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01-23-2009, 08:00 AM #112 Pointer
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Hay for Deer supplemental feeding??
Anybody ever try high nutrition hay(alfalfa/clover) for the deer at their feeders , late winter and spring??? Did they consume it well ?? Switch over from corn to hay, to feed deer instead of raccoons??
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I put out a bale of alfalfa December 07 with a bag of corn poured on it. They ate the corn and left the hay to rot.
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Yeah, tried a bale of alfalfa to save some money on corn a couple years back, they would smell it and thats about it, but this was in october, they may be less picky now, but i kinda doubt it.
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I've never tried it myself and was curious.
Appreciate your experience response.
Now I'll not waste a bale.
I had the same experience as the guys above. I went so far as to try high protein alfalfa pellets. No dice.
Someone recommended mixing it in with corn until they got used to the alfalfa, and once they got acclimated to the pellets, you could stop using the corn. The deer picked around the alfalfa pellets and never got "used" to it. They'd just eat the corn and leave the pellets to rot and turn to mush.
Slickhead Slayer said that he had success mixing corn with Purina Deer Chow works, but I've never tried that combo.
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went to Texas in September they had a bale of alfalfa at every feeder watched deer eat it up but they dont have very many food choices I would take alfalfa over cactus too.
Never fed it to deer, But A deer is a lot like a goat in many ways. My goats wouldnt eat it unless they were absoulutely out of choices. I think it probably has something to do with palatability. They will graze on it while its growing and young and fresh but not in bales. They just like green browse. I know that in hard climates with little choice they will eat it.To compel a man to subsidize with his taxes the propagation of ideas which he disbelieves and abhors is sinful and tyrannical.
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Put out two bales of alfalfa about a month ago. Deer has not touch the hay
01-24-2009, 12:49 PM #912 Pointer
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The only time I have seen baled alfalfa actually used by deer is when we had that 20 inch snow several years ago......... They would rather browse on stem and tree bark it seems than to eat hay.......
After I made that observation, I started side dressing briar thickets and honeysuckle patches to improve that food source..............This summer when you start seeing 10-10-10 go on sale pick up 4 or 5 bags and try it........
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Deer will only be interested in eating things like woody food materials and acorns. The bacteria, present in their stomach, will not process or digest any type of hay unless it is woody in makeup. Corn and other grains plus acorns are normally the diets of Deer in Winter. Deer, that were fed hay, have been found dead with full bellies. Now when Spring comes the bacteria will be such that they will beable to digest leafy materials, like hay.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette (Newspaper) - December 16, 1974, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Weather- Light snow ending to- nlghl. Windy. Decrcus. Ing cloudiness Tiraduy, highs near 30. VOLUME 92 NUMBER 341 CITY FINAL 15 CENTS CKDAR KAl'IDS, IOWA, MONDAY, UECEMBEIt 10, 1974 ASSOCIATED PRESS, UP1, NEW YORK TIMES U.S. FRENCH OIL AGREEMENT Court Rules In Favor of Rail Law WASHINGTON (UPI) The supreme court Monday removed the legal roadblocks that have been delaying development of a unified rail network in the northeastern U.S. By a 7 to 2 vote, the court reversed a special three-judge federal panel in Philadelphia which last June found unconsti- tutional part of the Rail Reor- ganization Act because it violat- ed property rights of creditors and shareholders of the railroads by requiring the railroads' continued operation at a loss. The United States Railway Assn., created under the 1973 Regional Rail Reorganization Act, may now submit to congress a "final system plan' for Northeast rail service. 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Clark said precedent for iden- tification of foreign investors can be found in an Iowa law requiring that foreign corpora- tions be identified before doing business in the state. Doesn't Hurl "Information doesn't hurt any- me very Clark told The Sazelte. "I've only seen a few nstances where it did, and it might be beneficial in the long to all parties involved." Clark pointed out that he had nsisted that a provision -be in- cluded in the recently enacted Commodity Exchange law re- quiring that foreign interests be identified'when purchasing .con- tracts on the commodity mark- ets. "We don't care how they do it (buy commodity explained, "as long as they provide information on how much they purchase. The same can apply to foreigners who in- vest in land, another commodi- ty." 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Representatives of the con- sumer and producer nations should hold a meeting next March "to develop an agenda and procedures for a consumer- producer conference." The preparatory discussions "will be followed by intensive to prepare a uni- fied position for the later meet- ing with the exporting coun- tries. The communique also includ- ed an agreement by France to pay the U.S. million dollars to compensate for the late French President De Gaulle's act of ordering U.S. forces out of France. The communique did not set a date for a conference between the oil exporters, mostly in the Middle East, and their custom- ers: the U.S., Japan and France and other countries of Western Europe. Timetable But il appeared there would be a push to hold the meeting late next spring or early sum- timetable suggested by qualified sources as the two presidents negotiated a resolu- (Continued: Page 11, Col 7.) 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I'm being fed great material during long hours as a columnist, but I'm destroying my actual diet. Thursday night, I wrote on Facebook and Twitter, "Not sure what's worse: that I'm eating five-day old pizza for dinner or eating it at 10:15 p.m."
Turns out the question was timely, and the answer was at my fingertips: A new study says a meal's timing might be worse.
Earlier that day, scientists at the Salk Institute for Biological Studies in La Jolla published research showing that mice allowed to eat for only eight hours a day were healthier than others that ate freely, no matter the quality or content of their diet.
If proven in humans, this could mean that when we eat contributes as much to the U.S. obesity epidemic as what we eat. Hearing this Friday, I just had to call Satchidananda Panda, senior author of the study and a professor at Salk's Regulatory Biology Laboratory.
I was curious about his findings and whether they changed him, and I figured out the second part pretty fast. Panda, 41, ate two brownies as we talked.
Here's how the study worked: 50 mice ate a high-carbohydrate diet over 100 days, while 50 others ate a high-fat diet. Twenty-five in each group had restricted eating times.
Ultimately, all gained weight but those that "fasted" gained much less.
In plain terms, Panda's takeaway was this: "This is kind of a big challenge to the dogma that a calorie is a calorie is a calorie and it doesn't matter what time of day it goes into our body."
Wow. The theory that what you eat is less important than when you eat it runs counter to the popular calculation that a big meal at breakfast and smaller, regular meals throughout the day are the best way to control weight.
That calculation doesn't compute historically, Panda said.
People mostly ate during daytime as hunters, gatherers and farmers, he said. Now there's electricity 24-7 and families whose members disband by day often don't reunite until sunset, leading to late-night gab and TV sessions, replete with food and drink. Consider Panda and his family.
"There are many times when I work 'til 12, 1, 2 (a.m.)," he said. "I used to go home and eat a little bit or drink a beer and go to bed."
Before he started his study, Panda weighed about 160 pounds. Now, he's down to 140 and tries to eat between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. Twenty-four beers used to last two weeks in his fridge. Now a six-pack does.
"Then the late-night ordering pizza," he said. "That has completely stopped."
"C'mon, you're killing me now," I interjected.
"We still order pizza in the daytime," he said.
Whew. Which brings us back to my diet.
A year ago, my doctor gave me a shock. A checkup revealed high levels of glucose and cholesterol — a big worry for someone whose family has a history of diabetes.
Already an avid runner, I started exercising more and eating healthier and less. I tried not to eat after 7 p.m. and avoided eating altogether after 9 p.m. — when I could stand it.
Six months later, my doctor asked if I was taking statins because my lab results had improved so much. Now, I have lost 30 pounds.
It was a strange year for a guy who one night in his 30s ate a double-covered and smothered omelette at Denny's, then drove across the street to a Jack in the Box with friends for a cheeseburger.
Friday, I called one of those friends for his take on this study. Turns out conventional food wisdom has already begun to shift.


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Rising up out of the plain, the medieval walled village of St Paul de Vence is apparently the second most visited site in all France, after Mont-St-Michel.
With its history of famous artists and some renowned French film stars who made their home here, it manages to be pretty without being twee.
In high season coach parties discharge many thousands of tourists here every day, so its best caught off season if you can
The "Rue Grande" transects the village
Stroll around the rampart walls, soak up the view down the Mediterranean coast to Antibes, browse the artists studios and every kind of tourist nick-nack, find a spot to eat, watch the boules outside the Grande Place, and peek into the Coloumbe D'Or exclusive restaurant (residents only) where legendary painters used to gather in the Twenties for lunch and dash of paintings to pay the bill - the works of art adorn the walls like bounced cheques that are instead worth a fortune.
Fondation Maeght, St Paul
This is a truly remarkable world-class art experience. The Fondation Maeght redefines the "art gallery".
The quirky sculptures of Joan Miro and others sit outside in a wonderful natural setting, while the building is shaped permeably to allow light to flood the interior canvases of Leger, Chagall and Braque.
Its expensive (11 Euro) because it is entirely privately funded - no government subsidy.
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Response made issue clearer
First I would like to thank Gov. Shumlin for taking the time to reply.
His response reinforces that knowing consequences may complicate if not negate a seemingly simple solution.
My suggestion to stop issuing front registration plates and making use of a small billboard on the front of all Vermont vehicles by selling official Vermont alternatives such as a plate to support Fish&Game,VTParks,CleanEnergy,VTLottery,Education. The proceeds of which could go directly to that state budget seems naively simple when you consider the consequences of removing the plate.
Although the Legislature has made a temporary exception for Vermont Strong license plates, the Department of Motor Vehicles and the Department of Public Safety continue to be strong advocates for requiring front and rear license plates. This is especially important for law enforcement. Additionally, the DMV has reviewed the success rate of other states who have removed the requirement for the front plate. In order to save costs, some states simply advised residents to take their front plates off and destroy them. However, in these states, the second plates started showing up on different vehicles, causing significant cost and enforcement resources. For states that made the switch successfully, it required a statewide license plate re-issue, at an expensive cost to the state. ... We do plan to keep the front plate issue in mind as we learn from our I Am Vermont Strong campaign, he responded.
I never gave a second thought to what happens to the front plate. This simple suggestion makes clear the need to have all the facts before assuming anything.
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Whole Foods joins the Equitable Food Initiative
Can the marketplace help reform the food system and bring justice to farmworkers? Yes it can. And it just did!
Can the marketplace help reform the food system and bring justice to farmworkers? Yes it can. And it just did!
Along with partners across the country, PAN is strongly opposing the recent raids and deportations of immigrant families from Central America. As you may have heard, these Department of Homeland Security (DHS) raids are taking place in communities across Texas, Georgia and North Carolina. And they represent the antithesis of the immigration reform we so urgently need.
Monday was a great day for the nation's two million farmworkers and their families. On September 28, EPA released its long-awaited improved rules for the protection of farmworkers from on-the-job exposure to hazardous pesticides.
While we didn't get everything we hoped for, the rules are now much, much stronger than they've been for the past 20 years. And that's a real victory!
Earlier this month I had the great pleasure of participating in a two-day Soil Not Oil conference in Richmond, California.
Citrus groves account for quite a bit of chlorpyrifos use — a highly hazardous insecticide that's been banned from use in homes and on pets because of risks to children's developing brains. It also has serious impacts on farmers, farmworkers and rural communities and for years, we've been calling to restrict its use in agriculture as well.
As a California resident and taxpayer, I'm more interested in protecting my state's soil, air, water and pollinators than supporting corporate profits from agriculture.
Earlier this month, Congress started the long, complex and very political process of deciding how funds will be spent next year for "food, agriculture and rural development." In other words, exactly which parts of the Farm Bill will get our tax dollars next year.
Innovative farmers and ranchers have, for generations, deliberately invested in building soil health. And this year — with the UN's International Year of Soils and implementation of California's Healthy Soil Initiative well underway — we'll be pressing policymakers to turn innovation for healthy soil into standard practice.
The timing could not be better. Widespread implementation of practices that build and protect soil health is the only certain thing that will ensure farmers' ability to both mitigate and adapt to worsening conditions associated with climate change. California's historic drought provides a dramatic case in point.
I've been an earthworm fan for decades. At my Oakland, California home I dump vegetable scraps into a big plastic bin with worms. Once or twice a year I collect incredibly rich worm compost, teaming with roly-poly bugs (isopods), worms — and billions of critters I can't see. My garden plants love it, and it's free.
In agricultural soils, worms (different kinds, but worms nevertheless) can contribute significantly to soil respiration with a direct and sharp increase in the amount of carbon dioxide (CO2) released, as the number and length of worm canals increases. It turns out this soil respiration is critical to plant health.
Before you head off to celebrate Valentine's Day dinner with your loved one, take a moment to send some of that love to the hardworking men and women who put all that good, fresh food on your table.
If you're reading this before 11am pacific time on February 13th, you can send a "Thunderclap" valentine to EPA's Gina McCarthy, asking her to take a stand to protect farmworker health. All of the resulting tweets and Facebook posts will appear en masse Friday morning.
As an agroecologist with a keen interest in soil, I'm excited to share that 2015 is the "International Year of Soils." In the coming months, I'll have a chance to dive into an issue that's near and dear to my heart.
I'll be able to spread the word about how living, healthy soils provide the foundation for production of our feed, fiber and fuel — and about 95% of all the food we consume. I'll tell stories of tried-and-true traditions of excellent soil stewardship and cutting-edge soil biology. What fascinates me most is the tremendous impact of biology — in all its incredible abundance and diversity — on soil systems.


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He's bee opening up more to me, which is weird but I truly enjoy it to say the least. He's been calling me baby and telling me that he loves me lately. Asking in a roundabout way, why am I still single??
He's always telln me that he's here for me whenever I need him and that he would like to be in my life forever if he could...what does that mean coming from a leo man...Im an Aqua...thanks.
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I just think this is quite funny as Scorpio Venus people are super intense but he called me intense. I'm not really sure what my question is but do you think he liked I was intense or not if coming from s Scopio Venus who is interested in me?
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Book DescriptionHow would you like to create your own impressionist landscape, a van Gogh still life, or a surrealist Salvador Dali dream world? Or perhaps a classic Ansel Adams photograph of Yosemite or an authentic-looking 19th century Daguerrotype? You can do all of that and more with "Photoshop Fine Art Effects Cookbook."The book tells you all you need to know to turn your original digital photographs into images that mimic the styles of great photographers and painters. From advice on how to develop an eye for appropriate subject matter to 62 detailed recipes that demonstrate exactly how to create an "original" van Gogh, Vermeer, Edward Weston, or Andy Warhol (among others), this book is an authentic guide to understanding and simulating the work of great artists-and a whole lot of fun.Analyzing the styles of great artists: format, composition, angles of view, color palettes, and image texturesShooting for digital manipulation, working non-destructively, making your own brushes and patternsCreating Daguerrotypes, cyanotypes, stop-motion photographs, cross-processed images, Polaroid transfers, and infrared effectsMimicking photographic styles from the pre-Raphaelites and the Naturalists to Jerry Uelsmann and David HockneyExploring painting and printmaking techniques from Rembrandt to Warhol: Dutch portraits, 18th century landscape painting, Japanese woodblocks, Impressionism, Pointillism, Fauvism, Art Nouveau, Cubism, Futurism, Surrealism, and Pop ArtPacked with step-by-step instructions, an inspirational selection of full-colordigital imagery, and authoritative information and advice, "Photoshop Fine ArtEffects Cookbook" is the ultimate guide to creating convincing digital masterpieces in the styles of many of the world's greatest artists.
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The Contribution Economique Territoriale (CET) is a local tax imposed by the departmental and regional councils on businesses to assist in the funding of local services and the Chambres de Commerce/Metiers.
The tax was introduced in January 2010, replacing the previously controversial form of business rates called the taxe professionelle.
The taxe professionnelle was a peculiar exception française.
The formula for calculating the tax was very complex. Broadly speaking, however, 20% of the tax was based on the rateable value of the property, and 80% based on the value of the capital machinery and equipment employed in the business.
As the tax weighed primarily on capital employed, the more a company invested, the larger its tax burden!
The abolition of the taxe professionnelle now effectively removes the second, preponderant element of the former tax, that based on capital equipment.
The Contribution Economique Territoriale (CET) is made up of two component parts:
So, CET = CFE + CVAE.
We do not consider the CVAE here as only those businesses with a turnover of greater than €500K are liable.
Local councils have the discretion to set a minimum level of rates, which is really aimed at to cover those circumstances where the business has no real estate.
The minimum rates depend on the level of turnover of the business and for 2016 the new bands are as follows, subject to the local council having made an appropriate resolution to do so:
The reference year used for determining the turnover figure is two years prior to the year of imposition. So for rates payable in 2016, the reference year is 2014.
There are exemptions for companies located in development areas, and, at the discretion of the local council, those leisure based businesses who operate on a seasonal basis (activités saisonnières) are granted a pro-rata reduction in the rateable value base from which the tax is calculated.
In these areas a new business gets 100% relief in the first year and 50% in the second year.
Even though a new company will be granted exemption in its first year (and possibly second year by local decision) you will be sent a Form 1003 for completion in your first year in order for the assessment process to be carried out.
The tax is payable at the end of each year in December and can also be paid in two instalments.
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Following his second top-15 run in the past 3 races, the morale in the MacDonald Motorsports shop is at an all-time high. Halfway through the season and on race five of a 16 race non-stop swing, Jason Bowles and his American Majority No. 81 Toyota team are very pleased with the way things have been going. Race 17 on the 2012 NASCAR Nationwide Series schedule points to New Hampshire Motor Speedway, and the F.W. Webb 200 this Saturday.
Jason on New Hampshire….."I've never been to New Hampshire before but I know it's a track that lends to some very hard racing. It's absolutely beautiful in that area of the country and I'm looking forward to getting up there. The momentum our team has right now is great and I hope to keep it going this weekend."
Carrying Momentum…..Through the first 11 races of the season, Jason Bowles was averaging a finishing position of 25.45. The last five races have been a different story however. Fast race cars and good calls in the pits by crew chief John Monsam have earned the American Majority No. 81 an average finishing position of 16.8 for those five races. The team is right there, knocking on the door for their first top-10 finish of the season and that could come this Saturday in New Hampshire.
Jason's thoughts on Daytona….."The car was really good and the race was just a lot of fun," explained Jason after the race. "John (Monsam) and the guys did an excellent job getting my American Majority No. 81 Toyota ready to race for a win. I'm really happy with the 14th place run; I just wish we could have held on for a top-10."
Halfway in the season…..The F.W. Webb 200 from the "Magic Mile" in New Hampshire will mark the 17th of 33 races on the 2012 NASCAR Nationwide Series schedule. Following his 14th place run at Daytona, Jason is now 13th in the 2012 driver standings. Even more impressive is that he sits just 27 points out of a potential top-10 finish in the season standings.
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The answer, in my humble opinion, is no.
The answer, in my humble opinion, is no. It is no more mobile than a laptop or even a netbook. If a device can't fit in your pocket, or non-excessively huge purse, then it's not mobile. Mobile means 24/7—anytime, anywhere. And you just can't have an iPad with you like you can an iPhone or other truly mobile device.
The iPad is in the category known as tablet PCs. They are akin to netbooks in that they offer less functionality than a full-on laptop. They are different from netbooks and laptops in their interface, which is typically touchscreen sans a hard keyboard. Tablets are not mobile devices, they are a form of PC. Yes, you can create an app for an iPad. But that's simply an optimized software experience for the hardware. People create applications for PCs every day, and you certainly can't fit a PC in your pocket. What's more, you can shop a standard e-commerce site on an iPad with ease—the screen size of the iPad is barely different than that of basic laptops.
You may be wondering why all the fuss. Well, I track mobile commerce on a day-to-day basis, and the majority of people selling, creating apps for and using iPads insist the iPad is a mobile device. If that's the case, then activity and sales via the iPad must be considered m-commerce. If it's not a mobile device, then activity and sales via the iPad are e-commerce. So what's a mobile researcher and writer to do?
Well, there just isn't an easy answer yet. So I'm going to watch how consumers use iPad apps, and how they browse and shop e-commerce sites on the device. (Keep an eye on your web logs to measure iPad traffic—and conversion.) And as the mobile commerce channel continues to evolve, we'll see where retailers attribute sales stemming from the iPad. Hopefully not to m-commerce—because I really dislike when the meaning of words, in this case mobile, are altered to fit the desires of marketers. (Don't get me started on "marketing-speak.")
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Played in 116 of SLU's 119 sets, earning second team All-Atlantic 10 accolades...was an all-around performer, recording 2.78 kills per set, .288 attack percentage, 102 digs (0.88 per set) and 72 blocks (0.64 per set)...notched a double-double against Dayton on Nov. 8 (11 kills, 15 digs).
2013 • Sophomore | Game By Game Stats
Earned first team All-Atlantic 10 accolades after leading the Billikens with a .343 attack percentage and 95 total blocks...had the second-highest attack percentage by a sophomore in SLU history...recorded 13 matches (out of 30) with a .400 attack percentage or better...went three consecutive matches on Sep. 10-13 with seven blocks in each match...recorded a career best 16 kills on Nov. 17 vs. George Mason...at George Mason on Oct. 4 recorded 14 kills with a .778 attack percentage...
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Started in 29 games, playing in all 109 sets...named to the A-10 All-Rookie team after gathering 245 kills, 63 blocks, 82 digs and a .221 hitting percentage...twice had 14 kills in a match (Temple on Nov. 2 and Eastern Illinois on Oct. 23), a career best...recorded a double-double (11 kills and 21 digs) against Duquesne on Sept. 28...turned in a terrific performance against Rhode Island, recording 13 kills and six blocks, and earned Rookie of the Week accolades...
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Gilbert began the 2011 season on the AVCA High School All-America Watch List. She was named to the Iowa Girls' Coaches Association All-State Elite Team in 2010, earned IGCA 1A All-State plaudits as a freshman, sophomore and junior, and was chosen the IGCA 1A Player of the Year as a sophomore and junior. Gilbert was a first-team All-District and first-team Iowa Star Conference pick her first three seasons. Selected Tripoli's Most Valuable Player as a freshman, sophomore and junior, Gilbert helped lead the Panthers to the Iowa 1A state title all three years. She was named to the All-Tournament team each year and twice was chosen as the All-Tournament team captain. Gilbert owns the school record for career kills, and as a senior averaged 5.47 kills, 2.63 digs, 0.91 blocks and 0.61 service aces per set while hitting .459 for a 37-3 Tripoli squad that captured its fourth consecutive regional title and third straight conference crown. Gilbert's club volleyball experience includes a 2011 national championship with Six Pack Volleyball Club and a 2008 national runner-up finish with Iowa High Performance. An outstanding all-around athlete, she was a first-team All-State selection in basketball and a first-team All-Conference performer in softball as a junior. In the classroom, she is an "A" honor roll student, an academic letter winner and a National Honor Society member.
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Do not use 'AS' for table aliases in SQL. That is
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I've done actually some review, but still missing some tricks... I check again. Thanks Tim.
Actually addressed some of them... (AS)
I didn't found any orphan get_field functions but $DB->get_field() in my code base. I will check CVS sync !!
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Russia's former international captain Andrei Arshavin has agreed a two-year deal to return to his native club Zenit St Petersburg after a frustrating half decade at London's Arsenal, Zenit announced Thursday.
The return of Arshavin, 32, to Zenit had been rumoured in the Russian press for several days but the final signing of the deal had apparently been delayed by wrangling over the small print.
"One of the best footballers in Russia of the last decade is returning to his home city," Zenit said in a statement, confirming that the contract was for two years.
He will formally join Zenit from July 1 once his Arsenal contract expires, Zenit said.
"I am happy to pull on a Zenit shirt again. Now I just want to play football," Zenit quoted Arshavin as saying.
He said he "of course" wanted to return to the national team ahead of the 2014 Brazil World Cup, after being dropped under the reign of Italian manager Fabio Capello. "I do not know if my return to Zenit will help or not," he acknowledged.
Arshavin, born in Saint Petersburg in 1981 when it was still known as Leningrad, started his career in the Zenit reserves in 1999 while still a teenager.
Almost a decade at the club saw him score 71 goals in 310 matches and win Russian premier league titles as well as the UEFA Cup in 2008. He also lit up the 2008 Euro where Russia reached the semi finals.
But his move to Arsenal failed to live up to initial expectations and the midfielder spent most of his time on the bench and clearly felt wasted under the Arsene Wenger regime.
Arshavin became a hero for Russian fans in the Euro 2008. But after Russia's humiliating Euro 2012 exit he was at the centre of controversy that outraged top Russian officials after being caught on a mobile phone camera criticising fans.
"The prodigal son has returned home, acknowledging his mistakes," wrote the chief football editor of the Sovietsky Sport daily Yevgeny Lovchev.
But he said Arshavin faces an uphill task to make the move back to Zenit a success, given he barely played first team football at Arsenal in the last two years.
"Can Arshavin come back for real? I have big doubts," said Lovchev. "If he ends up on the bench it will be the end of his career and the guy will have buried his own talent."
Commentators said Arshavin will have his work cut out to make the Zenit first team -- stuffed with international talent like Brazil's Hulk and Axel Witsel of Belgium -- let alone the Russian national squad.
"The main thing for Andrei now is to rehabilitate himself," former Soviet and Russian national team coach Anatoly Byshovets told the RIA Novosti news agency.
"He has not been able to realise his capabilities in the last years."
The Rossiiskaya Gazeta daily said his annual salary is believed to have been agreed at 2.5 million euros ($3.2 million, £2.1 million).
Most in Russia now expect Arshavin to see out the rest of his career at Zenit and seek to help the club win back the premier league title they lost last year to arch rivals CSKA of Moscow.
The signing was seen as invitable after his request to return was backed by the club owners state-run gas giant Gazprom, irrespective of the opinion of Zenit's Italian manager Luciano Spalletti.
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Before the advent of synthetic lycras and waffle-weaves, cyclists wore natural fibers such as wool and real chamois leather. And, although you may feel faster wearing all of the latest textiles, for some purposes, wool trumps them all. The Castelli Flanders Wool Long Sleeve Base Layer is a natural alternative to the latest synth craze. The purpose of a base layer is twofold. First, it provides a comfortable barrier between your skin and outer layers, such as bib tights' straps or rain jackets, and second, it helps to regulate your core temperature. The latter is accomplished by pulling moisture away from the skin so that cold winter air does not create an evaporative cooling effect. Whereas other base layers rely upon combinations of fabrics to wick moisture, the 18 gauge merino wool, from which the Flanders base layer was constructed, does it all.Merino wool is most known for its non-abrasive qualities, but the benefits don't stop there. Merino wool is what we call a "hydrophilic" fiber, meaning that it has the natural ability to positively interact with water. In fact, Merino is able to absorb as much as 30 percent of its weight before exuding the sensation of wetness. Truthfully, when was the last time you saw a soggy sheep Because it is able to hold so much moisture, even though the cold air may slow evaporation, your skin will remain dry. When skin is dry, body heat is able to create a small barrier of warm air that acts as an insulating layer. Additionally, merino wool is naturally antimicrobial. It is a base layer fabric of choice for multi-day adventurers because it does not hold odors. This property is furthered by Merino's natural ability to disperse electrostatic charges, which means your base layer will not pick up lint or dust. In addition to a form-fit, the Flanders base layer features a high crewneck collar to keep cold from creeping down the front. There are few seams, but when necessary, Castelli uses flat lock stitching to minimize chafin...


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SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - Erica Lukes and other Utah parents were outraged when their children had their deep dish pizzas and other food taken and thrown away at their elementary school after a cashier said they owed money on their lunch accounts.
GREENVILLE, Ky. (AP) - The bodies of eight children and their mother were found huddled together in or near a master bedroom, victims of an early-morning fire Thursday from which only the father and an 11-year-old daughter escaped after it ripped through a modest home in western Kentucky.
TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) - The homemade matzo ball and beef barley soups are lost on customers walking into Rascals' NY Deli - because there just aren't very many of them.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. Henry Waxman, one of Congress' fiercest negotiators and a policy expert on everything from clean air to health care, will retire at the end of the year after four decades in the House.
CHICAGO (AP) - The government can't keep secret its request to conduct clandestine surveillance of an accused attempted terrorist, a federal judge ruled on Wednesday in a potentially far-reaching decision that gives defense attorneys unprecedented access to records filed with a secret intelligence court.
PITTSBURGH (AP) - An employee of a McDonald's restaurant in Pittsburgh was charged Wednesday with selling heroin in Happy Meals to customers using the coded request "I'd like to order a toy."
ATLANTA (AP) - Those efforts to fight obesity in schools? Think younger. A new study finds that much of a child's "weight fate" is set by age 5, and that nearly half of kids who became obese by the eighth grade were already overweight when they started kindergarten.
FARM BILL PASSES HOUSE AFTER YEARS OF DISAGREEMENT: WASHINGTON (AP) - After years of setbacks, a nearly $100 billion-a-year compromise farm bill cleared the House on Wednesday despite strong opposition from conservatives who sought a bigger cut in food stamps.
TORONTO (AP) - Justin Bieber turned himself in to Toronto police on an assault charge Wednesday, the second arrest in a week for the baby-faced 19-year-old pop star.
NEWARK, N.J. (AP) - A New Jersey man who sexually abused a sleeping woman on a cross-country flight was sentenced Wednesday to eight years in prison.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Seeking to energize his sluggish second term, President Barack Obama vowed Tuesday night in his State of the Union address to sidestep Congress "whenever and wherever" necessary to narrow economic disparities between rich and poor. He unveiled an array of executive actions that included increasing the minimum wage for some federal contract workers and making it easier for millions of low-income Americans to save for retirement.
TULSA, Okla. (AP) - A 16-year-old Texas girl who plummeted more than 3,000 feet to the ground in an Oklahoma skydiving accident survived and is recovering from her many injuries, a doctor said Tuesday.
DENVER (AP) - The federal government is ready to let farmers grow cannabis - at least the kind that can't get people high.
HONOLULU (AP) - A police officer shot a 17-year-old runaway in the wrist Tuesday morning at a Hawaii high school after the teen cut one officer with a knife and punched two others, authorities said.
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SACRAMENTO, (AP) - California lawmakers on Thursday approved the nation's highest statewide minimum wage of $15 an hour to take effect by 2022 after it ...
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