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Think coyotes are a menace? They might be just be a forerunner of a number of "invasive species from hell" expected to start turning up in the Lowcountry - the next generations of an onslaught of foreign plants, germs and animals already beginning to wreak havoc here.
Because of factors such as warming weather and greater international transport, the number of invasive species increases each year, "and there's the potential for things to get worse or the things we already have here could get worse," said John Klavitter, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service national invasive species program coordinator.
At least some Eastern coyotes, in fact, might be "coywolves" - literally, coyotes crossbred with wolves. That's far from the worst of it. How about giant hybrid pythons? Or dengue-fever-like chikungunya virus? Both now are as close as Florida and the Caribbean.
"We're always concerned about what happens in Florida, because as Florida goes, so goes the Southeast," said Sherry Aultman, of Clemson University's organic certification program, who deals with invasive plant species.
Let's not even start a list that eventually could soon include species like killer bees, tree-eating Asian longhorn beetles and voracious Asian carp. Here's a look at the wolf, virus and snake:
Cause: Coyote and red wolf species are genetically very similar and occasionally interbreed. By the time the red wolf had been reintroduced to the mainland wild in North Carolina in the late 1980s, coyotes already had turned up in the state. About one-third of the Northeastern coyote population shares genes with the Great Lakes wolf, a type of the much larger gray wolf.
Hybrid: A larger coyote with more of the wolf's jaw - capable of bringing down larger prey such as deer - and potentially a lot less of the wolf's reserve about living near inhabited areas like suburbs. Researchers aren't certain about behavior modifications, said conservation geneticist Christine Bozarth, who studied the hybrid.
Proximity: The Great Lakes wolf genetic marker was found in one coyote tested at the Savannah River Ecology Lab, Bozarth said. Others have been found as far south as Virginia. Researchers at the Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge in North Carolina are working to keep re-introduced red wolves from interbreeding with coyotes.
Chikungunya fever
Cause: Mosquito-borne virus causing epidemics in Africa and Asia.
Symptoms: Fever, headache, fatigue, nausea, vomiting, muscle pain, rash, and joint pain. Similar to dengue fever. Lasts a few days to a few weeks.
Proximity: British Virgin Islands and other Caribbean resort islands. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warn that southern U.S. outbreaks are probable.
Giant hybrid python
Cause: Crossbreed of the world's largest python, the Burmese, and one of its most aggressive, the African rock python.
Hybrid: A 20-foot-long snake as thick as a telephone pole. Could be stronger, more durable and aggressive than the Burmese.
Proximity: Both pythons are now overrunning south Florida habitats and wildlife. A U.S. Geological Survey study suggests the snake could move throughout the Southeast.
Red wolves such as the caged one seen here at the Sewee Visitors Center in Awendaw might be interbreeding with coyotes in the wild in north Carolina. A coywolf, a hybrid coyote and wolf is bigger than a coyote and might turn out to be less reclusive than a wolf. (File/Staff) 1/23/2009)×
Mosquitoes such as this Asian tiger can carry a virus that causes a Dengue fever-like illness. The virus already has been found in the Caribbean.×
Red wolves such as the caged one seen here at the Sewee Visitors Center in Awendaw might be interbreeding with coyotes in the wild in north Carolina. A coywolf, or hybrid, is bigger than a coyote and might turn out to be less reclusive than a wolf. (File/Wade Spees/Staff) 1/23/03)×
This photo provided by the South Florida Water Management District shows Josh Friers, with the U.S. Department of Agriculture's wildlife services division, catching a 13.5 foot male Burmese python along the L-28 levee in Miami-Dade County. A hybrid Burmese-African Rock python could be bigger and more aggressive. (AP Photo/South Florida Water Management District) ** NO SALES **×


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Standing/dancing at his Yamaha piano, with legs fanned out like a sumo wrestler and arms encrusted with metallic "vambrace" armor, the man truly attacks his keyboard.
The left hand pounds bass lines with such fervor you'll never notice there's no drummer. His right hand soars and scorches like a rocking electric guitarist. And while there are some mainstream jazz originals and covers mixed into his sets, more often times ELEW is serving up rockin' tunes you know and love from Coldplay, the Rolling Stones, U2, the Cranberries and Michael Jackson "that get people up on their feet, dancing and singing like it's karaoke night," he shared with delight. Oh, and when ELEW launches into a heavy-metal number, "there's even some headbanging," he swore.


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Amigawd. I am brilliant.
Sorry about the crappy BB photo btw.
I made these for lunch and had to share. I kinda eyeballed it, so don't sue me if they crumble haha!
1 lg egg
1 213g can of wild sockeye salmon
generous Tsp of powdered/grated Parmesean
dash pepper
dash Himalayan salt (sea salt works, i'm being fancy today)
sliver o'butter
about 1 cup of almond flour
Step 1:Mush it all around, add more almond if it's too sloppy, you want it like meatball/burger mix
Step 2:Shape into patties (i made 4, but they're pretty filling, i suppose you could make meatballs. Hell, shape it into a feckin' triangle if you want)
Step 3: Bake at 425 for about...10mins. Finish for about 5 under the broiler until brown.
Step 4: Nom voraciously
NOTE: Make sure you add the oil from the canned salmon. It helps keep things moist.
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I'm actually unable to edit photos and eat at the same time, they're so good. I'm too busy nomming like a starved villager
That looks fantastic! Thanks!!
Looks yummy!
I made something very like this but without butter - and cooking in the oven made them dry. I prefer cooking in the oven as they can break up in the frying pan when turning them over! BUT - they came out v. dry. Does the butter keep them moist?
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Floor session Palooza!
Posted at 12:00 PM on February 19, 2007 by Bob Collins
It's a Floor Session Palooza Day at the Capitol. A point to every legislator who speaks to legislation. So far, the Senate is off to a good start, with a spirited debate over SF122, which requires auto restraints for children under 8 years old.
Some Republicans have objected to the bill (a link to which I'd love to give you by the Minnesota Senate Web site has been really poor for the last few days and it's almost impossible to get anything to work on it). It passed the Senate Committee of the Whole (which I consider worthy of FP points).
FP Points (FP - Floor passage) are at stake for Sens. Carlson, Dibble, Ingebrigtsen, Foley, and Dille.
The Senate is also passed SF463, which increases maximium fees that a notary public can charge you (I don't recall ever paying for a notary seal, but then again, I never asked). Currently the maximum is $1. Points are at stake for Sens. Betzold, Olseen, Foley, Jungbauer, and Rummel.
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The collision involved at least four vehicles between junction 8 and 9
The traditional trouser of posh countrymen is threatened by prejudice (and hipsters). But, after a difficult few years, the Sloanes look set to win back their colours, says Simon Usborne
Morpurgo started the farm in the 1970s so that city kids could try country life. Nick Duerden recalls his own week of wonder and wellies
The van forced pedestrians and cyclists to cross a busy road at peak commuter time
Graveney delighted cricket watchers with his mastery of the bowling, his elegance at the crease and his rarely failing geniality and courtesy
Gloucester 36 Leicester Tigers 16: Depleted Leicester endure a third Premiership defeat on the spin for the first time since 2011
Favourite beaten after 420 days out with injury as 66-1 shot claims galliardhomes.com Cleeve Hurdles at Cheltenham
Big Buck's is back. More than a year after effortlessly extending his unbeaten sequence to 18, the four-time World Hurdle winner returns to Cheltenham for the Cleeve Hurdle on trials day to great fanfare and the delight of everyone connected with the sport.
Burns is expected to fill the whole left by Toulouse-bound Toby Flood at the Premiership rivals
Gloucestershire Police officer allegedly swore and said 'you're lucky I didn't knock you out'
Brad Barritt believes the current Saracens side is the best in his five years at the club
Sarries return to the top of the table with a dominant first-half display
The four Welsh regional teams – Cardiff Blues, Newport-Gwent Dragons, Ospreys and Scarlets – have confirmed that they would not sign an extension to their participation agreement with the national governing body. They also warned that without a speedy solution to the long-running row over the Heineken Cup and on the future of the domestic Pro 12 tournament, they would "pursue further competition options".
Worcester's director of rugby, Dean Ryan, makes his first return as a coach to Kingsholm today saying Gloucester are in their worst run of form for 15 years.
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A former Gloucestershire police community support officer who admitted drug-smuggling is facing 16 years in an Indonesian prison, if judges agree to prosecution demands.
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Rossart is an unseen character in Game of Thrones. He is dead by the time of the series and only appears in Histories & Lore. He was a Wisdom of the Alchemists' Guild.
Wisdom Rossart was a loyal servant of King Aerys II Targaryen, during whose reign the Guild rose again to royal favor. Rossart burned Aerys' enemies alive in the Great Hall of the Red Keep. During the War of the Usurper, he rose to Hand of the King.[1]
Following the Battle of the Trident, Aerys had Rossart fill King's Landing with secret caches of wildfire to destroy the city and all those in it should the capital fall to the rebellion. However, Rossart was killed by Ser Jaime Lannister during the capital's sacking to prevent him from carrying out the Mad King's order of destroying the entire city.[2]
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While feverishly taking a bath in Harrenhal alongside Brienne of Tarth, Jaime recalls the turn of events that led him to kill Aerys II Targaryen, indirectly referring to Rossart as "Aerys's pyromancer".[3]
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In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, Wisdom Rossart was the head of the Alchemist's Guild during the reign of Mad King Aerys. He had been elevated largely because he shared the king's passion for fire. He was the pyromancer who had cooked Lord Rickard Stark in his armor with wildfire. After Lord Qarlton Chelsted was burned alive under the Mad King's orders, because he refused to take part in Aerys' plan to destroy the city and tried in vain to dissuade him, Rossart became the new Hand of the King, choosing a burning torch as his personal sigil. Rossart served as Hand for less than a fortnight, before being killed during the Sack of King's Landing. Many people who were not in the capital at the time do not even remember that he was briefly Hand of the King.
After being sent by Aerys to kill Tywin, Jaime caught up with Rossart and killed him, then he returned to the throne room and killed Aerys. Jaime noted that Rossart at least tried to make a fight of it, while Aerys did not resist at all when Jaime slit his throat. Days later, Jaime hunted down the other pyromancers and slew them as well. Belis offered him gold, and Garigus wept for mercy, but Jaime killed them anyway.
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It's the classic Ford v Holden battle - but this time it's as much off-road as on it.
Holden has announced the pricing and arrival of its long-awaited next-generation Colorado ute - and it's going to be fighting head-to-head against Ford's excellent Ranger.
There are four models in the Colorado range, which kicks off at $38,400 and ends with the LTZ model at $61,990. The light trucks will land here in the second half of the year.
Holden has claimed a cross-range payload capacity of one tonne and engine packages ranging from a manual 2.5-litre turbo diesel in the low-end DX 4x2 single cab, through to a 2.8-litre diesel six-speed auto in the LTZ. Those powered by the 132kW 2.8 will be capable of towing 3.5 tonnes, and the smaller 110kW 2.5L will haul three tonnes.
Holden New Zealand's managing director Jeff Murray says demand for the new Colorado is already high.
"We've spent a lot of time ensuring we were able to provide an incredibly competitive Colorado package for our customers that includes great driving dynamics, impressive diesel performance and more than a one-tonne payload on every new model," he said.
"Holden has had a significant input into the new Colorado which has been developed for the global market and has a suspension tune along with many accessories designed to suit our local conditions."
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CLOVIS, N.M. — Edgar Soto, 35 ,of Clovis died Friday, Feb. 10, 2012.
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Mr. Soto was born July 25, 1976, to Jesus Antonio and Martha Coss Soto in Cuauhtemoc, Chihuahua, Mexico. He married Raquel Sierra on Feb. 14, 2007, in Muleshoe, Texas.
Survivors include his wife; three sons, Edgar Soto Jr., Jorge Soto and Mario Soto; a daughter, Bianca Soto; his parents; two sisters, Araceli Soto of Cuauhtemoc, Chihuahua, Mexico, and Mari Barron of Clovis; and a brother, Jesus M. Soto of Cuauhtemoc.
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The History Detectives Special Investigations team brings cutting edge tools to some of our biggest historical mysteries.
Each new hour-long episode asks probing questions behind a single iconic mystery from America's past. Three investigators team up to solve each case: Wes Cowan, an independent appraiser and auctioneer; Kaiama Glover, professor at Barnard College, Columbia University; and Tukufu Zuberi, professor of sociology at the University of Pennsylvania.
In the first episode, the HDSI investigate one of the worst maritime disasters in U.S. history. Officially, the death toll was 1,500. Unofficially, the count may have been far higher. When it mysteriously exploded on April 27, 1865, the Mississippi steamboat SS Sultana was packed with Union soldiers. The war had ended that month; at every stop more and more men clamored to board the homeward-bound ship, which blew up mid-river.
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Context Tuberculosis (TB) is an increasing global problem, despite effective
drug therapies. Access to TB therapy during conflict situations has not been
Objective To determine the effect of irregular TB treatment due to an armed conflict
in Guinea-Bissau, West Africa.
Design, Setting, and Patients Ongoing retrospective cohort study conducted in the capital city of
Bissau among 101 patients with TB who received irregular or no treatment during
the civil war (war cohort; June 7–December 6, 1998) and 108 patients
with TB who received treatment 12 months earlier (peace cohort; June 7–December
6, 1997) and comparison of an additional 42 patients who had completed treatment
before June 6, 1998, and 69 patients who had completed treatment before June
6, 1997.
Main Outcome Measure Mortality rates, compared by irregular (war cohort) vs regular (peace
cohort) access to treatment, by intensive vs continuation phase of treatment,
and by those who had previously completed treatment for TB.
Results Irregular treatment was associated with an increased mortality rate
among patients with TB. The mortality rate ratio (MR) was 3.12 (95% confidence
interval [CI], 1.20-8.12) in the war cohort, adjusting for age, sex, human
immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection, residence, and length of treatment.
Each additional week of treatment before the war started increased probability
of survival by 5% (95% CI, 0%-10%). In the intensive phase of treatment, the
adjusted MR was 3.30 (95% CI, 1.04-10.50) and in the continuation phase it
was 2.26 (95% CI, 0.33-15.34). Increased mortality among the war cohort was
most marked in HIV-positive patients, who had an adjusted MR of 8.19 (95%
CI, 1.62-41.25). Mortality was not increased in HIV-positive or HIV-negative
patients who had completed TB treatment when the war started.
Conclusions Interruption of treatment had a profound impact on mortality among patients
with TB during the war in Guinea-Bissau. Regular treatment for TB was associated
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Combine cucumber, scallions, and dill in a small mixing bowl. Gently fold in creme fraiche and season with salt and pepper. Store in the refrigerator until ready to use. Remove the cedar planks from water and shake to remove excess water. Heat the planks on cooking grate over medium heat until hot, 5 to 7 minutes. Remove from grill and place on heat-safe surface. Put a salmon fillet on top of each plank and drizzle 2 Tbsp. each of lemon juice and olive oil over the top of each fillet. Season them with salt and pepper. Return to cooking grate and grill until the salmon is just cooked through, 12 to 15 minutes. Cut the salmon fillets into individual servings. Top each with a generous dollop of cucumber sauce and serve at once. Makes 6 servings.
In small bowl, combine marinade ingredients. Place steak and 1/3 c. marinade in food-safe plastic bag; turn steak to coat. Close bag securely and marinate in refrigerator 15 minutes to 2 hours, turning occasionally. Cover and refrigerate remaining marinade. Meanwhile, in a large skillet, bring 1 inch of water to a boil; add asparagus. Reduce heat to medium-low. Cover and cook 2 to 3 minutes or until crisp-tender. Drain. In shallow dish, combine asparagus and reserved marinade; turn to coat. Set aside. Remove steak from marinade; discard marinade. Place steak on grid over medium, ash-covered coals. Grill, uncovered, 17 to 21 minutes for medium rare to medium doneness, turning often. During last 3 minutes of grilling, arrange asparagus on grid around steak. Grill 3 minutes, turning once. Season steak and asparagus with salt and pepper. Carve steak crosswise into slices; serve with asparagus. Makes 4 servings.
In a small mixing bowl, mix together the butter, chili powder, oregano, cumin, and cilantro. It should be soft, but not melted. Set aside at room temperature. Brush the ears of corn lightly all over with olive oil. Place on cooking grate and grill, turning occasionally, until the kernels are lightly browned and blistered all over, about 8 to 10 minutes. Brush the Mexican butter on each ear of corn and sprinkle with salt to taste. Serve immediately, accompanied by lime wedges for squeezing on the corn. Makes 12 ears.
Wash the blueberries and pick out any stems or unripe berries. In a medium-sized plastic bowl, place all the berries and the Kahlua. Let them soak for at least 1 hour. Slice the cake into six or more 1-inch slices and brush them with some of the Kahlua. Toast under a broiler or in a toaster oven until golden brown. Serve the berries over the pound cake. A dollop of sour cream is a great accompaniment, if your picnic includes a cooler. Makes 6 servings.


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Wells Fargo (NYSE: WFC ) CEO John Stumpf has been making the media rounds of late, with the housing market on his mind. Stumpf leaves no question about his viewpoint on the subject; Stumpf, and by extension Wells, think that U.S. housing is back.
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"Housing for two-thirds of Americans is still the American Dream. I'm bullish on housing."
This quote puts Wells Fargo's view on housing in no uncertain terms. And Wells' financial statements back up that sentiment. Wells' biggest business is mortgage lending, contributing 26% of total non-interest income in the first quarter. That was the sixth consecutive quarter of mortgage production greater than $100 billion.
Stumpf estimates that the size of the U.S. mortgage market is about $10 trillion, or roughly the equivalent of all the nation's bank deposits combined. Stumpf contends that a market this huge can't exist without both a strong secondary market and some government involvement (probably some tweaked format to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac). Without the secondary markets and government, banks simply don't have the funding to meet public demand at a reasonable price. Remember Econ 101: The same demand with less supply would lead to higher prices.
"Everyone who touches a mortgage should all be interested in making a good mortgage."
This quote strikes at the heart of the financial crisis. When originators, packagers, ratings agencies, and investors fail to understand -- or, worse yet, even consider -- the underlying credit quality of a loan, the entire system falls apart.
Wells is practicing what it preaches. The bank has $252 billion of first-lien mortgage loans on the books as of the first quarter, which is by far the overall highest concentration on its books. Even with such a large portfolio, delinquent loans -- those more than 30 days past due -- are just 4.9%, compared with 9% at Bank of America, 7.1% at JPMorgan Chase, and 5.9% at Citigroup.
Stumpf has recommended that the government should stop purchasing mortgages outright as it does today. He suggests that a move like that would increase accountability throughout the mortgage-origination process. As an alternative, Stumpf thinks it should offer guarantees on these mortgages. The result would be greater recourse for originators and packagers if the loan goes bad. In this scenario, instead of having the government take the loss, private investors would have incentive to police the system and still have the comfort of the full faith and credit of the U.S. government via a guarantee.
"I think it's about jobs, about confidence, about feeling good about where things are going."
At the macro level, Stumpf sees the housing market's recovery as a function of a healing jobs market. Because the purchase of a house is so expensive and is generally funded in part with borrowed money, it's logical that households with stable income (i.e,. a job) would be more likely to purchase.
The economics support Stumpf's view. The April jobs report was resoundingly positive, beating expectations by 25,000 jobs and also including robust upward revisions to the February and March reports.
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- 7-8" large link sterling chain
- 1 large lobster clasp
- 1 – 100pc package of 1 ½″ thin headpins
- Assorted beads: 200-300, including spacers
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Attach clasp to one end of chain.
Add ½″ of beads to headpin.
Grip headpin wire with the tip of the chain-nose plier just above the beads and bend to a 90º angle.
Using the round-nose pliers turn the wire up and around to form a loop, bringing the wire back to a right angle.
Slip the loop into the link of the chain.
Using the chain-nose plier, hold loop and wrap the wire several times around until it reaches the base of the bead. Remember to keep the wire at a right angle while wrapping. This will ensure an even coil.
Trim excess wire, and tuck the end down with the chain-nose plier. This can be tricky – use the tip of the plier on the tip of the wire and gently press into the direction of the coil.
Repeat the process until desired fullness is achieved. Usually 2 dangles from each chain link.
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Any tips for a newbie? I am having issues when I fasten the beads to the chain, I keep snipping the chain while holding the loop. Is there a preferred chain type for this?
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I've always wanted to make a cluster bracelet! After reading your steps for this beautiful one, I now plan on making several for gifts. Thanks for sharing! ;D Niecie
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I love the clear pictures and great instructions. This is such a big help when making something. Thank you.
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I have made this type of bracelet, for many years now. It allows you to be as creative as you want, as well as, use up any scraps in a sassy way. Enjoy beading! It's truly addictive!
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I'm a try anything - do everything crafter. I'm a beginner at beading and this seems like an easy project. Thanks for sharing.
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In a controversial move designed to take advantage of Rutgers' rising football fortunes, university officials plan to start a $102 million stadium expansion before securing all the money needed to complete it.
The Rev. William Howard, chairman of the university's Board of Governors, said the board has enough confidence in Gov. Jon Corzine's pledge to raise $30 million from private sources it will likely approve the project at a meeting Tuesday morning.
Howard and other university officials declined to say whether there is a back-up plan if Corzine can't produce the cash. However, George Zoffinger, an outspoken member of the Board of Governors and the chairman of its audit committee, said no back-up plan exists.
"It's totally ridiculous," said Zoffinger, who has criticized athletic department spending in the past. "You wouldn't do this with your own money."
Howard said the board was operating on the assumption Corzine will make good on his promise.
"If there were ever a need for the university to address the unforeseen likelihood of the governor's failure in his undertaking, we would inform the public of our plans at that time," he said.
If the board votes to approve the project Tuesday, the university will quickly borrow $72 million and begin construction next month so it can complete the first phase of the expansion before the upcoming season.
Read more in Tuesday's Star-Ledger, and find full coverage at The Star-Ledger's Rutgers football page.
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Despite rainy skies, the 2009 Paris Air Show gets off to a bright start for Airbus. Louis Gallois, Chief Executive Officer of Airbus' EADS parent company, welcomes French Prime Minister François Fillon to the Airbus stand, which features a representative A350 XWB forward fuselage section. Meanwhile, Qatar Airways provides an opening-day boost of business optimism, signing a firm contract for 24 A320 Family aircraft.
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can turtles be happy alone?
Posted 07 October 2003 - 07:28 PM
My question is for "Valor" my little eastern painted.He lives alone.Do turtles get lonely?Would he be happier with a friend? Or can he live alone just fine? I was thinking maybe when he got older they could maybe all live together..If not maybe I should think of a buddy for him...[^]opinions please....
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And Dancer, no offence but is it really an option not to get a buddy for Valor? [
You know you *want* one more turtle. We all want one more I guess [[[
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I do notice a how species behave differently, but that could just be a behavioural trait. I won't argue that cooters seem more social, because all the cooters I've seen I've noticed this.
I do think that turtle can live alone, but may do better in groups for fitness reasons.
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Thought about getting a bigger tank and roommate for Spartacus, but he takes up enough room alone, plus he just does his own thing all day.
As long as he has his bark and rocks to hump, flutter at, and some feeder fish to chase....
...I honestly think he only really cares about eating,looking for food, begging for food, basking, and trying to hump rocks. I don't think much else goes through his mind.
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However, I know one thing for sure: it has nothing to do with the size of their brains. Size does not matter! [
And that holds true even for brains (e.g. male human brains are on average larger than female ones .)
Posted 09 October 2003 - 06:20 AM
Turtles aren't like humans, so we don't know if they even have logic. For all we know they could love being alone. I notice social interactions between turtles, but I do not think they care that the other turtle is around, they just swim on by or use the other turtle as a floation device.
Turtles are not humans, therefore, we cannot rationalize them thinking like humans.
Posted 09 October 2003 - 07:21 AM
Its my eastern painted I'm thinking of for a buddy..He seems content alone..but really going to think on this one...[]one more painted.....[
Posted 09 October 2003 - 07:25 AM
Sometimes I think my two YBS stick together, even doing things together (playing maybe) But of course thats *my* interpretation, not theirs
On the other hand Ive never even tried to separate them but maybe they dont mind being alone. I dont know.
About the brain thing: I hope I did not offend you. At least I didnt mean to.
I just could not resist the tempation, being a neuroscientist myself. Sorry [
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An ill webcomic about some chick and her bro and her sis, and they're in Canada or something. Also, anime!
Seriously, what's the deal with shrub monkeys? There's a monkey in it, like, once.
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A hilarious comic made by a very talented artist by the name of KT Shy. It features the artist's siblings, Hes and Shagster. There's not too shrubs, though. Or monkeys for that matter.
Dude! That comic is totally Shrub Monkeys.
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The plan is simple. Get in, grab all the money, get out. Everyone has a role in this heist, and if we do our jobs correctly, nobody sees us and nobody needs to get hurt, see?
Thing is, when you're playing Monaco — the fantastic class-based co-op stealth game — things don't always go according to plan. That's not a bad thing. Typically, class-based games work best when everyone knows how to effectively use their specific class. Typically, we play games to be efficient at them: in this case, since it's a stealth game, you'd think that, above all, you'd want to avoid getting caught. If you're playing as Monaco's Mole, for example, you'd think you'd want to be mindful about what parts of the level you tear down: the ability is noisy and attracts guards.
And sure, there's pleasure in being sneaky in stealth games. That's especially the case when a game seems to change for the worse when you get caught — Leigh Alexander describes Metal Gear Solid 3 as being a game where "You feel a sense of pleasure and mastery so long as you don't generate noise or movement above a certain acceptable baseline. Call enough attention to yourself and suddenly you're fighting an unpleasant combat game in which you experience crushing anxiety and virtual pain."
Monaco is less like Metal Gear Solid and more like Pac-Man, in that the game becomes better when you're in danger. In Pac-Man, as Robert Boyd puts it, you switch between being a predator who can kill everything, to being vulnerable prey — and much of Monaco is in making these switches intentionally (versus making these switches because of a screw-up, like you might in most stealth-games).
Plus, thanks to the timer, Monaco is less about stealth than it is navigating a level quickly. And speed doesn't always mean furtive finesse. Speed might mean going, "Screw it," and recognising the shortest route between you and your goal is directly in front of a bunch of guard dogs. You're going to take it anyway. And when you do — when that dog sees you, this music starts playing:
It's so pulse-poundingly perfect, you feel as if you're supposed to be playing like that the entire time. Pac-Man isn't thrilling until the ghosts are chasing you. That's still the case here, though beyond the pleasure of trying to navigate a level while under pressure, heists are interesting because things go wrong, no? It feels more romantic, more true to the heist spirit, to play Monaco brashly, knowing you'll risk being caught.
Hence Monaco is the rare game where I don't mind having a lack of communication with other players, or having someone else mess up mid-level. Yes, we'll try our best to play it safe, but when that doesn't work, the slips and mistakes aren't something to dread. That's when the game becomes interesting. Actually, Monaco reminds me of Borderlands a bit.
Borderlands is best played with four other people, as the difficulty scales to an absurd level. It's not just more monsters, it's bigger monsters, deadlier monsters — literally badass monsters. With four players, Borderlands becomes the adrenaline junkie's dream. Monaco can similarly become entropy with more people. And if it does, it's like an added layer of challenge where you have to know how to react and adapt quickly, while in danger.
Granted, Monaco also becomes more complex with more people: multiple classes means more opportunities for sophisticated strategies. If you play by yourself, you are restricted to only using your abilities. With more people, you can pursue routes and approaches to a level you couldn't otherwise.
Maybe you get the Lookout to scope out the scene for you before going forward, and when the coast is clear, you get the Mole to bust down some walls. With this alternate route, the Cleaner, who can take out enemies, has the opportunity to get the jump on some unsuspecting guards. You wouldn't be able to do most of that stuff on your own, especially if you're not playing as those classes.
Some people will want to figure that stuff out, see which combinations work best under specific circumstances. I am too, by virtue of playing it and paying attention to what's happening. But for the most part, there's only two words for the heart of Monaco, Borderlands and even games like Super Smash Bros: chaos reigns.
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Annual statice is wonderful for a variety of bouquets and projects because of its wide array of colors.
Elise Payne grows bunches of statice in her community garden plot and has developed a small business drying and using it to decorate gift items.
You should be able to purchase transplants next month, but Payne, of Strafford, Chester County, prefers to grow her statice from seed, sowing it inside on a windowsill or under light units during the last week of April. Like globe amaranth, annual statice is sensitive to cold, damp soil, so Payne suggests waiting until the first week of June to transplant the seedlings, unless you live in a sheltered location where the soil warms up quickly.


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Nick Cannon and Mariah Carey have separated and are living apart, the America's Got Talent host tells celebrity blog The Insider With Yahoo.
Cannon is quoted saying, "We have been living in separate houses for a few months."
Carey, 44, and Cannon, 33, married in 2008.
The couple reportedly separated back in May and have been secretly working out a property settlement and custody agreement over their three-year-old twins Moroccan and Monroe with their lawyers, according to TMZ, which also reported that the divorce plans are a "done deal."
In May Cannon told Parade Magazine that there was no truth to the divorce rumors.
Parade: How do you guys deal with the ongoing tabloid rumors about your relationship, like that you're divorcing?
Cannon: "You kind of have to ignore it because every week it's something different, and if you paid attention to it, it actually probably would start really affecting you...There's no merit or truth to it. It's kind of humorous, really. It couldn't be further off from the truth, and it really affects the credibility of the so-called newspapers."


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For the second time in just a few days, an elderly Flagler County man was attacked when intruders robbed his home.
Edmon Welch, 32, was arrested and charged in the home invasion. Officers are still looking for two other people involved in the invasion and said they have good leads.
Officers said Welch and his two accomplices burst into the victim's Anderson Street home about 1:30 p.m. Saturday and demanded money from the victim.
The homeowner, who is in his 80s, suffered cuts to his arms.
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I like your idea of making a property line system, however I'm interested in how it's going to pan out. However, I'm thinking that you need to update with more screenshots as opposed to fakemon, at least show some of those within the game. Also, on that notion of fakemon, I like most of the sprites, however I think 101 of them would be quite ambitious and a little
many to be quite frank, but that's me. To be honest, what you're lacking majorly, is diversity between your screenshots, the updates look the same as the original screens and I think you need to mix it up a little, add to your tileset for example. The mapping seems to be quite good however, maybe you should push the boundaries and take the advantage of RMXP and add depth with the ability to add more tiles, more flow and more features to your mapping style.
All in all, you've got a steady base, you just need to work on convincing us that there's more than just aesthetics to this game, I'd like to see some events and some more towns with a different look than those already shown. Best of luck with your project, if you need further critique I'm free to offer my assistance.
First of all, I understand your worry fakemon-wise, but I also want to focus on player choice. With the storyline taking presidence, player choice would therefore suffer as a consequence (I originally wasn't even going to allow gender or name chocie for sake of the storyline). More fakemon = more player choice. I also want to create a game the player can become immersed in. I have revealed (so-far) very little about the backstories of towns or what they contain or about fakemon's movesets or even the typing of the gym leaders. This is to create an unknown fronteir for the player to explore and discover. Using and developing the fakemon is part of that.
As for events, nothing is very sleek at the moment. This will arrive, eventually.
Tiles. In an ideal world I would have tilers of the same quality as Garnet's or Helios' making unique tiles for the game. Unfortunately, it is just me and my lack of talent in this field means I have been using public tilesets by Alistair and CalisProjects so far, which are brilliant - just not unique. I will have to tile myself at points - the pyramids, ski resort etc. - but what I really need is someone who can sit down and make some stunning tiles.
Thanks for taking the time to formulate and type such an in-depth response. That's how I improve the game. :cer_smile:
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I agree that the world he created is "Awesome", but the one thing that bugs me about this fantastic game is that you need some really, really good tiles to pull off the atmosphere you are attempting to create. I mean, your tiles atm are subpar, and really can't create a game players can immerse themselves in, (none of which is your fault).
If you can find a skilled tile artist, this game will definetly have my respect, Cynic.
Unfortunately that is the project's Achille's Heel. I am going to try my best to grab the attension of possible tile-spriters through Pokecommunity and Deviantart in order to get more unique tiles. I can make tiles myself, and will have to eventually; I'm just not very good at it.
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Aenopolis is the 8th Gym?To me, it sounded like a 7th Gym Town, Or maybe somewhere with some Big Hi-Tech Ship that Takes you to The Elite Four,and afterward, Battle Frontier.
Oh, and Can you Ride Kyusak?
I just thought of some Moves that might Be good for your game.
Ride: Maybe HM.The Pokemon Charges at the Opponent.It can also be used to go Faster on Flat Terrain.
Accuracy: 100
Toxic Health:Kyusak's Evolutionary Line Move. It can Powerfully Poison an Opponent, but can also be used on an Ally to heal them by one quarter of their Max Health.
Those are some Of My Ideas.
~Ruler Arceus
The Elite 4 are at Ascension Castle.
I dislike the idea of so may HM's. "Ride" would just be a natural feature.
Thanks for making a suggestion, but stats abilities etc. have already been decided. Trust me, you will not be disapointed.
And yes, you can ride Kyusak. :cer_wink: They're a bit rare though.
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Nice! But, not to offense you, didn't you get the Fonts folder? You are currently using the ARIAL font in your game and doesn't look good in it. Anyway, It is SUPER BRILLIANT! The fakemon were good!
The whole game will be made more sleek prior to any release. Don't worry. :cer_wink:
New Logo
A new logo has been designed by the brilliant Artic.uno!
New Map
The region map has been made anew! This is how it will appear in-game (I may tweak it slightly). I still havn't decided which style to use:
The one on the left is by me, the right is by NikNaks. NikNak's one, if used, may need a little altering.
Littlebeach Town
Freewharf Town
Southport City
Ode Town
Myrtle City
Wattsville City
Radiant City
Vestige City
Meadowranch Town
Everlanche City
Drygulch City
Sanctuary Town
Neonbright City
Rustshore City
Soulemn Town
Tropica City
Murkreek Town
Autumnleaf Town
Aeonopolis City
Cape Infinity
New Forest sawmill
Wattsville Dam
Lake Valient Geothermal Plant
Mt. Ardour
Terracotta Tomb
Vestige Catacombs
Amity Airfield
Howling Cave
Shiver Summit
Prestige Resort
Wintershore Tunnel
Abandonned Mine
Stormy Mesa Wind Farm
Ancient Pyramids
Relic Beach
Noctis Crater
Carmine Reef
Everglades Safari Adventure!
Riddle Rock
Ranger Outpost
Ancaster Mansion
Autumnleaf Vineyard
Searoar Spiral
Futuretech Nuclear Plant
Aeonopolis Sewers
Deepsea Trench
Dragon's Roost/Dragon's Keep
Victory Gate
Triumph Landing
Ascension Castle
Astral Peak
Astral Shrine
Diluculo Island
Whispering Cliffs
Melody Thicket
Myrtle Valley
Timber Track
New Forest
Wattsville Reservoir
Mountain Cycleway
Lake Valient
Basalt Path
Calamity Pass
Vestige Green
Halcyon Plains
Dusty Ridge
Blizzard Verge
Wintergreen Trail
Meltwater Gorge
Windrush Canyon
Immortal Desert
Verdant Oasis
Thorny Scrub
Lucky Lane
Ribbon Sea
Nox Island
Tropica Everglades
Victalis National Park
Shady Bayou
Dark Swamp
Shimmer Glade
Russet Falls
Amber Bridge
Crepusculum Island
Zephyr Bridge
Aeonopolis Outskirts
Amaranth Dots
Triumph Straits
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Fashion: The t-shirts. Walter, Dude, and other characters' costumes at festivals and as popular Halloween costumes. The Valkyries.
Fan Media: The books written by fans and "aca-fans" alike, including I'm a Lebowski, You're a Lebowski: The Life, The Big Lebowski, and What Have You (2007), Two Gentlemen of Lebowski: A Most Excellent Comedie and Tragical Romance (2010), The Dude De Ching (2010), Got Any Kahlua: Collected Recipes of the Dude (2011), The Abide Guide: Living Like Lebowski (2011), The Big Lebowski: An Illustrated, Annotated History of the Greatest Cult Film of All Time (2012), Dudesong (2012), as well as academic books such as The Year's Work in Lebowski Studies (2009), The Big Lebowski and Philosophy: Keeping Your Mind Limber with Abiding Wisdom (2012), and the BFI Film Classics volume (2008). Also: Eddie Chung's documentary, The Achievers: The Story of the Lebowski Fans (2009).
Virtual: websites such as Dudeism.com, blogs, fan films, YouTube tributes
Merchandise: t-shirts, rugs, the soundtrack (even without the Credence), and "what-have-yous"
Gender and Sexuality: You mean coitus? Maude's feminism. Male vs. female fandom at festivals. Jackie Treehorn (who "treats objects like women, man") and the pornographic industry.
Language: The quotable Lebowski. Its effect on common parlance and the "preferred nomenclature."
Cult: How does fandom for The Big Lebowski compare to that of other cult films? How does it compare to sci-fi/fantasy fandom? The history of The Big Lebowski midnight screenings.
Economies: merchandising, the film's rise after its failure at the box office
Influence: Bowling, imbibing White Russians, and other attendant rituals involved with festivals and midnight screenings.
Festivals: This is where you can cover the phenomenon of the Lebowski fests held all over the US and now globally.
The place of the film in general and Coen Brothers fandom/cult following
Interviews with Lebowski Fest organizers or authors of other Lebowski books are also welcome.
For more on the Fan Phenomena series, see http://www.intellectbooks.co.uk/books/view-Series,id=32/
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Films that have been screened at RNFF have received distribution deals, actors have been hired for television series, casted in feature films and asked to be presenters at NAACP Image Awards. Writers have been placed with show runners on television shows these are a few of the key benefits that the film festival provides. One of our major accomplishments is that RNFF has locked down exclusive screenings with major production companies and choosing films to screen that go on to win awards!
> Summit Entertainment's "Twilight- New Moon" which RNFF screened before going into public theaters, this was a first for Summit Entertainment in regards to a festival.
> "Frozen River" screened at RNFF and went on to garner two Academy Award nominations and six Spirit Awards nominations.
> "The Garden" screened at RNFF and went on to receive a nomination for Best Documentary Feature at the 81st Academy Awards.
> "Yellow Rock" feature film has won awards across the country since winning their first award at RNFF 2011 as well as received a national distribution deal as a result of being directly screened and won an award at our festival.
> 2012, RNFF was invited to submit our festival films for consideration into the NAACP Image Awards. This was the first time in the history of the NAACP Image Awards that American Indian Films were considered.
> "Honor the Treaties" after screening and winning Best Doc Sort @ RNFF 2012, the short went on to Win an Emmy 2013.


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Alan Moore looks at the 2018 World Cup draw for Ireland and gives his thoughts on each opponent.
Alan Moore looks at the 2018 World Cup draw for Ireland and gives his thoughts on each opponent.
Ahead of their Euro 2016 qualifier, Gerry Farrell looks back at some of the previous meetings between Ireland and Georgia.
Ahead of Ireland's friendly with Oman, Matt Gault looks at the current state the Ireland team and what is needed to get them to Euro 2016.
Once again we've teamed up with Dailymotion to bring you a live game, and this time it's the World Cup qualifier between France and Georgia.
Alan Moore tkaes us to Belarus this week for a look at BATE Borisov.
Former Newcastle United and Wolverhampton Wanderers striker Temuri Ketsbaia has been appointed the new manager of the Georgian national team. The 41 year old succeeds Hector Cuper who stepped down recently. Ketsbaia was previously in charge of Anorthosis Famagusta, winning two Cypriot league titles in five years and guiding them to the Champions League. He […]


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Outreach Services:
The North Dakota School for the Deaf/Resource Center for Deaf and Hard of Hearing has expanded its mission to include that of a resource center on hearing loss with responsibility to serve all citizens in North Dakota who are deaf and hard of hearing. Through offices in Devils Lake, Fargo, Bismarck, Minot and Rolla the Outreach department strives to support adults and children who are deaf and hard of hearing, their families and the schools/agencies involved. As per recent legislation (ND Century Code 25-07-12), the school for the deaf may collaborate (not compete) with public and private entities for the provision of services to adult individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing.
Other services are provided in a variety of ways and are individualized based on the specific needs of each situation. Services are provided free of charge. Outreach services include, but are not limited to the following:
Professional Consultation
Certified Teachers of the Deaf skilled in the areas of academics, language, speech, and auditory skills can provide assistance to school or agency teams in determining the areas of need for deaf and hard of hearing students.
- Classroom observation
- Demonstration/modeling of instructional strategies
- IEP meeting attendance
- Parent workshops
- Professional development courses in education of students who are deaf/hard of hearing
- Individualized parent/family training
- Individualized inservice training for school/agency staff
- Presentations at local, regional and state events
Comprehensive Assessment Services
- Development of an assessment plan
- Assessment available in the areas of Audiology, speech and auditory skills, language and communication, academic skills, cognitive ability, social-emotional development and vocational skills
- Recommendations regarding program and design based on assessment results
- Parent-Infant Program Brochure (825kb pdf)
- Printable brochure outlining details of the Parent-Infant Program.
- Resource on Hearing Loss: NDSD/RCDHH (106kb pdf)
- Information detailing NDSD responsibilities in serving the citizens of North Dakota.
- Resource Manual (3.1Mb pdf)
- Excellent resource developed to provide information for families with children who are deaf and hard of hearing, age birth to five years old, and their families.
- Toy Guide (857kb pdf)
- Excellent resource listing suggested age appropriate toys and the benefits they provide to your child.
- NDSD/RCDHH Connections
- Comprehensive newsletter, publication of the Outreach department, offering interesting articles on various topics, activities for parents of children who are deaf and hard of hearing and updates on events happening locally and nationally.
- • Connections, Winter 2015 (1,253kb pdf)
- • Connections 2011-12 (334kb pdf)
- • Connections, Fall 2007 (954kb pdf)
Annual Events
- Summer Camp
- Family Learning Vacation
- Statewide Art Contest
- Deaf Awareness Week Activities
Parent-Infant / School-Aged (up to 21) Services:
Contact your regional office if you have any questions related to hearing loss related to children from birth to graduation from high school including resources and services available.
Carol Lybeck, Coordinator
Denise Marback
1401 College Drive North
Devils Lake, ND 58301
Nicole Swartwout
Memorial Hall
500 University Avenue West
Minot, ND 58707
Linda Ehlers
Ashley Martin
1321 S. 23rd St.
Fargo, ND 58103
Tami Iszler
418 East Broadway, Ste. 228
Bismarck, ND 58501
Adult Services
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Kathy Frelich
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Leverage ColdFusion Array's Underlying Iterator Object
Just a quick little experiment here to test and demo how you can use the Java iterator object that is accessible from the ColdFusion array object. An array is a collection, and like a lot of collections in Java, it has a method to return an iterator that will iterate over all the items in the collection using the iterator interface.
The one thing that is nice about the iterator is that it uses a very standard, very simple looping syntax. Check it out below:
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- <cfset arrGirls[ 1 ].Freckles = true />
- <cfset arrGirls[ 1 ].Cute = "Very" />
- <cfset arrGirls[ 2 ] = StructNew() />
- <cfset arrGirls[ 2 ].Name = "Marci" />
- <cfset arrGirls[ 2 ].Freckles = false />
- <cfset arrGirls[ 2 ].Cute = "Not so much" />
- <cfset arrGirls[ 3 ] = StructNew() />
- <cfset arrGirls[ 3 ].Name = "Julia" />
- <cfset arrGirls[ 3 ].Freckles = false />
- <cfset arrGirls[ 3 ].Cute = "Yes" />
- <cfset arrGirls[ 4 ] = StructNew() />
- <cfset arrGirls[ 4 ].Name = "Liz" />
- <cfset arrGirls[ 4 ].Freckles = false />
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To me, this just looks very simple and nice. That is NOT to say that this is better than the traditional index loop from 1 to the ArrayLen() of the array. It's just different.
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Yeah, but the catch is that the iterator is easily invalidated. Some quick testing revealed that no matter what you do to the array, any modification to the structure resulted in an invalid iterator and a thrown exception on the next use of the iterator.
I tried deleting elements before and after the iterator with ArrayDeleteAt, as well as inserting elements before and after the iterator with ArrayAppend, etc. All made a big kaboom.
However, the iterator's remove() method still works. I guess that would be useful for stack-type arrays or maybe even a filtering function. The loss of the element index makes the array itself essentially read-or-destroy-only if using an iterator.
Interesting, though.
You are saying you used ArrayDeleteAt() WHILE you were in the iterator? I have not tested that. However, if I manipulate the array before getting the iterator, or after I am done with all iterator features, everything works fine.
If you look at the Java methods for the Iterator, you will see that there is no way to reset the iterator. No MoveToFirst() or anything like that. The iterator creates a one-way reader. You can't use the iterator more than once. If you get an iterator, it doesn't even matter if you manipulate the array - if you want to use the iterator again, you have to re-get it so that it can start from the end.


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8-Belvidere at 1-Cedar Grove. 5-Hasbrouck Heights at 4-Butler. 6-Verona at 3-Pompton Lakes. 7-Cresskill at 2-Saddle Brook.
DEFENDING CHAMPION: Pompton Lakes.
Pompton Lakes: The team is averaging 44.3 points per game and has only allowed 22 for the season. Robbie Meyers has been the model of efficiency at QB and Dane Torres, Corey Flynn, Drew Rayford and Ryan Kazanowski lead an offense that scored 34 points or more in all of its games. Dane and Brandon Torres, Myles McMahon, Jose Arroyo, Connor Otto, Ryan Montanez and Vojo Cogura lead a defense that's forced 18 turnovers and 27 sacks.
Saddle Brook: The team's only loss is to Hasbrouck Heights and they ended the season with a 13-7 win over New Milford. Jon Gelenius, Chris Jacobson and Kevin Bottine, Alex Fernandez lead the offense, while Andrew Dzeidzic, Paul Gawin and Devin Marchesani lead the defense.
Cedar Grove: Team has won its last seven games and gone through a tough schedule with games against strong Group 2s and some Group 4s. The team relies on so many players. Joe Slattery is the QB, Paul Rufo and David Njoku are the top receivers and Charlie Dorman, Mike Rowe, Corey Weinstein and Mike Bocchino all share carries. The line is strong with Hatil Ersen, Vincent Cordasco, Mike McNab, Rob Wipfler, Zach Lynch, and Nick Kumburus. A lot of those guys play defense, too, with Ben Schumacher.
Butler: The only loss of the season came to Group 2 contender Mountain Lakes by
one-point (14-13). The offense can put up points (31.5 per game) behind QB Chris Heredia, RB Ryan Cirillo and stable of receivers led by Travis Canty, Nick Ballistrieri, Ryan MinogueKirc Bargamento and Jason DeLattiboudere. Nick Kapusta and Glenn Reger are two names to keep an eye on with the defense.
Verona: This is your typical grind-it-out team, and if you do beat them, expect to play four quarters. Here's its losses: by eight to Cedar Grove (14-6), by eight to Weequahic (28-20) and a seven-point loss to Newark Central (14-7). They've also beaten Shabazz. Frank Greco, Matt McKeown, Luke Sniatkowski and Alex Harrington are solid two-way players with a gamer at QB in Frank Ferrari.
Hasbrouck Heights at Butler
Verona at Pompton Lakes
Chris Heredia, Butler: The QB has thrown for over 300 yards four times and is 138-for-221 passing (62.4%) for 2,352 yards with 19 TDs with three INTs and he's also rushed for five scores. He threw for a season-high 415 yards with three TDs against Whippany Park and has thrown for less than 200 yards once.
Paul Rufo, Cedar Grove: The athlete is a factor at receiver, defensive back and kicker. He's caught 25 passes for 617 yards and five TDs and also has 28 tackles and four interceptions, in addition to handling all the kicking duties. Rufo can make the tough catches and has a knack for making the clutch plays.
Dane Torres, Pompton Lakes: A solid two-way player who's averaging 11 tackler per game and more than nine yards per carry. He's got 56 carries for 520 yards and 10 TDs -- including a 10-carry, 154-yard, two-TD game against New Milford. On defense, he's one of the team leaders with 77 tackles, with double-digit tackles in all but one game.
Frank Greco, Verona: Splits time in the backfield with McKeown, but is a physical runner. Also highlights as a tough linebacker and he and McKeown make up a strong LB unit. Can also be effective in the screen game on offense.
Matt Craig, Belvidere: Craig is one of the team's leaders on offense with 114 carries for 665 yards and nine scores and also caught two TD passes. Has four 100-yard rushing games, including 155 yards and two TDs on 14 carries in a win over Brearley.
Anthony Seidel, Hasbrouck Heights: The RB/OLB is a difference-maker on both sides of the ball. On offense, he picks up big chunks of yardage on the ground and, on defense, he's a high-volume tackler with a nose for the ball.
Cedar Grove over Pompton Lakes
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Testimonies from the workers who helped create the world's first atomic bomb have been posted on a new website.
The "Voices of the Manhattan Project" website is the first step in what organizers say will create a central repository for the oral histories surrounding the once mysterious World War II-era project.
Developed by the Los Alamos Historical Society and the Washington, D.C.-based Atomic Heritage Foundation, the website is an attempt to organize oral histories that for years have been scattered across the country and hard for the public to access.
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Today [16 November], after a long fight, the European Commission has finally launched an EU Plan of Action (1) to reduce seabird bycatch: the incidental deaths of seabirds ensnared in fishing gears.
The RSPB along with its EU partners have advocated for an action plan since 2001 (2), when the European Commission first committed to proposing one.
Here on the Welsh coast, the Welsh fishing fleet do not significantly contribute to the seabird bycatch problem. As a result, we are calling on Welsh Government to support the EU Seabird Action Plan, and ensure that all EU vessels fishing within Welsh waters adhere to the plan's recommendations to reduce seabird bycatch.
For more information please go to www.rspb.org.uk/wales