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EDGEWATER — You might not recognize the name Carl Steven Berghman because for all his professional career the three-time NASCAR national modified champion was listed by the name "Bugsy Stevens" or just "Bugs" for short.
"I'd say 99 percent of the people out there think I am Bugs Stevens," Berghman said Monday.
Berghman, 78, who winters here with Doris, his wife of 54 years, to escape the bite of cold in his hometown of Rehoboth, Mass., was a guest of honor Monday at the UNOH Battle At The Beach at Daytona International Speedway.
The Battle At The Beach ran a NASCAR Whelen All-American Series feature Monday and will have a NASCAR K&N Pro Series/Whelen Modified Tour doubleheader Tuesday.
Berghman said he would have jumped at the chance to compete in the Beach program during his prime.
"I would have been right in the middle of it," he said. "I raced Daytona plenty of times.
"They used to have a modified race on the big track. When Richie Evans qualified over 190 mph, we were going faster than the big cars. They took us off the high banks and made us race in the infield."
Berghman made one start in a stock car on Daytona's 2.5-mile tri-oval. In 1968 he competed in the Permatex 300 — in those days a sportsman race and now called the DRIVE4COPD 300, part of the NASCAR Nationwide Series.
Racing people from the Northeast say that at the height of his career, Berghman had more star power than the top drivers in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series.
"He overshadowed Richard Petty," television pit reporter Jack Arute said. "He was idolized by his fans. His exploits on the track were just part of their idolization. He was one of them. He owned a salvage yard. He was a common man."
Berghman said he would pull his modified down here every Speedweeks to compete at New Smyrna Speedway, home of the World Series of Asphalt Stock Car Racing.
"We had some battles over there in New Smyrna," he said. "Richie Evans and I were the best of buddies. That was real racing in those days. Today, it's all make-believe. It's follow-the-leader. If you got a lot of money and a great car, you go fast."
"We used to build our own cars when I raced. Now everything is store-bought. It's a whole different ballgame."
So how did Carl Berghman become Bugs Stevens?
"I had to do that when I was in the service," Berghman said. "I was in the Air Force and the commanding officer of the base called me in and said 'Do you want to lose a stripe or play with race cars?' They didn't want me racing.
"So I changed my name and won at Pan American Speedway in San Antonio the next week. That's how I became Bugs Stevens."
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Yes! Please Darby.
I am having some particular issues these days and i can't look this issue now. Thank you.
Thanks for the update; I've reassigned to myself. :) If you find time to work on this and it hasn't been resolved yet, please feel free to reassign.
Changed nature of issue to Improvement and priority to minor, since an easy workaround is present (don't present keys that are illegal according to the manual).
This issue should have been fixed for the 1.5 release.
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I will be honest....this game worries me. BYU is a very good shooting team and they have played a couple of decent teams pretty close. They lost to Notre Dame on a neutral court by only 10.
I think ISU will win, but it is going to be close.
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Depends on if ISU has an answer for Brandon Davies and can defend him without fouling out all the bigs. Davies is 6th in the nation in fouls drawn per 40 mins. I suspect Haws will be shut down by good guard defense.
Close wins are scary to me right now because of the lack of a "go to guy" and the issues with ball handling, but I'm going with ISU 76 BYU 74.
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I'm very worried. BYU is a good team.
One thing I know is that we absolutely have to have a great crowd tomorrow, so no sitting at home when the weather will be fine and nothing else is on anyway.
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Depends on if ISU has an answer for Brandon Davies and can defend him without fouling out all the bigs. Davies is 6th in the nation in fouls drawn per 40 mins. I suspect Haws will be shut down by good guard defense.
Close wins are scary to me right now because of the lack of a "go to guy" and the issues with ball handling, but I'm going with ISU 76 BYU 74.
and free throws
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I like us after two tough games, a week of practice, and home at Hilton. I think the tune on here will change quite a bit after this game as I expect us to look very good on Saturday. We've seen our weaknesses exploited and I think the week of practice with Fred will help us a ton. Not disrespecting BYU at all as they are a good team annually, but I just expect this team to come out hungry, and to play very well. I think the team starts meshing a lot better starting at Hilton on Saturday.
Not worried. Cyclones 82/Cougars 68.
I'll throw my biased opinion in here.
75-70 Cougars
Not based much on knowledge of ISU, though. Should be fun.
85-70 Clones. Nothing to see here.
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Iowa State 76, BYU 73.
It may not seem like it, but this has quality-win potential.
I see this game, like most this year coming down to guard play. We're fine up front, our guards got outplayed by both of the good teams we've played and the results speak for themselves. And hopefully theyve figured out that Clyburn isn't Royce White, sure Will can handle the ball an beat his guy off the of the dribble but he missed great assist chances against UNLV, he is better off the dribble than Royce and can pretty much get to the rim when he wants but he doesn't have Royce's ability to find guys and make the rest of his team better(or he hasn't shown it yet). The rest of the team (especially KL) seemed really out of rhytm when Will was at the point.
I predict that after the game someone will post a thread complaining about the pep band and cyclone alley, and then talk about how loud Hilton was back in the Orr days.
Blow 'em out. It's at Hilton. Take out the frustrating losses on byu and get back on track for this season.
I see a scrappy win for ISU. Lucious plays well at the point and Clyburn shows the home fans how dominant he can be. 70-77 State.
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Jaana Porra, Ph.D., M.Sc., MBA, is an Associate Professor at the department of Decision and Information Sciences in the C.T. Bauer College of Business. Prior to joining the faculty at C.T. Bauer, she served on the faculties of the University of California, Berkeley, the University of Southern California, and the University of Texas at Austin. Her research interests include: evolutionary theory, punctuated equilibrium, colonial systems, systems theory, organizational and information systems evolution, and qualitative research methods. She has published in journals such as Information Systems Research, Management Information Systems Quarterly, the Journal of the Association for the Information Systems. She is an Associate editor for the Journal of the Association for Information Systems and Information Systems and e-Business Management. Jaana Porra has 25 years of work experience in her field as a systems analyst, project manager, CEO and a strategic consultant. For three years, she served on the council of the Association for Information Systems as the elected Americas representative. She was a Melcher Faculty Fellow in 2002-2003 and the a Bauer Faculty Fellow 2003-2006. She is the recipient of the 2010-2011 University of Houston Teaching Excellence Award (Community Engagement).
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- Evolutionary theory, organizational and information system evolution, organizational and information system change, philosophy of science, qualitative research methods, information systems history, sustainable virtual communities, systems theory, characteristics and behaviors of colonial, organic and mechanistic systems
Areas of Expertise
- Information systems and organizational change, IT project management, Systems Analysis and Design
- Jaana Porra (2010). 'Group level evolution and information system: What can we learn from animal colonies in nature?" In E. Kock (Ed.). 'Evolutionary Psychology and Information Systems research: A New Approach to Studying the Effects of Modern Technologies on Human Behavior". Springer (forthcoming).
- Jaana Porra and Rudy Hirschheim (2007): 'Enid Mumford's contribution to information systems theory and theoretical thinking - Introduction to the special issue". Journal of the Association of Information Systems, 8, 9, September 2007, 463-466.
- Jaana Porra and Rudy Hirschheim (2007): 'A Lifetime of Ethical use of Computers - A Dialogue with Enid Mumford", Journal of the Association of Information Systems, 8, 9, pp. 467-479, September 2007.
- Douglas J. Steel, Jaana Porra and Michael Parks (2007): 'Ten Years of The Philosophical Foundations Mini-Track at AMCIS - Some Patterns", Proceedings of the Americas Conference on Information Systems, Keystone, Colorado, August 9-12, 2007.
- Avison, D., Bj�rn-Andersen, N., Coakes, E., Davis, G.B, Earl, M.J., Elbanna, A., Fitzgerald, G., Galliers, R.D., Hirschheim, R., Iivari, J. Klein, H.K., Land, F., de Marco, M., Pettigrew, A.M., Porra, J., Carsten Stahl, B., S�rensen, C., Wood, B. and T. Wood-Harper (2006). 'Enid Mumford: A Tribute", Information Systems Journal, October 2006, 16, 4, 317-342.
- Goel L. and Porra, J. (2006). The Importance of Power in The Implementation Process of a Successful Knowledge Management System - A Case Study. Abstract. The Proceedings of the Decision and Information Sciences conference, San Antonio, Texas, November 2006.
- Porra, J. and M.S. Parks (2006). 'Sustaining Virtual Communities: Suggestions from the Colonial Model", Information Systems and e-Business Management, 4, pp. 309-341.
- Porra, J., Hirschheim, R. and M.S. Parks (2006) 'Forty Years of Corporate Information Technology Function at Texaco Inc. - A History", Information and Organization, 16, pp. 82-107.
- Porra, J., Hirschheim, R. and M.S. Parks (2005). 'The History of Texaco's Corporate IT Function - A General Systems Theoretical Interpretation", MIS Quarterly, 29, 4 I(December, 2005) pp. 721-746.
- Ives, B., Parks, M.S., Porra, J. and L. Silva (2004). 'Phylogeny and Power in the IS Domain: A Response to Benbasat and Zmud's Call for Returning to the IT Artifact" Journal of Association for Information Systems, 5, 3, pp. 108-124.
- Hirschheim, R., Porra J. and M.S. Parks (2003) 'The Evolution of the Corporate IT Function and the Role of the CIO at Texaco - How do Perceptions of IT's Performance Get Formed?, Data Base, 34, 4(Fall), pp. 8-27.
- Porra, J. (2002).'Supporting the Information Systems Field in Latin American Countries", A progress report to the Association for Information Systems Council, Barcelona, Spain, December.
- Porra, J. (2001). 'A Dialogue with C. West Churchman," Information Systems Frontiers, 3, 1, pp. 19-27.
- Porra, J. (2000). 'Electronic Commerce Internet Strategies and Business Models - A Survey," Information Systems Frontiers, 1, 4, pp. 389-399.
- Porra J. (2000). 'When the World Was Overcome by Internet Commerce" Sonera Sound, 3 (September), 2000. p. 17. (a column in a Finnish telecommunications industry magazine in Finnish).
- Porra, J. (1999). 'Colonial Systems," Information Systems Research, 10, 1 (March), pp. 38-69.
- Porra, J. (1999). 'A Strategic Framework for Electronic Commerce: The Digital Production Cycle" (Chapter 29). In Handbook on Electronic Commerce edited by M. J. Shaw, R. Blanning, T. Strader and A. Whinston, Springer Verlag.
- Porra, J. (1999). 'Electronic Commerce on Digital Content" Proceedings of ENABLE99, An International Conference on Enabling Network-Based Learning, International Conference, Espoo, Finland, June 2-5, pp. 405-413.
- Porra, J. (1999). 'Electronic Mass Hallucination," Tietoverkko (A Finnish Magazine for information systems professionals), 2 (February), p. 10 (in Finnish).
- Segev, A., Porra, J. and R. Roldan (1999). 'Internet Security and the Case of Bank of America" Intraware Inc. Knowledge Center. (electronic reprint of Communications of the ACM article).
- Porra, J. (1999). 'Confusing Times for E-Business" Tietoviikko (A leading weekly publication for IS professionals in Finland), 11 (March), p. 2. (in Finnish).
- Segev, A., Porra, J. and M. Roldan (1998). 'Internet Security The Case of Bank of America". Communications of the ACM, Vol. 41, No. 10 (October), pp. 81-87.
- Hirschheim, R. and J. Porra (1998). 'CIO and IT functions How do Perceptions Form at the Senior Executive level". In W. Chin, T. Goles, R. Hirschheim, J. Porra and P. Todd. Managing People in the Information Technology Organization. University of Houston, College of Business Administration, Information Systems Research Center, White Paper, June.
- Segev, A., Porra, J. and M. Roldan (1997). 'Internet-based EDI strategy", Decision Support Systems, 617, 21, 3, 1997, p. 157-170.
- Segev, A., Porra, J. and M. Roldan (1997). 'Internet-Based Financial EDI: The Bank of America Pilot", EDI Forum, 10, 2, 1997, pp. 40-50.
- Segev, A., Porra, J. and M. Roldan (1997). 'Internet-Based Financial EDI: The Bank of America Pilot", The Journal of Electronic Commerce, 10,2, pp.40-4 5. (electronic journal, reprint of the EDI Forum article directly above).
- Segev, A., Porra, J. and M. Roldan (1997). 'Internet-Based Financial EDI: The Case of Bank of America and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Pilot", Journal of Internet Banking and Commerce, 2, 1 (January), (electronic journal, reprint of the Journal of Electronic Commerce article directly above, shortened).
- Segev, A., Porra, J. and M. Roldan (1997). 'Contrasting Approaches to Implementing an Evolving Technology: Internet-EDI", Proceedings of the Americas Conference on Information Systems, Indianapolis, Indiana, August 15-17, pp. 260-262.
- Courtney, J.F., Porra, J. and M. Parks, (1997). 'Incubating Foundations of Information Systems (FIS) Issues in Creating an Electronic Journal", Proceedings of the Americas Conference on Information Systems, Indianapolis, Indiana, August 15-17, pp. 396-398.
- Porra, J. (1997). 'The Pioneers of the Virtual Future" (a column). MikroPC (A leading PC enthusiasts' magazine in Finland), 11 (6.11.), p.96 (in Finnish).
- Porra, J. (1996). 'Colonial Systems, Information Colonies and Punctuated Prototyping". Jyvaskyla Studies in Computer Science, Economics and Statistics, 33, University of Jyvaskyla Press, Jyvaskyla, Finland.
- Porra, J. (1996). Critique of the book Information Systems Development and Data ModelingConceptual and Philosophical Foundations by Hirschheim, R., Klein, H., and Lyytinen, K. (Cambridge University Press, 1996): Volume I: Chapters 2,3,4 and 5 (205 pages) Volume II: Chapters 1,6,7,8, and 9 (42 pages).
- Segev, A., Porra, J. and Roldan, M. (1996). 'Financial EDI Over the Internet: Case Study II", Proceedings of the 2nd USENIX Workshop on Electronic Commerce, Claremont Resort and Conference Center, Oakland, California, November 18-21, pp. 173-190.
- Porra, J. (1996). 'Humanness as Colonial Systems" Association for Information Systems, Proceedings of the Americas Conference on Information Systems, Phoenix, Arizona, August 16-18, pp. 401-403.
- Porra, J. (1996). 'Colonizing Electronic Markets - Multimedia Production through Punctuated Prototyping". Arttu (The Journal of the University of Industrial Design and Arts in Helsinki, Finland), 3, pp. 27-29.
- Segev, A., Porra, J., and M. Roldan (1996). 'Internet-Based Financial EDI: The Case of the Bank of America and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory Pilot", The Fisher Center for Information Technology & Management, Walter A. Haas School of Business, University of California, Berkeley, CITM-WP 1018, December. http://haas.berkeley.edu/~citm/EDI-proj.html
- Porra, J. (1996). 'Electronic Software Commerce". The Fisher Center for Information Technology and Management, Walter A. Haas Schools of Business, University of California, Berkeley, CITM Briefing Paper 96-BP-003, October, 1996.
- Hartman, A. and J. Porra (1996). 'Toward A Digital Economy Through Electronic Commerce", with Amir Hartman. CITM Working Paper, The Fisher Center for Information Technology and Management, Walter A. Haas School of Business, University of California, Berkeley.
- Porra, J. (1994). 'The Exposition of the Foundations of Artificial Intelligence on the Systems Continuum The Phylogeny". 1994 Proceedings, Decision Sciences Institute, 1994 Annual Meeting, November 20-22, Honolulu Hawaii, Vol. 2, pp. 650-653.
- Porra, J. (1993). 'The Open Computer Systems Movement". EDISTY (A Finnish professional magazine), (August), pp. 40-44 (in Finnish).
- Porra, J. (1992). 'Socio Technical Information Systems Design and The Tavistock School". In K. Lyytinen, and M. Nurminen (eds.), Organization Theories and Information Systems Technology, Publications in Computer Science, University of Jyv�skyl� Publication Series TU-13, (in Finnish).
- Porra, J. and J. Helsingius (1990). 'Why Open Systems are Important to the Research Community," Proceedings of the 1990 EurOpen Autumn Conference, Nice, France, October.
- Savaspuro, T, and J. Porra (1990). 'Open Systems in Municipal Administration" Kunnallislehti (The leading Municipal Magazine in Finland), (March) (in Finnish).
- Kukko, T., Myllyla, E., Pallas, K., Porra, J., Saastamoinen, P., et al. T90-Project Publication series, Valtionvarainministerio (Finnish Ministry of Treasury) ja Valtion Tietokonekeskus (Finnish Government Computer Center) (in Finnish):
1/1988: 'Finnish Government - Office System Framework"
2/1988: 'Regulation Preparation Information Sharing Experiment"
3/1988: 'Budgeting Information Sharing"
4/1988: 'Guide to Purchasing Open Office Systems for Finnish Government Agencies"
5/1988: 'FOSIP - Telecommunications profile for the Finnish Government"
6/1988: 'Open Operating System Environment"
7/1988: 'Electronic Mail in Government Document transfer"
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Super nice job on that.. Real nice.
I got a kit from a different source some time back, spent a few hours taking pounds of cosmo off with a heat gun. Let us know what the bore looks like... last time they had these with barrels they were pretty dark unless you paid a considerable upcharge.
Barrel arrived today. Looks decent, barely any rust on it at all. look down the barrel, doesnt seem to bad, its dark and rough, but seems to have decent rifling on it. Has a ton of seemingly random number stampings on it. Only makers mark looking stamp is a star, with a "T" right under it. ill post some pics once i get it cleaned up/
Congrats on the great kit. Got mine a while back and the bore was rough. I bought a couple of locking blocks with barrel stubs (torch cut) for $15 @ RTG. Had some of the Sarco 8x63 Sweed barrels. Seems like I paid $89 for 3. I used the threaded stubs for threaded bushings and mated the Sweed barrels less chambers. Chamber reamed them to 8x57 and headspaced them. All of my bolts checked with in .002 of each other. Did this over a year ago and have not finished the profile. Had the reamers and headspace gaged on rent time and had to get them back. May not be original but are new.
As a side note, I modified the original safety button on the grip assembly to act as a blocker for the FAL trigger set. Works great. I need to take this out to the range again. It's been away from it for too long!
Mr_Posthumous, "bpr" is a German code marking so that recuperator is a German part too.
i have been thinking about building one of these. is there a tutorial on here somewhere that i missed? and i looked for ammo for this and came up short, is ammo is this cal super expensive and is it just cheaper in the long run to convert to .308?
sorry if these questions seem noobish. i dont know anyhting about 42/53's
iI would like to know too,looks like an interesting build.who makes recievers?
Prexis has receivers, Prexis: M53a4 Hybrid Receiver
Some other ways include rewelds and machining plates to construct your own.
Robertrtg.com, apex, brpguns.com are a few places that sell 42/53 stuff. rttg and brp sell the most as far as re-building one goes. coldsteelsolutions also has 42 receiver 80% i think.
You can get 8mm ammo out there. I still havent built my kit yet, got a lot of it ready to go, just waiting on re-welding stuff together. i got the original torch cut bbl bushing out, and put the new one it, right now its just tack welded in place. I cleaned up the end of the barrel shroud and the end of the receiver. got a long piece of square tubing, just need to drill some holes in it and bolt the two halves on it and do the re-weld. Still not confident enough with my welding, thats the biggest reason i haven't gone any further.
i havent touched the grip stick yet, other than taking it all apart and leaning the grease off it.
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Diabetes is a life-changing diagnosis, especially for an infant, child or adolescent. At Bon Secours Diabetes Treatment Center, we approach this diagnosis with hope and a deep-seated commitment to helping your child lead a full and active life. We partner with you, the parents, to help you completely understand the diagnosis, get your questions answered, learn about treatments and daily living and prevent any serious conditions related to diabetes.
What is Diabetes?
When your child has diabetes, it means that his or her body cannot regulate the amount of glucose (sugar) in the blood. Glucose is a type of sugar in your body that produces energy. Your liver produces glucose from the food that you eat. Your pancreas produces insulin, which helps glucose enter cells. In diabetes, the body makes too little insulin or no longer uses insulin efficiently. Sometimes both may occur. There are two primary types of diabetes that affect children:
- Type 1 diabetes is a condition in which the pancreas either produces no insulin or too little insulin. Type 1 is also known as insulin-dependent or juvenile diabetes.
- Type 2 diabetes occurs when your body does not use insulin effectively. It may be associated with producing too much insulin or not enough insulin. Type 2 diabetes may also be known as non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus (NIDDM).
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Developmental dysplasia of the hip is a congenital (present at birth) condition of the hip joint. It occurs once in every 1,000 live births. The hip joint is created as a ball and socket joint. In DDH, the hip socket may be shallow, letting the "ball" of the long leg bone, also known as the femoral head, slip in and out of the socket. The "ball" may move partially or completely out of the hip socket.
The greatest incidence of DDH occurs in first-born females with a history of a close relative with the condition.
Hip dysplasia is considered a "multifactorial trait." Multifactorial inheritance means that many factors are involved in causing a birth defect. The factors are usually both genetic and environmental.
Often, one gender (either male or female) is affected more frequently than the other in multifactorial traits. There appears to be a different "threshold of expression," which means that one gender is more likely to show the problem than the other gender. For example, hip dysplasia is more common in females than males.
One of the environmental influences thought to contribute to hip dysplasia is the baby's response to the mother's hormones during pregnancy. A tight uterus that prevents fetal movement or a breech delivery may also cause hip dysplasia. The left hip is involved more frequently than the right due to intrauterine positioning.
First-born babies are at higher risk since the uterus is small and there is limited room for the baby to move; therefore affecting the development of the hip. Other risk factors may include the following:
The following are the most common symptoms of DDH. However, each baby may experience symptoms differently. Symptoms may include:
A baby with developmental dysplasia of the hip may have a hip that is partially or completely dislocated, meaning the ball of the femur slips partially or completely out of the hip socket. The symptoms of DDH may resemble other medical conditions of the hip. Always consult your baby's physician for a diagnosis.
Developmental dysplasia of the hip is sometimes noted at birth. The pediatrician or newborn specialist screens newborn babies in the hospital for this hip problem before they go home. However, DDH may not be discovered until later evaluations. Your baby's physician makes the diagnosis of developmental dysplasia of the hip with a clinical examination. During the examination, the physician obtains a complete prenatal and birth history of the baby and asks if other family members are known to have DDH.
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Beta Gamma Sigma (BGS) was founded as a national organization in 1913 and is the Honor Society Serving Business Programs at schools accredited by the AACSB International.
Membership in this honor society is by invitation only and is very prestigious as BGS invites only the very best students in business to become members. An invitation to become a member in BGS is the highest recognition a business student anywhere in the world can receive. The society has a current membership of more than 480,000 of the brightest and best of the world's current and future business leaders. Its mission is to encourage and honor academic achievement in the study of business and professional excellence in the practice of business.
To be eligible for membership, the academic ranking of those being considered must place them in the upper 10% of the senior undergraduate class; or the upper 20% of the graduating master's class. Please note that while almost 300,000 students in the U.S. receive baccalaureate or master's degrees in business each year, less than 20,000 earn lifetime memberships in Beta Gamma Sigma. In short, we are a highly selective and prestigious honor society. If you want to get more information on BGS, please do check out the national organization's website.
After Winter quarter grades are posted, the UWB Business School will invite those select group of students who are eligible to become members. There will be a reception that we will host sometime in May at which there will be an induction ceremony. On this occasion, we plan to recognize the achievement of this outstanding group of new members along with a presentation of the Beta Gamma Sigma medallion and ribbon that these select members will be eligible to wear to graduation. Please note that this is a lifetime recognition for outstanding academic achievement and this membership will provide you with many valuable opportunities over your professional career. The expanded benefits of membership include BGS CareerCentral (job board), Alumni Chapters throughout the country and free subscriptions to business publications along with continuing scholarship and Student Leadership Forum programs.
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im seeing various reports on the web of this cat parasite that can get into the human brain.
some places in central americas are reporting 75% infections in HUMANS.
in the USA estimates are somewhere from 10% to 40%!
one of the things it does in humans is remove all fear-and cloud judgment - teenagers are prone to this effect when the parasite starts chewing on their brain. not that they had much to lose to start with--
ever wonder what is wrong with that skate boarder that keeps trying to skate-board on that guardrail? or that teenager driving 100+ and barely missing semis--WTF he is thinking??--
when i was down south-- teenagers kept trying to "surf" these high speed trains--and often ended up as just grease under the train.
at that time we just thought it was the glue they were huffing-- now i wonder if some amoba wasn't eating their brains???!
but no we don't have that problem in the USA-- or do we?
the affects on adults arn't yet solid. i suspect poor judgment , and compulsiveness are going to be the affects on adults.


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- AnonymousDecember 31, 2009 at 3:49 PM
Last night we experienced a light snowfall that gave the House of Three Moons a magical aura. It is a fairyland of sparkle and light. Tonight at 7:10PM the full moon will be at it's fullest. It is a Blue Moon and New Years Eve will not have another Full Moon for another 26 years.ReplyDelete
We wish all of our guests and friends a very Happy New Year.
- AnonymousJanuary 8, 2010 at 1:21 PM
It was truly a dogs world at the Inn during the New Year holiday! All pet guests got along well. It was truly pet friendly lodging in Santa Fe. Our other guests enjoyed ringing in the New Year with complementary, hats, whistles and champagne.ReplyDelete
Please join us this year on December 31, 2010 to ring in another year.
- AnonymousJanuary 20, 2010 at 2:32 PM
Take note skiers... as of this morning 15" of new powder has fallen on Santa Fe ski mountain, with much more on the way. The Inn is conviently located 20 minutes from the basin. With our great location near restaurants or our full kitchens you can have a relaxing visit. And better yet, Santa Fe Bliss is located right next door. Santa Fe's newest day spa, providing excellent services to help ease those tired ski muscles. Specials are given to guests of Casa de Tres Lunas.ReplyDelete
See you on the slopes!
- AnonymousJanuary 24, 2010 at 12:39 PM
My manager said glorious powder! Come and enjoy the snow.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 24, 2010 at 4:54 PM
House of Three Moons wishes to let our friends and clients know that starting this coming Sunday through March 6th it is Restaurant Week in Santa Fe. Approximately, 40 restaurants will be offering lower priced meals, cooking demos and wine & beer tastings. Many of these establishments are withing walking distance from House of Three Moons.ReplyDelete
Good Eating! The Inn Keeper
We still have rooms available for the weekend of August 21-22, The famous Indian Market weekend. Our location is just a few blocks away.ReplyDelete
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Made in Murray, Utah, of Italian fabric. 25% wool/40% acrylic/30% poly/5% other fibers. Women's sizes S (4–6), M (8–10), L (12–14), XL (16–18).
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Gorgeous, Soft, but Lightweight
By JJinPA
from PA
About Me Classic Dresser
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Comments about Women's Zuni Wool Wrap Coat:
I really like this, although any Irish knit sweater would be a lot warmer. For what it is, it's gorgeous. It is a boxy shape, but that works for me; my shoulders are much wider than my tush. Bonus: the pockets are bigger and sturdier than I expected.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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So much wanted to keep it but...
By Peeps
from LI, NY
I have been eyeing this coat for a while and decided to give it a try when it went on sale. The colors, pattern, and knit are really beautiful. It is soft to the touch and comfortable for a wool-blend material. Unfortunately, the style was not flattering on me. It looked boxy and the tie closure didn't secure the front/neck/chest area enough. I look better in a more tailored piece and this wasn't it.If you're looking for a loose fitting, very casual, drapey fit - it just might work for you.


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Denny McLain Autographed 1968 World Series Photo W/ 31-6,1968 Inscription
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We're offering this 16x20 color photo autographed by Former New England Patriots Quarterback Matt Cassel. This photo was signed by Matt during an appearance at our store.
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Park Silly wants to send summer out with a bang with their final Sunday Market this weekend. This one's not just a 'market' its a full-on fest, taking place on Historic Main Street all day long.
What you'll find: -Live, local music from Janey Lyon, Big Mirror, Matt Wink, Age of Consent, DJ Danny Boy and Legendary Porch Pounders.
-Food and Bev 'til 8:00 p.m., including a Chef Challenge between Zane Holmquist of Stein Eriksen and Matt Leonard of Montage Deer Valley, as well as a Beer Garden and a Bloody Mary Bar
-Street performers, stilt walkers, clowns, ribbon aerialists and fire belly dancers (Yeah, the circus is in town, but this is better, just sayin').
-Kids arts and crafts, bounce houses, a Sugar Buzz scavenger hunt and face painting
-Adrenaline junkies can take part in a Pure Spin gravity machine and Climbing Walls presented by SPLORE
-Street vendors
Events take place Sept. 26 from 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Bring the kids, bring your dog and bring a sweatshirt (cooler evenings, it's fall....ya'll).
A lil' photographic evidence of Park Silly 2009 to get you excited...
(photos thanks to parksillysundaymarket.com)