fighting for my life while he parties. I think it's safe to say he's a deadbeat. I don't want him to have any rights to the LO. The last time he "watched" her she got into his drug stash. Should I file for support, custody, or remove rights? I just don't want this to bite me. I also take care of my teen brother as well (parents died).
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Depending on your state, there is normally a "Department of Child Support" across the US. States believe support does NOT belong to you, it is for the child, therefore, the non-custodial parent needs to pay. They will file for you/your child and handle everything. You can also get help with subsidies, etc. Here in California, we have a program called "First Five" which covers lots and lots of things to help low income/no income families with children under Five. You can try 211.org and look up your state. If a child gets taken away, typically, they get taken from both parents into foster system so you should do something now rather than waiting. The Legal aid in my county does not handle child support so you may have to hunt around but there is help. And your child is worth it.posted 08/15/2013 by lissaoros
That is the wrong assumption. Illegal drug use in or around a child is grounds for that child being taken away. Call CPS and ask them.posted 08/14/2013 by Medic25
She (my daughter) didn't take any drugs, just had some in her possession. He has legal issues with drugs/ physical abuse, but nothing having to do with the child. I was under the assumption that if it had nothing to do with the child then it couldn't be used against him.posted 08/13/2013 by a BabyCenter Member
Document and report any illegal activities or abuse towards your child. Look up LEGAL AID in your phone book and make an appointment. They are free.posted 08/13/2013 by Medic25
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My doctor said that the ventricles are too big on my baby.What does that mean and what could happen?
I'm not sure what ventricles are so I'm really confused and I don't know what to do..He said it might be normal but he's not sure
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I am 31 weeks pregnant and I was just told the same thing. According to the doctor 10 (and i am not sure if they mean cc's is considered abnormally high and my baby has a nine. From research i have done it could mean hydrocephalus. We go to a specialist on tuesday to learn more. How did everything go for you?posted 01/13/2008 by boxarocks1
Well, I'm very sorry for not responding sooner. We've been pretty busy anticipating the new arrival. Anyway, nothing came of the supposed enlarged ventricles. We went to the specialist and they did not find the same results, and they feel that our baby is very healthy. Again, make sure to ask lots of questions, and good luck to you and your new baby.posted 12/17/2007 by dpat21
My girlfriend and I are going through the same thing right now. I don't want to scare you any more then I'm sure you already are, but I'm the type of person who needs to know the answer. I found this website: http://www.obfocus.com/questions/qanda10.htm. It gives you an idea of what ventricles are. I've also found out that there are several things that can happen with enlarged ventricles. One of these things is nothing can happen. We are going to a specialist this Friday (10/26/07), and hopefully we will get some answers. I will update after the appointment. My best suggestion is to ASK LOTS OF QUESTIONS. Don't hold back anything, this is your baby, and your life. Make sure you don't let the doctor blow you off.posted 10/25/2007 by dpat21
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New Startup Visa attracts entrepreneurs to Canada (Views: 2301)
On Thursday, federal Citizenship and Immigration Minister Jason Kenney revealed that the new Startup Visa program will begin accepting applications on April 1st , 2013. It will fast track the immigration process for high-potential entrepreneurs and teams.
Before startups may apply for the immediate permanent resident status visa, they must be sponsored by one of the three funding options. They will need a funding commitment of at least $75,000 from a designated angel network, at least $200,000 from a designated VC fund or be admitted into a Canadian accelerator program. VC funds that manage $40 million or more in assets will be qualify automatically, while VC funds that manage less will go through a review process.
Following an October announcement that outlined the intention of the program the announcement comes in an effort to make Canada a hub of innovation for startups. "Our new Startup Visa will help make Canada the destination of choice for the world's best and brightest to launch their companies," said Kenney.
Initially, Canada's Venture Capital & Private Equity Association (CVCA) and the National Angel Capital Organization (NACO) will be active partners. These two organizations, as well as the Canadian Association of Business Incubation (CABI), will recommend the program to appropriate members.
Boris Wertz of Vancouver-based Version One Ventures helped form the new and improved visa after rallying for its creation over two years ago. He claims foreign startups possessed ideas, endorsements and the funding but faced red tape coming into Canada in the past. "This program is sure to raise Canada's profile within the global technology community, sending a signal to the best and brightest that we're open for business," said Wertz. "In addition, Startup Visa will create good Canadian jobs."
Chris Arsenault of Montreal-based iNovia Capital lauded the Canadian government for taking the initiative to the next step. "They decided to first survey the community and then closely collaborate with the private sector instead of trying to reinvent the wheel," he said. "The Startup Visa Canada pilot program leverages the country's deepest expertise, knowledge and experience in backing entrepreneurs through investment and ecosystem building."
Meanwhile David Crow of Waterloo-based accelerator Startup North commented that Canada's multicultural status makes it a great place for this initiative. "It is the creative tension between differing viewpoints that makes Canada an amazing place," said Crow. "The implementation of Startup Visa makes Canada an even more attractive place to recruit foreign born scientists, engineers and now entrepreneurs. I love it!"
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Vanderbilt and Ole Miss will be meeting for the 43rd time on Sunday afternoon, with Vanderbilt holding a 27-15 edge in the series. The first meeting came in 1977-78, with Ole Miss taking an 85-64 win at Memorial Gym. The teams have met at least once annually since 1983. The Commodores have won 17 of the last 21 in the series, dating back to 1994-95. This is the second meeting between the teams this season. Vanderbilt took a 76-57 win in Oxford, Miss., on January 6. Tiffany Clarke and Jasmine Lister both had double-doubles in the win. Clarke posted 25 points and 13 rebounds, while Lister contributed 13 points and 10 assists. Kady Schrann (15 points) and Christina Foggie (13 points) were also in double-figures. Diara Moore led Ole Miss with 15 points.
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Fed-Up Freddy or The Boy Whose Sister Turned Into The Mona Lisa in The Art Of The Neck-Chop by John Camillus was a runner-up in the 2011 RTÉ Guide.Penguin Ireland short story competion
Freddy was an ordinary boy. He went to school every day, did his homework and went to his karate classes three times a week, being very fond of the neck-chop. It could fell an elephant if one got in his way. He knew that for a fact.
One morning his sister Sonia came down for breakfast and she'd turned into the Mona Lisa overnight in her sleep. Yes, one minute she looked like his sister, and then the next, she looked like Leonardo da Vinci's famous old oil painting.
"I don't believe it Ma, look at my beautiful face and my enigmatic smile!" said Sonia.
This is how all the trouble began and turned him into a right fed-up-Freddy and nearly ruined his famous neck-chop into the bargain.
Word got around the neighbourhood fast and when Freddy got home from school on that first day, a knock came to the door. He was upstairs trying to do his homework as fast as possible, so he could get into his white karate suit, and practice his neck-chops.
It was his job to answer the door when he came home from school. His mother paid him each week and it was enough to pay for his three karate classes.
"Ok I'm coming!"
Freddy threw his pencil down on his copybook and went to the door. It was three female art historians from the local art gallery, which was next door to the chipper.
"Hello there young man. Is your sister Sonia in? We heard she looks like the Mona Lisa now and we've come to examine her so we can write an essay on her for the art newspapers."
Freddy replied -
"Hold on a second, she's in the living room listening to Indie music. I'll ask her."
They started to suddenly get very red in the face when they heard this nugget of information.
"Indie music!" said Jilly, head of their vast abstract collection.
"That's terrible. She must be saved straight away. Quick Jenny and Tracy, get your lute and flute out of your handbags right now and start playing - to save the Mona Lisa's face from peeling right off! For it surely will, if subjected to Indie music's course guitars and drums for much longer."
Freddy put the latch on the door and went in to the living room to his sister.
"Sonia there's three female art historians outside looking for you. They want to write an essay on you for an art newspaper. Can't you hear them at the door on their lute and flutes?"
Sonia just turned the music up on her ipod and said -
"Tell them to get lost. It's Monday for god's sake. I'm closed Mondays - just like all art galleries in Ireland. Tell them that! Anyway Rob is coming to see me soon to ask me out. Tell them, I'm busy washing me hair!"
Freddy said –
"Can't you tell them yourself?"
Sonia looked stunned.
"No, it's your job isn't it? Ma pays you doesn't she! Just do it Karate-man."
He went back out to the door and told them to come back tomorrow. The three art historians refused to budge and tried to crash their way through the door playing their lute and two flutes even louder.
"We can't let the Mona Lisa's face peel off! We must save her with the soothing strains of the baroque."
Just before they could burst into the hallway Freddy took his two hands up into the air and prepared to neck-chop the three of them. He swished and swooshed his hands a few times. With that, they jumped away from the door in surprise so Freddy was able to duck inside and lock the door behind him.
But they opened the letterbox and peeped in saying -
"Ah go on Freddy, please! please! please! We know Rob and what he's like and if he's coming to visit her he'll surely try to kiss her on the lips. That's even worse for an oil painting than Indie music. It's sure to run, peel and god knows what!"
They played the soothing lute and flute music through the letterbox in defiance. Freddy left them to it. With all the noise in the house, it took him ages to do his homework which left very little time to practice his world famous neck-chops. They'd all laugh at him on Wednesday in karate class now, when he'd surely execute a lazy neck-chop in front of everyone - and all because of the art historians and their stupid essay!
The sounds of mad scuffling rose up from outside and made him cock his ears downstairs. They were trying to get in the downstairs kitchen window, it was left open he'd remembered. He could hear their flutes from his bedroom.
"Oh no!"
Once again he had to fling his pencil back into his homework copybook and rush downstairs to keep them out.
He ran through the kitchen and Sonia, the Mona Lisa, didn't even bat an eyelid and was now swaying her head up and down to her ipod Indie music as if in a trance. Jilly's head was halfway inside the window now.
Freddy got his hands out again and neck-chopped the air in front of her nose a few times making more swishing noises in the process. This made Jilly sneeze which threw her back out the window and into the arms of Jenny and Tracy.
Freddy locked the window straight away, then realised that the living room window was open as well. The three art historians ran around the house and Jilly managed to get her two legs in through the window and into the living room. She saw Sonia, the Mona Lisa, in the corner listening to her music and fell to her knees on the ground saying -
"She's too beautiful! She's too beautiful to look at without crying a river. Please Mona listen to my flute music instead of that Indie - your eyes will flake right off!"
Then she took her pen out and tried to start her essay, sucking the top for inspiration. Sonia jumped up and stood on the armchair in terror when she saw her coming towards her.
Freddy licked the sweat-beads crawling slowly down his face and the salt gave him an idea-jolt of lightning in the head. He shook all over.
"Sonia! Smile at them! It will knock them bandy!"
With her earphones swinging around her neck, Sonia smiled without thinking. The three art historians went into a fit of palpitations.
"We are not worthy of this Miss Mona No! No! No! We are Not! Not! Not!"
With the three art historians startled, Freddy lifted up his left hand and neck-chopped into the back of the nearby armchair. This sent all the cushions on it sailing towards them.
The neck-chop was so powerful that all the cushions hit the art historians in the stomachs and sent them flying out the window and out past the front garden and onto the pavement in front of the house. After a few minutes they picked themselves up and shook their fists.
"We'll be back! Watch your windows carefully. We'll be back! "
Sonia ran over to Freddy and kissed him.
"Thanks. You've certainly earned your door-answering money this week! But make sure you don't neck-chop Rob, he's due any minute now. Ya sap."
Freddy hunched up his shoulders and felt very tired indeed. It was thirsty work. He would be lucky to get his homework finished at all tonight. And he'd have no time to practice his neck-chops either. This he knew. It was getting rusty as he spoke, he could feel it in his water. Fed-up big-time he was now. He shrugged his shoulders and arched his back.
Maybe next time, he wouldn't be so lucky at keeping the art historians at bay, he thought. Time would tell. Time would tell.


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Teen Mom 3 is officially upon us, which means we finally have a reason to wake up in the morning. We couldn't get enough of the drama-rama during the show's epic 2-hour premiere on Monday, August 26, and our jaws were dropping all over the place at Alexandria Sekella's crazy relationship with her baby daddy, Matt McCann.
Matt spent most of the episode being grilled by Alex and her mom about whether he was high, which is totally understandable — after all they were just looking out for his best interests! However, Matt claims that he was sober, and that he most definitely didn't buy drugs during a scene in which Alex yelled at him for "losing" her spare change.
"I didn't steal her money! I bought food with it," Matt tweeted in his defense, adding "I wasn't on anything. Especially dope. Do you honestly think I could walk if I just shot up?"
Matt seemed pretty "with it" to us, but then again this dude moonlights as a professional mumbler, and it's hard to tell what's going on in that noggin of his.
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FORT JACKSON, S.C. -- The Fort Jackson Fire Department and Family, Morale, Welfare and Recreation will co-host Fort Jackson's second annual Hotoberfest from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday at the Fire Station.
During the combined Fire Safety Day and Oktoberfest celebration, Fort Jackson's community members will be able to participate in a carnival of fun and educational activities, like simulating escaping a fire in the fire prevention activity trailer, climbing a rock wall, bouncing in inflatable houses, having their faces painted, getting balloon animals from Boots the Clown, dancing with Sparky the Fire Dog and listening to the music of live bands.
The theme for this year's event is "Beep, Beep, Beep, Smoke Alarms - a sound you can live with."
"We hope the attendees will learn to be more mindful of checking their home fire detectors monthly and changing the battery ensure proper operation," said Jamal Black, Fort Jackson fire inspector. "Smoke alarms can save lives if working properly."
"If we are able to instill even just a little fire safety education in one child or one adult, and that fire safety education saves one life, then mission accomplished," Black said.
The Fire Safety Day portion of the event coincides with National Fire Prevention Week, which runs Monday through Friday.
The Oktoberfest portion is modeled after the Oktoberfest festival that takes place in late September through the first week of October in Munich.
Charles Stoudemire, FMWR recreation programmer, said before the events were combined last year, each was held separately, with coordinators competing for the same date.
"After some discussions we agreed that we could have a better event if we combined forces and made one really big event that the whole community would enjoy," Stoudemire said.
"Combining Fire Safety Day with Oktoberfest allows us to have a greater impact on the audience, because we can provide a fun-filled event, as well as educate the public on fire safety," Black said.
About 500 people attended last year's Hotoberfest. Black said he hopes for a larger turnout this year.
Stoudemire said he hopes the attendees come away with a better understanding of how they can protect their homes and possibly save someone's life, and beyond that, have "a fun day and catch a little bit of the Oktoberfest spirit."
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-- Information booths will be set up by Balfour Beatty, Red Cross and other agencies.
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2012 GLA University B.Tech, BCA, M.Tech, MCA admission notification
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This article gives information about the admission process for 2012 B.Tech, BCA, M.Tech and MCA programme in GLA University, Mathura. You will information about eligibility criteria, admission procedure, fee structure and other details.
GLA University, Mathura invites application for admission in various disciplines of B.Tech, BCA, MCA and M.Tec programmes or the session 2012-2013. Interested candidates can get themselves registered online or can apply offline by downloading the form to appear the entrance test conducted for each programme.
About GLA University, Mathura
GLA University is a private university located in the Mathura. It offers undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral programs in the field of technology, management, pharmaceutical research and applied science and humanities.
GLA Institute of Technology and Management(GLAITM), was established in the year 1998, in the holy city of Mathura. The institute conducts undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral programmes in various disciplines such as mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, electronics and communication engineering, computer engineering and applications, humanities and applied science.
2012 GLA Institute of Technology and Management, Mathura Undergraduate, Postgraduate and Doctoral programmes
GLA Institute of Technology and Management, Mathura offers undergraduate programmes in following disciplines:
B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering
B.Tech in Industrial Production
B.Tech in Electrical Engineering
B.Tech in Electrical and Electronics Engineering
B.Tech in Electronics and Communication Engineering
B.Tech in Computer Science Engineering
B.Tech in Information Technology
B.Tech in Biotechnlogy
Bachelor of Computer Applications
The postgraduate programmes offered by GLA Institute of Technology and Management are:
Master of Computer Application
Master in Mechanical Engineering( Part-time)
Master in Electronics and Communication(Full time)
Doctoral Programmes offered by GLA Institute of Technology and Management, Mathura are:
Ph.D. in Computer Science and Engineering(Part time and Full time)
Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering(Part time and Full time)
Ph.D. in Production Engineering(Part time and Full time)
2012 GLA Institute of Technology and Management B.Tech, B.C.A., M.Tech, M.C.A. and Doctoral programme features
The duration of B.Tech programme is 4 years. Similarly, duration of M.Tech(Full time) and Ph.D.(Full time) is two years. The duration of M.tech(Part time) and Ph.D.(Part time) is three years.
The candidate should have secured minimum 60% marks in PCM in 10+2 exam. 5% relaxation will be provided to SC/ST candidates.
The eligibility criteria for admission in M.C.A. program is minimum 50% marks in graduation with math as a subject in 10+2 or graduation level.
The admission in B.Tech and M.C.A. program will be based on MCQ test which will conducted online in 53 centers. The duration of the test for B.Tech program and M.C.A. program will be 2 hours and 90 minutes respectively.
For admission in M.Tech program, the candidate should have secured at least 60% in B.Tech. The admission will be based on the merit of the percentage obtained in previous course and personal interview.
For admission in Ph.D. program, the candidate should have secured first division marks in the relevant discipline. The admission will be based on entrance exam and interview.
2012 GLA University B.Tech, BCA and MCA Program admission process
The first step of the admission process is to register for the desired program. The interested candidate can either register online or may download the registration form from the official website of
GLA University.
Last date for registration is
30th June, 2012
The candidates applying online can the registration fees of Rs 500 either by demand draft or through credit/ debit card . If payment is done through demand draft, it should be drawn in favour of
GLA University, payable at Mathura or Vrindavan.
After registration is done, the candidate has to book the test center, GLAET date and time.
If the candidate is registering offline, he/she has to fill all the details for the test center, venue, time in the registration form. After filling all the details, the candidate has to send the registration form at the university address:
17km Stone, NH-2,
Mathura-Delhi Road
P.O. Chaumuhan,
Mathura-281 406 (U.P.)
After receipt of the form, the university will intimate the candidate of the next process.
The candidate has to appear at the test venue at the scheduled time along with the hall ticket and identity proof.
After declaration of the result, the candidate has to contact co-ordinator of the GLA university within five days, for allotment of the branch along with original documents and advance partial fee of Rs 50000.
The candidates seeking admission in MBA program will be given information about the schedule of GD and PI through e-mail/SMS.
2012 GLA University, Mathura M.Tech admission process
The admission in M.Tech(Full time or Part time) program is based on the merit of percentage in the previous course and interview. Here is the admission procedure for M.Tech program:
Download the admission request form for M.Tech program for session 2012-2013 from the official website of GLA University.
Send the duly filled application form affixed with recent photograph along with supporting documents at the university address. At the top of envelope, put the heading
' Application Request Form for admission in M.Tech'
After scrutiny of all the application forms, the suitable candidates will be called for interview.
After declaration of the result, the qualified candidates will be asked to pay the fees and complete the formalities.
2012 GLA University, Mathura B.Tech, M.Tech, BCA, MCA and Doctoral programmes fee structure
B.Tech: Rs 1,31,000 per annum
BCA: Rs 67,000 per annum
M.Tech(Full time): Rs 1,31,000 per annum
M.Tech(Part time): Rs 71,000 per annum
MCA: Rs 1,31,000 per annum
Ph.D.(Full time): Rs. 62,000 per annum
Ph.D(Part time): Rs 42,000 per annum
Contact Information
Address: 17km Stone, NH-2,
Mathura-Delhi Road
P.O. Chaumuhan,
Mathura-281 406 (U.P.)
Phone Number: +91-5662-250900, 250908/909
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com, email@example.com
For more information visit official website of
GLA University
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Ever since his unexpectedly vibrant return a dozen years ago to recording albums of original songs, Bob Dylan has been coasting. That was fine when he still had some speed -- 2001's "Love and Theft" was nearly the equal of 1997's "Time Out of Mind" -- but inertia has slowed his music to a crawl in recent years.
Despite a bright spot or two, Dylan's 2006 album "Modern Times" was a dull affair that hardly merited the widespread acclaim. Things haven't gotten any livelier on his latest, "Together Through Life," available today on Columbia.
The difference is that old Sun and Chess records were vibrant and animated, while "Together Through Life" veers more toward a relentless monotone of homage and pastiche that never lives up to its source material.
With fluttering mandolin, sighing electric guitar line and drowsy pace, "Life Is Hard" comes across as a downbeat version of the old jazz standard "Deep Purple" -- perfect for senior-center dances! -- while Dylan mumbles on and on over unchanging, undynamic accompaniment on "If You Ever Go to Houston." He dials in an old-school Muddy Waters blues sound on "My Wife's Home Town" and nods at the jump-blues style of classic B.B. King on "Beyond Here Lies Nothin'."
David Hidalgo of Los Lobos adds a few flickers of life with his accordion, lending a dusty border feel to "This Dream of You," and Dylan stops pretending he's Willie Dixon just long enough on the soulful "I Feel a Change Comin' On" to remind us how great he is when he's Bob Dylan.
For a proper dose of that Dylan, though, you're better off playing "Highway 61 Revisted" for the umpteenth time and spending your money instead on a collection of Sun or Chess recordings. Why listen to Bob Dylan imitate bygone blues icons when you can simply listen to the icons?


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