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At 1493m the Feldberg is the Black Forest's highest summit, but it's hardly a soaring peak. Instead its huge bulk rears into a bald, rather flat, treeless dome. Nevertheless, the area is protected as a nature reserve where wild flowers flourish as do unusual fauna like mountain hens and goat-like chamois. The scattered presence of traditional Black Forest farmhouses and the occasional alpine hut add to the charm. But most villages in the area exist to provide for the major regional downhill-skiing centre. The most convenient is the slope-side village of FELDBERG, little more than a group of roadside houses on a 1234m-high pass, but given its general lack of services and nightlife you might prefer to stay in the more well-rounded village of Altglashütten, in the valley 8km away.
Haus der Natur
In summer the main focus on the Feldberg is on the Haus der Natur visitor centre, which has various displays on natural history in German and is the start point for various hikes including the Feldberg-Steig, a highly recommended 12km loop that links five alpine huts around the upper reaches of the Feldberg. Much of it passes over open ground, offering open vistas which many other Black Forest hikes lack. In winter a good portion of this and other local trails form popular cross-country skiing routes.
A short walk from the Haus der Natur lies the Feldbergbahn which, in winter, is part of a network of 28 ski lifts and covered by a day-pass. In summer it offers the chance of great views over the Alps without any legwork.


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Learn about the plethora of community interactions in this video including competition, predation, symbiosis, stable communities, succession, and niches.
A list of student-submitted discussion questions for Roles in an Ecosystem.
Using the invasive lionfish species in the Atlantic ocean as a case study, students will explore the impact that an invasive species can have on an ecosystem and on our economy. They will continue their exploration by holding a town meeting and identifying an invasive species in their own life.
This study guide summarizes the key points of Roles in an Ecosystem. You can download and customize it to suit your needs and study habits.
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Source: U.S. Department of Energy
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Jack W. Garinger, 84, of Geneseo, died Monday, Nov. 5, 2012, at Amber Ridge Memory Care, Moline. Funeral services celebrating his life will be held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 10, at the Geneseo Chapel of Vandemore Funeral Home. Deacon Harley Chaffee will officiate. Burial will follow in Oakwood Cemetery, Geneseo, where military honors will be accorded by the Don Cherry VFW Post No. 5083. A visitation will be held from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Friday, Nov. 9 at the funeral home. Memorials may be left to the Jack Garinger Memorial Fund.
He was born on April 15, 1928, in Oakland, Calif., the son of James Vance and Bessie Opal (McDaniel) Garinger. He was a 1946 graduate of Warren Central High School in Indianapolis, Ind. and a 1950 graduate of Indiana University. He proudly served as First Lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force as a radar navigator during the Korean War. He married Marianne Laramie on Aug. 31, 1952, in Indianapolis. He worked for International Rectifier of El Segundo, Calif. and was co-owner of Safro and Associates in Skokie, as a manufacturer's representative for industrial electronics, retiring in 1988. He was a member of the Stewart Masonic Lodge No. 92 AF&AM in Geneseo. He enjoyed woodworking, building houses, golfing and spending time with his family.
Survivors include his wife, Marianne; one son, Joseph Garinger of Muskego, Wis.; three daughters and spouses, Jackie and Joe Mickley of Geneseo, Jody and Bruce Wolfe of Geneseo and Jeannette and John Beck of Champaign; 13 grandchildren and spouses, Jake and Amelia Mickley, Joe (fiancée, Kari Hartsock) Mickley, James and Avery Mickley, Jenna Mickley, Anne and Adam Watson, Evan and Jimmy Hill, Charles Wolfe, Lindsey and Ben Blonder, Derek and Lorena Vaughn, John Beck, Elizabeth Beck, Amy Jo Garinger and Alec Garinger; and nine great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents, one brother and one sister.
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Charleston County
The transactions listed below include properties sold for $200,000 or more and recorded between Oct. 14-18.
The Ryland Group Inc. sold 1425 Oldenburg Drive, Tupelo Plantation to Eric T. and Angela P.A. Denecke for $249,770.
The Ryland Group Inc. sold 3786 Tupelo Church Lane, Tupelo Plantation to David C. and Mary T. Mariconi for $327,962.
Tjelda Vander Meijden sold Unit C, 155 Wentworth St. to George T. Mosby for $250,000.
EandW Dickert LLC sold Unit 401, 32 Vendue Range to Dallas Croom and Margaret McIntyre for $280,000.
Georgette K. Stone sold Unit 104, 3 Chisolm St. to Fred Albion Stone III for $451,635.
Abigail Curran O'Brien sold 15 Water St. to Horace M. Lothmann Jr. for $1.3 million.
DNCNDG LLC sold 19 N. Enston Ave. to Allegra Jane DiNardo for $312,000.
Barrett R. Brewer sold 237 Coming St. to Elizabeth B. Adair for $443,000.
Palmetto Home Investments LLC sold 27 Strawberry Lane to Aubrey Lynn Myers and Patrick Chisum for $213,900.
BFF II LLC sold 432 Sumter St. to Nancy L. Slater and Joan M. Cain for $405,000.
Jayne M. Spector sold 8 Lamboll St. to Timothy E. and Pamela R. Rothwell for $2 million.
Folly Beach
John J. and Dawn S. Howell sold 80 West 2nd St. to Walter A. Stafford IV and Tifini Stafford for $474,000.
Fannie Mae sold 99 West 2nd St. to John and Joanna M. Parks for $420,000.
Isle of Palms
Daniel J. Waldsmith sold 39 Linkside Court, Linkside Villas to Courtney L. and Lisa H. Billington for $495,000.
James Island
Cleveland A. Wright Jr. sold 1227 Silverleaf Circle, Oakcrest to Dereck A. Thornton for $274,000.
Elizabeth B. Brinson sold 1667 Back Creek Road, The Village of Secessionville to Kevin W. and Mary E. Shoemaker for $1,200,000.
John H. and Miriam A. Kinard sold 1747 Carlin Ave., Laurel Park to Judith Anne Hinman for $317,500.
Natalie Bradford sold 2170 Golfview Drive, Riverland Golfview to Anna C. Hardwick for $260,000.
Stephen L. and Amy F. Graves sold 776 Stiles Drive, Stiles Point to Ethan F. Rogers for $283,500.
Joan M. Sanders sold 8 Paddlecreek Ave., Crosscreek to John Lyndon Ingraham for $204,000.
Johns Island
Mungo Homes Coastal Division sold 1805 Towne St., The Cottages at John's River Creek to Richard L. Jones for $204,282.
Deborah Clayborne-Faison and Janet M. Nesse sold 11 Sundown Bend, Inlet Cove Club to Lyle D. and Robin B. Jepson for $503,000.
Eastwood Construction LLC sold 1165 Updyke Drive, Swygerts Landing to Ronald H. Maguire III and Brooke H. Maguire for $263,810.
The Ryland Group Inc. sold 1609 Valley Oak Road, The Gardens at Whitney Lake to Trevor O'Sullivan and Lindsey M. Hansen for $286,310.
The Ryland Group Inc. sold 1645 Sparkleberry Lane, The Gardens at Whitney Lake to John D. and Jordan S. Dewalt for $233,638.
Robert E. Hindman II and Elizabeth T. Hindman sold 846 Captain Toms Crossing, Grimball Gates to Elizabeth B. and Jeffrey K. Schaller for $420,000.
Julia E. Jennings and Carolyn E. Patterson sold 1093 River Road, Riverview to Frank J. Broccolo for $687,500.
Kiawah Island
Amanda Z. Jackson sold 4271 Mariners Watch Drive, Mariners Watch Villas to Liberty & Happiness LLC for $255,000.
Mount Pleasant/ East Cooper
Norma H. and William F. Kulseth sold Unit B, 1350 Cassidy Court, Remington Forest to Renee Skeels for $235,000.
Debra A. Cannon sold Unit 3, 108 Summers Creek Court, Etiwan Pointe to Horving Ramos for $225,000.
Catherine A. Craven sold Unit 102B, 356 Spoonbill Lane, Sandpiper Point to Fred and Mary A. Kirschhoch for $285,000.
Cary A. and Linda K. Huffman sold 1000 Law Lane, Snee Farm to Jeffrey C. and Kristin C. Gee for $337,000.
John W. Vanway and Donna R. Fleming sold 1246 Hidden Lakes Drive, Hidden Lakes to Joseph D. and Jane C. Halford for $475,600.
Dustin L. Annan and Jonathan Coultas sold 1282 Lake Mallard Blvd., Mallard Lakes to Nicole M. Berard and Steven M. McLarnan for $255,000.
Debra Flock and Maurice J. McDonald sold 1323 Lake Mallard Blvd., Mallard Lakes to Judith K. Veronen and John Holzworth for $246,000.
Daniel J. O'Connell Jr. sold 1336 Hamlin Park Circle, Hamlin Park to Shawn and Diane Abate for $248,000.
Pulte Home Corp. sold 1369 Scott's Creek Circle, Scott's Creek to Christian E. and Julie F. Casasco for $673,510.
Matthew J. and Jay A. Graves sold 1570 Hidden Bridge Drive, Cooper's Landing to Carolina N. Huggins for $300,000.
William Edward Lacoste Jr. sold 17 Ellen Ave., Brookgreen Meadows to Benny R. and Margaret S. Dusenbery for $242,500.
Beach Sand LLC sold 2021 U.S. Highway 17 to Autozone Development Corp. for $700,000.
Robert R. Baker sold 2033 U.S. Highway 17 to Autozone Development Corp. for $1.1 million.
Harold A. and Jan L. Sigler sold 2049 Shell Ring Circle, Osprey Cove at Dunes West to Dale L. and Larry E. Kibler for $945,000.
Silvia R. and Robert K. Schneider sold 2165 Tall Grass Circle, Whispering Marsh at Dunes West to Robert K. and Kristin R. Ishler for $395,000.
Robert J. and Denise B. Wyndham sold 2279 Captain Waring Court, Dunes West to Ashley M. and Kevin T. Owens for $750,000.
Michael T. and Leigh B. Munley sold 2700 Rush Haven Drive, The Harbour at Dunes West to John P. Bride Jr. and Jane H. Bride for $640,000.
Preservation Row Developers LLC sold 2848 Rivertowne Parkway, Rivertowne to Lacey M. and Tyler K. Gibbons for $495,741.
Tracy M. Pleimann sold 3254 Scranton Drive, Ivy Hall to James W. Farlow and Elizabeth B. McCutchen for $230,000.
John B. and Suzanne A. Wertz sold 3511 Stockton Drive, Westchester at Charleston National to Brendon and Joanna Loiselle for $405,000.
Weekley Homes LLC sold 3628 Maidstone Drive, Carolina Park to William J. and Dana V. Sandvig for $492,002.
Stacie R. and Wayne C. Brague sold 373 Shoals Drive, Grassy Creek to Phillip T. and Lisa V. Jordan for $440,000.
Patrick C. Ilderton sold 407 Royall Ave. to Michael G. Dematteis and Lisa H. Merkel for $1.3 million.
John H. and Anne J. Weston sold 522 London Bridge Road, Olde Bridge to James M. Watson III and Alexandria H. Watson for $415,350.
Judy Caverly Morrow sold 605 Antebellum Lane, Rice Bay at Belle Hall Plantation to Emily Meredith for $307,000.
Thomas D. Swayne sold 661 Palisades Drive, Hobcaw Creek Plantation to Allen T. and Carrie L. King for $640,000.
Thomas E. Volz and Dianna Rae sold 7 Edenton Road, I'On to Samuel Bennett Fordney for $335,000.
Van Smith Co. Inc. sold 87 Belle Point Drive, Belle Point to Long Pt. Cooper Investment Group LLC for $5.3 million.
North Charleston
Del Diversified Inc. sold 4501 Oakbrook Ave., Oakbrook to Christopher M. and Ashlyn C.S. Hochschild for $220,000.
DR Horton Inc. sold 7600 High Maple Circle, Brookdale to John Donnett Terry III for $215,000.
Cecil H. and Ina M. Cox sold 3332 Kraft Ave., Buckfield to Lighthouse Real Estate Services LLC for $370,000.
Seabrook Island
W. Lee Vincent Jr. and Georgenia H. Vincent sold 1380 Seabrook Island Road, Pelican Watch Villas to Nabil M. and Taghreed N. Refai for $294,000.
Charles L. and Lynne C. Bauman sold 933 Sealoft Drive, Sealoft Villas to Deni and Michelle R. Vasilj for $372,000.
D.E. and Nancy L. Wyatt sold 516 Cobby Creek Lane, Tarpon Pond Cottages to Summer Family LLC for $250,900.
West Ashley/ St. Andrews
Catherine A. and Christopher T. Morgan sold 107 Magnolia Road, Ashley Forest to Brad D. Peper for $235,000.
Jason A. and Angela T. Kulenguski sold 1090 Clearspring Drive, Ocean Neighbors to Seanessy J. Boyer for $356,000.
David F. Joyner sold 1228 Ravenel Drive, West Oak Forest to Amber Crausby for $285,000.
Centex Homes sold 1522 Pixley St., Cypress of Carolina Bay to Linda Jean Cart for $276,365.
Beazer Homes Corp. sold 1632 Seabago Drive, Bolton's Landing to Gloria Dianne Irvin for $279,000.
Centex Homes sold 1804 Cornsilk Drive, Bridgewater of Carolina Bay to Tara M. and Brian D. Stedman for $266,340.
Pal and Monika Gooz sold 2191 Becky Road, Pierpont to Julie Schendel and Brigitte Codron for $221,000.
John C. and Nancy R. Watson sold 3149 Cold Harbor Way, Rice Field of Carolina Bay to Wendy M. Petro for $251,500.
Kelly and Lance Dillon sold 3341 Middleburry Lane, River Oaks to Jessica A. and Derek R. Novotny for $220,000.
Centex Homes sold 4290 William E. Murray Blvd., Creekside at Carolina Bay to Joseph W. Kessinger for $320,285.
John R. Long and Laurel-Townsend Long sold 5100 Cornflower Court, Sweetbay to Marc and Kim Pelletier for $240,000.
Ronald G. and Kathleen E. Koch sold 6230 Fieldstone Circle, Sweetbay to Dennis J. and Sandra H. Keane for $205,000.
Fred Albion Stone III sold 735 Woodward Road, Moreland to John B. and Lee C. Benton for $485,000.
Peter C. and Cynthia A. Solari sold 927 Lansfaire Drive, Moss Creek at Grande Oaks to Bernard L. and Gladys G. Chase for $290,000.
Berkeley County
The transactions listed below include properties sold for $200,000 or more and recorded between Oct. 7-11.
Elizabeth and Michael Carlisle sold 1405 Water Edge Drive, The Peninsula to Jennifer Williams Owens for $209,000.
Kara Anne Placito and Bryan Timothy Coleman sold 1217 Circle Oaks Drive, Cain Crossing to Lester H. and Patricia C. Ellington for $201,000.
Victoria Jane Godfrey and Victoria Crawford sold 1104 Stillhouse Lane, Cain Crossing to Penny K. Major for $214,500.
Daniel Island
Michael and Erin McMahon sold 32 Iron Bottom Lane, Daniel Island Park to Peter P. and Lisa Q. Brechtel for $905,000.
Goose Creek
David and Birdie M. Walker sold 120 Cedar Mill Drive, Liberty Village to Delfond Kinlock Brown for $236,000.
Federal National Mortgage Assoc. sold 204 Thousand Oaks Circle, Crowfield to Dan and Laurel Mastin for $235,000.
Todd Currie sold 105 Golden Oak Drive, Crowfield to Joseph C. Heard for $233,000.
Andrew P. and Meghan E. Bell sold 7016 Billberry St., Tanner Plantation to Kristopher R. and Shawna Wilber for $255,000.
Jaime L. and Wesley E. Koch sold 214 Castlewood Court, Kennsington to Laura A. and Randall Riley for $239,900.
Moncks Corner
Eastwood Construction LLC sold 102 Weeping Cypress Drive, Cypress Grove to John D. and Kendell Sutterlin for $259,000.
Gregory L. and Melissa W. Shore sold 519 Chaff Lane, Fishers Wood at Spring Grove to Michael R. and Audrey A. Hancock for $235,000.
First Barony LLC sold 187 Charlesfort Way, Barony at Spring Grove Plantation to Cliff and Deneen Genatt for $222,519.
Weekley Homes LLC sold 554 Crossland Drive, Foxbank to John Arthur Mapes for $228,970.
Topsaw Ventures LLC sold 565 Crossland Drive, Foxbank to Zachary K. Sansom for $240,211.
Centex Homes sold 362 Iveson Road, Cane Bay to Aaron J. and Erica J. Pedersen for $220,865.
Centex Homes sold 236 Decatur Drive, Cane Bay to Xiao Z. Zhuo and Xiu Ying Ni for $226,315.
Dorchester County
The transactions listed below include properties sold for $200,000 or more and recorded between Oct. 7-11.
Centex Homes sold 9705 Short Creek Drive, McKewn Plantation to Dustin and Sarah Pellot for $202,990.
North Charleston
Billy Joe and Billy J. McDaniel sold 5516 Rowsham Place, Indigo Fields to William E. and Danielle N. Henke for $280,000.
Katherine D. and Joseph Scott Heirigs sold 8504 Kennestone Lane, Whitehall to David and Birdie M. Walker for $223,000.
Vaughn Homes Inc. sold 8756 Alexandria Drive, Cedar Grove to Sean J. and Latoya L. Gardner for $337,102.
Alvin R. and Catherine R. Castilow sold 110 Squire Court, Ashborough East to Brent Harrison and Bette Jane Werner for $265,000.
Arnold and Susen Shapiro sold 405 Murray Blvd., Farmdale to Jeffrey A. and Susan M. Plant for $280,000.
Bart H. Bicknell sold 312 King Charles Circle, Newington Plantation to Jack L. Chaplin for $225,000.
Caroline B. Apodaca sold 5074 Blair Road, Myers Mill to Keith Lippy for $208,000.
Dan Ryan Builders South Carolina LLC sold 193 Silver Cypress Circle, Legend Oaks Plantation to Joshua and Shelly Lynn Fredlake for $323,104.
Dan Ryan Builders South Carolina LLC sold 189 Silver Cypress Circle, Legend Oaks Plantation to Kevin and Hanna Collins for $325,000.
James M. List sold 803 South Main St. to Nathaniel Lane and Mary T. Rice for $245,000.
Sonja Davis sold Unit A, 1214 Boone Hill Road to Dustin J. Regar for $208,000.
Red Pill Partners LLC sold 406 Verbena Ave., White Gables to Dana J. Liu for $202,001.
Patricia Flore and Terrence T. Tully sold 111 Dubury Drive, Kings Grant to George T. Ducker for $200,000.
True Homes LLC sold 204 Germander Ave., White Gables to Kirk A. Fluent and Holly L. Emeloff for $299,327.


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Fredrik Bond's feature length directorial debut, "Charlie Countryman," now has a full-length trailer online! Rupert Grint is featured in the film alongside Shia LaBeouf, Evan Rachel Wood and Melissa Leo, for a well-rounded and interesting cast.
The film made its premiere at Sundance last January and has been making the festival rounds, with a November 8th, 2013 release date planned for the UK and November 15th, 2013 in limited release across the United States.
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A voter-ID mutiny launched by Democratic-controlled Montgomery and Allegheny Counties showed signs of spreading across the state Friday, as Philadelphia and a handful of other local governments said they, too, would consider issuing poll-ready identification cards through county-run nursing homes and colleges.
Despite the bitter partisan debate surrounding the controversial Pennsylvania law, state Republicans voiced little opposition Friday to the counties' new plans.
"I don't think anyone contemplated the possibility of a county nursing home becoming an issuer of an identification document that could be used to satisfy the voter-ID requirement," said Senate Majority Leader Dominic Pileggi (R., Delaware), a key force in enacting the law last March. But he added, "I am not against the principle of other entities having the ability to issue cards, as long as we have uniform standards and safeguards in place."


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the 2 day old organzola was starting to go off...
von sid 29. April 2003
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Can you define these popular missing words?
Smelly, aged foreskin cheese.
Once while going down on Trevor, Kate was pleased to find a generous lump or Organzola. Yummy! she cried - my favourite!
von Huntercorp 31. Januar 2006
Sticky substance formed in the uncircumcised skin of the penis due to poor hygiene.
I was suckin his cock and when I pulled his uncut skin back, his organzola gave off the the unmistakable stench of finely aged cheese.
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Proctor Public Schools is proud of our tradition being a leader in promoting outstanding learning opportunities for our students. Our mission of providing abundant learning opportunities in a small school atmosphere shines true throughout the entire district. As the Superintendent of the Proctor School District, I welcome you to the Proctor Public School District's Web Page and a window into the success of our students, faculty and staff. We pride ourselves on success for each student and look forward to making Proctor Public Schools a place you and your children can learn, succeed and participate. I am dedicated to being visible, available and involved and welcome you to contact me if you have any questions about the opportunities available at Proctor Public Schools.
Superintendent, John Engelking
• Proctor High School offers 21College in the Schools (CITS) courses, more than any other regional high school, through affiliation
with several technical, 2-year, and 4-year colleges and universities.
• Proctor's ACT scores have been above the national average for the past six years
• 2010 Proctor graduates were offered $1,711,260 in scholarships.
• In 2009-10, our student enrollment increased by 14 students over the 08-09 enrollment; from 1774 to 1788.
• Our graduation rate was 97% in 2009.
• Our students resided primarily within 3,820 households across Midway, Canosia, Solway and
Grand Lake townships and the cities of Proctor and Duluth. Several other regional communities
were also represented in this enrollment.
• 96% of our students were white, non-Hispanic; 1% were Black, 1% Hispanic, 1% Asian, and
1% American Indian.
• 15% of our students were enrolled in special education programs with the district, an increase
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Big spread exists on hours needed to raise calves
by Steve Huntzicker, Jon Zander, Tina Kohlman, Pat Hoffman, and Annette Zwald
The authors are La Crosse and Trempealeau County UW-Extension agriculture agents, Sheboygan County dairy and livestock agent, UW-Extension dairy herd management specialist, and a James Crowley dairy management intern, respectively.
How many of us actually know how much time we spend raising calves and heifers? Time spent between operations can vary greatly. If you compare your operation to the numbers cited here and feel your operation is not doing as well as it should, it is important for you to evaluate your priorities and then determine if change is necessary. There is no substitute for healthy, growing calves and heifers. If feeding calves is something you enjoy doing, the calves are healthy and growing well, and you have the time to spend with them, change may not be recommended.
When collecting information, county agents asked producers and growers to determine the total number of labor and management hours associated with raising replacements. Hours were reported regardless if the operation utilized paid and/or unpaid labor and management. Labor efficiency was determined on the number of heifers managed per hour and per eight-hour workday by one individual. To calculate your own farm's labor efficiency, please see Table 1.
Wide range in costs for calves . . .
Labor and management in this study, as was the case in 1998, was the highest management area in raising calves, accounting for nearly half (47 percent) of the cost across all operations. In this study, the average cost was $153 (average 61.4 days on feed) or $2.49 per calf per day in labor and management. Both paid and unpaid (not directly paid for by the operation) labor and management were accounted for in the field study.
Comparing operations, labor and management was most efficient on custom calf grower operations. The labor and management cost was the highest cost center for raising calves with tie stall and free stall operators ($2.93 and $2.51 per calf per day, respectively). Even though it was the second highest cost in raising a calf for custom calf growers, custom calf growers had, on average, two-thirds less costs compared to the other operations ($0.98 per calf per day).
As compared to the 1998 study, the cost of labor and management (paid and unpaid) for raising calves has more than doubled from $67.41 to $153.00 per calf (or $1.12 to $2.49 per day). A large portion of this price climb is due to the higher hourly wage rates. Labor and management costs were established at $12 and $20 per hour, respectively, as compared to $7 and $12 in 1998.
It comes as no surprise that, when we look at labor efficiency, custom calf growers managed the most calves per hour (13.4 calves) and per day (107.5 calves) as compared to the other operations. A custom calf grower's income is dependent on the number of calves they raise. The custom calf grower's ability to have higher labor efficiency than the other two operations is likely due to the custom calf growers positioning themselves to maximize the number of calves they can manage. Free stall operators were able to manage 8.0 calves per hour and 63.7 calves per day. Tie stall operators managed less than half the animals (6.2 calves per hour and 49.6 calves per day) custom calf growers managed. When combined, all operations average 7.9 calves per hour or 62.8 calves per day. The most efficient operation in the survey managed 26.8 calves per hour or 214.6 calves per day, and the least efficient managed 2.3 calves per hour or 18.7 calves per day.
Labor and management costs were the second highest cost center in raising heifers (animals raised in a group setting until freshening, or in the case of the custom heifer grower, until it is returned to the producer). This cost area made up 18 percent of the total cost, a significant reduction compared to calves. If we break down the numbers by operation, we find that labor and management is the second highest percentage of costs for tie stall (21.5 percent) and custom heifer grower (23.3 percent) operations, while ranking third for free stall operations (14.3 percent). Feed costs contributed the highest percentage of costs in all three operations.
Financially, we see less variation in costs. When all operations are combined, on average it is costing $0.39 per heifer per day for labor and management. Broken out by operation, tie stall and custom heifer growers were nearly the same in labor and management costs ($0.46 and $0.45 per heifer per day, respectively). Labor and management costs of free stall operators were about one-third less as compared to the other operations ($0.29 per heifer per day). Costs for raising heifers has nearly doubled since 1998 from $0.21 to $0.39 per heifer per day in 2007.
Looking at labor efficiencies for raising dairy heifers, the study showed free stall operators managed the most heifers at 61.6 heifers per hour and 492.5 heifers per day. Custom heifer growers, followed by tie stall operators, were next at 47.3 and 35.9 heifers per hour, respectively. This equates to 380.4 and 287.0 heifers per day, respectively. When combined, all operations averaged 50.1 heifers per hour or 401.6 heifers per day. The most efficient operation managed 69.7 heifers per hour or 557.6 per day, while the least efficient managed 47.3 heifers per hour or 378.6 heifers per day.


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Hey—it's Episode #51! In this episode, Rick talks with Graham Whitely, PM for Hybrid Storage Systems, about how to setup and configure a Cluster-In-A-Box with that fresh out of the box smell. Full screencast and discussion starts at [07:24].
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A person who hails from the golden state and is a known fellaciator. I.E. A San Fransico Cocksucker
Lipgloss?! That dude is such a Reginald!
por JBONE98 07 de Agosto de 2012
slang term referring to a weggie. Correctly pronounced by using a spanish rolling of the "r."
Jason gave Matt, Andrew, and Josh wicked rreginalds.
por MAJJ 02 de Agosto de 2005
The posh englishman's way of referring to the male private parts.
"Oh, old reginald's having a bit of trouble, is he?"
por Dylan J Hewson 05 de Junho de 2005
The masculine form of reggin, used to refer to a male african american who hasn't fully cracked the code yet...but whom may be catching on.
por Whitegina 22 de Março de 2009
commonly reffered to as "white people weed." Spawned from the street term "reggie." the kind of stuff you get from prodominantly white towns such as buffalo new york, colombus ohio, and san marcos texas. Usually potencty overwhelms price.
-how blazed you wanna get fool?
-Give me the Reginald.
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The Royal New Zealand Navy rescued the small pooch from a log drifting out to sea on Thursday.
According to the New Zealand Herald, crew from the Inshore Patrol Vessel HMNZS Hawea spotted the distressed pup standing on floating driftwood in Smokehouse Bay, Great Barrier Island.
An inflatable boat with four crew members onboard retrieved the dog, and he was taken ashore, where the sailors found someone who knew his owner, said Lieutenant Anthony Norris.
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"I was going into Fitzroy to get some supplies – I just carried on and thought I'd pick him up on the way home," he said. Before Ngawaka could do that, the Navy had spotted the 8-year-old dog and suspected he was washed out to sea during an intense storm earlier in the week.
Ngawaka described the cattle dog mix as "pretty quiet," and added that the ordeal – and subsequent media attention – hadn't change him much: "He's still the same. He just got a feed and that was it."


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quote: The reason it won't work is because income made from investing is taxed at a lower rate than income.
quote: Perhaps all profits every year must go to the share holders unless it will be used in the very near future to re-invest..
quote: Also, I think there would have to be some rules regarding subsidiaries in other countries and how income earned elsewhere impacts people here.
quote: Right now a company gets a tax break on creating jobs here, but if there were no taxes, why not move your company to Canada and sell the product in the US (if there are some expenses in Canada that are cheaper than the US).
quote: That makes sense, but I don't see how we'll get out of the current economic mess and deficit if corporations aren't required to contribute to the fix.


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Prior to her appointment as MSUM president, Dr. Szymanski was senior vice president for academic affairs and provost at the University of Maine, Orono. She was dean and professor in the College of Education at the University of Maryland-College Park from 1999-2006, and was chair of the Department of Rehabilitation Psychology and Special Education at the University of Wisconsin-Madison from 1997-1999, where she also served as professor, 1993-1999 and associate dean, 1993-1997. Before beginning her academic career at Madison in 1989 and earning her doctoral degree, she served as a rehabilitation counselor and then unit supervisor in upstate New York from 1975-1986.
She has earned numerous grants and awards for her research and produced many peer-reviewed articles and book chapters as well as edited books; offered scores of presentations across the country; and served in a leadership capacity on several national boards.
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Source: Toyota
quote: For some reason, it has become the poster child for the Auto Bailouts.
quote: People should be furious that UAW's significantly higher than market wages and benefits were maintained on the back of the general US taxpayer
quote: Options:
quote: GM since its "Bailout" has made the Sonic, Cruze, etc. Yet these cars do not receive the same type of smear campaign.
quote: Is the Volt a car for everyone? No clearly not.
quote: It's unethical and straight up un-American to constantly troll those of us exercising our First Amendment rights to speak out about the Volt and this situation to keep us quiet.
quote: Because it's the car GM demoed to the taxpayers when the Government asked GM for evidence that they should get bailed out. Did you forget that?
quote: The Volt is on the road purely because of politics, BAD politics
quote: But feel free to drive GM into the ground again by not even attempting to provide vision concepts and cars.
quote: The Government was going to bail out GM regardless and to pretend otherwise is burying you head in the sand.


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Keratin Complex Natural Keratin Smoothing Treatment
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- Eliminates up to 95% of frizz and curl
- Straightens and smoothes hair
- Infuses hair with the highest quality natural keratin
- Penetrates deep into the damaged cuticle
- Encases the hair follicle with a keratinous bond to promote healing
- Helps keep environmental toxins such as smoke, pollution and UV rays from entering the hair
- Typical results last for 3-5 months
- To prolong the life of your Keratin Treatment be sure to use Keratin Complex shampoos, conditioners and styling products
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This product may only be purchased by a licensed Stylist.
Keratin Complex Natural Keratin Smoothing Treatment is specially formulated as a revitalizing and rejuvenating salon treatment designed to eliminate up to 95% of frizz and curl.
This product should be applied by a Professional Stylist Only.
1. Wash hair two times for chemically treated hair and three times for virgin hair with Keratin Complex Clarifying Shampoo.
2. Blow dry until hair is 100% dry.
3. Shake bottle well.Pour immediately 2-3 oz. of Keratin Complex Natural Keratin Smoothing Treatment solution into a bowl. Apply to hair with a brush using 1/2" sections. Comb through every section until hair is completely saturated. (Gloves should be worn during application).
4. Place hair in cap.
5. For chemically treated or damaged hair, allow hair to absorb solution for 20 minutes and blow hair to 100% dry. For very resistant, coarse hair, allow hair to absorb solution for 30 minutes and blow hair to 100% dry.
6. With a heat resistant comb, divide hair into 4 sections.
7. Using a 450 degree flat iron, start at the nape of the neck taking 1/8 inch sections. Slowly move the iron from root to ends 5-7 times (7-10 times for extremely curly, coarse hair) infusing the keratin into the hair shaft. For chemically treated or damaged hair reduce heat to 430 degrees.
8. After 3 days or 72 hours, hair should be washed with Keratin Complex Care Shampoo and Conditioner.
Warning: Avoid contact with eyes. If contact occurs, flush eyes with water.
This product should be applied by a Professional Stylist Only.
Keratin Complex continues to develop breakthroughs in keratin treatment technology. Keratin Complex products, from shampoos & conditioners to serums & oils, are designed to achieve healthier looking hair by replenishing moisture, reducing frizz - leaving your locks smooth and strong.
Wowza!!!!!This treatment is amazing! I have naturally curly hair that started becoming curly when I was a teenager, so I have never known quite what to do with it not having it my whole life. It has gotten curlier over the years problem is I live in Florida the humidity capitol of the world ( well maybe not quite but some summer days it feels like it) so I decided to treat myself to keratin and I am so glad I did. I have thick long curly hair and when I tried to wear it curly I could never get enough product not to be totally frizzed out in an hour and it is not the cute curly hair that looks good frizzy. So I spent an hour and a half drying and straightening my hair every time I washed it and even at that I had to touch it up every morning. The keratin is a transformation I still have some curl left I haven't allowed it to stay curly yet, but it straightens in about 15 minutes I feel like I have half the amount of hair I used to one of my friends asked if it was thinned out thats how much thinner it looks which I love and it is so silky and shiny!! I get compliments constantly on my hair. This is my new go to tool! I will probably continue to this forever! Best part is the entire bottle cost me what 1 salon treatment would have so this is so economical. Of course my good friend is my hair dresser so she applied it to me so the added benefit was the professional application. I would defiantly recommend this to anyone considering it!Nov 9, 2011Autumn / Venice FlHAIR TYPEBlonde / Curly Hair / Color Treated Hair / Thick or Coarse Hair
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Amazing Results!I bought the kerating complex just to get some frizz out of my hair and help when the weathers at it worst. Its amazing! It took some wave out of my hair but not all enless I blow dry it and all the frizz is gone no matter what! I can go out in the rain and my hair wont frizz up at all. Its so much easier for me to get ready in the morning! I love this product and I will get it again!Oct 27, 2011StaceyHAIR TYPEBlonde / Normal Hair / Dry Hair / Curly Hair / Fine or Thin Hair
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Miracle Workerthis stuff is the best! at first my hair was rough, very curly, FRIZZY and got tangled VERY easily. i did this process by myself and it took four or more hours. it was all SO worth it. i just washed it out (today was my third day) and my results are AWESOME. my hair is wavy, VERY soft, and i can run my fingers through itt! and so much less frizz!! of course, it's still a little frizzy but it's such a big improvement from before! i recommend this product to anyone who is frustrated with their hair. t he process requires patience but you'll be happy in the end! make sure you get the clarifying shampoo to use before applying the treatment. you won't be disappointed! especially when it beats those ridiculous salon prices!Sep 24, 2011P I. / VaHAIR TYPEBlack / Dry Hair / Curly Hair / Thick or Coarse Hair
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First Week Of Use...This is my first time using the product and so far, so good. I took a photo of my hair before and am waiting for my 4th day to see how it turns out after the first washing. The process was simple, my hair is shinier, and more hydrated. My fiance has been commenting on how soft it is now. I typically get a relaxer but hate the processing of it. A lot of the time my hair ends up being dry (after the first wash) and scalp is often burned. There was a mild sensitivity when some of the solution accidentally was placed on my ear but nothing major...and it definitely didn't burn. Also, I liked that it smells like coconut. Like I said before...so far, so good. :)Aug 27, 2011Kat H. / STLHAIR TYPEMedium Brown / Dry Hair / Thick or Coarse Hair / Relaxed Hair / Chemically Treated Hair
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It Works Great!!THE FIRST WEEK I GOT THIS MY HAIR WAS BEAUTIFUL ITS SOFT AND SMOOTH AND SHINY! I USED TO HAVE TO BLOW DRY AND STRAIGHTEN MY HAIR BUT NOW I JUST HAVE TO BLOW DRY! I RECOMMENDED IT TO MY FRIENDS AND THEY LOVED IT AND IT WORKS WITH HIGHLIGHTS TOO! AND ITS SIMPLE TO USE! BUT HOW OLD DO YOU HAVE TO BE TO USE THIS TREATMENT BECAUSE I HAVE A 7 YEAR OLD DAUGHTER AND 12 YEAR OLD COUSIN AND I DON'T KNOW IF I CAN USE IT ON THEM.Jul 30, 2011Dikra E. / Dearborn MI USAHAIR TYPELight Brown / Curly Hair
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The Hair I've Always Wanted!I bought this a while ago, finally had my daughter do it for me. I have thick curly/frizzy hair.my daughter had this done in a salon (same product) and paid nearly 500 dollars for it. She worked hard to pay for it. Her results were great. I just couldn't justify that kind of money. We watched how to video and followed directions exactly.aside from the 3 days of waiting to wash my hair I am so happy with the results! I do recommend having someone help you, thankfully my daughter is very meticulous and wanted to do a good job. Her hands were tired and the flat iron does get quite hot on your hands. I will absolutely be using this again!Jul 18, 2011AndreaHAIR TYPEMedium Brown / Color Treated Hair / Thick or Coarse Hair
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This Product Does Not WorkIt's smelly, enough to make me sick, ever after having shampooed. The product was so thick and tacky on my head I could hardly stand it. Waiting the 48 hours was very hard. After shampoo-ing, my thick, curly, hair didn't look any different. It's soft, but that's about it.
I had a Coppola keratin treatment 6 months ago. My own hairdresser convinced her managers to offer keratin treatment, but they chose this version. Now I'm in a bind, because the Enjoy version didn't work. I'm going to have to be honest with them.
This really sucks.Jul 16, 2011Susan C. / United StatesHAIR TYPECurly Hair / Color Treated Hair / Thick or Coarse Hair
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Not Bad.. A Bit Smelly.I just used the Keratin product today. I had the Brazilian Blow done about 3-months ago and it was really nice but very expensive. So I decided to try this. It was hard to get the back of my hair. The results are very nice, but not as much shine as I thought. The biggest complaint is the smell.. Its a bit strong when your applying the product. Also, I can still smell it even after the fact. That's my only grip. I really do not know how its going to hold up since its my first day. Best of luck :-)Jul 1, 2011LisaHAIR TYPEDark Brown / Color Treated Hair
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Have Young Hair AgainThis treatment is a great time saver and made my hair so beautiful. It only takes me 6 minutes to blowdry my hair now and I don't have to straighten it at all! My hair feels the way it did when I was a teenager-before I started dying and damaging my hair. I love this product. It will save you time in the morning and money in the long run because you won't need any other products in the morning.Jun 29, 2011Jillian T. / Tulsa, OKHAIR TYPEDark Brown / Curly Hair / Color Treated Hair / Thick or Coarse Hair
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What I've Learned From Doing It Myself. It's Not The Salon But...Unlike some of the other reviewers who have chemically treated hair, I've decided to let my grey hair grow out. It's always been coarse, wavy and yes, frizzy. Eighteen months ago, my stylist talked me into having a Keratin treatment and I had beautiful, predictable hair all summer. When the time came to redo it the cost made me think twice! So...I did it myself then and have done it twice more since. Here is what I've learned.
First, doing it yourself may not be as long lasting as a salon treatment. (After all, that's why they're the professionals!) The salon's work lasted about six months while mine lasted about three - but that's OK - because I'm still saving money.
Next, don't use too much! Otherwise you'll walk around for three days with heavy, greasy, flat hair and you just can't wait to wash it! When you "paint" it on, start at the roots and drag it through to the ends. "Less is more" with the Complex here so you might want to leave it in longer than the the directions recommend.
Finally, think about using a very hot curling iron instead of a flat iron. This will give you some wave, no curls to be sure - but more body.
If you've lived with frizz forever, you'll have to get used to a whole different approach to caring for your hair. It becomes smooth, healthy looking and manageable and worth the the time and expense. Shhh! Don't tell my stylist!Jun 26, 2011Mke / Rochester, NYHAIR TYPEWhite / Dry Hair / Thick or Coarse Hair
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Genzyme stands to lose between $100 million and $300 million in revenues related to Fabrazyme and Cerezyme as a result of the company temporarily shutting down its Allston Landing, MA, manufacturing facility. Announced on June 16, the closure may also compromise Genzyme's revenue expectations for its Pompe disease therapeutic, Myozyme, which is also produced at the Allston plant. The company does not expect its Allston plant to resume full operation until the end of July.
During a recent conference call the company asserted that the current shutdown was unrelated to an FDA warning letter received earlier this year related to the Allston site and would not be a barrier to getting the go-ahead for its Pompe therapeutic. In February the FDA cited that inspections during fall of last year had uncovered "significant deviations from current good manufacturing practice in the manufacture of licensed therapeutic drug products, bulk drug substances, and drug components."
The company says that it decided to close the Allston facility following its discovery that a virus had contaminated a bioreactor. Vesivirus 2117 is not known to infect humans but slows the growth of cells that produce therapeutic proteins. The viral contaminant most likely came from a nutrient used in the manufacturing process, according to the company. The same virus previously caused declines in cell productivity at the Allston site and at its biologics plant in Belgium in 2008, the firm adds.
Decontamination ProcessAlthough Genzyme was not able to detect and identify the virus until this year after developing a highly specific assay, it sanitized both facilities at the time contamination was discovered. Genzyme has now initiated sanitization at the Allston Landing plant using well-established methods for decontamination, including disassembly and removal of equipment, cleaning, disinfection of cell culture and downstream production suites with vaporous hydrogen peroxide, as well as installation of new air filters and insulations. The company says it will not have to perform process validation runs to resume production.
As of June 25 Genzyme said that it anticipates the "period of constraint" for each product to last approximately six to eight weeks, beginning in August for Cerezyme and October for Fabrazyme. Genzyme further explained that following discussions with FDA and EMEA, it began shipping product from finished lots of Cerezyme held in inventory, after PCR testing detected no evidence of Vesivirus 2117. Shipments of Fabrazyme had not been put on hold.
Fabrazyme and Cerezyme's FutureCerezyme remains the only available treatment for Gaucher disease, and Fabrazyme is the only treatment currently available in the U.S. for Fabry disease. Replagal® (agalsidase alfa ) from Shire Human Genetic Therapies is marketed to treat Fabry in 40 countries other than the U.S. Genzyme gained orphan drug exclusivity for Fabrazyme in the U.S. in 2003.
Investors and analysts reacted to the news of the plant closing in predictable ways. Mark Schoenebaum, senior biotechnology analyst at Deutsche Bank, increased his forecast of Genzyme's revenue shortfall due to the plant shutdown to $245 million, up from $100 million in an earlier shortfall forecast. Goldman Sachs maintained its Sell rating on Genzyme citing no back-up manufacturing for Cerezyme and Fabrazyme and that regulatory approval of Myozyme at a scaled-up manufacturing level may further strain production capacity.
Lazard Capital Markets analyst William Tanner said the two-month manufacturing hiatus could equate to $300 million in lost sales but further commented that the company could absorb up to $100 million of that with its current inventory. Yet, he says that lost sales could mean a $0.16 per share cut in profit.
Myozyme Sales Also to Be AffectedRegarding Myozyme's sales, a Cowen report notes that early launch was strong and consistently outpaced analysts' expections. The drug was originally approved in the U.S in 2006 at the 160-liter production scale. Myozyme is now the company's third best-selling drug for genetic diseases after Cerezyme and Fabrazyme. Cowen analysts had projected 2009 sales of $375 million, reaching $1.05 billion by 2013.
Genzyme had been expecting to generate $430 million to $440 million in 2009 sales (up from $296 million in 2008). The firm's revenue expectations, however, will depend on the company's ability to produce Myozyme. FDA has not yet sanctioned the scaled-up Myozyme production process in the U.S., after initially expressing concern that the protein produced at the 2,000-liter level showed changes in its glycosylation patterns compared to the small-scale version and would require approval under a distinct name, Lumizyme. While the name-change issue has been solved, in March the company received a complete response letter for Lumizyme produced at the 2,000-liter scale.
Genzyme announced in May that it submitted the final documentation addressing all items in the FDA's complete response letter, including data requested by the agency from Genzyme's Pompe Registry, Genzyme's Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategy, and the final product label. At that point Genzyme had also completed, "measures required to respond to the FDA warning letter regarding the Allston manufacturing facility."
On February 26 Genzyme announced that EMEA had approved Myozyme production at its Belgian plant at the 4,000-liter scale, thereby alleviating concerns about ex-U.S. supplies.
On June 16 shares of Genzyme stock fell $2.87, or 5.2%, to $52.75. The stock has traded between $50.05 and $83.97 over the last 52 weeks and opened trading on Thursday, July 2, at $54.94 per share.
Patricia F. Dimond, Ph.D. ([email protected]), is a principal at BioInsight Consulting.
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The best proposals were selected and small assistance from the UNV's budget was allocated to each of the proposals. The youth were given full coordinating and implementing authority.
As Afghanistan strives to strengthen democracy and rule of law in the country; one of the main goals of the planned activities was to encourage local youth volunteers to promote volunteerism, to take active part in community development and nation building. As a result of these activities we expect to contribute to the capacity building of the youth of Afghanistan.
Following are the regions and the respective activities carried out as a result of the project:UN HABITAT and Local Youth Councils (LYC):
Balkh province – On 13th December, 2007 a seminar was organized for 60 members of LYC on awareness on HIV/AIDS. The participants were informed to further disseminate the information either in printed or verbal form amongst their peers and communities. It's expected that as the result of this seminar at least 450 members of local communities will be indirectly informed about HIV/AIDS transmission and drug related problems. UNDP/ANBP volunteer attended this activity.
Nangahar province – On 5th December, 2007, the Local Female Youth Council under UNHABITAT organized a seminar for young female representatives from the village communities on Heath & Hygiene and Sanitation issues. The 5 days training was the initiative of young female youths and it was given by doctors from the local hospitals who volunteered to assist the community in raising awareness on the latter. After the training the trained female youths were to go back into their respective community and educate the community. This event was attended by Karma Loday, OiC UNV – UNAMA along with Hubert Topinka, UNV Associate PO – UNDP and other senior member of the UN-HABITAT and UNAMA.Bamyan province – On 7th December, 2007 the UNVs from UNFPA and UNDP/ANBP engaged in a campaign to raise awareness on health issues, family planning and reproductive health care with the youth from the Local Youth Councils from 10 different districts. Health awareness materials were distributed to the community and importance of volunteerism was spread though speeches. In all 10 districts young volunteers engaged the community in the trash collection. This campaign was the initiative of the Afghan youth from the Local Youth Council administered by UN-HABITAT. The main goal behind this activity was to get the youth to volunteer by helping to build and sustain a more cooperative community.Farah province – Although Farah is located in one of the high security risk area, on the 27th December, 2007 the IVD was celebrated. This activity raised great repercussion among the community, the youth and the elders. The Youth volunteers fundraised in their communities for the Orphanage with 140 children and raised an additional U$500. They also received some computers for the orphanage and some of the Local Youth Council members will continue to support the orphans through teaching activities and continuous fund raising in the community.The day was marked with distribution of donated clothes and other items collected by the youths from the Local Youth Council administered by UN-HABITAT. Although we do not have UNVs in Farah this activity was made possible with the help of UN-HABITAT. Kabul – On 8th December, 2007 the project to support of MDG 2 through painting and modeling activities was carried out with more than 40 pre school children aged from 18 months to 7 years old of the national government body day care center at the Center of National Statistics Office. This goal behind this initiative was to provide the children an opportunity to discover free artistic expression. UN Habitat staff along with an UNIFEM UNV assisted this activity.On 9th December, 2007, the youth from the Youth Parliament (UNDP SEAL Project) in cooperation with the members of the Indira Ghandi Hospital for Children, distributed health awareness materials and hygiene items to all the patients and hospital visitors. The idea behind this proposal was to get the youth volunteers from the Youth Parliament to understand the health care system of Afghanistan and educate them on the aspects that can help improve the health care system in Afghanistan in the future. This event was attended by UNVs from UNDP, WFP, UNHCR, and UNAMA.Jalalabad – On 5th December, 2007 morning, toys and study material were distributed to more than 110 children of a government kindergarten administered by the Department of Labour and Social Affairs and Martyrs and Disabled (DoLSAMD) of Nanagarhar Province in Jalalabad City.These toys and study materials along with grass for the dusty playground were bought with the left over fund from last years IVD donation collection. The idea behind this activity was to encourage the children to come to school to get better education by keeping the toys at school.The UNVs from UNHCR Jalalabad, Ms. Valentina and Mr.Geremew took the initiative in organizing this event with full support from UNHCR. The UNV team from Kabul UNAMA and UNDP attended this event with other senior Afghan officials.Faizabad – The IVD in Faizabad was marked on the 5th December, 2007 by planting trees at the Tagab-Kishim district together with volunteers from the local district authorities, community elders and students. On this some UNV items and small presents, such as pencils and books, were distributed amongst the students, thus encouraging education. The tree saplings were donated by WFP Women garden project. This activity was the initiative of Mr. Belay Derza, UNV under WFP and the local community.


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Thursday, May 9, 2013
At Guadalupe Grill it's "all about family." Phil and April Buehler and their eight children are the creators, owners and operators of this new Mount Pleasant restaurant.
The Buehlers hail from southern Arizona and chose Mount Pleasant as their new home. Their goal was to bring to the Lowcountry their Sonoran and Baja influenced Southwest fare. Using their family recipes and fresh, local ingredients they successfully provide a healthy alternative for Mexican cuisine. At GG they prepare for their customers the quality food they feed themselves and their own family.
Some menu favorites are Baja Burritos and Tacos with freshly grilled fish or shrimp, crunchy, chopped cabbage, pico de gallo and tangy blanco sauce. The Fajita-style Quesadillas and Burritos are stuffed with grilled onions, peppers and a choice of grilled chicken breast, carne asada steak or shrimp.
There are several menu options with careful consideration for patrons who like to watch their carbs or follow other diet restrictions. Everything is prepared in-house and to order, so you don't have to wonder what you're eating at GGs. Like any balanced diet, they do offer items that are special indulgences, such as their GG Dog. It's a Sonoran-style, all beef hotdog that's wrapped in bacon and grilled to perfection. It's served in a soft roll and smothered in beans, pico de gallo, shredded jack and cheddar, mustard and blanco sauce.
Eating out at GG is easy and everyone feels welcome in the casual, order-at-the-counter, beach house atmosphere. "Every hour is happy hour" with $2 domestics and $3 Mexican imports and there's always a game on one of the big screens. On Mondays kid's meals are two for one. Need a meal to go? Call ahead and it'll be ready when you are.
Located in the Sea Island Shopping Center next to the Piggly Wiggly on Ben Sawyer Boulevard, GG is a quick stop on your way to Sullivan's Island or the Isle of Palms. Grab a beach picnic of burritos, quesadillas or fresh taco salads and don't forget to include a Beach Bucket of their all natural and dairy free frozen fruit drink, GG Freeze. Guadalupe Grill is family centered and offers fresh and healthy Southwest fare with prices that'll make you smile!
Reach them at 843-284-8745 or visit www.guadalupegrill.com. Find the restaurant on Facebook at www.facebook.com/eatguadalupegrill.
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|Long-Range Validity of Threshold Laws in Inner-Shell Photodetachment
A threshold law describes the dependence of a reaction yield near a reaction threshold. It is also a signature of the physical forces involved in the reaction, so the agreement of an observed threshold behavior with a threshold law or a departure from it can be a sensitive probe into how well the reaction physics is understood. A collaboration from Western Michigan University, the ALS, and Denison University has now shown that the threshold laws for inner-shell photodetachment of negative ions are not only obeyed but can extend over a much wider energy range than theory had predicted.
E. Wigner first derived the general threshold laws for the dissociation of a target into a pair of particles in 1948. In single-electron photodetachment of negative ions where the reaction products (a neutral atom and an electron) interact only in a short-range potential (proportional to 1/r4), the threshold behavior is governed by the centrifugal potential—the potential formed by the relative angular momentum of the products—and depends only on the energy (ε) and the relative angular momentum (l) of the particles through εl+1/2.
This form of the Wigner law has been observed in countless studies, most notably in photodetachment of an outer (valence) electron from negative ions. However, when an inner-shell electron is removed, the neutral atom formed is unstable and quickly emits a second electron (Auger decay). If one considers the final reaction products to be two electrons and a positive ion, the short-range potential threshold law would no longer apply. To investigate whether this is so, the group studied inner-shell photodetachment in two negative ions: He– and S–. The experimenters monitored the photodetachment by measuring the positive ion yield (He+, S+, S2+, and S3+) at the Ion-Photon Beamline on ALS Beamline 10.0.1.
The ground-state electron configuration of He– is 1s2s2p. For inner-shell photodetachment, the 1s electron is removed. Since the electron gains one unit of angular momentum by absorbing the photon, the receding photoelectron has angular momentum l = 1 and, in absence of Auger decay, one would expect a p-wave threshold law: ε3/2. In fact, the measured near-threshold cross section agrees very well with the p-wave law, except that it is shifted in energy by a significant amount—i.e., the Auger decay appears to mainly have the effect of requiring more energy for the photodetached electron to escape. This can be understood in the context of a post-collision interaction effect. Before the photoelectron can fully escape, there is a chance that an Auger process occurs and the fast Auger electron overtakes the slow photoelectron, thus causing the photoelectron to be attracted and possibly recaptured to the suddenly exposed positive core, so that the He+ signal is suppressed.
To investigate the effect of the angular momentum l, photodetachment of the 2p electron from S– was also studied. In this case the absorption of the photon will cause the photoelectron to leave with l = 1 ± 1 = 0 or 2, i.e., an s-wave or d-wave. The d-wave component has always been too weak to be observed, and the s-wave threshold law should be expected: ε1/2. However, the group observed a change in threshold shape as the d-wave contribution grew.
Furthermore, the wide energy range of agreement of the threshold law to the observed signal was unprecedented; the Wigner law has previously been observed to apply only some 0.01 to 0.1 eV above the threshold, compared to the nearly 3 eV in inner-shell photodetachment, a finding that is surprising and remains unexplained. Also surprising is that this range of agreement was further improved with the inclusion of a d-wave component to the fit. This is the first time a d-wave has been observed in this way.
Research conducted by R. C. Bilodeau (Western Michigan University and ALS); J.D. Bozek and G.D. Ackerman (ALS); N. D. Gibson and C.W. Walter (Denison University); I. Dumitriu and N. Berrah (Western Michigan University).
Research Funding: U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Basic Energy Sciences (BES). Operation of the ALS is supported by BES.
Publications about this research: R.C. Bilodeau, J.D. Bozek, N.D. Gibson, C.W. Walter, G.D. Ackerman, I. Dumitriu, and N. Berrah, "Inner-shell photodetachment thresholds: Unexpected long-range validity of the Wigner law," Phys. Rev. Lett. 95, 083001 (2005); R.C. Bilodeau, N.D. Gibson, J.D. Bozek, C.W. Walter, G.D. Ackerman, P. Andersson, J.G. Heredia, M. Perri, and N. Berrah, "High-charge-state formation following inner-shell photodetachment from S–," Phys. Rev. A 72, 050701(R) (2005); R.C. Bilodeau, J.D. Bozek, G.D. Ackerman, A. Aguilar, and N. Berrah, "Photodetachment of He– near the 1s threshold: Absolute cross-section measurements and postcollision interactions," Phys. Rev. A 73, 034701 (2006).


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Apple announces the iPhone 5
0. phoneArena 12 Sep 2012, 12:18 posted on
Here it is, folks! The moment we've all been waiting for. At the Apple press conference in San Francisco, the iPhone 5 was announced officially by Apple's Phil Schiller...
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1. TheLibertine (Posts: 484; Member since: 15 Jan 2012)
5th row of apps...! Have to spend 640 Euro immediatly!
17. sadaivadai (Posts: 156; Member since: 22 Nov 2011)
You missed the word "revolutionary" ..
83. Ohrules (Posts: 327; Member since: 11 Jun 2012)
what i'm truly amazed at is that almost the entire phone specs leaked, from screen size to design, chipset to.... well, i can go on for ever
99. flamencoguy (Posts: 107; Member since: 04 Aug 2012)
The 5th row with one icon on it? ....HA
112. hariprasath.j (unregistered)
TheLibertine... you are smart enough to buy this iPhone5 just for the 5th row of apps..
appreciate your iFanboyism... Lol
129. Nathan_ingx (Posts: 3797; Member since: 07 Mar 2012)
Revolution for Apple has died along with Steve, well at least for now...sorry Steve. The only improvements we'll see is the price! Yes... revolutionary price!
26. sadaivadai (Posts: 156; Member since: 22 Nov 2011)
Apple should have really concentrated on its new product rather than patents . I thought at least they would do it simultaneously . But they have completely lost it .
I am among the ones who agrees Samsung copied something from Apple . But that is long back and now they are miles ahead of Apple . But Apple is still crying about it and stopped developing .
66. wakingup (Posts: 51; Member since: 13 Aug 2011)
Samsung should sue Apple for LTE, 4" screens, and panorama photos.
136. serious9010 (Posts: 254; Member since: 20 Jul 2012)
By copying the iPhone with the s1, they basically didn't have to dip their toe in the water to check if it's cold. Apple did that for them. They have fed from apples fame. Thieves.
27. TheLibertine (Posts: 484; Member since: 15 Jan 2012)
Wait. There is more! 4 inch 16:9 ratio screen and LTE...! Together with the 5th row of apps! Only Apple could do something like this! Oh... Oh... Wait...
117. hariprasath.j (unregistered)
wondering why are you so excited about 5th row of apps? Dont you have enough number of homescreens to fit your apps ?
52. parth027 (Posts: 5; Member since: 05 Sep 2012)
Man they have black colour..ohh wait.. white as well... amazing
118. hariprasath.j (unregistered)
one more guy excited about COLORS.. that too same colors.
dont to have enough topic to talk about or get excited for anything called REVOLUTIONARY.... ?
82. naga.appani (Posts: 36; Member since: 26 Nov 2011)
Finally a Product that's got nothing new to the current generation of technology yet can fool millions around.... Stop getting fooled u iTrolls... Learn from Mistakes...
126. Jelly_Bean (Posts: 109; Member since: 11 Sep 2012)
1. This is what what we have never designed before.
2. This phone would change the way humanity use a cell phone
3. It has got more than 200 new features which you will never find on this device.
If this is the device what you had been designing from last 2 years. cApple you should have consecrated on consumer's demands. If you think you can win the race of smartphone using this crap then I have got just 2 words for you -------> f**k Off
2. desijatt (Posts: 58; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
same as rumors.....
24. Nathan_ingx (Posts: 3797; Member since: 07 Mar 2012)
You have to give credit to Apple for not changing a thing you know, lol, with respect to the renders and alleged images... Unlike Samsung's very own GS III whose rendered images were better than the actual product...and i mean the looks only. Teeny weeny sarcasm implied...:D
63. Aeires (unregistered)
Exactly the same for the most part. Kinda surprised by that actually, the leaks were astronomical compared to the previous models. Steve has definitely left the building.
3. luckysrinu (Posts: 14; Member since: 04 Sep 2012)
welcome to 2010
7. luckysrinu (Posts: 14; Member since: 04 Sep 2012)
Its 2012 and there is no live coverage for there biggest event..lol..apple is going back to 90's .
4. medalaster01 (Posts: 42; Member since: 22 Nov 2011)
so it is finaly hear
5. Nathan_ingx (Posts: 3797; Member since: 07 Mar 2012)
All the best Appyfans...!! May the 5th be better than the last...though it still looks similar.
30. haseebzahid (Posts: 1853; Member since: 22 Feb 2012)
i think Iphone 4S will sue iphone 5 since it copied the older one :P
54. haseebzahid (Posts: 1853; Member since: 22 Feb 2012)
lol it will be named Ancestral plagiarism patent WAR
6. gallitoking (Posts: 4718; Member since: 17 May 2011)
my next phone.. ..
25. SuperAndroidEvo (Posts: 4839; Member since: 15 Apr 2011)
Well I hope you enjoy your same old same old. I think the iPhone 5 looks very very vanilla. Nothing new here.
87. gallitoking (Posts: 4718; Member since: 17 May 2011)
when the product is good.. sometimes you need no big changes just a few tweak... and that's what I got.. se Apple knows what to give its customers and we customer knows what to expect.. they are happy and so are we.. I am
89. Savage (unregistered)
But Gallito, you'd have to buy entire new hardware for the new iPhone. And its not like iPhone 5 has an exclusive feature which the iOS 6 update in iPhone 4S will bring. Why bother spending your money on a device which has grown 0.5"?
102. gallitoking (Posts: 4718; Member since: 17 May 2011)
well the adapter look nice and is a nice addition to a great phone.. nobody that I know looks for a phone that is compatible to your car charger or wall charger is usually the other way around.. for me is not the same phone.. Is a new and improved iphone.. if you can sell the old iphone and have money to pay for the new one.. why wouldn't you buy it
135. jmoita2 (Posts: 930; Member since: 23 Dec 2011)
Because it's built by slaves!!!!
28. luxzy801 (Posts: 140; Member since: 16 Jun 2010)
Hey Gallitoking;
Since you are a die hard Apple fanboy, i got a question for you.
Are you at all dissapointed that its the same thing except extended to fit a bigger screen or do you think it is the next big thing for all iPhone users and fanboys.
Just a question bro.
35. haseebzahid (Posts: 1853; Member since: 22 Feb 2012)
lol even on wp8/nokia articles i didnot saw that much rampaging comments
88. gallitoking (Posts: 4718; Member since: 17 May 2011)
no i am not.. I am actually getting the iphone5.. and will post a picture of it in my avatar
73. PotDragon (banned) (Posts: 214; Member since: 22 Jul 2011)
Don't blame you. This seems to be a handset worth upgrading to if you have cash invested in the apple ecosystem.
Kudos to apple. A thin, light, non glass, LTE handset; fixes most of what blows about the 4s. Both colors at once and clear release dates too.
Kinda funny that all the pics have the demenstrator using both hands though. Pretty silly to keep trying to convince us it is a one handed device while using both hands. Shrug.
Still...looks like a winner.
8. zuckerboy (banned) (Posts: 898; Member since: 22 Dec 2011)
disappointed ... but very thin it is good btw
9. teerex42 (Posts: 211; Member since: 14 Jun 2012)
welcome to 2007 haha looks the same to me and now we know why this isn't being shown live on video like the android events lately ha!!!
10. Nathan_ingx (Posts: 3797; Member since: 07 Mar 2012)
All the best Appyfans...!! May the 5th be better than the last...though it still looks similar.
108. -box- (Posts: 3991; Member since: 04 Jan 2012)
Introducing the iphone 4Stretch
12. darac (Posts: 2156; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
112 grams..there goes the premium feel!:p
13. champ_vl (Posts: 44; Member since: 31 Aug 2012)
I can't wait to spend an irrational load of money for an extra 0.5" display and a few grams shed off !!!!!!! *SARCASM*
14. medalaster01 (Posts: 42; Member since: 22 Nov 2011)
wow games now look spectacular!!
15. jmoita2 (Posts: 930; Member since: 23 Dec 2011)
Lol!!! What a letdown!!!
16. refreak (Posts: 29; Member since: 18 Dec 2011)
iphone 5 design = iphone 4s + .5 inch screen
96. structureman116 (Posts: 139; Member since: 14 Sep 2010)
They should have named it the 4s+
114. -box- (Posts: 3991; Member since: 04 Jan 2012)
iphone 4Stretch, since it's thinner and taller
133. Nathan_ingx (Posts: 3797; Member since: 07 Mar 2012)
I like that!! iPhone stretch! :D
18. medalaster01 (Posts: 42; Member since: 22 Nov 2011)
"Full console quality."
19. noim1 (Posts: 297; Member since: 15 May 2012)
Oh no !!! 5th row of apps & taller & slimmer ...Apple shut up and take my money will you !!
20. tech_lover (Posts: 26; Member since: 02 Jun 2012)
congrats to apple for using the same 2 year old design!!
i will keep my iphone 4 in place of this loooong iphone 4....
21. dunndeal33 (Posts: 3; Member since: 12 Sep 2012)
android is still bitter weighs the same at the razr maxx. screen needs to be bigger for us big hand guys apple shame on you smh
22. Awaragardiyan (Posts: 134; Member since: 17 May 2012)
Announcing iphone in 2007 , SJ said that the iphone is 5 years ahead of competition. And after 5 years , iphone is still the same.
23. haseebzahid (Posts: 1853; Member since: 22 Feb 2012)
guess i know the truth behind the awsome light weight cuz their is nothing special in it standard Apple phone
29. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5711; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
they're finally on track but this should've been done last year and this year should've brought a revamp of iOS to hit the ceiling with JB and WP8.
31. sudbury78 (Posts: 136; Member since: 12 Jul 2012)
all the fandroids commence on the post while apple sells records. love it.
32. dunndeal33 (Posts: 3; Member since: 12 Sep 2012)
I meant better. android is better i wonder how long before a 5 inch screen "IPHONE 6 OR 7 MAYBE " there just nickle and dimimng us . Apple is a rediculus company with there partial upgrades just make it a 5 inch and i will be happy
33. Awaragardiyan (Posts: 134; Member since: 17 May 2012)
Apple has done what others are unable to. They managed to sell the same thing thing for 5 years. ' Only APPLE can do that. '
97. networkdood (Posts: 6330; Member since: 31 Mar 2010)
And people...esp. in the states are dumb enough to fall for it.
101. Fallout09 (Posts: 421; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
No, Blackberry did it for years too. However... look where they are now.


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Systemwide Events Calendar
Queens of the NightNovember 22, 11:00pm - 12:00am
Manoa Campus, Earle Ernst Lab Theatre
Nov 16, 22, and 23 at 11pm; Nov 17 at 8pm
Written and directed by Alex Rogals, PhD Candidate
Inspired by the same 1933 incident that was Genet's inspiration for The Maids, where two sisters/maids murdered their female employer and her adult daughter. Director Alex Rogals will draw on two distinct performance styles, Charles Ludlam's Theater of the Ridiculous and Japanese kyÅgen.
Ticket Information
$10 Regular $8 Seniors, Military, UH Faculty/Staff $5 UH Mānoa Students with valid ID Tickets are available at the door only, beginning one hour before the show begins.
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956-7655, firstname.lastname@example.com, http://www.hawaii.edu/kennedy/2013/queens/index.php
|Friday, November 22
|The Wellness Center - Fitness Class Schedule
Maui Campus, Pilina Bldg., Wellness Center
|Career Day
Maui Campus, 'Ike Le'a and Ka Lama Buildings
|Social Welfare Final Oral
Manoa Campus, Henke 109
|SEOTY 2013 Craft Fair & Silent Auction
Manoa Campus, Campus Center Mall
|Geology and Geophysics Final Oral
Manoa Campus, POST 723
|Career Fair and Transfer Fair
Maui Campus, Pilina Building Student Lounge
|FUTURE PRIMAL: How Our Wilderness Origins Show us the Way Forward
Manoa Campus, Saunders 624
|Ocean and Resources Engineering Final Oral
Manoa Campus, MSB 114
|German Club - Stammtisch
Manoa Campus, Manoa Garden
|Ohana Outing
Manoa Campus, Stan Sheriff Center
|UH Chorus, Concert Choir and Chamber Singers
St. Andrew's Cathedral, Queen Emma Square
|A Tribute Concert in Memory and Honor of Lina Jeong Doo
Kapiolani Campus, Maile Building
|Dance Anniversary: Look Back Move Forward
Manoa Campus, Kennedy Theatre Mainstage
|Doubles Table Tennis Tournament
Manoa Campus, Studio 3
|Queens of the Night
Manoa Campus, Earle Ernst Lab Theatre
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Ongoing Events
- The Wonder of Learning: the Hundred Languages of Children Exhibit
- Red Hat System Administration I
- EWC Arts Exhibition: Bollywood & Beyond: Costume in Indian Film
- Kalaupapa -- A Source of Light, Constant and Never-Fading
- Convergence: Glitch_Click_Thunk, Featuring Mark Amerika
- Trip Around the Island
- Trip Around the Island exhibit
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Art Underground
Select Friday nights during the school year, 4:00–8:00 p.m. Pizza is served at 4:00. Films and events start at 4:45 p.m., unless otherwise noted.
The Celeste Bartos Theater in the Lewis B. and Dorothy Cullman Education and Research Building, 4 West 54 Street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues
Free Teen Nights is now Art Underground—same great screenings and art events almost every Friday night, but now young adults ages 14 to 19 are welcome.
No need to preregister; just show up and participate. Students must bring a valid high school ID.
For more information, please call Teen Programs at (212) 708-9828 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
This is a drop-in program for teens. If you have a group, you must call in advance. There are no reservations. Admission is on a first-come, first-served basis, with a limit of sixty participants for artist talks and 120 attendees for film screenings.


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on February 4, 2013 - 1:07 AM
First quarter: Boldin comes up big
Anquan Boldin is one of the most successful big receivers in the NFL, and he showed why in the first quarter.
The 6-foot-1, 220-pounder used his big frame to get open in the middle of the end zone and catch a 13-yard touchdown pass 4:24 into the game.
Boldin, a 10th-year veteran, led the Ravens with 65 catches for 921 yards this year. He ranks sixth among active wide receivers with 10,165 receiving yards. Boldin's score capped a six-play, 51-yard opening drive by the Ravens. They took possession at their own 49-yard line after Jacoby Jones returned a punt 17 yards.
Boldin also made a 31-yard gain by using his big frame to grab a jump-ball lob pass by quarterback Joe Flacco against Chris Culliver. The big gain to the Niners' 33 didn't produce points.
Key play: The 49ers got a 36-yard field goal from David Akers with 3:58 left.
Second quarter: Need for speed
Second-guess: It was a close no-call on an incompletion from Flacco for Torrey Smith, but Niners cornerback Culliver did grab Smith just before the ball arrived and slowed the receiver. Good throw by Flacco.
Jacoby Jones was yet another of the great acquisitions of Baltimore General Manager Ozzie Newsome. The Ravens signed Jones last May, late in the free-agency season, to a modest, two-year, $7 million contract.
He led the NFL in kickoff returns with a 30.7-yard average and had two kickoff returns for touchdowns. Jones showed off his speed in the second quarter, catching a 56-yard touchdown pass from Joe Flacco to put the Ravens ahead, 21-3, with 1:45 left in the half. Jones blew by 49ers cornerback Chris Culliver on the play.
Jones entered the league with Houston as a third-round pick in 2007 from Division II Lane College in Louisiana.
Jones ran a 4.50 time in the 40-yard dash out of college but has maintained he can run a 4.24.
Key plays: Baltimore took a 14-3 lead on a 1-yard TD pass from Flacco to Dennis Pitta with 7:10 left. ... Ed Reed got his ninth career postseason interception.
Second-guess: Torrey Smith grabbed at cornerback Chris Culliver on a pass down the sideline just before the 2-minute warning. There should have been a flag.
Third quarter: Power surge
The two teams and the crowd of 71,024 in the Superdome were thrown into the dark when most of the lights in the stadium went out. There was 13:22 left in the third quarter when play was stopped, and San Francisco was facing a third-down situation.
The game was delayed for 34 minutes.
Before the power outage, the Ravens' Jacoby Jones took the opening kickoff of the half 108 yards for a touchdown to give Baltimore a 28-6 lead. Jones burst straight up the middle of the field and then broke down the right side and into the end zone.
But the delay helped the 49ers. When power was restored, the Niners pulled within 28-13 on a 31-yard yard TD pass from Colin Kaepernick to Michael Crabtree with 7:20 left. Just 2:21 later, Frank Gore ran 6 yards around right end for a TD.
Key plays: Chykie Brown ran into kicker David Akers on a field-goal try that failed from 39 yards. The 5-yard penalty gave him another try and he made it from 34 yards. ... Buffalo native Corey Graham made a nice breakup of a deep pass for Crabtree at the Ravens' 25 with about 8:30 to go.
Fourth quarter: QB in motion
Colin Kaepernick didn't do a lot of running in the first three quarters but he made his legs count in the fourth. The San Francisco quarterback scrambled 15 yards for a touchdown to pull the 49ers within 31-29 with 9:57 left in the game.
It was the ninth rushing touchdown of the season for Kaepernick and his third rushing TD of the playoffs. It also was the longest touchdown run by a quarterback in Super Bowl history. The touchdown capped a five-play, 81-yard drive.
Key plays: The Ravens got a 19-yard field goal from Justin Tucker to go ahead, 31-23. Another Tucker field goal, from 38 yards with 4:19 left, gave the Ravens a 34-29 advantage.
Good no call: It was the right decision by the officials to not call illegal contact on Ravens cornerback Jimmy Smith with 1:50 left in pass coverage against the Niners' Michael Crabtree.
The pass from Kaepernick fell incomplete on fourth and goal from the 5. Smith made contact within 5 yards of the line and both the receiver and the cornerback were in contact with each other. Not enough to call the foul.