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Update on Ana De Los ÁngelesAna is 45 years old and is a very responsible person who works with her husband to provide the best for their four children. Ana has a home business where she makes and sells typical food dishes such as pupusas, atoles, and other things. She has been doing this for several years, so she has many customers. Ana is asking for this loan in order to increase her sales and wants to buy vegetables, cheese, dried corn, and all the ingredients she needs for her dishes, so that she can provide better service to her customers and also attract new customers. The extra earnings will be used to provide a better life to her family.
Previous Loan DetailsAna de Los Ángeles, age 42, is a very responsible person who works with her husband to give their four children the best. Ana has a business in her home where she makes and sells traditional foods such as pupusas [a thick corn tortilla stuffed with cheese, fried pork rind, chicken, or refried bea... More from Ana De Los Ángeles's previous loan »
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About Apoyo IntegralApoyo Integral (Apoyo) is a nonprofit organization offering financial products that enable clients to increase their working capital, purchase fixed assets, buy and remodel homes, expand agricultural business and more. The organization's target group is businessmen and women who have already established their businesses but need financial support to strengthen or expand them.
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BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Thousands of people voted across North Dakota on Tuesday for president, U.S. Senate, U.S. House and various ballot initiatives. Here's what they said about why they cast their votes:
—"He's for lower taxes, less spending, less government," said Ed Vanover, 65, of Bismarck, who owns rights to explore for oil on several properties, explaining his support for Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney. Vanover said he voted for North Dakota's Republican U.S. Senate candidate, Rick Berg, "for the same reasons."
—"I don't think (President Barack Obama) will reform (federal farm policy). I think he's just going to throw it out. (Republican presidential candidate Mitt) Romney, he'll reform it, and hopefully get us somewhere," said Willy Marler, 19, of Rogers, explaining his vote for Romney. In North Dakota's U.S. Senate race, Marler backed Democrat Heidi Heitkamp, saying, "I think she supports North Dakota better. She understands North Dakota and the way we live up here. It's a lot different from New York City or Los Angeles."
— "I like my guns," said Kurt Triplett, a 26-year-old Bismarck salesman who voted a straight Republican ticket.
— "I don't know if I'm a Republican or Democrat, but I think Romney is the better candidate," said Nicole Gipp, a 20-year-old cashier at a Bismarck McDonald's who was voting for the first time.
— "I don't think we can trust Rick Berg to do what's best for North Dakota. I think he will do whatever the Republicans want him to do," said Sara Kincaid, a 34-year-old substitute teacher in Bismarck. "I think Heidi (Heitkamp) will do what's best for North Dakota and think she tends to be more independent and won't vote along party lines."
— "A vote for Heidi (Heitkamp) would be a vote for Obama. The No. 1 reason I voted for Romney is because it's a vote against Obama," said 94-year-old Sol Wezelman, a retired Bismarck insurance agent who voted a straight Republican ticket.
— "The way things are right now, we're not moving ahead," said Eric Rudrud, a 63-year-old state Transportation Department employee and Republican voter. "We need to do things to get people employed."
— "I'm nine months pregnant and I don't believe in abortion or anything else Obama supports," said Ashley Lee, a 24-year-old stay-at-home mom and Bismarck Republican. "There are better options."
— "I don't think people realize how bad it really is," said Rick Meier, a 55-year-old Bismarck pawn shop employee and former Republican who voted a straight Democratic ticket. "There are a lot of hungry people out here."
— "I generally vote Republican for president, and the rest of the time I usually vote against the incumbent," said John Matheson, 85, a retiree from Fargo. "I think we're poorly served by some of these people."
— "Rick Berg signed the Grover Norquist agreement and that negated him as a candidate for me," said Carol Preston, 77, of Fargo, referring to the anti-tax advocate who has gotten many Republicans to pledge not to raise taxes. "The people of North Dakota vote for our representatives and senators and I don't think any of them have the right to sign a pledge with Grover Norquist that won't bring in more revenue."
— "I think the Democrats do a better job of looking out for the people than the Republicans do," said Sonny Olson, 53, of Fargo, who works in retail. "The Republicans have an advantage in this state, but I figure if I don't vote, it gives them even more of an edge."
— "The presidential race interested me the most. I voted for Obama," said Tracy Carlson, 31, of Fargo, who works for a law firm. "I think Romney is a little bit on the chauvinistic side."
—"I was raised Democratic. My mother was very, very staunch. I don't think (President Barack Obama) has done that bad. He had a lot to fix when he got in, all of the economy that went downhill for the last eight years," said Pat Stoxen, 60, a registered nurse in Bismarck, who voted for Obama and Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Heidi Heitkamp.
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I got the w240 aggressive all purpose tire
How much psi should I use? I normally use 120 psi. Do I do the same with the studded tires?
I got the w240 aggressive all purpose tire
How much psi should I use? I normally use 120 psi. Do I do the same with the studded tires?
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I would follow the manufacturer's specifications. It's normally a range of minimum to maximum.
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120psi makes sense for 700x23s but not 700x40s. Check the sidewall markings and use your best judgment. Google "frank berto psi" for a somewhat scientific guide.
Talking commuter bike: My Nokian W106 max sidewall rating is 65psi, That's where I run them when it's dry which is a lot of days in the winter. There may be small patches of ice which never go away all season but the studs still work fine, It helps a bit to decrease overall rolling resistance. But in real wintery icy conditions with lots of ice I'll run them at 35-45psi. The lower pressures really make grip improve due to a bigger contact patch and more give in the sidewalls. Of course they are slower on the dry parts, but that is the tradeoff.
I built my own "homemade" studded tires with a reasonably stud free center section.
On mostly clear roads I run at full (65psi) pressure. This gives a minimal stud contact, and wear, on the straight, any turn, and contact enhances.
Nasty weather prompts me to reduce tire pressure, (~40 psi) for solid contact from both center rows and outer row grabbing on any turns.
Very nasty? I lower seat ... allowing "skiing" with both feet.
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Nokian mount and ground W 2" wide 26" can be run pretty soft because of their substantial sidewall.
not far off the above pattern but the tungsten steel studs
will not wear down. For my occasional use, still OK 20 seasons on.
But to prevent torque creep, Alaska based Allweather Sports suggested tubasti,
aka sew up tire glue, and glue 1 bead to the rim, so the tire wont slip, and take the tube with it
and shear the stem out of the tube,
Then 30~40 psi is OK.. but NB: Im on 26" wheels, not 700c...
reading linked page, PW says 45psi for the 26" & 200# rider.
my SnowCat rims are 45mm wide, tire is 50mm wide, so tire cross section is more D shaped
than the rounder profile of my fair weather wheels.
the D shape at low pressure puts more contact surface footprint down,
as well..
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Nokian home page says 58/65 PSI (min/max) for W240 in 700x40C size. Same info should be printed on the tyre sidewall.
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glue the tire to the rim...not necessary for normal comuting but I can see it for situations where you might put on a serious amount of torque. it's hard to grasp the question. Anyone that normally runs 120psi is on a bike with decent tires and if that person is now running studs I have to believe he/she knows how to read the manufacturers' recommeneded pressure rating on the sidewall so I think the question was tongue in cheek.
that said I'd comment that even without gluing the tire to the wheel it's safe to run most tires well below the stated rating. Once winter hits I don't swap my studs out till spring so gluing in a few spots probably wouldn't hurt. I don't hesitate to run my Nokia 294's at 30lb and I weigh in around 250, but then again I'm typically just road riding on ice, not talking about offroad trail riding which puts a lot more torque on the wheel and greatly increases the chances of bottoming out the rim. Flat icy road riding allows a person to inflate at a lower psi than you would need if you're pushing through hilly trails.
I run my 26 by X tyres at 55 psi in the winter for a plusher ride and when it is dry up the pressure to 65 psi... when it gets really nasty I will drop them to their minimum to get constant engagement from the studs.
I ride those. The recommendation is 58-65PSI and have never felt any need to go past that. The rubber is a soft compound that maximizes grip in low winter temperatures (much like automotive winter tires). They work fine. The high pressures normally found in skinny roadracing tires are an effort to minimize contact patch and rolling resistance - in winter you want as large a contact patch and as much grip as possible.
65 psi max on dry roads...less depending on conditions when they are not so dry.
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That's weird. Shoot them an e-mail and ask?
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Yeah, hopefully they get back to me. If only because I'm curious.
I took my new Mount & Grounds for a 4.5 mile stud-seating ride and there were no explosions or lost studs @ 60psi. And they feel way more comfortable and easy to propel than my Kenda Klondikes were at any pressure.
Several posters here have referenced: 'on dry roads'. My understanding is that studed tires were primarily aimed at snow and ice and that nonstudded winter tires perform better on dry roads so I swap wheelsets according to the road condition and temperature. Anyone else doing that?
IDK about your location, but here there are year round springs draining out of hillsides
and across the pavement, when Its below freezing
you have a icy surprise in store.
30 psi works for me.. if the temperature is above freezing ,
as it typically is, ..
I'm on a different Bike.
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I tried multiple Methods.
Studded tire on front only.
Swapped studded for mountain as roads cleared.
Front and rear studded.
Swapped front studded for mountain as roads cleared.
External geared motor on rear wheel, so swapping was too much of a hassle.
My method-objective was to keep the best traction on the front, for any weather condition.
Rubber does better on any non-iced surface.
Finally settled on 2nd eBike for better conditions, mountain bike treads, best for "dry" streets ... with the occasional sand residue on curves.
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The thing is my commute has a few short sections that are in the shade almost all the time due to the low angle of the winter sun and they just don't melt off with any regularity, These are 100- 300 feet long, some downhills that can be shear ice all winter. The remaining 7 miles of the commute is dry blacktop a lot of the time. So not having the studs is treacherous, but only in a couple of areas. I've been on the ground in those spots more times than I care to mention, so... when the majority of my commute is dry, I roll with high presssures, when the weather turns and most of it get's covered I soften them up. But I keep the studs on and just grin and bear it.
Do studded tires help a lot over ice? I've read about auto non-studded snow tires...decades ago most folks would mount snow tires for the winter but when "all season" tires became popular they became much less popular. But now there are special rubber compounds that have tiny cells that create a lot of "stick"...however so many folks have SUV's or AWD cars they don't even consider snow tires & often wind up slipping & sliding. Jeez, after spending $50K on a vehicle one would think an extra $1K for snow tires wouldn't be so daunting.
Studded tires come in different varities for different conditions. I have them on both wheels and they stay on all winter till the end of march. I am always on good plowed roads and a short section of offroad so I use what was recommended by http://www.peterwhitecycles.com/studdedtires.asp . They are the Nokian W106 which have tungsten carbide studs down the middle and none on the sides. This is for road riding with some snow at times and alot of ice and / or black ice. So, use the recommended inflation pressure printed on the tire always.
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So you can see my dilemma regarding swapping out wheelsets.
Nope, I'll just be a slow, buzzing (those studs make a lot of noise!) crazy guy on a bike until the spring thaw.
I have the same one in 700cx40. I read the link someone provided and see that the table offers "suggested" and "maximum" tire pressures. Is suggested the minimum?
The way I interpret the english language I would think that Nokian suggests running at 58 psi for most users of the W240, but that you can safely run pressure up to 65 psi for heavier bicyclists. But the question of "how low can you go" is perhaps intentionally left unanswered.
I'm thinking that it might not be a bad idea to run higher pressure in the rear tire since that is the one bearing most weight. And based on my ride to work today it seems like my front tire needed the most help. Kept trying to follow wheel ruts and/or slip off them.


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I thought I'd take a trip over the long holiday weekend and ended up on Whidbey Island, an old haunt of mine for getting away from it all. The weather on the drive up Friday from Vancouver was interesting, to say the least.
I didn't think we would get any rain after Thursday, but alas, it followed the weatherman. Leaving Vancouver it was just plain old overcast — no rain. But we had on again, off again drizzle or light showers up I-5. I thought to myself, "If it is going to be raining anywhere it would be in Chehalis." Yep, it was close to a frog strangler. Doesn't it always seem to be raining there when you travel through?
Yet, a few miles up the road at the factory outlets in Centralia, it was partly sunny (OK, maybe partly cloudy). It was pleasant in Tacoma but rained all the way through Seattle.
On the ferry it was overcast, but the sun came out once we hit the island. You can run, but you cannot hide — but maybe I lost the weather gods crossing the Sound.
Along the way the leaves were brilliant and further into fall the farther north I traveled. I probably say this every year, but the fall foliage seems more colorful this year. I saw flocks of geese migrating south from Puget Sound.
It was dry up here Saturday.
Based on computer models, we may get to enjoy a week or so of Indian summer with warm and sunny afternoons. Technically, Indian summer is a stretch of nice weather after the first frost. Some of you have already had that. Regardless, I'm hoping that high pressure holds this week and we enjoy a fine autumn interlude.


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Students have remembered their beloved maths teacher with a charity football match a year after he died of a heart attack at their school in Chadwell Heath.
The school also opened a memorial garden in honour of former head of maths John Simmons, who collapsed at Warren Comprehensive, Whalebone Lane North. He was 52.
His teaching assistant wife, Georgina, attended the celebrations while their son Jack, 17, took part in the football match paying tribute to his dad, a keen Middlesbrough fan.
Georgina, 51, of Oulton Crescent, Barking, said: "It was incredible really. It helped brought him alive again for a week.
"I can't believe how thoughtful people can be. He was very, very well liked. I don't think he realised that.
"He had a big heart. It's tragic it happened."
Warren School raised £300 for the British Heart Foundation through the game, held on March 23 – a year to the day since his death.
It is also planning a coffee morning fundraiser in aid of the charity after the Easter break.
Warren lost 3-1 against pupils from Dagenham Road's Eastbrook School. Jack scored the only goal for his dad's school.
Louise Durkin, a media studies teacher, said: "It was a great event and everybody really enjoyed it.
"Georgina said she is sure John was looking down at us all playing and laughing and would have felt extremely proud."
John, who was born in Saltburn-by-the-Sea, near Middlesbrough, met his wife in the 1980s.
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I know that if I have a set of data, I can run
t.test to do a T test. But I only know the count, mean and standard deviation for each set. I'm sure there must be a way to do this in R, but I can't figure it out. Any help?
I know that if I have a set of data, I can run
If you don't want to recode the formula yourself, you can always simulate data set that has the exact summaries that you have, then analyse the simulated data. The mvrnorm function in the MASS package can be used to generate normal data with a given mean and variance (set the empirical argument to TRUE).
Using the formula for t-tests with unequal variance and unequal sample sizes. Note that this is for an unpaired t-test.
You can certainly calculate the formula by hand or simulate. But if you want a quick function call, there is ?tsum.test in the BSDA package. For example, this makes the Welch t-test quite easy. Using @AriB.Friedman's numbers:


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I followed the answer from Debugging in openerp 7.0 And everything is working right, except for the break points, eclipse never stops at them. I even added a print line and made a break point on it (right click "add break point"), and it is shown in the console but the break point just did not work.
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The retail industry is in flux. Buffeted on all sides by the winds of change, retailers of all stripes are struggling to react to the challenges posed by online commerce, social review sites and "showrooming" customers.
It is this last issue that has many retailers really worried.
With the proliferation of smartphones among a wide segment of the population, retailers are observing a growing tendency of customers to visit their stores, pick up and examine a particular product, use their smartphones to look up reviews, competing prices and other information about the item online, then exit the store without purchasing the item, effectively making the store a "showroom" for an online retailer with a lower price. (see Amazon Price Check App).


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Honestly, I would be a Normal-Type Gym Leader. However, all of my Pokemon would be Ditto, so the type would vary. That way, my Ditto would truly challenge the challenger as they would force them to battle against an exact copy of what they've been training.
I know Ditto aren't exactly the strongest Pokemon out there, but hey, once you see a Gym Leader bring one out then you know you've got to change your battle plan up a bit.
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Answering the Summons
With most written communication now arriving electronically, a jury summons in the mailbox stands out as an important, if quaint document. Prospective jurors in Washington D.C., for instance, have received a summons that reads:
By order of the Chief Judge of the Superior Court of the District of
Columbia, you are hereby summoned to serve as a juror as indicated
below. Please complete the enclosed juror qualification form and return
it within five (5) days. Failure to appear as directed by this summons
may result in a fine of not more than three hundred dollars ($300) or
imprisonment for not more than seven (7) days or both.1
In the 1995 comedy Jury Duty, the underemployed Tommy Collins cringes when his jury summons arrives in the mail. He tosses it into the garbage. Many otherwise upstanding citizens share Collins' repulsion toward jury duty because they cannot imagine taking time away from work and family to sit in a courtroom and listen to self-important lawyers argue for days on end. Collins, however, becomes desperate to serve when he realizes a sequestered high-profile case will mean free room and board at a hotel and a modest honorarium. He digs the summons out of the trash, strides off to the courthouse, and manipulates his way into a murder trial. Hilarity ensues.
In reality, the experience of jury service is very different from what onlookers imagine. Consider the comments of a juror from Redding, California, who was interviewed after he had participated in his sixth criminal trial.2 Though his service is a matter of public record, we will call him by the pseudonym Jeff.3 Nearing his sixties, this small business owner admitted to hesitancy every time the court has called on him to serve. "The first thing


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Yes, I want a recumbent. I test rode one quite a while ago, and fell in love immediately, even though it was not completely adjusted to fit me.
I'm telling ya, this thing was comfy! Man, I thought I was ridin' in an easy chair! My position, sitting only slightly reclined, was perfect for seeing everything, including the sky! And it felt so natural. Talk about cruisin'!
Whether you ever buy a recumbent or not, you HAVE to test ride at least one.
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Vodafone Releases GPL Driver for UMTS/GPRS Cards
Mobile communications provider Vodafone has just released version 1.0 of its Mobile Connect Card Driver for Linux. The driver supports the use of GPRS, UMTS and HSDPA, as well as SMS transmissions.
At present, the driver supports the Option GlobeTrotter 3G+ EMEA (PCMCIA), Huawei E220 (USB) and Huawei E620 (PCMCIA) cards. According to the manufacturer, Linux power users should have no trouble modifying the driver to support other cards. The installation guide has more details. Vodafone is already working on version 2.
The card drivers GUI-based configuration and user interface accepts the PIN and displays connection information. It also serves as an SMS program and address book.
Vodafone offers the Mobile Connect Card Driver for Linux for UMTS and GPRS cards.
The driver requires HAL and Python as well as a couple of network and GUI libraries. The Huawei PCMCIA card also requires kernel version 126.96.36.199. The project page on Vodafone's developer portal includes ready made packages for Fedora 7, Ubuntu Feisty Fawn and Suse Linux Enterprise Desktop 10.1, as well as the source code, which is available under GPLv2.
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University of Oklahoma graduate chases storms in web series
NORMAN — Reed Timmer has a big office with amazing views.
He's a modern day adventurer, a scientist with a love for severe weather and a deep hunger to discover what causes weather systems to churn out tornadoes.
He has turned his love of it into a career, spinning the scientific study into a series, "Storm Chasers" on the Discovery Channel from 2007-2012, a chance to go storm chasing with him through "Extreme Tornado Tours," and now a Web series of his escapades, "Tornado Chasers," on his site www.tvnweather.com.
"I'm on the road 90 percent of the time," Timmer said in a phone interview from his Norman home. "I drive from the Mexican border to Canada. I spent Christmas chasing storms in Mississippi and Alabama."
His mother, in his hometown of Grand Rapids, Mich., has gotten used to her son missing holiday gatherings.
Timmer moved to Oklahoma in 1998 to study meteorology at the University of Oklahoma. Fifteen years later, he's putting the finishing touches on his dissertation for his doctorate. It's taken him so long because he has made chasing storms his livelihood.
His research is about seasonal climate predictions, using the temperatures and sea levels of the Pacific and Atlantic oceans to give a more accurate forecasts.
Timmer cheerfully admits he was a science geek from childhood, especially what was going on outside and why. He gives his mother credit for his love of science. She teaches that subject to seventh- and eighth-graders in a Grand Rapids area middle school.
He did well in Grand Rapids, becoming an Eagle Scout while there.
For a few years after he started at OU, he returned home in the summers and mowed grass to make money. That lasted until people started buying his film of tornadoes. He turned that into his multifaceted company of today.
"I like all forms of weather, especially tornadoes and hurricanes," he said. "My mom got me started."
He arrived in Oklahoma when he was 18 and learned about tornado chasing the wrong way on Oct. 4, 1998.
He was among five meteorology students who went out to chase their first storm. It wasn't until they saw a radio tower fly through the air that they realized they had no escape route.
"I didn't feel like it could kill me, but I was mesmerized," he recalled. "The first time I saw the damage a tornado could do, I became motivated to study what goes on inside a tornado."
That thirst for knowledge has resulted in the creation of "The Dominator," his storm research vehicle. It's basically an armored car full of scientific gear, equipped with spikes that drive down into the ground to keep it earthbound in a close call with a twister.
There are two research vehicles now, with a third in production.
Timmer can rattle off the dates of the storms he has documented. He got caught by the May 3, 1999, tornado. His team got caught too close to the storm and wound up taking shelter in a highway underpass.
"This was before we knew how dangerous underpasses were," he said. "That was one of the things we learned from the 1999 tornado."
He lost a car while chasing Hurricane Katrina.
"We were chasing it in a Honda Accord and it got swept away. We took shelter on the second floor of a building and finally hitched a ride on a fishing boat who took us to an elevated railroad line. We walked out of there and finally got a ride to Hammond, Louisiana.
"That town was cut off too, but we got a ride to Jackson, Mississippi, rented a car there and drove back to Norman," he said. "I couldn't call anyone until we got to Jackson, and my mother had filed a missing persons report."
The scientist also has an interest in the speed of the wind on the ground during tornadoes. There are ways to measure the wind inside a tornado, but it's harder to get an accurate read on what is happening on the ground when a tornado hits. It's one use for his Dominators with their spikes. He hopes to be able to measure just how high the wind speed is while it causes so much destruction.
Timmer and his team regularly stop during the aftermath of a storm to help with search and rescue and offer first aid.
In the 2010 Yazoo City, Miss., tornado, Timmer and his team found an injured man, Lee Woods.
"Amid all the destruction, we found a man who was badly hurt. We managed to get him out and took him to a place where he could be airlifted to a hospital. He had a broken back."
Timmer kept track of Woods and arranged for the man's trailer park to get its own storm shelter.
"The last time they had a tornado warning, there were 16 people inside the shelter," Timmer said. "They call me to find out what's happening outside."
'All I know is weather'
During his offseason he does some public speaking and works on his doctoral degree and this year he had an unexpected adventure during Superstorm Sandy.
"Superstorm Sandy had the weirdest weather," he said. "A mid-latitude trough slammed into the storm surge of cold air."
He and his team were in the Appalachians. What followed sounds like something out of a disaster movie.
"It was snowing heavily and there was continuous lightning and thunder. It felt like a hurricane with the heaviest snow you've ever seen. We were driving up in the mountains and we knew one false move and we would go over the side.
"We thought we were going to have to stop. I thought I was going to have to make snow caves for everyone. It was that bad."
They managed to get out of the "snowicane" unharmed.
Timmer credits social media to the drop in storm-related injuries and deaths, and uses it himself to keep his fans informed about the weather around the country — except maybe in Oklahoma. Here, the local television stations have some of the best meteorologists in the world and people who live in the area are familiar with what to do in most weather conditions.
"One of the coolest things I've seen is here in Oklahoma. It's amazing to see three helicopters surrounding a tornado, knowing they are providing a live feed to the people in the area," he said.
Timmer hopes to finish his studies soon and become Dr. Timmer.
The single man lives with his Yorkshire terrier Gizmo.
"All I know is weather," he said. "Right now my goal is to finish this degree and get accurate readings of a tornado's wind speed on the ground. My ultimate goal is to get a three-dimensional X-ray of the inside of a tornado."


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by Jack Kerouac
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Movie or TV Productions
One Fast Move or I'm Gone: Kerouac's Big Sur, 2008
A documentary based on what really went down that weekend at Monsanto's cabin.
Ginsberg on Jack Kerouac
Poet Allen Ginsberg talks about the death of Jack Kerouac.
An interview with Jan Kerouac, Jack's only child.
Neal Cassady, a.k.a. Cody Pomeray
The Holy Goof
Jack Kerouac, a.k.a. Jack Duluoz
In his sailing days
Lew Welch, a.k.a. Dave Wain
The beat poet
Lawrence Ferlinghetti, a.k.a. Lorenzo Monsanto
And his City Lights Bookstore
Philip Whalen, a.k.a. Ben Fagan
Showing off his portrait, courtesy of Michael McClure (a.k.a. Patrick McLear)
Lenore Kandel, a.k.a. Romana Swartz
Kerouac's friend from his On the Road days, who is famous as a writer in her own right.
Carolyn Cassady, a.k.a. Evelyn Pomeray
Neal Cassady's wife at the time of Big Sur.
Michael McClure, a.k.a. Patrick McLear
As immortalized in the National Portrait Gallery.
City Lights Bookstore
Still open in San Francisco at 261 Columbus Avenue at Broadway.
The Bridge That Terrified Jack
"A thousand unbridgeable heights above."
Not-to-be-missed Reference Source
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John Cassady, Neal's son, remembers his dad and Jack Kerouac.
Official Page of City Lights Bookstore
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She is requesting this loan to buy supplies for the preparation of food such as rice and oil.
The other members of the communal bank make their living buying and selling shoes, selling crafts, as a seamstress, renting construction machinery, selling sea food, and selling food.
She is grateful for the intermediary that facilitates this loan and she agrees to comply with the payments.
La socia Juana Vilma tiene 74 años, viuda y tiene 4 hijos; la socia alterna sus actividades diarias con el negocio de restaurante su negocio se encuentra ubicado en su mismo domicilio, la socia lleva años en este negocio el cual mediante este ella sale adelante por su familia, la socia cocina diversos platos de comida como arroz con pollo, saltado, sopas entre otros, la socia es una persona bien alegre y responsable con muchas ganas de salir adelante y continuar trabajando.
La socia solicita el préstamo para la compra de insumos para la elaboración de comida como arroz y aceite.
Los otros socios se dedican al negocio de compra y venta de zapatos, venta de artesania, costureria, alquiler de maquinas de construcción, cevicheria y venta de comida.
La socia agradece este medio por el cual le facilita el crédito y se compromete a cumplir con los pagos.
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Asociación Arariwa is a large non-governmental organization that started offering microcredit in 1994 to improve the quality of life, skills and equity of the population in the rural Cusco region of Peru. Arariwa serves the southern Andean provinces of Peru, and is distinguished by its efforts to reach the very poor, who often live in isolated rural areas. Arariwa fosters village banking, supports savings accounts, promotes access to education, and empowers women entrepreneurs (who make up 78% of its borrowers).
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Ronald J. Riccio received his B.A. degree cum laude from Seton Hall University in 1968 and Juris Doctorate degree from Seton Hall University School of Law in 1971, where he was a member of the school's first public Law Review. Following a judicial clerkship with The Honorable Lawrence A. Whipple, United States District Court Judge, he began a sixteen year career in private practice as a litigator, during which time he successfully represented plaintiffs and defendants in a number of major trial and appellate matters. He returned to his alma mater in 1988 when he was appointed Dean of Seton Hall University School of Law. He successfully served as Dean for eleven years, during which time he also taught Civil Procedure and Constitutional Law.
Professor Riccio is admitted to practice in New Jersey and New York as well as before the United States Court of Appeals for the Second and Third Circuits and before the United States Supreme Court. He currently serves as General Counsel for McElroy, Deutsch, Mulvaney & Carpenter LLP, where he is available to litigate, mediate, and arbitrate cases in a wide range of contexts, including appeals, class actions, constitutional matters, franchise disputes, tort claims, securities, business break-ups, employment disputes, Court-appointed Discovery Master, Court-appointed Settlement Master, and other Court appointments.
Professor Riccio is a founding member and former Chairman of the New Jersey Commission on Professionalism, a former member of the New Jersey Domestic Security Preparedness Task Force, and Chairman of the board of Trustees of Monmouth Medical Center. He is a Lifetime Fellow of the American Bar Foundation.
He has received numerous awards, including the New Jersey State Bar Foundation Medal of Honor, the Essex County Bar Foundation Person of the Year, top 100 New Jersey Business People by New Jersey Business News, Ann Klein Advocate Award for the Disabled, B'nai Birth Humanitarian Award of Excellence, Saint Thomas More Medal of Honor, ACLU of New Jersey Roger N. Baldwin Civil Liberties Award, and the Columbian Foundation's Achievement and Humanitarian Award. He has also been listed in Super Lawyers® (2005-2015), a Thomson Reuters business, in the areas of General Litigation, Appellate, and Alternative Dispute Resolution. A description of the standard or methodology on which the accolade is based can be found HERE (No aspect of the advertisement has been approved by the Supreme Court). Mr. Riccio has also been listed in Best Lawyers® (2008-2015), a Woodward/White, Inc. business and partners with U.S. News &World Report, in the area of Appellate Practice and was also named as Newark's 2015 Appellate Practice "Lawyer of the Year". A description of the standard or methodology on which the accolade is based can be found HERE (No aspect of the advertisement has been approved by the Supreme Court).
Professor Riccio teaches Constitutional Law, Comparative Constitutional Law, Civil Procedure, and Business Associations. He has been voted Professor of the Year five times by the student body and is a past recipient of the Andrea Catania Fellowship for Excellence In Teaching. He has been a lecturer for the New Jersey Law Journal's annual review of New Jersey Civil Law.
Establishing the Delicate Balance between Liberty and Security: An Involved People Has Been the Essence of American Democracy from Its Founding and Is Needed As Much Now As Ever, 170 N.J.L.J. 200 (2002)
The Music of the Law, 7 N.J. Law. 2514 (1998)
Mother Teresa: Role Model for Lawyers, 6 N.J. Law 3077 (1997)
Free Speech v. Freedom from Bigotry: A Look at University Codes, N.Y.L. J. (September 30, 1991) (at Outside Counsel 1.)
Comment, Due Process in Quasi-Judicial Administrative Hearings: Confining the Examiner to One Hat, 2 Seton Hall L. Rev. 398 (1971)


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Below is a tentative schedule of Dragon Welcome Week events. Check back often for updates!
9:00a.m.-3:00p.m. Welcome Week Check-in
3:00p.m.-5:00p.m. New Student Welcome!
5:00p.m.-7:00p.m. New Student Dinner
a long morning of unloading and moving in, enjoy a relaxing dinner in Kise
Commons, our campus cafeteria. This typical Kise meal will include several
entrees, great desserts and a variety of soft drinks. Come try out all that is offered
at Kise Commons, catered by Sodexo Services.
7:30p.m.-8:00p.m. "Welcome to Your New Community"
Settle into your floor community and get to know your
Resident Assistant (RA) and neighbors! Enjoy some activities as you get
familiar with your new community and discover ways to get involved!
8:00p.m.-8:30p.m. Learning Community Welcome
Are you in a Learning Community? Now is your chance to learn
more about what it means to be a part of a Learning Community and meet other
students in your community as well as your Dragon Mentor.
9:00p.m.-12:00a.m. New Student Social
Come on over to kick off the year with our New Student
Carnival at Scheels Field. There will be a variety of activities, food and
prizes for all to enjoy.
8:30a.m.-9:15a.m. Class Photo
It's time to get together with your fellow classmates in the
M formation for a class photo before heading to your University Welcome.
9:15a.m.-10:30a.m. University
All Incoming students are expected to attend this kickoff
event for the class of 2019. Convocation is a ceremony to celebrate the
official beginning of your college experience.
10:30a.m.-11:30a.m. Academic Department Meetings
After the University Welcome Convocation, follow a SOC to
your new academic department. Each academic department will host a social so
you can meet and get to know your professors and other students in your
college. This provides a great opportunity to get a feel for your major, what
to expect for the next four years, and meet some people who share the same
interests as you. If you are undeclared, that is A-Okay; we have a place for
1:00p.m.-3:00p.m. Campus Wide Scavenger Hunt
Here is your chance to understand the campus layout, get to
know campus resources and services and race to the finish with some new
3:00p.m.-6:00p.m. Sand Volleyball Tournament
Join our Intramurals staff for our annual sand volleyball
tournament. Get a team together with your FYE class or some new friends and
5:00p.m.-7:00p.m. Dinner
Grab a new friend and try some of the evening meals at Kise.
With Kise's great selection you are sure to find a meal you will enjoy!
5:00p.m.-6:00p.m. Learning Community Social (Mandatory for
LC students)
Learn all the in's and out's of being in a Learning
Community as well as those who are available to support you throughout the
7:30p.m.-8:30p.m. [Tentative] Afterdark Pre-Party
9:00p.m.-12:00a.m. Dragons After Dark
Came in like a Wrecking Ball! We will have
free food, free t-shirts, over $2000 in prizes, bingo, and more! Get your
"funpants" on and head over to the CMU.
10:30a.m.-11:00a.m. Student Involvement and Engagement session
Here is your opportunity to learn about getting involved in
student organizations, various campus departments and the Fargo/Moorhead
community. You will learn how to make the most of your college experience.
11:00a.m.-2:00p.m. Sidewalk Café
Join us on the campus mall to get an idea about some of the
things MSUM and the Fargo-Moorhead community have to offer.
2:00p.m.-5:00p.m. FM Tour
The Fargo/Moorhead area is a great place to be and we want
to show it to you! Hop on the MAT bus to go downtown. These locations provide a
rich representation of the Fargo/Moorhead culture, including shops, food and
the arts.
5:00p.m.-6:00p.m. Honors Program Welcome
5:00p.m.-7:00p.m. Dinner
7:00p.m.-9:00p.m. Campus Capers
camera, ACTION! Hustle over to Hansen Theatre for MSUM's own version of
Saturday Night Live. You will be on the edge of your seat laughing, crying, and
tinkling your pants as the SOCs perform a variety of skits and offer their
words of wisdom.
9:15p.m.-12:30a.m. Dance Party and Night Games
Be sure to wear your white
T-shirt! Come with your friends or by yourself, we are sure to have a good time
dancing the night away!
12:00p.m.-6:00p.m. FM RedHawks Game
Want to learn more about what's happening in the
Fargo/Moorhead area during the summer? Be sure to check out the FM RedHawks
Game. There are a limited number of tickets, so sign up early. You can take our
provided Bus across town; grab a hot dog and a soda and enjoy some community
1:00p.m.-2:00p.m. Sorority Tea
Go Greek! Learn about what the different sororities on
campus have to offer you. This is a chance for you to mingle with current and
future student members.
7:00p.m.-9:00p.m. Residence Hall Floor Meeting (Mandatory)
Head back to the residence halls and take this opportunity
to meet your new family for the next year. This will give you a chance to learn
all the policies, expectations, and procedures for living in your hall. You
will be held accountable for these rules while living on campus! This is also a
great opportunity to relax and mingle with your floor-mates.
9:00p.m.-9:30p.m. Lighting of the Dragon
Join us for the first annual Lighting of the Dragon where we
kick off the year sponsored by the Class of 2019! Come to the campus mall where
we have the two headed steel Dragon breathe fire and light up the campus mall!
Just a reminder that everything is subject to change,
especially times/dates, and this is tentative. New students will receive a
finalized schedule with your letter in August.


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