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This Lifetime acrylic portable basketball hoop comes with a 44 in. acrylic backboard for a pro-glass look. Just fill the 31 gal. portable base with sand or water to provide stability. No concrete installation required!
This Lifetime acrylic portable basketball hoop comes with a 44 in. acrylic backboard for a pro-glass look. Just fill the 31 gal. portable base with sand or water to provide stability. No concrete installation required! Water is easier to manage as far as filling, moving, and draining the base. System has been tested to withstand up to 40 mph winds when properly filled with water. Sand provides more rigidity, is more suitable if you want your system to withstand higher winds, aggressive play, and leaking. The Quick Adjust® II height adjustment feature allows you to adjust the height to six different settings.
You'll appreciate the convenience of a portable basketball hoop that gives you the convenience of relocating your basketball hoop whenever you need to. Lifetime's acrylic portable hoop is built with top-quality construction and design. The acrylic playing surface is designed for superior rebounding performance and has UV-protected fade-resistant graphics. The steel pole structure is powder-coated to resist rusting and weather erosion. Enjoy good times on a great hoop for many years to come.
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|Powder-coated Black, 3 in. Round, 3 pc.
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Crisp Sweet Potato Cake with Shaved Zucchini and Chive Mascarpone
Categories: Entertaining, Finger Foods, Kid-friendly, Party Snacks
Type: Appetizers and Snacks
Type: Appetizers and Snacks
These sweet potatoes looks so elegant, nobody will ever guess how easy they are to make.
Prep Time: 15M
Cooking Time: 25M
Serves: Serves 4
- 11/4lb (550g) sweet potatoes, peeled and sliced into 8 even discs, about 3/4in (1.9cm) thick
- 2 tbsp olive oil, plus extra for drizzling
- 1 zucchini, about 51/2oz (150g)
- juice of 1/2 lemon
- 2/3 cup mascarpone cheese
- 1 tbsp finely chopped chives, plus 8 whole chives
- sea salt and freshly ground black pepper
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- Preheat the oven to 400°F (200°C). Put the sweet potatoes in a bowl. Add the 2 tbsp olive oil, and season with salt and pepper, and toss gently to coat. Transfer to a baking sheet, and roast for 25 minutes until golden brown and tender when pierced with the tip of a sharp knife. Set aside to cool.
- Trim off both ends from the zucchini, then shave into thin slices with a vegetable peeler. Put in a bowl with the lemon juice, and season with salt and pepper. Toss gently to coat thoroughly.
- Put the mascarpone in a separate bowl, and stir in the chopped chives.
- To serve, place a sweet potato disc in the center of each of 4 serving plates. Divide the zucchini mixture into 4 equal portions, and mound over each sweet potato disc. Place another disc on top, then spoon on the chive mascarpone. Arrange 2 whole chives on top of each serving, and drizzle with a little olive oil. Serve immediately.
- This could be served as a small starter or finger food by using one potato disc for each serving, instead of two. Top each piece with the shaved zucchini and chive mascarpone.
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(KSDK Sports) -- The Cardinals continue to be very cautious with shortstop Rafael Furcal's elbow health as the team is on the eve of opening up Grapefruit League competetion. Furcal has reportedly been feeling some discomfort in the elbow.
"We knew he was feeling it the day before. We'll take what we can get when we can get it and realize that last year he was on an adjusted program from the beginning also," said Matheny on Friday.
Furcal, 35, was injured late in August 2012 when he damaged an elbow ligament in his throwing arm. In lieu of surgery, he opted for a physical therapy stint late in the year and the Cardinals have since been optimistic about his return.
Jennifer Langosch of MLB.com reported that Furcal underwent therapy from a Miami-area training staff over the winter months. She reported that the trainers, under direction of the Cardinals medical staff, had cleared Furcal to throw just two months after his Aug. 31 injury.
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What is wrapping up this week is one of the strangest college football seasons of all time.
Who would have thought the SEC would be looking for four head coaches before Dec. 1? Who would have thought there would be two unbeaten teams at the end of it, only to have one not even allowed to go to a bowl? And who thought this would be the year Notre Dame got back to the top?
Looking back at the preseason poll - why do they bother, these things are ridiculous - Notre Dame wasn't even ranked by the AP writers. It was 24th in the coaches poll.
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Meanwhile, that USC team that was manhandled by the Irish on Saturday night, lost four of its last five, and finished at 7-5, was No. 1 in the AP and No. 3 in the coaches poll in August.
Arkansas, which finished 4-8, was 10th in both, and is in search of a new coach, along with Auburn, Kentucky, and Tennessee in the SEC.
Oklahoma was thought of as the Big 12's best team, beginning at No. 4 in both. Kansas State, the leader of the league for much of the season, was 21st and 22nd.
West Virginia, which isn't even receiving votes in either poll these days, began 11th in both.
It's always been an inexact science. And the preseason polls serve their purpose - to give people something to talk about.
But college football these days is so unpredictable, it might be time to stop trying.
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West Virginia unhitched itself from a five-game losing streak by beating Iowa State, 30-24. The Mountaineers have changed things up to take advantage of Tavon Austin's abilities, and he has delivered. But before you ask why they didn't do it earlier, remember. It was never about moving the ball. It was about stopping it.
Oklahoma put itself in position, at the least, to obtain a BCS bid after beating Oklahoma State, 51-48, in overtime as Landry Jones threw for better than 500 yards.
Baylor beat Texas Tech 52-45 in another overtime game as the Bears became bowl eligible, and TCU enjoyed Thanksgiving Day by beating Texas, 20-13.
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With an economy defined by international trade, Belgium exports roughly 60% of both its barley pop and pharmaceutical drugs production. However, the pharmaceutical industry directly employs in excess of 30,000 people and represented 10.4% of Belgium's total exports in 2011. Belgium is in fact still the world's second largest exporter of pharmaceuticals. As such, the pharmaceutical industry is a significant positive contributor to the country's trade balance.
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CURVE - Back Wing Style for Women
Back wing or back floatation BCs offer streamlined construction
with all the flotation at the back of the diver, leaving the front area
low profile and clear for the attachment of accessory items. The
curve has all the same features and benefits as the BLACKWING,
with a harness ergonomically designed and sized for women.
• Bladder material: 12 Mil Clear Virgin Polyurethane
• Main body/pockets and shoulder straps: 1000 Denier Cordura
with 1.5 oz/square yard Polyurethane
• Pocket trim: 1680 Denier Nylon
• Wing buoyancy: 48 lbs/21.7 kg/213 N (Men's), 35 lbs/15.8 kg/
155 N (Women's)
• Main releasable weight pockets: 15 lbs/6.8 kg (Men's), 10 lbs/4.5
kg (Women's) maximum each
• Supplemental weight/accessory pockets with 1" side release
buckle hold 10 lbs/4.54 each
• Fully padded hard-back pack with carrying handle
• Tank height adjustment strap: 1" nylon webbing with Ladderlock
• Standard tank band and Steel/Delrin cam buckle can be replaced
with all steel upgrade by dealer or consumer
• Cummerbund: Size adjustable padded nylon cummerbund with
2" centre-pull side release buckle. Small zippered pocket at centre
for car keys, C card. Also includes nickel/brass grommet for
accessory attachment
• Main shoulder strap adjustment buckle: 1.5" side release buckles
with extended thumb ledge for easy loosening adjustment
• D-Rings: 4 on shoulder straps (welded pre-bent stainless steel).
4 on hips (welded stainless steel)
• Cargo holders on hips: 2 x 1.5" side release buckles
• Inflation: Corrugated rubber oral inflation (hose is neoprene rubber)
• Auto-inflate choice of basic or premium inflator, or breathable
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• Pull dump: One at right hip. Pull dump toggles are high contrast
light charcoal color "T" handles for good visibility and easy location
• Weight quick dump system: 15 lbs/6.8 kg per side, with high
contrast light charcoal color "T" handles for good visibility and
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• Chest strap: 1" nylon with centre-pull side release buckle. Unique
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There are three sets of pockets on the BCs where weights can be
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Main Weight System – There are two releasable main weight pockets.
These pockets hold between 10-15 pounds (4.54 – 6.8 Kg) each,
depending on size and model of BC chosen. (see details pages for
specific amounts)
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& Loop fasteners.
Remove the weight pouch from the pocket with a sharp tug on the
grey handle.
Undo the pocket flap and insert the desired amount of bagged lead
shot or solid weights.
Environmental note – If you choose to use lead shot, please make
sure the shot pack is sealed and waterproof to avoid the possibility
of lead-tainted liquid leaking into the water.
Once the weight pouches are loaded, secure the flap by pressing
firmly on the Hook & Loop fasteners.
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the female side on the BC pocket.
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disengage the buckle with another sharp tug on the grey handle.
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hand until you can see it is clear to drop without danger of becoming
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PONCA (AGFC) - The recent shutdown of the federal government has caused some problems with next week's elk hunt. The first elk season is scheduled for Oct. 7-11 with eight hunters looking for a prize elk.
The problem is two of the hunters in elk zone 1 are hunting on land that is completely within the Buffalo National River. The BNR is closed to all activities and will not reopen until there is a resolution in Washington, D.C.
Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Elk Program Coordinator Wes Wright said that elk zone 1 lies entirely within the BNR boundary and includes no other state or federal land open to hunting. "There are two hunters in zone 1. One either-sex and one antlerless permit. These hunters have been notified about the zone closure and may be postponed until next year's hunt," Wright explained. "If there is a resolution reached over the weekend they are on standby to go hunting next week. If not, these two hunters will be allowed to come back next year and hunt the same zone and dates."
Elk zone 2 is primarily state-owned property within the boundary of Gene Rush Wildlife Management Area. There are two hunters in zone 2, one either-sex and one antlerless permit. These hunters will not be affected since they will be hunting on state-owned property. The portion of the BNR that lies adjacent to Gene Rush WMA that is within elk zone 2 will be closed.
Elk zone 3 has a large portion of BNR land that will be closed to hunting. The Richland Valley Sonny Varnell Elk Conservation Area will be open to hunting since it is state-owned property. There are two hunters permitted for zone 3, one either-sex and one antlerless permit. These hunters will have to stay on state-owned property within the elk conservation area.
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Congratulations to Joakim Soria, who recorded his 40th save of the season tonight. Soria had 42 saves in 2008. He becomes the second Royal with two seasons of 40+ saves, joining Dan Quisenberry (45 in 1983, 44 in 1984). The KC record for saves in a season is 45, set by Quisenberry and tied by Jeff Montgomery in 1993.


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For me it's seeing a healthy ARob behind a decent O-Line and how he produces for a full season, and then Knott and Klein teaming on D.
You guys?
The offense hitting on all cylinders every game every possession.
Eddyclone sezs.. See the future, be the man, be the ball.
Any of the NEW WR talent.
(including DR)
Arnaud hitting defenders at the first down sticks and moving the pile forward.
Originally Posted by HtownCyclone
Boom. If I see Rhoads showing his normal emotion that means that everything is well with the rest of the team.
I hope Collin Franklin has a break out year.
the linebackers
Originally Posted by pyrocyz
the linebackers
Yep, and hopefully a healthy A-Rob the whole year.
The kicking teams have to be solid.
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I hope Collin Franklin has a break out year.
This is who I am looking forward to seeing too. He will be a big reason why we are moving the sticks for 1st downs. We need him to block when needed....and to get him open down field to keep our opponets guessing. TE's involved are HUGE for the O.
Arnaud throwing to the good guys. Solid OL. Tenacious & Opportunistic D. WR getting seperation. Mostly, healthy ARob with any backup that can come in and not hand cuff the offensive strategy. All of which are easily attainable. 13 days and counting!
A productive Money.
Let Prohm's Posse Ride: Hallice, Brady, Stu, Lard, Naz, Deonte, Monte, Matt, Simeon, Jordan, and Babb.
Offense = Arnaud - Other than the center he will be the only guy touching the ball on every snap. He needs to play solid football for this team to suceed.
Defense = Jake McDonough - Mainly because I think he can be a rare pass rushing DT. With Rhoads praise on how well he gets off blocks, him terrorizing the backfield will make the LBs job alot easier.
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Defense = Jake McDonough - Mainly because I think he can be a rare pass rushing DT. With Rhoads praise on how well he gets off blocks, him terrorizing the backfield will make the LBs job alot easier.
I'm with you, I think he's going to be a beast! Good read on Jake in the DMReg, talks about his weight loss/illness.
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I was testing Zimbra 4.05 for migrating some users from Exchange 2003 and i found some problems with the migration tool. While migrating big mailboxes (more than 1000 mails) i always get the error "Too many items failed, exiting". No problem migrating small mailboxes. I read somewhere in this forum that is a known problem that should be fixed in recent releases, so i tried Zimbra 4.50 RC2 but the migration tool always crashed at startup. Im running the tool on the same machine where is installed Exchange 2003 (the machine is a Windows 2003 Enterprise SP1) with a fully configured MAPI profile.
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BEN MACINTYRE is writer-at-large and associate editor of the Times of London. He is the author of Agent Zigzag, The Man Who Would Be King, The Englishman's Daughter, The Napoleon of Crime, and Forgotten Fatherland. He lives in London with his wife, the novelist Kate Muir, and their three children.


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Humphries created Barry McKenzie, the beer-swilling Aussie abroad, for the British satirical magazine TPrivate Eye and collaborated with director Bruce Beresford on the screenplay for a live action version of the comic strip "The Adventures of Barry McKenzie" (1972), the first big commercial success generated by the film renaissance in Australia. In that picture and its sequel, "Barry McKenzie Holds His Own" (1974, which he also co-scripted), Humphries appeared as several characters, most notably as the titular character's very proper Aunt Edna. He later teamed with Beresford in different guises for "Side By Side" (1975) and "The Getting of Wisdom" (1977). He was well on his way to ta... Continue Bio >>
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text: Archives > August 2012 Page 1 of 20 Next Page > Schizophrenic living By Andrée Seu PetersonPosted Aug. 1, 2012Faith & Inspiration | I was driving someone to a rendezvous and the air inside the car was toxic. My passenger was in a foul mood, and all attempts to sweeten it were rebuffed… [http://www.worldmag.com/2012/08/schizophrenic_living] Cruz victorious By Edward Lee PittsPosted Aug. 1, 2012Politics | After a close race in Texas for the open U.S. Senate seat, Ted Cruz defeats Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst in the GOP runoff [http://www.worldmag.com/2012/08/cruz_victorious] The myth of immigrant healthcare costs By Alex TokarevPosted Aug. 1, 2012Immigration | Last week I examined two myths about immigration. We can see how our culture of political correctness put new clothes on old arguments. A century ago… [http://www.worldmag.com/2012/08/the_myth_of_immigrant_healthcare_costs] Signs and Wonders 08.01 By Warren Cole SmithPosted Aug. 1, 2012Newsworthy | Chick-fil-A Day. In 1984, presidential candidate Walter Mondale borrowed a catch phrase from the fast-food chain Wendy's to make a point. In a debate with… [http://www.worldmag.com/2012/08/signs_and_wonders_08_01] DNC adds marriage redefinition to platform By La Shawn BarberPosted Aug. 1, 2012Politics | The Racial Integrity Act of 1924 criminalized marriage between blacks and whites in Virginia. In 1958, interracial couple Mildred Jeter and Richard Loving… [http://www.worldmag.com/2012/08/dnc_adds_marriage_redefinition_to_platform] Globe Trot 08.01 By Mindy BelzPosted Aug. 1, 2012International | U.S. President Barack Obama and Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan spoke by telephone on Monday "to co-ordinate efforts to accelerate a political… [http://www.worldmag.com/2012/08/globe_trot_08_01] Our God-given authority By Andrée Seu PetersonPosted Aug. 2, 2012Faith & Inspiration | In his most recent letter, Bubba, a Texas inmate pen pal of mine, responded to a concern I had about my daughter. He wrote: "Andree, listen, the Word says you… [http://www.worldmag.com/2012/08/our_god_given_authority] President Obama: You're no Bill Clinton By Cal ThomasPosted Aug. 2, 2012Campaign 2012 | The Obama reelection team must be in panic mode. The president is stuck in a virtual tie with Mitt Romney in some polls and behind him in others, so in… [http://www.worldmag.com/2012/08/president_obama_you_re_no_bill_clinton] 'You didn't build that'? By Marvin OlaskyPosted Aug. 2, 2012Worldview | The "you didn't build that" debate between conservatives and liberals that's gone on for three weeks shows how a Christian worldview differs from that of… [http://www.worldmag.com/2012/08/you_didn_t_build_that] VIDEO: Comedian Tim Hawkins' Chick-fil-A song By Whitney WilliamsPosted Aug. 2, 2012Just for Fun | ... For the enjoyment of our readers: "God bless you, Chick-fil-A," an original song performed by comedian Tim Hawkins. [http://www.worldmag.com/2012/08/video_comedian_tim_hawkins_chick_fil_a_song] You, me, and Tom Sawyer By Chelsea BoesPosted Aug. 2, 2012Faith & Inspiration | My father, a bow-legged, flat-footed woodsman with nine and a half fingers, just bought a Nook on which Twain's Adventures of Tom Sawyer came free. He sat… [http://www.worldmag.com/2012/08/you_me_and_tom_sawyer] Pro-marriage support By Les SillarsPosted Aug. 2, 2012Marriage | Thousands of Americans dine at Chick-fil-A in response to CEO Dan Cathy's comments in favor of traditional marriage [http://www.worldmag.com/2012/08/pro_marriage_support] Page 1 of 20 Next Page >


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Last Friday at Beallsville, Cameron coach Jim Rogers couldn't have been more proud of his kids after scoring 22 points in the fourth quarter to stun the Blue Devils, 42-40.
Getting behind has been a common occurrence for the Dragons this season and the veteran coach has been preaching consistency.
Cameron will need that and more with Weirton Madonna invading Dragons Stadium on Friday.
''We can't (fall behind) this week and we know that,'' Rogers said. ''We can't get two or three scores behind or we are going to be in trouble.
''From the kickoff on, we are going to have to be consistent.''
Rogers felt the Dragons let one get away against Notre Dame, the No. 1 ranked team in the Class A rankings, in Week 3.
''We wanted to use that as a springboard game,'' he said. ''That one hurt. But now we get another chance with Madonna. There is a lot of football left to be played and we think this is one of the better teams we've had here in a long time.''
Cameron has been riding the hot hand of sophomore quarterback Logan Routt.
Routt threw for 331 yards and a score against Beallsville.
His favorite target in that game and all season has been senior standout Mark Walker. Walker caught seven passes for 170 yards last Friday.
''It was a big win for us and I think it was the biggest comeback in the history of the school,'' Rogers said. ''But we have been expecting a game like that from our kids all season and hopefully it carries to this week.''
Walker has also caught the eye of Weirton Madonna coach Doug Taylor.
''That is a good football player, a second team all-stater and he is a threat on offense and defense,'' Taylor said. ''He has a knack for finding the open spot and on defense, he moved to outside linebacker and is really thriving there.
''We have to know where he is at at all times.''
Weirton Madonna was impressive Friday with a 49-6 thumping of Fort Frye at Jimmy Carey Stadium.
Do-everything quarterback Ross Comis was at his very best, rushing 12 times for 129 yards and three touchdowns. He also completed 10 passes for 166 yards and a touchdown strike to Will Bowser.
Eliott Nero added two touchdowns and Garrett Hypes also scored.
''The Comis boy is a real athlete,'' Rogers said. ''He throws the ball well and is patient. He rides that handoff as long as he can to see if he needs to run with it. They don't do anything fancy, but what they do do, they do well.
''We can't worry about just shutting down Comis because there are 10 other kids playing with him. It's an assignment thing for us and everyone has one.''
Added Taylor: ''Coach Rogers does such a good job with those guys. They are very athletic and they have had some success throwing with a tall quarterback so we have to try and make sure we can get some pressure on him. This is a team that can score a lot of points in a hurry.''


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COBE and WMAP: Signal Analysis by Fact or Fiction? by Stephen J. Crothers
Pierre-Marie Robitaille, a Professor of Radiology at Ohio State University, is an expert when
it comes to instrumentation and signal analysis. It was Robitaille who conceived and directed
the construction of the world's first 8 Tesla Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scanner
[1,2]. In doing so, he nearly doubled the maximum field strength in MRI and gave birth to
Ultra High Field Magnetic Resonance Imaging (UHFMRI). Robitaille's scanner
immediately revealed anatomical structures within the human brain that were previously
never seen on human scans [3]. In recent years, Robitaille has applied his skills to
astrophysics, and his findings are very significant.
COBE and WMAP have been hailed by the astrophysical scientists as great triumphs in
science, measuring the temperature of the Universe, the ~3K Cosmic Microwave Background
(CMB) remnant of the Big Bang; a signal first detected by Penzias and Wilson [4] from the
ground, in 1965. Stephen Hawking has dubbed this "the scientific discovery of the century, if
not of all time" [5, 6].
However, upon closer examination, the claim does not stand up; in
fact, it has no valid basis in science, as Robitaille [7, 8] has revealed. According to Robitaille,
COBE and WMAP have produced almost nothing of any scientific value. Moreover,
Robitaille concludes that the CMB is not cosmic, but a signal produced by the oceans of the
Earth: "Throughout the detection history of the microwave background, it remained puzzling
that the Earth itself never provided interference with the measurements. Water, after all, acts
as a powerful absorber of microwave radiation. This is well understood, both at sea aboard
submarines, and at home within microwave ovens" [8]; "... if the Earth's oceans cannot
interfere with these measurements, it is precisely because they are the primary source of the
signal" [8].
The COBE and WMAP teams model the Earth as a blackbody source of emission at ~ 280 K.
But Robitaille points out that "since the oceans are not enclosed" [8] they do not satisfy the
requirements for application of Kirchhoff's law of thermal emission, and so the emission
profiles of the oceans "do not necessarily correspond to their true temperatures" [8]. By
means of scattering in steady-state conditions, Robitaille argues: "Consequently, a
mechanism for creating isotropy from an anisotropic ocean signal is indeed present for the
oceanic ~3 K Earth Microwave Background" [9].
Misapplication of Kirchhoff's law of thermal emission is far from the only major problem
with both COBE and WMAP. Robitaille has shown that both projects are plagued by very
serious problems with the performance of satellite onboard instruments and methods of signal
processing. Aboard COBE is the Far


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One of the few western states I have not put in for is Montana.
Montana has such a complicated system compared to other states I wanted to check with some of you Non Residents that have been applying to make sure I understand it correctly, if not please explain it to me.
As a non resident if you want to build points to pull a tag in the limited entry units for deer and elk you have to apply for the following.
Non resident deer and elk combo (Big Game) $959.00
Apply for the special deer permit $5.00
Apply for the special elk permit $9.00
Pay the $20.00 bonus point fee for both species $40.00
For a total application fee of $1013.00
Then if you do not get drawn for the special hunt (limited entry) you can return your license for a 80% refund.
This leaves the bonus points for deer and elk costing $246 and if you buy the Preference point for the combo license it would be another $50 for a grand total of $296; however, currently they have left over NonResident Big Game combination licenses so there is no need to currently buy the Preference Point.
Am I understanding the process and fees correctly or is there a cheeper way to build points in Montana?


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Introducing the strangest–and most strangely beautiful–rings we've seen in a long time: blogger Cathy of La Prochaine Fois (which she calls "a journal of moments") used a dehydrator to dry out thin slices of fruits and vegetables, then carefully arranged them in floral-looking layers atop metal rings. Excepting that metal loop, they're totally edible. But why would you want to eat something so pretty?
So: would you wear one of these kiwi or apple creations? Which is your favorite?
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Much of this summer was a roller coaster of uncertainty for the global economy and construction materials in particular. This has added more variability to securing financing from banks.
The contentious debt ceiling debate has scared consumers who have shut their wallets again. This has slowed the economic recovery to a snail's pace. Add the sovereign debt crisis in Europe and the S&P downgrade that spooked markets beyond any sensibility, and many producers are wondering if we are on the verge of a crisis like we had in 2008.
I don't think we are. We are witnessing a recovery that is taking a breather as it has fought mightily to dig out of a deep, tough economic hole. Here is what is different than 2008:
Companies have been socking cash away for a rainy day since the financial crisis began. Now, in the face of more uncertainty, their already bulging cash reserves will grow further.
Non-financial S&P 500 companies were holding $1.12 trillion in cash and short-term investments in their most recent reports, up 59% from $703 billion in the third quarter of 2008. Those stockpiles are providing companies with a cushion of comfort, but the lack of spending is a drag on the recovery.
This massive deleveraging has also extended to consumers. Almost 27% of domestic banks told the Federal Reserve in its third quarter lending survey that they were more willing to make credit card, car, and other consumer installment loans than in the second quarter. A number of banks also said they eased their standards for consumer loan applications. But consumers are not biting.
In this year's TCP100 survey, 59% of respondents said banks were not easing their loan requirements. Banks are willing to lend to producers with stronger balance sheets but are shying away from those that remain financially crippled. Loans outstanding to small businesses totaled $609 billion at the end of March, an 8.6% drop from a year earlier, according to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
Another analysis by the Federal Reserve shows big banks' outstanding loans to small businesses dropped 14% from March 2010 to March 2011, while loans by smaller lenders fell 3%.
This contrasts to the lending trends to larger independent companies with more than $25 million in annual revenue. A recent study indicated 37% of respondents have successfully secured bank loans in the last six months.
This means the smallest producers face the greatest financial challenges. Larger ones with stronger finances have a better chance of obtaining financing they need.
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Returning Too Early: Is Ray Lewis Making the Right Decision by Returning this Season?
When Baltimore Ravens middle linebacker Ray Lewis suffered a torn triceps earlier in the year, several NFL pundits considered the leader of a contending Baltimore team done for the season.
Apparently, Lewis was just out on extended rest, with plans now in place for Lewis to return to action on Dec. 16 at home against Denver. Ravens coach John Harbaugh initially called Lewis' injury, suffered Oct. 14 against the Dallas Cowboys "season-ending," but it appears the surging 9-2 Ravens are set to get one of their key players back. But is Lewis returning too soon? Stephen D. Riley and Perry Green of the AFRO Sports Desk debate the question.
Riley: Lewis, 37, keeps himself in tip-top shape, so while many suggested that this season would possibly be his last after the injury, there were a few "educated" reporters out there who considered otherwise. I say that to state this: Lewis is coming back too early. It's not over for the prideful linebacker, so rushing back from an injury not even two-months old is a bit too risky for my taste. Given the way Lewis has conditioned himself throughout the years, he's easily a lock for another two years of play at peak performance. But should he re-aggravate his triceps injury, all bets are off.
Green: It's not about the longevity as much as it is the opportunity. Lewis could probably go another two strong years, but the Ravens have another shot at reaching the Super Bowl and chances like these don't come along often. Lewis is smart, and he wouldn't come back unless he knows he's fully healthy. But the one thing that he knows for sure is that the Ravens have an excellent chance of gaining home-field advantage throughout the playoffs and his return would do nothing but enhance that opportunity.
Riley: But is it worth reinjuring himself when he already has a ring in hand? With the Ravens piloted by young stars in Joe Flacco and Ray Rice, they're going to be in contention for a few more years. Lewis should be smart and take his time rehabbing. If he still wants to return this season, then pull a move like Rod Woodson did with the Steelers in 1995 and come back for just the Super Bowl if the team makes it.
Green: A Super Bowl run just wouldn't be right without Lewis there for the stretch. No one is saying he has to come back and be the same Pro Bowl force he's been, but just his presence on the sidelines alone would pump life into the Ravens. We're talking as if the team is just going to throw him back in the middle and expect major things. Baltimore is a smart franchise and they'll do what's best for everyone involved.
Riley: It doesn't take much to aggravate an arm injury—especially in a sport where you need your arms to play. I hope Baltimore plays the situation right, because no one would want to see one of the best middle linebackers to ever play exit the NFL because he came back too early for the team's last three games.
Green: But even if he did aggravate the injury, if Lewis can come back in two months from the same injury then have the whole summer to rehab, who's to say it would be the end of his career? Lewis has been hurt before, so he knows what it takes to prepare himself for battle. Teams don't have a championship window held open for them forever. If this is the last year the Ravens are in serious contention for a title, then every player should be giving his all to make sure this last hurrah goes out with a bang.
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I got my fancy new Moto Droid and love it.
I am trying to run the mobile verzion of Zimbra (6.0.2) on it, and it seems reasonable. Except that after browsing around my email for a little while it seems to revert back to really small unreadable text. I can of course zoom in with the browser, but how can I keep it in the small mobile profile?
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Taiwan's Nenggao Mountain is nearly 10,700 feet high with a historic trail that's extremely popular with hikers and bicyclists. Now you can take a jaunt to Nenggao's mountainside in this free Windows theme featuring images by photographer Yang Ming-Huang.
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Oklahoma senior defensive back Kass Everett organizing tornado relief effort in Philadelphia
NORMAN — Kass Everett arrived in Oklahoma less than a year and a half ago, but the people have already made a tremendous impact on him.
Everett, an OU senior defensive back, was back home in Philadelphia through the devastating tornadoes that ripped through Oklahoma earlier this week.
"Everyone was asking if I was still in Oklahoma," Everett said. "It was kinda wearing on me. I know a lot of friends that I've met in Oklahoma. It's a big deal. I just want people to know that people not just in Oklahoma care. I care, and a lot of the people in Philadelphia care."
Everett contacted the Community Service Corps at his high school — Philadelphia's Roman Catholic High — about organizing a relief effort for people in Oklahoma affected by the storms. He started spreading the word for "Kass Everett Oklahoma Relief" on social media sites like Twitter and Facebook.
Wednesday, though, OU compliance officials notified Everett that he couldn't organize a charitable event with his name attached to it, because that would be a violation of NCAA rules.
"I didn't know," Everett said. "I didn't know that my name couldn't be attached to it. That's fine. It's bigger than me. I've got a lot of people involved, and there are a lot of people who can take it way further than I can."
Everett said the event will begin Tuesday at Roman Catholic High School, and they'll hope to collect monetary donations, as well as clothing, toiletries and food.
"My high school has been in contact with the Red Cross," Everett said. "We're still not sure if they're gonna be able to ship it out to Oklahoma. That is in the works right now. We're definitely taking monetary donations, for sure."
Everett joined Oklahoma via Pierce Community College in Woodland Hills, Calif., and appeared in 11 games last season for the Sooners, recording six tackles and forcing one fumble.
"A lot of people here in Philadelphia care," Everett said. "It's not just a local, Oklahoma problem. It's everyone's problem, and we want to make ourselves part of the situation and give a helping hand."


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By Mike Rush
St. Louis (KSDK) - When it came time to fence in their backyard, the Larsh family opted for an electronic one. It not only cost less than a traditional fence, it promised to keep the family's dog safe and secure.
But did it? 5 on Your Side's Mike Rush shows us what happened when that fence was installed.
The Larsh family was planning to have company and thought by installing an electronic fence, their beloved pet could stay outside in the backyard. It didn't turn out that way and tonight, 5 on Your Side tells you why and what's being done about it. We want to warn you, some of the pictures are graphic.
"We were told if we would have left it on him a few more days he could have died from infection," said Michelle Larsh, Duke's owner.
The Larsh family has had Duke since he was just a puppy. He's not just a pet, he's like one of the family. The golden retriever mix is on the mend. Earlier in the summer the family installed an electronic fence and placed the collar that came with it on Duke's neck.
"We had it on high at first and he yelped a big yelp, so we were like okay, that's a little too high, cause he was really loud, so we put it on a medium if not low," said Larsh.
The collar communicates with a line that's buried in the yard here, so if the dog crosses that line, you hear the beep, and the dog gets a shock. The goal is to get them to stay behind the line, but after using it for about three or four days Duke would have nothing to do with it.
"You would have to drag him to get him to go to the bathroom , so I just stop doing it," said Larsh.
Then came the smell.
"This is the smell that I have been smelling for the past five days, so there was only one solution go look at his neck," said Kyle Zembrycki, Duke's buddy. "I swear you could basically see bone where the shock collar was, it totally penetrated his skin."
The vet cleaned Duke's wound and stitched him up. He was sent home with two different types of medicine. The bill was almost $550, the diagnosis "pressure necrosis."
"Whenever any outside pressure is applied on a constant basis to the tissue, and that tissue succumbs to that pressure and dies," said veterinarian Dr. Brett Ziegler. "Necrosis simply means cell death."
5 on Your Side contacted High Tech Pet, the company that makes the electronic fence and its collar. We offered President Nick Bonge the opportunity for an interview; he refused, but sent us an email.
High Tech Pet acknowledged that Duke suffered a "severe case" of what we assume was "pressure necrosis," a condition in their experience happens in about "1 in 30,000" animals. Bonge goes on to say High Tech Pet is giving the Larsh family a "full refund" and reimbursing what it calls "the largest vet bill they have ever seen."
"They recommended that you take it off every night, but I was like, 'recommending' is two different things, you guys need to make it mandatory that we take it off the dogs every night," said Zembrycki.
A couple of days later, 5 on Your Side received another email from High Tech Pet. The company decided to be even more proactive, creating a web page cautioning consumers about "pressure necrosis." It urges owners to check pets' necks underneath their collars on a regular basis.
"Read the manual. If it says 'recommend take it off,' just take the recommending as mandatory," said Zembrycki.
Duke's still a bit skiddish when he's taken to the backyard, but other than that, he's back to his old playful self.
"If I would have lost Duke, it would have been, it would have been bad," said Zembrycki.
Dr. Ziegler says Duke's injury had nothing to do with electricity. Another word that used to describe what happened to Duke is gangrene.
Ziegler says he sees the same wounds from pinch collars, choke chains and even regular collars that are left on pets as they grow. But there is a simple solution. Pet owners should take collars for electronic fences off, when their pets are in the house. And every time you put any type of collar on a pet, check to make sure it's not too tight and that there are no sores underneath the collar.
Dr. Brett Ziegler with the Fairview Heights Animal Clinic/Animal Hospital of O'Fallon explains pressure necrosis:
"Whenever any outside pressure is applied on a constant basis to the tissue, and that tissue succumbs to that pressure and dies. Necrosis simply means cell death, so as that tissue dies it becomes softer and therefore your pressure goes in further, and then you end up with infection in those areas of necrosis. And that will start to expand in those other areas. Another term that is often used to describe this is gangrene, enough pressure necrosis will lead to a gangrenous infection in that area.
"In most cases where we have a collar or a shock collar where there for these fences, most of the time there's just a little bit of a hair loss and a scab or a sore, an abrasion on the surface of the skin.
"This has nothing to do with the electricity or the voltage coming through it, as a matter of fact we see the same kind of problem with pinch collars, choker chain, and even regular dog collars when they've been put on young dogs, and they aren't monitoring them, and as they grow the collar doesn't obviously get any bigger but the neck does, and the same thing occurs causing this pressure necrosis in a complete circumference of the neck, and that collar will get embedded, and I've seen them get down even as deep as an inch into the tissue.
"This is very simple to prevent. The biggest thing you need to do is when you're talking about the collars that are used for these invisible fences is, when the dogs are inside, if it's visible, take the collar off. Don't leave it on them during the day. when they're outside, fit it properly, know which mark it goes to, and check it make sure it's not too tight, and constantly, not just once a day, but every time you put the collar on, you check the neck and make sure there aren't any sores."
Editor's note: The pet containment system referred to in this 5 On Your Side report is not known as "invisible fence."


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You Are What You ReadWritten by Bryce on 11/23/2012
We hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving. Here we go:
Abby is currently reading Brain on Fire: My Month of Madness by Susannah Calahan. "This book is an interesting memoir about Cahalan's battle with a mysterious and rare deadly neurological illness that was mistaken for an acute psychiatric breakdown. Susannah was a successful and ambitious reporter for the NY Post when she began to experience paranoia and a loss of contact with reality. The traumatic journey that follows demonstrates the importance of self-advocacy and diligence when pursuing medical treatment. When after a horrifying month Susannah's diagnosis is finally explained as "her brain is on fire", there is hope. While Susannah's illness certainly appeared to be psychiatric in nature, the truth creates a frightening possibility that there are many young women improperly diagnosed who have either passed away from improper treatment, or who may be living in psychiatric hospitals with no chance of potentially lifesaving treatment."
Alison is currently reading Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn but declares, "it took me halfway through to really get into it."
Ann is presently in the middle of Barbara Kingsolver's new book, Flight Behavior. She is enjoying the journey of the main character, Dellarobia Turnbow, the family and people in her home town, the scientists who arrive, and the Monarch butterflies. This is a book about global warming that will impact all the inhabitants of her world and ours.
Barbara is reading The Testament of Mary by Colm Toibin, a somewhat irreverent imagining of the end of Jesus' life as seen through the eyes of his mother. It begins with the gospel writers interrogating Mary for information about her son and then goes back to the events leading up to the crucifixion. The writing is rich and the emphasis is not on religion but on a mother's love and guilt.
Gretchen is reading Caring for Infants with Respect by Magda Gerber. "Magda Gerber is an infant educator who created REI (Resources for Infant Educarers) which is dedicated to teaching, supporting and mentoring parents and professions who work with young children. Their approach is one that aims to honor the young child as an individual, an equal and to respect the natural integrity of infants. They believe when allowed to discover, struggle, explore on their own, infants can astound us with what they can learn naturally and that with patience and work, we can improve the way we communicate with these pre-verbal children. She recommends simple gestures that show your child that his feelings are important to you starting with something as simple as telling your baby what you are going to do before you do it. The goal is to connect with your infant as a person, not as an object. The methods are all about trust, respect and "do less; observe more; enjoy most." She is also reading The One and Only Ivan by Katherine Applegate and Christina Castelao.Told from the point of view of the silverback, Ivan, living at the Exit 8 Big Top Mall and Video Arcade, it is a sweet story about change. Ivan is content with his life, hardly misses the jungle at all, until a baby elephant Ruby joins him and it is up to Ivan to make it a change for the better. I want to read all the books that are getting buzz as contenders for the Newbery Award (issued in January) and this is a much discussed book in my online community of librarians and parents!"
Jeanne is reading The Marseille Caper by Peter Mayle. "I am a fan of Mayle and have read several of his books and enjoyed A Year in Provence with John Thaw (also Inspector Morse) on DVD. Very funny, as are his books. In fact, I think The Marseille Caper is too funny to be in the D-M genre. It follows the characters from The Vintage Caper, though you don't have to read them in order. In both books, Sam Levitt is a former corporate lawyer, crime expert, and wine connoisseur from Los Angeles who finds himself in demand for all of these skills. He locates millions of dollars worth of wine in the first book and acts as a "front" for wealthy developers in this recent novel. Sam does this cleverly and with style, all while enjoying the food and wine of the south of France along with his beautiful "accomplice," Elena Morales, the luxury insurance investigator he met while recovering said stolen wine. The books are light and amusing and the reader is treated to a free "tour" of Marseille and Bordeaux as Sam and his friends and enemies sample the region's glorious foods and wines. I also just started Robin Sloan's Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore. I decided to read it because I like the title and the cover and the author's bio says, he "grew up in Michigan and now splits his time between San Francisco and the internet." I am looking forward to delving into this unusual bookstore in San Francisco with Clay Jannon, the twenty-something guy who works there on the night shift, 10 - 6. He serves very few, very particular patrons who are looking for very unusual books that can only be found at this 24-hour bookstore.
John states, "I forgot where I saw someone write that a book hangover is time you spend thinking about a book after you've finished it, before you can start another. The Dog Stars has left me with a killer book hangover. I fall in love with a book maybe once every two or three years--the last one was Thread of Grace--and now I have fallen in love with The Dog Stars. That's not something I thought I'd ever say about a book of post-apocalyptic fiction: The Dog Stars takes place nine years after a killer flu wipes out 99.9% of humanity. I won't go in to the plot at all, except to say that it keeps you riveted to the page. It's the writing and the characters that makes this novel great. It's the kindness, compassion, and raw humanity of Hig's inner landscape that takes your breath away. Heller writes with a unique style of stream-of-consciousness that slowly blends in and out of traditional narrative. A lot of people (including myself) have a hard time with stream-of-consciousness, but I had no trouble with this book because of the way it's integrated into the flow of the story. You may know Heller from his time as an NPR contributor, but this is his debut novel and it is a rare gem, something truly special."


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ATLANTA -- State lawmakers are hosting a hearing Monday to allow the public to weigh in on some of Georgia's top educational issues.
Organizers say they will be talking about everything from the HOPE scholarship program to the cyber-bullying act, along with the state's pre-k programs.
Bill sponsors will also be at the meeting to help address questions.
The hearing is scheduled for 3:30p.m. at the capitol.


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Department of Physical Therapy
Professional Program in Physical Therapy:
UNTHSC is currently offering a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) program on its Fort Worth campus, classes began this July 2010. Become part of this exciting new DPT program. This 33-month program will prepare you to practice as a Doctor of Physical Therapy in one of today's fastest growing and most rewarding health professions.
Program Mission:
Creating solutions for a healthier community by producing highly qualified entry-level doctors of physical therapy, and leading in education, professional services, clinical service and research activities.
Program Highlights:
- Well-rounded education in all aspects of contemporary physical therapy.
- Curriculum includes a course in Rural Health and underserved populations and opportunities for clinical internships in rural areas.
- Learning in a research-intensive health science center environment.
- A low student-faculty ratio that ensures close contact with and continuous mentoring by physical therapy faculty.
- Interdisciplinary education experiences with students in medical school and physician assistant programs at the health science center.
Program Outcomes:
What is the graduation rate for UNTHSC physical therapy students?
- The program has graduated two classes of students (2013-2014). We have a graduation rate of 96% for those two years.
What is the licensure pass rate for UNTHSC physical therapy graduates?
- The pass rate for the first class of graduates is 97%. Students from the second class are still eligible to sit for the licensure examination and are doing so. Check back for an update in the fall of 2014 for the results for that class.
What is the employment rate for UNTHSC physical therapy graduates?
- 100% of our graduates are employed within six months of graduation for those eligible and choosing to be employed.
Clinical Experiences:
You will have opportunities to learn at clinical sites across the DFW area and the nation, including opportunities to train in smaller communities throughout Texas.
The Department and the Health Science Center:
The Department of Physical Therapy is the second academic department in the new School of Health Professions, joining the Department of Physician Assistant Studies. Both programs prepare students for exciting and satisfying careers that are among the nation's top health professions. Additional health professions programs will be proposed in future years.
UNTHSC belongs to the three-campus University of North Texas System, is regionally accredited, and is recognized as one of the state's fastest growing health science centers. UNTHSC currently includes three schools – Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine, the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, and the School of Public Health – in addition to the School of Health Professions. With more than 1200 students and 300 full-time faculty, annual extramural research support totals approximately $30 million, and a new master plan is designed to double the size of the current campus. The health science center is poised to greatly enhance its already successful educational programs, fast-growing research initiatives and critically important health care service to the community and state.
The Doctor of Physical Therapy Program at the University of North Texas Health Science Center is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education (CAPTE), 1111 North Fairfax Street, Alexandria, Virginia 22314; telephone: 703-706-3245; email: firstname.lastname@example.com;
website: http://www.capteonline.org.
The University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award master's and doctoral degrees. SACS approval to offer the DPT degree at UNTHSC was received October 15, 2009.
Feedback Welcome!
The Department of Physical Therapy values comments and complaints that relate to its curriculum, students, faculty, and graduates from parties outside the University. We strive to respond in a timely and appropriate manner.Comments may be directed to the following individual: Dr. Clayton Holmes, Chair, Department of Physical Therapy, 817-735-2952, email@example.com.
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|New doctor hired at MMH
|Written by Chris Lee
Patients visiting Melissa Memorial Hospital and Family Practice of Holyoke noticed a new face in the halls this week. Dr. Rick Amesquita, or "Dr. Rick," began duties at the hospital Tuesday, Jan. 4 and staff members are looking forward to seeing him get up to full speed.
"I think he's going to fit in well," MMH administrator John Ayoub said at the East Phillips County Hospital District board meeting Tuesday, Dec. 28. "I'm excited."
Amesquita is a doctor of osteopathy (D.O.). Ayoub said he has served as a medic in the Air Force, EMT, paramedic, R.N., P.A. and then went to medical school. He hasn't finished his residency program, and Ayoub said this poses challenges in getting insurance for him.
Amesquita began Tuesday, getting acquainted with the NextGen system. Once insured, he will begin working in the E.R. and when comfortable with the NextGen system, he will begin seeing patients in the clinic, according to Ayoub.
"I am confident we can get him insured," Ayoub said.
The administrator also noted recruitment for another physician will continue.
Community linkages committee reports
Sheryl Farnsworth outlined different entities around town that are willing to meet with representatives of the board to discuss and answer questions about services the hospital offers.
The community linkages committee is hoping to reach out to the community to find out what people are looking for from the hospital, as well as answer any questions that may come up.
EMS services discussed
Board members discussed the EMS service offered in the district in response to some questions having been raised from the public.
It was noted some community members expressed concern with response time of the ambulance in a few instances.
"We are under no obligation to provide a 911 service. This is something we do because we think that our community deserves it," Ayoub said. "We impose upon ourselves an obligation."
Ayoub discussed the two services the ambulance in Holyoke offers. The first being the 911 response and second, transfers to and from the hospital to other health care facilities.
Ayoub provided the board with spreadsheets comparing Holyoke's response times with others in the state. Holyoke's average time is just over eight minutes from the time the call is received by the Comm Center to the time someone from the ambulance service shows up to a person's home.
The Colorado response time is 24 minutes, in areas classified as wilderness, similar to Holyoke. "I think we are well above what is reality to counties similar to ours."
Ayoub noted the ambulance service is 100 percent volunteer in Holyoke as opposed to other areas where EMTs work full-time for the ambulance service.
"I think we do an excellent job. I'm very proud of the dedication and services provided by those volunteers to be available," Ayoub said.
Administrator reports activity
Ayoub reported a $5,000 capacity building grant was received. The grant will help pay for the Milliman Care Guidelines software the nursing staff uses.
Dr. Mark Loury who serves as part of the specialty clinic has decided to further his education and will no longer be scheduling to see patients in Holyoke, according to Ayoub.
The annual clinic program evaluation went well, according to the administrator. He said there was great discussion during the evaluation in which the providers were given the opportunity to offer ideas and feedback.
Credentialing was approved for Susan Enlow, radiology; James Quillen, cardiology; Arlin George Hatfield, radiology; Paul Hurst, cardiology; Randall Marsh, cardiology; Michael Myers, radiology; Stephen Treat, cardiology; and Eric Trefelner, radiology.
Other business
In other business Dec. 28, board members:
—held a 52-minute executive session for a personnel discussion.
—noted the next board meeting will be held Tuesday, Jan. 25.


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D-Term Verandahs offer 12 opportunities for students of any major to pursue informal, experiential learning in small groups with faculty members.
Registration is underway for all 12 D-Term Verandah experiences that are open to any major. No special skills or experience are necessary to participate. Students can explore Chicago theatre, film music, different cultures, contemporary drama, a museum exhibit about propaganda, sustainability solutions, square dancing, Spanish culture and more. Some experiences are on campus, some off campus.
The D-Term Verandahs and their faculty instructors are:


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Automobili Lamborghini opens the new dealership Lamborghini Cannes First official unveiling of the new Lamborghini Huracán in France
Sant'Agata Bolognese/Cannes, 30 May 2014 – Italian super sports car maker Automobili Lamborghini officially unveiled its new showroom in Cannes in the presence of Stephan Winkelmann, President and CEO of Automobili Lamborghini, and Sheikh Ghassan A H Al Sulaiman, President and Founder of Al Ghassan Motors, as owner of the new dealership.
Lamborghini customers and VIPs joined Automobili Lamborghini management at the grand opening evening event, followed by a fashion show of Collezione Automobili Lamborghini. The event marked also the first formal presentation of the new Lamborghini Huracán LP 610-4 in the country, a few months after its international debut at the 2014 Geneva Motor Show.
"France is one of our most important European markets. The inauguration of Lamborghini Cannes is part of our strategic objective of strengthening our presence in the South of France, which is a high potential area for our brand. We are confident that the arrival on the market of our new super sports car will contribute to the further growth of Lamborghini in the French market. The Huracán is expected to become the best-selling model in Lamborghini history" Stephan Winkelmann declared.
Located in Le Cannet, the dealership is owned and operated by Lamborghini's Cannes partner, Al Ghassan Motors, recognized for its expertise in luxury car retailing in the Middle East, where it operates outlets including four Lamborghini dealers. Lamborghini Cannes is today the fourth Lamborghini dealer in France, joining Lamborghini Paris, Lyon and Mulhouse. In total Lamborghini is present in 46 countries with 129 dealers.
"We are delighted to officially celebrate the opening of our new dealership in Cannes," said Sheikh Ghassan. "Al Ghassan Motors bring its commitment and experience of Lamborghini to this new business, as well as a local expertise, and our team here look forward to serving both existing and new customers of the Lamborghini marque in the south of France."
Lamborghini Cannes will host Lamborghini's two current model ranges: the V10 Huracán and the V12 Aventador LP 700-4 line-up. The new Lamborghini Huracán features a 5.2 l V10 engine with 610 hp, reaches a top speed of over 325 km/h, and accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 3,2 seconds.
The Lamborghini Aventador LP 700-4 features a new twelve-cylinder engine with 6.5 l displacement and 515 kW / 700 hp, and reaches the top speed of 350 km/h with a fantastic 0-100 km/h acceleration figure of just 2.9 seconds. The dealership will offer also warranty and maintenance services as well as sales of spare parts, accessories and the exclusive fashion line Collezione Automobili Lamborghini.
Lamborghini Cannes
440 Avenue du Campon,
06110, Le Cannet
Telephone: +330493450450


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Hop (2011)
Hop Synopsis
Blending state of the art animation with live action, Hop is a comedy about E.B. (voiced by Russell Brand), the teenage son of the Easter Bunny. On the eve of taking over the family business, E.B. leaves for Hollywood in pursuit of his dream of becoming a drummer. He encounters Fred (James Marsden), an out-of-work slacker with his own lofty goals, who accidentally hits E.B. with his car. Feigning injury, E.B. manipulates Fred into providing him shelter, and Fred finds himself with the worlds worst houseguest.
Hop Release Date
In Theaters April 1, 2011
Hop Credits
Starring: Voices: James Marsden, Russell Brand, Kaley Cuoco, Hank Azaria, Gary Cole, Elizabeth Perkins, David Hasselhoff, Chelsea Handler and Hugh Laurie
Written by: Ken Daurio, Cinco Paul
Directed by: Tim Hill
Produced by: John Cohen, Christopher Meledandri
Distributor: Universal Pictures
External Info: Hop Official Website
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Migrate data between Google Apps accounts
If you create a new Google Apps account for your organization, you can migrate your Gmail and Contacts data as well as information in Google Calendar, Drive, and Sites from your old Google Apps account to your new one. You can also migrate a personal Gmail account to your new Google Apps account.
Data transfer options are available for the following types of data:Email
- The data migration service is the recommended way to migrate mail. It's clientless and cloud-based and easy to set up and monitor. You do everything in the Google Admin console.
- Google Apps Migration for Microsoft® Exchange (GAMME) is a utility that migrates your mail, including labels and archived mail, to another account. GAMME can also migrate other data, but requires you to install the tool first.
- POP and IMAP—You can download your Gmail to your computer via POP or IMAP access with a local desktop client, such as Outlook® or Mozilla Thunderbird®. POP and IMAP download your mail in different ways. See Get started with IMAP and POP3 for details.
You can export Gmail contacts to a CSV file and then use that file to migrate your contacts.
You can use an iCal® file to migrate publicly shared calendars to your new Google Apps account. You can also download all the calendars in your My calendars list or you can choose to share individual calendars with email addresses in your new account. See Export your calendar for details.
Drive lets you manually download a file to your computer that you can then move to Drive in your new Google Apps account. You can also share individual documents with email addresses in your new account and then copy them. Alternatively, you can use the Drive REST API to export and import documents.
You can share individual sites with an email address on your new domain and then transfer the website to Google Apps.
There are options for migrating data from other Google Apps products. See Moving product data for details.


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PARIS (AP) — Working out, shopping, getting together with family — Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are doing it all in Paris this week.
Could they be readying for a rumored weekend wedding extravaganza? The rapper and reality TV star aren't saying. But they've gathered quite a crowd in the French capital, including Kardashian's mother, grandmother and sisters.
In Italy, the Florence mayor's office says the pair will wed and host a reception at a fort there Saturday.
PHOTOS: 13 times Kanye West looked angry for no apparent reason
Back in France, the Chateau of Versailles says it's hosting a special visit for the couple and their guests Friday night. Kardashian representative Ina Treciokas says that's a fabrication but isn't commenting further.
West proposed to Kardashian on her 33rd birthday in October, renting out San Francisco's AT&T Park for the occasion. No word on whether the ceremony will include "fighter jets," as West previously promised. It will reportedly including hundreds-of-thousands of dollars worth of performances and luxuries including a $160,000 yacht.


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Friday News, October 12
Major Grass Fire Along Highway 20
(Sgt Bluff) -- A major grass fire occurred Thursday afternoon near Highway 20 consuming more than 45 acres. Several fire departments, including the Hinton Fire Department was called to offer assistance to battle the blaze. Farmers also helped with the fire by tilling the ground to help keep the fire from spreading.
Teacher Taskforce Advocates Higher Salaries
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - A $150 million school improvement proposal includes higher salaries for beginning teachers.
The recommendations by the state's Task Force on Teacher Leadership and Compensation will be the centerpiece of Gov. Terry Branstad's education proposal to legislators in 2013.
The task force report was released Thursday.
Iowa Education Department Director Jason Glass says the proposal is aimed at retaining effective teachers while making the profession more appealing to the state's "best and brightest."
The proposal's salary component for first-year teachers would take the minimum salary from $28,000 to $35,000, over the next three years.
The proposal also would require teachers to begin their careers with a residency year that would include intensive supervision and mentoring.
The task force was created last spring by the Legislature and included teachers and administrators.
Oxford Junction Woman Guilty of Fraud Against FEMA
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (AP) - An Iowa woman has been sentenced to four months in prison after admitting that she lied to get federal disaster benefits after the historic flood of 2008.
Jessica Hines of Oxford Junction learned her sentence Thursday during a federal court hearing in Cedar Rapids. She has been told to surrender to begin serving her sentence next month.
Prosecutors say Hines admitted that she submitted a false application to the Federal Emergency Management Agency in July 2008 that claimed that her home and personal property were damaged by
the flood. In reality, she didn't live at the home she claimed and was not a flood victim.
U.S. District Judge Linda Reade ordered Hines to pay $7,155 in restitution to FEMA and to be on supervised release following her prison term.
Grave Marker Found In Recycling Bin
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa (AP) - Police are asking Iowans to help officers return a grave marker that was found in a recycling bin.
Council Bluffs Police Captain Terry LeMaster says that workers at the Council Bluffs Recycling Center found the marker last week.
The name on it is Megan Alaine Kjellberg, a 6-month-old child who died January 2nd, 1986. The inscription on it reads: "Now you have the sun and stars to play with."
LeMaster says area cemeteries and funeral directors have been checked, as well as funeral and obituary databases and reports about stolen items.
LeMaster thinks someone might have stolen the marker thinking it was solid copper. When it turned out to be only copper coated, it was tossed into a recycling bin.
Two Women Charged With Forged Prescriptions
MASON CITY, Iowa (AP) - Two northern Iowa women face multiple charges in an ongoing investigation into forged prescriptions.
Gina Splitt and Melissa Ricke, both of Algona, were arrested by Mason City police on Wednesday.
Splitt faces ten charges, including four counts of prohibited acts of forged prescriptions and insurance fraud. Ricke is charged with eight similar counts.
Online court records list no attorneys for the women. They face court hearings on October 26th.
Numerologist Dream Comes True
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - What might be a digital dream for numerologists has come true in the delivery room of a Des Moines hospital.
Laila Fitzgerald was born.
The Des Moines Register reports (http://dmreg.co/RlH4Zw) that Laila weighed 8 pounds, 9 ounces. She came into the world on Thursday, which, numerically speaking, was 10/11/12. She arrived,
militarily speaking, at 1314, which would be 1:14 p.m. for civilians.
So the numbers associated with her birth are 8-9-10-11-12-13-14.
Laila's mother, 26-year-old Katie Deremiah, of Des Moines, says she had a feeling Thursday would be the day, despite the due date of Oct. 19.
She says Laila arrived without inducements to speed her arrival.
Laila's father, 26-year-old Ryan Fitzgerald, told The Register that he would be buying a lottery ticket as soon as he could leave the hospital.