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Avios can be earned on Avis car rental without taking a flight. The awarding of Avios may take up to 8 weeks from date of rental. All Avios issued are subject to Executive Club terms and conditions. Renter must meet Avis age, driver and credit requirements.
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Avis will award a standard '3 Avios per £1 spent' on qualifying Avis rentals. If the rental is not paid in £ sterling, then the currency will be changed to £ sterling at the Avis Exchange rate applicable on date of rental commencement (the date the car is collected). The final rental value used to calculate the Avios award will exclude any charges for damage (actual damage charges or insurance excesses charged due to damage) and will exclude all taxes.
A minimum of 500 Avios for 1-2 day rentals and a minimum of 700 Avios for 3+ day rentals will be awarded per qualifying rental. A maximum of 10,000 Avios will be awarded per qualifying rental. Post-rental, if any adjustments to the value of that rental are made (e.g. a refund is made by Avis Customer Services) then the appropriate Avios award adjustment will be credited or debited from the Executive Club member's account as necessary.
2 Avios per £1 spent on Avis corporate rates
Avis will award 2 Avios per £1 spent on certain selected qualifying Avis corporate rentals. If the rental is not paid in £ sterling, then the currency will be changed to £ sterling at the Avis Exchange rate applicable on date of rental commencement (the date the car is collected). The final rental value used to calculate the Avios award will exclude any charges for damage (actual damage charges or insurance excesses charged due to damage) and will exclude all taxes. There is no minimum Avios award for corporate rentals. A maximum 10,000 Avios will be awarded per qualifying rental. Avis corporate rentals do not qualify for any bonus Avios promotions. Post-rental, if any adjustments to the value of that rental are made (e.g. a refund is made by Avis Customer Services) then the appropriate Avios award adjustment will be credited or debited from the Executive Club member's account as necessary. To qualify for the 2 Avios per £1 spent on selected Avis corporate rentals, rentals must include the British Airways Executive Club membership number of the first named driver (the "renter"). This Executive Club card number must be given at time of reservation and the card shown at time of rental. If you are a corporate customer and have any questions regarding your eligibility for Avios, please contact your Avis Corporate Account Manager.
Loyalty Bonus – receive 750 bonus Avios when you have made 4 qualifying rentals with Avis in a 12-month calendar year.
Make four qualifying rentals with Avis during a 12 month calendar year (1st January – 31st December) and receive a once-only loyalty bonus award of 750 Avios. The rental start date (ie the date the car is picked up) will determine what calendar year that rental has been accrued in, to count towards the four rentals required. For example, a rental that commences on 20th December 2013 and closes on 4th January 2014 will be counted in the 2013 calendar year.
250 bonus Avios when you pay for your Avis rental using your co-brand British Airways finance card (participating cards only).
Qualifying rentals must either be pre-paid using a participating British Airways co-brand finance card (via ba.com, avisba.com, BA Call Centres or Avis Call Centres) or if a pay-later reservation has been made, the rental must be paid for at the rental location when the car is returned using a participating British Airways co-brand finance card.
Participating cards (list correct at November 2011):
British Airways American Express Card (UK)
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British Airways Mastercard issued by Standard Bank (South Africa)
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ICICI Bank British Airways American Express Credit Card (India)
British Airways American Express Premium Card (Russia)
British Airways Visa Platinum Card (Caribbean)
British Airways Visa Platinum Card from Butterfield (Bermuda)
British Airways Barclaycard Classic & Barclaycard Premium (Germany)
British Airways Barclaycard Priority & Barclaycard Prestige (U.A.E.)
British Airways Visa EnterCard (Sweden)
Only payment for rentals will qualify for the bonus. Separate payment for non-rental items such as ancillaries, damages, fines will not qualify for the Avios bonus. If the rental value is subsequently refunded by the British Airways co-brand finance card, the 250 bonus Avios will be debited from the Executive Club member's account.
Avis Preferred
Join Avis Preferred through one of our Avis & British Airways partnership enrolment communications or at avisba.com/preferred. This way you will be asked to provide your Executive Club membership tier and your Executive club membership number and this information will be stored in your Preferred membership profile, ensuring you receive Avios on every rental you make. Please always remember to bring BOTH parts of your driver's licence if you have a new style picture one. It's essential that we check both parts for identification and driving endorsements. Sometimes our Avis Preferred members forget as they understandably assume that they don't need ANY paperwork, but we do need to be able to check a valid driving licence at each rental, so please bring it along. When you receive your Preferred card you will also receive a voucher for 500 bonus Avios on your first Preferred rental, and a worldwide upgrade voucher (UK & Western European residents only). Simply follow the booking instructions on the reverse of the vouchers to qualify. It is now possible to include your Avis Preferred number in your car hire booking on ba.com. Please note that a BA AWD (Avis Worldwide Discount number) will be automatically applied to these bookings. If your Avis Preferred profile includes a corporate AWD this will be over-written with a BA AWD during the booking process so you will not receive a corporate rate. If you are a corporate customer and have any questions regarding this process, please contact your Avis Corporate Account Manager.
Executive Club members are eligible for one free additional driver on every qualifying rental, worldwide.
Simply log in to your Executive Club account and make your reservation as normal. You do not need to request an additional driver at time of booking. Simply request an additional driver to be added when you collect your car. The additional driver must meet standard Avis age and driver requirements for that rental location. The additional driver must present a full valid driving licence (both parts if new style UK paper/picture card version; International Driving Permit if the driver's licence is written in non-Roman alphabet e.g. Greek / Arabic etc.). Only one additional driver may be claimed free of charge per rental. Further additional drivers will be charged at time of rental at the appropriate rate published for that location. This benefit is available for British Airways Executive Club Members only, all membership tiers, booking on ba.com; avisba.com; BA Call Centres or Avis Call Centres using a BA Executive Club AWD: Gold N744400; Silver N744300; Blue N744100; Bronze N284300. Correct as at 24 March, 2014


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Considering that "technique" is "go sideways out of the pit" it's not hard to master in the first place.
That works for most wells, but it's not always the best thing to do:
You are correct good sir. I would better sum my technique up as "Make sure there's no well edges under your feet when you leave". But still point is it's not that hard. Hopping the guys at the end of Jungle Hunt is harder. Getting through the marshmellow man's legs is harder. There's a lot of things on the 2600 that are way harder than the pits, lol.
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Useful Resources While In Prague
Time Difference
- Prague and most of Western Europe are six hours ahead of Eastern Standard Time (EST).
24-Hour Clock in Europe
- Most Europeans use the 24-hour clock (13:00 = 1:00 pm, 18:00 = 6:00 pm, 23:45= 11:45 pm, etc.) So try to learn "military time" before you go.
Converting Kilometers to Mileage
- You should learn how to convert kilometers into miles (a quick tip for a "rough" estimate: multiply km by .6)
Information on Prague
- For more on Prague, check out the English language weekly newspaper Prague Post
- My Czech Republic
- The Czech Republic
- Prague Tourist Information
- Living Prague
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Embassy of the United States
Telephone: +420 257 022 000
Telephone after hours: +420 257 532 716
Fax: +420 257 022 815
Travel Information
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- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
- Essential Information for Canadians Abroad
- British Foreign & Commonwealth Office
- Smartraveller (Australia 's website)
- Travel Insurance Comparison Site
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If you want assistance with pronunciation, etc. you can download a free language software program at Before You Know It Lite. There is also a deluxe version for purchase, so make certain you download the "lite" version. Other languages are available as well, including French, Italian, German, and more. For those interested in an audio course, you can download language recordings from iTunes. The cost is usually less than $10.


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I do a couple of couple of dozen briefings a year and inevitably I get asked to talk about Business Service Management (BSM), even though I'm not the BSM guy. Why? Because we all know that BSM is important, it's how companies visualize and relate what's happening throughout IT and the business via models. Everybody's talking about it and some are even doing something about it. It's what's getting the hype in magazines and is the darling of the analyst community right after cloud (which is a topic for another day).
The fascinating thing that happens in these briefings is that the bulk of the discussion time isn't spent on constructing the business models or in the lots of cool ways to build dashboards, but rather about where all that data comes from, how to discover all the sources of it, how to identify what's healthy and what's not and how the heck you manage it. This is the heart of the matter, it's fascinating that what gets left out of the discussion by many vendors -- Consolidated Operations. Consolidated Ops is what helps deliver on the promise and potential of BSM. The ability to integrate and contextualize the feeds from thousands or tens of thousands of devices generating a deluge of data is the only way to enable a successful transition from resource-driven reactive management to services-driven proactive management. It's amazing how so many vendors seem to gloss over the importance of the need for broad and deep integrated event management ...
In order to make this miracle happen, we need more information. We don't need more data, nobody wants more data. We're drowning in data, we've got way too much data. What we lack is information. Data only becomes information through context. Context is king.
Context is what enables us to move from being an organization that is "22.214.171.124 ping unreachable" to "The router BFG973, building 42, floor 3, rack 7 slot 3 owned by Jerry W., pager 512-823-8305 has an 83% chance of reaching I/O saturation in the next 48 hours, effecting the customer order entry line of business which has an SLA penalty of $7500/hour. The last change was to Big Buffers max, setting was 150, setting is 20" (and a nice link to click on the link to the last authorized change which says it should have been set to 200 and a link to provisioning to complete the correct change if we want to go really nuts). If you're carrying the pager, which problem do you want to work? In a retail banking operation, if the print servers are down in the branch office and the central mortgage loan application is running 2 minutes slow, which is more important to work first? Does it make a difference if it's a weekend?
The ability to create this context is at the core of event management. Being able to incorporate performance data, config data, change data and fault data into a cohesive view of the enterprise is what enables operations to move from a reactionary force driven by customers reporting outages to a proactive team that is able to manage the resources in terms of the value they provide to the organization, rather than if they are available or not. Now we can understand the value of "Slow is the new broke". Managing to red is dead isn't sufficient.
We want to use this blog as a place to talk about how we're delivering on the promise of IBM Service Management, Dynamic Infrastructure, Business Service Management, Consolidated Operations for OSS and the data center. Operations is one of the toughest gigs in IT. If you're doing a perfect job, you are invisible, but let something break and suddenly your bosses know your kid's soccer game schedule. Raising the capability, visibility and recognition of operations teams is something my colleagues and I are passionate about. We hope this starts a conversation that you get as excited about as we are.
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OU-Iowa State recap
The Oklahoman's Jason Kersey and Stephanie Kuzydym provided live updates and analysis of OU-Iowa State via Twitter. Here's a minute-by-minute look at OU's 35-20 victory over Iowa State.
11:01 a.m. Sorry for few updates folks. Internet was down here at Jack Trice Stadium. But we're up and ready. Six minutes until kick.
11:02 a.m. During warmups, D. Williams right ankle heavily tapped. He is not running a smooth run. His gate isn't normal. He limps as he slows on run.
11:03 a.m. Greetings from Jack Trice Stadium in Ames, Iowa. We're minutes from the #Sooners-Iowa State kickoff
11:05 a.m. Knott still taking part in the coin toss as a captain. He's in a track suit and has his left arm in a sling.
11:06 a.m. Oklahoma defends north goal. Iowa State to receive. Weather conditions: 45 degrees. Mostly sunny skies (& we're cookin' in the press box!)
11:07 a.m. Patrick O'Hara on the kickoff. Hunnitcutt had that position. Stoops said O'Hara was working his way back. #Sooners
11:08 a.m. First play is a sack Cory Nelson but a facemask called.
11:09 a.m. Corey Nelson called for facemask on the first play from scrimmage. #Sooners
11:09 a.m. Chuka Ndulue gets the start over R.J. Washington. #Sooners
11:10 a.m. Except R.J. Washington is already on the field.
11:11 a.m. Recently reinstated safety Quentin Hayes is in uniform on the #Sooners sideline
11:11 a.m. Bob Stoops already talking up Frank Shannon. He just grabbed him by the collar of his jersey & gave him a talking.
11:12 a.m. Brennan Clay gets the start at running back. #Sooners
11:12 a.m. Brennan Clay gets the start for the #Sooners at RB. Damien Williams is suited up but looked hobbled in the pregame
11:13 a.m. Bob Stoops said Wednesday that if Williams couldn't go, Dom Whaley would start. #Sooners
11:13 a.m. Tyrus Thompson also got the start over Lane Johnson at LT. That means both ankle injuries this week - Johnson and Williams - didn't start
11:14 a.m. But instead it was Brennan Clay. RT @jasonkersey Bob Stoops said Wednesday that if Williams couldn't go, Dom Whaley would start. #Sooners
11:16 a.m. Jalen Saunders with his first catch of the day. Fun fact that I learned about Saunders doing that article: he's left handed.
11:17 a.m. Damien Williams is in at tailback. #Sooners
11:18 a.m. Damien Williams enters the game on 1st down at ISU 14. If he can play, even sparingly, I'm thinking no Whaley today #Sooners
11:18 a.m. Aaron Ripkowski was just in. Oklahoma running the three back but calls a time out. #Sooners
11:18 a.m. And the great mystery of Dominique Whaley continues #Sooners
11:18 a.m. If you predicted Lane Johnson would play before Damien Williams, you were wrong. Johnson still hasn't been out there. All Tyrus Thompson.
11:22 a.m. Ty Darlington in at center for the Belldozer. Gabe Ikard's helmet popped off.
11:23 a.m. Iowa State stops the Belldozer.
11:23 a.m. Gabe Ikard seems to be having an equipment issue. True freshman Ty Darlington replaced him for that failed 4th down Belldozer attempt
11:27 a.m. Another flag. Fill in the blank. Mike Stoops is ___.
11:28 a.m. Gabe Lynn didn't quite have the wheels to keep up with his man and it results in a first down for Iowa State.
11:30 a.m. Stacy McGee is credited with the sack there. #Sooners
11:35 a.m. Gabe Ikard is down.
11:35 a.m. Sorry, Bronson Irwin is down. Not Ikard.
11:36 a.m. Austin Woods has been playing. Also, this week they found out that his cancer is in remission.
11:36 a.m. RG Bronson Irwin is down injured on the field. Lane Johnson has yet to play today. This offensive line can't afford another injury #Sooners
11:36 a.m. Irwin is standing. Looks a little shaken up but walking off the field on his own.
11:37 a.m. RT @OU_Football RB Brennan Clay made his fifth career start today, his first since opening vs. Missouri (9/24/11). #Sooners
11:39 a.m. Derek Farniok enters the game at RT. Daryl Williams moves to guard #Sooners
11:39 a.m. Roy Finch on the field. Got the "shovel" pass.
11:40 a.m. Farniok's brother Tom is Iowa State's starting center #Sooners
11:40 a.m. Derek Farniok, who's brother Tom plays for Iowa State's o-line, is now in at right tackle. #Sooners
11:43 a.m. Willie Scott beat Farniok bad on that play to apply pressure on Landry Jones, force the incompletion on 3rd down. #Sooners
11:44 a.m. Tony Jefferson just missed a pretty big tackle when he slid instead of wrapping up.
11:45 a.m. End of the first quarter, #Sooners and Iowa State in a scoreless tie.
11:54 a.m. Bronson Irwin is back in the game; Williams moves back out to tackle. Good news for the #Sooners
11:54 a.m. Broson Irwin is back on the line.
11:54 a.m. Dom Whaley in with a carry.
11:55 a.m. Dom Whaley gets his first carry since the Texas game. Picks up 2 yards #Sooners
11:56 a.m. And Lacoltan Bester is in. Want to see how many names off the roster I can type today? Here's another one. Trey Metoyer with a catch.
11:57 a.m. Trey Metoyer with back-to-back receptions. What is going on in this game? That hasn't happened since, what K-State?
11:58 a.m. Last time Metoyer had back to back receptions was the first drive of Texas. Didn't have another reception the rest of that game.
12:00 p.m. Landry Jones to Brown in the end zone. Broken up. Brown is out. Bester is in with Shepard and Durron Neal and Kenny Stills.
12:04 p.m. Very nice pass and catch from Landry Jones to Sterling Shepard for a TD. With 10 minutes left in the first half, #Sooners lead Iowa St 7-0
12:04 p.m. Landry Jones to Sterling Shepard in the right corner of the end zone. #Sooners Oklahoma: 7, Iowa State 0 (10 left to play in the half)
12:05 p.m. That Oklahoma scoring drive: 12 plays, 90 yards, 4:40
12:06 p.m. Saunders, Shepard, Brown, Stills, Millard & Metoyer all with two passes. Neal and Finch with 1. That total 8 receivers, 14 catches, 156 yds
12:08 p.m. Patrick O'Hara's two kickoffs haven't been great. That one only went to the 10-yard line. #Sooners
12:09 p.m. Ok. Bob's time. Bob Stoops is ___. (or as I learned they call him up here "Bobby".) #Sooners
12:10 p.m. Javon Harris didn't wrap up. Jefferson and him, if you watch film, do that quite a bit. Problem there and Stoops' bros aren't happy at all
12:12 p.m. Oklahoma is going to start from its three for the second time this game.
12:14 p.m. OU update: one TD. three defensive penalties and one pacing Mike Stoops.
12:16 p.m. The Rip is getting A LOT of playing time today.
12:17 p.m. What say you #Sooners fans? RT @CBSSportsBig12 Why is Damien Williams playing? Don't think he could outrun a D-tackle right now,
12:18 p.m. Damien Williams limped off the field after his last carry. No need to risk it; I think he'll probably sit the rest of this one. #Sooners
12:18 p.m. Iowa State's Durrell Givens with a big-time interception on a pass intended for Kenny Stills. Returns it to the OU 15. #Sooners
12:18 p.m. Landry Jones picked off. Justin Brown makes the tackle to bring him down at the 15-yard line
12:19 p.m. Landry Jones didn't make a great decision ... not by any stretch. But that was also just a really good play by Givens. #Sooners
12:20 p.m. Officials are reviewing the play ... looks like Givens might've stepped out of bounds near midfield #Sooners
12:20 p.m. Givens' return is upheld. ISU has 1st and 10 at the #Sooners 15 yard line.
12:22 p.m. Cheers to groans with that dropped past for Iowa State.
12:23 p.m. 27-yard attempt by Iowa State for the field goal is good. Oklahoma - 7, Iowa State - 3
12:23 p.m. #Sooners 7, Iowa State 3 with 4:10 left in the first half. Cyclones can't capitalize on great field position following INT
12:24 p.m. Jump Around time at Iowa State.
12:26 p.m. Brennan Clay with a 35-yard return on the kickoff to Brennan Clay with his ninth carry.
12:26 p.m. Another Landry Jones pass is intercepted by Givens. This one off a tip. 1st and 10 ISU on the #Sooners 49. Wow
12:27 p.m. Landry Jones' pass tipped (Was intended for Saunders) and caught by Iowa State. Iowa State ball.
12:28 p.m. Landry was playing really well until that 1st pick. It'll be interesting to see how he comes out of the locker room after halftime #Sooners
12:28 p.m. RT @CodyWesterlund: This first half is so Paul Rhoads-ian. #Cyclones D giving up some yards but making a lot of big plays
12:29 p.m. Now Mike Stoops is tearing into Julian Wilson. You can tell by his quick head gestures and his pointing.
12:30 p.m. Frank Shannon hurries the passer there. Almost jumped to time a blocked pass.
12:32 p.m. Iowa State 51-yard FG attempt is good. #Sooners lead is now 7-6 with 1:04 left in the first half
12:32 p.m. Iowa State makes a 51-yard field goal to make it OU 7, ISU 6.
12:35 p.m. Iowa State player looking for a penalty on Trey Millard because Millard laid him out.
12:36 p.m. Jones to Stills. PAT good. Sooners 14, Cyclones 6.
12:37 p.m. Unreal. Looked like Stills might've pushed off there, but it went uncalled. 14 seconds left in the first half, #Sooners 14, ISU 6
12:39 p.m. Halftime: #Sooners lead Iowa State 14-6
12:39 p.m. Stills moves into sixth in OU history with 18 career TD catches. Jones now has 14 TDs on season, 107 for his career. J. Brown 5-83 on day.
12:40 p.m. At the half: Still no play with Lane Johnson in at LT. Clay leading in carries. 8 receivers for 18 receptions. LJ picked twice. 14-6 OU
12:41 p.m. The defensive back who picked off Landry Jones twice in the first half goes by the nickname "Pig" bit.ly/VJQpIC #OinkOink?
12:44 p.m. Halftime Stat Time: 1st d: OU 19, ISU 12. Total offense: OU 325, ISU 84 Penalties: OU 3-47, ISU 0. L. Jones - 18 of 26 for 239, 2 INTs 2 TDs
12:45 p.m. May be crazy to ask but did that last TD put the game out of reach? Based on that half, I fail to see how ISU can score 8 more pts
12:45 p.m. Leading rusher: Brennan Clay-11 carries for 58 yards. Leading receiver: Justin Brown-5 receptions for 83 yards. #Sooners
12:50 p.m. Sorry those aren't supposed to be negative carries. I was trying to save space and put dashes. Brennan Clay: 11-58, Justin Brown: 5-83
12:57 p.m. RT @rtotheichard: @jasonkersey ISU will come back as a new team for the second half. End up winning by a TD. #adapt
1:01 p.m. OU leads Iowa State 14-6. Here's some halftime thoughts, notes, stats and quotes: bit.ly/Pu0JXd
1:02 p.m. Good one via @ESPNStatsInfo - #Sooners 19-1 when Landry Jones throws for 200+ yards in 1st half. Had 239 in 1st half today.
1:04 p.m. Belldozer. We'll see if it gets stopped or if it gets the down.
1:05 p.m. Iowa State stuffs the Belldozer on third down. Looks like the #Sooners will try again on fourth and inches at their own 45.
1:05 p.m. No gain for that Belldozer. Try 2.
1:06 p.m. Belldozer converted. Jones is out with Clay at back.
1:10 p.m. Complete to Saunders. Then a penalty. Then a drop by Shepard. Then complete to Stills.
1:10 p.m. The Belldozer having trouble with Iowa State's defense. 5 carries, 4 yards. Stuffed on 4th&goal. Last year? Belldozer was intercepted by ISU
1:11 p.m. Landry Jones overthrows Jalen in the end zone.
1:12 p.m. Jones' pass tipped by Iowa State's Jeremy Reeves, caught in the back of the end zone by Justin Brown. #Sooners 21, ISU 6, 8:52 left in 3rd
1:12 p.m. Landry Jones almost gets picked in the end zone by Reeves but Justin Brown catches the tip. Oklahoma 21, Iowa State 6.
1:15 p.m. Third-largest crowd in Jack Trice Stadium history. Attendance: 56,585.
1:17 p.m. QB keeper for Iowa State and Jantz takes it four yards.
1:18 p.m. If you've got a yellow flag, you should probably come to this Oklahoma - Iowa State game. It needs to be thrown.
1:20 p.m. For a linebacker, Corey Nelson is pretty quick. Caught him before Julian Wilson did.
1:21 p.m. Jarvis West takes a reverse pitch 19-yards for Iowa State's first touchdown of the game. #Sooners lead is now 21-13 with 5:49 left in 3rd
1:21 p.m. Jarvis West dives into the end zone after a reverse. Colvin fell to his knees and couldnt' get up to make the block. OU 21, ISU 13.
1:22 p.m. Or the tackle. Sounds a little bit better for a defensive guy, right?
1:22 p.m. Iowa State showed tremendous resolve with that drive. Would've been easy to pack it in once the #Sooners went up 21-6
1:23 p.m. Iowa State had more rushing yards on those last two plays (39) than it did the entire first half (22). OU's lead cut to 21-13.
1:28 p.m. Brennan Clay: 15 carries, 88 yards. He's really playing a good game. Running hard. #Sooners
1:30 p.m. Brennan Clay kind of stumbles but runs himself into the endzone. PAT good. OU 28, ISU 13. #Sooners
1:31 p.m. Coming into this game, Brennan Clay had 30 carries for 220 yards. Dom Whaley had 38 for 241. Today? Dom 1 for 2 yds. Clay 17 for 108 & 1 TD.
1:33 p.m. Michael Hunnicutt kicks off this time and gets it into the end zone. #Sooners
1:36 p.m. Iowa State's Steele Jantz is 8-for-20 for 92 yards.
1:37 p.m. Dom Whaley in. Landry Jones throws, intended for Stills. He stops runnng and ISU almost grabs the pass.
1:38 p.m. Landry to Shepard with a laser throw. Whaley in at back still.
1:40 p.m. Lol at the R.J. Washington - Jantz photo RT @NewsOKSports Photos, photos, photos from OU-Iowa State: okne.ws/So4WJb #Sooners
1:40 p.m. End of the third quarter, #Sooners lead Iowa State 28-13
1:48 p.m. #ColvinIsland just happened.
1:51 p.m. People seem just overall angry at Ed Cunningham. This film is going to be interesting to watch.
1:54 p.m. Just heard "24s your ball carrier" for the 20th time today.
1:54 p.m. Jones to Stills. End zone. Good.
1:55 p.m. 31-yard touchdown pass from Landry Jones to Kenny Stills. Stills did a great job of keeping his feet in bounds. #Sooners lead 35-13
1:55 p.m. Kenny Stills is 6 for 92 for 2 TDs #Sooners
1:56 p.m. Jaydan Bird's wife -- > RT @Jay_Kell_Bird Possibly the most annoying commentators ever. I'd like to high five your face. #footballexperts
1:59 p.m. Hunnicutt with he kick again and it's a touchback. Wonder how O'Hara's feeling.
2:00 p.m. Blake Bell is on a stationary bike. Guesses on who will go in for OU at QB on the next drive? My pick: Bell. Landry's chillin' on the bench
2:03 p.m. Geneo Grissom is on the field at DE. Maybe he's turned into a second Jaydan Bird where he splits practice between O and D.
2:05 p.m. Iowa State, meet Tony Jefferson.
2:05 p.m. Word from OU is that Grissom is playing at practice both at TE and DE.
2:12 p.m. Iowa State scores 35-20. This is the most points Iowa State has ever scored with Stoops at the helm of Oklahoma. #Sooners
2:13 p.m. Iowa State with an impressive TD drive. #Sooners now lead 35-20 with 6:32 left in the game
2:15 p.m. Landry Jones back out at QB. I guessed wrong.
2:21 p.m. Flag party in Ames today.
2:23 p.m. No, seriously. Oklahoma loves bringing out that yellow today.
2:24 p.m. First turnover for Oklahoma comes with 3:14 remaining. Tony Jefferson with an INT.
2:30 p.m. #Sooners 35, Iowa State 20. FINAL. Oklahoma moves to 6-2 (4-1 Big 12) on the season. OU has Baylor at home next week.
2:30 p.m. Ball game with Brennan Clay - 24 carries for 157 yards.


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Ronald J. Kurtz
Emeritus Professor of Anthropology
Ron Kurtz, an ethnographer and linguist, became the first full-time anthropologist on the Grinnell College faculty and first chair the department when it became an independent department in 1967-8. With a B.A. in Philosophy from Carleton College (1947) and an M.A. and Ph.D. in Anthropology from University of New Mexico (1963), Kurtz taught at Chico State College from 1958-61 before coming to Grinnell College. His dissertation research was with the Canyoncito Navajo. Later he conducted field work in Liberia, funded by a Fulbright-Hays award.
His most recent field research in Switzerland (1984) focused on "Continuity and Communal Values in a Tourist Village in the Alps." Kurtz became a full professor in 1970 and has published a book on Ethnographic Survey of Southeastern Liberia: The Grebo Speaking Peoples Liberian Studies Monograph Series, 7, 1985, as well as in such journals as Ethnohistory and Current Anthropology. Kurtz taught a variety of courses in anthropology. While defining humans as symbolic animals Kurtz taught the four-field approach to the discipline, emphasizing patterning and integration of culture, the evolution of culture, and the interaction of cultural and biological variables in human evolution. The approach was eclectic and also made use of linguistic models of culture. Between 1962-63 and 1964-65, culture area courses covering Africa, Asia, Latin America, and North America were approved, and in 1964-65, Kurtz introduced Language and Culture. Anthropology remained a very popular choice for students and attracted a good share of excellent students, at least a dozen of whom from the decade of the 1960s later earned Ph.D.s in anthropology. Kurtz move to Senior Faculty status in 1989 and later became an Emeritus Professor in Anthropology. The Kurtz Reading Room honors Ron Kurtz many contributions to the discipline of anthropology, the department, the college, and most importantly, to his many students, whose donations made this room possible.
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|County precinct caucuses set for Tuesday night
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Precinct caucuses for Phillips County registered Republicans and Democrats will be held next Tuesday, March 16.
These caucuses are organized by Colorado's political parties to begin the process of selecting candidates and policy positions for the 2010 election. Caucuses are open to the public and participation is encouraged by the political parties.
Registered Republicans in Phillips County precincts 1, 2, 3, 4 and 8 (east part of county) will meet for the March 16 caucus at 7 p.m. at Zion Lutheran Church in Holyoke.
Republicans in precincts 5, 6 and 7 will meet at 7 p.m. at the Haxtun Community Center.
Phillips County Democratic caucuses will be held for all eight precincts at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Phillips County Event Center.
In order to vote in any precinct caucus of a political party, the voter must meet the following requirements:
—be a resident of the precinct for at least 30 days.
—be registered to vote no later than Feb. 16, 2010.
—be affiliated with the party holding the caucus by Jan. 19, 2010 (except that any voter who turns 18 or becomes a naturalized citizen during the two months prior to the caucus may vote in the caucus even though he or she hasn't been affiliated with the political party for the required time period).
Those seeking election to a county post from the Democratic or Republican parties must have filed their intent to seek nomination prior to Tuesday's precinct caucuses in order to line up delegates for the ensuing county assembly.
Republicans and Democrats who do not go through the caucus and county assembly process may file to be a write-in candidate on the Aug. 10 primary election, if they file their intent by June 4.
At the precinct caucuses, each precinct in each party will elect a chairperson, as well as delegates and alternates to the county assemblies.
Phillips County Republican central committee chair Deb Carlstrom said one person from each precinct will be elected as a delegate to the county assembly and other delegate assemblies. As county chair, she will serve as the ninth delegate to the assemblies.
Carlstrom emphasized the precinct caucuses are the stepping stone to all assemblies, and she encourages participation.
The Republican county assembly is scheduled Saturday, March 27 at 9 a.m. at the Peerless Center in Holyoke. Candidates will be chosen by the delegates for open county offices.
Democratic Central Committee chair Dorothy Ortner also encourages participation in the political party process.
She noted at Tuesday's caucuses, Democrats in the county will be electing precinct committeepersons, as well as delegates and alternates to the County Assembly.
The Democratic County Assembly has been scheduled Tuesday, April 6 from 7-9 p.m. at the Paoli Town Hall. Primary business for the county's Democratic Assembly will be to designate delegates for U.S. Senate candidates Michael Bennet and Andrew Romanoff.
"It's so important for people of both parties to participate and be willing to take leadership," said Ortner.
Other officers for the Phillips County political parties are:
Republicans—Kim Killin, vice chair; Monse Conde, secretary; and Roland Barkey, treasurer.
Democrats—Leo Mailander, vice chair; and Audrey Murray, secretary-treasurer.


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[Juve] Mmmm hmmmmm
[Drag] Ha ha hah
Oh! Damn, now bop to this
Yeah, uhh, uhh, y'all know what this is (flame on)
Juvenile, Drag-On (flame on)
And now.. Swizz Swizz Beats, yea!
Me and my niggas done licked shots, even done hit cops
Betcha niggas can't wait til my shit drop
Treat you like your momma, give you lip a pop
Nigga you don't want my clip to drop
Cause that means I'm empty, and you're full of it
Check what the bullet did
Missiles gonna hit you get you, rip through tissue
Shoot another rhyme just cause I missed you
I make plus cash, you little niggas can't fuck wit Drag
Got the chain out, so his muscle grabs
Nigga fuck that, you better bust back
'fore ya monkey-ass land where the dust at
Ride like the girl but you can't trust cash
Spit line of fire and he can't touch black
All you can do is cuss back
In your weak raps bout how you bust gats
Nigga we don't need that, I don't care about your feedback
Y'all niggas don't feed Drag
Til a motherfucker pull out, bust a bullet out
In the safe house, nigga where the keys at
Nigga where the stash at, nigga where the weed at
Nigga pass that 'fore I pull my trigger
Matter fact where the ass at, cause I got the "Rough Rider"
And I ain't talkin bout my niggas
Cause nigga we can go ho for ho, toe to toe, blow for blow
And when you feel your nose crack
That mean I broke that, I fill a po'-po' wit a flame thrower
Like I told yo' befo' ya know umm - you can't handle
You can put me on wax but my fire burn candles
And who that nigga Ruff Rydin, Drag-On
Y'all niggas and Southsiders
Chorus: Drag-On + Various (repeat 2X)
Do y'all niggas bust y'all guns?
(Hell yeah we bust our guns!!)
Do y'all fuck them til they cum?
(Damn right we make them cum!!)
It's for the North (HEY) South (HEY)
East (HEY) West (HEY)
Ruff Ryders gonna show y'all niggas who ride the best
Hmmmm, hmmmmmmmm
In the late night, we be cockin iron and givin you stage fright
Yo head might explode, when I bust with the lead pipe
Now say it right, Juvenile, Head tight
Stay hype, now page Mike and make sure he got all the yay, aight?
I'm tired of you niggas, be thinkin that you usin me
Runnin with them petty-ass niggas lookin like fools to me
I'm workin wit some change yeah
And ain't afraid to put fifty up on ya brains yeah
You bout worrin over yo' people I'm the same yeah
Look, I'mma have somebody sayin that's the shame yeah
But if them people come they ain't gon' give no names yeah
Baby the number one stunna don't play no games yeah
Come outside and see nothin but camouflage and bricks
Them gather up boys strapped with cannons
Tryin to knock off yo' shit, you stanky bitch
I'll Ruff Ryde your ass then, Cash in for Money
Juve ain't gettin nuttin? ha ha ha that shit is funny..
When my niggas get knocked we gonna bail them out
When it come to my gun my shells is out
You better get the message, cause I done mailed it out
That I'mma bang it like a hammer and I'mma nail the South
East West, and write letters for my niggas up North
My guns made in China, so you better dust off
Comin to getcha, you gon' bleed ketchup, I always got cheddar
I never ass bet ya, and I won't even sweat ya
You won't roll four and better
My dough is never low, but if Drag is down on his last
I'mma reach in my sweater, bet my Baretta
Make a nigga feel the heat in the cold weather
Can't stand a nigga hype, throw me his bitch
Bitch come to my shit, you betta come get her
Be like a dog with a bone I run with her
Y'all make me so tired
Y'all niggas still rappin like you don't know my flow is fire
And y'all ain't got ya suits, ain't got ya boots
Probably gotta gun that ain't never shoot
When we come you better hope they don't name you
Cause like two sticks rubbin I'll flame you
Don't try to be me cause I ain't you
'fore I have your spirit with the angels
My shorty keep a gun on the ankles
Wanna fuck? Watch out she'll bang you
Cause I taught her well, y'all players better haul to hell
But you niggas couldn't borrow a belt
Whoever wit you is goin to jail
Do you niggas bust your guns? Oh you ain't bustin none, huh?
Drag-On, Juvenile, Double R, what you want huh?
Chorus 2X


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OLNEY, Md. (WUSA) -- Montgomery County Police say the suspect of a Monday night shooting in Olney is behind bars.
Daniel Alexander Paynter, 17, was apprehended on an arrest warrant after he arrived at the police station to provide information about the shooting, police said.
On January 14, officers arrived at the scene near the intersection of Cashell Road and Morningwood Drive to find the victim with a gunshot wound in the neck.
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|Remembering 9/11 victims by climbing
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Two flights of eight steps made up one floor. Multiply that by 110 floors and you have roughly 1,760 steps. That's how many steps Lance Murray climbed while wearing his bunker gear and wearing his SCBA (Self Contained Breathing Apparatus) pack last Friday, Sept. 11 in Denver.
Murray, a member of Holyoke Volunteer Fire Dept. since 2004, had seen the Denver Stair Climb on the news for the past few years and decided he wanted to take part this year. Not knowing how to get involved, he contacted a friend who told him to sign up online in July.
On July 1, Murray got online and signed up. He said it only took seven days to fill the 343 spots. The 5th Annual Denver Stair Climb took part on Friday, Sept. 11.
Why would someone want to climb 110 stories wearing firefighters gear? The answer—to honor the 343 firefighters who lost their lives in the collapse of the twin towers of the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001 after the only mass terrorist attack on American soil.
Firefighters from Colorado, Oklahoma, Kansas and Wyoming traveled to the 55-story Quest Tower in Denver to commemorate the victims of the attacks. The goal—to climb the staircase of the building twice. The twin towers had 110 stories before they collapsed.
Before each of the 343 firefighters began, a firefighter from New York stood at the bottom of the stairs and shook the hand of each participant. Murray said the firefighter had been in New York on 9/11 and lost a lot of friends and firefighters.
A moment of silence was held before heading up and some bagpipes were played, Murray said.
Dressed in full bunker gear and his SCBA, Murray along with firefighters Travis Guthrie and Carlos Meza from Evans began the grueling march up the stairs. Murray said by the 25th floor he thought of giving up. Roughly 45 minutes later, they had reached the top of the building.
"You could see for miles up there," Murray said.
On different floors throughout the trip, employees in the building kept doors open to provide some air conditioning. Some even handed out water and paper towels to dry off, Murray said.
After a quick elevator ride down and a short break, they were ready to do it again. Fifty-five more stories. Murray said the second trip felt quicker.
Some of the groups carried up 50 feet of 2.5 inch hose. Murray said by the time he got back to Holyoke his shirt was still drenched with sweat.
The Boulder Daily News was on scene to take video and Murray said he can be seen in the back-ground roughly 30 seconds into the video.
So why did he do it? "Giving something back to the 9/11 firefighter victims," Murray said. "It wasn't about me, I don't want to be selfish. I just did it for 9/11. Out here there's nothing to do to remember it so this was a good thing."
Each of the 343 people making the climb in Denver received a picture of one of the firefighter victims. Murray carried Lt. Harvey L. Harrell's photo with him on his climb. Harrell was with the R-5 or Rescue 5 group in New York.
After the event, the firefighters were asked to contact the family of the person they carried with them. Murray said the web site where he signed up provided information to contact the families. He sent a letter to the family telling them he appreciated what Harrell did. Murray mentioned he feels he knows Harrell after reading over his information.
He would like to participate in the event again. He said he may want to hit the gym. He prepared by riding his bike this year.
Murray has been a member of Holyoke Volunteer Fire Dept. for just over five years. He runs his own construction business providing small jobs for people.


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Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - Rotnei Clarke snapped out of a recent
mini slump and Butler passed its first test in the Atlantic 10.
Clarke nailed six 3-pointers and netted 28 points in No. 14 Butler's Atlantic
10 debut, a 72-66 triumph over Saint Joseph's.
The Arkansas transfer Clarke, who tallied just 10 points while going 2-of-15
from beyond the arc over his last two games coming in, was 6-of-10 from 3-
point range Wednesday.
Andrew Smith added 24 points -- one off his career high -- and 10 rebounds for
the Bulldogs (13-2, 1-0 A-10), who have reeled off 10 straight victories.
Chris Wilson nailed five treys within the first five minutes and finished with
15 points to lead the Hawks (8-5, 0-1), who had a three-game winning streak
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South Carolina board of education sees the light
The South Carolina board of education voted on January 9, 2008, to add Kenneth R. Miller and Joseph Levine's popular high school textbook Biology, published by Prentice-Hall, to the official list of textbooks approved by the state. "Science teachers from across the state erupted in applause after the vote," the Associated Press (January 9, 2008) reported.
A call for a presidential debate on science and technology
A non-partisan coalition is calling for a presidential debate on science and technology. "Given the many urgent scientific and technological challenges facing America and the rest of the world, the increasing need for accurate scientific information in political decision making, and the vital role scientific innovation plays in spurring economic growth and competitiveness," the coalition writes, "we call for a public debate in which the U.S.
Alliance for Science evolution essay contest
The Alliance for Science -- a non-profit organization which seeks "to heighten public understanding and support for science and to preserve the distinctions between science and religion in the public sphere" -- is holding its second annual essay contest. The theme is "Climate, Agriculture, and Evolution." Students are encouraged to submit essays of up to 1000 words on one of two topics: "Climate and Evolution and "Agriculture and Evolution."
Call for Papers: Special Journal Issue of Science & Education
Darwinian Anniversary Year, 2009
The year 2009 is a double anniversary: 200 years since Darwin was born (February 12, 1809) and 150 years since the publication of On the Origin of Species (November 24, 1859). To celebrate this anniversary, a special issue of Science & Education will be published.
The Association for Science Education adds its voice for evolution
The Association for Science Education -- a professional association for teachers of science in Britain and around the world, with over 15,000 members -- recently issued a statement (PDF) on science education, "intelligent design," and creationism, reading in part:
it is clear to us that Intelligent Design has no grounds for sharing a platform as a scientific 'theory'. It has no underpinning scientific principles or explanations to support it.
McGill Journal of Education special issue on teaching evolution
A special issue of the McGill Journal of Education (vol. 42, no. 2) focusing on evolution education is now freely available on-line. In their preface, the issue's editors, Jason Wiles of McGill University and Anila Asghar of Johns Hopkins University, write:
the teaching and learning of evolution has faced difficulties ranging from pedagogical obstacles to social controversy.
McComas wins Evolution Education Award
William F. McComas is the winner of the 2007 Evolution Education Award from the National Association of Biology Teachers, according to a press release issued on August 29, 2007, by the American Institute of Biological Sciences. The award, sponsored by AIBS and the Biological Sciences Curriculum Study, recognizes innovative classroom teaching and community education efforts to promote the accurate understanding of biological evolution.
Evolution in The New York Times
A treat in the Science Times section of the June 26, 2007, issue of The New York Times: a suite of articles devoted to evolution. Evolutionary developmental biology is a central theme. Carol Kaesuk Yoon writes, "Just coming into its own as a science, evo-devo is the combined study of evolution and development, the process by which a nubbin of a fertilized egg transforms into a full-fledged adult.
Stanley Miller dies
Stanley Miller, a pioneer in scientific research on the origin of life, died on May 20, 2007, at the age of 77, in National City, California. Born in Oakland, California, in 1930, Miller received his bachelor's degree from the University of California, Berkeley, in 1951, and his doctorate from the University of Chicago in 1954. As a graduate student at Chicago under the supervision of Harold C.
Society for College Science Teachers adds its voice for evolution
The Society for College Science Teachers announced the release of its new position statement on the teaching of evolution on April 30, 2007. According to its press release (PDF):
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Majerus passed away last Saturday.
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Interim head coach Jim Crews and other members of the SLU family will share their favorite memories of the coach.
Majerus' funeral will take place in Milwaukee, Wisconsin Saturday.


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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- Witnesses at the scene of a demonstration on Thursday morning say nearly 100 people were arrested at the intersection of Independence Avenue & New Jersey Avenue.
U.S. Capitol Police confirmed a large group of people sitting at the intersection were arrested, but a spokesperson didn't have a final number of arrests. A list of charges is also not yet available. The arrestees were taken away for processing, according to the spokesperson.
Independence Avenue between First Street, SE to Washington Avenue, SW was closed during the demonstration but has since reopened.
Demonstration organizers said earlier that approximately 100 women, including undocumented immigrants, would be blockading the intersection outside the House of Representatives "to protest their inaction on comprehensive and inclusive immigration reform that treats women and children fairly."
Organizers added in a press release that "The act of civil disobedience is expected to include the largest number of undocumented immigrant women to date who will willingly submit to arrest. An additional 200 supporters will stand witness for the group and call on the House to match their courage by passing immigration reform."
A press conference was also held in front of the Capitol Building, followed by participants took the Oath for a House United (http://www.webelongtogether.org/houseunited).
Thursday afternoon, organizers said they planned to have children will deliver "red hearts of courage" to House leadership and key swing representatives to encourage them to take action for comprehensive immigration reform.


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Royals Odds and Ends…
We are only three days into the opening homestand at Kauffman Stadium and so much has already happened, including…
Yup, we have taken the first two against the Yankees to maintain first place in the standings and will try for the sweep – our second of the young season – Thursday evening when lefty John Bale takes the mound against New York's Andy Pettitte, first pitch at 7:10 p.m.
Forecast calls for continued rain…but thanks to our amazing grounds crew, maybe we won't have to worry about the weather holding up the game.
Before the Royals take the field, though, some off-field news and opening homestand highlights for you…
LUNCHEON A HIT: Wednesday's annual Welcome Home Luncheon had a lot of laughs as the players entertained not only the more than 800 guests in attendance but also themselves!
BREAKFAST WITH BANNY: Brian Bannister had a quick night on Wednesday in order to appear at the 33rd Annual Overland Park Mayor's Prayer Breakfast Thursday. More than 500 people were in attendance for the 6:45 a.m. breakfast in order to hear from the Royals right-hander. After being introduced, Banny stated that the last speech he gave was in eighth grade English class, however, by the talk he shared you would have never guessed he wasn't more accustomed to talking in front of large crowds. Discussing his life growing up as a child of a Major League Baseball player (former Royals pitcher Floyd Bannister), walking onto the USC baseball team and battling through life in the Minor Leagues, it is clear Brian was determined to make it as a big leaguer. Even with the early (and we mean, early!) wakeup, Brian delighted the guests, which included local mayors, supporters and others whose goal is to encourage spirituality and morality in the lives of every day citizens.
FRIDAY CONCOURSE AUCTION: During Friday's series opener against the Minnesota Twins, we will host the first of several Silent Concourse Auctions at Kauffman Stadium this season. Each month, we plan to partner with a different local cause and hold a silent auction featuring Royals memorabilia.
As part of Autism Awareness Month, we are holding the concourse auction for Autism Alliance of Greater Kansas City as well as hosting "Autism Awareness Night at The K." You can start bidding on the auction items (listed below!) as soon as the gates open for the 7:10 p.m. contest.
- Billy Butler Autographed Baseball
- Gil Meche Autographed Baseball
- Brian Bannister Autographed Baseball
- Luke Hochevar Autographed Baseball
- Joey Gathright Game Used Bat
- Alex Gordon Autographed Bat
- John Buck Autographed Bat
- Mark Teahen Autographed Black Jersey
- Jimmy Gobble Autographed Blue Jersey
- Joakim Soria Autographed Photo
- Jose Guillen Autographed Photo
- Zack Greinke Autographed Photo
MORE ON "AUTISM AWARENESS NIGHT AT THE K": The night will also feature several opportunities throughout the evening to raise awareness and support for autism spectrum disorder as well as a ceremonial first pitch thrown by Jason McElwin. McElwin, a former high school basketball student manager with autism spectrum disorder, obtained national attention in 2006 after scoring 20 points in the final four minutes of a high school basketball game. Check out the ESPN story:


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Thursday Afternoon News, Aug. 9
Le Mars City Council and Plymouth County Supervisors At Odds Over Economic Development
(Le Mars) -- The Le Mars City Council and the Plymouth County Board of Supervisors are at
odds over the membership dues of an economic development group. Northwest Iowa Development
consists of six counties in northwest Iowa, and as a group, the organization works to attract new businesses, or to help established businesses grow. The county's dues are based in part on the population of the county, and each community is also asked to contribute to the membership dues. Plymouth County has paid $13,893 of the total, or 75 percent of the dues, with Le Mars asked to pick up the remaining 25 percent of the dues. Le Mars has already paid $2737, but the county has asked Le Mars to pay an additional remaining balance of $1893.
Council woman Delana Ihrke questioned why the county decided to ask the city of Le Mars to
pick up the bill?
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Ihrke says she doesn't see a discount for the city of Le Mars.
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Ihrke says she contacted three other communities within Plymouth County asking if they are participating in the Northwest Iowa Development.
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Ihrke says Akron officials told her they were not aware of the program, and Remsen had heard from Supervisor Don Kass, but action to contribute funds to the economic development group was never brought up during Remsen council meetings, although they did appoint a representative to the economic development group. Supervisor chairman Jim Henrich says at present time, the other communities within Plymouth County do not contribute to the Northwest Iowa Development.
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Henrich explains why the county is asking Le Mars to fund the remainder portion of the dues.
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Mayor Dick Kirchoff has high praise for the Northwest Iowa Development group saying everyone benefits.
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Some supervisors have questioned whether the money invested in the program have offered returns to the community.
At the urging of City Administrator Scott Langel, the city voted to approve paying the remainder fee. Langel told the council that the city administration would try to work with the county for next year to resolve the differences, and perhaps, the city may consider being a member on its own, without ties to the county.
Iowa Workforce Unemployment Kiosks Criticized
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - A federal report has criticized the self-help computer kiosks set up to replace three dozen Iowa unemployment offices.
An unreleased U.S. Labor Department report that says the kiosks do not provide adequate service access to people looking for jobs.
A federal review of the kiosk program this spring found the kiosks have only descriptions of services and do not aid self-help or staff-assisted services that an unemployed person might need.
Iowa Workforce Development Deputy Director Ed Wallace describes the report as a preliminary draft and says federal reviewers probably didn't fully understand the project.
Gov. Terry Branstad closed nearly two-thirds of Iowa Workforce Development field offices last year in an effort to save money.
Iowa's Nuclear Plant To Dredge River
PALO, Iowa (AP) - Owners of Iowa's only nuclear power plant plan to dredge a section of the Cedar River to ensure access to its water.
The river flow and level have dropped during this year's drought, and Duane Arnold Energy Center in Palo needs 6,000 gallons a minute to cool steam that turns the electrical turbine generators.
Plant officials say they don't intend to tap the nearby Pleasant Creek Reservoir for its water. The 410-acre reservoir was built upstream of the plant so water could be discharged into the Cedar River to increase its flow in an emergency.
Plant spokeswoman Renee Nelson says the plant has operated near capacity almost all summer.
New Interstate 380 Rest Area To Open
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (AP) - Iowa officials have decided to open a new Interstate 380 rest area building and picnic area without all the artwork meant to honor artist Grant Wood.
Iowa Transportation Department rest area administrator Steve McMenamin says that the building is complete and ready to be used.
The rest area on northbound I-380 south of Cedar Rapids will feature visual references to the work of Wood, an eastern Iowa artist and educator who is best known for painting "American Gothic."
Officials expect the final pieces of artwork will be installed by Aug. 29. The old rest area building will be torn down so there will be space for a picnic pavilion.
Drought Worsens For Iowa and Nebraska
ST. LOUIS (AP) - The latest U.S. drought map shows conditions getting worse in Iowa and Nebraska.
The area of Iowa in extreme or exceptional drought -- the two worst categories -- has more than doubled, from about 31 percent last week to more than 69 percent as of Tuesday. More than 91
percent of Nebraska is in the two worst categories.
The weekly map shows the amount of the contiguous U.S. mired in drought conditions dropped a little more than 1 percentage point, to just over 78 percent. But the area in the worst drought
classifications has risen nearly 2 percentage points to more than 24 percent.
That's because key farm states didn't get as much benefit from rains as elsewhere on the heels of hot July temperatures that federal scientists say broke a record set during the Dust Bowl of
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A jury will soon begin hearing testimony in the first trial over whether Gulf Coast storm victims were exposed to potentially dangerous fumes while living in government-issued trailers.
Jury selection started Monday for the lawsuit against trailer maker Gulf Stream Coach Inc.
The lawsuit was filed by New Orleans resident Alana Alexander and her son, Christopher Cooper.
However, the federal government won't be on trial. Judge Kurt Engelhardt ruled last month that a two-year statute of limitations bars Cooper's claims against the government. Lawyers say they plan to appeal that ruling.
Hundreds of consolidated lawsuits claim FEMA trailers exposed residents to "elevated levels" of formaldehyde, which can cause breathing problems and is classified as a carcinogen.
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There's something very cheering about looking at a miniature palm tree against the background of deep snow in the garden. This little beauty sits on the table in my breakfast nook, snuggled into my vintage iron planter. It's an elephant foot palm (Beaucarnea guatemalensis), and I picked it up at Ikea last fall for $11.99.
Judging by its name, my little palm is likely more used to the tropical climes of Central America. But it seems quite happy in its new, colder setting–I simply give it lots of admiration and a good, long drink of lukewarm water once a week in the sink, letting the water drain out of the bottom of its pot. I've placed moss around the top to add a finishing touch and help keep in moisture.
I have many indoor plants. And as I'm hoping to do a lot of travelling this winter, I'm slowly training them to get used to waiting longer between waterings. It's working. In fact, many people overwater houseplants–literally killing them with kindness. Mine seem to respond to a certain amount of benign neglect.
And speaking of travelling and palmy days if not palms, I'm off this morning to Quebec City, courtesy of Quebec tourism, to experience the Quebec Winter Carnival and other delights both there and in the Eastern Townships near Montreal. Yippee! I'm as excited about it as a little kid. I've packed good thermal underwear and socks and, of course, my camera and notebook. Never fear, your trusty correspondent will reveal all on my next blog posts. Meanwhile, stay warm and keep smiling.