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Candidates in the Aug. 5 primary for Spokane County District 3 Commissioner are left to right: Al French, Bonnie Mager and Mary Lou Johnson.
The primary race for the Spokane County Commissioner District 3 seat pits two adversaries from the last time the seat was contested in 2010 along with a relative political newcomer.
Current incumbent commissioner Republican Al French narrowly defeated then incumbent Democrat Bonnie Mager by 2,714 votes in the November General Election that featured accusations from both camps regarding residency in the district and payment of property taxes. Both are squaring off again, with Mager running as an Independent.
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Intro: This post supplied to the Underground by the Underground's Director of Odd Fly Tying Techniques and Irish Genetics, Sully…
The Reverse-Hackled Dry Fly Is a Fixture in the UK; Will it Ever Stick Around in the USA?
"Every beginner invents the reverse-tied fly and then drops it."
— C.F. Walker
Lee Wulff, no beginner, certainly felt that he'd invented the reverse-hackled dry fly when he wrote "Shift Your Dry Flies Into Reverse" for the 1979 Edition of Sports Afield Fishing Secrets [Ed: Sully probably still owns a copy of this issue]. One of fly fishing's true innovators listed three merits of the design:
- The weight of the hook is concentrated near the bend. Turn the fly around, put the load where the flotation is and you have a fly that's better balanced for floating.
- The bend of the hook, at the tail of a conventional dry fly, has a very distinctive shape. Just as the vertical silhouette of a man becomes a danger signal to a deer, the hanging bend camouflaged, and typical of all dry flies, can be readily recognized and will turn a smart trout away. Hiding the bend of the hook in the hackles makes that solid, unmoving circle of metal a lot harder to distinguish. It makes the backward dry fly look a lot more like a natural insect.
- The tail can be split, half going on either side of the eye of the hook, which makes an even more natural tail for most insects than a single tail unit.
The three decades since that article have seen a lot of changes occur in the art of fly tying.
The split tails Lee advocated then are now common on many traditionally hackled and no-hackle patterns, and we've become fixated on imitating emergers and adults with infirmities; insects that sit in the film rather than ride on top of the meniscus.
And sadly, unless their dry fly is holding up a beadhead, many of today's production oriented anglers see the dry fly as an anachronism. Many people are born body counters. Some would-be heroes won't take to the water without at least a scale or tape measure – a camera crew is even better.
But there is a strong contingent of fly fishermen that quietly thrive on figuring out various hatches, difficult fish and complicated situations. Reverse-tied flies can provide a very useful angle in that endlessly intriguing pursuit.
For Special Occasions
The reverse-tied fly is, in fact, one of those rare designs that can be tried with hope when "nothing else worksâ€.
–Datus Proper
Rear-hackle designs aren't mainstays. They are something to pull out of the box during blanket hatches- especially when the trout are lazily grabbing duns like bored guests casually picking at cocktail shrimp.
Generally, there are two objections to the rear-hackle design. One of them is valid.
First and foremost – they offend our sensibilities. When Lee Wulff himself originated the eponymous Royal he crafted everyone's ideal dry fly. You'll never see a reversed-hackle fly etched on a shot glass.
With a straight face some people will tell you that the design inhibits hook sets. These are people who are immune to empirical evidence.
Transatlantic Olives
My experience with reverse ties has been as imitations of Blue-winged Olives (BWOs). Our beloved BWOs, the bugs we usually call "Baetisâ€, are actually comprised of several mayfly genera including Baetis (those pesky entomologists are always reshuffling classifications).
The genus Dipthor is the current taxonomic residence of what we used to know as Baetis parvus and B. hageni. I've read that the tiny, much-reviled Pseudocloen are now lumped into the Baetis genus. If so we're pseudos for still calling them Pseudos.
Great Britain's insect biota is much narrower than ours. Their paucity of species combined with centuries of chronicled angling has led to conformity of nomenclature we'll never see in America.
Say some plummy fellow tells you that he recently fished Blue Winged Olives on the Test. Provided you understood him correctly, he definitely encountered a hatch of Ephemerella ignita, an insect much closer to our Pale Morning Duns than our Baetis.
British Baetis (and Centroptilum) species are collectively known as Olives. The three flies described below are all reverse-hackle renditions of flies the Brits have developed to imitate Olives. They have interesting pedigrees and have all proven to fish well in the American West.
Greenwell's Glory
Any fly pattern that has retained popularity for over 150 years has something special going for it.
The Greenwell's Glory was first devised and fished in May 1854 by Canon William Greenwell. Back in the day the good Canon fished a wet version but a Greenwell's Glory has long been THE favored dry imitation for the Olives on the other side of the pond.
The pattern is so strongly entrenched there that the hackles we call Badger are known as Greenwell's in England. Our Furnace hackles? Dark Greenwell's!
Like so many really effective patterns the Greenwell's Glory is supremely simple.
The working thread also forms the body of the fly and is noteworthy. The traditional thread is Pearsall's "Gossamer†silk (126 denier, about 6/0). The color is Primrose, a pale yellow.
The thread traditionally was rubbed with cobbler's wax to turn it an olivine hue. In practice the application of floatant or even exposure to water darkens the thread satisfactorily.
As classy and effective as the traditional silk thread is, don't feel you're wedded to it. UTC Ultra Thread in Watery Olive makes a wonderful substitute and is available as fine as 70 denier.
The rest of the fly is straightforward. Golden pheasant tippets form the tail, ribbing is fine gold wire and, naturally, Greenwell's hackle.
Body segmentation is an effective addition to any BWO imitation. Wire or thread ribbing, biot bodies, stripped quill, overlapping different-colored stripped hackle stems, or even tricks with thread can all achieve segmentation.
Beacon Beige
Here in the States the default BWO pattern is a Parachute Adams and it is a great choice (the Beacon Beige is basically the British cousin of our Adams).
Tied with mixed brown and grizzly hackle and tail and a peacock quill body, yellow thread is occasionally specified. And yes, – it is a simple matter to turn this one around.
My favorite bodies on the reversed Beacon Beige are the dun-dyed porcupine quills sold as "Quills IIâ€.
The only downside of this proven pattern is spotting it on the water. After a particular squinty day on the Missouri I tied some with a fluorescent orange CDC puff behind the hackles and I almost always put a flag on them now.
This is also a particularly good fly on which to use your TMC 900BL or other black hooks.
Leckford Professor (Cow's Arse)
Unlike the earlier two flies the Leckford Professor has always been tied reversed and tailless. Ernest Mott was a river keeper (like Frank Sawer, who devised the Pheasant Tail nymph). Like the PT nymph, Mott's Leckford Professor doesn't look too much like a natural insect to our eyes but the trout emphatically disagree.
One notable author wrote that it was the only fly he ever needed on the English chalk streams.
The key features of the fly are a longer white hackle behind a gape-sized brown hackle. Some descriptions of this pattern feature a hare's ear body with a gold tinsel rib. The pattern I copied from a magazine article had a pale gray dubbed body with fine silver wire rib and I've never seen the need to deviate. Roll 'em as you see fit. I even glommed on to a white Whiting neck to tie just two killing patterns: The Leckford Professor and tiny Renegades.
Ignore these odd-looking pattern to your detriment; they offer a different twist on the standard dry, and may float better in the process.
[Ed: For a different twist on the reverse hackle (reverse parachutes), see this entry in the excellent Fly Fishing in South Wales blog]

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Personal Bests
2012: ECAC and United States of America Gymnastics All-Academic Team member ... Did not compete in any meets.
2011: ECAC and United States of America Gymnastics All-Academic
Team member ... Did not compete in any meets.
2010: Competed in three meets on beam ... Posted a career-best 8.825 in a home quad meet with Temple, Maryland, and Southern Connecticut (3/12).
2009: Competed in all but one meet, mainly on vault ... Had a season best 9.450 at Centenary (3/8) on vault ... Competed in floor twice, scoring a high of 8.325 vs. Rutgers(1/24).
Club/High School: Level 10 gymnast ... Four-time regional qualifier at Levels 8-10 ... Sixth in the all-around at 2008 Level 10 Georgia State Meet ... Two-time shining star award winner at Georgia All-Star Gymnastics ... Member of 2007 Region 8 team at Eastern National meet ... Vault champion at 2007 Atlanta Crown Invitation and Mardi Gras Invitational ... Third in the all-around at Mardi Gras Invitational ... Second in vault and third in bars and all-around at 2007 Georgia State Meet Level 9 ... First place in vault and second on bars at 2007 Region 8 competition ... Three-year high school team MVP and captain ... Valedictorian.
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My sister and I, both stay-at-home-moms (SAHM), have just finished watching the second season of Orange is the New Black (OITNB) on Netflix after putting the kiddos to bed. Trust me – you need to put the kids to bed first. OITNB is the story of a suburban girl that lands herself in an all-women's jail in upstate New York. After many laughs we started discussing all the ways that being a Mom/SAHM is like being on an episode of OITNB. Can you relate? There are many more similarities, but here are our favorites..
1. It's customary to see food being thrown at meal time.
2. You rarely shower alone, and often there isn't any hot water left.
3. You grow oddly comfortable with doing #1 or #2 while making eye contact with another human.
4. Potty training exploits can often end with toddlers urinating on the floor like Crazy Eyes.
5. Certain guards (dads) are constantly smuggling in contraband (candy) for the prisoners (kids).
6. We rarely get furlough granted unless it involves a trip to the grocery store or Costco.
7. During transport all kids are on lock down in carseats.
8. Visitors are eagerly anticipated, but they usually can't stay very long.
9. We are constantly yelling 'No Touching!'
10. The kids all have nicknames that aren't their given names (bubs, macaroni, Lilly-face)
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11. Toddlers are always looking for an escape route from their child proofed areas.
12. The picky eaters will often make you think they've joined the hunger strike with Soso and Sister Jane.
13. The territorial battle between V and Red have nothing on two toddlers locked on being in control of the iPad.
14. Someone is always screaming in the background or cutting off your phone conversations.
15. We have our own SHU for bad behavior – TIME OUT!!
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If you've watched the show and are a mom or SAHM I'm sure you have some great additions to our list – feel free to leave them below in the comments!


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Bada-based Samsung Wave II S8530 now available in Germany
Samsung has just announced that the Wave II S8530, its newest high-end Bada smartphone, is now available in Germany – one of Europe's largest mobile markets.
Launched in other markets at the end of last year, the Wave II should help Samsung reach its goal of selling 10 million Bada handsets in the first half of this year.
The handset features a 3.7 inch Super LCD WVGA display (unlike the first Wave, which has a 3.3 inch Super AMOLED WVGA screen), HSDPA, Wi-Fi, GPS, DNSe , 3.5mm headset jack, FM recording, 5MP autofocus camera, HD (720p) video recording, and an ARM Cortex A8 processor clocked at 1GHz.
Samsung says the Wave II S8530 costs €429 ($567) in Germany. Amazon.de offers the smartphone for much less, though: only €291 ($387).
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Baby wipes may cause rash reactions, according to a finding published in Pediatrics. It states that infants and adults could be allergic to a specific preservative in baby wipes called methylisothiazolinone, a Jan.15 report recapped from an NBC News feature earlier this week.
Mary Wu Chang, a professor at the University of Connecticut for dermatology and pediatrics, said baby wipes are often behind cases of rashes considered a result of "more serious conditions like eczema or psoriasis."
Chang said those who have rashes on certain areas of their bodies and have used baby wipes, they should have "patch testing."
"Wet wipes are increasingly marketed in personal care products for all ages, and [methylisothiazolinone] exposure and sensitization will likely increase," Chang wrote. "Dermatitis of the perianal, buttock, facial, and hand areas with a history of wet wipe use should raise suspicion of [allergic contact dermatitis] to [methylisothiazolinone] and prompt appropriate patch testing."
Chang said baby wipes being a cause of rash is more common that people think. She added that allergic reactions to the product are very little. The wipes are "extensively tested" and regarded as "innocuous."
"They're so convenient," Chang told NBC News. "I have three kids, so I know how hard it is to do the changes, especially when you're traveling. But maybe when you're at home, it would be better to use a gentle cleanser and water. That way you minimize exposure."
It is surprising to think that baby wipes cause rash of any kind, but humans can be allergic to almost anything. As the finding showed, it is extremely are in the case of baby wipes.


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Mythcon 40
Sailing the Seas of Imagination
Guests of Honor
James A. Owen, Author
James A. Owen is the artist and writer of the noted independent comic book Starchild, and the young adult fantasies Here, There Be Dragons and The Search for the Red Dragon.
Diana Pavlac Glyer, Ph.D., Scholar
Diana Pavlac Glyer, Ph.D., is a professor of English at Azusa Pacific University. She has published extensively on Lewis, Tolkien, and the Inklings, including contributions to The C. S. Lewis Readers' Encyclopedia and C. S. Lewis [Four Volumes]: Life, Works, and Legacy. Her latest book, The Company They Keep, won the 2008 Mythopoeic Scholarship Award for Inklings Studies.
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House Bill 4224 Would Return "Strengths and Weaknesses" to Texas Science Standards
And Allow Students and Teachers to Express Creationist Beliefs Without Penalty
HB 4224 is the Texas "Academic Freedom" Bill
by Steven Schafersman, Ph.D.
Texas Citizens for Science
2009 March 14
Newspaper articles about this bill:
Don't Penalize Texas Students for Any Belief About Science, Bill Says
Bypassing state agency rules and governance with special-interest legislation, as recently proposed, for example, to exempt the Institute for Creation Research from state laws governing the awarding of graduate degrees, is a specialty of Texas religious right-wing Republican legislators. The latest example of this is the attempt by Representative Wayne Christian, Republican of Center, Texas, to return the unscientific "strengths and weaknesses" language to Texas science standards. The unscientific language was recently removed in a very close preliminary vote on January 22 by the Texas State Board of Education (SBOE).
Rep. Christian is a typical radical religious-right Texas politician. His own Texas House legislative biography says this about him:
As a pro-family conservative, he...is also active in the House Rural Caucus, Texas Conservative Coalition and the House Republican Caucus. Christian is extremely active in the community as a member of the First Baptist Church of Center, Lions International, Gideons International, Promise Keepers and the Christian Coalition.
In fact, Rep. Christian is a Young Earth Creationist (YEC) who sympathizes with the seven YEC radical religious-right Republicans on the SBOE. Seeing that his friends were having a problem, Rep. Christian graciously wrote a brief bill that will return the unscientific "strengths and weaknesses" language to Texas science standards. House Bill 4224 (PDF) is an Act "relating to the teaching of science in public schools." It is amazing that Creationist legislators in Texas are always obsessed with the need to legislate "the teaching of science in public schools." Don't they have more important issues to attend to, such as dealing with the global financial crisis and recession which is also affecting Texas citizens?
The three substantive parts of HB 4224 are short and can be reprinted here:
...the State Board of Education by rule shall establish elements relating to instruction on the scientific hypotheses and theories for grades 6-12.
(b) Instructional elements for scientific processes: the student uses critical thinking and scientific problem solving to make informed decisions. The student is expected to analyze, review, and critique scientific explanations, including hypotheses and theories, as to their strengths and weaknesses using scientific evidence and information;
(c) Students may be evaluated based upon their understanding of course materials, but no student in any public school or institution shall be penalized in any way because he or she subscribes to a particular position on scientific theories or hypotheses;
(d) No governmental entity shall prohibit any teacher in a public school system of this state from helping students to understand, analyze, review, and critique scientific explanations, including hypotheses and theories, as to their strengths and weaknesses using scientific evidence and information.
An analysis of this very bad bill is relatively easy. First, subsection (b) would continue the use of the damaging, unscientific "strengths and weaknesses" language in science standards that Creationists such as the Seattle-based Discovery Institute have used in the past (1997 and 2003) to attack the evolution, origin of life, and fossil history content of biology books submitted for adoption in Texas. This was the specific language that scientists and science educators worked to remove from the science standards during their recent revision which won't be completed until March 27. The TCS website contains many essays and reports about this language and why it is so unscientific and educationally-debilitating; perhaps the most complete is here.
Subsections (c) and (d) contain language similar to that used in several "Academic Freedom" bills that Creationists have tried to pass in several states. So far, only Louisiana has fallen prey to this latest Discovery Institute-inspired strategy to have state legislatures legislate unscientific and harmful science education practices. The general strategy of misnamed "Academic Freedom" bills is to protect the "academic freedom" of both students and teachers to teach, learn about, and express belief in "scientific" information that discusses the "weaknesses," "problems," criticisms," and "controversies" about scientific theories. Sometimes evolution is named and sometimes not.
The information to be taught and learned deals with Creationism, of course, although this is not explicitly named since it would be illegal to do so. The legislators trust the teachers who are Creationists to spread the good word and proselytize their students, a particularly unethical practice in the public schools which should be free of religious proselytization and indoctrination. Also, the bill protects students who want to talk about Creationism in class, as many are taught to do in their Bible schools. I have been expecting a Creationist Academic Freedom bill to be filed in the Legislature this year, and it appears that HB 4224 is that bill.
I have not yet had the opportunity or time to write a detailed analysis of the Creationist Academic Freedom bills since until today Texas has been spared this scientific and academic travesty. As many readers will understand, I have had to devote my attention to other topics of greater priority here in Texas during the past year. So I will have to refer readers to several other analyses of Creationist Academic Freedom bills. Perhaps the most comprehensive is the Wikipedia entry on Academic Free bills. Two dealing specifically with the Louisiana "Science Education Act" are by Barbara Forrest and John Timmer. Finally, the National Center for Science Education (NCSE) has been reliably covering the various Academic Freedom Bills filed in the various state legislatures. Major bills have been filed in Florida, Alabama, Oklahoma, Iowa, and South Carolina. Only in Louisiana have the Creationists been successful.
If we examine the language of HB 4224, it has several provisions similar to the typical Academic Freedom bills, although unlike those it does not use the term "academic freedom," hoping thereby to escape attention and the opprobrium of those notorious and nasty bills. Even NCSE in its HB 4224 analysis failed to detect that Rep. Christian's bill is an "Academic Freedom" bill. HB 4224 says that students may be evaluated on their understanding of course materials, but they "shall not be penalized in any way" if they "subscribe to a particular position on scientific theories or hypotheses." Since the scientific theory in question is evolution and the students will presumably express their agreement with Creationism rather than evolution, as is the case with approximately 40-50% of Texas high school students (who have been taught to believe Creationist doctrine in their churches and Sunday School classes), the two clauses of subsection (c) are contradictory.
Students and their parents do complain now about being taught evolution in Texas public schools, which is why many Texas biology teachers just avoid the topic, and students would challenge their teachers' assessment of them under the new law if HB 4224 were to pass. Such conflict and discord is exactly what Academic Freedom laws wish to create, because teachers will then feel even more pressured and intimidated to avoid the topic of evolution for all students to avoid criticism in their evaluation of Creationist students.
Subsection (d) is to protect Creationist teachers who want to indoctrinate students about bogus "weaknesses" of evolution. Such teachers are even protected for teaching Creationism outright, since they mendaciously believe that some forms of Creationism, such as Scientific Creationism and Intelligent Design Creationism, have "scientific evidence and information" to support them. Inexplicably, the bill would also protect good science teachers who wish to teach the many strengths of biological evolution using legitimate scientific evidence and information. If the bill became law, Creationist parents would not be able to "prohibit" teachers--using the usual means of pressure on superintendents and principals--from helping students understand the scientific explanation for biological diversity, including the origin of humans. With a slight rewriting to remove the unscientific reference to "weaknesses," subsection (d) would actually be a valuable addition to state law that would dramatically improve science education in Texas.
House Bill 4224 has little chance of becoming law. "Strengths and weaknesses" is obviously an unscientific phrase that supports the Creationist agenda, as witnessed by the bitter effort of the seven YEC radical religious right SBOE members to keep it. In 2003, the Discovery Institute and other Creationist organizations used this law to attack the evolution content of biology textbooks, an effort that was ultimately unsuccessful. It is true that the phrase has not hurt Texas science education for the past 18 years it has been included in the science standards, but only because scientists and science educators have successfully resisted all Creationist efforts to use it against the accuracy and reliability of science education.
This year, scientists made an effort to take the phrase out of the standards so that it would be more difficult for Creationists to attack science textbooks in Texas. The attacks will continue, of course, no matter what the law says, since the system that allows a small group of people--the SBOE--to choose textbooks for use in Texas schools still exists. A majority votes of this body, only eight individuals, can force publishers to revise (i.e. censor) the scientific content of their science textbooks. But removing the damaging and illegitimate "weaknesses" phrase will make Creationist attacks more difficult and the scientists' defense easier. The law now asks that students "analyze and evaluate scientific explanations," and this is general enough that Creationists will use it to demand that evolutionary biology be "analyzed" and "evaluated" in scientifically unnecessary and duplicitous ways. But science educators will be able to defend textbooks better without having the bogus "weaknesses" to deal with.
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im 25 weeks and i have sex should i stop
well im 25 weeks and me and my boyfriend do have sex occasionally but not all the times i ahve not bleed should i stop having sex?
Posted: 10/03/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
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No Way. It is perfectly normal to have sex through out the entire pregnancy. Any doctor will tell you thatposted 10/14/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
Is it ok to have intercourse after 25 wks of being pregnant even with untreatable discharge?posted 08/08/2014 by a BabyCenter Member
Your fine. I had sex with all 3 of my prenancies up till the last few weeks. Usually, sperm can cause you to go until labor, or give you contractions (which hurt like the dickens) But if it is comfortable, your fine, and if you dr hasn't told you to stop your okay. Go for it!posted 12/04/2007 by palmtree9212
The only time you have to worry about not having sex during pregnancy is if your membranes have ruptured. And the only reason for that is due to the chance of infection. No worries! Take advantage! Enjoy your sex life while you have one. You may not get many chances for that alone time for a while after the baby is born.posted 10/25/2007 by ItsMeAmy127
I have sex about twice a week, but I am 6 1/2 months along. i was perhaps thinking that I should stop as well because I wasn't sure if I could go into labor or something. I spoke with my doctor and all he said was that we could keep doing it, but he would rather us not do it after 8 1/2 months because sex is used to often bring labor on when you are almost due. But other than that he said there won't be any problems.posted 10/29/2007 by beautiful_flowers88
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"Camera Issues Diagnosed"
We have tracked down the issue that limited our control over the camera. After conferring with the manufacturer our suspicions have been confirmed. There is a fault with the internal programming or "firmware" of the camera itself.
The good news is that the problem may be easy to rectify by reloading the firmware. The bad news is that if any error occurs during the reload we could lose the camera completely - cutting off our broadcast stream.
Because of the potential for complete loss we have elected not to attempt the reload until we have a back-up camera unit in hand. In the event of camera loss the new camera could be installed, minimizing any downtime of camera coverage. The camera has been ordered, unfortunately we will not be able to accomplish this work before the eaglets are banded on Monday April 20th. This means that viewers will be restricted to the current camera view. We will ensure that photos of the event are posted to the blog.


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im not a cheap ass who has to qoute on a new guy to flame .which doesn't matter because a pacifists is a beeter flamer then you.
Again, I said the fact that I was older ment nothing. But it is a good comparison, for you to see that I am not some stupid 15 year old, as you have put it.
kirby he has no right to say anything why even bother with him
lmao PD gold
as i said cheap ass
I know you said that, you talk about my ass a lot, beasthaxorus.
almost 80 posts of great flaming fappery!
Heh... it's like watching OLD Looney Tunes cartoons with these guys.
I aim to please.
dogar i have no need to speak down on you.you already have little if any respect.
Mostly me. You all can be replaced with some other annoying loser.
ANYWAYS lets get back to the topic i'm not wasting any more energy on that piece of shit.
i still belive New York is the best state.
I am being annoying? How, explain?
liquid is a cool state
Ice is cooler.
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Santa Clara County, California, has just outlawed Happy Meals. Well, not in so many words, but in effect. The new law, passed in a 3-2 vote of county supervisors, makes it illegal to give out toys with "unhealthy" meals. Meals that have more than 485 calories, more than 600 milligrams of sodium, more than 35 percent of total calories from fat, or more than 10 percent of calories from added sugar are affected by the ordinance.
Other cities may soon follow suit. According to San Francisco Examiner writer, Joshua Sabatini, The City by the Bay is looking to enact a similar ban. In Sabatini's article, he quotes Supervisor Eric Mar as saying, "We will protect our communities from fast food companies that are spending $1.6 billion marketing their wares to children."
The response from the California Restaurant Association to the Santa Clara law has been vociferously negative. One ad in the campaign showed a child being led away in handcuffs with the caption, "Who Made Politicians the Toy Police?" The CRA believes that healthy options are already being presented. You may have noticed this trend over the past several years. Fresh fruit, salads, and low-fat milk have been available as substitutions in Grand Prairie fast food eateries, like Chick-Fil-A, for quite a while.
While it is true that Grand Prairie is nothing like California when it comes to regulations, is it possible that a similar move could be on its way here? What do you think? Should the government protect children from fast food? Or should parents just tell their kids "no" when they ask for things that aren't good for them? Vote in the poll below.


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arthroscopic meniscal repair
Each of your knees has two menisci, cartilage that serves as a shock absorber for the thigh and shin bones. Meniscus injuries are common in contact sports, like football and rugby. Tears occur when a player is hit or squats and then twists his knees. Treatment depends on the type of tear, the patient's age and activity level and whether or not other parts of the knee are hurt. Lesser tears may heal with only rest, icing, compression, elevation and over-the-counter anti-inflammatory medicine, like aspirin. Doctors will perform the operation using arthroscopic surgery, which is minimally invasive. A surgeon will make only small incisions and use them as a passage for a miniature camera and tiny instruments. This approach allows for faster healing, lower chances of infection and less disruption of surrounding tissue.


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A while ago, when looking to archive my vinyl, I invested in Pure Vinyl software for my Apple computers.
Primarily a really sophisticated vinyl capture system, the software package also features many facilities that have helped me to substantially improve the performance of my hard drive audio set up. The difference compared with iTunes is substantial to my ears, the sound has far greater depth and texture making the music far more engrossing over long listening periods.
Simply put, the iTunes Music Server feature uses iTunes as a music database and user interface, while all audio is rendered and played via Pure Vinyl's "low CPU overhead" audiophile quality 64 bit resolution playback engine.
Just like Amarra, it allows automatic SRC for bit perfect playback, it now features a properly dithered volume control as well as being compatible with Apple Remote. Unlike the cheaper Amarra package, it's fully compatible with 24/192 files as well as offering high quality upsampling as an option.
I've held off on commenting on this package as the first release of V3 was very much a work in progress and was frustrating in operation. The latest release however corrects pretty much every bug I experienced and works seamlessly with my iPod Touch. There is a slight lag, but this is quickly adapted to and switching tracks every ten seconds is not something a serious music lover does anyway.
It's worth pointing out that the original raison d'etre for the Pure Vinyl software was the digital archiving of precious vinyl collections and the software package includes a comprehensive solution including a high quality digital RIAA facility allowing users to dispense with their phono stages. The couple of recordings I have done have been very impressive (recordings at up to 24/192 again) as has been the ease of their integration with iTunes.
I have not really had the time though to even listen to vinyl recently let alone explore the possibilities with this side of the package. It's incredibly fully featured and that means, to someone like me, the learning curve is steep and time consuming. I hope to report soon once I get some time to start archiving my collection.
For me, the software is now reasonable value for the iTunes jukebox alone. I've been a heavy critic of PC audio on the forum - but this solution has led to a change of heart. The good news is that at just $229 it's also half the price of even the cheapest Amarra package - yet offers everything you find in the top Amarra solution plus a whole lot more. It's not been possible to compare them side by side of course so I am only assuming that without altering the signal, there is only so much you can do when bypassing iTunes on a Mac. It would of course be interesting to hear them side by side one day, but in the meantime anyone can download a trial from Pure Vinyl anyway should they want to experiment. It would be interesting to get other's opinions.


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Reverend John Newton
(1725-1807) was the Parish priest of Olney and Cowper's friend and collaborator. But he began his career as a seafarer and worked aboard slave trading ships, before becoming a famous London preacher and spiritual mentor to William Wilberforce, the abolitionist.
Returning to England aboard the Greyhound in 1748, John Newton awoke to find the ship caught in a violent storm and about to sink. He prayed for God's mercy, the storm died down and after four more weeks at sea the Greyhound finally made it to port in Lough Swilly in Ireland
The experience marked the beginning of his conversion to Christianity. Newton continued to work in the slave trade but his actions began to be shaped by his faith.
In 1757 Newton started to prepare for the ministry and after seven years was ordained into the Church of England. He became curate of the parish church in Olney, a position he held for nearly 16 years. In 1780 Newton moved to the City of London as rector of St Mary Woolnoth church, where he began to speak out against the slave trade.
John Newton is perhaps best known as the author of the world-famous hymn, Amazing Grace, which was one of the Olney Hymns written in collaboration with William Cowper. He also wrote some important theological works.
Newton is remembered for his work in the anti-slavery movement, which occupied part of his later life. He died in 1807, a few months after the Act abolishing the slave trade throughout the British Empire had been passed.


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I've just downloaded Temple Run 2 on my Nexus 7 slate.
The follow-up to Imangi Studios' immensely successful running game is now available for free at Google Play Store - so if you're fan of the original release or if you're just looking for a cool new game to run on your Android device, just download and install it now.
As I've shared on TP's initial Temple Run 2 entry, "If you're thinking that Imangi Studios merely added a few trees or made the lake move in this much-anticipated follow-up, you're in a for a big, big surpise. The Washington DC based developer team reworked the entire game, giving fans not just previously unseen maneuvers like riding a mine cart or hang gliding on rope but a whole new temple altogether -- one that's literally hidden in the clouds!"
Note that the game does not support all Android devices. Also, Temple Run 2 is a tad specs-intensive so, of course, smartphones and tablets with Dual Core and Quad Core processors would run it more smoothly.


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text: Faculty Profile Picture Marty Anderson Senior Lecturer in Management Lewis Family Chair in Social Innovation Education A.B., Brown University M.B.A., Harvard University Academic Division Technology, Operations, and Information Management Areas of Expertise Global Scale Social Infrastructure Systems Contact 781-239-6424 firstname.lastname@example.com Page Content 1Marty Anderson's area of expertise and interest is firmly focused on Global Scale Social Infrastructure Systems (Water, Energy, Housing, Health Care, Communication, Food, Education, Media, Transportation, Defense, Political Networks). Marty travels the world tracking complex human networks looking for innovations and new ventures of all kinds: social, commercial, technological. From the earliest days of the public internet, he has worked with affected companies around the world. During the past ten years he has been observing in person how the rapid deployment of 7 billion mobile devices has transformed global human experience far beyond simple communications. He is documenting the rise of "emergent" global technologies that rest on networked human behavior, and on our basic needs and aspirations: media, health care, education, food, water, waste, mining, energy, housing, space exploration, and various forms of "science". His basic focus is that humans organize our activities in two network formats, and we are now shifting rapidly our dominant forms of organization. "Command" networks are our traditional centrally-organized networks: companies, governments, supply chains, roads, electrical grids, physical manufacturing, controlled scientific processes, etc. Command networks dominated our 20th century business and social models and framed most of our strategies, economic/business models, scientific theories, and legal structures. "Emergent" networks are the real-time second-by-second actions of all humans as we go about our daily lives. Our new 21st century technologies, business/social models, and sciences rest on the sudden ability to electronically track and interact with almost all human behavior on Earth in real time. 20th century human institutions were based on central-command scale. 21st century human institutions are now dominated by global emergent behavior that has completely re-organized "soft" industries like music, media, credit, information – and is rapidly re-organizing "structured" enterprises like manufacturing, energy, health care, government, traditional science. Given the overwhelming global changes underway, our institutions find it almost impossible to predict the future, which means "entrepreneurial thought and action" is becoming the dominant behavior of sustainable institutions. Google, Tencent, Baidu have massive scale, but they evolve by the minute, while long-gone 20th century giants created 10 year plans. Marty works with collaborators around the world seeking to bring this emergent reality into the classroom through ever-changing "living cases" based on video and real-time communication. He also seeks to bring students of all ages into the field to see first hand the amazing transformation of our world. Marty consults with organizations large and small to help them map and implement networked innovations. Before joining Babson, he had more than 20 years of executive-level commercial experience in strategy, market development, supply-demand chain reorganization, and technological innovation in more than 35 nations. He has worked with many companies and government, managed commercially sponsored research at MIT, and has taught at schools around the world. He is a contributor on Forbes.com


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The Obama Administration: Transitioning from Transformational to Transactional…and Back Again
By Frank Igwe, Fels Alumnus
President Obama once stated that successful presidencies are predicated by 10% agenda and 90% what happens by chance during the administration's tenure. The statement rings with startling clarity in light of the Afghanistan war's recent reemergence into the public consciousness, vis-à-vis the disparaging comments made by General Stanley McChrystal, and the ongoing oil disaster unfolding daily in our country's Gulf Region.
These events reveal and illustrate two contending identities of President Obama. One identity is characterized by boldness and strength of purpose, as he swiftly dispatched of General McChrystal for apparent insubordination, and the other betrays an inability to harness and exploit shifting circumstances, as we witness a squandered opportunity to present a convincing argument for pursuing a new trajectory of energy policy. Two separate and discrete events that are emblematic of a wider observed pattern of acting and reacting during the President's short period in office.
In the end, only one of these identities will survive history's narrative, whether it is of bold, decisive, and visionary leadership, or an administration that only delivered weak and incremental change, failing to inspire and lacking vision. There is no middle ground.
I submit to the President that now is not the time for timidity, especially given America's long time love affair with leaders who are bold, even at the peril of them being bold and wrong. It is a risk that the nation is willing to take, choosing to follow someone who is clearly for, or against, something…ANYTHING. It is not as if bold leadership is something that is foreign to President Obama. After all, his campaign was based on him being a transformational leader, who would look at what was, think creatively about how things might be, and then go forth and make "change" happen. More specifically, President Obama was elected to boldly remove our troops from Afghanistan, to have enough vision to challenge America to embrace the notion of new energy sources and policies (regardless of the short term pain it may cause), and inspirationally marshal a coalition to get us true health care reform that included a public option. This was the transformational image upon which President Obama ran, and this was the image that a majority of Americans voted for at the polls.
While some may be disappointed in his performance thus far, President Obama still stands at the doorstep of being the transformational leader America desperately craves, and I believe that he will rise to the occasion. However, President Obama must ask something of the American people. Ask us to sacrifice, and push us to rise to the occasion. He must remember the words that he himself spoke: "We are the ones we have been waiting for." If he does not, and chooses to forsake the "transformational" leader mantle for a more traditionally "transactional" leadership role, he runs the risk of alienating his base, as they juxtapose his soaring rhetoric against the images of wounded soldiers in isolated barracks that were long supposed to be closed, birds and marshes covered in BP oil with no new energy policy in sight, and healthcare disparities that continually sentence the poorer members of our society to an early grave. If this happens, the subliminal message will begin to morph from chants of "Yes We Can", to "Well, Maybe We Can't", forcing the Obama inspirational mystique to recede into the background.
I have tremendous admiration for President Obama, and to me, he is a President without peer. I believe that he must tightly seize this moment in time, and tightly don those transformational leadership characteristics that we witnessed in splendid glory circa 2008. Politics is indeed a contact sport, but it is a sport that our President has shown he can master. The smart money is still on him.
Dr. C. Frank Igwe is an '07 Fels graduate, and a former Fellow of Harvard's Kennedy School of Government. He is currently the Executive Director of the nonprofit organization, City ACES.
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Height: 5-10 Weight: 178 lbs.
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The Sims 4 'glitch' is inadvertently exposing pirates
A 'glitch' designed to hamper the experience of those who have pirated The Sims 4 has caught a lot of people out online.
GOG accidentally gives away loads of games for free
Digital distribution platform GOG has admitted that a temporary glitch in its system accidentally saw titles given away for free for a short period.
Microsoft explains Xbox One TV ad 'glitch'
A glitch that had appeared in the UK TV ad for Xbox One at the end of last month has been revealed as a competition.
Nintendo acknowledges game-breaking Pokemon X & Y bug
A game-breaking bug affecting a limited number of Pokemon X & Y players has been acknowledged by Nintendo.


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Wednesday, January 14, 2004, 2:00-3:00 p.m. ET
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This DataSpeak program provides an overview of health and well-being among U.S. adolescents in relation to adolescents from other countries, as highlighted in a new chartbook developed by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) entitled U.S. Teens in Our World: Understanding the Health of U.S. Youth in Comparison to Youth in Other Countries. The report is based on data from the international Health Behavior in School-aged Children (HBSC) study. This study, sponsored by HRSA's Maternal and Child Health Bureau and the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, seeks to understand adolescent health and health-related behavior in the context of family, school and peers to improve programs for youth.
During this DataSpeak program, an official from the Maternal and Child Health Bureau, who is also the principal investigator for the U.S. component of the international HBSC study, as well as a representative of the National Adolescent Health Information Center at the University of California at San Francisco, summarizes research on health and related behavior in areas where U.S. youth differ from other countries.


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Florida Moments
In conjunction with my one person exhibition at The Sidney & Berne Davis Art Center, Fort Myers, Florida, January 4-25, 2013.
by Dennis Church
A catalog/book representing my one person exhibition at The Sidney and Berne Davis Art Center in Fort Myers, Florida, January 4-25, 2013. Designed by Dr. Douglas Holleley.
The work of award winning fine art photographer, Dennis Church, has been featured in solo exhibitions throughout the United States, including the Wisconsin Historical Society, The Sidney and Berne Davis Art Center in Fort Myers, Florida, and the Darkroom Gallery in Louisville, Kentucky. His photographs are in public collections, including the Wisconsin Historical Society, Fordham University Emily Lowe Gallery on Long Island, and the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art in Wisconsin. Mr. Church was born in Mason City, Iowa in 1949 and attended Iowa State University and The University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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Home » Australia and Oceania » New Zealand » Privately Guided Nature - Culture Walk
For a longer walk, taking four to six hours, experience the Whirinaki River Road loop track. Begin with a short walk through the forest to the Whirinaki River, then continue along the river track with Mt Moerangi to your left. The loop track trails through the densest Rimu forest found in New Zealand, to the Whirinaki Falls.
All tracks are easy grade. Transport to and from the walk locations can be arranged by pureORAwalks.
The fully guided private four-hour tour includes:
- Relaxed guiding with Maori guides whose ancestors have used the forest resources for centuries.
- Interpretation of the flora and fauna of the natural forest, delivered in pureORAwalks unique style.
- Interpretation of how Maori utilised the resources of the natural forest, including tasting indigenous flavours.
- Storytelling (Purakau) – hear the stories, myths and legends of Aotearoa and local iwi (tribes).
- Morning or afternoon tea, or lunch is provided. Organic and indigenous food options are available on request when you book.
- Cultural Activity – learn how to make Maori handcrafts. Your choice of weaving a flower or armband, carving pumice, or making poi. Choose your activity when you book, and take home your very own taonga (treasure).
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- Welcome
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- Europe Is Looking For Its Champions
- Hiking On Bodrum Peninsula
- A Spoonful Of Soup
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- Big Dreams In Basketball
- Bigger Than Life: India
- Experiencing Ramadan in Istanbul
- How To Eat During Ramadan
- Being The Best Of Europe...
- Istanbul's Uncharted Streets
- Everything Is Going To Be Turned Topsy-Turvy
- The Future Of Musıc Is In Venezuela
- What Do You Know About Zagor?
- On Contemporary Colombian Art
- Linking The Two Shores Of The Aegean
- Unesco Recognizes A Mimar Sinan Monument
- The Hittite Way In 17 Courses
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Being The Best Of Europe...
Europe's Best Airline. The Best Seats in Premium Economy Class. Best Airline in Southern Europe. These are the awards that Skytrax, the world's leading airline rating firm, found Turkish Airlines worthy of in its 2011 ranking. Based on feedback from 18.8 million passengers around the world, the awards were a source of pride for all of us.
Differentiating... Being able to show your difference in a fiercely competitive global business like aviation is crucial. We started by expanding our vision. Turkish Airlines had to be the best in the world. To realize that goal, we first surveyed our passengers' demands.
We began to study, think about and implement concepts that would not only meet your rising expectations but amaze you at the same time. On the one hand, we put our competitors under the magnifying glass. We rolled up our sleeves to further strengthen our strong points, and to enhance the quality of our integral services by focusing on those areas where our competitors were lacking.
The scope of our transport network is an extremely important part our vision of becoming a global player. So, step by step we strengthened and diversified that network. We are also continuing to expand our fleet by the day. The Turkish Airlines fleet comes to 175 planes with the most recent additions. We are also adding new cities to our destination portfolio every day to reach the destinations demanded by passengers with diverse expectations from around the world.
With flights to 186 locations worlwide, Turkish Airlines transports a businessman to his meeting, a family to its holiday, and students to their schools. Istanbul has been one of our biggest advantages during this process.
We captured the hearts of transit passengers by offering them the possibility of transferring all over the world under the most convenient conditions from Istanbul, a natural and unequalled connecting point due to its geographical location.
By offering our transit passengers a number of value added services including everything from city tours and accommodation to travel guides and information services, we aimed to make every minute of their trip a pleasure. And those efforts paid off. Turkish Airlines in 2010 increased is transit passenger numbers by 300 percent on 2005.
Our aim was to take awareness of our brand even further in the global dimension. During that process we concluded major sponsorship agreements with world stars like FC Barcelona, Manchester United, Kobe Bryant and Caroline Wozniacki. We lent our support to hundreds of events both at home and abroad. You can see the Turkish Airlines' logo today in many areas that add pleasure to life, from sports to the arts.
We believe that every minute of your flight experience should be in pleasure and happiness. Making our cabin as cosy and comfortable as your own home is our top priority. As is the importance we give to meals. Thanks to our cooperation with Do&Co, one of the world's leading catering services, we have turned the in-flight eating and drinking experience into a virtual feast.
Those efforts bore their first fruit last year when Skytrax named our catering services the best in economy class in 2010. In 2011 we left the world's giants behind to take second place in onboard catering in all classes, Business, Premium Economy and Economy. In Comfort Class we offered you all the advantages of a brand new class, and our seat quality in this class was named the best in the world in its first year of service.
Service with a smile at every phase of your flight constitutes the center of our work and relations.. We know very well that the way to do this and keep it permenant is through constant learning and training. So, we made sure that all our customer service employees, from our in-flight cabin crews to our ground services, undergo continuous and comprehensive training. We also stepped up the pace of that training process. And that is the secret behind the smiling faces of our teams.
Here at Turkish Airlines we strive to enhance the value of every moment for you, our valuable passengers, and to make you feel special every step of the way. We consider ourselves fortunate to have gained your favor. So, on to even more awarded flights, all of us together!
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Assistant Director of Recreation Programs
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Catherine coordinates sport competitions on campus through Intramurals and oversees the Sport Clubs program. Intramural Sports provides the PSU community access to multiple recreational activities and sporting activities at various competitive levels on campus. Sport Clubs is comprised of 9 student organizations that operate both on and off campus. They participate, practice and compete in local, regional, and national settings.
Catherine also volunteers at various regional and national tournaments, is a member of the National Sport Club Committee, and is the Region 1 Coordinator for Women's Club Soccer through NIRSA.
Contact Catherine if you have questions about participating in Intramural Sports, joining Sport Clubs or if you are looking for a job officiating on campus.


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Second man charged in pre-crash burglaries
BARRE A man who was injured while allegedly fleeing one of several burglaries around central Vermont last month was in court Wednesday to answer charges.
Erik D. Parker, 21, of Derby Line, pleaded not guilty to felony burglary and felony possession of stolen property in Washington County criminal court in Barre. He faces a maximum of 25 years in prison and a $6,000 fine.
According to affidavits from law enforcement, Parker and Kyle Larrabee, 19, burglarized three locations Feb. 17. Police say they stole around $3,000 worth of equipment from Interstate Maintenance Corp. in Barre Town and items from a garage in Orange County.
Police say that while Larrabee and Parker were burglarizing the Roxbury Country Store later that night, owner Randy Whitney caught them and tried to hold them down, but the two got away. Whitney told police he chased the two and remembered the license plate of the truck they drove off in.
The truck Larrabee was driving, according to police, crashed into a guardrail on Route 66 in Randolph and Larrabee ran off.
Police said a passenger, Stephanie Demar, 21, suffered life-threatening injuries and was taken to Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, N.H.
Parker had serious facial injuries from the crash, and in court Wednesday the injuries were evident in several red lines across his face.
When police searched the truck, they found several items reported stolen from the two garages as well as several cartons of cigarettes Whitney said had been taken from his store, according to the affidavit.
Vermont State Police said that when they questioned Larrabee and Parker about the burglaries, both denied burglarizing the store. Larrabee said he wasnt even driving, but Parker said Larrabee was. State police said Parker told them he did not remember anything that happened before the truck hit the guardrail and that he didnt even know where Roxbury was.
Larrabee pleaded not guilty Feb. 19 to a burglary charge stemming from the incident. Information was not available from the state police Wednesday on the medical status of Demar.
Parker is also facing a charge of driving with a suspended license in Woodbury on Dec. 26. He is being held on $10,000 bail.
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Jack Thomas Snow
Position: WR-SE
Height: 6-2 Weight: 190 lbs.
Born: January 25, 1943 in Rock Springs, WY
Died: January 9, 2006 in St. Louis, MO
High School: St. Anthony's
College: Notre Dame (school history) (Snow college stats)
Drafted by the Minnesota Vikings in the 1st round (8th overall) of the 1965 NFL Draft.
Drafted by the San Diego Chargers in the 7th round (54th overall) of the 1965 AFL Draft.
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Faculty, staff, students, and local government staff representatives serve annually on the committees, which are collectively called the Institute for Stewardship of the Natural World (ISNW). The committees make policy and practice recommendations, create programming, and serve as peer educators. They are led by an Executive Council supported by the Office of Environmental Stewardship and Sustainability (OESS) staff.
Current committees:
The Awareness and Programming Committee increases awareness of issues of sustainability and environmental stewardship through planning, marketing and supporting programs that share information which challenges all members of the JMU community to think critically about their role in achieving the long-term stewardship of the Earth;
The Campus Accessibility Committee supports the transportation demand coordination efforts on campus by assisting with analyzing progress and identifying transportation opportunities;
The Conservation Committee models and champions best practices for environmental stewardship and pilot tests potential environmental stewardship initiatives; and,
The Education and Scholarship Committee promotes and celebrates teaching and learning across disciplines and general education, as well as scholarly and creative activities that engage faculty, staff, students and other members of the community in improving our environment.
Institute for Stewardship of the Natural World Executive Council Members:
Virginia Cook, Director of Real Property and Space Management
Judith Dilts, Ph.D., Associate Dean, College of Science and Math
Maggie Evans, Executive Assistant to the President
Marsha Mays-Bernard, Associate Vice-President, Multicultural Awareness & Student Health
Jim McConnel, Ph.D., Dean of Students
Mack Moore, Risk Management Coordinator
Towana Moore, Associate Vice President of Business Services
Craig Short, Director of Facilities Management
Jeffrey Tang, Ph.D., Associate Dean, College of Integrated Science and Engineering
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by Rob Moseley
Editor, GoDucks.com
With talk that as many as seven or even eight Pac-12 teams could make the NCAA Tournament, the conference is garnering respect nationally in this final week of the regular season.
That hasn't always been the case this season, as the likes of UCLA, California and Oregon have experienced dramatic highs and lows. An exception has been Arizona, the No. 1 team in the country until the midway point of the season, and currently No. 3.
"They have represented the league about as well as any team could," UO coach Dana Altman said. "They've been in the top five all year, they've won big games — they've just been a great representative for our league. So we all owe Arizona something.
"They've done a great job, and the rest of us have been tagging along a little bit. Hopefully here at the end of the season all of us can do something special to help the league, but Arizona's really carried the flag the entire year."
Irony of ironies, Oregon could do something special of its own for the league — all but assure itself an NCAA Tournament berth — by knocking off those very same Wildcats. The Ducks host Arizona in the final regular season game of the year, Saturday in Matthew Knight Arena (1 p.m. PT, CBS).
The Wildcats (28-2, 15-2) will try to end the Ducks' six-game winning streak. Following the game, Oregon (21-8, 9-8 Pac-12) will honor a seven-player senior class playing its final home game.
"It's their last game in this arena, and I'm pretty sure they're going to have emotion," UO junior Joseph Young said. "That's just going to be their motivation."
The seniors played a huge role in Oregon's turnaround from a 3-8 start to Pac-12 play. Several weeks ago, Altman challenged his seniors to finish their careers playing better basketball, and urged the underclassmen to follow their lead.
With fourth-year senior Johnathan Loyd providing a particularly important voice, the seniors have sparked the Ducks' winning streak, which finds them solidly in the NCAA Tournament field based on current projections.
"The seniors have always been sticking together and doing a pretty good job," Altman said. "We've won some games, so that makes it look better. But I was never displeased with them; I was disappointed we weren't getting it done together."
Saturday's game will be the latest in which the Ducks try to reverse a narrow defeat earlier this season. Oregon beat UCLA in double overtime last week and Arizona State on Tuesday after losing two-point games to the Bruins and Sun Devils earlier this year, and the Ducks also suffered a two-point loss at Arizona on Feb. 6.
Oregon led late in that game, but the Wildcats went up 62-60 on a late three-pointer by T.J. McConnell. Arizona ultimately won 67-65.
"These last few games we've played, we've executed in the last five minutes," Young said. "That's what we've got to do."
The Ducks got very minimal frontcourt production in that game, with Mike Moser, Ben Carter and Richard Amardi combining for 12 points in 62 minutes. Waverly Austin, who was the most valuable player of Tuesday's win over ASU due to his rebounding and defense, played just seven minutes against the Wildcats, with two fouls his only contribution to the final box score.
Moser has been Oregon's most consistent producer during the recent win streak, with three straight double-doubles. And another big performance by Austin could help neutralize Arizona post Kaleb Tarczewski.
"(Austin) had a fantastic game against Arizona State," Altman said. "Tarczewski with his size gives Wave a good matchup, so we're hoping Wave can give us something again."
Then, Austin will be one of seven seniors honored postgame, along with Loyd, Moser, Amardi, Jason Calliste and walk-ons Nicholas Lucenti and Brian Crow. (A junior in athletic eligibility, Crow plans to graduate and won't return to the team.)
"It's a big group of guys, and a good group of guys," Altman said. "They'll really be missed."
Lucenti joins Loyd as the two players on the roster throughout Altman's four-year tenure. He has made 22 career appearances, and is still looking for his first points of 2013-14.
"It's crazy to think I'm one of the only ones who played at Mac Court and Matthew Knight Arena," Lucenti said. "But I loved that place. It had crazy energy. … I knew I was just part of the team and had to give everything I had. I've loved every minutes of it."
The postgame ceremony for seniors will add to the pageantry of a game that has attracted a soldout crowd, and a national broadcast audience on CBS.
"You gotta be careful," Altman said. "Arizona is used to being in this situation; they've been in this situation all year. We've had our backs against the wall all year. This is one that's a little different for us, but our guys will be OK."


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Austin parents have rallied around several AISD schools slated to be closed in order to cover budget shortfalls. School closures are only a fraction of the challenges AISD faces. Budget cuts to Special Education services loom large as well.
TONIGHT IS A CHANCE TO BE INVOVLED. There is a school board meeting tonight at 7:00 (see location below). AISD Special Education budget cuts will be on the agenda. Parents and concerned community members can attend a rally before the school board meeting starts.
What: Education Austin Rally for Special Education
When: 6:30 Rally starts
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Where: CAC School Board Auditorium
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School board trustees need to see the faces of the people that will be impacted by the job cuts the district is considering. This includes students and their parents, teachers, and some of the unsung heros of special education classrooms district-wide: Teaching Assistants.
More notes on threats to special education services courtesy of Gerard Jimenez concerned parent and advocate:
Please help AISD save staff for our kids!
"The special education department has done what they can to keep as many staff as possible but they are now forced to propose that 56 Special Education teachers, 17 Special Education professionals, 7 Special Education administrators, and 97 teachers assistants be eliminated. It's almost unbelievable. The trustees are the ones who will make the final decision on all of this. It's now time for the community to let the trustees know that we don't want to lose so many valuable special education staff that are so important to our students. Please plan on attending the school board meeting to support this effort!"
"There is no doubt that the quality of special education in AISD will be diminished if the proposed number of staff giving direct support to our students are eliminated...we need people to show up [speaking is not a requirement] to demonstrate to the school board that we care about the quality of education our children receive. If you can find at least one hour to support this effort you can make a difference!"
Show the school board the human impact of the job cuts that they are considering for approval Monday night. E-mail them TODAY!
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My name is Sally Smith and my daughter Becky is an eight year old girl with XXX Syndrome who attends [NAME] Elementary. She is in the Life Skills class and spends a great deal of her day in an inclusion class with other typically developing 2nd graders. She has a communication device for school and social interactions but she UNABLE TO ACCESS IT WITHOUT SUPPORT. She also cannot walk, sit/stand, use stairs, hold a pencil, or eat without assistance.
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Since the 1940s, children in school have learned about August 6 and August 9, 1945—days when multitudes of Japanese people, many of whom were innocent civilians, were killed by atomic bombs dropped by the U.S. military, ending World War II. Though far from a simple, black and white moral decision, the U.S. government at the time believed such drastic measures were necessary to end the long war with Japan. Earlier this week, Presbyterian News Service published a World Council of Churches article, "Lessons of Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombings still need to be applied seven decades later", in commemoration of this week being the 69th anniversary of the horrific bombings on Japan.
In a statement published on Tuesday, August 5, Isabel Apawo Phiri, associate and acting general secretary of the World Council, said, "Our thoughts and prayers go out to the hundreds of thousands of people who suffered these terrible attacks and to the aging survivors among them who still cry 'Never again' today."
The World Council of Churches has at times been criticized by conservative Christian groups for numerous reasons, among them being that the Council's focus is all too often on political issues and not gospel-centered enough. While there may be some truth to that criticism, the Council's emphatic voice against nuclear warfare is a Christ-honoring, Biblical stance to take. Contrary to common misconception, the Council is not comprised solely of ultra-liberal churches. While there are certainly liberal churches represented (United Church of Christ, The Episcopal Church, Disciples of Christ, Presbyterian Church USA, etc.), there are also churches on the other end of the spectrum represented—the Orthodox Church in America, for instance.
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The report also stated that World Council of Churches has asked its member churches to pray that the governments who depend on nuclear weapons for their national security would, in memory of tragedy of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, get rid of their nuclear weapons. One certainly does not need to be a pacifist to see a great deal of sense in what the Council is advocating.
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Sports Information Director Marc Dellins:
Before we get started. The San Diego State game on Oct. 2 will kickoff at 4:00 p.m. It will be televised locally on Fox Sports West 2. Maurice Drew is the Pac-10 Offensive Player of the Week, the Walter Camp Division-IA National Offensive Player of the Week and the Sporting News National Player of the Week. With that I'll turn it over to coach Dorrell.
Thank you Marc. Good afternoon everyone. That's a pretty good start to a week, when you have some players that make offensive recognition like that. We are really happy about Maurice Drew and what he has done. But it was a total offensive effort. Just reflecting back on that game, our offense did a great job in creating some run lanes for our rushing game. We had to make some plays to get ourselves back into the game. The defense had to slow them down and get us back into the game. You don't ever want to have a start to a game that is similar to how we started. Usually when you have a particular start like that you don't win the game. It just showed a lot of character in our team right now. We were believing in each other and really fighting our way through some issues to get ourselves back into the game at halftime. It was a great win. Unfortunately we had a few guys banged up along the way, but we do have a bye week this week. We will rest up and start the healing process with some of those players and get ourselves ready for another week of football starting with San Diego State the following weekend. I'd like to open it up for questions please.
Can you comment on Maurice Drew's performance?
I haven't seen a performance like that in my career, particularly at the college level. He did a great job. It wasn't all him, I'll let you know that. Our offensive line did a tremendous job in giving him those opportunities. Our receivers did a great job blocking down field. It was a pretty good effort from an offensive standpoint. But I don't want to take anything away from what Maurice has done. His performance was something I will remember for quite some time.
After looking at the film, did anything else jump out at you that you
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Just the overall effort in every phase that we were doing. Our kickoff coverage team did a a very good job. They busted one kickoff return on us that was 60 yards, but for the most part wherever the returner would catch it, he would only have about 10 yards to work with before he was tacked. So I was encouraged about how hard we covered in our kickoff. We had one punt in the game and that was a 44-yard punt with great coverage. Our concern with special teams was our field goal team. We had one snap that was really tight. We didn't get the ball down quick enough and we ended up missing an extra point. Then we ended up hitting one that hit two uprights and went through. It was one of those games where a lot of issues that came about during the course of the game, you really don't think about at that time because you have so much work to do. But when you sit back and evaluate and see all of the different things that happened, there is a lot of things we can definitely clean up. To still come away with the victory was very, very encouraging after watching the tape.
What is the situation with Craig Bragg?
Craig has a shoulder injury. It's a dislocation so it will probably be at least three to four weeks whether he'll be ready to play again. He might heal sooner than that, but that's the prognosis right now. We'll fill the shoes with some capable people. Tab Perry is next in line. Tab will do a tremendous job in helping us fill that roll. Tab had an excellent football game. Even though he had no catches, the very first TD run he had two key blocks. He had a tremendous effort in the game. He is excited about his opportunity.
Was your heart in your throat in the final minute?
I was concerned. You don't ever want to be in a situation like that, but I was confident our defense could make the play to stop them too. They had no timeouts left and there was 30 something seconds left. There is only so many chances you can get. We called our last timeout to regroup ourselves the last couple plays of the game. We executed exactly the way we needed to execute, keeping them out of the end zone.
Where is this team in terms of your expectations?
We are moving forward. The offense is gaining steps week by week and you've seen that the last three weeks. Defensively, we are gaining a few steps, probably not at the pace of the offense, but they playing with a lot younger players than on offense. That will come. C.J. Niusulu came back and played well in the game. He is not even full speed yet. As soon as he is full speed and as soon as we get some of the players that are in key positions back, our defensive production will get better. I feel good about where our defense is going.
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You're looking at the path to 9/11. You don't need to see the movie, though we highly recommend it, and we'll be watching it for sure. But it was the Koran itself which led to that tragic day. All the motivation for those killers is in that evil book.
A book put together by the followers of an illiterate evil bastard named Muhammad. When Robert Spencer's biography comes out in about a month, people will see how that so-called prophet will be condemned by his own words, and the words of his commentators. Spencer's book is based entirely on the Koran and the hadith on Muhammad's misbegotten life. Nothing else, but that's all you need. Here is an advance review of Spencer's book. And here is the Muhammad image archive, which includes the cartoons which make so many Muslims murderously angry.
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