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Over the last few years, my family has experienced one joy after another. Both my children met, and subsequently married, wonderful partners (even their wedding days were sunny). My daughter and son-in-law were able to buy a nice house in a nice neighborhood with a manageable mortgage. My son was promoted at work; my new daughter-in-law snagged a primo job right out of grad school. Icing on the cake was the birth this year of our first grandchild, a wonderful, healthy baby boy.
I recite this litany of blessings not to sound smug and boastful, but just the reverse: I feel appreciative, and humbled by so much good fortune. (If the truth be told, I also feel a little nervous: somewhere deep in my psyche lurks the superstition, "If things are too good, it's bad." So I have to constantly shrug off a fear that when happy events occur, tragedy is always waiting in the wings, eager to have its turn.) Superstitions aside, though, I know fate can be precarious, and luck often plays a bigger role than we'd like to believe in how things turn out. What if my son or daughter happened to just miss meeting the right mate? Suppose there had been fertility problems? Jobs are scarce these days; my kids might have been narrowly edged out for the very positions that are currently giving them paychecks, health insurance and the other resources to build a hopeful future.
My gratitude is compounded when I realize a lot of people at my life stage aren't as fortunate. So many problems my peers are grappling with — health issues, layoffs, kids struggling for a foothold on adult solvency — are no more the result of things they did wrong than my happy circumstances can be traced to what I did right. It's especially touching, I've learned, to have friends who can rejoice in your happiness when they themselves are facing life challenges.
That generosity of spirit — where twinges of envy or competitiveness can be put aside when someone seems to have it better than you — is a rare and wonderful thing. There's a popular axiom that true friends are the ones who are there through the darkest times, willing to listen to your angst, share your pain and prop up your insecurities. But someone who applauds your children's successes and delights in your grandchild? That, I submit, is a friend indeed.
Most of us can probably recall friendships (maybe firsthand) that seem to rely on a delicate balance of power/privilege between the two parties, as if by unconscious agreement. As long as the conditional arrangement persists — "You can be the smart one as long as I'm the attractive one"; "You have more money, but I have more professional successes"; "We'll be united in our single status/distrust of men/workplace misery" — the relationship can flourish. However, things start to unravel as envy or disinterest begins to rear its head or if the terms of the relationship change, and someone's life starts moving in an unexpectedly positive direction.
The writer Joan Gould once observed, "Sooner or later we discover that we only rent our happiness or unhappiness, we don't own it, and we'd better be prepared to move out on short notice, carrying our own suitcases at that." A lyrical analogy, it's also a sobering thought. But the truth of it strikes me as oddly comforting. Maybe today, I'm the lucky one. Maybe tomorrow, things will be different. The term "fair weather friend" was coined to describe the kind of person who's an ally only when times are good. Yet the friend who sticks around when times are good for you can be the fairest of them all.


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I have an old field stone basement (1870's) that is crumbling but not just the mortar, the stone itself. We have tuck pointed the mortar areas with some success. Our problem is: the previous owner worked in a shipyard in the 50's and painted some of the walls with blue lead paint. The paint has disintergrated the actual stone into a sandy mess. Any solutions for this problem would be welcome.
The mortar is crumbling because of moisture seeping through the walls from the outside, not from the paint. That is a common problem with fieldstone foundations. See questions about how to remove crumbled mortar and what kind of mortar to use.
I would be very surprised if the fieldstone itself is actually crumbling. If so, you need a structural engineer that specialized in old foundations. Can you please post a picture? (If the system won't let you, upload it to imgur.com or somewhere else, and someone here can edit the picture into your question.)
Working with the crumbled mortar and peeling paint will probably require protective equipment because of the lead paint. See this related question. Bring in a specialist if you're unsure about how to protect yourself.

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Didier Reynders calls for calm and dialogue in Ukraine
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The East Tennessee State football program will begin its spring season on Wednesday, March 28 with an afternoon practice.
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- Date submitted: 30 Oct 2011
- Stakeholder type: Major Group
- Name: FAIR & Sbilanciamoci
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Full SubmissionINDICATORS FOR�A MORE�SUSTAINABLE�AND INCLUSIVE WORLD Joint signature�by�FAIR�and Sbilanciamoci! � The world is faced with more and more urgent major challenges questioning the living conditions of humanity, first of all the climatic disorders, but also the lack of very unequally distributed resources, water, food, energy. The Rio+20 conference offers an opportunity to mobilize, collect and coordinate national and international wills to move towards the solution of these challenges. To do this, we need multiple indicators, economic, ecological and social ones, to fight against thirst, starvation, the multiple dimensions of poverty, environmental pressure, and for the respect of human rights. Widely available indicators (GDP) or biased ones (ANS, Adjusted Net Savings) are in fact irrelevant to take these challenges into full account, either to alert the world opinion, or, finally, to guide and coordinate the national and international policies needed. Early in the 2000s, the FAIR (French acronym for Forum for other indicators of wealth) and Sbilanciamoci collectives have been thinking and acting on indicators of wealth, inequality, welfare and sustainability. We will mention quickly the extent of the shortcomings of the dominant indicators (1). Then we will consider the method to select more relevant indicators in order to alert the public opinion�and to guide�national and international policies�(2). Finally, for some global issues, we will suggest first possible indicators in order to bring them under discussion (3). At the end of this document, we rapidly develop some complementary points and specify what the FAIR and Sbilanciamoci collectives are.� 1 Inadequate or misleading monetary indicators dealing with global challenges Monetization, or evaluating with the same monetary unit, seems, at first sight, to be a very convenient tool for making commensurable goods and services that enhance the well-being (which is a positive aspect), and deterioration of the natural heritage or pollution due to production and transportation (which is a negative aspect). But at the same time it is a dangerous instrument because it develops the fiction that it is possible to make equivalent, and thus to add very different dimensions of well-being or ill-being. Even worse, monetization gives the illusion that it would be possible to compensate these damages to the environment through investments or additional consumption. But such valuation conventions are the basis of the dominant economic indicators, like GDP (and their more or less green variations) and the ANS, which add quite dissimilar values and so, may mislead us about the meaning of progress. � The GDP and its growth Therefore we consider that,�whatever the potential statistical usefulness of GDP in its domain of validity, it should not serve as a benchmark for policy- making, since it does not make a distinction between useful and harmful production. Moreover, the GDP indicator has contributed to conceal a number of major threats, including the environmental degradation that has spawned the ecological crisis and climate change to which the whole of humanity is now exposed. We welcome the fact that a number of renowned economists have underlined several of this indicator?s drawbacks and expressed their criticisms of the GDP growth objective, which has made a major contribution over the last few decades to pushing our societies against the wall which now stands in our way. The Adjusted Net Savings (ANS) and the "green GDP" expressed in monetary units. These indicators may draw the attention of the economists who tend to evaluate everything in money. We believe that these indicators are inadequate to face the challenges of sustainability, not transparent and incomprehensible to non-specialists. They would necessarily lead to the same mistakes as those resulting from the excessive use of GDP. You should know that because of the assumption founding these composite indicators (the total substitutability between the economic, human and natural capital), countries that follow clearly an environmentally unsustainable path (China, USA) obtained much better results than poorer countries with low environmental footprint! 2 How to choose appropriate indicators? We have to build benchmarks for another world and for the transition. They must have a high legitimacy and they therefore cannot be defined from above even by the most renowned experts. We must thus dig in the participatory and deliberative democracy to define and to choose them. To do this, the right to speak up has to be given to the citizens involved (NGOs, trade unions, movements and civil society networks). It is up to such collectives to say what accounts, what can emancipate, what core values should underlie politic, economic, social and environmental choices, and what the indicators must be considered in order to lead us in the right direction. 3 Some first proposals for possible indicators to put in the debate FAIR and Sbilanciamoci do not intend to propose a list of solutions. This would be contrary to their approach favoring an indicator democracy. But as part of the involved civil society, we wish to point out the indicators that in � our opinion deserve attention in the context of RIO + 20 and could be put into debate. ? National indicators of greenhouse gas emissions (per capita and total) in C02 equivalent, using the method of "carbon footprint" of a population, which accounts for the "carbon imported" by the population (See for example http://Data.worldbank.org/indicator/EN.ATM.CO2E.PC ) ? A composite indicator of environmental pressure: the ecological footprint (per capita and total) for the major renewable resources converted to "global hectares" or to "global acres" (cf. tables of ecological footprint and biocapacity, 2007, in http://www.footprintnetwork.org/en/index.php/GFN/page/footprint_for_nation s/) ? Indicators of water consumption, according to the "water footprint" method considering "imported water". ? Indicators of deforestation. ? Physical indicators of biodiversity (see the EU report entitled "Halting the loss of Biodiversity by 2010: Proposal for a first set of Indicators to monitor progress in Europe", EEA Technical report No 11/2007" in: http://reports.eea.europa.eu/technical_report_2007_11/en/Tech_report_11_ 2007_SEBI.pdf). ? Indicators of malnutrition and of the degree of populations' food security. See for example: http://www.combat-monsanto.co.uk/spip.php?article478 . ? Indicators of national energy consumption (per capita and total) and the degree of energy dependence and sovereignty of the people. ? Indicators of rights and freedoms for all, drawing particularly from the proposals of the ILO Decent Work. (http://www.ilo.org/integration/themes/mdw/lang--en/index.htm , and http://www.emploi.belgique.be/moduleDefault.aspx?id=23882) and from the ideas of the Stiglitz Commission on this point. ? Indicators of income inequality such as the Gini index and indicators assessing the level of the informal economy in each country. ? Indicators of inequality and human poverty, including for example the Inequality-adjusted HDI (IHDI) and the Gender Inequality Index (GII) from the UNDP (Human Development Reports in the world, see the latest edition 2010, http://hdr.undp.org/en/reports/global/hdr2010/ ). � COMPLEMENTS About FAIR The FAIR (Forum for Other Indicators of Wealth) Collective gathers some fifty scholars and activists thinking critically on the issues of the economic and societal progress indicators. The Stiglitz Commission was set up in 2008 by the French President to explore the limitations of current measurement indicators of socio-economic performance. FAIR was formed following the establishment of the Stiglitz Commission in order to ensure that existing work on these issues is taken into account. It also aims at ensuring that civil society is broadly involved in the Commission?s deliberations. FAIR actors state, in the conclusion of their manifesto translated into several languages and adopted in early December 2008: ��It's by giving meaning to non economic trades and to "what matters the most for us" that we will be able to redefine the notion of wealth, to refund sharing rules, but also how to account or to redistribute in an appropriate way. We will be able to restore its fair place - not the whole place - to the economy.�� See for more information http://www.forum-fair.org/ About Sbilanciamoci Sbilanciamoci is an Italian coalition of 50 civil society organizations working on economic alternatives, globalization, peace, human rights, environment, fair trade and ethical finance. Since 2000, Sbilanciamoci has developed an alternative regional indicator called QUARS and, each year, applies it to elaborate an annual report reviewing the Italian Budget Law and to develop alternative proposals about how to use public expenditure for society, environment and peace arguing for social and environmental priorities. Sbilanciamoci! promotes national debate through the weekly web journal sbilanciamoci.info. See for more information http://www.sbilanciamoci.org/about-us/ An assessment of the Stiglitz Commission Report according to FAIR The FAIR collective welcomes the publication of the report from the ?Stiglitz Commission?, formed on the initiative of the President of the French Republic. Overall, this report sends out a useful signal in as much as it calls into question the excessive dominance of GDP as an indicator to guide public policy. However, two aspects of the report remain highly problematic. First, the report?s conception of sustainable development is focused on the specific needs of future generations while ignoring two essential elements: on the one hand, the current unbearable social impact of the economic policies in place and, on the other hand, the demands of governance and democracy that should be taken into account in global wealth indicators. The second problem concerns the role played by monetized indicators, which is excessive in our view. This is particularly the case of a proposed indicator derived from Adjusted Net Savings (ANS, developed by the World Bank), which is poorly suited, lacking in transparency and ungraspable for non-specialists. It would necessarily lead us to fall into the same misguided ways as those we should be seeking to correct. The report has been compiled as if the make-up of the Commission had rendered it unable to put into perspective what monetary accounts can tell us about human progress and ?sustainability?. More information concerning the FAIR's statement on the Stiglitz Commission Report in: http://www.idies.org/public/FAIR/FAIR_release_english.pdf SOME ASSESSMENT OF THE ANS AND GREEN GDP ACCORDING TO FAIR The "Green" GDP and other monetized indicators One of the ways suggested to go beyond GDP is an improvement of the system of national accounts in terms of social and human progress and sustainable development objectives. At the forefront of these initiatives, "green GDP" is an extension of the GDP to which monetarily expressed variables are added or subtracted. Although several of these indicators monetarily assess the cost of the environmental degradation and resources depletion, they are not in themselves synonymous with sustainability. They do not explicitly indicate the distance which separates the current situation from a goal of sustainability. The Adjusted net savings (ANS) claims to bridge this gap. This sustainability indicator developed by the World Bank aims at measuring the net change in wealth over a year. Derived from the traditional measure of gross national savings (share of national income not consumed during the year), ANS deduces an estimate of the consumption of fixed capital, the estimate of the depletion of natural resources and damage due to global pollution. The current expenditures in education are added to reflect the investment in human capital. As in the Green GDP, the value of changes in wealth is monetarily valued. For its promoters, a negative ANS launches a signal of over-consumption of capital in relation to a goal of sustainability. It is nevertheless a great mistake. In fact, these indicators assume that the various capitals can be substituted to one another. In doing so, they are part of a "weak sustainability" approach, where the physical constraints of the ecosystem, easily violated by investments and technological improvements, somewhat contribute to shape collective and individual behavior. Other indicators, like the Ecological Footprint, are based instead on stronger sustainability conceptions. These radically different visions might explain that many advanced economies accumulate a huge ecological debt, according to their Foot Print, even though their ANS presents them as sustainable. What monetary value to assign? Both the "green GDP" and the ANS share a monetary unit of account. Summing monetary variables is often presented as a less arbitrary mode of aggregation than bringing together variables with assigned weights in a composite heterogeneous variable. Though, monetizing is often more questionable than explicit and democratic weighting. First of all, currency means price. But giving a price to goods and services whose nature is not to be monetary exchange objects (domestic work or volunteer services, ecosystem services, etc.) is just as arbitrary as to grant them an explicit weight. Secondly, even in the case of market exchange, prices do not always take into account the whole costs for the society: for example, prices of goods that generate negative externalities underestimate these costs. Thus the economic value poorly or wrongly reflects social wealth. More fundamentally, can we reduce everything to a quasi-monetary value, with the risk, especially, of reducing the natural patrimonies of goods, gifts and activities to paid services? The choice to monetize is not neutral because in this choice the market is supposed to provide the central point for determining the monetary value and thus the price of activities and assets. However, determining the well-being that goods and activities bring to the society is not the exclusive characteristic of markets! Other methods, much more democratic, are needed, opening up the possibility of assessing their positive or negative impacts, including environmental pressures through the ecological footprint. The limits to monetizing the living The biological richness is largely ignored by our indicators of monetary wealth. Strictly speaking, as a 2005 United Nations report said, "a country could devastate its forests and deplete its fisheries resources, this would only show an increase in GDP despite the obvious loss of natural capital" (Millennium Ecosystem Assessment, 2005). Some people, like the banker Pavan Sukhdev (2008), do not hesitate to say that this lack of monetary value of nature "is one of the underlying causes of its degradation." �With the monetary valuation (PES, Payments for Ecosystem Services), the ecosystem services become externalities since they provide benefits which are not paid for. Payments for ecosystem services fail to account for value in a broader sense, beyond monetary value, and obliterate other social and ecological qualities. Finally, giving payments for ecosystem services disregards ecosystems complexity in order to facilitate market transactions based on a single exchange value (and imposes a market-driven conservation for biodiversity). Several studies have provided findings these last years. Following the Stern Report, which has been trying to assess the global warming medium and long-term cost, the Sukdhev report (commissioned by the European Commission), or also the Chevassus-au-Louis report (2009) (commissioned by the French Government), have recently supplied the news. The Sukhdev report estimated for example that the current changes of terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems, as a result of human activity, could eventually cost $ 100 billion a year and destroy 27 million jobs. However, the process of giving a monetary value to nature finds its limits. The evaluation of actual services provided by nature, such as crop pollination by bees (that a group of researchers recently estimated at $ 150 billion per year, Gallai and al., 2009), might go on. But the process becomes more difficult in the case of values less directly related to production: how much, for example, is the estimated loss of a living species that has no market value, directly or indirectly? In order to answer this question, economists often use surveys based on the populations' willingness to pay: the estimated value is based on the average price that people interviewed are willing to spend, for example, for preserving a species or protecting a medium. These valuation methods are the subject of criticism (Milanesi, 2010). Many aspects are very difficult (or impossible) to accurately assess with a monetary approach. This approach may thus be limited, still for a long time, to a utilitarian approach, focusing on its service to the human economy. However, the report of the Millennium Ecosystem Assessment (2005) is unambiguous in this regard: why we want to protect biodiversity will largely determine the degree of protection that we will choose. Non-utilitarian and non-monetary values set more ambitious conservation objectives than utilitarian values do. What we do for biodiversity is therefore a societal choice, not just an economic choice. 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Welcome to 2011. Since it seems to be the popular thing to do at this time of year, I have once again decided to do a four part photographic year in review. This review covers some of the events and activities of the Annapolis Heritage Society but also some images of life in and around Annapolis Royal. The pictures in this post cover the period of January to March 2010. Here we find images of the Eugene Hamm wood carving collection which was donated to AHS, Heritage Week, the 1759 powder horn and 1740 map purchased by AHS and a random sampling of other images from the first three months of the year.
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TUCSON, Ariz. – Arizona volunteer assistant and six-time Olympic medalist Matt Grevers earned a gold and a silver to lead the Wildcat contingent at the 15th FINA World Championships in Barcelona, Spain.
Grevers won the 100 back in 52.93 seconds, beating out his U.S. teammate David Plummer (53.12) and France's Jeremy Stravius (53.21). Grevers won the 100 back last summer in London. He also was Olympic 100 back silver medalist in 2008 and won two relay gold medals at the 2009 World Championships. Meanwhile, he closed out the World Championships with a silver in the 50 backstroke.
Rising junior Kevin Cordes, who participated in his first FINA World Championship (Long Course), earned a seventh place finish in the 100 breast, a ninth place finish in the 200 breast and was 21st in the 50 breast. Teammate Kevin Steel, who was also competing in his first FINA World Championships, finished 12th in the 50 breast.
Michael Meyer, who represented his home country of South Africa, earned a 17th place finish in the 400 IM and a 26th place finish in the 200 IM. Meanwhile, recent graduate Nimrod Shapira Bar-Or finished 33rd in the 200 freestyle.
Meanwhile, Arizona head coach Eric Hansen, who served as an assistant coach for Team USA, helped the squad earn FINA's trophy as the top team of the meet. The Americans' final medal count was 31 – 14 gold, eight silver and nine bronze. They led all nations in in both gold medals and total medal count.
In addition to the current Wildcats, several alums competed in the World Championships. Nick Oliveira Nilo earned an 11th place finish in the 200 free, while also swimming competing in the 400 free relay and the 800 free relay for Brazil. The squad earned a seventh place finish in the 400 free relay.
Roland Schoeman finished seventh in the 50 free with a time of 21.85 after a scorching 21.67 that equalled his own South African record. He also finished 10th in the 50 fly.
Gerhard Zandberg earned a 13th place finish in the 50 back, while also leading his South African team to an 11th place finish in the 400 free relay.
Meanwhile, Joel Greenshields, who represented his home country of Canada, finished 38th in the 100 freestyle and he also helped his squad to a 14th place showing in the 400 free relay.
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In addition to the Wildcats competing in Barcelona, several others competed at the U.S. Open in Irvine, Calif.
Arizona alum Darian Townsend earned a silver medal in the 200 free with a time of 1:48.80 and a fourth place finish in the 100 free (49.55).
Rising sophomore Bonnie Brandon earned a sixth place finish in the 200 back with a time of 2:12.72.
Rising senior Giles Smith finished eighth in the 100 fly with a time of 53.28.
Bobby Hurley, who trains at the Hillenbrand Aquatic Center with Tucson Ford Aquatics, placed fifth in the 100 back (55.16) and seventh in the 200 free with a time of 1:49.77.
Arizona alum Nick Thoman picked up a bronze medal in the 100 back with a time of 53.65.
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That's the line that's often uttered by "The Turk" (that is, the guy who is assigned to deliver the message to players that they've been cut).
So far, we've heard about:
ILB J.D. Folsom
DL Ryan Baker
CB Kevin Hobbs
OT Andrew Gardner
DE Lionel Dotson
DT Montavious Stanley
OL Andrew Hartline
QB Pat White
G Donald Thomas
WR Patrick Turner
The real surprise here is Donald Thomas who was "the guy" before he was injured in his rookie season - but started most of last year.
The Dolphins have to cut 22 in total, so look for more to come.
By the way, you may be wondering where "The Turk" comes from. I was unable to find anything conclusive, but there are two possibilities:
(1) The NFL started using "Turk" because of the Turkish soldiers of the 17th and 18th century and their long, curved scimitars. It's a wonderful visual. Beware the Turk. He comes late at night, armed with a long, curved sword that he'll used to cut you from the team! "
and (2) In the 18th century there a mechanical man seated behind a wooden cabinet. The Turk, as it became known, was fashioned from wood, powered by clockwork, and dressed in a stylish Turkish costume. Most astonishing of all, it was capable of playing chess. People wondered about its magical powers; it moved without strings or wires...much like the mechanical magic man who brings the bad news to players.
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No official word on Spitler, though I heard he was cut. Still waiting for the rest...
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It doesn't matter whether your hair is long or short, there's about a hundred ways you can spin a braid. From cornrows to fishtails to the most basic of braids, there's one for any length or texture. Long hair is ideal for braids like the currently popular "crown" that wraps around the head, but even those with short hair can rock this trend, too.
A half crown is perfect for when you're growing out your bangs and need to keep them out of your eyes. For this look, begin at one side of your head and french braid across, ending behind the ear on the other side. Secure it with a bobby pin. For a three-dimensional braid like this one, braid the pieces under each other, rather than over.
Visit the stylists at ProDo Blowdry Bar for looks like they styled above, and follow them on Facebook and Instagram (@pro_do) for more fabulous hair styling ideas.
The options for braiding long hair are endless. On our recent visit to ProDo Blowdry Bar, we scored a how-to tutuorial for the popular fishtail braid and were surprised to learn that it's actually not as complicated as it may seem.
Giving your hair a "natural wave" without heated styling tools: At night, loosely braid wet hair and sleep on it. In the morning your hair will have a loose, beachy wave.
Preventing knots and snarls in long hair while you sleep: Loosely braid your hair to the side before bed to prevent it from snarling as you move during the night. This is especially helpful if you have dry or fine hair that tends to mat easily.


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Canopy Shelter 10 ft. x 20 ft.
Universal canopy shelter provides shelter for vehicles, equipment and more. The 6'8" side height provides extra space for taller equipment. The UV treated polyethylene cover stays on tight with drawstring ends and leg clips. Includes eight 1-3/8" white powder-coated steel pipe legs. Canopy has a 1-year prorated UV treated poly top that covers the top of frame completely. Portable shelter is easy to transport. Measures 20'Lx10'8"Wx9'9" center height and 6'8" side height. White color. Imported.
NOTE: Shipped by motor freight. Charges to be determined when order is placed.


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Hadley Chamois Crib Fitted Sheet
- Overview
Bright-eyed owls bring warmth and whimsy to the nursery on these supersoft chamois sheets. The cozy texture combined with the fun allover print gives babies a comfortable place to nap and dream.
- Pure organic cotton and polyester chamois.
- Pure cotton batting.
- Expertly quilted by hand.
- Heathered cotton ground.
- Detailed with polyester sherpa, cotton velveteen and knit appliqués.
- Quilt and sham reverse to ivory polyester chamois.
- Crib sheet is polyester chamois.
- Bumper features owl appliqués on a heathered organic cotton ground and reverses to ivory polyester chamois; polyester batting.
- Pleated crib skirt is pure cotton voile with three tiers of airy ruffles.
- Quilted sham has an envelope closure; insert sold separately.
- Nursery Bumper Bedding Set includes fitted crib sheet, bumper and crib skirt.
- Nursery Quilt Bedding Set includes fitted crib sheet, toddler quilt and crib skirt.
- Machine wash.
- Imported.
- Dimensions & Care
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- Made of 100% organic cotton and polyester sherpa.
- Pottery Barn fitted crib sheets have elastic around the top and bottom only rather than around the entire edge, a feature that makes our sheets safer for your baby.
- Four-sided skirt fits around the entire crib and is tailored with split corners for easy placement around posts.
- Sham has a quilted front and an envelope closure. Insert sold separately; down blend or synthetic.
Toddler Quilt
- 36 x 50"
Small Sham
- 12 x 16"
Fitted Crib Sheet
- 26 x 53"; fits mattresses up to 8" deep
Crib Skirt
- 28 x 52"; 18" drop
- 10 x 160"
- Machine wash in warm water; gentle cycle.
- Use only nonchlorine bleach, if needed.
- Tumble dry on low heat; remove promptly.
- Warm iron as needed.
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As seen on the National Geographic Channel.
Price: $19.95
AirplaneCommercial airplanes are commonly used by travelers across the world, but how do these fantastically complicated machines work? Eric Stromer does the unthinkable, cutting into a Boeing 727 passenger jet for a never-before-seen look at airplanes, from the inside out. He dissects various parts of the plane to learn more about how the systems work together to make air travel safe and reliable. Stromer splits open everything including a tire, a cockpit door, a black box, a passenger window, and seats. To examine some of the more unusual aspects of air travel, such as the effects of "bird strikes" into the cockpit, National Geographic uses CGI and a variety of field tests to provide a new look at an airplanecut in half.
Fire TruckWe see fire trucks every day, but how do they work and what's inside? Host Eric Stromer and his team create a giant band saw using a motorcycle and 100 feet of diamond-studded cable in an attempt to cut a retired fire truck in half, lengthwise. The systems on the 1987 Ford Grumman truck include a 50-ft hydraulic ladder, a 600-gallon water tank, and a powerful water pump. Using CGI and practical field tests, witness these systems in action and get an education on how they work in a unique look at the fire truckfrom the inside out.
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For the first time ever, National Geographic presents its programming in DVD-R format. Available exclusively through this site, you can now own more of our award-winning specials and documentaries in a high-quality DVD format.
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Customers who purchase programs in the NG DVD Exclusives Library will receive a non-interactive, play only disc. There is no chaptering information on these DVDs, but there are chapter marks approximately every five minutes, which make it easy to fast forward through a program. The DVD-R format provides the digital video and audio quality you expect from all of our DVDs.
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Nothing says holidays like traditional red plaid, and nothing welcomes a new year like sparkle. Put the two together and there's a combo that's all geared up to party.
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2005 - All-Big 12 Second Team ... veteran starter along the line ... been in the starting lineup since freshman season ... strongest member of the team with a bench press of 550 ... leader on the field and in the lockerroom ... one of the best pass protectors and run blockers in recent memory at Tech ... aided in Taurean Henderson being one of the league's top running backs ... instrumental in success of offensive performance this season ... the unit leads the country in passing for the fourth-straight season and is among the top five scoring offenses in the country ... Tech also has produced the most rushing scores (25) since the 1996 season and has logged over 100 yards rushing per game for the second time under Leach.
Spring 2005 - Benched 550 at the annual "Night of Champions" ... set the program's bench record a year ago and established the mark again.
2004 - Offensive guard who appeared in all 12 games and has started since his true freshman season in 2003 ... helped anchor an offensive line that has protected first-year starting quarterback Sonny Cumbie, who led the country in passing and total offense ... Ramirez's size and strength are his greatest attributes ... physical, intimidating presence who also is one of the line's best blockers ... running backs Taurean Henderson and Johnnie Mack excelled on the ground as the duo has combined for 21 of the team's 23 rushing scores.
Spring 2004 - Benched a team-record 525 pounds at the "Night of Champions" ... tremendous strength and explosive off of the line ... solid pass blocker ... impressive work ethic is best attribute ... potential to be one of the top linemen in school history.
2003 - Integral component of nation's top-ranked pass offense ... number of sacks allowed by the offensive line dropped from 46 in 2002 to 25 in 2003 ... started 10 games ... allowed only 1.5 sacks throughout the season ... holds the school record for bench press at 525 pounds ... Navy - solid in the trenches, helping pave the way for Tech's bowl season-best 497 passing yards ... Oklahoma - another stellar performance from the offensive line against the nation's top defensive unit ... O-line didn't allow a sack in the game, after OU entered the affair with 39 sacks on the season ... Texas - offensive line turned in outstanding performance, allowing only one sack, while helping the offense roll up 527 yards of total offense on the nation's 16th-ranked defensive unit ... Tech also passed for 365 yards against UT's fifth-ranked pass defense ... Baylor - Tech offense rolled up 716 yards of total offense, second-best single-game performance in school history ... Colorado - Red Raiders overcame six turnovers en route to win over Colorado ... line yielded only one sack in 51 pass attempts ... Missouri - Tech quarterbacks threw for 437 yards and four touchdowns ... line allowed only one sack in 73 pass attempts ... Oklahoma State - paved way for Henderson's second-straight 100-yard game ... also locked down OSU defensive line, enabling Tech to roll up 552 passing yards and 49 points ... Iowa State - key cog for RB Taurean Henderson's first 100-yard rushing game of the season ... Tech rushed for Leach era-best 240 yards ... 535-yard passing day for Tech offense ... Texas A&M - Red Raiders pass for 605 yards and score 59 against Aggies; most points allowed in A&M school history at that point ... part of offensive line that allowed only one sack in 59 pass attempts ... Mississippi - came off the bench to provide Symons solid protection in 661-yard passing performance ... Red Raiders register 713 yards of total offense on the road ... N.C. State - Tech rolls up 681 yards of total offense, including 586 through the air ... New Mexico - solid performance in the trenches in B.J. Symons' first 400-yard passing game ... SMU - first-career start.
2002 - Redshirt season.
High School - Willowridge High School in Houston, Texas ... rated as the No. 95 prospect in the state by Superprep recruiting magazine ... Lubbock Avalanche-Journal Top 100 ... First-Team All-District 20-5A selection ... sixth-best center in country (Rivals100.com) ... Fort Worth Star-Telegram Top 100 ... also First-Team All-District last two seasons ... recruited by Kansas State, Houston, UTEP and Iowa State ... High School Coach: David Scurlock.
Personal - Manuel Ramirez ... born February 19, 1983, in Houston, Texas ... son of Rosalinda and Manuel Ramirez ... has two siblings, Angel and Rosalinda ... majoring in exercise sport science.


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Good For You Records Label Launch Event
w/ Sunny Daze, Grand Puba, The Artifacts, Barbara Tucker & more
Wednesday, February 1st
Tammany Hall
152 Orchard Street
(btw Rivington & Stanton)
New York, NY
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Yes, this has changed with the spelling reform: according to canoo, it was laufenden before and Laufenden after the reform. Quite generally, capitalization has been simplified with the spelling reform – as a rule of thumb, you use a capital letter whenever the word is nominalized. Here the article dem shows us that it is auf dem Laufenden.
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It must be "auf dem Laufenden", according to this Duden rule.
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APWA Products
Remote-control traffic sign
In addition to offering dynamic Web control and having a GPS unit for asset tracking and monitoring, the Advantage Series 4260, 4280, and 42100 portable message boards come with two years of cellular service so users can change text and graphics and turn the unit on and off from their cell phones. Like the rest of the company's product line, the battery-powered LED signs have solar recharge capability and comply with National Transportation Communications for ITS Protocol. American Signal Co. Booth 2047. www.amsig.com.
Siphon-like stormwater filter
A patented wrapped-spiral design that facilitates 30-gpm flow over its entire 43-sq.-ft. surface area sucks pollutants from water, then deposits them up to 300 lbs. of sediment/cartridge on the vault floor for removal. The BayFilter's silica-sand filter doesn-t leach nitrogen or other nutrients, and its modular design makes it suitable for manholes. Installing a BaySeparator PT upstream to remove large pollutant loads before they reach the BayFilter extends maintenance cycles. BaySaver Technologies Inc. Booth 838. www.baysaver.com.
Tree-friendly stormwater management
Capable of supporting traffic loads to AASHTO H-20 standards, the subsurface Silva Cell gives the roots of large trees unlimited access to uncompacted soil. Its modular design allows the system to be sized according to the volume of water generated by surrounding impermeable surfaces such as parking lots; for example, 1,200 cu. ft. of the cells can be designed for 0% runoff from a 3,000-sq.-ft. Type II rain event. Each Silva Cell holds 10 cu. ft. of soil. Deep Root Partners LP. Booth 2301. www.deeproot.com.
Multiplatform spreader control
Designed for medium- to heavy-duty snowplow trucks, the latest offering from this supplier of mobile hydraulic systems, components, and electronic controls integrates CAN (controller area network) bus technology with decision-management software to collect and present chassis data and allow operators to respond to changes in weather and other variables using a six-function joystick. A 7-in. high-resolution LCD screen displays color-coded menus for intuitive program navigation. The control valve module meets IP68 environmental standards and is preinstalled on the valve assembly. Force America Inc. Booth 821. www.forceamerica.com.
Modular railroad crossings
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Founded in 1993, the Interlocking Concrete Pavement Institute provides hydrological and structural design software and other resources for installers and specifiers of segmental concrete pavement systems, including its Permeable Interlocking Concrete Pavements manual. Interlocking Concrete Pavement Institute. Booth 1849. www.icpi.org.
Video pipe inspection systems
This Canadian company's products are built on the concept of modular design; clients choose a camera, crawler, and controllers to which manipulators, sensors, and sonars can be added to create off-the-shelf yet 'customized' solutions. The Versatrax 150's 88-pound chassis and 5.5-pound camera is configurable for 6-inch-diameter and larger pipe. Can be operated at temperatures ranging from 32 to 122?? F and to a depth of 100 ft. Inuktun Services Ltd. Booth 647. www.inuktun.com.
Energy-efficient portable air compressor
The M57 Mobilair's forklift slots and single-point lifting bail facilitate mounting on service vehicles. Delivers 210 cfm at 100 psig; 28-gal. fuel tank provides 10 hours of operation; four-cylinder diesel meets Tier 3 EPA emissions standards. The unit's proprietary Sigma Profile airend produces more air with less horsepower. Kaeser Compressors Inc. Booth 749. www.kaeser.com/mobilair.
Year-round asphalt stockpiler
With the flip of a switch, the KM4000 moves from saving up to 2 tons of leftover or unused hot mixes to storing cold patch at 80 to 90?? F. Designed to slide into any standard-size heavy-duty pickup, the unit weighs 820 lbs. empty. KM International. Booth 1148. www.kminfrared.com.
Open-hole safeguard
Available in round, rectangular, and square designs to fit most manholes and storm drains, the durable plastic Manhole Guard can be fitted with a guide that protects hoses from fraying or a PVC or aluminum bypass. Custom sizes and colors available. Southern Sewer Equipment Sales. Booth 845. www.manholeguard.com.
GIS consulting firm
Specialists in GIS development including RTK data collection as well as paper and digital data conversion, such as for infrastructure inventories and mapping. Mid-West GIS Inc. Booth 2538. www.mid-westgis.com.
On-the-road workspace
Each Auto Exec model is ergonomically designed based on how people work out of their cars. Requiring no assembly, the desk is secured by a seatbelt. A built-in 400 W power inverter provides AC power. Mobile Office Inc. Booth 648. www.gooffice.com.
Vehicle organizer
Store your specs and drawings and lock away your laptop with the Ultimate Field Office. Designed to fit most full-size pickups, options include a power inverter with easy-access sockets, a printer/copier/scanner on a lift, rechargeable flashlight, first aid kit, and a 49-in.-long drawer. mobileDUZ LLLP. Booth 2401. www.mobileduz.com.
Mower repair lift
The adjustable Mojack fits any size lawn tractor or riding mower, including zero-turning-radius models. Choose from one of three models based on the distance between the inside of one front tire and the other: If it's 20-in. to 28-in., the MJ-48 lifts up to 300 lbs. and the MJ-60 up to 400; 29-in. to 44-in. mowers fit the MJ-72. Mojack. Booth 1254. www.themojack.com.
Cement clearinghouse
In addition to educational programming and research by nationally renowned Chief Economist Ed Sullivan, the Portland Cement Association works to expand markets. For example, full-depth reclamation using cement, a technique Coweta County, Ga., turned to when deep-patching contracts hit $100/ton. By spending the same amount, the county got a completely reconstructed roadway with a life expectancy three times that of untreated roads than traditional repair methods. Portland Cement Association. Booth 730. www.cement.org.
Comfortable material-bagger
A Florida public waste recycler packages and sells compost using the Sandhopper, which allows workers to stand up, reducing fatigue and the possibility of back-related injuries. The 28-lb. device improves productivity so much that it pays for itself in two days of steady use. ProEarth Developments LLC. Booth 2302. www.proearthdev.com.
Night vision vehicle camera
The VLBI Series 9 infrared LED camera provides 130-degree visibility. Compatible with most major-brand control display screens and rear vision systems, the waterproof camera installs straight or at a 10-degree angle in any bumper or body surface. Other products include 5-in. and 7-in. color and 5.5-in. black-and-white or green CRT monitors. Pro-Vision Video Systems. Booth 754. www.provsnusa.com.
Public-agency peer review
A team of experts who-ve each had 15 years or more experience evaluates organizational, project, personnel, financial, and emergency-management procedures; technical practices and procedures; and public relations activities. Fees range from $5,000 to $15,000 depending on number of department employees. American Society of Civil Engineers. Booth 741. www.asce.org/peerreview.
Light gray pavement overlay is 'green-
Light gray pavement overlay is 'green-
When its 10-year warranty is factored into a lifecycle cost analysis, Endurablend saves $80,000/mile over 12 years. A blend of portland cement and three gradations of sand, the polymer composite micro-overlay system lasts five times longer-20 years-than other repair products. Place directly on top of almost any substrate and open to traffic within a few hours. RJS Inc. Booth 2507. www.rjs-endurablend.com.
Single-circuit grapples
The patented RGP rotators are sealed to keep out water and dust, and are offered with buckets and rakes. An integrated electro-hydraulic selector valve enables both grapple and rotator operation from a single hydraulic circuit, simplifying installation. They-re sized for mini-excavators and backhoe loaders. Rotobec USA Inc. Booth 1829. www.rotobec.com.
Street- and water-management tools
Not to be confused with Rubbersidewalks Inc., this manufacturer of 100%-recycled-rubber products offers just about everything else: manhole cover risers, engineered rubber curb systems, retaining walls, wheel stops, pavement ramps, traffic signs and bases, speed bumps and humps, hose and pipe ramps, and stormwater drainage systems. RubberForm Recycled Products LLC. Booth 538. www.rubberform.com.
Manhole joint sealer
Unlike other self-adhesive tapes, Infi-Shield Gator Wrap provides a continuous rubber seal on manhole, catch basin, and concrete pipe joints, eliminating infiltration of water and soil. ASTM D412 tensile strength is 50 psi and elongation is 500%. The rubber adhesive meets ASTM C923; adhesive meets ASTM C990. They cost about $35/standard manhole joint. Sealing Systems Inc. Booth 1341. www.ssisealingsystems.com.
Sectional rubber curbing
Embedded with reflective tape, the Traffic Logix SuperFlex curb attaches using three lag bolts installed in the road surface through a plastic shield. Made of virgin rubber for flexibility, each 39-in. unit weighs 13.2 lbs. It's available in black or red brick colors, and yellow or white highway tape. Traffic Logix. Booth 831. www.trafficlogix.com.
Stormwater filter installation kit
Designed for open curb inlets, EnviroSafe's cartridge basin comes with passive filters or a sediment sack, four cleats, two aluminum rails, two mounting flanges, and one flow collector assembly with hardware. In addition to trapping trash, debris, sediments, oils, grease, and soluble metals, the antimicrobial filter inhibits bacteria, virus, and mold growth. Transpo Industries Inc. Booth 839. www.transpo.com.
Asphalt emulsion
Add five to seven years of service life to streets showing early signs of aging with Reclamite, a sealant that inhibits aging by restoring the chemistry of oxidized asphalt to its original properties. The asphalt emulsion product is also recommended for new asphalt pavement. Tricor Refining LLC. Booth 2532. www.reclamite.com.
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The SP-75's air/hydraulic power system provides precise control by eliminating ram over-travel and greater speeds by accelerating the ram to the load. Its winch/cable system easily raises and lowers the six-position bolster. With a 13-1/8-in. stroke, 50-in.-wide throat, and side-to-side adjustable ram, the press accommodates a wide variety of components. Comes with 15-3/4-in. V-blocks and 2-in.-diameter push adapters. Gray Manufacturing Co. Inc. Booth 2143. www.grayusa.com.
Online flagger training
Students who complete this self-paced four-hour course, which incorporates state-specific rules and regulations into the American Traffic Safety Services Association's basic curriculum, receive an ATSSA flagger registration card and are ready for duty. The course costs, $45/student; volume discounts are available. Online demonstrations are also offered. Professional Traffic Graphics Inc. Booth 1237. www.onlineflagger.com.
With a crushing force of 1,250 lbs. and capacities ranging from 160 to 240 un-compacted gallons, the Big Belly reduces collection requirements by holding five times as much as ordinary receptacles. Heavy-gauge galvanized steel, polycarbonate shield and ABS plastic sides, as well as bolts that hold it to the ground, make units difficult to steal or vandalize. Operated by a rechargeable 12 V battery, the fully automated machine senses trash level, fullness, and machine status. Maintenance includes annual chain lubrication and battery replacement every four to five years. Free savings analysis available. BigBelly Solar. Booth 1443. www.bigbellysolar.com.
MP Series lift capacities range from 9 to 160 tons. Available in sets of 2, 4, 6, and 8 columns, each column can be programmed to operate one, pairs, or all columns. Safety features include pressure-compensated flow-control valves, velocity fuse valving, and all-position mechanical safety locks that engage every 3 in. Adjustable lifting forks and retractable front casters standard; ALI/TL-certified. Mohawk Resources Ltd. Booth 321. www.mohawklifts.com.
This manufacturer of heavy-duty onboard air compressors and throttle controls introduces an under-the-hood air compressor system for the 2008 GM 6.6L Duramax V8 that delivers up to 70 cfm and 175 psi. The rotary-screw compressor has a 100% duty cycle and weighs 150 lbs. Vehicle Mounted Air Compressors. Booth 1041. www.vmac.ca.
If sewer crews can use a jetter or vacuum truck, they can restore flows with minimal expense, training, and exposure to injury. EPA-registered for use in all 50 states, the patented RootX foaming root-control formula incorporates an aquatic herbicide that contains no diquat bromide, copper sulfate, or metam sodium. RootX Root Control Corp. Booth 1823. www.rootx.com.
The Modular Wetlands System combines conventional wastewater screening, separation, and filtration with bioretention in a precast concrete structure that simulates a wetland. In addition to nutrients and bacteria, the system treats fine suspended solids, oil and grease, sediments, heavy metals, and particulate and dissolved metals. Bio Clean Environmental Services Inc. Booth 1746. www.modularwetlands.com.
This national source of pneumatic controls, hydraulic systems, cranes, and hoists adds the full line of MaxiLift cranes, outriggers, and pads to its product line, which also includes Cobra, MaxiStab, and Ant cranes; Little Tipster dump bodies; and Dickey-john electronics for ice-control applications. Del Hydraulics Inc. Booth 736. www.delhydraulics.com.
With finials that enhance its turn-of-the-century feel, the 16½-in. x 32-in. Model LAE LED provides 90 W of illumination housed in a clear or opal textured polycarbonate lens. Whether wall- or pole-mounted in single, dual, triple, or quadruple clusters, the fixtures can be combined with a wide range of arms, poles, and bases to complement its historic styling. It's also available with metal halide or high-pressure sodium lamps, and UL-listed for wet locations. U.S. Architectural & Sun Valley Lighting. Booth 840. www.usaltg.com.
With this cart-cleaning service, a hybrid washing truck follows waste vehicles, picking up empty garbage cans with a robotic arm and turning them upside down inside a chamber where they're "blasted" clean with EPA-approved biodegradable fluids. Wash water never hits the street. Services 600 households per day; contracted citywide. Blast-N-Clean. Booth 1937. www.blastnclean.com.
With a flow capacity of 1,450 gpm and a shutoff head of 130 ft., the 4JSCM handles up to 3-in.-diameter solids. The dry-priming pump is available with a sound-attenuating canopy. Thompson Pump & Manufacturing Co. Inc. Booth 2533. www.thompsonpump.com.
Manage the speed and direction of dispersion with wireless controls. The Monsoon's gyratory atomizing nozzle pulverizes water or other fluid into 50- to 200-micron droplets that attach to airborne pollutants. Available with gasoline or diesel engines, the unit can be mounted on a trailer or a skid. A hydraulic motor-driven skid-steer loader version also is available. Buffalo Turbine. Booth 1800. www.buffaloturbine.com.
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Men's Golf Saves Best Round for Last at Brickyard Collegiate
The Princeton men's golf team posted its best round in its last round Sunday at the Brickyard Collegiate Championship in Macon, Ga., finishing 12th overall.
Princeton cut 15 shots off its Friday total in Saturday's second round and took four more off its Saturday total in Sunday's final round. The Tigers were one of only two teams in the 14-team field to post lower rounds each day than the last.
Mercer won its home tournament by two shots over Georgia Tech, which was ranked No. 4 in the Golf World/Nike Golf preseason poll.
Greg Jarmas finished as the top Tiger at 2-over, tying for 28th overall. Mercer's Emmanuel Kountakis and Hans Reimers and Georgia Tech's Seth Reeves all finished 54 holes atop the individual leaderboard at 9-under.
Complete results via Golfstat can be found here.
The Tigers will return to competition at the Temple Invitational Oct. 12-13.
12. Princeton 310-295-291--896 (+32)
T28. Greg Jarmas 77-68-73--218 (+2)
T47. Quinn Prchal 76-77-70--223 (+7)
T49. Alex Dombrowski 78-74-72--224 (+8)
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That's right folks, I'm using a Burris Tactical Scope (3X9 Target Turrets) and I bottom out at 500 yards (+ - 12 clicks).
What to do...
Well, I took a DSA (heavy duty) top cover/scope mount and machined approximatley 7" off the Picatiny slots from the cover. Then I mounted a 20 MOA Tikka scope mount ( it's has a flat bottom surface) to the DSA top cover and guess what?
Yep, I got all the extra elevation I need to hit the 600 yard target and beyond.
Although I have only shot 500 yards with this new setup, I still have plenty of elevation (and I mean plenty) to do damage @ 600 yards plus.
This was a real easy fix to the problem. The DSA top cover and 20 MOA scope mount have been bead blasted and is awaiting painting with Gun Kote Flat Black.
Once painted, I'll try to remember to post pictures of the completed project so everyone can see what it looks like.
And yes, I'm pumped to get everything done and do some mid-range (600yard) shooting.
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Adventure time is pretty good.
I watch random episodes on youtube between classes if I'm bored. I still don't know why the rainicorns speak Korean.
I aslo can't tell if AT is a kids show or a parody of a kids show. It seems like both in a way.
It's the embodiment of Nostalgia. It's reminiscent of our kids shows from when we were little but it also deals with themes we deal with now. In the same way it also caters to todays children and will in turn be a nostalgic essence in their future. Saving princesses, going on adventures, fighting evil, having fun and just chilling out are the cornerstones of any child's imagination and play time and seeing a show that embodies all of that is something rare.
never really watched a lot of it but it does seem like one of the better tv shows for kids on now a days. But like MLP those stupid pictures he posts every gets very annoying
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i just watched the youtube one where jake invited the... the... unicorn things over to meet him.
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Speaking of nostalgia, apparently they are bringing back Beavis and Butthead.
from the 80's... to now. beavis and butthead are soo old... wow...
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i still don't know... meh, i suppose. i think i'm not into cartoons that much... well, i really like animaniacs.
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Princeton, Yale Meet In Ivy Tournament Final At 11 A.M. Sunday
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In the cluttered, confused world of pending at-large bids, there will be more than one team sweating out the selection show - and being disappointed when it's over.
The winner of the Ivy League tournament final between Princeton and Yale will not be one of those teams. The loser will be right on the bubble.
And those are the stakes as the teams meet for the second straight year in the league tournament championship game.
Win, get the Ivy League's automatic bid, travel home and enjoy the selection show.
Lose, and start sweating.
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This will be the second-straight year that Princeton and Yale meet in the Ivy final. Last year, both made the NCAA tournament.
The winner of the Princeton-Yale game will be the first team to win two Ivy League tournaments in the four-year history of the event.
This marks the first time that the host team is not in the final, and the host team has now won the championship only once in four years.
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There have been 11 Ivy League tournament games in the events four year history.
The team that won the regular season matchup between the teams has won six times in the rematch of the Ivy tournament. The team that lost the regular season matchup has won five times in the tournament.
Yale defeated Penn in the regular season and in the tournament semifinal. Princeton lost to Cornell in the regular season and won in the tournament.
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Princeton defeated Yale 10-9 on March 22 on Sherrerd Field at Class of 1952 Stadium. The game was tied 4-4 at halftime and 6-6 late in the third quarter before Princeton built a 10-7 lead in the fourth quarter. Yale scored twice in two minutes to make it 10-9 with 5:18 left.
Yale had three shots after that, and the final chance for the Bulldogs ended when Mark Strabo caused a turnover with 1:11 to go. Princeton then ran out the clock.
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Princeton won 13 of 23 face-offs against Yale in the first meeting this year, including a 13 for 22 performance from Justin Murphy.
Yale had dominated Princeton in face-offs for the prior 10 meetings between the schools. During those 10 games, there had been 201 face-offs, of which Yale has won 132, for a percentage of .657.
Dylan Levings won 24 of 40 (.600) against Princeton last year.
On the other hand, Princeton defeated Cornell Friday night despite winning 9 of 30 face-offs. In fact, Princeton has defeated Johns Hopkins while winning 7 of 22 and Villanova while winning 12 of 29 and lost to Penn while winning 15 of 23.
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Princeton defeated Yale 10-9 in five overtimes in the longest game both teams have ever played.
Yale then came back and sprinted past Princeton 15-7 in the Ivy League final, played on Princeton's home field.
The Bulldogs got off to a 4-0 lead and then put the game away with a commanding 9-2 run from the second through fourth quarters.
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When Princeton defeated Cornell 14-13 in overtime Friday night in the Ivy League semifinals, it marked the first time that the No. 4 seed has defeated the No. 1 seed.
Kip Orban won the game with his goal with 1:19 left in the overtime, after the teams had turned it over three times.
Neither team ever led by more than one two. It was 6-6 at the half, 7-7 at the end of the third and 13-13 at the end of the fourth.
There were 11 ties in the game. There were eight goals scored in a 4:45 span of the fourth quarter, including six goals in 2:16.
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Princeton scored six goals on seven shots in the fourth quarter against Cornell and seven goals on nine shots in the fourth quarter and overtime.
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Mike MacDonald set an Ivy League tournament single-game record with nine points - seven goals, two assists - in the semifinal win over Cornell.
MacDonald assisted on the game-winner by Kip Orban in overtime for his ninth point, which set the record. His seven goals were one off the record of Yale's Deron Dempster, set against Cornell in the Ivy semifinals last year.
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Mike MacDonald had four goals in the fourth quarter against Cornell.
Only two other current Princeton players - Tom Schreiber and Jeff Froccaro - have had four goals in any game in their career.
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Mike MacDonald's seven goals against Cornell were the most by a Princeton player in 10 years and two weeks.
The last Princeton player with seven was Jason Doneger, who did so on April 19, 2003, also against Cornell at Schoellkopf Field.
The last Princeton player with more than seven was B.J. Prager, who had eight against Hobart in 2001.
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Mike MacDonald now has 42 goals for the season and 64 goals for his career.
The 42 goals are tied with Bill Chaires in 1973 as the sixth-best single-season total in program history and the most since Chris Massey scored 45 in the 1997 season.
As for the 64 goals, those would be the third-best ever by a Princeton player as a sophomore, behind only Jesse Hubbard (86) and Massey (67), who rank 1-2 all-time at Princeton with 163 goals and 146 goals.
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Mike MacDonald had seven goals on eight shots against Cornell.
MacDonald has 15 goals on 24 shots in his last three games.
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Tom Schreiber has 26 goals and 30 assists this season. He is the first Princeton player to reach 30 assists in a season since Ryan Boyle had 44 in 2004.
Schreiber needs four goals to become the second player in program history with at least 30 goals and 30 assists in the same season, something only Dave Tickner (34G, 32A in 1976) has ever done.
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Tom Schreiber has 74 career goals and 71 career assists and is the first midfielder in program history with at least 70 of his both for his career.
The only other players with at least 70 goals and 70 assists are attackmen Kevin Lowe, Jon Hess, Ryan Boyle and Dave Heubeck.
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Tom Schreiber has at least three points in every game this year and in 15 straight games dating to last year.
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Tom Schreiber's 145 career points are the 15th-most in program history. Up next are Don Hahn (146), Bo Willis (147) and Sean Hartofilis (148).
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Jeff Froccaro is tied with Mark Kovler for 16th all-time at Princeton with 84 goals. He needs six to tie Jack McBride for 15th.
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Eric Sanschagrin gave up 23 goals while making 14 saves in his first six quarters against Cornell. He then made 10 saves while allowing seven goals in the third and fourth quarters in the semifinal.
Sanschagrin made two saves in the first half against Cornell Friday night and then made five each in the third and fourth quarters, including three against Rob Pannell and point-blank stops against Steve Mock and Thomas Keith.
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Jake Froccaro, the 2013 Ivy League Rookie of the Year, has 23 goals and 10 assists. He and Peter Trombino (in 2004) are the only Princeton freshmen ever with at least 20 goals and 10 assists.
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Kip Orban has three straight games of tying his career highs with three goals and four points.
Orban's 26 goals make him the third Princeton middie in the last 25 years to reach at least 26 goals as a sophomore, along with Josh Sims and Tom Schreiber, who had 32 each as sophomores.
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Princeton had six players earn All-Ivy League honors.
Tom Schreiber was a unanimous selection, and he has now been first-team All-Ivy League each of his first three seasons. Only three players in league history have ever been four-time first-team All-Ivy League selections: Cornell's Max Siebald, Princeton's Chad Wiedmaier and now Cornell's Rob Pannell.
Schreiber is Princeton's 12th three-time first-team All-Ivy League selection.
Mike MacDonald was also a first-team pick.
Attackman Jeff Froccaro, defenseman Derick Raabe and midfielder Kip Orban were second-team selections. Jake Froccaro was the Ivy League Rookie of the Year and an honorable mention All-Ivy selection.
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March 20 Public Record
Published: Wednesday, March 20, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
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The following people were arrested on felony charges by law enforcement agencies in Davidson County, and, unless noted otherwise, were either placed in the Davidson County Detention Center or released from custody and are scheduled to appear in Lexington District Court on the date given:
• Melody Denise Nick, 23, of 812 Fisher Ferry St., Thomasville, was charged with felony second-degree burglary and felony larceny, $20,000 secured bond, April 3, Thomasville.
• Joseph Andrew Green, 32, of 964 Loflin Hill Road, Lot 54, Trinity, was charged with felony larceny defeat anti-theft device, possession of marijuana up to one-half ounce, possession of drug paraphernalia and injury to personal property, $1,000 secured bond, April 24, Thomasville.
The following larcenies more than $1,000 were reported to the Davidson County Sheriff's Office and the Lexington Police Department:
• A toolbox and quarter counter valued at $1,200 were reported stolen from a parking lot in the 6000 block of N.C. Highway 8 between 4:45 p.m. Friday and 9:28 a.m. Monday.
• A grass trimmer, chain saw, 10 fishing rods, two barbecue grills, fan, toolbox, riding lawn mower and bicycle parts valued at $1,830 were reported stolen from a parking lot on Denton Road near Thomasville between March 13 and 3:46 p.m. Monday.
• A laptop valued at $1,000 was reported stolen from a home on North Railroad Street between 4:15 and 7:10 p.m. Monday.
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Kampa Carnival Awning - 900 (Size 11)
The Kampa Carnival 900 (size 11) is an exceptional awning offering truly remarkable value.The canvas is made from strong, durable 300D Oxford polyester that is lighter weight than old fashioned awning materials, making it easier to handle and set up.
The roof is made from a single piece of material, with no seams, to maximise weather proofing and has an attractive dappled printed interior surface. A strong washable base panel will keep your awning looking good and the attractive colour scheme will complement any caravan.
A strong galvanised steel frame with Easy Lock adjusting clamps comes as standard with an aluminium frame available as an option.
There is no permanent attachment to the caravan, the roof rafters are supported by easy to use bracket pads that attach to beading on the awning and simply rest against the caravan. The Carnival is a five piece awning, each of the side panels and both the front panels can be zipped out, again aiding set up.
A tall annexe is available that can be zipped into either side of the awning and then the side panel can be zipped back in place to hide the contents of the annexe – another thoughtful feature.
The Carnival is very generously sized with a full 250 cm depth, more than enough for the largest family. The Carnival has large panoramic windows and the windows in the side panels also feature full size mosquito mesh panels for excellent ventilation.
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Martha Thomas
Published: Sunday, September 29, 2013 at 6:48 p.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, September 29, 2013 at 6:48 p.m.
Martha Louise Thomas, 85, of Lexington, died Saturday, Sept. 28, 2013, at Hinkle Hospice House.
A funeral will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at First United Methodist Church, where she was a member by the Rev. Kelly Groce and Dr. Lee Zehmer. Burial will be in Lexington City Cemetery.
The family will receive friends following the service in the fellowship hall.
Martha was born April 20, 1928, to Dennie B. and Ruth Radford Launius. She delivered Meals On Wheels; was a retired employee of Davidson County Department of Social Services; on the Advisory Board of Stoner-Thomas School and was on the committee to build the UMAR home for special needs women. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband Bernard H. Thomas in 1993; and brother John Launius.
Martha is survived by her daughters, Margaret King of Lexington, Sally Michaelson (Steve Tambornini) of Murfreesboro, Tenn., and Ruth Thomas of Lexington; son Radford Thomas (Gina) of Lenoir; four grandchildren, Natalie K. Gerstenbacher, Tyler Thomas, Dennie Thomas and Jillian Michaelson; one great-grandchild, Cassidy Sweet; and sister Eugenia L. Clark of Augusta, Ga.
In lieu of flowers, memorials should be directed to UMAR, P.O. Box 1558, Huntersville, NC 28070; Davidson County Education Foundation, P.O. Box 444, Lexington, NC 27293; or to Hospice of Davidson County, 200 Hospice Way, Lexington, NC 27292.
Online condolences may be made at www.davidsonfuneralhome.net.
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