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Survival Hunter Guide for PvE End-Game | Updated to Patch 6.2.4
Select a gear item level to improve the accuracy and relevancy of this guide.
This is a World of Warcraft PvE Survival Hunter class guide based on SimulationCraft, a theorycraft tool held in high regards. Because true stat priorities and optimal talent choices vary depending on gear, this guide offers Guide Settings that use the specified SimC results, which are kept updated with the latest hotfixes. Be sure to use the guide settings for a more accurate and relevant guide for your character.
This guide is intended for maximizing DPS and raid effectiveness, covering optimal stat priorities, gems, enchants, talents and a simplified rotation.
Hunter DPS spec comparisons
Boss DPS (1 Target)
- 1 Marksmanship 119,490 DPS
- 2 Beast Mastery 107,751 DPS
- 3 Survival 94,826 DPS
Splash AoE (3 Targets)
- 1 Beast Mastery 170,759 DPS
- 2 Marksmanship 158,655 DPS
- 3 Survival 127,729 DPS
Guide Navigation
You can browse through this PvE Survival Hunter guide using the blue tab buttons above, or by following the arrow(s) at the bottom.

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When the vehicle is traveling above approximately 20 mph, this system uses radar technology to sense when a vehicle enters the blind-spot area. Blind Spot Assist then automatically alerts the driver via an illuminated red icon in the appropriate side mirror. The system also gives an audible warning if the driver activates a turn signal while a vehicle is detected in the blind spot. (Disclaimer)
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On Wed, Jul 21, 2010 at 6:58 PM, Robert Bradshaw <robertwb <at> math.washington.edu> wrote: > Well, references are problematic as you get into issues of different > scoping rules between C++ and Python. In C++, your supposed to be able > to use an object whenever you want a reference and vice-versa, right? > For performance reasons, you may want to take the address of incoming > references, and there's no problem storing and passing those around. Ah, but when I do this, I get hit with: "Taking address of non-lvalue". I can't assign to a temp variable for obvious reasons! -Mike


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The long term vision of the project is to "put California water online, to create a system that will enable water managers and scientists to visualize the evolution of California's water resources in real time."
The Sacramento River is the first testing bed for the fleet of sensors that can also be deployed in response to unanticipated events like floods, contaminant spills and levee breaches.
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College Hockey:NESCAC Suspends Rule Prohibiting At-Large Bids to NCAAs
BOSTON — The presidents of the 11 members of NESCAC have agreed to suspend for 2001-02 the rule prohibiting NESCAC teams from accepting NCAA at-large bids. The one-year exemption was approved while discussions continue over reforming conference rules on post-season play.
Without the exemption, only the NESCAC tournament champion would have been allowed to accept an NCAA bid for the forthcoming season.
The ten-member Division III NESCAC men's hockey conference separated from the ECAC East to conduct its own post-season tournament in the 2000-01 season, although the two conferences maintain an interlocking schedule. As NESCAC tournament champion last season, Middlebury received the conference's first NCAA automatic qualifier.
In other action, the presidents approved a recommendation by conference athletic directors to retain the seven-team post-season tournament in men's hockey as well as in other sports.
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Drew Brees has GOT to be disappointed. What is the DEAL!?
Drew Brees has GOT to be disappointed. What is the DEAL!?
Brees got pudding in his eyes. Matt Bryant just won it for us.
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I'd be more upset that his streak record might get snapped than I am of losing this game
How hard is it to swallow when you completely self-implode?
Congrats to the Falcons fans, your team has finally beaten the Saints.
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The 7 Big East Catholic schools announced on Saturday that they were leaving the conference, with a departure date of June 30, 2015.
The Big East responded with a short statement, acknowledging the decision by Providence, St. John's, Marquette, DePaul, Seton Hall, Villanova and Georgetown.
This couldn't wait for 48 hours?
It couldn't have been put on hold until Monday?.
On a day when police were removing the bodies of 26 people, including 20 children from an elementary school in Newtown, Ct, which is very much in the geographical footprint of the conference St. John's and friends are leaving, I could give a hoot about why the Big East Catholic schools decided to leave.
It wasn't a mystery. The tweet world has known about it for 72 hours.
But it couldn't wait. They had to have a conference call on Saturday, when that could have been postponed.
They didn't.
If they had left it with a pair of statements and an explanation that Saturday was not a day to discuss it, I would have even accepted that.
Yes, they played games, because money had been paid, arrangements had been made which affected lots of people.
The games went on with moments of silence at lots of places
But this wasn't a game. This could have waited for 48 hours..
But for the Catholic schools it wasn't enough. A teleconference was set up for late Saturday afternoon, with St. John's President Rev. Donald Harrington serving as the lead voice.
This is a world gone crazy with a need to know what happened and why it happened now. Media wise it has gone viral in so many wrong ways.
A Connecticut paper posted a story about how its reporter was the first person to inform the father of the mass killer that his son and his ex-wife had been died. The story was displayed like a badge of honor.
Great reporting? How about human decency in telling the man that part of his family had been wiped out and leave it at that?
This is a time when the New York Post proudly published a front page picture of man who was about to be pulverized by a subway train.
The motto of tabloid journalism is "If it bleeds, it leads (the paper)".
Life will go on. It always does, no matter how tragic the events that take place. But sometime you have to wonder if human decency still exists.
It is fine to talk about other things in passing in the toy department of the world which is what sports originally was labeled.
I have done that earlier with just idle thoughts.
But in terms of hard news and teleconferences talking about stuff like conference realignment and who will play who in 2014, that could have waited.
As much as former UConn coach Jim Calhoun has been criticized for some of the things he has said and done, no one should have a problem with how Calhoun handled things on Friday as he was preparing to give a speech at the Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Mass.
Just before Calhoun gave his speech, he was informed of what happened in Newtown. Calhoun immediately switched subjects and talked about children and how fragile things are in this life.
Make no mistake, the reason for St. John's and the other schools departure is of immense interest since it is a move which basically tears apart what was one of the greatest leagues in college basketball ever since it was created in 1979.
I will write about, it analyze it and critique it.
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REACH is a vocational training program for CHSD 218 students. Due to the growing needs of the students and employers in our community, CHSD 218 has developed in-house and off-site vocational training programs: In-House is a training program at the home school, Moraine On-Site Training Program (MOST) at Moraine Valley Community College in Palos Hills, DoubleTree Hotel, and Taylors Candies, both located in Alsip. The training sites have opened up great opportunities for CHSD 218 student giving them the opportunity to train for future jobs while in high school. These programs also offer employers the opportunity to employ students in the community who have been trained to become successful employees.
Students participate in these vocational programs as part of their school day, both during and after school. Students are rewarded for their hard work each quarter—based on their work performance, attendance, and skill building successes. Their ultimate reward is securing successful employment!
REACH includes In-House training, MOST, DoubleTree Hotel and Taylors Candies. The CHSD 218 students have a great opportunity to train for future jobs while in high school to assist them in their transition to the world of work.
In-House Job Traning Students work inside their home school to learn skills that transfer to any job such as: following directions, taking pride in their work, taking initiative, taking responsibility for finishing tasks. Students at all grade levels may participate in this program based on recommendations of their vocational coordinator. Students work with and are evaluated daily by CHSD 218 job coaches.
MOST Moraine On-Site Training Program, began in the fall of 2000 as a collaborative job training program with CHSD 218 and Moraine Valley Community College (MVCC) in Palos Hills. Students, typically 16 and 17 year olds are accepted into the program to learn skills that transfer to any job; skills such as: greeting customers and co-workers, making appropriate on-the-job conversation, providing customers and employers good eye contact, taking pride in their work, taking initiative, taking responsibility for finishing tasks, as well as job specific skills in one of the ten available departments at MVCC. A big part of MOST is setting and meeting goals. Students work on several goals at a time and are evaluated daily by CHSD 218 job coaches.
DoubleTree Hotel, in Alsip on 127th Street, offers training in banquets, kitchen, maintenance, and laundry departments. Students who are 16 and older train during and after school hours. Students at this level are working on specific job skills. The purpose of this training program is to prepare students for employment in the hotel industry.
Taylors Candies located in Alsip is a candy wholesaler. This training program offers students the opportunity to train in a warehouse facility. The students learn to "pick" orders and may also learn skills in additional departments. The goal of this program is to gain prepare students for work in the warehousing industry.
When a student is deemed job-ready by the program, one of three things happen: the student finds their own job; a job developer assists the student to secure community employment; or the student may continue training at one of CHSD 218's training programs.
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When it comes to attracting and retaining high-wage jobs, access to university research and a skilled workforce are as important as a low tax rate and available infrastructure.
That's why Arizona State University Polytechnic's recent Innovation Showcase is so important. Campus leaders invited local economic-development groups and hundreds of industry representatives to play up the innovative work students and faculty are completing on campus.
A ballroom in the student union was packed with prototypes, posters filled with technical jargon and students eager to talk about their work. And this wasn't just busy work, the collegiate equivalent of a papier-mache volcano.
About 20 projects - a quarter of those on display - were sponsored by local employers with real-world problems to solve. In one project, ON Semiconductor asked senior electrical engineering majors to study one of its computer power supplies and recommend ideas to more efficiently dissipate heat.
Patrick Everts and his classmates spent months testing various components and configurations. Though it wasn't part of the assignment, they found a significant voltage drop that could be compromising performance.
The Chandler manufacturer wanted to hire the team after graduation to further investigate the problem, but Everts said he and his teammates already had jobs lined up. Another group of ASU students will resume the study in the fall.
That's significant. We're slowly emerging from the worst recession in decades. The county's unemployment rate is perched at 8.5 percent. Yet students are graduating with multiple job opportunities.
That backs up a Wall Street Journal survey last year, which ranked ASU fifth among universities for the quality of graduates produced. It also shows that the Polytechnic focus on hands-on lessons and industry partnerships is well-placed, particularly for growing business prospects in the planned employment center near Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport.
It's good to see campus officials focusing so intently on spreading the message that its faculty and students are available to help solve local employers' problems. But it's also good to see forward-thinking projects from students with no industry sponsors.
Graduate student Samir Wehbe and two colleagues created a prototype generator that uses heat produced by stoves or cooking fires to spin a turbine and power a laptop or other gadget. The goal is to produce a cheap, easy-to-install electrical source for use in Third World countries.
The project needs refining, but it has caught the interest of faculty, who are encouraging the team to run with the idea. This is where the region's many business incubators also could step in.
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I managed a retail, purchase-only video store for a number of years, and I was often asked why we didn't have a "classics" section. After all, classic films were our specialty. We certainly sold them by the boatload. We prided ourselves on the fact that "we knew movies."
My short answer was always this: What is a classic film? Who defines classic? One person's classic is another person's idea of wartime torture. For every person that loves Gone With the Wind, I can find you twenty others who would rather have a colonoscopy than see a second of it. Does that reduce its status as a classic film?
Those who planned store layouts for the company apparently didn't wish to enter the debate--or more likely, had no guess where to begin--so we filed Gone With the Wind, and Casablanca, and Citizen Kane in drama. John Wayne had his own section, complete with signing, and to some that was a classics section. I would have disagreed vociferously, had anyone asked for my opinion. In fact, I would sooner have watched grass grow than sat down to watch Stagecoach. Now though, I can see the appeal of some of his work, and especially to his films with John Ford I would readily apply the C-label.
So, for the purpose of my work here and to the reviews that will follow in the coming days, here is how I define a classic film: A classic film lives on, long after the actors, writers, director, and crew have passed away. People still talk about it, are moved by it, watch it, love it. A classic film is a moving, living painting--a glimpse into a different social atmosphere, a different time, a different America--that offers, to the discerning, to the willing, a look at ourselves today. A look at what made us who we are, what brought us here. It continues to shape us as a society, as long as the film lives in our televisions, movie theaters...and our hearts.
As people, we often don't agree on the things that affect us at our deepest level. Politics, religion, art...these are humankind at its most visceral. And cinema is art, no matter what anyone says. Sure, the waters have been muddied by business and bean counting, by $20 million paychecks and opening weekend box office, but filmmaking is still making art. So as I begin to roll out my reviews for "classic" films, I look forward to debate. If you think I'm wrong, let me know how and why. If you think I'm right, I'd appreciate hearing that, too.
As to defining "classic," let's leave that one alone. It's a classic if I say so. If you disagree, you're welcome to write your own column.
I'd read it, too.
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Tim Palmer is the author of 23 books about rivers, conservation and the environment, including the acclaimed Rivers of America and Trees and Forests of America. His books, articles, slide shows to public audiences and lectures to college classes have reached tens of thousands of people over the past 30 years with an inspiring message about being engaged in the future and the fate of natural places.
As journalist Ted Williams wrote, "Tim's tireless, eloquent advocacy for rivers and forests has made a huge difference ... I have long depended on Tim for information and inspiration." And Rebecca Wodder of American Rivers said, "Tim is among the most gifted communicators I have had the pleasure of knowing."
Tim has been involved in river conservation since 1970 and has received the Lifetime Achievement Award from American Rivers, the River Conservationist of the Year Award and other honors. Paddler magazine named him one of the "10 greatest river conservationists of our time" and one of the "100 great paddlers of the past century. He received the Distinguished Alumni Award from Pennsylvania State University and the communicator of the year award from the National Wildlife Federation in 2011.
For his writing he has received the National Outdoor Book Award, Independent Publishers Book Award and Director's Award for the best book about a national park. His book of text and photos, California Wild, was awarded the Benjamin Franklin Publishing Award.
Tim speaks frequently to audiences and college classes nationwide and lives on the coast of southern Oregon.
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An accident on Highway 299 at Quail Meadows left two dead on Mon. afternoon after a sedan crashed in an embankment.
Two of three people in the car at the time of the crash were killed. The driver, a 21-year-old female from Alturas, was dead on the scene. The passenger in the backseat of the car was also killed and the passenger in the front seat was flown to Mercy Medical Center in critical condition.
A witness said that the car was driving toward Redding on the highway and lost control of the car, causing it to roll into an embankment and hit a tree.
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Today I bought my first legal bag of herb in Denver, Colorado. As I previously reported, last week, I was stopped and frisked by three NYPD plainclothes detectives who suspected that I was in possession of marijuana. They conducted a body search, over my clothes, that included my crotch, only to find that I had no pot or any other drug on my person.
Yeah, I got my joint copped by a cop looking for joints.
So fast-forward a week, and I'm here in Denver for the HIGH TIMES Cannabis Cup. This afternoon I met up with the Denver Post's Marijuana Editor, Ricardo Baca. We'd been meaning to talk since he was appointed to the position a few months back. When he first got the job, and was being interviewed on The View and The Daily Show as being the first "Marijuana Editor" of a major newspaper, a few media outlets contacted me and were like, hasn't HIGH TIMES been doing this kind of thing since, like, forever? Their intent seemed to be to goad me into saying something that might spark a rivalry. Instead, I publicly congratulated Ricardo on his new position and applauded the Denver Post for making such an enlightened editorial decision.
Today, me and Ricardo finally did the interview we've been talking about, and at the end he asked me what pot shops I'd visited in town. I told him that this was my first visit since Colorado legalized pot for recreational use, and that I was hoping he might take me to such a prestigious institution. Soon I found myself at Good Chemistry, a small store front on Colfax Avenue. They checked my ID to make sure I was of age, I waited on line for about five minutes, and then walked out with a quarter-ounce of Durbin Poison.
Ricardo took me over to the Denver Post headquarters, and I asked him to snap a picture of me with my beloved bag. Sexually manhandled by New York police one week, buying legal bud in Denver the next. Do you see anything wrong with this picture?
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - University of Alabama men's golf coach Jay Seawelladded another national championship winning coach to the Crimson Tide staff on Tuesday with the addition of former Oklahoma State head coach Mike McGraw as the program's assistant coach.
"I'm really excited to have Mike (McGraw) on board," Seawell said. "He is one of the great coaches in college golf. He is a good friend, but more importantly, he has a track record of knowing how to win championships. We are just thrilled that he has accepted the opportunity to be a part of Alabama golf. Mike will be an excellent asset for our players and will help us continue our pursuit to be the best college program in the country."
McGraw comes to Tuscaloosa after eight years at the helm of the Oklahoma State program, leading them to the 2006 NCAA Championship and a NCAA runner-up finish in 2010. His OSU teams won 30 times overall and advanced to the NCAA Championships seven times, recording five top-five finishes. McGraw's Cowboys also won five Big 12 Championships while his players captured 30 medalist honors during his tenure in Stillwater.
"I'm excited for the opportunity at Alabama and the chance to get to work with some really incredible players," McGraw said. Jay Seawellhas been a good friend of mine for a long time and he is obviously a great coach. There is something to be learned from Jay for sure and hopefully my experience and background can help strengthen an already successful program.
"Jay has assembled an outstanding team, and I'm looking forward to getting the chance to work with this group. I recruited Cory Whitsett very heavily in junior golf, so to be able to actually get to work with him will be rewarding."
Beyond the team success that the Cowboys achieved while McGraw was the head coach at Oklahoma State, he was also recognized as one of the nation's top recruiters. ESPN The Magazine tabbed him as one of top 20 recruiters nationally across all sports, evidenced by the numerous PGA Tour players he has helped produced, including Rickie Fowler, Hunter Mahan, Charles Howell III, Morgan Hoffman and Casey Wittenburg.
McGraw replaces Rob Bradley, who was named the head coach at Purdue this week. Bradley had replaced Scott Limbaugh, who took over the Vanderbilt program in the summer of 2012. McGraw's duties for the Crimson Tide will include assisting Seawell in day-to-day operations of the program while also serving as the recruiting coordinator and assisting in player development. He is the Director of the Alabama Golf Academy while overseeing alumni relations and the Crimson Tide Open.
Before becoming the head coach at Oklahoma State in 2006, McGraw was Oklahoma State head women's golf coach during the 2004-05 season, directing the Cowgirls to the Big 12 Championship. He came to OSU in the fall of 1997 and spent seven years as the Cowboys assistant coach. During his tenure as an assistant coach for the men's team, the Cowboys won 16 tournament titles, and produced 19 All-Americans. OSU enjoyed marked success at the NCAA Championship with McGraw on staff, winning its ninth national title in 2000.
As a player, McGraw was a three-year letterwinner for Central Oklahoma and was named an honorable mention All-American in 1981 after finishing 16th at the NAIA Championships. He graduated from UCO with a bachelor's degree in broadcast communications in 1982. McGraw and his wife, Pam, were married in October of 1996.
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Startup Jammit Moves to Reach More Jammers
Tech companies keep adding aids for aspiring musicians. But few go to the lengths of Jammit.
The Los Angeles startup–founded by Scott Humphrey, a veteran record producer, mix engineer and musician–spent years in negotiations to license the master recordings of popular songs so it can deconstruct them for analysis. Jammit uses digitized versions of those recordings along with software and an online service that allows music students to download and study songs by their individual parts, like specific guitar and bass lines.
Say, for example, you want to learn the distinctive strumming of "Everlong" by the Foo Fighters. Jammit's app comes with on-screen sliders, like those on a studio recording deck, that can fade up or down either of the major guitar lines or silence the rest of the band so you can better hear each picker.
Each track also is transcribed in traditional music notation and tablature–many musicians favor one or the other, or want both–that scrolls in synch with the recording. Tracks can be slowed down or sections can be easily looped to play over again. And users can record their own playing to compare with the originals.
Tracks typically cost $1.99 to $5.99 each. That's well above the price of typical download of a conventional recording on a service like iTunes, and might seem expensive in view of the fact that the Web is awash with pirated music and amateur tablature for songs.
But many of those write-ups are wildly inaccurate, as is much of the commercial sheet music sold online and in stores, Humphrey complains. Improving that situation was one major motivation for Jammit.
"We try to be the most accurate notation in the world," Humphrey says.
The company, which launched in January, has been steadily adding more music and cutting deals with artists and other partners to increase the appeal of its service. For example, it recently teamed up with Line 6–a company known for accessory devices that model the sounds of famous artists and their amplifiers–to allow a user's sound on Jammit to sound like the guitar part on the original song.
But there was another item on users' wish list. Many musicians use Macs or, more recently, iPads, and Jammit first developed apps that work for those devices.
Yet Humphrey says users of Windows PCs were eager to get in on the action. Jammit this week is rectifying that situation with a beta of its free app for those machines.
Humphrey, a Canadian who once took part in recordings for bands that include Motley Crue and Green Day, has tried to keep a mix of relatively recent and classic rock hits. Rush is the most popular artist on Jammit, he says, adding that he continues to be amazed at the appeal of more venerable acts among young players.
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INDEPENDENCE — Sasha Pavlovic is flying high right now.
Having reached agreement with the Cavaliers on Tuesday on a three-year contract that will pay him between $12-15 million, the swingman is slated to fly from his native Montenegro to Cleveland today.
The Cavaliers open the season tonight at Quicken Loans Arena against the Dallas Mavericks. Pavlovic, who missed the entire preseason, will not be in uniform.
Cleveland general manager Danny Ferry, who still has an unsigned restricted free agent in power forward Anderson Varejao, declined to comment on the agreement with Pavlovic because the deal has not officially been signed.
"In the last 48 hours, we both made some compromises,†said Pavlovic's agent, Marc Cornstein. "We both really tried to finalize this thing.
"Sasha's extremely happy to be playing again. That's the biggest thing. He always liked the Cleveland fans. They always embraced him. He was a big part of helping (the Cavaliers) get to the NBA Finals last year.â€
The 6-foot-7, 239-pound Pavlovic, the team's starting shooting guard down the stretch of the regular season and in the playoffs, set career highs in scoring (9.0), rebounds (2.4) and assists (1.6) while playing 22.9 minutes a night last season. In 28 games as a starter, the 23-year-old averaged 12.7 points. The Cavaliers posted a 20-8 record in those contests.
In 20 postseason starts, Pavlovic averaged 9.2 points, 2.6 rebounds and 1.6 assists as Cleveland reached the NBA Finals for the first time in franchise history.
A restricted free agent following his fourth NBA season, Pavlovic elected not to accept the Cavaliers' one-year, $2.8 million qualifying offer by the team's Oct. 1 deadline. Had Pavlovic accepted that deal, he could have been an unrestricted free agent at the end of the 2007-08 season.
As his holdout progressed, it looked like he should have taken that route. Even had Pavlovic sat out the entire season, the Cavaliers would have maintained his rights simply by making a qualifying offer at the end of the campaign. That policy would have been in place each offseason until Pavlovic played another NBA season.
It looked as though the Cavaliers were preparing to play without Pavlovic. The team signed combo guard Devin Brown in the offseason and added rookie swingman Demetris Nichols on Monday.
Second-year man Daniel Gibson, who has taken over Pavlovic's starting spot, is likely to stay in that role even when Pavlovic is ready to go. Cleveland's season outlook, however, looks a bit more promising now that it has signed one of its two restricted free agents.
"We always remained optimistic,†Cornstein said. "We kept the lines of communication open. I'm just happy we were able to complete it.â€
When Pavlovic officially signs his deal, which should take place today or Thursday, the Cavaliers will have to release a player. Anthony Tolliver is almost certain to go.


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Area animal lovers have organized a relief effort to help the smallest victims of the Joplin, Mo., tornadoes. Donations and new or used animal care items are being collected between now and 6 p.m. on Thursday, May 26, for a delivery to Joplin Humane Society, leaving Friday morning.
Please drop donations and items at one of these locations before 6 p.m. Thursday:
- CD Source - 5500 Greenville Ave., Suite 201, Dallas
- Doggie's Wonderland - 505 Alma Dr., Plano
- Doggie's Wonderland - 120 E. Bethel School Rd., Coppell
Please specify your donation is for Joplin. Items needed include new or used, but clean:
- collapsible, wire/metal crates of all sizes
- blankets
- towels
- leashes
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- toys
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2006: All-Ivy honorable mention ... Played and started in all 15 games ... Co-led the team in goals (4) ... Second on the team in points (10) ... Scored goals in three consecutive games Hartwick (9/8), Marist (9/10) and Saint Joseph's (9/15) ... Also had the game-winner against Hartwick ... Had an assist against Saint Joseph's, his first game with a goal and an assist ... Scored a goal against La Salle (9/20) ... Assisted on the double-overtime golden goal against Columbia (10/7) ... CoSIDA Academic All-District II second team.
2005: Appeared in all 16 games, starting nine ... Had two goals and an assist ... Had an assist against Lehigh (9/11) ... Scored two goals in a 5-0 win at Drexel (9/24) ... Named Philadelphia Soccer Seven Co-Player of the Week (9/26) ... Named to the Ivy League Honor Roll (9/26).
2004: Recorded first collegiate goal against Drexel (9/24).
2003: Saw time in 10 games with three starts ... Recorded four shots in freshman campaign ... Made collegiate debut against Villanova (9/14).
High School: Member of the Connecticut ODP ... Helped lead team to the 2002 Region I ODP semifinals ... Captain of his Newtown team ... Member of the Newtown team that claimed two consecutive conference championships, a 2002 Connecticut state championship berth and a No. 2 national ranking by the NSCAA ... Named all-state and All-New England ... Member of the Beachside FC team which advanced to the state finals three consecutive years, winning the title at the U-16 level.
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With Northeast Ohio as a world-class center for heart health, VNA of Ohio recognizes February as Heart Health Month and offers five tips for making sure homebound patients are doing everything they can to stay heart healthy.
Michelle Kerr, RN, BSN, chief clinical officer for VNA of Ohio says in addition to the basics of losing weight, giving up smoking, starting an exercise program and eating a balanced diet, homebound patients should follow these tips for heart health:
1. Follow a low-sodium diet. Many homebound patients enjoy the ease of prepared foods which are full of hidden sodium. Kerr recommends limiting the amount of processed, prepared and canned foods and incorporating options such as fresh fruits, vegetables and whole grains. Daily sodium intake should be 1,500 to 2,300 mg per day, which is about a teaspoon of salt.
2. Take medication on time. Medication management is often challenging for homebound patients. Some people don't like the way their medicines make them feel, or how often they need to go to the restroom. Kerr says to set a timer or post signs in the kitchen or at the bedside as reminders.
3. Know the symptoms of heart attack and heart disease. It's not always crushing, dramatic pain like in the movies. More common symptoms include nausea, fatigue, sweating, weakness, dizziness, sleeplessness and less severe pain in the shoulders, neck and jaw.
4. Pay attention to the signals your body is sending you. Be aware of a sudden increase in weight, increased swelling, decreased energy and if you have more shortness of breath than usual. Also note if you develop a cough, fast heartbeat, headaches, or dizziness, especially when changing positions. Call your healthcare provider if you notice any of these symptoms. Call 911 immediately if you have a sudden onset of chest pain or you are unable to catch your breath.
5. Get outside help. Managing a heart condition is stressful enough -- give yourself the gift of peace of mind by enlisting the help of a home health care service.
VNA of Ohio provides a wide array of help essential for you and your loved ones to rest-assured your heart condition is properly monitored and managed. From caring for complex medical conditions to assisting with meals and transfers, VNA of Ohio gives you and your loved ones peace of mind when managing a heart condition.
About Visiting Nurse Association of Ohio
Visiting Nurse Association of Ohio is the largest non-profit, community-based healthcare organization in Ohio and has been helping patients for more than 100 years. VNA of Ohio works with hospitals, doctors, community agencies and companies to provide services for patients in their homes including skilled nursing care, hospice, mental health services, occupational, speech-language and physical therapy, chronic disease management and personal care assistance. With more than 500 employees, 100 volunteers and 214,869 patient visits in 24 counties last year, VNA of Ohio provides high-quality, comprehensive home health and hospice care to promote optimal health, independence and dignity of those living in the communities we serve.
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To quote Classic and Sports Car magazine, " Few products have impressed the C&SC garage team as much as this handy soda blaster".
The blaster is fitted with our own metering valve specifically designed to flow soda correctly and in the exact proportion to allow smooth soda blasting of any surface at variable pressure. Comes complete with everything you need to load up with soda and start blasting, including full instructions and face hood. Requires a compressor supplying a minimum of 8cfm.
We strongly recommend the use of Armex Flow XL soda for smooth operation. We've tried em all!
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MSB Soda Blasting Conversion Kit
This kit contains everything you need to convert your generic sandblasting pot for use with soda. It contains a complete MSB soda metering valve assembly, PTFE tape and full instructions for fitment and operation. It will fit any sandblasting pot that looks a bit like ours. This includes the Clarke model and many others. They all come from the same factory in China.
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Armex® FLow XL Blasting Soda
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Archifine® Hard Media
25Kg bag of 'Archifine' hard media. This media is Aluminium Silicate of a fineness perfect for use with our new hard media blaster. At low pressure it will remove paint from aluminium without distorting the surface, rust from steel without harm, or clean soft, delicately carved stonework. At higher pressure it is as tough as any blast media, removing the most stubborn of coatings and leaving a fine, etched surface.
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Superb Little Home Workshop Compressor
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by Jake Bragonier, Fresno State Media Relations
Corn has been around over 8,000 years. It has been reported that corn has 3,500 uses.
Make that 3,501 uses.
On Sept. 15, the Bulldog Cornfield Maize opened its door to those who wished to dare solve it. A human labyrinth carved into a seven-acre field of 10-foot corn, is located in Fresno just off Highway 41 at Avenue 10 - near Valley Children's Hospital.
Designed to challenge the wits of those attempting to find the one - and only - exit, the maze consists of more than two-and-a-half miles of twists, turns and dead-ends. The maze is designed in the shape of the Fresno State bulldog with the words "GO DOGS" carved into the field of green and gold. On average, maze-goers will wander for more than an hour.
Use of the land was donated by Richard Gunner out of his desire to provide Fresno-area families with a wholesome, family-oriented activity. The maze is operated by Larry Harvison and Darren Schmall, who are Fresno/Madera-area farmers. Harvison has successfully operated other maze designs in Fresno for the last two years. Over 25,000 San Joaquin Valley families visited Harvison's mazes in 1998 and '99.
Schmall is a local grape grower and agri-businessman. He is best known for his Pizza Farm, an agriculture education program which teaches children about how their favorite food originates down on the farm. Schmall, a graduate of Fresno State, chose the Bulldog design as a way to promote the university, San Joaquin Valley agriculture and to provide a positive image of the community.
Fresno's cornfield maze is actually one of 60 maze sites in operation across the United States and Canada this year. The creation of BYU agri-business graduate Brent Herbst, the idea began when Herbst introduced the largest corn maze created in the western United States to America Fork, Utah, in 1996. With the first attempt attracting over 18,000 visitors in just three weeks, the venture has now challenged more than 650,000 maze goers around the world.
This year, maze sites are scattered across 29 different U.S. states and Canadian provinces. Some western sites include Lehi, Utah, Logan, Utah, Meridian, Idaho, Idaho Falls, Idaho, Billings, Mont., Pasco, Wash., Woodland, Calif., and Phoenix, Ariz. (2). Combined attendance is expected to total more than 350,000.
The maze will be operational from Sept. 15 through Nov. 5. It is open from 6-10 p.m. on Wednesday-Friday, 10 a.m.-10 p.m. on Saturdays and 1-10 p.m. on Sundays. The maze is closed on Mondays and is open only to schools on Tuesdays. Cost is $7 for adults (12 and older), $5 for children (5 to 11) and free to those 4-years-old and younger. Group discounts of $1 are available. Discount coupons are also available at the following locations: Pizza Hut, Save Mart Supermarkets, Halloween Superstores, The Bulldog Shop and Blue Ribbon Car Wash.
In support of agriculture education, the Bulldog Cornfield Maize has created an elementary education campaign that includes customized "Ag-In-The-Classroom" lesson plans and activity sheets for teachers, on-site displays and guided tours and passports, or clue cards, that integrate education into the maze experience and helps guide children and their families along the correct path.
More information about the cornmaze is available by phoning (800) 557-1222 or on the Internet at www.cornfieldmaze.com.
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Lance Armstrong has been mentally preparing himself for a no-holds-barred interview with talk show queen Oprah WInfrey about his history of doping.
Two days after losing the US Open final, Serena Williams was hit with a $2 000 fine for berating the chair umpire during her match.
Nobody ever hangs on long enough to beat Tiger Woods. Some guys peel off early, some in the middle of a round, and a tough few, like Jose Maria Olazabal at the Buick Invitational, only when their fingernails are pulled all the way back. But they all let go of Tiger's tail, eventually.
Lance Armstrong went on the offensive on Wednesday, saying it was "preposterous" for the director of the Tour de France to suggest the seven-time champion "fooled" race officials and the sporting world by doping. He also took to task the French newspaper that accused him.
There is no "I" in Ryder Cup. It's a lesson the United States players and captains on the past 10 teams have stubbornly refused to learn. Europe won seven of those matches, including four of the last five, and the only US win in that latest run -- at Brookline, Massachusetts, in 1999 -- required the greatest final-day comeback in the history of the tournament.


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GIS Map Gallery: May 2004
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Digital Elevation Models
The United States Geological Survey's (USGS) National Elevation Dataset (NED) has been developed by merging the highest-resolution, best-quality elevation data available across the United States into a seamless raster format. In the Digital Elevation Model above, higher elevations are shown in white. Information can be derived from an elevation dataset including slope, aspect, contours and hill shading.
Slope can be determined based on elevation using a function that calculates the maximum rate of elevation change (defined as degree or percent) between each cell and its neighbors.
Aspect identifies the steepest downslope direction from each cell to its neighbors. It can be thought of as slope direction or the compass direction a hill faces. It is measured clockwise in degrees from 0 (due north) to 360 (again due north, coming full circle). The value of each cell in an aspect dataset indicates the compass direction the cell's slope faces. Flat slopes have no direction and are given a value of -1.
Contours are lines that connect points of equal value, in this case, elevation. The distribution of the contours shows how values change across a surface. Where there is little change in a value, the contours are spaced farther apart. Where the values rise or fall rapidly, the contours are closer together.
The Hillshade function obtains the hypothetical illumination of a surface by determining illumination values for each cell in a raster. It does this by setting a position for a hypothetical light source and calculating the illumination values of each cell in relation to neighboring cells based on topography. By default, shadow and light are shades of gray increasing from black to white. By placing an elevation raster on top of a hillshade then making the elevation raster transparent, realistic images of the landscape can be created (see above image). Other images such as topographical maps can be draped over hillshades to enhance variations in topography.
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Bring the rich look of distressed hardwoods and veneers to your office with this double pedestal executive desk. Tapered feet and cast iron hardware add just the right amount of detailing, and glass door cabinets on the front of the desk allow you to display decor in any way you wish.
Not only does this desk look great, but it's functional enough to make your work a little easier. Four box drawers and one pencil drawer provide ample space for keeping office supplies, and the pencil drawer converts to a keyboard tray for those who want an extra touch of comfort while they type. Two hanging file drawer accommodate letter- and legal-size documents to suit your needs. Use this double pedestal executive desk to bring an elegant look to your office.
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PAC 672: Emergency Medicine
Course Description
Students are assigned to work under the supervision of licensed physicians and/or physician assistants and in conjunction with the healthcare team in the emergency room setting. PAC672 is a core rotation where students rotate through the various areas of the Emergency Department, including medical, surgical, pediatric, orthopedic, and fast track. Students learn to systematically evaluate and manage patients with acute medical and surgical emergencies, perform diagnostic and therapeutic procedures, and participate in cardiac and trauma resuscitations. Students incrementally develop the ability to analyze and synthesize medical information, to reason independently, and to apply the concepts of medical decision-making and problem-solving to complex patient presentations. Students are expected to attend grand rounds and scheduled lectures. Students can also choose to repeat this core rotation as a Main Discipline Elective. PAC672 must be completed in order to begin PAC662, Emergency Medicine Elective
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Utah Film Center is holding screenings Tumbleweeds Film Festival Audience Award winner Felix across the state this month—and we're really not surprised the film won at this year's kids' film fest.
Shot in South Africa, Roberta Durrant's film focuses on 13-year-old Felix, who wins a scholarship to a prestigious private school where he's bullied for his disadvantaged background. At home, Felix discovers his late father played saxophone for the famous Bozza Boys Band, and he dreams of becoming a saxophonist, too. Felix's mother, Lindiwe, blames jazz for Zweli's death and forbids it. But Felix don't care what mamma won't allow, he'll play his saxophone anyhow. Two aging Bozza Boys give Felix a crash course in the sax, and he auditions for his school's jazz concert. But will Lindiwe overcome her feelings to support her son on his musical journey?
Hlayani Junior Mabassa, who plays Felix, is perfect for the underdog role. He's also quite the musician. Kids will also relate to Felix's school friends Samuel and January, along with his bro and sis, Wiseman and Zanele.
It's actually one of the Tumbleweeds films we'd recommend watching even without the kids. But if you do bring the kids (which you should), they'll get a message on bullying and forgiveness and even learn a little South African culture. Of course, it's also a great way to get them into jazz.
Upcoming screenings
Moab: Saturday, April 12, 2 p.m., Star Hall
Orem: Saturday, April 12, 2 p.m., Orem Public Library
Kamas: Friday, April 18, 4 p.m., Kamas Theater
West Jordan: Saturday, April 19, 11 a.m., The Viridian Library and Event Center
Park City: Saturday, April 19, 3 p.m., Park City Library
Price: Saturday, April 19, 3 p.m., Price City Auditorium
Check out our reviews of some of the other films at Tumbleweeds:
Ernest & Celestine
Zip & Zap and the Marble Gang
The Black Brothers
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Panthers practicing shots on golf course but Bradley out indefinitely
The Panthers, offensively challenge of late, were out practicing their shotmaking today – at the Parkland Golf and Country Club – in their annual charity fundraising event.
Of course, several of the walking wounded were unable to play, including defenseman Jason Garrison, who told the Sun Sentinel that he will begin skating Tuesday to test his swollen ankle; forward Tomas Kopecky, who said he'd prefer to rest his sore back for game days then aggravate it swinging a driver; and forward Matt Bradley, who was unable to attend after sustaining a concussion in Sunday's 2-0 loss to the Ducks when he missed a check on George Parros and slammed his head into the side glass so hard that it needed to be repaired.
Panthers coach Kevin Dineen said that Bradley will be out for a while and the braintrust is debating which player to bring up from their AHL affiliate in San Antonio. It seems that it's between Michal Repik, who was playing his best hockey last month before getting squeezed out by the number's game or recent acquisition Jonathan Matsumoto, who came over in the Evgeni Dadonov trade from Carolina.
Matsumoto, 25, is a natural center who leads the Rampage in scoring (17 goals, 32 assists in 55 games), although he did most of the damage with Carolina's farm team in Charlotte, where he had 48 (20-28) points 65 games last season.
Repik has 10 goals and 14 assists in 35 games, and made the AHL All-Star team, after notching five points in 16 games with the Panthers this season.
My money's on Matsumoto.
My colleague Mike Berardino chatted with Panthers GM Dale Tallon before he hit the course and reports that the usual gregarious scratch golfer was very intense and tight-lipped, perhaps a foreshadow of an imminent trade. The last time the Panthers suffered through a scoring slump with back-to-back shutouts against the Caps and Sabres in mid-October, Tallon pulled the trigger and jettisoned David Booth to the Canucks for Mikael Samuelsson and Marco Sturm. The Columbus Blue Jackets and Edmonton Oilers seem to be conducting the latest NHL fire sale, so look in those directions for possible offensive help.


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The Seattle Times reports, Preschool obesity rises:
Dr. William Cochran, a pediatric gastroenterologist and nutritionist for the Geisinger Clinic in Danville, Pa., said he sees many youngsters in his weight-management clinic who weigh 300 to 400 pounds. He also is seeing more and more children with diabetes, high blood pressure, even liver disease.
"Some kids are drinking a liter or two liters of soda a day," Cochran said. "In 10 to 30 years, the incidence of heart disease and stroke and diabetes are just going to be astronomical."
This is just sick. Good fodder for Michael Moore's health care documentary, don't you think?
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I have windows Xp , I want to test some port , someone advice me to use telnet command on localhost to test it . but i don't know how i can do it (syntax of telnet command on local host) ?
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Date: 1935 ca.
Description: View through trees of Lake Mendota and Picnic Point from the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus.
Description: Sid's "Blue Tripod" among other sculptures in his backyard. The Madison-Kipp factory building is in the background.
Date: 1912
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Date: 1900 ca.
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Can we take a step back and acknowledge that GW has released their fifth codex in 8 months? Or have we already forgotten that it used to be only 3-4 books [fantasy included!] per year?
We're going to have all armies with the same edition and design philosophy, at the same time, for the first time since the skeletal armylists in the 3rd Edition Rulebook. That's awesome.
Rules in a codex go through lots of changes during testing, and each change makes the document need to be updated in multiple places. It's easy for something to slip through [hence why the Summary is notorious for incorrect stats, as it has to get updated the most]. At some point they have to stop editing and send it to the printers. It doesn't magically just turn into a book, it takes time. During that time, they have time to notice additional errors that made it into the final print, and then release an errata correcting it as soon as the book is available.