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Circumstances of Interview
NAME OF WORKER [Eilert Mohlman?] ADDRESS Columbus, Nebr.
DATE Nov. 28, 1938 SUBJECT Folklore
1. Name and address of informant Caesar Ernst, 1922, 10 St., Columbus, Neb
2. Date and time of interview Nov. 28, 1938 2-4 P.M.
3. lace of interview At his home
4. Name and address of person, if any, who put you in touch with informant
5. Name and address of person, if any, accompanying you
6. Description of room, house, surroundings, etc. Living room well and comfortably furnished house modern well kept, on graveled street.
Personal History of Informant
NAME OF WORKER Eilert Mohlman ADDRESS Columbus, Neb.
DATE Nov. 28, 1938 SUBJECT Folklore
NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT Caesar Ernst, 1922 10th St. Columbus, Nebr.
1. Ancestry Swiss
2. Place and date of birth [Berne?], Switzerland, January 8, 1862.
3. Family Wife, 5 children all living; 5 grand children
4. Place lived in, with dates [Berne?], Switzerland, 1862-1882; farm 1882-1918; Columbus, Nebr., 1918 to date.
5. Education, with dates Public schools from 1868-1877
6. Occupations and accomplishments, with dates Farm hand 1882-1885 General farming and stock raising 1885-1918.
7. Special skills and interests Farming and stock raising
8. Community and religious activities Member German Reformed Church many years a member of church board.
9. Description of informant A man of small but rugged physique; about 5' tall, weight 150[?]
10. Other points gained in interview Mr. Ernst has lived in Columbus now about 20 years. He has always been engaged in farming, and has gained a gratifying measure of success in his chosen occupation and has also won the high regard of his fellowmen.
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NAME OF WORKER Eilert Mohlman ADDRESS Columbus Neb
DATE Nov. 28, 1938 SUBJECT Folklore
NAME AND ADDRESS OF INFORMANT Caesar Ernst, 1922 10th St., Columbus Neb.
When I was a young man I always worked on a farm at home. We had about twenty acres and I would also help out among the neighbors. When about twenty years old I came to America, coming direct to Duncan, Nebraska, to my uncle, Julius Ernst, who was farming near there. I stayed with him for three years working as a hired hand, and then rented some of his land for two years, when his son-in-law came and moved on the farm. Then I got a job on the section where I worked for eleven months getting $1.40 a day, but when they cut my pay to $1.25 a day I quit and went back to farming, renting a place on the "Island" which is between the South and North Platte river. I got married then in the fall of 1888. We did not live on the "Island" very long when I bought a 120 acre farm from my father-in-law and moved into the "Gruetli" neighborhood where we lived for three years. Then bought a farm three miles east of Duncan and stayed there eightyears, then bought another farm 4 1/2 miles southwest of Columbus. This last place we built up and lived there about sixteen years when we retired and moved to Columbus.
In those early days we always had bad snowstorms. They would last about three days at a time. I remember when I was working as a hired man we had a bad storm, the drifts were twelve feet high; we had to take the roof off the corn crib so we could get at the corn and
My wife, she came here first from Illinois [when?] she was two years old, tells me that in 1871, 1872 and 1873 the grasshoppers were very bad, they would come so thick that you could hardly see the sun; they were from a quarter of an inch to five inches long, and they would eat everything that there was green, big cabbage heads, all young garden stuff and cornstalks just a little left sticking out of the ground. They would not stay very long as it did not take very long to clean every thing up and when they left there would not be anything green left.
We thought everybody in the State knew we were deaf. But once in a while we find one who is not aware of the fact. A female book peddler came to the office the other day. She wished to dispose of a book. She was alone in the world, and had no one to whom she could turn for sympathy or assistance; hence we should buy her book. She had received a liberal education, and could talk French like a native; we could not, in consequence, pay her less than $2.00 for a book. We had listened attentively, and here broke in with —— "What did you say? We're deaf." She started in a loud voice, and went through her rigmarole. When she had finished, we went and got a roll of paper, make it into a speaking trumpet, one end to our ear, and told her to proceed. She nearly broke a blood vessel in her efforts to make herself heard.
She commenced: "I am alone in the world."
"It doesn't make the slightest difference to us. We are a husband and a father. Bigamy is not allowed in this State. We are not eligible to proposals." "Oh what a fool that man is!" she said in a low tone; then at the top of her voice, "I don't want to marry you, I want to sell a b-o-o-k!" This last sentence was howled.
"We don't want a cook," we remarked blandly; "our wife does the cooking, and she would not allow as good looking a woman was you are to stay in the house five minutes." She looked at us in despair, gathering her robes about her, gave a glance of contempt, she exclaimed: "I do believe that if a three-hundred pounder were let off alongside of that deaf fool's head he'd think somebody was knocking at the door."


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TC TO JOSEPH NEUBERG ; 7 January 1859; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18590107-TC-JN-01; CL 35: 7-8
Chelsea 7 jany, 1859—
Dear Neuberg,
Thanks for yr new labour at the Paper-Office. Mailath, Robinson1 & the other Book2 correspond in the "moriamur [let us die]" myth;3 Maupertuis4 is now clear, or shall and can become so; the Carrousel aux Dames5 is in every particular enigmatic, but may remain insoluble if too troublesome. How Ladies "jousted" (for that is carrösel) or "ran at the ring" is at present inconceivable, but not of almost any consequence.
I re-inclose the Hanover review,6 partly lest it be lost; partly that I may not be tempted to read it! I find it convenient to avoid all rubbish of that kind; laudatory or other, it only creates a sordid sorrowful feeling, and puts me out in what remains of my Egyptian Brick-making,7 with the thot of what a crew they are that I am doing it for. I got Chapman's Westminster8 the other day, but sent it off uncut. My one wish is to have the Tale of Bricks (finding my own straw)9 completed in some honest way, and my hands washed to all Eternity of by far the abominablest job ever laid upon me,—much worthier of Förster or of the Herren Preuss, Dryasdust, Ranke and Co than of me!10
Do not neglect to come on Sunday Evg, shd I even fail to come riding your way. And pray remind me to speak to you (a new commission!) about Magnus11 and Berlin Engravers; whh I have forgotten, the last three times.
Yours always truly /
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The sizable island of Penang is located on the northwest coast of Peninsular Malaysia. Known for it's vibrant culture, charming towns and a food scene like no other, one could easily pass through without stepping foot on a beach. No white sands and turquoise water here. Penang has skyscrapers and Starbucks and it's Malaysia's second largest city aside from the capital, Kuala Lumpur.
The island became a British settlement in the late 18th century and there are certainly signs of British colonization in it's historical capital, George Town. George Town is rooted in deep history and has enough eye candy to keep anyone entertained for days with it's colonial buildings, inspiring street art and temples, mosques and churches aplenty. In 2008 George Town was awarded a UNESCO World Heritage site and to celebrate, the city commissioned artwork to reflect its cultural heritage. The stories of George Town's past are revealed through welded cast iron sculptures that hang against the facade of old buildings in many alleyways throughout the city.
Geographically centered between the Middle East, India and China maritime trade routes, Malaysia has always attracted immigration. The Peninsula is home to roughly 50% Malays, 40% Chinese and 10% Indians. Many speak three languages: their native tongue, Malay, and English. While the majority of Malays are Muslim, there are still a significant number of Hindus, Buddhists and a slightly less number of Christians. Somehow they all seem to live and work together with their cultures and religions overlapping.
When there's a mix of Malay, Chinese and Indian cuisine all bundled together it's like a nonstop party (disco ball included) for your taste buds. Penang is a foodie's delight and hawker stalls are where the magic happens. These massive outdoor areas with multiple food vendors sizzle up inexpensive, mouthwatering cuisine. Local dishes to savor include:
Chow down on char kuey taew (flat noodles with prawns, squid and a duck egg), nasi campur (buffet of steamed rice with dozens of meat and vegetable options) and nasi lamak (coconut milk rice with fried anchovies and chili paste served at breakfast).
Devour crispy noodles with gravy, tom yum soup with prawns, fried clams and grilled stingray.
Feast on roti canai (flaky flat bread), tandori chicken and naan (bread) with separate mint, spicy and sweet sauces, tosai (flat roti with sauces served at breakfast) and cool cha (Indian pizza).
After all the grubbing take a stroll through history to walk it off. Be sure to check out the old Chinese shophouses, Fort Cornwallis, Mansion Peranakan Penang and the Penang City and Town Halls.


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Risk of AFib reduced by 6% for each increase in habitual caffeine intake of 300 mg/day
According to the American Heart Association atrial fibrillation (also called AFib or AF) is a quivering or irregular heartbeat (arrhythmia) that can lead to blood clots, stroke, heart failure and other heart-related complications.
The link between habitual caffeine intakes with incident AF was unknown until now. Dr. Dongfeng Gu, MD, PhD, Division of Population Genetics and Prevention, Cardiovascular Institute and Fu Wai Hospital along with colleagues examined the association between chronic exposure of caffeine and the risk of atrial fibrillation (AF). They also investigated the potential dose-response relation.
In this meta-analysis the researchers ha d searched Pubmed, Embase and the Cochrane library up to November 2013 and references of retrieved relevant articles. Prospective cohort studies were included with relative risk or hazard ratio and 95% confidence intervals for AF according to coffee/caffeine intake.
This current analysis includes six prospective cohort studies with a total of 228,465 participants. Three were conducted in the U.S., two in Sweden, and one in Denmark. Caffeine consumption was determined based on daily coffee consumption in three studies and on consumption of coffee, tea, cola, cocoa, or chocolate in the other three.
The amount of caffeine in a cup of coffee varied by geographical location; United Kingdom and Northern Europe 140mg, United States 85mg and Southern Europe 50mg.
Low caffeine intake was considered less than 500mg/day and high intake was over 500mg/day.
During an average follow-up which ranged from 4 to 25.2 years, 1.9% of participants developed AF or had it recorded. (Only four of the studies showed participants free of AF at baseline).
In primary meta-analysis, caffeine exposure was weakly associated with a reduced risk of AF (RR 0.90; 95% CI 0.81 to 1.01, P = 0.07; I2 = 73%).
In the subgroup analysis, pooled results from studies with adjustment of potential confounders showed a 11% reduction for low doses (RR 0.89; 95% CI 0.80 to 0.99, P = 0.032; I2 = 30.9%, P = 0.227) and 16% for high doses (RR 0.84; 95% CI 0.75 to 0.94, P=0.002; I2 = 24.1%, P = 0.267) of caffeine consumption in AF risk.
An inverse relation was found between habitual caffeine intake and AF risk in dose response meta-analysis and the incidence of AF decreased by 6 % for every 300 mg/day increment in habitual caffeine intake.
In their conclusion the researchers write, "In this study, an inverse relation was found between habitual caffeine intake and AF risk by dose-response meta-analysis of prospective cohort studies. It is unlikely that habitual caffeine intake increases AF risk. Potential beneficial effect of habitual caffeine intake on AF needs further research."
Even though a cause and effect relationship could not be established the researchers hypothesized that caffeine may protect against AF through its anti-fibrotic effect.
The team had written "There were several studies [that] showed that caffeine reduced hepatic fibrosis ... by interfering with transforming growth factor beta signaling." "Though there are few studies evaluating the anti-fibrosis effect of caffeine on the heart, it is possible that caffeine also prevents cardiac fibrosis."
Protection also "might be related to co-occurring phytochemicals because caffeine is normally consumed in the form of plant-derived products and extracts that invariably contain other potentially bioactive phytochemicals."
This analysis had limitations that included possible underestimation of incident atrial fibrillation, self-reported caffeine intake, the inability to adjust for some potential confounders, such as sleep apnea and the small number of AF events in the studies.
This meta-analysis is published online in the Canadian Journal of Cardiology.


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if so u lost your shirt here.pick up the phone and ask. why dont u short ORI?
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TUCSON, Ariz. - The University of Arizona women's golf team competed in the third round of the NCAA Women's Championships today at the University of Georgia Golf Course (par-72, 6,372 yards) in Athens, Ga. today. The Wildcats posted a 297 for the third round, giving them a total score of 890 (+26). Arizona sits in a tie for 13th.
Top ranked USC Trojans take a seventeen-stroke lead into the final round over second place Duke. The Trojans have a total score of 845 (-19) after posting a 285 in the third round. USC's Annie Park also holds the individual lead with a score of 201 (-9) over the first three rounds. She leads by two strokes over Mississippi State's Ally McDonald and Alabama's Stephanie Meadow.
Sophomore Andrea Vilarasau has been the top scorer for the Wildcats through three rounds with a total score of 220 (+4) and sits in a tie for 33rd. Kendall Prince takes a score of 221 (+5) into the third round and is in a tie for 40th. Manon Gidali sits in a tie for 50th with a score of 223 (+7). Patricia Garcia has a total score of 228 (+12) and Janie Jackson has a score of 237 (+21).
The Wildcats will tee off in the final round tomorrow at 8:28 a.m. ET with UC Davis and Arkansas.
For complete results from the NCAA Championships and continued coverage of Arizona Wildcat women's golf, follow the team on Twitter @UAWomensGolf, at Facebook.com/ArizonaWomensGolf or visit ArizonaWildcats.com.


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Jared Leto's performance as the hard-fighting trans character Rayon in "Dallas Buyers Club" may be the easiest prediction in the Oscar categories this year. He's the odds-on favorite to win Best Supporting Actor.
The film (which is also nominated for Best Picture) is about the true story of Ron Woodruff (played by Matthew McConaughey) who is portrayed as a heavy-drrinking homophobe good-old-boy who has AIDS and is given a month to live.
The reality from people in the know is that Woodruff was actually an openly bisexual guy, and the trans character of Rayon wasn't part of the real-life story, although there were people similar to the Leto character.
Woodroof's tenacity caused drugs to be sold to people with the disease, which he got from Mexico and Japan, and distributed through a co-op called the Dallas Buyers Club. The real-life Woodruff was never a homophobe and was himself, a perfectly out and contented bisexual.
Leto's characterization of Rayon is not a typical trans comic relief character, and in fact the portrayal is multi-dimensional and poignant.
The 42-year-old Leto made no secret about diving into the role completely, dressing as a woman as much as possible and interviewing and spending time with trans people throughout the shoot. When challenged at a screening of the movie about why he is portraying a trans person, he replied: "Because I'm a man, I don't deserve to play that part?' Jared said. 'So you want to hold a role against someone who happened to be gay or lesbian – they can't play a straight part?" (See MailOnline)
By living the role as much as possible, Leto's characterization misses the easy stereotypes of a role like this. Leto said he didn't think that his character was intimately physical with McConaughey's character, nor was Rayon bisexual like Woodruff, but truly believed he was a trans woman.
"I was in character as much as humanly possible," said Leto."When you wax your eyebrows and lose 40 pounds it's hard to escape the physical side of that."


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>Brookings Oregon News, Sports, & Weather | The Curry Coastal Pilot
Monday, May 20
•Southwestern Oregon Community College Board of Education, 5:30 p.m., Tioga Hall, room 228, 2110 Newmark Ave., Coos Bay.
•Southern Curry Cemetery Maintenance District, 6 p.m., cemetery office complex, 1035 Seventh St., Brookings.
Tuesday, May 21
•Brookings Site Planning Committee, 9 a.m., Brookings City Hall council chambers, 898 Elk Drive, Brookings.
•Port of Brookings Harbor, 7 p.m., Best Western Beachfront Inn, 16008 Boat Basin Road, Harbor.
Wednesday, May 22
•Curry County Budget Committee hearing, 1:30 p.m., Curry County Courthouse Annex, 94235 Moore St., Gold Beach.
Thursday, May 23
•Brookings Parks and Recreation Commission, 7 p.m., Brookings City Hall council chambers, 898 Elk Drive, Brookings.


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The talents of students from the TUTS' Humphreys School of Musical Theatre will have a new audience in upcoming "How-To" choreography DVDs produced by iTheatrics based out of New York City.
iTheatrics will feature the HSMT students in DVDS for four musicals with choreography by iTheatrics' chief choreographer, Steven G. Kennedy. The nationally distributed DVDS will be used by thousands of schools and educational musical theatre groups across the United States. Theatre Under the Stars' Manager of Education, Shay Rogers, will be the assistant choreographer.
This will be the first time these DVDs will be filmed outside of New York City.
Rogers explained how excited they are to be part of this project.
"These spectacular students have worked countless hours on this project and have impressed us all. This entire experience has proven incredibly rewarding, and TUTS is honored that iTheatrics chose our students to take on such a big task," she said.
This unique opportunity for the HSMT students has them thrilled to be working with the iTheatrics team in Houston.
"This project has definitely challenged me in a good way, and I have learned a lot of new things," said Doreen Litvak, a 13 year old HSMT student who attends the Awty International School. "Working with an amazing team made this project even better. I absolutely loved this project, and I am really glad I did it."
Ashton Lambert, 14, also a HSMT students attends The Kinkaid School. He's elated to be part of the project. "The best part for me is the fact that we are helping other kids do musical theatre who may not have been able to do it without our help. I have such great memories from my first show at school, and I want other students to have that same experience," he said.
For more information about the HSMT, go to www.tuts.com/Education/HumphreysSchoolofMusicalTheatre.


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Tilapia & Lemon Sauce RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
- 1/4 cup plus 1 tablespoon all-purpose flour, divided
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 4 tilapia fillets (4 ounces each)
- 2 tablespoons plus 2 teaspoons butter, divided
- 1/3 cup reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 2 tablespoons white wine or additional reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 1-1/2 teaspoons lemon juice
- 1-1/2 teaspoons minced fresh parsley
- 2 cups hot cooked rice
- 1/4 cup sliced almonds, toasted
- In a shallow bowl, combine 1/4 cup flour and salt. Dip fillets in flour mixture.
- In a large nonstick skillet coated with cooking spray, cook fillets in 2 tablespoons butter over medium-high heat for 4-5 minutes on each side or until fish flakes easily with a fork. Remove and keep warm.
- In the same skillet, melt remaining butter. Stir in remaining flour until smooth; gradually add the broth, wine and lemon juice. Bring to a boil; cook and stir for 2 minutes or until thickened. Stir in parsley. Serve fish and sauce with rice; garnish with almonds. Yield: 4 servings.
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"The fish was good - the sauce not so much. I made it with white cooking wine, which ruined the taste. I'll try chicken broth next time."
"Really good! My kids even are it - without the sauce. Great with some rice and vegetables."
"This turned out very good. Maybe a little more lemon next time. The toasted almonds were a nice touch. Will be making this again."
"This recipe was not only excellent tasting, it was so easy to prepare. My husband said he could eat this anytime! I made this on a Tuesday and since it is Lent, he may get it again on Friday!"
"Excellent! I used thyme in place of parsely, and used Kentucky Kernal Seasoned flour (doubled) and two cans of chicken broth. This is now my favorite fish dish!"


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|This one was not easy. In that way, it represented everything this crazy season has thrown at the Houston Astros. "We're a resilient group," manager A.J. Hinch would say later. They are that and possibly more.
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|The Rangers are an example of how the best teams, many times, are the deepest teams.
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|Are you ready for Clayton Kershaw vs. Stephen Strasburg? That's what we've got Monday night at Dodger Stadium. That they've never faced one another before makes it even better. Here at MLB.com, Kershaw-Strasburg got us to thinking about about some other pitching matchups we'd like to see.
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|Let's take a look at four players -- three free-agent signings and a trade acquisition -- who've seen an offseason of change turn into a best-case scenario and probable All-Star selection.
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|Ichiro's 16th season has been an unexpected joy because, at 37, he seems reborn in hitting .349 for the Marlins. Pete Rose, however, remains the Hit King.
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|Jameson Taillon has always bristled at the notion that he'd wasted two seasons of his baseball career. He said nothing could be further from the truth. He'd grown so much, learned so much.
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|Let's start the Trade Deadline countdown clock with a look at 10 players we could be hearing a lot about over the next few weeks.
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|Miguel Cabrera's 2,400th career hit prompted no parade. Larger and grander celebrations await. Rather, 2,400 -- he got 2,400 and 2,401 Sunday at Yankee Stadium -- is an opportunity to appreciate his career. He made his Major League debut at 20 in 2003, and 14 seasons later, is on his way to crafting a Hall of Fame resume.
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|What really makes the Rangers so much fun to watch are the three kids: 21-year-old outfielder Nomar Mazara, 22-year-old second baseman Rougned Odor and 23-year-old infielder Jurickson Profar.
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|The Rangers are the American League's very best team. The Astros are its hottest. So when the two teams begin a four-game series at Globe Life Park on Monday, this will be one of the season's interesting intersections. Let the fun begin.
|When Clayton Kershaw takes the mound Saturday night against the Braves at Dodger Stadium, we will be watching someone who appears to be one of the greatest pitchers of all time. Isn't that where he has taken the conversation?
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|Two notable things happened to the Astros right after manager A.J. Hinch flip-flopped Jose Altuve and George Springer at the top of his batting order: 1. The Astros got hot. 2. Springer got insanely hot.
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|The Boston Red Sox have had the hottest player in baseball pretty much every single day of this season. If that sounds impressive, it's actually better than that. We're talking about four different players.
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|The Kansas City Royals have accomplished so much the last two seasons that it's hard to be blown away by anything they do anymore. Okay, check that. They just did. The Royals had themselves an amazing weekend even by their own high standards. One stunning victory followed by another and then another.
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Miley Cyrus brings the Bangerz to Australia in just-announced tour
Miley Cyrus is coming in like a wrecking ball, bringing her Bangerz tour to Australia in October.
Cyrus' last toured Down Under in 2011 with the Gypsy Heart Tour and has since been busy collaborating with the Flaming Lips and Snoop Dog, causing controversy (remember the twerking) and changing record companies, she's now with RCA Records.
Bangerz was released in 2013 and is described by Cyrus as "dirty south-hip hop."
Watch: Miley Cyrus covers The Arctic Monkeys for MTV Unplugged.
Tickets for Bangerz go on sale 10am Monday, June 23
Friday, October 10 – Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne
Wednesday, October 15- Entertainment Centre, Brisbane
Friday, October 17 – Allphones Arena, Sydney
Monday, October 20 – Entertainment Centre, Adelaide
Thursday, October 23 – Perth Arena, Perth
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We are happy to announce that the new and latest version of the CoolRunner 3 design is now in the hands of a core group of testers and we are very happy with the results on Trinity & Corona.
The updated RGH3 is giving great timings on our test machines (both Trinity & Corona are glitching amazingly well (1,1,2,1,1,1,1,1,2,1 ..).
We can also now tell you about the new RATER feature.
When hooked up to a new QSB system that we will show you soon and the new J-R programmer v2, the J-Runner software will automatically test your glitch settings for you giving an overall score in performance (this is fully automatic including console resets!)
There are several timing settings that we found to work across our test machines so we included them all on the CoolRunner v3 so you can simply test each setting and stick with the best RATER score. The average timings can be taken over a few tests or hundreds even thousands (example we tested a machine with 1500 and found its highest rater score to show that 83% of its glitches were in its very first glitch cycle!)
No more guess work
We will give you more info very soon, but we are gearing up ready for full production in the next few weeks.
Join IRC Channel #RGH3 For all the latest developments
I was hoping for a learning feature but any progress is progress!
Its not very specific in how you go about testing it but I hope you can just leave it running overnight testing all the timing files say 100/1000 times each. Guess we will see
ooooooooooo, nice, will this make zephyr`s any easier to glitch?
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lets hope it doesn`t take too long to get released
CG Pro Gaming Tournaments
the above site is for single xbox live and psn players
looking to join teams and take part in online battles and tournaments
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The United States Department of Commerce, International Trade Administration (ITA) is organizing a Business Development Mission to Erbil, Iraq, June 22-25, 2008. The business development mission will focus on establishing business linkages between U.S. companies and Iraqi companies, for both export and investment. Although the trade mission will be open to U.S. companies from all non-petroleum sectors, companies with interests in the housing, financial services, agri-business/food processing, health, and franchising sectors will be preferred. This mission will be led by Deputy Secretary of Commerce John J. Sullivan. ITA will provide participating U.S. companies an opportunity to meet with key officials from the Kurdistan Regional Government, local chambers of commerce and other business groups, and various Iraqi companies. ITA also seeks to provide participating U.S. companies an opportunity to visit key commercial sites in Erbil.
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As ordered reported by the Senate Committee on Indian Affairs on October 20, 2011
S. 1262 would amend various laws governing Native American educational activities implemented by the Department of the Interior (DOI) and the Department of Education (ED). Assuming the appropriation of necessary funds, CBO estimates that implementing S. 1262 would cost $4.0 billion over the 2012-2017 period.
In addition, CBO estimates that enacting S. 1262 would have a negligible impact on direct spending. The staff of the Joint Committee on Taxation (JCT) estimates that the legislation would reduce federal revenues by $8 million over the 2012-2022 period. Pay-as-you-go procedures apply because enacting the legislation would affect direct spending and revenues.
CBO has reviewed the nontax provisions of S. 1262 and determined they contain no intergovernmental or private-sector mandates as defined in the Unfunded Mandates Reform Act (UMRA) and would impose no costs on state, local, or tribal governments. The staff of the JCT determined that the tax provisions of S. 1262 contain no intergovernmental or private-sector mandates as defined in UMRA.


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Why does your cat treat you the way it does? The looks, the head-bonks, the rubs, the kneading; why does she do all of this? According to an article in "The New York Times," John Bradshaw's book, "Cat Sense," talks about how your cat thinks you're just a big cat. Bradshaw, who is a professor of biology at the University of Bristol, has spent over 30 years of his life studying animal behavior in general, and cat behavior in specific.
We attribute human emotions, motives, and even thoughts to our cats. If we didn't, there'd be no "Sad Cat Diary." There'd be no LOLCats. We probably wouldn't have Grumpy Cat (a.k.a Tardar Sauce), Henri, the Existential Cat, or Sam, the cat that has eyebrows that give him a worried expression.
We wouldn't speculate about the hidden motives behind bringing dead mice to us, and we certainly wouldn't feel all warm and cozy inside when we interpret their lovey-dovey look as…lovey-dovey.
The basis for Bradshaw's belief is the idea that cats are still, more or less, wild animals. We've never bred them for a specific purpose. What happened is that they came to us because our food storage attracted rodents, and we kept them around because they were useful as pest control. Evidence found in China and the Middle East supports that.
Bradshaw also says that roughly 85% of cat breeding is female pets with male feral cats. That makes them retain a lot of wild instinct. When it comes to interacting with people, they rely on what their natural (read: wild) instincts tell them. We humans are mostly non-hostile creatures that both allow and return certain behaviors, such as rubbing or kneading. Therefore, we are just big cats.
Perhaps most interesting are Bradshaw's ideas about why cats bring us gifts of dead prey. We think of such things as offerings, however, Nicholas Wade, the author of the "New York Times" piece, says that Bradshaw says this isn't the case. Neither do they see us as young kittens who need a hunter to bring them food. Instead, our cats bring their prey in because they see our houses as safe places to eat.
It's hard to imagine that a cat that carries hair ties, small balls, or other small things in her teeth, and dropping it at your feet is doing anything other than bringing you a gift. While Bradshaw may indeed be correct that usually a cat is taking her prey somewhere safe, sometimes she might still be bringing a gift to you.
If you'd like to read "Cat Sense" for yourself, it's available on Amazon.com in both hardcover and Kindle editions.


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College Hockey:North Dakota Firmly Atop USCHO.com/CSTV Poll
Denver, Ohio State Climb; BU Drops In Wake Of Upset
MINNEAPOLIS — With a shutout of defending NCAA champion Michigan State Saturday, North Dakota cemented its hold on the top spot in Monday's USCHO.com/CSTV Division I men's poll.
The Fighting Sioux, who won 6-0 against the Spartans, earned 46 first-place votes to easily retain the No. 1 ranking they held in the preseason.
Following UND was Miami, which beat then-No. 20 Vermont twice and rose to No. 2, with Ice Breaker champion Minnesota at No. 3 after wins against Rensselaer and Michigan. Boston College, which lost to the Wolverines before rebounding to top the Engineers, came in fourth, and Denver skyrocketed eight places to fifth after sweeping Maine.
Michigan's split at the Ice Breaker was good enough to send it up four places to No. 6, with Clarkson holding its ground in seventh with a loss to St. Lawrence and wins over Massachusetts and Providence in the two weeks since the preseason poll.
New Hampshire, which has yet to open its regular season, was No. 8, trailed by Michigan State and then idle Colorado College in 10th.
Notre Dame, which lost to Wisconsin before rebounding to beat Mercyhurst, was No. 11, with Lefty McFadden champion Ohio State — a winner over both of the same teams — moved up seven spots to 12th.
Wisconsin's split in Ohio put the Badgers at No. 13, with idle Quinnipiac next. St. Lawrence, like Clarkson one of the few teams to have three games under its belt already, was No. 15 after beating Clarkson and Providence but losing to UMass.
The remaining five teams in the poll were St. Cloud State, which took three points from Canisius, and then Maine, Boston University — which fell nine places after losing to Robert Morris and tying Alaska-Anchorage at the Nye Frontier Classic — and finally idle Cornell and UMass.
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Philip Morris, the nation's largest cigarette maker, wants Hollywood to stop putting its products in movies because it may influence kids to smoke. Larry O'Dell of the Associated Press reports:
A study published last year in the medical journal Pediatrics is one of several that have shown that children exposed to smoking in the movies are more likely than their peers to start using tobacco. Philip Morris cites that study and two others in its ads.


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Sometimes you just can't resist the urge to pull a prank on your significant other...and sometimes you just have to be naked to do it. That combo led to a very embarrassing situation for an Australian man who decided to climb into a washing machine in an attempt to scare his girlfriend and got stuck.
According to BBC News on Monday, the incident occurred in Mooroopna, located north of Melbourne in Australia's state of Victoria. The man, who (lucky for him) remains unidentified, became stuck in the machine while in the altogether, prompting a visit from a search-and-rescue squad. Not only that, but firefighters and paramedics also added to the scene.
With the help of some olive oil for lubrication, rescuers greased up and freed the man, who is reportedly in his early twenties, after about 20 minutes of work. He did not emerge with any injuries.
"It would be fair to say the gentleman was very embarrassed," Sergeant Michelle De Araugo told Agence-France Presse.
The Australian Broadcasting Corporation also spoke about the bizarre incident with First Constable Luke Ingram, who simply said "My advice would be for people not to climb into appliances."
"Obviously that [can] cause a number of issues, as we've seen on the weekend," he added.
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Jiro Horikoshi, a boy living in early twentieth-century Japan, dreams of flying airplanes. Unfortunately, he is near-sighted, and becoming a pilot is impossible for him. Then, he has a dream: the great Italian aeronautical engineer Caproni speaks to him in a dream, telling Jiro that one doesn't need to have any knowledge of flying planes to design them, sparking an intense desire in the young boy to create beautiful airplanes. Thus begins the story of Jiro in the legendary Hayao Miyazaki's latest, and possibly final, film, "The Wind Rises". It's something quite different from the fantastical material Miyazaki normally directs, but that doesn't make it any less powerful; in fact, it is one of the most complex, gorgeous, and moving films ever to come from Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli.
The film follows a good deal of Jiro's (voiced in the dubbed English version by Joseph Gordon-Levitt) life, while also depicting significant events in Japanese and world history. On his way to university, Jiro experiences what is later known as the Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923, during which he rescues a young girl named Nahoko and her maid, who breaks her leg, and returns them safely home. Along with his school friend Honjo (John Krasinski), Jiro is hired by a Japanese engineering film to design planes that are up to date with the rest of the world, especially Germany. Meanwhile, the economy sinks into depression, while, as the 1930s progress, the world inches closer to war, affecting the kind of planes Jiro is tasked with designing. Just when it seems like he will never accomplish his dream, Jiro runs into a now grown-up Nahoko (Emily Blunt), beginning a romance that gives him strength, combined with his recurring dreams in which Caproni (Stanley Tucci) encourages him.
"The Wind Rises" is a biographical drama that set on an epic scale, and yet, the events of the world never take the focus away from Jiro and his personal quest. He is fleshed out entirely, so much so that he feels like a real person the audience knows. The supporting players are also well-rounded, from Nahoko and Honjo to Jiro's gruff boss Kurokawa (Martin Short, who provides some great comic relief) and his persistent sister Kayo (Mae Whitman). The environments also feel very real, the only elements of fantasy coming into play when Jiro dreams—and even then, his dreams are seen in a way that it is sometimes difficult to distinguish them from reality.
The story is aided by the beautiful score and gorgeous animation. From lush background paintings to complicated crowd scenes and natural disasters, the movie is a thrill to look at.
Perhaps the film's only flaw is that it creates a few conflicts but never resolves them, including the pursuit of Jiro by the secret police. But this doesn't hinder the story too much, as it reaches an emotional, tear-inducing conclusion. This may be Miyazaki's most realistic film, but it is also his most complex, layering many characters, situations on top of each other while sometimes blurring the line between dreams and reality, forcing the viewer to dig deep to find its true meaning.
It's sad to think that this animated masterpiece, which recently lost the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature to Disney's "Frozen", may be Hayao Miyazaki's last film, at least as a director. But if it is, at least he is going out with what may possibly be his finest movie out of a filmography laced with classics.
Runtime: 126 minutes. Rated PG-13 for some disturbing images and smoking.
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TC TO JEAN CARLYLE AITKEN; 20 December 1851; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18511220-TC-JCA-01; CL 26: 272-273
The Grange, Hampshire / 20 decr, 1851—
My dear Jean,
You must accept in good part this hurried single word, which is all I can send you from this scene of bustle and confusion: it will serve to assure you that we are tolerably well,—where we are, I think, you already know;—and that little bit of information will be nearly all the good it can do you. Judging by the quantity of work we accomplish here, one might suppose we should have ample time for letters at least: but that, owing to various causes, is by no means the fact, but indeed quite the reverse of it; and, to one of my nervous temperament, and entirely quiet habitudes, it is often next to impossible to get even a letter written at any of the hours available to me for objects of my own! Hoohooh, "Ornament and grandeur"—I have no great brow of them at all!
We have great people here, Lord Grey, Lord Lansdowne, a good portion of the Majesty ministry (with their wives); but except on the outside view, all this does not amount to very much; after one has seen these high dignitaries once or twice, the look of them to one is little better than that of other agreeable bonny men. Macaulay was here for two days,—another kind of greatness; not entirely stupendous either. He and I did very well together, however; and I felt his departure a real loss to the party. This celebrated man, tho' perhaps not worth the tenth part of the celebrating, is a really good sort of soul: grandson of a Highland Minister,1 and really very much (intrinsically) like a Highland Minister himself, tho' "preaching" in a very different element, and with a stipend immensely enlarged!— —
Gifted Gilfillan,2 I noticed in the last Critic,3 is very crabbed upon me about the Life of Sterling. He is, upon the whole, a considerable of an ass; and ought to try to keep his temper, or at least to carry a civil tongue in his head. Adieu, dear Jean: we hope to be home this day week or so, and not long after that, you shall have hint of us again. Kind regards to James.
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Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
by Tennessee Williams
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How we cite our quotes: Citations follow this format: (Act.Page.Line). Every time a character talks counts as one line, even if what they say turns into a long monologue. We used the New Directions edition of the play, published in 1971.
Quote #4
[…]—Shoot, Maggie, you just don't like children. (I.43.618-619)
Here Big Mama insults Maggie by suggesting she is failing in her role as wife and woman.
Quote #5
D'you make Brick happy in bed?
Why don't you ask if he makes me happy in bed?
Something's not right! You're childless and my son drinks! (I.47.721-725)
Maggie shows a progressive edge when she questions why Big Mama doesn't inquire after her sexual satisfaction rather than her husband's. Big Mama expresses a bigger societal concern when she points to the abnormal behavior and nature of Maggie and Brick's marriage: they are deviating from the roles that have been assigned to them, and this deviation is cause for great worry and even fear.
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- When a marriage goes on the rocks, the rocks are there, right there! (I.48.729-730)
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Secretary Kathleen Sebelius is resigning.The conversations of conspiracy have already begun and the questions are being shouted at high pitched levels.. Why is this happening after she waged such an incredible war for the Affordable Care Act?! Does President Obama not care about all shes done?! Was this planned in advance?! What do the conservatives have to do with this?! Well, you get the point. Sadly, it is easy to think in tones of negativism. Many of us, conservatives and progressives are a little war weary from our stances in this administration. Let's step back for a minute and look at all that has happened. It is a far more positive story than one might believe.
There is no shame in Kathleen's game. She is a warrior woman that anyone would be proud to have on their team. There should be no doubt that 'Obamacare' has been a war zone. Despite it all, Secretary Sebelius helped bring the ACA to life. To date, 7.5 million people have signed up at the site, and there are still five more days to go. The numbers will increase.
Kathleen Sebelius leaves as no less than a super star. She is a hero and the botched roll out conversation is passe. Its not where you start that matters, its where you end. The fact is, Kathleen oversaw a project that far superseded its expectations. Here's a little bit about what Kathleen has been doing;
"Secretary Sebelius is committed to ensuring that America continues to lead the world in innovation. Under her leadership, HHS is promoting public-private collaboration to bring life-saving treatments and medicines to market. The Department is also working to build a 21st century food safety system that will prevent outbreaks before they occur. And it is collaborating with the Department of Education, to help states increase the quality of early childhood education programs, and give parents more information to make the best choices for their children.
'Secretary Sebelius also leads the nation's emergency health response to crises and natural disasters, including the Haiti earthquake, the Gulf oil spill, and the Joplin, Missouri tornado. And as America's top health official, she continues to work with our international partners to confront global health issues like polio, HIV/AIDS, and the growing costs of chronic disease around the world.
'Forbes has named Secretary Sebelius one of the 100 most powerful women in the world. Before her Cabinet appointment in April, 2009, she served as Governor of Kansas beginning in 2003, where she was named one of America's Top Five Governors by Time Magazine. From 1995 to 2003 she served as Kansas Insurance Commissioner. She was a member of the Kansas House of Representatives from 1987 to 1995."
(You may read more at http://www.hhs.gov/secretary/about/biography/index.html)
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This is a radio interview from the Creative Alliance of New Orleans with Jana Napoli and Carlos Neville talking about YA/YA and Floodwall.
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in the interim the Pheonix burns I have the best story.. I went up to a man that looked much like my friend Neil Alexander & asked"NEIL"? I thought he didn't hear me & when I said it again….he kneeled down before me….. I didn't know what to say!!!! what a beginning of a day …
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I went to the Tate Modern last week. It has the perfect spot for Flood Wall. On inquiry I was given a document that said: "Exhibition proposals may be sent to Paul McAree in Exhibitions and Displays at the Tate Modern. All proposals will be considered by curatorial staff, however, it must be stressed that …


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Bachelor 2014 viewers got some brand new Bachelor spoilers in an extended look at Tuesday's upcoming Fantasy Suite episode (Feb. 25) that aired at the end of Monday's Hometown dates episode (full Feb. 24 recap here). During Hometowns, Bachelor Juan Pablo Galavis traveled to Missouri, California, Florida and Georgia to rendezvous with his four final choices: Andi, Nikki, Renee and Clare.
Only three ladies survived the Week 8 rose ceremony, which was filmed in JP's hometown of Miami, to go on to St. Lucia for Fantasy Suite dates and the finale.
Check out what the ABC previews revealed about tomorrow night's highly anticipated episode here below.
Bachelor Spoilers 2014: Love, Lust and Loss of Trust in St. Lucia
One thing is for sure: the St. Lucia previews promise trouble in paradise. Against the beautiful backdrop of Caribbean waters and white sandy beaches, a betrayal is revealed.
"The Fantasy Suite turned into a nightmare," Andi told the camera with tears in her eyes. (According to these Bachelor spoilers 2014, it really did.)
Later, we learned that at least two of the finalists finally told Juan Pablo how they felt about him. "I'm loving falling in love with you," Clare, 32, told him.
"I love you," Nikki, 26, said during her alone time with JP. It will be interesting to see how he responded to each of them.
As the previews indicated, there was a much different sentiment coming from the bright 26-year-old ADA from Georgia. "There's nothing for me to do at this point," Andi said, clearly frustrated and upset about something that went down in the Fantasy Suite with JP.
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At some point during The Bachelor 2014 Week 8 Fantasy Suite episode on Feb. 25, Juan Pablo tells Andi, almost mocking her, "You barely made it here." Seriously? Ouch. No matter what preceded that, it's almost a sure bet that was most thoughtless thing he's said all season, and he's had a few doozies. Andi reportedly takes her leave of JP and gets on the first flight out of St. Lucia, heartbroken by his treatment of her after she thought they had built a relationship based on mutual respect and slowly-blossoming emotions.
Though they end up being the final two bachelorettes in the competition, both Clare Crawley and Nikki Ferrell were also seen crying in the preview, for reasons we don't know.
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Herbs, some twining, or shrubs with alternate, simple, entire leaves. Flowers zygomorphic, somewhat pea-like with two prominent 'wings' formed by petal-like sepals and a keel-petal which is sometimes fringed or tufted. Stamens 5 or 8 (unlike true peas which have 10 stamens). Ovary superior; fruit a flat, dry, papery capsule. source: ABRS Flora of Australia Online
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March 20, 2007
Junior Josh Zupancic (Akron, Ohio/Walsh Jesuit) of the Stanford wrestling team was selected as the Stanford/Muscle Milk Student-Athlete of the Week for the week of Mar. 12-18.
Zupancic pulled three upsets and downed four ranked opponents at the NCAA Wrestling Championships in Auburn Hills, Mich. this weekend and became the 13th all-time Cardinal wrestler to earn All-America honors. Zupancic finished seventh in the nation at 157 pounds, securing his All-America status with a 7-5 victory over No. 9 Moza Fay of Northern Iowa. Zupancic finished with a 4-2 record for the tournament, and concluded his redshirt junior season with a 37-13 overall mark.
This is Zupancic's second Stanford/Muscle Milk Student-Athlete of the Week honor. Zupancic and the rest of the Cardinal wrestling team concluded the 2006-07 season last week, finishing 32nd in the nation as a team with 16 points. P>
Past Stanford/Muscle Milk Student-Athletes of the Week
Feb. 26-March 4 Joseph Bramlett
Feb. 19-Feb.25 Ben Wildman-Tobriner
Feb. 12-Feb. 19 Brook Lopez
Feb. 5-Feb. 11 Cassidy Krug
Jan. 29-Feb. 4 Elaine Breeden
Jan. 22-Jan. 28 Shaun Phillips
Jan. 15-Jan. 21 Liz Tricase
Jan. 8-Jan. 14 Julia Smit
Jan. 1-Jan. 7 Lawrence Hill
Dec. 25-Dec. 31 Brooke Smith
Dec. 18-Dec. 25 Tanner Gardner
Dec. 11-Dec. 17 Jayne Appel
Dec. 4-Dec. 10 Cynthia Barboza
Nov. 27-Dec. 3 Lawrence Hill
Nov. 20-Nov. 26 Arianna Lambie
Nov. 14-Nov. 19 Josh Zupancic
Nov. 6-Nov. 13 Michael Okwo
Oct. 30-Nov. 5 Celia Durkin
Oct. 23-Oct. 29 Rachel Buehler
Oct. 16-Oct. 22 Janson Wigo
Oct. 9-Oct. 16 Bryn Kehoe
Oct. 1-Oct. 8 Liz Robinson
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VixieTrix says:
Stolen from another forum :D how much time on average do you spend at yard each day? and what do you generally do?> I spend 45 mins morning and around 1 - 2 hrs most nights.
I ususally EITHER groom / walk out in evening + poo pickin etc
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Sep 08
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brook says:
We have two horses which are stabled at night so in the morning my OH and I spend around 1 hour mucking out, cleaning buckets, making feeds, turning out and doing water. If we are not working we hang around for longer and do a few other jobs such as ragworting, field maintenance etc.
Late afternoon we put their beds down, hang up haynets, poo-pick and bring the horses in. They are then groomed and exercised. If they are not being ridden I catch up on mane pulling, trimming, tail washing etc or maybe graze in hand for a while. We are usually at the yard for around 2 1/2 hours in the evening during the Spring and Summer and around 1 hour in the Winter. We like to sit and have a coffee when Tenor and Tilly have had their tea and are happily munching their hay then they have a treat ball each just before we leave.
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pippixox says:
used to have to spend way more time doing boring poo picking and mucking out, but now my 2 live out and on so much land we dont poo pick, just gets harrowed ect occasionally. morning before work i feed and groom/ give attention to/ check over, 30 minutes normally. after work depends on the day, will usually spend a couple of hours, ride one or both of them and feed and groom.
my horses are my medicine, without them im even more crazy!
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jenappaloosapony says:
well Spring is at my house so I poo pick + give hay and just spend time about 1/2 hour every night atm as my mum is nagging me to do revision - got GCSEs from next week
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Micki says:
It really depends what else i have to do other than the horses. I always make sure that they are done but i have to tailor my day around other things as i have lots of other commitments with having 2 kids and lots of other animals. I usually end up spending around 2 hours a day seeing to the horses if i don't ride and longer if i do.
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rhapsody says:
Mine are at home most of the winter and at a farm up the road for summer, when they're at the farm probably about an hour or so in the evening and as long as it takes to see to them in the mornings as OH is usually off to work, longer though if riding etc. At my old yard I would spend lots more time there as it was quite sociable (we're the only ones at the farm we use now) and all day Saturday and Sunday - but we moved away to buy this damn house worse luck, wish I could turn the clock back as I just haven't settled at all (2 years later!).
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3MoodyMaresMum says:
I have 3 and they are at home, but I also work from home so in reality I go on the yard at 7:30am and leave again (where the horses are not in sight at all) at 6pm, I then go back out at 9pm for an hour or so depending what needs doing. So I am with them all day, but really an hour in the morning feeding and skipping out, then I go into each stable every hour to feed or skip out!!
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jenhavocmanny says:
I go to field in morning and am there for about 1/2 hour to an hour, pick out feet, take off rugs, give them hay or move to another paddock, poo pick if time.
Then in pm I'll be there for about 2 hours, groom, ride or lunge. Feed, rug up, hay, Night night!
I'd be there all day if I could, lol !
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AMLS says:
I have two horses and due to my schedule am a throw-the-tack-on-and-ride kinda person haha !!! Generally spend around an hour with my gelding most mornings and then around 40 mins with my little filly. I only visit the yard once a day as I use full livery. I hate having to rush with them and try and spend a bit more time once a week as my schedule allows, it can be difficult to fit everything in.
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melxvengeance says:
mine are across my driveway, sometimes i will spend 15 mins a day just putting their feed out in the field for them and not riding, in winter they are stabled most of the time so could spend half an hour in the morning mucking out etc and then another hour at night mucking out again, filling haynets for the next day etc and that's not including riding. every now and again i'll spend a few hours tidying up the yard and tack room etc but it really just depends on weather and what i want to do that day.
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In our area, John Glenn's Alma Mater is commemorating his anniversary through pictures...
Muskingum University is celebrating Glenn's historic flight with exhibits in the school's library. Librarian Kristin Cole said Glenn has a great relationship with the university and New Concord, and she remembers him for the person he is.
"Back when he went into space in 1999, they had the parade in Columbus, they also had a parade in New Concord. He, actually, he and Annie were on the float, and the residents of New Concord were able to come right up to him, and they had students, from the high school, were on the float with him," said Cole.
Cole said that aside from being an alumnus of the university, many of the events that took place in Glenn's life were connected to Muskingum.
"So what we're hoping to make students realize, because some of them might not be aware, is that John Glenn's relationship with Muskingum has been continuous, from the time that he was a student, all the way up to present day, where he's now a member of the board of trustees."
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I know every parent is different in what the do for their child, So I was wondering how often you bathe your child.
I'll put myself out there and say that I bathe my kids 1-2 times a week and I feel I'm doing good just to get that in.
Every other night, unless they get dirty playing outside or sweaty, and then they automatically get a bath.
She was a brave woman who faced the Moby Dick of poops, and lost. - Ashley's Closet
Usually every other day for my little 2...my 8 yr old every day, when he has sporting events sometimes 2 times a day
The only PINK in this house of BLUE !
every night.
It actually helps with his skin. He soaks in the bath with nuetrogena bath oil, then coated in vaseline when he gets out.
If he skips more than one night his skin cracks and starts to bleed.
It took us rounds and rounds with pediatricians, allergists and dermatologists to get the perfect solution for his skin.
One my way to being debt free! One baby step at a time..
LOL, Broodkeeper you read my mind. Now a 5 minute shower, I could understand that. But a 5 minute bath wouldn't even fill the tub.
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Oh and I should have added that is only for the 2.5 year old.
The 15 and 10 year olds shower daily. They stink!
One my way to being debt free! One baby step at a time..
Every night. They go do daycare and get all sweaty and messy from all the fun they have lol. It's also part of their nightime routine
♥ Jennifer
"Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, but today is a gift, that's why its called the present." - A.A. Milne
Nightly, unless she's really tired when we get home. Then it's dinner, spot clean and straight to bed and I give her a bath the next morning.
DD's baths aren't always really "baths" persay- she doesnt even like to sit down in the water these days. So she plays with the faucet while I wash her up and rinse her off. The warm water seems to help her relax before bedtime. If she wants to play longer I let her.
I get home from work around 4, dinner at 5, bath at 5:30 then PJ's, books and some nursing and she's in bed around 6. (I know, super early right? I wish I could push it back but all attempts to do so have caused regression in her ST)


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NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Two home triumphs in response to the general manager's win-or-else speech are fine and dandy but it wouldn't have meant much if the Ducks didn't carry the same attitude with them on the road.
Maybe the message is getting through once and for all. Teemu Selanne scored in his return to the lineup and the Ducks built a three-goal lead before holding on for a 3-2 victory over the Nashville Predators.
"Those were two big wins at home, but we didn't want to come on the road and lose what we'd done there," defenseman Ryan Whitney said. "That was just a big win for us tonight."
After a five-week absence because of a broken left hand, Selanne gave his team an immediate lift in the first period when Petteri Nokelainen's shot nicked off his stick past Predators goalie Pekka Rinne.
"He took it from another Finlander," Ducks coach Randy Carlyle cracked.
The play was set up by Brett Festerling beating Nashville's Shea Weber along the boards and sending the puck to a crashing Nokelainen. Another youngster delivered again as rookie Matt Beleskey made it 2-0 when he finished a nice play with linemates Corey Perry and Ryan Getzlaf.
Beleskey has goals in each of his past three games after going the first 23 of his NHL career without scoring.
"That's always big," Ducks captain Scott Niedermayer said. "You can't just ride a few guys all season long."
Ducks goalie Jonas Hiller won for the eighth time in his past 11 starts.


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It's almost officially time for spring skiing, and the 14th annual Bud Light Spring Jam, March 14-23, at Aspen/Snowmass is one those harbingers of the shift to spring in Colorado's mountains, featuring competitions, concerts and parties.
The festival kicks off Friday, March 14 with a Johnny Cash cover band, Cash'd Out, headlining a massive après ski party at the base of Aspen Mountain. One Ton Pig will open the party at 3 p.m. and Cash'd Out will take the stage at 4:30 p.m.
Then on Saturday it's KickAspen Big Air, where skiers and snowboarders compete under the lights at the base of Aspen Mountain followed by the Fallen Friends Memorial Event on Sunday. A Terrain Park Boot Camp offers both adults and kids instruction on how to slide a box or hit a rail in a mini-park on Snowmass.
Weekend two will feature the recently added banked slalom on Friday, March 21. This snowboard-only event charges down the natural terrain of Sandy Park at Snowmass, inviting riders young and old to challenge each other on banked turns.
The entertainment for week two kicks off on Friday, March 21 with the Core Party concert in downtown Aspen featuring Beats Antique, a trio of live electronic and experimental world fusion musicians.
Saturday features the Helly Hansen Battle in the Bowls. New this year, the Battle in the Bowls will offer the adventure category, a great option for families in which they will complete a course of runs with Highlands' secrets and a number of special experiences, finding some new spots and taking home souvenirs.
Here's all that's happening in Aspen/Snowmass the rest of this month…
Bud Light Big Air Fridays: Snowmass, March 7, 14, 21 and 28
Highlands SkiMo Race Series: Aspen Highlands, March 11 and 25
14th Annual Bud Light Spring Jam: Aspen & Snowmass, March 14-23
Bud Light Hi-Fi Concert Series: Aspen Mountain, March 14
Terrain Park Boot Camp: Snowmass, March 15, 16, 22 and 23
KickAspen Big Air: Aspen Mountain, March 15
Fallen Friends Memorial Event: Aspen Highlands, March 16
Bud Light Core Party: Aspen, March 21
Banked Slalom: Snowmass, March 21
Helly Hansen Battle In The Bowls: Aspen Highlands, March 23
Red Bull Double Pipe: Buttermilk, March 21-23
Nature Valley NASTAR National Championships: Snowmass, March 26-30
Bud Light Hi-Fi Concert Series: Snowmass, March 29
Elk Mountain Grand Traverse: Aspen Mountain, March 29


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The University Athletic Compliance Committee consists of all individuals who are key players in the shared responsibility of compliance and student-athlete eligibility certification. The Committee's charge is as follows:
The University Athletic Compliance Committee ensures that commitment to rules compliance is a central element in all personnel matters (wherever university personnel are involved in compliance-related activities). The University of Alabama and its Department of Intercollegiate Athletics are committed to operating within the framework and intent of all NCAA and SEC legislation. It is the responsibility of each University Athletic Compliance Committee member and appropriate designees outside of the athletics department to have complete knowledge of NCAA, SEC, and University regulations that relate to their duties. Each and every staff member with compliance-related responsibilities must accept ultimate responsibility for ensuring their conduct is in compliance with all such regulations. It is the purpose of the University Athletic Compliance Committee to facilitate and monitor achievement of this goal. All staff members outside of the athletics department with compliance-related responsibilities are responsible for comprehending and abiding by the University of Alabama compliance policies and procedures.
University Athletic Compliance Committee members and their appropriate designees must show a clear and unambiguous commitment to rules compliance as evidenced in job descriptions and an annual compliance performance evaluation and self-audit of their designated area.
The following individuals are members of the University Athletic Compliance Committee:
Michael George (Chair)
Jon Dever


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PC Hardware have reviewed the Abit KG7 Motherboard and have benched it under both W2K and Linux. here's a snippet:
"Abit also included several advanced memory and chipset timing settings. The memory settings are not very hard to operate considering that there are several templates: Manual, Auto, Normal, Fast, Turbo, Ultra. I couldn't see what settings every template used, but if you know a little bit about clock signals you should be able to achieve the same results using the Manual setting on any mobo."


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Directions: Cleanse the skin thoroughly before applying medication. Cover the entire affected area with a thin layer of Dr. Michelle Copeland Blemish Corrector & Intensive Acne Spot Treatment once or twice a day. Because excess drying may occur, start with one application daily, then gradually increase to two or three times a day if needed or directed by a doctor. If bothersome dryness or peeling occurs, reduce application to once a day. For best results, use with other Dr. Michelle Copeland products.
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Billy Thurman Jackson
Position: RB
Height: 5-10 Weight: 217 lbs.
Born: September 13, 1959 in Phenix City, AL
High School: Central
College: Alabama (school history) (Jackson college stats)
Drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs in the 7th round (180th overall) of the 1981 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 13 (6326th overall since 1950)
Other SR Links: College Football at Sports-Reference.com
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