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Here's an extra map, in case anyone can use it. It isn't a part of the Jörðgarð (TM) Map of the Week series because it isn't from the Jörðgarð books. It's a sample scenario from the pending new Dungeons Daring (TM) Third Edition Players Handbook instead.
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2. As a JPG flat map of 3000 Pixels x 2400 Pixels (2.8 MB), above.
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Hey guys,
Planning on hunting montana this fall. I have a few questions so hopefully you have a few answers.
Can a person set up camp on any blm land (the brownish color on maps), and for how many days?
Can you camp on the state (blue color properties on maps), and for how many days?
Also can a person cut dead/fallen trees to burn on these properties?
Thanks for the help.

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I'm still kind of in shock. I drew a unit S6 Ram tag. I'm interested in any resources ie. books, videos, etc, etc, to help a rookie sheep hunter out. S6 is the Pikes Peak unit. Any sheep nuts wanna go??? Anyone else ever draw this tag?
That's awesome, congratulations. Wish I could help but know nothing...just wanted to say congrats! Good luck.
how many points did you have?
Congratulations, I hope to be seeing pictures of your hunt along with a good story. Best of luck to you!!
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whats the dates you will be going??? i dident draw...but im sure if i have time i would love to go...congrats!!
you are one lucky s o b
Congrats! We'll be expecting pictures and a story!
Congratulations to you! I wish you the best and hope you get a gorgeous sheep! They are very good eating too, and we expect to see lots of pictures so we can live through you vicariously!!
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Dear Zimbra friends,
using OSS edition 5.0 I'am tried to fit the yahoo Zimlet for Germany, but dont succeed.
The origin code is
with param "addr" and "csz" and dont work in Germany
The Germany site is
and the request of the param addr also dont work.
The result of the request "berlin" should be like this
"http://de.routenplaner.yahoo.com/#mvt=m&q1=Berlin&trf=0&lon=13.377056&lat=52.516012 &mag=6"
Now, please answer how i must modify the maps zimlet ...
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Cornering the Market
Store debuts in Merrick
Clothes Horse
Michael's father, Marty Wasser, started out as a salesman in Manhattan's garment center. In those days, the natural progression was to go into retail, so he chose to open a store in Brooklyn. "Back then," said Michael, "Kings Highway was like the Rodeo Drive of the East." The Brooklyn Clothes Horse has thrived at that same location for the past 40 years, and had undergone four extensions. A sister store was eventually opened on Route 100 in Huntington, and now, the newest, in Merrick.
Clothes Horse can best be described as a store that caters to teens and adults who want the newest styles. Michael Wasser uses the term "heavily denim oriented," since they carry the most popular brands of jeans. For the ladies, you'll find names like J Brand, AG, and Seven, in sizes 24 to 32. Guys can shop for brands like True Religion, Diesel, and Buffalo in sizes 28 to 42. Sportswear continues with tops, blouses, slacks and sweaters…but it doesn't stop there. On the dressier end they carry shirts, skirts, and dresses. Accessories include jewelry, scarves, gloves and even some shoes.
Merchandise shown in Clothes Horse often cannot be found in department stores. Buyers search for the most unique, upscale items in the latest trends. Shopping is done in California and overseas, particularly in Paris.
The three stores range in size from 3,500 to 6,000 square feet. Each location employs carefully chosen sales help who will bend over backwards to please the clientele. On many occasions they will call a customer when certain items come in that they know would be of interest to that person. "We want to make people happy, and to be satisfied with what they purchase," added Michael Wasser. "Shopping should be fun."
Still celebrating its Grand Opening, Clothes Horse in Merrick debuted on Dec. 17, 2012. Hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday.
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Richard F. "Dickie" Scruggs, a noted plaintiff's attorney before being snared in a corruption investigation, has been released from prison pending an appeal.
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The former attorney, who won a huge settlement against the tobacco industry, was also convicted for conspiring to bribe another judge. That sentence is ending.
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QUOTE(vvLMAOvv @ May 27 2008, 07:08 AM) [snapback]1441759[/snapback]
My favorite mission by far is the ...
[spoiler]bank heist mission. The mission was really in debth, and had great cut scenes![/spoiler]
Snow Storm was one where I learned it wasn't all about run'n'gun, and took me a few goes. In fact it pissed me off. I tried several methods (including swimming for it across the bay!) before I finally got it right!
My favourite so far is the 3 Leaf Clover though. Great mission scope, plenty of shooting and a good path before finally succeeding. Didn't help the first time I [spoiler]came out of the subway from the service hatch[/spoiler] and there was a cop car right there!!
Oct 6 2008, 08:28 AM
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i haven't play it yet, but i see the guides from the book. hmmm i think the 3 leaf clover is the coolest one. out of commission i like the moment where niko must jump to the helicopter by a motorcycle. and then the photo shoot when finally niko got the premium phone.
Oct 6 2008, 01:18 PM
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QUOTE(GTA 4EVER @ Oct 6 2008, 04:28 AM) [snapback]1467421[/snapback]
i haven't play it yet, but i see the guides from the book. hmmm i think the 3 leaf clover is the coolest one. out of commission i like the moment where niko must jump to the helicopter by a motorcycle. and then the photo shoot when finally niko got the premium phone. :)
Jesus Christ, you're expressing your opinion based on what you read from the guide?
Oct 6 2008, 08:50 PM
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doesn't play well with others...
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XBL Gamertag: your mother...
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Xfire Identity: i said your mother!!
...major bumpage here, guy...
but, my favorite missions are "have a heart", "final interview", "paper trail", "call and collect", "waste knot want knots", "the snow storm", three leaf clover", and the final mission(s)... and there's about 6 or so others that i can't remember the name to...
Oh, good one. The "you're on the internet so you must have no life" insult isn't moronic or unoriginal at all. You must, without a doubt, be a very important member of society, not at all a waste of the already barely valuable gift of life.
As is the case for everyone who takes issue with people who make them sad on the internet, you are one of two kinds of people:
You are exactly what you claim I am, and that is a lonely, pathetic basement dweller. You life is spent eating eight pounds of junk food per day, masturbating to anything you find online that's even remotely feminine, and wishing you had good looks and social skills. You continue to live with your mother until she dies of a combination of lung cancer and liver failure brought on by the chain-smoking and heavy drinking she used to cope with what a failure you are. Your mother mercifully dead and free of the living embodiment of failure she regretfully thrust from her loins, the bills start to pile up and you, unemployed and unable to pay these bills (of course), lose the house and everything in it. Somehow even more of a failure than you already were, you wander from place to place eating out of dumpsters and sleeping in your own filth until you finally die of AIDS, which you contracted from a diseased whore you scrounged up enough money to pay for, so you could finally lose your virginity while at the same time pretending that your mother was back in your life.
You are the type who was an athlete in high school, who was genetically doomed to be an idiot but managed to finish school and even get a college scholarship because you were so good at a worthless children's game. You went off to college with a suitcase full of polo shirts and condoms, the polo shirts, because you're a douche, and the condoms to prevent you from impregnating the dim-witted young college girls whom you could never touch without the aid of Rohypnol, a drug you refer to as "roofies" because you can neither spell or pronounce Rohypnol. You scrape by with borderline D's for the next four years, and leave the campus to go out into the real world where your realize you're not intelligent or talented enough to do anything of value with your life. Misery and minimum wage ensues for thirty years, then you blow your brains out, and your corpse, alone and forgotten, is not discovered until the smell of rotting flesh seeps under your door and your bodily fluids finally soak through the floor of your studio apartment and into the room below you. Your body is cremated, the ashes scraped into a garbage bin because there was no one in your life who valued you enough to pay for a casket, funeral, or burial plot.
You're undoubtedly one of the two, otherwise you would have better things to do than complain about the theme of a forum that doesn't care about anything you have to say.
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Definetely the last mission if you choose [spoiler] The revenge ending with the big boat shootout [/spoiler]
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just signed up now av bin lookin for the second car that steve tells u to get 4 two days now, he says its under the staion by the amusment park, anybody now wich iland its on and or wat stionin its under and were about in need of some help b4 i smash my ps3.
Jan 6 2009, 06:16 PM
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Pessimistic nihilistic.
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QUOTE(bean88 @ Jan 6 2009, 05:35 PM) [snapback]1477871[/snapback]
just signed up now av bin lookin for the second car that steve tells u to get 4 two days now, he says its under the staion by the amusment park, anybody now wich iland its on and or wat stionin its under and were about in need of some help b4 i smash my ps3.
Kinda off topic but it's under the Hove Beach station where the baseball bat spawns.
Jan 13 2009, 01:29 AM
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my favorite mission would have to be the bank heist mission with packie, his 2 brothers, and their friend
Mar 21 2009, 10:09 AM
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When nico goes to save Roman, that was hilarious stuff!
Nico all emo & screaming for Roman on his way up lmao.
Mar 22 2009, 08:43 PM
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Three leaf clover and the last revenge mission it was a pain in the ass making the game that much better when I finally beat it.
Mar 24 2009, 10:12 PM
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Either 3 Leaf Clover, or the final missions.
May 29 2009, 08:14 AM
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Three Leaf Clover
Without A Doubt
I think this topic should be updated to include all missions from the series.
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May 29 2009, 10:31 AM
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Three leaf clover or both of the last missions.
May 30 2009, 11:24 PM
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I loved the Last Mission where you take [spoiler]Revenge.[/spoiler]
Its cool.
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Jun 6 2009, 11:41 PM
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Im not up to any of those missions like Three Leaf Clover that everyone raves about but my fav so far has gotta b the One Where you go for a job interview.
When i stood up i walked over to that dude and pushed him, i kept pushing him and i pushed him outa the window. Died in stlye
Aug 19 2009, 01:19 PM
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QUOTE(Van Hel Singh @ Jun 8 2008, 02:19 PM) [snapback]1446202[/snapback]
Killing Ivan mission. Jumping across the buildings was awesome.
Loads of other missions as well, 3 leaf clover, some of the missions for Officer McReary where you get choices on how to complete the mission.
Ivan the not so terrible..
I totally agree, i started a new game just to do that mission again. I loved it, it was reaaally short but it was so fun.
I also enjoyed the mission that was in the museum, with johnny, and luis. I cant remember what its called, the one where you get the 'Impossible Trinity' achievment once you finish it.
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I have worked here for almost 30 years and love the sense of community and working with so many students both in and outside of the classroom. I have been so lucky to have formed strong relationships with so many people here over the years and enjoy staying in touch with former students from even 30 years ago.
Ph.D. Harvard University
M.A. University of North Carolina
B.A. Yale University
I teach courses on literary theory, environmental writing, and multiethnic literatures. I have written on western American literature, literary aesthetics, and nature writing.
Ph.D., M.A. Johns Hopkins University
B.A. Colgate University
Philosophy of mind (and cognates), metaphysics and epistemology, feminist philosophy, and bioethics/neuroethics, all in the analytic tradition.
The courses I teach highlight the ongoing relevance of philosophy. For instance, Philosophy of Mind treats topics in contemporary neuroethics; Logic: Laws of Thought prepares students for the Law School Admissions Test (as well as demoncratic citizenship); and Philosophy of Science, Technology, and Environment examines our relationships to modern technologies and our responsibilities to nature and the environment. I also make efforts to see that learning extends beyond the classroom: I launched the Plato Lecture and am a regular host of the Philosophers' Table.
M.A., Ph.D., University of Montana
B.A., University of California, Santa Cruz
Postdoctoral fellowship, Stanford University Medical Center
Predoctoral internship, San Francisco VA Medical Center
As a clinical psychologist, I have expertise in the origins, manifestations, and treatments of psychological distress in human beings. My particular focus has been in the area of intimate relationships and the ways in which we encounter challenges and struggles as we navigate the rich interpersonal territory of marriage and parenthood.
Ph.D. Brandeis University
M.A. Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India
B.A. University of Rajasthan, Jaipur, India; ;
I joined Saint Michael's as an assistant professor of political science beginning with the Fall 2009 semester. I was formerly a financial and political journalist for four English-language national dailies in New Delhi, India, for 11 years. In that role I covered several ministerial meetings of the World Trade Organization in Singapore, Geneva and Seattle, and spent two years reporting for home newspapers from London, Brussels, Geneva, Berlin, Bonn, Paris, and Singapore.
I was visiting assistant professor of political theory at Oberlin College for the 2008-2009 academic year.
B.A., Ed.D. University of Vermont
M.S.A., Saint Michael's College
Senior Professional in Human Resources (SPHR) certification
I joined the Business Department in 1994. From 1994-2012, I was associate director of the Master of Science in Administration (MSA) program. Previously I was Employee Benefits Manager and Assistant Director of Human Resources at the College.
B.A. SUNY Plattsburgh
M.A., Ph.D. University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Early America, including the first settlement up to the American Revolution period; Native Americans; Immigration history, especially the experience of Francophones in the Northeast; Textiles history; Women's history; diaries and memoirs.
I value the opportunity to work closely with students in the classroom as well as in internship and independent scholarship.
One of the unique opportunities that students at Saint Michael's have is the ability to use the physical world they see around them to study history; I like to incorporate local places, documents, structures, and people to bring class work to life. For instance, a short trip down into Winooski can give students a rare view of early industrial sites; a look at the Mill museum is a chance to imagine life in the beginning of the industrial age.
Ph.D. University of Sussex, Britain
B.A., M.A. University of Colorado
Social and cultural history of 20th century Britain; women and national identity; gender; life history
M.A., Ph.D. Cornell University
B.A., M.A. Middlebury College;
I have published on women and film as well as Middle High German and Old Norse literature and am working on a book, Engendering Romance: Women and European Medieval Romance.
I teach courses in film, early British Literature, mystery fiction, utopian fiction and women's literature.
M.A., Ph.D. Brown University
B.A. University of Massachusetts-Boston
African American literature, especially poetry
My classes offer the opportunity to engage students in discussions of race, racism, African American literature and history. I have worked hard to develop strategies for safely approaching what can often be loaded material that challenges students' comfort zones. I often incorporate experiences that combine classroom study with activities in the community. This includes overnight field trips to Charlestown, Massachusetts with my First-Year Seminar course and a three-week service-learning program in Ghana with students from my Middle Passage class. Through these cross-cultural encounters, students have a chance to examine and enlarge their own perspectives. I am also a faculty member in the college's American Studies program.
There is a real commitment here to teach the whole student. I enjoy having a chance to shape hungry young minds and develop personal relationships with students. Saint Michael's students have open minds and good hearts. They are very empathetic, kind, and friendly, and many are interested in finding ways to connect what they learn in classes to the larger world. They also have a strong desire to contribute to the community through service. My favorite class to teach is African-American Literature and The Middle Passage, because it's a chance to introduce our students to a tradition they know little about, and to push their comfort zones.
We encourage our student to be actively involved in contemporary gender issues and many of our students chose to do this through service learning opportunities. Some of our students intern and volunteer at places like Women Helping Battered Women, the Lund Family Center, and Women's Rape Crisis Center in Burlington.
Another way to get involved is to visit the Saint Michael's Center for Women and Gender. Located on the Saint Michael's campus, the Center for Women and Gender often hosts discussions on gender issues as well as pancake breakfasts for the Saint Michael's community throughout the academic year.
We also offer an exchange program with the University of Vermont. With permission of the program coordinator, you have the opportunity to take class in UVM's Women's Studies department.
Our gender studies program will provide you with the key written and communication skills that will help you in finding a career after you graduate. Many of our graduates have chosen to pursue careers as counselors, AmeriCorps volunteers, elementary and high school teachers, psychologists, doctors and nurses.
Our graduates have also gone on to pursue advanced degrees in areas such as Psychology and Feminist Studies at graduate institutions such as Northeastern University, University of Rhode Island, and University of Minnesota.


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The City of Redmond encourages a variety of housing types for all economic segments of the community. There are a number of affordable housing resources available for low- and moderate- income households. A home is considered affordable when the total housing costs do not exceed more than 30% of the household income. For rental units, this would include rent and utilities. For ownership units, the total cost includes mortgage, insurance, and homeowners dues, if any.
Qualification for most affordability programs is determined by a formula that is based on the King County Median Income. Most assistance programs are geared for households that earn 80% or less than the King County Median Income. These can include transitional and shelter housing, rental assistance, down payment assistance, housing repair programs, and other resources.
There are a number of organizations with which the city works that can be good resources for individuals and families in need of assistance.
ARCH maintains lists of both rental and ownership units that are available to moderate income households (those earning 80% or less of the King County Median Income). ARCH also administers the City's Housing Trust Fund, which helps provide funding assistance to local non-profit housing providers, for preservation and construction of affordable housing throughout Redmond and East King County. For information about affordable rental or ownership units, contact ARCH at 425-861-3677.
Having enough money to buy a home can be a big obstacle. The City of Redmond and other King County ARCH cities have partnered with the Washington State Housing Finance Commission to offer the ARCH East King County Down Payment Assistance Loan Program to make owning your own home or condominium easier for East King County homebuyers. More information on this program, Commission sponsored homebuyer education seminars, and a listing of loan officers who have experience with these loans, is available on the Commission's website or by phone at 206-464-7139. Visit the ARCH website to learn more about its homebuyer program.
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|Kramer meets birth family after 26 years
|Written by Darci Tomky
"Being adopted never defined me—it was just a part of me."
26-year-old Katie Kramer grew up with great parents, a life she loves and a world that she wouldn't change for anything.
That's why meeting her birth mom, a brother she knew she had and siblings she had never heard of has been "a little weird" for Katie the last few months.
Katie and her husband Chad Kramer, who live in rural Holyoke, began thinking about starting a family of their own, raising questions in Katie's mind about medical history in her biological family.
Katie was adopted at birth in California by Mike and Patty Lewine, and although she always knew she was adopted, she had never met her birth mom or the older brother she had heard about.
She had questions about medical history only her biological family could answer. "You just have to do what's best for you," Katie advised others who have been adopted. "You have to have real questions" before going in search of birth parents, she said.
Earlier this year in late August/early September, Katie visited her parents for 10 days. Patty lives in Jackson, Calif., and Mike and Katie's stepmom Karen Hunt live in Napa, Calif.
They were supportive of Katie's desire to find her birth mom, and Patty began helping Katie look for her on the Internet, which Katie wasn't expecting.
Katie Kramer, pictured at left with husband Chad, has been recently
She also wasn't expecting Patty to find her birth mom on Facebook within days after Katie had left California to return home to Holyoke and her job at First Pioneer National Bank.
Katie sent a friend request to Laurie DeLattore, thinking to herself, "I really hope you are the person I think you are."
Laurie accepted the Facebook request, thinking that Katie was someone else. She was a little surprised to get a message asking if she had given a baby up for adoption 26 years ago.
Katie was also thrilled to find Jeremy on Facebook, her brother who is 18 months older than her, but she still didn't know if she was ready to connect with him or her birth mom over the phone.
"Just put your big-girl pants on and do it!" encouraged her husband Chad.
The resulting three-hour phone conversation with her brother was a blessing to Katie, who found out just how much she had in common with Jeremy, despite having never met him before.
A week later she was able to talk with her birth mom Laurie on the phone.
Laurie still lives in Lodi, Calif., where Katie was born. Unknowingly, she had grown up a couple hours away from her birth mom. She said her parents had sent Laurie Christmas cards until Katie was around 10 years old, thinking Laurie had moved away without a forwarding address, when really she had only moved to a different part of town.
Katie learned she has more family than she ever knew. Laurie is married to Steve, who adopted Jeremy and is the father of Katie's two half sisters April, 23, and Dominique, 18.
Later this fall, Katie got to meet her birth mom when Laurie was on a road trip to see relatives in Colorado and Alliance, Neb., ironically so close to Katie's new home in Holyoke.
They only spent a few hours together, which was enough for Katie for the first time. She described it as a bit "nerve-wracking," not quite sure what to expect from the meeting.
This November, Katie traveled to California to see Laurie and meet her siblings. She said she was more comfortable around the other kids. "There were no expectations," she said.
Katie, who was an only child with her adopted parents, has really connected to Jeremy. Since she knew about him growing up, he was always a missing piece of her life, and there was an empty hole that he could fill.
"There wasn't a hole for Laurie to fill because I have a mom," said Katie.
"You're my mom, always have been, always will be," she said of her adopted mom Patty.
In the months since she met her birth mom, Katie felt like Laurie was pushing her faster than she could go, almost like she was trying to make up for the last 26 years.
"I have to be grateful because it's because of her that I'm here, but I can't let her dictate my life," said Katie. "I do want to get to know her, but I need it to be on my terms," she said after some advice from Pastor Gary Rahe.
"It's the hardest decision to give up a child, but it's the most selfless," said Katie. When 22-year-old Laurie became pregnant with Katie, and Katie's dad was out of the picture, she didn't think she could give Katie and 9-month-old Jeremy a good life as a single mom. "She wanted to give us both the best chance at life," said Katie.
In the meantime, Mike and Patty were distraught about not being able to have children and were having trouble finding a child to adopt. "It was hard on them because they wanted a child so badly," said Katie.
The Lewines found Laurie a month before Katie was born, and even though she was adopted at birth, it wasn't official for three months. In California, there was a set period of time for the birth parents to take their child back, and although Laurie considered it, Katie stayed with her new adopted parents.
"They could give me the time, the love, the life that Laurie couldn't," said Katie. "You might be adopted, but this is your family."
She had gone back and forth about wanting to meet her birth family when she was younger, and her parents had chosen a closed adoption, so Laurie didn't have the option of contacting Katie until she was 18, which is when she moved to Colorado to attend school at Colorado State University.
Katie never had any of the problems that adopted kids often have, and it did not upset her to find out that Laurie still had a family. "Had I not had such a good life, it might have bothered me," she said. "I love my life. I wouldn't change it."
She is continuing on the journey of getting to know her birth family, still wondering just how to even call them family when they are still much like strangers to her.
Jeremy, his wife and two kids are planning a visit to Colorado to see Katie next summer during a long road trip, but much of the future is still unknown to Katie.
"They are good people," she said of her birth family, and when looking back on this whirlwind journey, she has decided, "It was worth it."
Holyoke Enterprise December 12, 2013


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Set up the Sierra Designs Origami Tarp for use as your primary shelter in all types of terrain. The Origami can be used as a backcountry shelter when you're hiking or going after a major peak. A pyramid design sheds water and snow, and one center pole maintains structure in high winds so the Origami is versatile for backcountry travel all year long.
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I used a Black Diamond "mid" on an extended trip into the Bob Marshall Wilderness this past winter (2010) and loved it. I found an Origami 4 on closeout and set out for the high country. Upon initial set up I noticed the tarp material was nowhere as robust as the B.D.(two sided?), but it is made of ripstop material and fully seam sealed. My major disappointment in the Origami was in the center pole that only has 2 fixed height settings. B.D. has a sliding ring, which allows for far more options. The B.D. pole appears to be stronger as well. Additionally I purchased the floor which is made of heavier material and is fully seam sealed. The snaps that fasten the floor to the tarp are on the flimsy side, although they functioned perfectly. I am happy with my Origami 4, but wish I had spent more for the Black Diamond. Pyramid deigns are so versatile in set-up, great at shedding snow and pack light. I love em.
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Great "Mid", although the center pole is not as good as the Black Diamond. Kept us dry in a high wind thunderstorm. I definitely recommend the floor.
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Hey Jill,
There is a wide range of comfort levels as far as sleeping outside goes. Some people don't need anything more than a pile of leaves and sticks while some people need luxury campers. This shelter will keep you dry and provide some protection from the winds but bugs and other critters can come in and say hello . Personally I would feel comfortable sleeping in this shelter.
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(WXIA) -- Atlanta Hawks great Dikembe Mutumbo stars in one of a new series of commercials from GEICO, this one, featuring his well-known finger-wag after blocking a shot.
"Not in my house," Mutumbo growls and smiles after knocking away a tossed ball of paper from in front of a wastebasket.
Mutumbo played for the Hawks from 1996 to 2001, and throughout his long NBA career, was one of the leading shot-blockers in the league. He is second on the list of all-time shot-blockers in league history with more than 3,200. He was a four-time defensive player of the year (1995, 1997, 1998, 2001). Mutumbo retired from basketball in 2009.
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MSU junior, running back LeVeon Bell, broke the news on Twitter this afternoon that he plans to declare for the 2013 NFL draft. He spoke to Mark Dantonio, informing him of his decision. There had been speculation that the running back had NFL plans, but on January 1st, he refused to discuss the rumors on Twitter, saying he would wait until he made his decision.
He made his plans clear early Thursday afternoon, making the following statements on the popular social network, Twitter:
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"As hard as it was to leave spartan nation, it was even harder to pass on such a great opportunity I have in front of me!"
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Bell has hired an agent to represent him, and will be eligible to participate in the NFL draft, in April of this year. Watch WILX News 10 at 6 for more details on this story.
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This week, I've been busy with the California leg of my book tour. I spoke to a rowdy, vagina-friendly audience of 400 students at Sonoma State University, then 150 hooting, cheering, go-for-it girlfriends at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. So when I showed up Thursday night at the small, private University of Redlands (population 2400), I found myself feeling disappointed that there were only 63 quiet, shy, mostly silent students there.Read More...


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Elephants, Earth Hour and IUCN!
IUCN Members networked by solar light in the magnificent Elephant House of Copenhagen Zoo at a special event held during the UNFCCC COP 15 in Copenhagen.
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Restoring the Zarqa – Respecting Our Rivers
'When you look down the Zarqa River at Janna'a Park it is hard to imagine that 30 years ago this area was green and fertile', said Eng.Mohammad Al Zawahra from Zarqa Municipality. 'People would swim in clear water pools, fish, swam in the river, and we had flowing water throughout the year'. …
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IUCN Media Brief 17 December 2009 - REDD key to successful mitigation
THE LATEST: Solid progress has been made at COP 15 towards recognizing forests as a fundamental part of climate change mitigation solutions. REDD (Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and forest Degradation) and REDD-plus are a critical part of a successful mitigation strategy. …
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Transboundary water governance framework initiated
On 15 December, IUCN's Asia Regional Environmental Law and Water and Wetlands Programmes held a joint workshop to work with partners to brainstorm the fundamentals of a transboundary water governance assessment framework. The workshop was sponsored by the Mekong Regional Water Dialogues project, funded by the Government of Finland. …
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IUCN media brief: 16 December 2009 - progress too slow on adaptation
THE LATEST: There remains considerable disagreement on key issues related to finance, reporting on progress on adaptation, and even on what the final adaptation agreement will be called - between a "framework" and a "programme". Coming in to Copenhagen, adaptation was seen as one of the areas where real progress could be made, but the emerging reality is that the negotiations on adaptation will need to go on well into 2010 - delays which only add to the urgency of coming to an agreement. …
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Borneo Natives Proclaim Tropical Forest Reserve
Penan Peace Park" is aimed at protecting the last primeval rainforests of Sarawak´s Upper Baram region and is challenging the official logging plans – the Penan wish to develop tourism and to protect their native rights. …
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Landmark Legal Opinion Finds that Indigenous Brazilian Tribe in Amazon owns carbon-trading rights
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The 2nd Regional National Working Group (RNWG) meeting of the Mekong Region Water Dialogues (MRWD), programme of IUCN's Asia office was organized in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam from November 30th to December 1st, 2009. …
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Using water management, ecosystems and empowerment to build climate change resilience
Drought, floods, storms, melting glaciers and sea-level rise all feature in headlines and fears about the expected impacts of climate change. All concern water. Living with climate change will mean coping with impacts on water. …
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City of Tallahassee Release
Tallahassee, FL - In response to customer feedback, Tallahassee Regional Airport (TLH) announced today that it will extend the free parking period from 10 minutes to 30 minutes. The extended grace period will assist friends and relatives dropping off or picking up passengers at the terminal and benefits customers parking in both daily and hourly lots. The extended grace period will go into effect on Wednesday, Jan. 23.
"The City of Tallahassee is committed to a passenger friendly airport experience," said City Commissioner Scott Maddox, lead commissioner on airport issues. "This is one more small step to make air travel more convenient for our citizens."
Customers will still have access to the cell phone lot as well, which can be used as a waiting area before picking up passengers.
Additionally, on January 1, TLH reduced the rate for the 9- to 24-hour curbside valet parking services from $20 to $15. The reduction was originally planned as a limited time offer to serve as an added customer service amenity during the Legislative Session. Based on positive customer feedback, the reduction has been made permanent.
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- Provides links to full text documents developed by rehabiliation educators, practioners and other professionals.
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- This site provides materials for the public and researchers.
- Neuromuscular Disease Center
- This is an online textbook on many aspects of neuromuscular disease. It describes disease signs & symptoms as well as principles of evaluation.
- Rehabilitation Provider's Guide to Cultures of the Foreign-Born
- This is a set of monographs providing overviews of the cultures of selected groups of foreign born persons. These monographs are designed to help rehabilitation providers to integrate their services into the cultures.
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In addition to completing the specific prerequisites included in the descriptions of the following courses, all students seeking to enroll in 300- or 400-level courses in the Culverhouse College of Commerce and Business Administration must have attained junior standing (61 semester hours).
All C&BA students must, prior to seeking to enroll in any 300- or 400-level C&BA course, complete or be enrolled in the following prerequisites: EC 110 and EC 111; MATH 112 and MATH 121, or MATH 115 and MATH 125; CS 102; AC 210; ST 260; and LGS 200 (or their equivalents); and at least 4 hours in natural science, 3 hours of fine arts, literature, or humanities, and 3 hours of history or social and behavioral sciences. Failure to fulfill all prerequisites prior to enrolling in a 300- or 400-level C&BA course will result in administrative disenrollment from that course.
MGT 300 Organizational Theory and Behavior. 3 hours.
A course designed to help students understand organizational theory, interpersonal communication, and other behavioral science concepts and then integrate them into managerial tools for effective use in business, industry, and public-sector organizations.
MGT 301 Introduction to Human Resources Management. 3 hours.
Prerequisite: MGT 300.
Introductory course surveying problems and issues in labor economics, personnel management, and labor relations. Emphasis is placed on public policies affecting management and union representatives and on the role of the human resources manager in the organization.
MGT 302 Organizational Communication: Theory and Practice. 3 hours.
Prerequisite: MGT 300.
This course offers an interdisciplinary approach to the study of communication within an organizational setting. The objectives of the course are to improve students' understanding of communication as it relates to and operates within organizations; to give students an opportunity to apply communication skills to organizational situations, including interviews and conferences; and to enable students to control more effectively the data flows that enable an organization to carry out its function.
MGT 320 Leadership. 3 hours.
Prerequisite: MGT 300.
This course focuses on the interpersonal dynamics of managers, professionals, and entrepreneurs at work. Case analysis and simulation of problem solving and decision making are used to develop insight into human relations in organizations as well as to develop the personal and interpersonal skills needed in leadership roles.
MGT 331 Development of American Organizations. 3 hours.
Prerequisite: MGT 300.
This course emphasizes the economic, political, and social environments that have influenced the growth and development of philosophies and practices of both labor and management in American organizations.
MGT 341 Contemporary Ethical Issues and Corporate Responsibility. 3 hours.
Prerequisite: MGT 300.
Systematic examination of current issues and problems in the organization and management of business enterprises. The course combines readings, cases, and lectures that focus on the roles, activities, and ethical choices of managers as they direct organizations within the context of our contemporary society.
MGT 351 Multinational Business Communication (also IBA 351). 3 hours.
Prerequisite: IBA 350 and MGT 300.
A study of the principles and practices of intercultural business communication, written and interpersonal. The course requires substantial reading. The focus is on making students aware of the sources of common intercultural business communication problems, and on helping them develop strategies to avoid or correct these problems.
MGT 380 Management Presentations. 3 hours.
Prerequisite: MGT 300.
Instruction and practice in the presentation of information in a business environment. Topics include conference-room presentations, media briefings, team presentations, television interviews, and audiovisual development.
MGT 385 Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship. 3 hours.
Prerequisites: EC 110, AC 210, and MGT 300.
This course provides an opportunity to discuss a variety of perspectives (economic, sociological, cultural, and historical) for understanding the creation and evolution of entrepreneurship in different environments. Examination of entrepreneurial types, including corporate entrepreneurs and "not-for-profit" entrepreneurs, is included.
MGT 386 Foundations of Entrepreneurship. 3 hours.
Prerequisites: EC 110, AC 210, and MGT 300.
Emphasis is on how to manage a small company and operate it profitably. Special attention is given to the problems of different types of small enterprises, such as those in retail, service, franchise, and manufacturing industries.
MGT 395 Managerial Communication Strategies. 3 hours.
Prerequisite: MGT 300.
Explores communication strategies within the business environment, including an overview of technological and staff support systems of the corporate office and the power hierarchies involved. Areas covered are order of presentation (direct, circuitous, semi-circuitous organizational patterns), applied systems approach to language and sentence structure, strategic use of style, ethics of effective communication, and cross-cultural problems of international communication.
MGT 406 Family Business. 3 hours.
Prerequisites: EC 110, AC 210, and MGT 300.
This course draws on emerging research to teach students the importance of and challenges involved in family businesses. It also seeks to expose students to the major "how-to" issues in family business and the means for addressing them.
MGT 420 Organizational Change. 3 hours.
Prerequisite: MGT 300 or permission of instructor.
An investigation of structural, technological, humanistic, and task approaches to organizational change; the resistance to change; and the implementation of change in business and in private- and public-sector organizations.
MGT 421 Managerial Analysis. 3 hours.
Prerequisite: MGT 300.
This course uses a case analysis method to examine the development and implementation of managerial actions in modern organizations.
MGT 431 Public Sector Employee Relations. 3 hours.
Prerequisite: MGT 300.
This course is concerned with the analysis of conceptual and operational problems, policies, and practices related to management of human resources in public-sector organizations. Topics discussed include the structural, behavioral, and legal environment of management-employee relations and personnel practices in government agencies.
MGT 432 Labor Market Analysis and Public Policy. 3 hours.
Prerequisite: MGT 300.
A course designed to provide students with exposure to the analytical tools of labor-market research and analysis, and to examine in depth recent public programs established to deal with problems related to unemployment and labor shortages.
MGT 459 Seminar in International Management (also IBA 459). 3 hours.
Prerequisites: EC 110, AC 210, and MGT 300.
Designed for students interested in understanding the demands of managing an international or multinational organization. The perspective is both strategic and operational, considering both how global and domestic market factors affect decisions on moving business activities abroad, and how the decision to become international requires adjustments to traditional domestic operations and business activities.
MGT 460 Contemporary Issues in Human Resources Management. 3 hours.
Prerequisites: MGT 300 and MGT 301, or permission of instructor.
A senior seminar devoted to study of timely and significant issues in human resources management. Techniques of empirical and field research will be utilized.
MGT 482 New Venture Development. 3 hours.
Prerequisites: EC 110, AC 210, and MGT 300.
This course provides an opportunity to develop a business plan for a new venture or for expansion of an existing company. Students are expected to acquire skills in evaluating business ventures; to learn alternative financing sources; to develop ideas for differentiating products; and to develop an understanding of what is required to harvest the profits of a growing business.
MGT 485 Managing Growth Strategies: 3 hours.
Prerequisite: MGT 300.
This course examines company growth strategies, including expansion into international operations. The unique problems of family influences and operating problems in developing companies are analyzed.
MGT 486 Small Business Consulting Field Project. 3 hours.
Prerequisite: MGT 300.
This course is designed to offer education and training in the art of management consulting as it applies to smaller firms. The overall purpose of the course is the acquisition of knowledge and skills that will enable students to provide management advice to entrepreneurs and businesspersons to improve the performance of smaller organizations.
MGT 491 Independent Study in Management. 3 hours.
Students may earn degree credit for only one independent study course (491).
The course offers students interested in management the opportunity to study in a particular area of the field, under the guidance of an individual faculty member. Open to juniors and seniors with the advice and permission of the appropriate instructor and the approval of the program chairperson.
MGT 492 Internship in Human Resources Management. 3 hours.
Prerequisites: Junior or senior standing and a grade point average of 2.5 or higher. Students may earn degree credit for only one internship (492).
Students are selected through a competitive process for assignments in approved business or public sector organizations. The internship is administered through the C&BA Office of Student Services.
MGT 497 Special Topics. 3 hours.


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I guess I've let your Buckeye countdown go on long enough and will give the guys a little tip, LOL! The cutoff for appllcations for deer and antelope for NRs this year is at 5PM Mountain time on Monday, the 17th, as the 15th is on a Saturday this year. If you'll read the guidelines for dates, you will see that when application deadlines fall on a weekend or holiday they extend the deadline to 5PM on their next normal business day. Therefore, all you procrastinators out there have an extra 48 hours to make your picks this year! Good luck to everyone!!!
Please don't ask the unit. If I told you I'd have to kill you. Have a nice day.
Hey Zim! What ya putting in for, LOL?
I have never seen any fair chase hunt that guaranteed anything, much less guaranteed a 190+ buck.
Please keep it quiet guys. I don't want to draw attention to my discovery.
Im just curious how anything can be guaranteed on any fair chase hunt.


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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Jordan McRae scored 27 points and Tennessee boosted its NCAA tournament hopes by beating No. 8 Florida 64-58 on Tuesday night, the Volunteers' sixth consecutive victory.
McRae had a career-high 34 points against LSU and 23 points against Texas A&M in the two games leading up to this one. He scored 17 points in the first half Tuesday and was the lone Volunteer to reach double figures.
Jarnell Stokes had eight points and 14 rebounds as Tennessee (17-10, 9-6 Southeastern Conference) won the lone regular-season meeting between these SEC rivals. This marks the first time since 1964 that Florida and Tennessee aren't facing each other twice in the regular season.
Mike Rosario scored 16 points, Patric Young added 15 and Casey Prather had 10 for Florida (22-5, 12-3). The SEC-leading Gators were playing without injured forward Will Yeguette (knee) and guard Michael Frazier II (concussion).
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Recently, I ran a rename domain, and then set up a domain alias from the old domain to the new domain. Now (some?) webmail users have the following in their primary account settings:
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HOWLETT, Steve (1953 - )
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Date: 1994
Media: holly
Size: 10.0 x 21.5 cm
Acquired: 1997; Loan; Derek Williams Trust
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|Lady Dragon vball team picks up road win in Wray
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HHS volleyball improved to 2-0 in conference play by taking down Wray on the road in three straight sets, winning 25-18, 25-22 and 25-17 Saturday, Sept. 14.
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With Maddie King handling the serving, the Lady Dragons rattled off six unanswered points to take a 23-17 lead. They were able to fend off the Wray squad to win the first set 25-18.
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Diabetic Quarter Top Sock Package of 2 Pairs
Diabetic Quarter Top Sock Package of 2 Pairs
People with sensitive feet or who need to wear diabetic socks can finally enjoy quarter-top socks. Recommended by podiatrists, they have seamless toes to avoid irritation, nonbinding tops to promote circulation, and built-in antimicrobial protection that won't wash out to guard against athlete's foot and foot odor. Ankle-height quarter-top sock are 94% cotton, 5% nylon, 1% spandex. Machine wash, dry. 2 pairs per package. Imported.
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Sensitive feet? They look like regular socks, but these quarter-top diabetic socks will protect your feet.
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I tried provigil and nuvigil, both made me have extreme jaw clenching and my hair started falling out when I was on nuvigil. Then I tried Ritalin, with good results with the exception of tardive dyskinesia (muscle contractions in my face) they were not severe but I did not want it to get to that point. Provigil and nuvigil were VERY expensive out of pocket over 1500 dollars a month. Ritalin very inexpensive out of pocket around 50 dollars a month, now I am on Dextroamphetamine 15mg er once daily (185.00 a mnth.) and if needed dextramp. 5mg bid (180.00 mnth). I have only been on it about a week, so far no adverse side effects that I can see. It does decrease my appetite but so did Ritalin. I am not overweight and I lost 10 lbs in one month on Ritalin. I DONT like taking any medicine at all. But I DO like to be awake when I drive, work, study etc. GOOD LUCK>
it works for me
i have been on it for about 14 years now and never wanted it as a child and didnt take it and then learned that it really works and need to take it if i wanna do the right thing. haveing adhd isnt easy
I've tried ritalin and provigil, but this is the most effective medication. One side effect (could be seen as a positive) is the loss of appetite, leading to some weight loss.
I have taken 60mg of dextroamphetime throughout the past five years while also the same testing out the other stimulants and it is the king for treating ADA. Dexedrine is basically Adderrall minus a worthless (L) amphetime. So to avoid side effects try switching to dexedrine which is also much cheaper


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FF Daxline® supports 107 different languages such as Spanish, English, Portuguese, Russian, German, French and Greek in Cyrillic, Other, Latin, and Greek scripts. (Please note that not all languages are available for all formats.)
The aim with this enhancement of Hans Reichel's mega-popular FF Dax typeface was to balance the contrast so that the letters would work better in long texts at small point sizes. FF Daxline is wider than its predecessor, and the capitals are larger. There is even a lighter version than light: thin. The result is a much more consistent, versatile family without abandoning the distinctive character of the original.