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Top Gun Charles - MASTER HUNTER - German Shorthaired Pointers in Little Falls, Minnesota - Willow Creek Kennels and Hunting
Charlie is as natural as they come. Very little training time has been put into this dog's steadiness, honoring and other fieldwork. He is the kind of dog that you can take hunting from a young age and let him figure everything out on his own. He has found, pointed and retrieved birds well from the time he was 8 weeks old.
He is a very social and friendly dog and loves to be part of the family. Charlie's father and mother were the Hunt Test Sire and Dam of the year (2010). Charlie showed this ability in his Hunt Testing and finished his MH early.
Charlie is an extremely versatile dog! He knocks it out in the upland field whether it be pheasant, grouse, chukar, or quail and He slams into the water to retrieve ducks and will swim all day if you allow him to!
For a more detailed look at his Pedigree,
Weight: 62lbs
For more information, visit us at http://www.willowcreekkennels.net/dogs-puppies/trained-dogs/
Ad location: Little Falls, Minnesota
Ad created: Apr 17, 2013
Contact Information
Contact Name: Blake Wolf
320-360-5550Contact breeder through email Click here to visit website
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|Name: _________________________
|Period: ___________________
This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Who has arrived along with the Sirellis in Act 1, Scene 2?
(a) Signora Frola.
(b) Signora Zini.
(c) Signora Cini.
(d) Signora Ponza.
2. Who has Agazzi run to in Act 1, Scene 1?
(a) The Priest.
(b) Signor Sirelli.
(c) The Mayor.
(d) The Governor.
3. What does Laudisi ask Sirelli to do once he's come to the center of the room to him in Act 1, Scene 2?
(a) Dance.
(b) Run.
(c) Kiss him.
(d) Touch him.
4. When does Ponza come to visit Signora Frola?
(a) Once every three days.
(b) Every evening.
(c) Once a month.
(d) Once a week.
5. What do they let up and down on ropes at the Ponza's house?
(a) Flowers.
(b) Baskets.
(c) Crates.
(d) Bayonets.
6. What does Laudisi say to the others is useless in Act 1, Scene 2?
(a) Their curiosity.
(b) Their hostility.
(c) Their anger.
(d) Their ambilalence.
7. Why does Amelia think that Ponza put his mother-in-law up in town?
(a) To bother them.
(b) To keep her away from his wife.
(c) To flatter her.
(d) To have an affair with her.
8. Who says, "I thought she was trying to protect her son-in-law from suspicion. That seemed to be the whole aim of her visit?"
(a) Sirelli.
(b) Ponza.
(c) Agazzi.
(d) Laudisi.
9. Who arrives in Act 1, Scene 5 after Signora Frola exits?
(a) Ponza.
(b) Signora Ponza.
(c) Laudisi.
(d) Agazzi.
10. What does Signora Frola say that she and her daughter are with their arrangement?
(a) Angry.
(b) Overjoyed.
(c) Satisfied.
(d) Miserable.
11. Who arrives at the door after Ponza leaves in Act 1, Scene 6?
(a) Amalia.
(b) Signora Frola.
(c) Signora Misola.
(d) Signora Ponza.
12. Who is Ponza's mother-in-law?
(a) Signora Frola.
(b) Signora Sirelli.
(c) Signora Agazzi.
(d) Signora Cini.
13. Who is Agazzi's daughter?
(a) Amalia.
(b) Signora Ponza.
(c) Signora Frola.
(d) Dina.
14. What does Signora Frola say that she and her friends arranged?
(a) The pretense of a second wedding.
(b) Her daughter's humiliation.
(c) Her daughter's death.
(d) Her daughter's divorce.
15. Who appears at the end of Act 1, Scene 1?
(a) The Butler.
(b) Signor Pafunda.
(c) Dr. Mancini.
(d) Signor Capello.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Signora Sirelli refer to Amalia as in Act 1, Scene 2?
2. Who says, "As a daughter, I don't claim my mother would climb ninety or a hundred stairs for me, but I wouldn't be satisfied with seeing her, without feeling her near me?"
3. What goes up and down between Signora Frola and her daughter by ropes?
4. What is Agazzi's position?
5. Who says, "The truth, my dear, is that, with a husband who always claims to know everything, I never manage to know anything?"
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Faculty & Staff
Potsdam Music Theatre Introduces Cast of 'Mary Poppins'
Potsdam Music Theatre, a program of the Community Performance Series, is currently in production for its first summer musical, "Mary Poppins," which will show from July 12 through July 19 at SUNY Potsdam.
The Art Museum at SUNY Potsdam Features Works by High School Student Artists from 12 Districts
The Art Museum at SUNY Potsdam will feature winning works by students
SUNY Potsdam to Honor Michael Galane '74 With 2016 Roger B. Linden Distinguished Service Award
SUNY Potsdam has named Michael Galane '74 as the recipient of its 2016 Roger B. Linden Distinguished Service Award, the highest award bestowed by the College.
SUNY Potsdam to Honor Judge Eugene L. Nicandri With 2016 Leadership Through Service Award
SUNY Potsdam will recognize Judge Eugene L. Nicandri with the 2016 Leadership Through Service Award, one of the College's highest honors, during Commencement on Saturday, May 21.
SUNY Potsdam Dedicates Lynne Boles '74 & John Priest Green Room in Performing Arts Center
SUNY Potsdam dedicated the green room in the College's award-winning Performing Arts Center in honor of two longtime donors and supporters with a ceremony and reception on Friday, May 13.
SUNY Potsdam Cuts Ribbon to Open New Wiser Greenhouse Facility
SUNY Potsdam Celebrates Completion of the Wagner Institute for Sustainability and Ecological Research Greenhouse
Fall Island Vocal Arts Seminar Celebrates Fifth Season From May 23 to 29
The internationally acclaimed mezzo-soprano Stephanie Blythe, a 1993 graduate of SUNY Potsdam, will return to her alma mater from May 23 to May 29 for the Fall Island Vocal Arts Seminar, now in its fifth season.
SUNY Potsdam Bicentennial Commencement Ceremony Announced
The State University of New York at Potsdam will honor the Class of 2016, as hundreds of students earn their undergraduate and graduate degrees, during the College's Bicentennial Commencement Ceremony on Saturday, May 21.
Hundreds Attend Crane School of Music Concert at Carnegie Hall
The Crane Chorus and Crane Symphony Orchestra Perform in Carnegie Hall in Honor of SUNY Potsdam Bicentennial
Crane School of Music to Present Historic Concert in Carnegie Hall
The Crane School of Music at The State University of New York at Potsdam is set to celebrate the institution's bicentennial with a historic concert at Carnegie Hall in New York City. This is the third time in SUNY Potsdam history that a Crane group has performed in the storied venue.
SUNY Potsdam Welcomes Renowned Poet Martin Espada, Along With Slew of Visiting Writers, For LoKo Festival
SUNY Potsdam will welcome a number of authors to campus and host creative writing and spoken word events during the 2016 Lougheed-Kofoed Festival of the Arts, from Friday, April 29 to Sunday, May 8.
Photographers, Painters, Sculptors & Alumni Artists Featured at LoKo Festival
SUNY Potsdam will explode with artistry during the 2016 Lougheed-Kofoed Festival of the Arts, with an array of incredible exhibitions and installations, plus a great line-up of guest artists, from April 29 to May 8.
'Return to the Forbidden Planet' Musical Featured at SUNY Potsdam
The SUNY Potsdam Department of Theatre and Dance and the Crane Opera Ensemble are preparing to present the musical, "Return to the Forbidden Planet," for the 2016 Lougheed-Kofoed Festival of the Arts.
Community Performance Series Welcomes Award-Winning Jazz Collective Snarky Puppy
Community Performance Series will conclude its 2015-16 Guest Artist Series when Snarky Puppy takes the stage on Friday, May 6 at 7:30 p.m. in the Helen M. Hosmer Concert Hall at SUNY Potsdam's Crane School of Music. The performance is part of the group's 2016 World Tour.
SUNY Potsdam Awards Honorary Doctorate to Larry Thomas, Former CEO of Guitar Center & Fender
The State University of New York at Potsdam presented Larry E. Thomas, the retired CEO of Fender Musical Instruments and Guitar Center, with an Honorary Doctor of Music degree in a special ceremony during the College's Economic Fusion Day, on April 20.
From Potsdam to NASA: Jamie Szafran '08 Speaks at Alma Mater
SUNY Potsdam is welcoming an accomplished alumna for an inspiring campus visit this week. Jamie Szafran '08 works for the National Aeronautical and Space Administration at NASA's Kennedy Space Center.
SUNY Potsdam Wilderness Education Students Tackle Mountain-A-Thon
SUNY Potsdam wilderness education students are going the extra mile again this year to train and raise money for their upcoming expedition. On Saturday, May 7, a group of nine Leadership II students will each attempt to climb Azure Mountain four times in one day—with their backpacks loaded with 50 pounds of rocks, ascending 1,000 feet up the mile-long trail each time.
SUNY Potsdam to Host Conference on Instruction and Technology
The State University of New York's annual Conference on Instruction & Technology will celebrate its 25th anniversary when it returns to the SUNY Potsdam campus for CIT 2016. SUNY Potsdam, currently celebrating its bicentennial, last hosted this prestigious event in 2003.
The Crane School of Music Announces Fifth Season of Fall Island Vocal Arts Seminar
The Crane School of Music is proud to announce the lineup for the 2016 Fall Island Vocal Arts Seminar, which will be held from May 23 to May 29 at The State University of New York at Potsdam.
SUNY Potsdam Goes Crazy For the Arts With 2016 LoKo Festival
The arts will come alive at SUNY Potsdam from April 29 to May 8, through the fifth annual Lougheed-Kofoed Festival of the Arts. Both campus and community are welcome to experience a variety of free cross-disciplinary art experiences at the 2016 LoKo Festival.
Crane School of Music Hosts Maestro Duain Wolfe for Historic Concert to Open 2016 LoKo Festival
SUNY Potsdam's Crane School of Music Opens LoKo Festival of the Artswith 'Tuxedo Tailgating' Before Concert on April 30
Trumpeter Paul Merrill to Perform With Crane Jazz Ensemble and Band
SUNY Potsdam's Crane School of Music will welcome guest artist Paul Merrill, trumpet, who will perform alongside the Crane Jazz Band and the Crane Jazz Ensemble next week.
SUNY Potsdam to Hold Tenth Annual Relay For Life on April 15 & 16
SUNY Potsdam is preparing to host its tenth annual Relay for Life, to raise funds for the American Cancer Society and celebrate the lives of cancer survivors and honor those who have been lost to the disease.
Three SUNY Potsdam Students Honored With 2016 Chancellor's Awards
Three outstanding SUNY Potsdam students were recently among those honored with the 2016 Chancellor's Award for Student Excellence. Chancellor Nancy L. Zimpher presented the awards to 248 students in a ceremony at the Empire State Plaza Convention Center earlier this week.
SUNY Potsdam to Award Honorary Doctorate to Larry Thomas, Former CEO of Guitar Center & Fender
The State University of New York at Potsdam will present Larry E. Thomas, the retired CEO of Fender Musical Instruments and Guitar Center, with an Honorary Doctor of Music degree in a special ceremony at the College's upcoming Economic Fusion Day.
SUNY Potsdam Hosts Global Health Issues Keynote, 'Preventing the Preventable'
Action on Smoking and Health CEO Laurent Huber Speaks at SUNY Potsdam on April 14
CPS Welcomes National Players Production of 'A Tale of Two Cities'
Community Performance Series will present the National Players theatrical production of "A Tale of Two Cities" for school groups on Wednesday, May 11 at 9 a.m. and 12 p.m. in the Sara M. Snell Theater at SUNY Potsdam's Crane School of Music.
Potsdam Brass Quintet Performs In Concert at Crane on April 6
SUNY Potsdam's Crane School of Music invites the public to enjoy a performance by the Potsdam Brass Quintet on Wednesday, April 6 at 7:30 p.m. in the Sara M. Snell Music Theater.
Crane Symphony Orchestra to Perform Works by Grieg and Sibelius
The Crane Symphony Orchestra at SUNY Potsdam's Crane School of Music will present its first concert of the spring semester on Thursday, April 7 at 7:30 p.m. in the Helen M. Hosmer Concert Hall.
SUNY Potsdam Politics Department Conducting Survey of North Country Residents
Faculty and students from SUNY Potsdam's Department of Politics are currently undertaking a phone survey of North Country residents.
Pianist Paul Wyse Performs Final Crane Faculty Recital at SUNY Potsdam
Crane School of Music Professor Presents Farewell Recital in Performing Arts Center Proscenium Theater on March 30
Crane Faculty Recital Features World Premieres By Jerod Sommerfeldt and Tim Sullivan on March 28
SUNY Potsdam's Crane School of Music invites the public to enjoy a faculty recital featuring two world premieres of new works by Jerod Sommerfeldt and Tim Sullivan, on Monday, March 28, at 7:30 p.m., in the Sara M. Snell Music Theater.
SUNY Potsdam Hosts Tenth Annual Shamrock Run on March 17
SUNY Potsdam invites the campus and community to take part in the College's tenth annual Shamrock Run once again this year.
Bicentennial Bash at SUNY Potsdam: College Celebrates 200th Anniversary of Founding
The State University of New York at Potsdam is approaching a big milestone—the 200th anniversary of the College's founding. SUNY Potsdam will mark the occasion with a bicentennial bash for the ages, on Friday, March 25.
Crane School of Music Hosts 'Women In Music' Concert Featuring Lauren Pelon
SUNY Potsdam's Crane School of Music Presents Lauren Pelon in Concert, 'Women in Music: Someone Will Remember Us,' on March 20
SUNY Potsdam Hosts Reading by Anne Panning, Author of 'Butter'
SUNY Potsdam Offers Reading by Award-Winning Author Anne Panning on March 15
SUNY Potsdam Opens New Center for Creative Instruction to Support Faculty Excellence
SUNY Potsdam opened the doors to the College's newly renovated Center for Creative Instruction with a grand opening ceremony and open house yesterday.
Crane Presents Voice and Piano Recital: 'Ravel Around the World'
SUNY Potsdam's Crane School of Music invites the public to enjoy a performance by renowned mezzo-soprano Robynne Redmon and Crane piano faculty members, François Germain and Paul Wyse.
Community Performance Series to Present 'Quilters,' the Musical
Courage, Spirit and Art of Quilt-Making to Take North Country Stages from March 11 to 19
Finalists Announced for 2018 Domenic J. Pellicciotti Opera Composition Prize
SUNY Potsdam's Crane School of Music Names Finalists for Opera Composition Prize


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This is an interesting story of a man who has had his image stolen from his Flickr account and used thousands of times.
What would you do?
[via FStoppers]
This is an interesting story of a man who has had his image stolen from his Flickr account and used thousands of times.
What would you do?
[via FStoppers]
Yuri Arcurs is one of the worlds' top stock photographers – and he's got the studio to show for it.
Unfortunately, Flickr has been categorized lately as having a bit of a hair trigger when it comes to deleting photographers' accounts as a result of an alleged violation of the Flickr Terms of Service. According to numerous reports, once an account is deleted, it's deleted. Period.
That "shoot first, ask questions later" corporate attitude appears to have caught up with the photo sharing service today in a very bad way. According to Mirco Wilhelm (aka Flickr Pro user bindermichi), a Flickr staff member accidentally deleted his account when Wilhelm reported abuse by another Flickr member. [Read more…]
Digital photo-realist artist extraordinaire, Bert Monroy, spent the past 4 years cooking up this masterpiece of Times Square that serves as a tribute to the "who's who" in the world of digital imaging.
The flattened image is 6.52GB and was built with almost 3,000 individual Photoshop and Illustrator files. The image is zoomable on his site if you want to get closer up to personalities like Russel Brown, John Knoll and Scott Kelby (among many others) within the image.
The finished image will be on display at Photoshop World in Orlando, Florida from March 30 to April 1, 2011.
[via John Nack]
Photographer Alfred Zhao captured this 272 gigapixel image of the Shanghai skyline using the GigaPan EPIC Pro and a Canon 7D with a 400mm f/5.6 lens and 2x teleconverter attached. He was setup and started shooting at around 8:30am and after 12,000 images were in the bag, it was just before dusk. It took months to complete image and get the final 1.09TB file uploaded.
Just how big is a 272 gigapixel image? 1 gigapixel = 1000 megapixels = 1 billion pixels. That's 272 BILLION pixels. Printed at standard resolution, this image would cover over 7000 billboards.
But now it's done and Zhao holds a world record for the largest digital photo. There's no time to rest though, as Zhao says, "This is not the end of my panorama journey, it is a new start, challenging the limit is an infinite process. New records will appear in the future, it is only a matter of time."
Full details in the press release below. [Read more…]
During the snow storm in NYC a few days ago, Jamie Stuart grabbed his Canon 7D, a tripod and a heavy coat, then headed out into the elements to capture what Roger Ebert says "deserves to win the Academy Award for best live-action short subject. (1) Because of its wonderful quality. (2) Because of its role as homage. It is directly inspired by Dziga Vertov's 1929 silent classic "Man With a Movie Camera." (3) Because it represents an almost unbelievable technical proficiency."
This is a follow-up to the previous post that looked at the potential dangers of sharing/licensing photos on Twitter. And, since I'm talking about legal issues, let me go ahead and get my disclaimer out of the way…
While I am a lawyer, I am not your lawyer and this is an editorial commentary on newsworthy issues rather than legal advice. Remember that one too – unless you're paying a lawyer, you aren't really getting legal advice, and what you are getting on blogs, forums and, for that matter, Twitter is worth just what you paid for it. Seriously, remember that the next time you want to rely on someone's advice on a forum. The judge won't be too keen on a printout of a blog post when you hand it to him as "evidence."
The last time around, we talked about whether sharing your photos on Twitter gave Twitter a license to use your photos however it sees fit. This time, we're talking about a third-party news agency using photos shared on Twitter and one photographer who jumped right into the thick of it. [Read more…]
The above commercial is the latest creations from Vincent Laforet, who you may recall launched the HDSLR frenzie with his short film Reverie in the Fall of 2008 (shot on the 5D Mark II). Laforet served as the director of photography on this commercial for Famous Footwear. It was shot on a Phantom HD Gold camera at 600 frames per second, which required 250,000 watts of light to get the proper exposure.
Laforet has a nice tech write-up on his blog here, along with a behind the scenes video.
The above video, shot by the Bui Brothers, gives a few minutes look into the behind the scenes of the epic fashion photography of Drew Gardner. You can read more about the video, the photo shoot and how you can get a little deeper into Drew Garner's method over on the Bui Brother's blog.
This is one you don't want to miss.
At PhotoPlus 2010, Chase Jarvis gave a killer keynote speech, which was followed up by a panel discussion with Vincent Laforet, Jasmine Star, Zack Arias, JoeyL and Rob Haggart.
If you missed out on the live stream, it's embedded below. Grab a snack, and enjoy.
[via Chase Jarvis]


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Skip to comments.BREAKING: On Human Rights, Obama Says Malaysias Got Some Work To Do, JUST LIKE THE UNITED STATES
Posted on 04/27/2014 1:01:09 AM PDT by absentee
At a joint press conference in Malaysia today, Major Garrett asked President Obama about human rights concerns in Malaysia, saying the issues were up for grabs in the country. He asked the President why he hadnt discussed human rights while in Malaysia, and why he hadnt met with jailed opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim.
(video here)
President Obama said that not meeting with Mr. Anwar was not indicative of a lack of concern, and said that there are a lot of people I dont meet with.
I think the Prime Minister is the first to acknowledge that Malaysias still got some work to do, just like the United States, by the way, has some work to do on these issues. Human Rights Watch probably has a list of things they think we should be doing as a government, said the President.
(Excerpt) Read more at therightscoop.com ...
USA has human rights problems? His head is buried neatly up his wazoo. Traitor.
Yeh....we're just like Malaysia...
Yeh....we're not killing enough babies in the womb....
He's there for one reason....de plane...de plane
61% Muslim...
For the commie Left, there is no end to fixing the fantasy land on the Unicorn Farm, when Utopia is the ultimate end. They will be fixing the impossible and they know it. That guarantees they will always have a job to do; even if it means human rights abuse. That is a guarantee.
What can you expect from a bozo who bows to a robot(in Japan)?
On Human Rights, Obama Says Malaysias Got Some Work To Do, JUST LIKE THE UNITED STATES
Malaya's got high abortion too eh ???
"Can't even imagine that he went to Malaysia and not China."
The first Wookie took care of the China visit.
He has a point, but not the one he thinks he has-black "youths" are becoming a menace to whites anyplace, anytime. Even 90yo women asleep im their own beds in their own homes aren't safe.
Hussein, you won't be _resident forever-what then?
Whenever he has to say something critical of anyone, particularly about anything that might be related somehow to the ROP, he has to conclude with a dig at the USA.
His administration is a toilet bowl and he's the biggest POS.
He's right; the United States has serious and growing human rights problems.
In the past five years, FedGov has greatly restricted the free exercise of religion, going so far as to require devout Christians to pay for abortion. In the past five years, FedGov, state governments, and other government entities have expanded speech codes and "free speech zones", greatly restricting another section of the First Amendment. In the past five years, FedGov and state governments have repeatedly attempted to restrict the right to keep and bear arms. In the past five years, FedGov has vastly expanded warrantless searches, particularly of electronic communications. This year, FedGov has gone as far as sending 200 armed thugs to collect delinquent grazing fees in order to enrich a Democrat leader and his family.
Yep, we have human rights problems too, and the communist responsible for creating most of those problems is fully qualified to talk about how bad things are getting in what used to be our country.
Must be how we treat the elderly - no, that can't be it. Obama said instead of surgery they should take a pill.
Once again, words to describe my hate for this man fail me.
I hope all those idiots who saw the election of a foreign mulatto Muslim as some turning point in our history have had time to re-consider their thoughts on the matter.
Well they can start by having the NSA stop spying on US citizens.
And we pay out the nose for this anti-American bozo to go on these apology tours. Is there a more feckless nation than ours that has ever worn the mantle of "leader of the free world"? All those worthy leaders of our past history would be stunned and ashamed that we have sunk this low.
The man is a traitor to his own kind and his country
From a man who has set back race relations by 50 years.
In deference to Obama, he has led a massive assault against American civil rights and fair treatment under the law.
He is in fact correct. Although most (but not all) of the fall that needs to be improved has taken place during his regime.
Yeah, we don't have nearly enough mooselimb persecution of Christians here, do we Obama?
Bet immigration reform becomes a human rights issue now..
His isn't a traitor to the United States...he isn't an American. I do not know what country he hails as home, but it isn't the USA.
No word a to describe the level of dislike I have for this jerk.
Yeah we gotta stop hanging folks and pouring hot oil on their faces and stop stoning folks.
998 DAYS. The only question is how much more damage will this clown inflict?
Arresting film makers.
Intimidating nuns.
Swiping your email.
Seizing land and cattle.
Free speech zones.
Militarizing police.
He must be referring to the fact that we both need to get rid of the Jihadis. /sarc
So, does the queer-in-charge think he is going to be taken for real, speaking to a Muslim nation?
Or, is he masking the words, so that the U.S., moves more towards a standard that Malaysia uses?
The Kenyan never misses an opportunity to take a cheap shot at the USA.
Moral Equivalencies and False Analogies....two of the highly effective tools utilized throughout history by leftist, fascist, socialist and communist trained propagadists.
I took a valuable, detailed course in "propaganda and its practioners" years ago and, believe me, Obama is highly trained in the art...and he employs this deceitful skill all the time. To the untrained ear, he comes off as earnest and caring.
Never underestimate him.....he's very good at a number of evil arts.
Yes, we also need to cast off a oppressive government and a tyrannical narcissist.
They're never satisfied, because they want to eliminate the people who built up this country, after taking all their money.
They know how to deal with it. You just vanish in mid-air.
Obama is an obsequious serial apologizer.
"Never underestimate him.....he's very good at a number of evil arts."
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- Developer: Bioware
- Publisher: Lucasarts
- Genre: Role-Playing Third-Person
- Release: Jul 17, 2003
- ESRB: Teen
Sith Aid
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Echuca's Geoff McEwan always wanted to go down in history, but his newborn son has beaten him to it.
Emmett McEwan is the first baby to be born in the new Echuca hospital.
After a fast three-hour labour, Emmett was born at 12.09pm on Monday, beating baby number two — a girl — by 90 minutes.
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Ranking among the most difficult books ever written, the Critique of Pure Reason can be daunting to read, but reading it with a group can make it far less intimidating.
Nearly two years ago, the Wednesday reading group formed around the reading of the Critique of Pure Reason, and this will be our third time through the book (and depending on interest, the other two Critiques as well).
As a change from our previous readings, we will be alternating between the Critique and other works week to week, so that those who have difficulty with the reading pace have more opportunity to be prepared.
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Prefaces/Introduction/Transcendental Aesthetic - Avii to B73
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Transcendental Logic/Analytic of Concepts (Clue, Deduction) - A50/B74 to B169
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Analytic of Principles (Schematism, System of Pure Principles, Phenomena and Noumena, Amphiboly) - A130/B169-A292/B349
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Regarding the Book:
If you don't have the book already, this is my favorite English translation:
There is also a newer translation available that is also very excellent and contains a lot of additional scholarly notes and marginalia (I do worry that some of these can be distracting for someone new to Kant, but if you have read the Critique before, I recommend this translation):
If you are interested in all three of Kant's Critiques, there is a set of them all translated by the same person here:
Good start to tackling Kant's Mt. Everest of philosophical works.
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I'll post a few pages that seem particularly noteworthy for providing basic definitions. A good part of our conversation might consist in querying the distinctions that Kant makes on such pages - like the initial cell-divisions in an embryo, they determine much of the overall shape and constitution of the book.
A6/B10 Introduction, section IV: the analytic-synthetic distinction
A19/B33 Transc. Aesth. opening: various definitions concerning intuition and sensibility
1 · June 30, 2013
Thought Id share - it includes a Kant joke: http://www.salon.com/2013/07/01/the_ten_nerdiest_jokes_of_all_time/
1 · July 2, 2013
Can't wait to start on this ! Kant's work on this subject is as fresh and relevant today as it was in the late 18th century. Perhaps even more so as the advances in artificial intelligence and quantum computing bring us face to face with what it means to be a rational, thinking being.
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They should get Fleischman and others to ride the Virginia Creeper Trail some weekend. It's an eye opener. Mixture of people young and old, thriving beehive of activity. Boy Scout troup etc.
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The Virginia Creeper Trail is
The Virginia Creeper Trail is very nice.
Maybe some characteristics and businesses similar to those along the Creeper will evolve in South Knoxville. Plus we have the river. It is possible kayaking to dinner, different parks, or music, etc will become common place.
Rails to trails
A lot of them all over the country. One already located in Knox County, I think. A ton of them in Minnesota.
The Creeper really is a fantastic example.
And then there are the ones people use to try and get somewhere safe on The Walking Dead.
Trails to rails
Would be pretty cool also.
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I see Fleischmann's stances posted on Facebook. Stacey Campfield probably aspires to be as smart.
What did Fleischmann say?
Please don't make me read his Facebook posting.
I think y'all are missing the point. We all like rails to trails but there is a national transportation funding bill pending that could eliminate funding for rails to trails and most anything except more asphalt. They're lobbying Fleischmann because he has a vote.
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My brother started me a compose "cage" last January with some old lumber and chicken wire. It's so handy to get rid of yard clipping and kitchen scraps. I work in a cafe and prep much of the produce, so I also get all the tomatoe tops, mushy totatoes, lettuce cores, onioin skins and banana peels. Card board boxes too. It's great! I guess it's working OK because even though the "cage" is small, 2'x4', it never gets full. I also put in dryer lint and hair from our brushes .... so that leads me to the question. Can I put in my used vacuum cleaner bags?
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Hey Lexie...I can't answer your question but what a great idea of recycling if the answer is yes!
You go girl!!
You could put them in, but keep in mind some things:
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Thanks pinger and happy! :c)
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This week, the MHS staff welcomes Brian Gratton, Professor of History at Arizona State University, as the recipient of our 2010-2011 Twentieth-Century History Fellowship. Dr. Gratton, who received his Ph.D. in 1980 from Boston University, studies immigration and ethnicity in the United States, Latin America, and Europe. His recent publications and research focus on the experience of immigrant elders, 1880 to the present, and on the teaching of U.S. history with a particular emphasis on the American Southwest.
Dr. Gratton's MHS fellowship project, titled "Henry Cabot Lodge and the Politics of Immigration Restriction," examines the role of Massachusetts historian and politician Henry Cabot Lodge (1850-1924) in Progressive-era battles over legal restrictions on immigration. Lodge fought for three decades in support immigration restriction, a goal finally realized in the Emergency Quota Act of 1921, which dramatically reduced the number of immigrants streaming into the United States. Using Lodge as an entry-point for reconstructing the late-nineteenth and early-twentieth century debates about immigration, Gratton hopes to better illuminate the political thinking among Republicans, Lodge's party, on race and ethnicity in politics during this period. He will be working primarily with the Henry Cabot Lodge papers.
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Cubs vs. Dodgers
It's all settled, the Dodgers and their league-leading pitching staff will roll into Chicago starting Wednesday. The Cubs were 5-2 against them this season, including a three game sweep at home in three low-scoring games. They split a four game set in Los Angeles.
The Dodgers ride into October with a 17-7 record, albeit it against an extremely easy schedule (Padres, Diamondbacks, Giants, Rockies, Pirates).
I think the Cubs are the far superior team, but the Dodgers do have a good staff and the games will probably be close and low-scoring. That means a lucky break or two and the Dodgers can make this interesting.
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Dodgers are going to be tough. The Dodgers team that we were 5-2 against didn't have Rafeal Furcal, Casey Blake or Manny Ramirez. A couple of games I do remember between the 2 teams was Z having a major meltdown on a Saturday afternoon. Kurudo probably had one of the most dominating pitching perfomances against us the night before.
Kuroda had gave up 4 hits and had 11 strikeouts on June 6th.
I would have much preferred the Mets obviously, but lets take the challenge and beat em!
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I am pretty sure they still dont have Furcal.
(EDIT): He did come on 9/24 and is 2 for 8 since coming back.
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Honestly, I'm still glad we don't have to worry about facing Santana twice in a short series.
I bought 2 tix for game 4...hopefully I'll tix to game 3 from someone at work.
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Just got Tix at StubHub to Game 3! C'mon Cubbies let's sweep, I want to be there to see that!
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Okay, where's the stupid schedule? I can't find dates & times for the playoff games yet. Grrr...
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NM, times TBD
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ROB, CHAD - lucky day!
I'm sure you will be there with Cubs gear on.
Derek Lowe gives us fits. We generally have a tough time in general against slow tossing, sinker ball pitchers. I hope he has an off night and puts the ball in the zone.
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just got my tix on ebay. hopefully the guy will come through 100% feedbak and his number was real high.
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It's entirely conceivable the Rob and the Angel Fan wife could be attending a World Series game on opposing sides...
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RobG's kids in 20 years:
"I don't like baseball. For some reason, it reminds me of yelling."
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17 seconds left. Bears might actually pull this one out. Dare we dream?
Wow, game over. Amazing goal line stand.
Damn, I should have bet on this game.
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BRADSBEARD: Javier Assad was still pitching into the 6th inning, and the first batter he faced reached base on an E-4 (that was Assad's 70th and final pitch of the game). Then Leathersich relieved Assad and retired the second batter 4-3 (the runner at 1st base advanced to 2nd on the play), and then on an 0-1 pitch the third batter in the inning (second one faced by Leathersich) lined into an inning-ending 6-4 DP (baserunner doubled off 2nd base).
Wow. The site actually loaded without an error! Happy 4th all, and Go Cubs!
OK -- my 4th of July resolution is to try to stay more positive. So -- 10 games to the AS break, meaning the Cubs will be in first place at the break! First time since...2008? Also, hopefully, Willson, KB and Javy learned something about Familia yesterday that they can use in the future.
Hmmm, my math might be fuzzy but if he retired 3 batters with 3 pitches, how did he get a 1/1 GO/AO ratio?
Pls DFA Peralta when Richard comes back. Richard 1 IP, O R, O ER, 0 BB, 2 Ks in first rehab appearance. We really need to trade for a LHRP.
"The Boston Red Sox were banned from signing any international players for the next year and had five of their teenage prospects declared free agents on Friday after a Major League Baseball investigation showed they circumvented signing-bonus rules last year, a source familiar with the situation told Yahoo Sports."
The thing with Heyward is its not just free agency. He is way under performing his career #s. He's making the same % of contact but his soft contact is much higher and hard contact much lower than all his previous years so there is something very specifically going on this year causing the issues. Chances are he will eventually get back to his previous #s and it's better to get the slump now and get that hot run later but I wish I knew what is different about this year. He's either just not seeing the ball as well or a swing change is causing it.
Only 3 pitches for Leathersich. Not much of a rehab outing.
Thanks for the reporting Phil.
He's the nastiest pitcher I've seen in awhile. I'm gonna give them all a mulligan on this one.
Coghlan's strike out was more disappointing. He was fighting off a lot of pitches and not swinging at crap, and on the last pitch, he swung at stuff he was laying off, and struck out.
And Heyward, too. I don't blame Heyward - I blame free agency. I hate it. You almost never get a valid return on the investment.
I look forward to the day when ball players own the teams. The current economics are not sustainable.
Oh, I'm sure you're right. He's not 27-27 in saves for nothing. But, man, I hope they learned last night that he didn't throw a single pitch in the zone to KB, Contreras or Baez, and they all just kept swinging.
Sounds like a much better game than last night's fiasco in Flushing.
I'm pretty sure it looks like a sweet pitch on the way in. How many sinkers like that are there at 98 mph? I agree that they should just do a Lackey and stand their with their bat on their shoulders until he throws a strike next time, but I can see how that's hard to do.
The bullpen, on the other hand, is a mess, and Heyward is starting to piss me off.
I noticed that too. He's getting to everything, but when he gets right under it on a high flyball he looks uncomfortable
Did you expect anything different?
Wow, did they blow this game. Stupid plays by the kids in the 7th -- Almora throwing to 3rd instead of 2nd to keep the DP in order (when a DP probably wins the game) and Baez throwing to 3rd (to a backpedalling KB) instead of getting the easy 2nd out at first - cost them the game. Also, Contreras almost throws the ball into RF on a nonexistent pick-off play. And Maddon, for using Peralta in the first place. Did they do a bunch of shots in the dugout before the 7th? Unbelievably bad baseball. I thought Almora had a high baseball IQ?
men on 2nd/3rd, 0 out...and nothing.
cubs lose :(