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... it's a helluva town -- and my husband and I are going there on our second honeymoon! My mom is staying with our son. Knock wood!
Someone tell me where all the great used bookstores are, please! And what else we shouldn't miss.
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Well, the great used book stores used to be congregated around West Fourth Street. The Strand is still there, but not much else. Bookstores, used or new, are vanishing all over the city, just as in the rest of the country.
It's painful.
But it's a great city anyway. Some of us think it's the center of the universe, but we try not to say so too often. People seem to take offense.
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Willaful--the Strand is absolutely one of the greatest bookstores in the world! It's very easy to find if you're not familiar with NYC--it's on Broadway and 12th Street, just two blocks south of Union Square. You will see a cart filled with books outside the door--in my many visits to the store (beginning when I was a teenager visiting New York and my uncle took me there one Saturday morning) that cart has always been there, although of course, on each visit there have been different titles on it!
Aside from the miles of used books on the main floor and the very extensive collection of books about New York, my favorite part of the Strand is the basement. There are half-price reviewers' copies of new books (most of them never opened) on the shelves, but they are arranged alphabetically by author. Not to worry, one of the staff will assist if you are looking for a book, but don't know the author's name.
One drawback--if you're looking for romance novels, there just aren't that many. I think the only time I found a romance novel there was right after Mary Jo Putney's
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And yes, they will ship if you show proof that you live outside a 50-mile radius of New York City. True story--the first time I went with the shipping option (I had 10 books in my shopping bag and I knew they wouldn't fit into my suitcase!), I told the clerk I wanted to ship my purchase. The clerk replied, "Yes ma'am, and which library are you shipping these to?" I immediately concluded that the guy was psychic because at the time I was a senior librarian at a public library!! When I asked him about his ESP abilities, he laughed and said that for the most part the only people who shipped were either librarians or library assistants!
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The Strand. You could spend 1/3 of your life there and never see everything they have but you can still find a Barnes and Noble here and there but unfortunately they are going the way of the great elephants. Which is stupid. You would think the city that never sleeps woule make sure that come heck or high water they woule attract 2 solid booksellers. Sad But have a great trip. That city is so magical.
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It's been a while since I went there, but the branch library across the street from the main 5th Avenue library (with its famous lions) has a small UBS on site. And the main library is well worth the visit; it's a gorgeous building with exhibit space (I've seen exhibits on early maps and Voltaire), a nice gift shop, and interesting history. See if you can get a tour or just wander by yourself.
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Okay, I was going to say The Strand, but since that's already been covered.... I would suggest trying to hit a Crumbs Bakeshop while you're there for the fantastic cupcakes.
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Thanks folks, but my trip was back in October, no real need to resurrect this thread.
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Post-Master's Degree Principal Certification
The post-master's principal certification program, a 24 semester hours certification-only program for individuals holding a master's degree, is designed to prepared aspiring individuals for challenging and productive roles as campus-level and central office-level administrators in Texas public schools through quality educational experiences that stimulate and encourage intellectual, personal, and professional growth and a strong commitment to education and those served.
Program Delivery
Coursework for the post-master's principal certification program is delivered primarily in a face-to-face format supplemented with blended or hybrid components in selected courses. EDAD 5309 Public School Laws and EDAD 5310 Special Education Law are delivered in an online format. The entire program is delivered on the main Tarleton State University campus in Stephenville, in Fort Worth, in Waco, and at Tarleton-Central Texas in Killeen. During the fall and spring semesters, coursework is offered on Monday through Thursday evenings and on Saturdays. Evening classes generally meet for three hours and Saturday classes meet seven times a semester for six hours per day. During the summer sessions, classes are offered in an evening format with five-week classes meeting two evenings a week. Friday or Saturday classes in the summer 10-week session meet seven times. A limited number of day classes (Monday through Thursday) are offered in Stephenville and Killeen during the summer sessions.
Admission to a Professional Teacher Certificate Program:
Professional teacher certificate programs, including the principal certification program, are open only to graduate students. Admission to a professional teacher certificate program is granted upon the recommendation of the head of the department in which the program is offered and the submission of a certificate plan approved by the University Teacher Certification Officer.
Students who are not seeking a master's degree are not required to submit scores on the GRE or the GMAT. However, official transcript(s) that indicate the conferral of the highest degree and good standing at the last college attended are required.
Admission to the Post-Master's Principal Certification Program
Students will submit a formal program application to the Coordinator of the M.Ed./Principal Certification Programs prior to completing EDAD 5300. This application serves as a basis for advising the student with regard to general graduate and certificate requirements. The application requires that students submit three (3) letters of reference, one of which must be from a current school district administrator.
Certification Program Advisor
Each student in the post-master's principal certification program will be assigned an advisor. Advisors are assigned alphabetically based upon the student's last name. Students may check with the Administrative Assistant in the Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies to identify their advisors (254.968.1947 or email@example.com).
Typical Curriculum for Post-Master's Principal Certification Program
Education Administration Core Courses (required for certification)—21 semester hours:
- EDAD 5300 Foundations of Educational Administration
- EDAD 5309 Legal Issues in School Leadership
- EDAD 5316 Instructional Leadership
- EDAD 5339 Leadership Processes of Educational Leadership
- EDAD 5360 Educational Leadership Applications
- EDAD 5399 Internship for the Principalship (required for certification not the degree)
Additional Courses (6 semester hours):
Additional coursework - 6 semester hours with the consent of the advisor taken from:
- EDAD 5301 Research in Educational Leadership
- EDAD 5307 Leadership of Programs and Procedures in Supervision
- EDAD 5342 Leadership of Campus Resources
- EDAD 5345 Leadership of Curriculum Systems
- EDAD 5355 Leadership of Diverse Learning Communities
*No courses in the EDAD core courses sequence can be older than six (6) years at the time of application for the Principal TExES certification examination. The same also applies for transfer work.
**Note: No more than one (1) EDAD core courses may remain to be taken by the student prior to enrolling and participating in EDAD 5399 Internship for the Principalship. If a student has one remaining core course to take, the student may request permission of the Department Head to enroll in the remaining core course concurrently with EDAD 5399.
Transfer Work
No more than three (3) semester hours (one course) can be transferred from another post secondary institution for substitution in the EDAD core courses sequence. Students seeking course transfer credit into the core courses sequence must submit all of the following to the academic advisor for review:
- an original transcript indicating the course number, name, credit hours and grade as well as a copy of the course descriptive narrative from the appropriate postsecondary institution catalog; and
- a copy of the course syllabus and multiple examples of student work from the course.
If the requested transfer course is approved, the student must also provide the same information to the Tarleton State University College of Graduate Studies.
Internship for the Principalship
Because the internship course work cannot be applied to the Master of Education degree, students pursuing the Principal's Certificate normally complete their master's degree requirements before doing their internships. The student must enroll each semester until the internship is satisfactorily completed. Application for admission to the principal internship must be submitted to the Coordinator of the M.Ed./Principal Certification Programs no later than June 15 preceding the fall of enrollment for the internship and October 15 preceding the spring internship. Students must complete the educational administration core or be enrolled in the last of five core courses prior to enrolling in the internship. The internship course typically is a one-semester course; however, this course may be repeated so that the student can satisfactorily complete internship requirements. No more than three (3) semester hours of internship course work can be used to satisfy certification plan requirements.
Recommendation for Certification
Recommendation for certification by Tarleton State University and the Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies will be forwarded to the State Board for Educator Certification only after the student has successfully completed:
- the designated course of study including the internship and professional development requirements,
- documentation of two years of creditable teaching experience as a classroom teacher (TAC § 241.25), and
- successful performance on the Principal Texas Examination of Educator Standards (TExES).
Students will be allowed to register for the TExES during the last semester of the course of study and just prior to completing the professional development requirements Students who fail to register and take the TExES within 24 months after the date of completing the requirements listed must request permission from the Department Head prior to registering for the TExES. The Department Head may require additional study to ensure that the student is current in the knowledge and skills delineated in the Standards for the Principal Certificate. The additional study may include, but is not limited to, additional coursework.
Students who fail to satisfactorily complete the TExES must receive permission from the Department Head prior to registering for a subsequent attempt on the TExES. The Department Head may require additional study to ensure that the student is current in the knowledge and skills in delineated in the Standards for the Principal Certificate. The additional study may include, but is not limited to, additional coursework.
Students should regularly visit with advisors and the Certification Office for updates and changes in the certification process.
Professional Development Requirements
Each student must complete a minimum of 70 clock hours of Continuing Professional Education (CPE) related to the professional growth plan developed by the student in EDAD 5300. Assessment of needed growth is based on knowledge and skills delineated in the Texas Standards for the Principal Certificate. The professional development units must be satisfactorily completed, documented, and submitted to the Coordinator of the M.Ed./Principal Certification Programs prior to seeking approval by the University for recommendation to the State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC) for the Standard Principal Certificate.


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Comments about Dimplex Novara White Electric Fireplace Media Console - SAP-300-W:
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I do not exaggerate when I say we used to sit in our living room watching television under blankets, sometimes with hat and gloves. It was the coldest room in the apartment. Our fireplace was promptly delivered and we had it assembled and working in about hour and a half. I think I'm in love. It looks and works great - we even like looking at it without the heat! Very sturdy, contemporary style, still can't figure out how the flames look so realistic. We live in a city where it can be used year round so will get good use from this product. Highly (and warmly) recommended.
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It was easy to build and very quality product. Works great.
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when i first got the package the box had some cuts and some gaps. when i opened the box and got all the pieces on the floor it looked like a easy job but it wasnt too easy i had to redo it 3 times until i finally did it. one little thing will miss you up. but the stand looks great
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Have bought fireplaces from direct before. This one is my least favorite. It is not that tall, so we are going to build a platform base underneath to bring it up approximately 10 inches.Also, the remote is to just turn it on or off. My other FP's have heat control, flame height, etc.
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Legendary Zeiss engineering packs the Terra ED binocular with the high-performance features you expect from a German-designed optic. An incredible value, the Terra ED features Schott ED glass with high-quality coatings for sharp, bright images even in low-light situations. A wide field of view makes the Terra ED perfect for wide-open fields while the 5.25 ft close focus works well for backyard observation. Lightweight, ergonomic design, easy-to-grip focus wheel, and comfortable eyecups add to your overall pleasure when using the Terra ED. Waterproof and fogproof protection keeps the Terra ED reliable in all kinds of weather.
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While going through some rapids, we slid across a jagged rock and it put a huge gouge in the bow of my fiberglass canoe. What method and process is best for repairing it, so that next time I hit some rocks they don't immediately break through and swamp the canoe?
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They sell fiberglass repair kits at most boating stores which are made for this exact sort of repair. It includes a fiber glass cloth which you put over the damaged area, as well as a resin / hardening agent to hold the patch in place. Any kit you buy should have instructions for applying the patch in it.
During the trip: duct tape. It's strong and flexible and it's easy to carry 3 or 4 feet with you. I've used it to repair a yoke in the middle of nowhere.
Once you're home: a little fiberglass cloth and some epoxy resin. Or if it's more a deep scratch than a gouge, just the resin.


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2013 Princeton Softball
Princeton at Coppin State
Mar 09, 2013 at Baltimore, Md. (Coppin State)
Score by Innings R H E
Princeton........... 113 000 1 - 6 12 4
Coppin State........ 020 000 1 - 3 3 4
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Start: Time: Attendance:
Princeton starters: 5/cf Rendina; 21/c Cousens; 8/ss Schmidt; 10/p Peyton;
15/3b McGowan; 18/dp Bose; 9/rf Button; 17/1b Viggers; 19/2b Roberts; 22/lf
Coppin State starters: 17/ss Van Horn; 4/2b Smith; 7/cf Josker; 19/c Ziller;
12/dp Boggs; 25/1b Denlinger; 11/lf Gerber; 8/p Barker; 2/rf Davis; 6/3b Brown;
Princeton 1st - Rendina grounded out to p. Cousens
doubled down the lf line. Schmidt doubled, RBI; Cousens scored. Peyton flied
out to rf. McGowan grounded out to 3b. 1 run, 2 hits, 0 errors, 1
Coppin State 1st - Van Horn struck out swinging.
Smith grounded out to ss. Josker flied out to cf. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0
errors, 0 LOB.
Princeton 2nd - Bose doubled down the rf line.
Button singled, advanced to second on the throw; Bose advanced to third.
Viggers grounded out to 3b. Roberts singled to left field, RBI; Button advanced
to third; Bose scored. Roberts stole second. Rendina lined out to 3b. Cousens
flied out to rf. 1 run, 3 hits, 0 errors, 2 LOB.
Coppin State 2nd - Ziller homered to right field,
RBI. Boggs singled to left field. Denlinger grounded out to 3b, SAC, bunt;
Boggs advanced to second. Gerber grounded out to 2b; Boggs advanced to third.
Barker reached on an error by 1b; Boggs scored, unearned. Davis struck out
swinging. 2 runs, 2 hits, 1 error, 1 LOB.
Princeton 3rd - Schmidt grounded out to p. Peyton
singled through the left side. McGowan singled to right center; Peyton advanced
to second. Bose homered to left center, 3 RBI; McGowan scored; Peyton scored.
Button singled through the left side. Viggers flied out to p. Button out at
second c to ss, caught stealing. 3 runs, 4 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
Coppin State 3rd - Lopez to lf for Van Horn. Gerber
to ss. Lopez struck out swinging. Smith struck out looking. Josker grounded out
to 2b. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0 LOB.
Princeton 4th - Roberts flied out to rf. Rendina
singled up the middle. Cousens struck out looking. Schmidt flied out to 2b.
0 runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Coppin State 4th - Ziller struck out looking. Boggs
struck out swinging. Denlinger reached on an error by 1b. Gerber out at first
1b to 2b. 0 runs, 0 hits, 1 error, 1 LOB.
Princeton 5th - Peyton flied out to 2b. McGowan
singled to left field. Bose flied out to cf. Button grounded out to p. 0
runs, 1 hit, 0 errors, 1 LOB.
Coppin State 5th - Barker grounded out to p. Davis
grounded out to p. Lopez flied out to 1b. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0 errors, 0
Princeton 6th - Worden pinch hit for Viggers. Worden
reached on an error by ss. Roberts flied out to 2b. Rendina reached on an error
by ss; Worden advanced to second. Cousens struck out swinging. Schmidt lined
out to rf. 0 runs, 0 hits, 2 errors, 2 LOB.
Coppin State 6th - Viggers to 1b for Worden. Smith
flied out to p. Josker grounded out to ss. Ziller walked. Boggs reached on a
fielder's choice; Ziller out at second 2b to ss. 0 runs, 0 hits, 0
errors, 1 LOB.
Princeton 7th - Peyton reached on an error by 3b.
Miller pinch ran for Peyton. McGowan singled to center field, advanced to
second on an error by cf; Miller advanced to third. Bose lined out to ss.
Button flied out to rf, SF, RBI; McGowan advanced to third; Miller scored,
unearned. Viggers flied out to cf. 1 run, 1 hit, 2 errors, 1 LOB.
Coppin State 7th - Peyton to p for Miller. Denlinger
singled to left field. Saunders pinch hit for Gerber. Saunders struck out
swinging. Barker reached on a throwing error by 3b, advanced to second;
Denlinger advanced to third. Davis reached on an error by 2b, RBI; Barker
advanced to third; Denlinger scored, unearned. Lopez grounded out to 3b; Davis
advanced to second. Smith grounded out to 3b. 1 run, 1 hit, 2 errors, 2


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A NEW era has begun for Wivenhoe House, as it re-launches as the pioneering Edge Hotel School.
The Grade II listed, 18th-century country house has undergone a multi-million pound restoration and after initial trial runs with undergraduate families and honorary graduates during the ceremony season, it is now opening to paying customers.
Already firmly ensconced within its beautiful surroundings are the first intake of students, who in two years' time will emerge with a BA Hons Degree in hotel management, with a second tranche having just completed their inductions ready to get started.
Eventually there will be three groups starting each year, meaning at any one time there will be those who are on slightly further on, with a bit more experience under their belts, able to support those who have just started.
The Edge Hotel School is the UK's first teaching establishement of its kind based in a fully operational hotel.
It is therefore hoped it will become the traning ground for the next generation of hotel industry leaders.
To that effect some of the major names in the business are also backing it, in the form of scholarships and sponsored rooms, decorated and laid out exactly as they would for their hotels.
These include Milsoms, which runs the le Maison Talbooth, in nearby Dedham, the Hilton and leading catering group Baxter Storey.
Alan Jenkins, principal of the school, which will be run through a partnership between independent educational charity the Edge Foundation, its academic partner Kaplan and the University of Essex, says it will give students a huge headstart within the industry. "Knowing how these major companies like things done is a real boost to them and they have been very involved in making sure the rooms are exactly how they would have them." He adds: "They got a really good taste of things when we had the graduation ceremonies here.
"They were really put through their paces. They had some very demanding guests and it was very busy, but they really rose to the challenge," he says.
The hotel has been completely refurbished and a modern extension added, which will bring it up to 40 rooms.
A team of 50 full-time professional staff will work alongside the students to ensure the highest standard of service.
Students, who will get close mentoring, are working on a rota scheme of 12 weeks at a time, including over the holidays when their fellow students at the main campus will go home.
Louise Gill, director of studies, says: "The hotel has to function to make it commercially viable, so you have to have students here all the time."
"That is why they must always be here and it gets them prepared for a life in an industry that never stops."
The students will be involved in putting on functions, as well as looking after paying guests.
The hotel's first wedding is set to take place next month.


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Cultural Enrichment and Diversity
The Office of Cultural Enrichment and Diversity is responsible for working with all members of the Sage Community to:
- explore perceptions and challenge stereotypes
- encourage collaborative efforts
- empower students, faculty, administrators and staff to participate in ongoing diversity efforts
- advise all International Students
- offer global education through study abroad opportunities
- enrich The Sage Colleges experience
- support members of all minority groups (ethnic, racial, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation, and religious)
Short Term Study Abroad Trips
Semester or Year Long Study Abroad
Religious and Spiritual Life
The Office of Cultural Enrichment and Diversity works with various constituents within the Sage community including the Spirituality Center to create programming aimed at increasing awareness and fostering an environment that welcomes religious and spiritual expression. To find a local Spiritual Center click here.
Diverse Clubs and Organizations
Sage has a number of diversity and cultural groups on campus. These groups hold regular students meetings and events on campus for all Sage students. If you do not see a group below which represents you, let the Office of Cultural Enrichment and Diversity know and we will work with you to develop a group.
BLSA - Black and Latina Student Association (Troy)
SALANA - Sage African, Latino, Asian, and Native American Cultures Club (Alb)
MSA - Muslim Student Association
Sepctrum - Lesbian, Gay, Bi-sexual, Transgender Club (Albany)
GLA - Gay Lesbian Alliance (Troy)
IFC - International Food Club
Intervarsity - Christian Students Club
Spanish Club - Spanish and Hispanic Culture Club
French Club - French Culture Club
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For more information about Cultural Enrichment and Diversity contact:
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Ricoh Imaging - WG-30W - new rugged compact cameras supporting Wi-Fi
Ricoh Imaging announced the release of 2 new rugged compact digital camera models, WG-30 and WG-30W.
Only WG-30W supports Wi-Fi functionality. Not simply forwarding images to another device, it allows you to press a shutter button remotely using a smartphone.
Sony - Portable HD video meeting system
Sony is going to release HD video meeting system PCS-XC1 for about 298,000 yen in November.
PCS-XC1 weighs only 1.8kg and supports Wi-Fi. So, it makes it easy to have a business meeting in a situation where it is traditionally difficult to have a meeting, for example places like a construction site and production line in a factory.
Lotteria - Full-sized Tower Burger USB drives
Some AkihabaraNews readers might remember that we featured Lotteria's 5-tier tower burgers, Tower Cheese Burger and Ebi (shrimp) Tree Burger about a year ago.
Lotteria is now conducting a campaign that you have a chance to win a 4GB USB drive of a full-sized Tower Cheese Burger (H12.5xW10xL10cm) or Ebi Tree Burger (H18.5xW10xL10cm).
Aiming to create next-generation network environments from the viewpoint of applications
Regarding current network technology, many researchers focus on how to improve network efficiency. By contrast, at Keio University, the Kaneko Laboratory, in the Department of Information and Computer Science (Faculty of Science and Technology), is doing research to construct next-generation network environments from the viewpoint of applications.
Takara Tomy - Soba noodle maker
The fresher the soba noodle is, the better it tastes. Yet it's not easy to make good soba noodles at home unless you are a soba chef or have enough soba-making experience.
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Isamu Akasaki of Meijo University and Nagoya University; Hiroshi Amano of Nagoya University; and Shuji Nakamura of University of California, Santa Barbara for:
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Some New Sushi Cats;
Some Old Sushi Cats
Well, we've learned that since our last check-in, there are a few new Sushi Cats in the collection - and it's always a good day for Sushi Cats (neko-zushi). It's a particularly good day for Badminton Geronimo over there. Pretty sure we need that on an iPhone case.


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Primary Research Area: Systems Neuroscience and Vision
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Recently, my research has been directed at understanding the relationship between visual perception and nervous system activity. Under light adapted conditions, normal humans can generally see the color of a spectral increment at detection threshold. Several known, and suspected, features of the normal human visual system may account for our excellent color vision.
We have a cone dominated fovea, three cone types, and an abundance of wavelength opponent neurons. Further, wavelength opponent neurons have a natural sensitivity advantage over non-wavelength opponent neurons; some wavelengths will put excitation at an advantage over inhibition. Which, or how many, of these features determine color vision sensitivity is being investigated. Our approach is to study the color vision sensitivity of human dichromats and non-human animals which possess particular features in common with normal humans. Recently we have found that goldfish, macaque monkey, chipmunk, ground squirrel and tree shrew also detect the color of threshold photopic spectral increments. By some measures, human dichromats also detect photopic spectral increments with wavelength opponent neurons but they do not detect the color of the flash at detection threshold. This suggests that human dichromats may have abnormal central processing of color information in addition to their missing retinal photopigment. A return to studies of reptile sensory processes is ongoing.
Hartline, PhD., L. Kass and M.S. Loop. 1978, Merging of modalities in the optic tectum: infrared and visual integration in rattlesnakes. Science, 199:1225-1229.
Loop, M.S. and L.L. Bruce, 1978, Cat color vision: The effect of stimulus size. Science, 199:1221-1222.
Loop, M.S., C.L. Millican, and S.R. Thomas. 1987. Phototopic spectral sensitivity of the cat. J. Physiol., 382:537-553.
He, J. and M.S., Loop. 1992. Spectral sensitivity of monocularly deprived cats. Vis. Res., 9:617-622.
Ooi, T.L., and M.S. Loop. 1994. Visual suppression and its effect upon color and luminance sensitivity. Vis. Res., 34:2997-3003.
Loop, M.S. and D.K. Crossman. 2000. High color vision sensitivity in macaque and humans. Vis. Neurosci., 17:119-125.
Loop, M.S., J.F. Shows, S.C. Mangel and T.K. Kuyk. 2003. Colour thresholds in dichromats and normals. Vision Research, 43: 983-992.
Van Arsdel, R.E. and M.S. Loop. 2004. Color vision sensitivity in normally dichromatic species and humans. Visual Neuroscience, 21: 685-692.
Roberts, C.M. and M.S. Loop. 2004. Goldfish color vision sensitivity is high under light adapted conditions. Journal of Comparative Physiology A, 190:993-999.
Michael S. Loop (b.1946), Associate Professor, Department of Vision Sciences and Neurobiology. He completed his studies in psychobiology at Florida State University (B.S., 1968; M.S., 1971; Ph.D., 1972). A portion of his postdoctoral work was undertaken at the University of Virginia studying central visual system function with Dr. John A. Jane (Neurosurgery) and Dr. S. Murray Sherman (Physiology).
Following this he moved to the University of Illinois and collaborated with Dr. Peter H. Hartline (Physiology and Biophysics) on infrared detection in snakes. Since 1978 he has been on the faculty at UAB. His spare time is committed to yard work, children and fishing.


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Gardening Articles: Landscaping :: Container Gardening & Ponds
Fruit Trees in Containers (page 3 of 4)
by William Ross
Hedge Clipping and Root Pruning
Pruning controls a tree's size and shape, maximizes fruit production, and maintains tree health. Hedge clipping and "cleaning out the inside" are the minimum treatments.
To prune, remove all foliage from the inside branches of the tree so that most of the foliage grows on the outside. Pay attention to the fruit location. On many citrus plants, the fruits are on the tips of small branches, and many of these fruits are always left, even after the most severe pruning.
During the first few years, you may prune a newly transplanted tree, but allow the tree to increase in size several inches a year. As it approaches mature size, prune to limit its increases to up to 1 inch per year. Most container plants eventually reach an optimum size for a specific container size. Fruit trees, especially citrus, can live more than 75 years, so annual repotting is the best way to maintain the health and vigor of both plant and soil.
In the spring, repot the plants before putting them outdoors for the summer. Remove about an inch of the rootball, and comb the root tangles. Prune a similar amount of foliage at the same time. Additional summer pruning is necessary to limit the tree's size.
The best pruning job I've ever seen was done by a herd of cows on a wild apple tree. Every spring, the cows grazed the tree down to a stub; they ate most of the new growth from summer until fall, when they would leave it alone. This tree was a perfect sphere of foliage about 5 feet tall and about 60 years old. The cows had created a perfect bonsai specimen.
As the art of bonsai demonstrates, you can limit almost any tree to any size by careful pruning. I have a 1-foot-tall 'Ponderosa' lemon in a 1-gallon pot that produces 3 pounds of fruit a year. Of course, the smaller the pot, the more attention you must pay to watering, fertilizing, root and foliage pruning, and repotting.
Deciduous trees, such as apples and cherries, require a period of temperatures between 32o to 40oF. in order to fruit properly the following year. Gardeners in mild-winter regions should look for fruit trees adapted to fewer chill hours.
If you're not in a mild-winter zone, move your fruit trees indoors in winter or protect them outdoors. After their leaves drop in the fall, deciduous trees should be kept moist and moved to an unheated garage. You can also keep them insulated outdoors to prevent freezing and thawing of the roots. To insulate your outdoor trees, tie up the branches, create a wire-mesh cylinder (around the tree and container) 1 foot wider than the tree canopy, fill the cylinder with leaves or straw, wrap the cylinder with burlap, and cover the top with plastic to shed water.
Citrus and tropical trees should be moved to a heated greenhouse or solarium before the first frost to overwinter indoors. Some citrus and tropicals m need supplemental light and heat in winter for best fruiting. However, excessively hot and dry conditions can cause citrus to drop fruit. In that case, you should mist the foliage with tepid water. Citrus will often have flowers and fruit at different stages on the same tree, and ripe fruit can be left on the tree for weeks.


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In 2008, The Climate Group on behalf of the Global e-Sustainability Initiative (GeSI), with independent analysis by McKinsey & Company found that ICT is a key sector in the fight against climate change and could enable emissions reductions of 7.8 Gt CO2e in 2020, or 15% of business as usual emissions. But it must keep its own growing footprint in check and overcome a number of hurdles if it expects to deliver on this potential.
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2012: Started at nose tackle in every game ... named to the Pac-12's All-Academic first team ... also honored with the Academic Achievement Award at the team's postseason banquet ... earned honorable mention All-Pac-12 ... two tackles vs. San Diego State ... notched a career-high 10 tackles at No. 3 LSU, most by a UW defensive lineman since 2008 ... three tackles, including half of a tackle for loss, in win over No. 8 Stanford ... three tackles, including two tackles for loss, vs. No. 11 USC ... two stops at Arizona ... five stops and a fumble recovery in the win at California ... started at end in the win over Utah, finishing with six tackles, including one for a loss ... one tackle in the win at Colorado ... five tackles, including half a sack, at Washington State ... four tackles in the MAACO Bowl vs. Boise State.
2011: Played in all 13 games as a true freshman, earning a start at defensive tackle in the Washington State game ... season-high five tackles vs. Baylor in the Alamo Bowl ... had three tackles at USC ... had a fumble recovery at Oregon State, when he also batted down two passes ... one tackle each vs. Cal, Stanford and WSU.
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My main instrument is the guitar but here are some (if not all) of the other instruments I've been playing. Many are stringed but recently I got a recorder which has been more challenging than I originally thought. It felt good when I was talking with a friend who has a Native Indian flute and expressed he was having the same issues.
There is no particular order to the list.
Non-Pedal Steel Guitar
Lap Steel Acoustic (Weissenborn Style)
Cumbus (pronounced joom-bush)
The way I look at other stringed instruments is through the tunings. Once you understand the tunings and can begin building various chord shapes and scale diagrams its the matter of putting it to practice. Different instruments tuned to similar tunings makes it easier to go from one to the other.
IMO, the mandolin is an excellent choice if you are interested in trying out another instrument while staying within the plucked string family.
I played recorder when I was a teenager - and that's how I learned the basics of music thoery and notation by the way. Today, besides my guitars, I sometimes play ukulele, and I've been back to harmonica. I had some notions, mostly learned on my own, on harmonica when I was younger, and now I've bought a method to learn it more seriously. But guitar play takes most of my musical time though.
About other fretted instruments I'd like to play, I'd go for mandolin and banjo. But for the moment I have neither the time to practice new instrument, nor the budget to get them. But anyway, it's always enriching to play various instruments and styles of music. Guitar is very much this way through the large number of types of guitars that exist.
I play a mean Kazoo ... :-)
Nope, I'm pretty much strictly into guitar. Would not mind learning banjo and/or mandolin, but seriously, I have enough on my hands just trying to master the 6-string flat-top ...
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What records are not open for inspection?
It is a fact that records access issues are the most frequent complaints submitted to the Division of Florida Condominiums, Timeshares, and Mobile Homes Compliance Office.
Some of the complaints are simply a lack of knowledge as to what records are not open for inspection by owners.
Here is a list of those records:
- Any record protected by the lawyer – client privilege concerning pending or future litigation. (The definition of what constitutes lawyer client privilege can be found in Florida Statute 90.502)
- Information obtained by an association in connection with the approval of the lease, sale, or other transfer of a unit.
- Personnel records of association or management company employees, including, but not limited to, disciplinary, payroll, health, and insurance records. For purposes of this subparagraph, the term "personnel records" does not include written employment agreements with an association employee or management company, or budgetary or financial records that indicate the compensation paid to an association employee
- Medical records of unit owners.
- Social security numbers, driver's license numbers, credit card numbers, e-mail addresses, telephone numbers, facsimile numbers, emergency contact information, addresses of a unit owner other than as provided to fulfill the association's notice requirements, and other personal identifying information of any person, excluding the person's name, unit designation, mailing address, property address, and any address, e-mail address, or facsimile number provided to the association to fulfill the association's notice requirements. However, an owner may consent in writing to the disclosure of protected information described in this subparagraph.
- Electronic security measures that are used by the association to safeguard data, including passwords.
- The software and operating system used by the association which allow the manipulation of data, even if the owner owns a copy of the same software used by the association. The data is part of the official records of the association.
Want to learn about official records and records inspections?
Come to our "Do Friends Let Friends Buy Condos or Live in Homeowner Associations" class on Wednesday September 5, 2012. We will actually conduct several types of records inspections and explain the recall process in detail as part of the class.
The class will be held at our Law and Learning Center
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The Panopticon
The Panopticon is a logging camp in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, located in north-west Red County, San Andreas. The area is relatively open, set in a forest on a hill; many cabins and fallen trees line the area. From bloodstains seen in the cabins, it can be observed that safety standards at the camp were lax. San Fierro can be seen from parts of the camp.
Events of GTA San Andreas
The mission Wu Zi Mu (a street race) has its endpoint at the Panopticon. The mission Farewell, My Love..., essentially the previous race in reverse, has its start here. Mike Toreno's mission Vertical Bird begins at the base of the hill on which the Panopticon is situated.
Some time after the games release people reported to have seen the legendary 'Leatherface' who is a killer with a chainsaw from the film The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. The myth has generated large amounts of hype and hunts to find the killer. Given the nature of the camp, mainly because of the old sawmill and bloodstains in its cabins, it has been attributed as one of the locations where Leatherface may appear. Indeed, at night time and in a storm the area can seem rather scary, hence giving rise to rumours as any mysterious place would.


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It is important to learn about proper meal-planning when your child has diabetes. The type and amount of food your child eats affects his/her blood sugar levels. If your child eats too much, his/her blood sugar may go up too high. Also, if your child skips meals, his/her blood sugar may go too low. Good blood sugar control requires a balance of food, exercise, and medication. Healthy meals include foods that contain carbohydrates, protein, and fat.
Carbohydrates are an important source of energy for children. Carbohydrates in foods affect the body's blood sugar the most. The body turns carbohydrates into blood sugar. If your child eats too many foods with carbohydrate, then his/her blood sugar can go too high. A dietitian can help you decide how much carbohydrate your child needs each day. About half the calories your child eats should come from carbohydrates. Carbohydrate foods should be included with each meal and snack. Sources of carbohydrates include the following:
Sugar is also a carbohydrate. It does not affect your child's blood sugar any differently than other carbohydrates do. Your child can eat sweets and sugars if they are counted as part of the daily carbohydrate intake. Sweets and sugar do not have many vitamins or minerals, so they should be eaten in small amounts.
Protein and fat do not affect the body's blood sugar level as much as carbohydrates. However, the amount of protein and fat in your child's diet may need to be counted as it is important for your child to eat the appropriate amount of protein and fat. Too much fat can increase your child's risk for heart disease and may make it difficult for your child to maintain a healthy weight. Your child's dietitian can help you decide how much protein and fat your child needs. Sources of protein include the following:
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Latkes and Applesauce
Some restaurants will try to sell you "potato pancakes" this holiday season, but Kosher on the Go is the only local place for real Kosher latkes supervised by synagogue Chabad of Utah. Order 24 hours in advance, and don't forget applesauce for dipping. Liberty Heights Fresh makes it in-house with local seasonal apples. Kosher on the Go, 1575 S. 1100 East, SLC, 801-463-1786. Liberty Heights Fresh, 1290 S. 1100 East, SLC, 801-58-FRESH.
It's December. You now have a good excuse to reveal your inner corniness. Go ahead and indulge your secret love of the Christmas songs that make you feel like a kid again. Ellen Eccles gives you the option of listening to them in choral or country renditions. Join American Festival Chorus & Orchestra's melodic sound and/or the Bar J Wranglers and their ranch comedy and cowboy music. Either one will leave you in the appropriate ho-ho mood. 43 S. Main Street, Logan, 435-752-0026. To purchase tickets or for other details, visit Cache Valley Center for the Arts.


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The full page can be seen here, and I strongly recommend you check it out, But otherwise, here is what may, or may not, be popping up in Midnight.
- A sinister shadow poses a threat to the Crusader 50 vessel, according to a crew member.
- Betty Boop is seen doing the do in front of The Doctor.
- A Professor is carrying a hidden bomb strapped under his jumper along with a unique ultimatum.
- The Doctor toasts the Lost Moon of Poosh.
- It's Election Day on the planet Midnight, prompting The Doctor to discuss Arcadia.
- Rose Tyler trades places with a pop singer.
Apparently true - she mouths the Doctor's name briefly replacing an Italian singer who is part of the automated intro
- Fans of a certain French phrase will be happy.
True - see quotes below
- The Doctor tries to force a pi into the mouth of an alien.
- One of the characters tells the Time Lord: "Oh Doctor, you're so handsome." He agrees.
- A famous poem by Christina Rossetti is analysed by The Doctor and one other character, in reference to ongoing events.
"The history is fascinating because there is ** (no?) ****o**(history?)"
"98 **i** (trips?) later."
"You seem to have a certain glee."
"She said she'd get me."
"The *ed*** *a*****."
Oh, one other thing...
Don't blink - or you might miss it. (Referring to the brief appearance of Rose?)
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Shot from land and air, in trees and cliff-blinds, on ice floes and underwater, Great Migrations tells the formidable, powerful stories of many of the planet's species and their movements, while revealing new scientific insights with breathtaking high-definition clarity. Narrated by Alec Baldwin.
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This past week and a half has reinforced my strong belief that education needs to make people globally minded – a sentiment that is, thankfully, put into practice every day at CTU.
The Boston marathon bombing was atrocious, no doubt. But the news coverage in its aftermath would have us believing it was the most atrocious thing to happen in the world in months. I'm sorry, but it probably wasn't even the most atrocious thing to happen in the world that week!
I don't mean to be political. My point is that I worry that we, as a society, are becoming too quick to victimize ourselves, which creates a false barrier between the U.S. and the rest of the world.
CTU was fortunate to welcome eighth president of Ireland, Mary McAleese, to campus last week – a day after the Boston bombing. In 1997, Mrs. McAleese was elected to lead the independent Republic of Ireland, even though she had grown up in Belfast, Northern Ireland, amid much violence.
In her candid talk, she took the words right out of my mouth: "If you just think of the dreadful events yesterday in Boston; the sheer craven, awful, anguish that is in people's hearts today – who set out yesterday healthfully running, and today face life without limbs, face life without a child, face life without a life's partner – well, multiply that up, because for 40 years that was how Belfast, Northern Ireland – my home – was. Everyday that possibility of a Boston existed, and probably happened."
Forty years. That, for me, put the events in Boston into a proper context. We are incredibly fortunate that something like Boston doesn't happen every day in our country. But not every country is that fortunate. Leaders of every corner of society moving forward need to understand the global context in a meaningful way. The world is too small for us to continue to think that the things that make us different from one another are bigger or stronger than the things that make us alike.
I have great confidence that the international exposure CTU students have, both inside the classroom and out in the world, will go a tremendously long way to build a more peaceful global family.
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Hope Ellison Motter accomplished her dearest wish to die in her home of birth at Noxontown Mill, near Middletown, on Tuesday, December 11, 2012. She was 89 years old.
She was predeceased by her parents, Rosetta H. and William Y. Ellison and her husband, Ralph E. Motter.
Her family purchased the Mill, the Mill Pond and the family residence in 1741 from Thomas Noxon.
After college and business school, she was became the society reporter for the News Journal in Wilmington. She returned home to help her mother with the boat livery service on their Pond, Noxontown. After she married Ralph Motter, they retired to the Pond and lived there until their deaths.
Her family is grateful for the wonderful care by Harry Argoe, Cheri Minix and especially Linda Wilson and her family in the final years of Hope's life; also the family is grateful for the comfort of her friends and help of Season's Hospice at the end of her life.
A memorial service will be held 10 am on Friday, December 14 at Forest Prebyterian Church, 44 West Main Street in Middletown, where a reception will immediately follow. Interment will be held privately in Old St. Annes Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made either to the Middletown Historical Society, P. O. Box 567, Middletown, DE 19709-0567 or to the Historic Odessa Foundation, P. O. Box 697, Odessa, DE 19730-0697.
Arrangements by Daniels & Hutchison Funeral Home LLC, Middletown, DE. On-line condolences may be sent to www.daniels-hutchison.com.
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With the help of the lovely folks at SoulCulture, London production crew The Confect yesterday unveiled the newest addition to their collective, a London based singer that goes by Mega. Her honeyed vocals shine on the sparse production where she covers Chris Malinchak's "So Good To Me" – listen below.
Her upcoming EP of covers produced by The Confect, Waiting For Sunrise, drops late June.


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This list also has some additional subindex known as "skip data". This info allows to check directly if some document matches specified term.
Zend_Search_Lucene should read "skipData" info, "understand" it and provide an API for filtering termDocs requests in some way.
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Publix Beachway Plaza 402 East Dania Beach Boulevard
Publix Sheridan Square 401 E. Sheridan Street
Publix at Oakbridge 3102 Griffin Road
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All Broward County gas stations with at least 16 fueling positions (eight dispensers accessed from both sides), located within a half-mile of an interstate, turnpike or evacuation route, are required by law to install a pre-wired system allowing them to switch to emergency generator power to run pumps, cash registers and other critical equipment. The law does not require the station to be open for business in an emergency, nor does it require the station to have a permanent generator on-site. They can be pre-wired and rent a generator.
LEGEND: = Gas Station with Generators
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