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President Franklin D. Roosevelt established Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge on August 19, 1941, for the purpose of protecting the natural feeding and breeding range of the brown bears and other wildlife on Uganik and Kodiak Islands, Alaska. One of Alaskas oldest and best-known wildlife refuges, Kodiak provides access to a stunning diversity of landscapes and wildlife and attracts thousands of visitors annually to get a glipse of the estimated amount of 3500 bears on the Archipelago. A gem among Americas public lands, today the Refuge plays a global conservation role as a steward for interdependent species within one of the worlds few remaining intact ecosystems.
In response to public interest and concern about predator harvest on national wildlife refuges across Alaska, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service today announced a final rule to clarify that predator control is not allowed on national wildlife refuges in the state unless based on sound science and in response to a conservation concern or is necessary to meet refuge purposes, federal laws or Service policy. In addition, the rule defines the process that will be used for considering predator control, prohibits certain methods and means for non-subsistence harvest of predators, and updates the procedures for closing an area or restricting an activity on refuges in Alaska.
For nearly 30 years the R/V Tiglax (TEKH-lah - Aleut for Eagle) and its crew has supported the Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge and partners as a research and transportation vessel across a landscape that stretches from the Arctic Ocean to the southeast panhandle of Alaska. In a typical season, the Tiglax will sail 15,000 to 20,000 nautical miles as biologists and researchers undertake seabird surveys, oceanographic studies, marine mammal monitoring, invasive species management. archaeological inventories, and more.
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Director Dan Ashe today announced the appointment of Gregory Siekaniec as the agency's Regional Director for Alaska, marking Siekaniec's return to the agency he served for more than two decades.
Siekaniec, a career Service employee, previously served as the agency's Deputy Director for Policy, before leaving the Service in 2012 to assume the leadership of Ducks Unlimited Canada, one of Canada's most prominent conservation organizations.
In his new capacity as Regional Director, Siekaniec will oversee the direction and day-to-day operations of the Alaska Region, the only FWS Region to manage a single state. The Region's National Wildlife Refuge system is massive, accounting for over 80 percent of all refuge land managed by the agency.
"Greg Siekaniec has been an outstanding conservation leader throughout his long career in the Fish and Wildlife Service, and we're fortunate to have him returning to the agency to lead our Alaska Region. Greg spent much of his career as a refuge employee and manager in Alaska, and he's intimately familiar with the region's outstanding employees and incredible conservation work," said Ashe. Read more...
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The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service today published a final rule that supports the conservation of one of the most visited and enjoyed refuges in Alaska, the Kenai National Wildlife Refuge. Consistent with the Refuges 2010 Comprehensive Conservation Plan, the final rule amends Refuge public use regulations to ensure natural resource conservation while maintaining high quality and safe experiences for visitors.
Male and female Steller's eiders rest in a pool at the Alaska SeaLife Center.Photo Credit: L. Whitehouse/USFWS
The Service Finds No Significant Impact of Proposed Steller's Eider Reintroduction to the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta
April 26, 2016
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) today released its Environmental Assessment (EA) and announced its Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) regarding a proposed project to reintroduce the threatened Steller's eiders to the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta (YK Delta). The Service evaluated two alternatives in the EA: no action and reintroduction. Based on the analysis, the Service has concluded that the proposed reintroduction would not have significant adverse impacts.
The Service will now explore methods to reintroduce Steller's eiders to the YK Delta. To date, the Service has received interest, encouragement, and logistical support from communities on the central YK Delta. In addition, the Service has partnered with the Alaska SeaLife Center which has established a captive flock for Steller's eider reintroduction work. The Service plans to continue working with local residents and the Alaska SeaLife Center through the various phases of the project.
Congratulations to Rosa Hagedorn, 16, of Thunder Mountain High School in Juneau, who took top honors in the 2016 Alaska Junior Duck Stamp Contest with a painting of a snow goose. A panel of five judges chose Rosa's artwork out of the 187 entries from across the state to represent Alaska in the National Junior Duck Stamp Contest held on April 22 at the J.N. "Ding" Darling National Wildlife Refuge in Sanibel, Florida.
The Federal Junior Duck Stamp Art Contest is the culmination of a year-long Junior Duck Stamp conservation program used by educators across the nation. This year, more than 28,000 students participated in state Junior Duck Stamp competitions in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Proceeds from sales of the $5 Junior Duck Stamp support environmental education.
For complete contest results for Alaska visit http://www.fws.gov/alaska/jrduck/bestshow.htm and for results of the national contest visit http://www.fws.gov/juniorduck/
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Federally Recognized Tribes in Alaska to Receive More than 500,000 to Support Fish and Wildlife Conservation Work
April 12, 2016
The U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) recently announced that more than $500,000 will be distributed in fiscal year 2016 among four of Alaska's federally recognized tribes through the Tribal Wildlife Grants program.
Currently, there are seven active projects in Alaska funded through the Tribal Wildlife Grant program. Grants are awarded under a competitive process to federally recognized tribes only. Tribal Wildlife Grants are used to provide technical and financial assistance to Tribes for the development and implementation of programs that benefit fish and wildlife and their habitat. Read more
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service recently announced that nearly $2.5 million in new funding will be available to the State of Alaska through the State Wildlife Grant program. State Wildlife Grants provide funds for conservation work across the state, including more than $680,000 for work to reintroduce the endangered wood bison to Alaska.
The successful reintroduction of wood bison in 2015 is an excellent example of the State Wildlife Grant Program having a significant impact on conservation in Alaska, said Geoffrey Haskett, Regional Director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in Alaska. Read more
Alaska Department of Fish and Game to Receive Nearly $48 Million from Fish and Wildlife Restoration Programs
March 10, 2016
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service recently announced that it will distribute nearly $48 million to the Alaska Department of Fish and Game through the Pittman-Robertson Wildlife Restoration and Dingell-Johnson Sport Fish Restoration programs. More than $29 million will be for wildlife research and management, public access to wildlife resources, and hunter education programs and shooting ranges. Over $18 million will be for sport fish research and management, public access to waters for recreational boaters and anglers, aquatic education programs, and sport fish hatcheries. Read more
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Kodiak National Wildlife Refuge today released its Environmental Assessment and announced its final decision regarding a special use permit request by the Kodiak Regional Aquaculture Association (KRAA) to conduct nutrient enrichment in the Karluk Lake watershed. The Service evaluated KRAA's proposal and selected the Current Management (No Action) Alternative as the best way to conserve the abundance of natural salmonid populations and their habitat for continued human and wildlife use.
Alexander Archipelago Wolf Does Not Warrant Protection Under Endangered Species Act
January 5, 2016
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) today announced its determination that the Alexander Archipelago wolf (Canis lupus ligoni) does not warrant protection as an endangered or threatened species under the Endangered Species Act (ESA).
The decision came as a result from the Service's 12-month finding on a petition from multiple groups to list the wolf. Although the Alexander Archipelago wolf faces several stressors throughout its range related to wolf harvest, timber harvest, road development, and climate-related events in Southeast Alaska and coastal British Columbia, the best available information indicates that populations of the wolf in most of its range are likely stable
Calendar Celebrates Birds, Showcases Art and Literature by Young Alaskans
December 29, 2015
Anchorage, AKIn the dead of winter, the arrival of spring and the return of Alaska's migratory birds seem like a long time off. But don't dispair, a colorful reminder of our departed feathered friends; the 2016 Alaska Migratory Bird Calendars are here! This year's calendar is a celebration of Alaska's migratory birds, "colorful and camouflaged, and showcases winning artwork and literature submitted during the 2016 Alaska Migratory Bird Art and Literature Contest. Read more...
Selendang Ayu Draft Assessment Plan Available for Public Review
October 23, 2015
The Natural Resources Trustees for the M/V Selendang Ayu oil spill have released a draft Assessment Plan for public review. In December of 2004, the M/V Selendang Ayu shipping vessel ran aground and split in half, spilling oil and its soybean cargo on the northern shores of Unalaska Island. The draft Assessment Plan describes the Trustees' proposed future natural resource damage assessment and restoration activities that will be needed in order to identify appropriate compensatory restoration projects for this spill.
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Tyson Marquez-McJoe Arroyo IBF Eliminator on 6/14
Former Olympian McJoe Arroyo, from Puerto Rico, will travel to Mexico to face former world champion Hernan "Tyson" Marquez in an International Boxing Federation (IBF) super flyweight (115 pounds) elimination bout, to be held on June 14 in Tuxtla Gutierrez, Mexico, in a Promociones Zanfer presentation in association with PR Best Boxing Promotions (PRBBP).
The Arroyo-Marquez, a 12 round clash, will be the co-feature of a show that will have on the main event five-time former world champion Jorge "Travieso" Arce fighting against an opponent to be determined in the featherweight division scheduled to 10 rounds.
"McJoe has this big opportunity to be placed closer to a world title fight on June 14 when he takes on Tyson Marquez. McJoe looked good against David Quijano in April and he is in great shape to continue on the winning path and become in a world champion", Peter Rivera, PRBBP Vice-President, said. "Both fighters (Arroyo and Marquez) are ranked in the main entities, but now we have this IBF eliminator, in which the winner will challenge for the 115 pounds title after this bout".
McJoe Arroyo (14-0, 7 KOs), who returned from a one-year inactivity with an unanimous decision win over former world title challenger David Quijano last April 28, is the IBF #10 and World Boxing Organization (WBO) #12 ranked actually. Arroyo was member of the 2008 Olympic Puerto Rico team and won bronze medals at the 2006 Central American and Caribbean Games in Colombia and at the 2007 World Amateur Boxing Championship in Chicago.
Meanwhile, Tyson Marquez (37-4, 26 KOs) is a former World Boxing Association (WBA) flyweight (112 pounds) champion, who is coming off an unanimous decision win last April 26 over Filipino John Mark Apolinario. Marquez is ranked ninth by the IBF in the super flyweight division, also seventh by the WBA and 11 by the WBO in the flyweights.
The IBF super flyweight title is vacant right now.
[QUOTE=Corelone;14582817]You're right and wrong. They want to kill it in Mexico. Same fight in San Juan PR, you wouldn't mind that, would you?[/QUOTE] I think what he mean is that the promoter is throwing the fighters to fight tough guys…Comment by Corelone on 05-23-2014
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These collages are on display outside of counter culture cafe at 281 and Evans. The pieces are 9 ft x2.5 ft. Large enough to guide you to the restaurant. They were created to entice your taste buds while adding an artistic element to the ambiance. All the kitchen shots were photographed at Counter Culture, and …
Main Plaza Farmers Market
The Main Plaza farmer's market is a nice break from the monotony of Tuesday Lunch break. Strolling through the historic plaza in the center of downtown, I experienced fresh produce, a history lesson, fantastic fish tacos, live music, and a general sense that all is well with San Antonio. Main Plaza was recently named one …
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Diwali, Festival of Lights, Downtown San Antonio
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A Chicago chanteuse pays tribute to a living legend this weekend.
Marianne Murphy Orland brings "Pet Project," her tribute to Petula Clark, to North Central College at 6 p.m. Sunday at the Madden Theatre.
She will perform hits like "I Know a Place," "Don't Sleep in the Subway," "Downtown" and more. This is a show she created in 2010, but she's only done it twice since thanks to her busy schedule. The last time was in 2011.
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I come from a big family that loves food. It's a cultural thing, in part, but it's also just the way we've always celebrated together. In the last couple years, I've really gotten myself on track with healthier eating and working out, but I feel a lot of pressure when I'm with the family. I also worry about their health, especially my parents'.
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Wrong Metadata on D7000 Images
I have three SB strobes. When I shoot with the SB700 speedlight in the hotshoe, the image date shows the correct strobe.
But when I use either of 2 SB800 strobes in the shoe, the Metadata attached to the images indicates that I'm using an SB600 flash.
All the connectors are cleaned with alcohol. Should I care about this discrepancy? Could something else be amiss with the strobe/camera interface?
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If any data is being registered at all, communications is probably OK between the body and SB800's. A quick look at firmware versions for the SB800 or D7000 did not turn up a "fix" related to that problem.
Obviously one of life's true mysteries....;>)
I doubt there is a operational problem since there was good compatibilty between the SB600 and SB800.
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#3. "RE: Wrong Metadata on D7000 Images" | In response to Reply # 2Bravozulu Registered since 04th Jun 2012Fri 12-Oct-12 05:49 PM | edited Fri 12-Oct-12 05:51 PM by Bravozulu
In an odd way, I sort of answered my own question when I took tripod photos with all 3 strobes. Same camera strobe settings. All 3 images came out identical.
So that tells me it probably doesn't matter. And my camera was new in April. Only one update on the camera firmware, one update on lens firmware for the 16-86mm lens.
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As you approach Junction City Kansas on I-70 from Topeka one of the first sights you will see is the "atomic cannon" high on a hill near exit 301. It is 42' long. You can climb the hill to take a closer look and to stretch your legs. I am glad to say that this cannon was never used and never will be.
Junction City has strong economic and historical ties to nearby Fort Riley. Fort Riley is over 100,000 acres in size and is home to more than 10,000 soldiers. I do not wish to glorify war in any way but a visit to this area is not complete with out a visit to the military post.
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On the dashboard page under the Incoming Links section I get a list of 3rd party blog posts that have linked to individual posts on my blog but they're no longer going to trackbacks on my individual blog posts, and I don't know why.
I recently upgraded to WP 2.3.3 but it was also happening even before that.
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Too Much Evidence, Too Little Storage
By Tracy Hancock On August 22, 2012 August 22, 2012 · Updated August 22, 2012 · 1 Comment
The Drug Enforcement Administration recently dropped charges against a fugitive doctor charged in the nation's largest prosecution of internet pharmacies because there was simply too much evidence. That's right, too much evidence, not too little.
In 2007, Armando Angulo was indicted for a multimillion dollar scheme in which he sold prescription drugs to patients who were neither examined nor interviewed by a doctor. Angulo first came under investigation in 2004, at which time he fled from Miami, Florida back to his native Panama. Fortunately for Angulo, Panama refuses to extradite its own citizens.
With Angulo out of the country, the DEA was left in the awkward position of maintaining the massive amount of evidence linked to the open case against the doctor. For years the DEA was storing over two terabytes of data in connection with the charges against Angulo. Two terabytes is a massive amount of data. Many millions of pages of data can be stored in two terabytes. This large amount of evidence against Angulo, however, became problematic.
The DEA only has approximately 40 terabytes of storage total. Because it appeared unlikely that Angulo was ever going to return the US, prosecutors moved to dismiss the charges against the fugitive for the sole purpose of freeing up the two terabytes of data space!
Even though two terabytes is a massive amount of data, it isn't hard to acquire or overly expensive. A two terabyte drive can be bought on Amazon.com for $120. It seems strange that the DEA would be so limited in its digital storage space. Why can't the DEA simply purchase more storage? Is it difficult to provide the necessary security? Surely, there is a good answer.
For Angulo, the answer is simply some good fortune. U.S. District Court Judge Linda Reade granted the motion and dismissed the case with prejudice, barring it from being refiled in the future. Fortunately, there are other charges still pending against Angulo; nevertheless, this seems like an unacceptable reason for the DEA to have dropped a slam dunk case.
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Brad Edmondson says:
I am disappointed, but not surprised, to learn that the DEA only has 40 TB of storage. While it is probably not appropriate for DEA data to be stored by a commercial cloud provider, this is a function that could scale well within the aegis of the federal law enforcement agencies.
However they do so, hopefully they are working on lowering the cost of storage in order to avoid having to do this again.
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Can you believe it? Every team in our coverage area playing in the third round won this week (with one still to play). Can't say I saw that one coming (looking at you, Krum!). I think it's safe to say this is the most teams we've ever had playing in the fourth round of the playoffs, and it's come in a year we expected to be a down year for the area as a whole when the season began.
Without further delay, let Steve and I take you on a trip down memory lane to just a couple of days ago with our weekly recap.
Guyer vs San Angelo Central
AB: For a quarter, it looked like Guyer would once again literally run away with another playoff victory. Myron Mason had two touchdown runs early, including a long one, to give the Wildcats a pretty quick 14-0 lead over the seemingly overmatched Bobcats from West Texas. Then, Guyer allowed a kickoff return TD, and it was game on. Shawn Robinson wasn't himself, and even got benched for a series in the third quarter, but to his credit he came back in and busted his one big run of the day — an 80-yarder —to set up a remarkable Hail Mary from 3 yards out (if that's possible) to freshman wide receiver De'Vion Harmon to take the lead for good. Guyer pushed its lead to two scores in the closing minutes with a 75-yard score from Mason but Central rallied and had the ball throwing to the end zone to tie it as time expired. It was a gutty win for Guyer, whose offense wasn't at full tilt, but the Wildcats got a great performance from its defense, led by PJ Broussard, Michael Carrillo and Dio Williams, against a really potent Central passing attack. Now, it's on to the fourth round, a round in which Guyer is 5-0 all-time.
SG: Guyer found itself in a dogfight against San Angelo, saw its starting quarterback benched for a short period in the second half, and still found a way to come out with some late-game heroics in a 35-27 win. I wasn't at this game so I'm not going to speculate on the reasons why Shawn Robinson was pulled in favor of Luke Stillwell. But whatever the reason may be, I expect Walsh and Robinson to figure it out by the time this Saturday's game against Mansfield comes around. The Wildcats are still alive to fight another day, but Robinson and his ability to do the near impossible are a key factor in whether or not Guyer moves on to the state semifinals. This isn't the time to let inner strife get in the way.
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AB: My buddy Steve had to play the waiting game, and what seemed like a logical conclusion the whole time was finally reached officially on Saturday morning. Now, the Raiders finally get to hit the field in Amarillo on Monday afternoon against a 10-2 Amarillo Tascosa team with its throwback offense, similar to the one run by Amarillo against Guyer in 2013. Those old-school West Texas squads aren't as athletic as Guyer or Ryan, so they try to play keep-away and keep their team in games, and that's what Tascosa will do today. Ultimately, I think Ryan will be too much for Tascosa, they'll improve to 13-0 on the season and have a battle of undefeated teams on Saturday against Allen. That'll be fun.
SG: I'm here in Amarillo and in a few short hours I'll be covering the third-round Class 6A Division I slugfest between Ryan and Tascosa. It's hard to tell just how good Tascosa (10-2) really is. The Rebels run a triple option attack, which if you didn't know, isn't used often. That will be a challenge for the Raiders' defense, plus the fact there are no common opponents to compare against. I have to believe Ryan is ready for this showdown, and for the first time in quite some time, I think many of my fellow experts agree. Offensively, Ryan has proved itself time and time again and picked up big wins over Plano East and South Grand Prairie to set up this showdown. Should Ryan win this game, too, it will set up a quick turnaround to face Allen on Saturday. It will be the toughest challenge the Raiders face, but first, you got to knock off Tascosa. Follow me for updates on Twitter (@NewspaperSteve) starting at 3 p.m.


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TBT: The Show 2006
So Derek Jeter announced yesterday that 2014 will be his last season. I don't know why, but this really irritated me. I sort of felt like Jeter saw how Mariano Rivera was treated on his farewell tour and he wanted some of that. He wanted gifts and tributes every stadium he goes to this season. Otherwise, why do we need to know that before the season? Why not make your retirement announcement after the season like most athletes? So where does Jeter rank on the all time greats? I've seen Jeter play his whole career. I am not a Yankees fan, so it's hard to praise the guy. I recognize that he is a first ballot Hall of Famer. He is probably a top 5 Yankee. But there are people out there saying he is the greatest shortstop of all time and the greatest Yankee ever. Give me a break! Honus Wagner is the greatest shortstop ever. Period. Look it up. Not even close. As for the greatest Yankee? Really? You put Jeter above Babe Ruth or Mickey Mantle? Joe Dimaggio? Lou Gehrig? I would probably put him 5th. But if you want to argue that Whitey Ford or Yogi Berra rank higher, I would listen. Jeter was a great player, but let's not go crazy.
This is one of my favorite pictures. Back in 2006, we took a trip to Chicago for a morning show conference. It was a blast. Lots of drinking. Look at how different all of us look! This was just 8 years ago. Pretty incredible...


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I found this post http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-events-manager-date-in-the-permalink?replies=11 but I don't know how to modify it so it only will output events/yyyy/event-slug.
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The outfit's MotoGP project leader Satoru Terada says the programme is yet to receive definitive confirmation from Suzuki management, but revealed plans were already underway to return with a full programme in two season's time.
"A return in 2014 is our objective: are working hard towards it," Terada told Motosprint.
"I must say that we haven't been given definitive confirmation yet, because the final decision is up to top management, as that's where the budget comes from.
"These decisions are made at the top level: the people working in the racing departments can't do anything. However, after a year of reflection, the top management, too, has now understood we can start over.
"Suzuki has a long history in grand prix racing, it has practically always raced, and nobody liked the decision to suspend the MotoGP project at the end of 2011."
Terada explained that the 2014 target was based upon building an entirely new bike and with the aim of being competitive from the outset - and ruled out any wildcard appearances next year for the same reasons.
"2014 is a much more realistic objective," he said. "We want to do things well, and this needs some time.
"We started from a new concept, also because we have redesigned the engine and this means a complete change to the entire project.
"I rule out [wildcard entries in 2013]. When we decide to race, we'll do that by lodging an entry in the championship - from the start. We are not interested in doing tests as wild card entries."
Asked whether he was happy with the level of performance of Suzuki's MotoGP prototype, he said: "Not yet, but it's not as if we expected extraordinary results at this time of the year.
"We have only just started, and we'll race in 2014, so there is still time.
"[The bike is] still a prototype, in the sense that its use is to gather data needed to build the definitive bike, the one we'll enter in the races.
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absolutely gorgeous. perfect picture. I know the place. greetings from Austria
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Wow! This photo is amazing. Greetings from the Netherlands. Arnold
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I wonder if anyone has been to this spot and realized that I flipped the photo horizontally. Thanks for the kind words everyone! Cant believe I have almost 100,000 views on this one. Hope I inspired some people to get outside and enjoy this great big world around us.
Beautiful shot. YSL. Greetings from India. Alende
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Hi Diane, Your photo of Immaculate Conception Church id beautiful. I am a parishioner at Immaculate Conception Church in O;d Town San Diego and I used your photo last year when I did a video for the ordination of one of the priests there. Your name was mentioned in the credits. Thank you for such beautiful photo. I wonder if you would allow me to down load it again as I lost my file when my computer crashed.
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After some very spring-like days across the Brazos Valley, winds will turn in, out of the north, and cooler (more seasonable) weather will return to the area on Thursday.
Rain Chance Ahead and Along the Front
Nothing overly spectacular, but we are looking at a chance for rain as we embark on the first half of our Thursday.
Not much in the way of a "change of pace" when you first step out the door on Thursday. Morning temperatures in the mild, mid-60s will be greeted with overcast skies and a humid feeling to the air.
By mid-afternoon, we'll look for temperatures to climb to the mid-70s around / shortly after lunchtime (more on that below).
Along and ahead of our approaching cold front, we'll call for a 30% chance of scattered showers / isolated rumbles of thunder.
Below is a look at the PinPoint Computer Forecast Model for when / where rain may try to fall. We'll look for the best window to find rain between 10am and 3pm.
While the chance for rain is there, we are expecting quick moving showers (if they can form) and should thunder manage to rumble from those clouds, severe weather is not anticipated.
Bye-Bye Spring -- Hello February
As mentioned above, temperatures are going to climb their way into the upper 70s / low 80s just before our incoming cold front blows into the Brazos Valley. While sunshine will attempt to break out between overcast skies, it will be a breezy to gusty south / southwest wind that helps move those temperatures upwards.
Once that front blows in -- and rain chances get shoved south of the area -- we'll find temperatures steadily falling by late afternoon. Breezy to gusty north to northwest winds will help bring things down to the low / mid 60s by the 4pm to 5pm hour.
Heading out Thursday evening? Time to grab those light jackets and sweaters once again. We'll find our thermometers dropping into the upper 50s shortly after sunset.
Seasonable & Sunnier Friday
All in all -- this won't be a big blast of cold air sweeping into the Brazos Valley. We're looking for more of a reality check as temperatures get pushed back to more "typical" levels for this time of the year.
By Saturday, we'll already look for southerly winds to return and afternoon highs to creep their way into the 70s once again.
Colder Weather Ahead?
Another cold front looks to arrive in our backyard by the beginning of next week. That front may be on the cool side, with highs struggling to push through the 50s. Stand by for more to come...


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How wonderful that the University of Rhode Island, in order to �celebrate the diversity that�s part of our community� (the words of URI President David M. Dooley) will be building a $2.1 million Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer Center. Three cheers for diversity.
Next year will URI, again in the name of diversity, build another multi-million center for students who are anti-abortion, supporters of traditional marriage (one man, one woman) and believers in the old-fashioned ideal of chastity?
I hope URI�s approval of �diversity� is not limited to the kinds of diversity favored by the left. But I suspect it is.
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Hi all, I am new to this forum so please tell me if I'm doing something wrong.
I just found out 2 days ago that we are expecting our 3rd child. I was extremely happy, especially because this was the most planned of the pregnancies. DH was onboard since we decided to go for it, but his behavior and lack of support since the positive result have been making me really sad. I have not shared the news with anyone but a good friend at work (it felt good getting a hug and her reaction was the best so far). Anyone has been in this situation? And, please, any suggestions on how to improve.
Thanks a lot.
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Hi all, I am new to this forum so please tell me if I'm doing something wrong.
First - Congratulations on your pregnancy! We're really glad to have you join us here and look forward to sharing your journey with this new baby!
I am sorry that your husband's reaction wasn't what you hoped and thought it would be! For some, the "getting there" part of the trying to conceive journey is the most fun. :roll: For others, particularly if they have gone through a previous pregnancy with you... once that positive test result comes up they may go through a period of "OMG! WHAT was I thinking!!?!?!?!" LOL at times, I believe we may have those feelings as well! Perhaps he's remembering how sick you were... or now recognizing that your other ones are a bit more independent and worried about going through that newborn stage all over again. There are any number of thoughts that may be going on.
Continue to include him in what's going on with your pregnancy... but maybe, strike that balance of not sharing EVERY.MINUTE.DETAIL.... LOL My own dh would become quickly overwhelmed if I did that -- or -- make some insensitive remark that would have me ready to throw daggers (even withOUT pregnancy hormones!!)
That's what is great about having other support that you can go to! Connect with your birth club here at Pregnancy.org! You'll find others ready to obsess (if that's what you want) about all things pregnancy and baby, willing to give advice and encouragement (I'm sure you'd find lots of "me too!" if you shared this thread there -- which can be validating!), and able to simply cheer you on along the way!
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Thank you very much for taking your time to respond to my concern. I really appreciated your words. I think there is no better gift to care for someone; a loved one, a family member, a friend, imagine someone you don't even know. So thank you for caring about my post and replying to it. You made my day
May you continue to bless others with this wonderful gift.
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First off, congrats on your pregnancy and welcome to P.O!! As far as your DH is concerned, I know exactly how you feel. When mine found out I was pregnant with this baby (#4!) he was pretty upset. You have to give him some time... but if after that time he still is acting the same way I would sit down for a heart to heart with him. Let him know that you're upset at his distance from you and how it's making you feel. Good luck with everything... and please make it over to your birth board!!
I'm so sorry for being slow with responding to this. It's been a crazy busy couple of weeks. Welcome to pregnancy.org. I do know exactly what you are talking about. Seriously the exact same thing has happened each time with my 3 little ones. DH was the one to tell me to go off birth control. He is the one that told me I was pregnant and he was excited at the idea. Then when the reality of the fact that we were actually going to have a baby because I was actually pregnant (and not just a passing thought of lets try) and that he couldn't turn back set in, he was less than excited. It took time, but he did turn around his attitude. It is tough, but he will be more accepting and even get a bit excited. For my DH it was when we found out the gender. The fact that we were having a boy got him very excited and then he even went and bought some things for him for christmas after we found out. For men they tend to get scared when they realize they have to provide financially for another human.
Thank you all for the replies. I truly appreciate. Just the other day DH said he notices his lack of interest and excitement, and will try to work on it. I have not seen any improvement yet, but it's a good progress for him to admit it.
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I started to pay off the fees making a 25 dollar a month payment on both cards. Every month 12 dollars was going to a monthly fee and 25 dollars a mont was going to a late payment fees only being one or two days late. Therefore not only was my payments not going anywhere but they were actually adding to my balance every month and that doesnt even include purchases I put on the card. I called them to cancel the card and they said they were willing to credit both accounts 82.00 each to offset the yearly fees. But I would have still had the monthly fees which equal 82 dollars a year per card which is a yearly fee on its own. So I went ahead and closed the accounts. I am used to paying the majority of my bills either by phone or on the net I went on the net t pay one of mybills but found out that to make a payment online they had a 8 dollar fee for that.
I called them to make a payment and found out that there was a 6 dollar fee to make a payment on th phone. After I closed the accounts I had over the limit fees because of the late payments fees and monthly fees. There are so many fees associated with this card it is pathetic. Since I have closed the account about 3 months ago have made 50 dollar payments on both accounts every month and still have 400 on each card to go. It seems that each time I make a payment They just tack it on with new fees. Its anever ending battle unless you take out the cards with one payment. Not to mention the 22% interest. Biggest rip off in credit card history to me.....
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CAMP PENDLETON – Residents living around Camp Pendleton can expect to hear noise from live-fire exercises Friday through Sunday.
The drills are part of ongoing training on the base for artillery units, Marine officials said Thursday.
For a weekly schedule of Camp Pendleton's noise alerts, go to www.pendleton.usmc.mil/noiseadvisory.asp.