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HED 702 Methods of Research (3)
This course provides an overview of methods used to conduct and evaluate research in the area of social science. This course will include discussion on the scientific method, development of research questions, exploration of literature, formulation of research designs, and professional critique of methodologies. Additionally, the focus of this course will be on the continuum of designs from the least to most constraint. Qualitative and quantitative designs will be reviewed.
HED 703 Advanced Research Methodologies: Qualitative and Quantitative (3)
In this course, students will review both qualitative and quantitative methodologies utilized in designing research studies in the field of higher education. Topics will include descriptive and inferential statistics as well as a variety of supporting designs, which students will find applicable to their dissertation studies. (Pre-requisite HED 702)
HED 704 Advanced Research: Action Research Design (3)
This course covers techniques for and critical thinking about the evaluation of changes in educational practices and policies in universities, organizations, and informal contexts. Topics include participatory design of practices and policies in a framework of action research, institutional learning, the wider reception or discounting of evaluations, and selected case studies, including those arising from semester-long student projects. (Pre-requisite HED 702)
HED 705 Introduction to Higher Education (3)
This course examines the historical, political, philosophical, and cultural shifts including technology that have given rise to and shaped modern day higher educational practice. Special focus will be placed on the objectives and functions of various types of higher education institutions and the adult learning population in contemporary colleges and universities.
HED 712 Higher Education Administration, Change & Innovation (3)
This course is will provide an overview of the basic organizational structure of higher education and how leadership at every level may use that structure to facilitate change and innovation. In that light, the role of each leadership unit (academic affairs, student affairs, enrollment management, finance, institutional advancement) is examined.
HED 720 Cognition, Learning, and Pedagogy (3)
Based on contemporary research in cognitive science including information processing, organization of knowledge, and complex cognitive skills, this course will apply theory to the practice of pedagogy. Learning styles, brain- based behavior, and the concepts of multiple intelligences will be explored.
HED 721 Diversity and Multiculturalism in Higher Education (3)
This addresses historical, contemporary and research aspects the major areas related to diversity, multiculturalism, and equity in higher education. This course emphasizes development of the awareness, knowledge, and skills necessary to be a multicultrurally-competent higher education faculty and/or administrator through the lens of structural inequality and diversity. It emphasizes the practitioner's responsibilities, challenges, and opportunities for creating and sustaining affirming, pluralistic, and inclusive campus communities for all students.
HED 725 Finance and Strategic Planning (3)
This course reviews budgeting and planning models appropriate to a broad spectrum of higher education programs. Topics will include accounting methods, financial management strategies, asset management, risk control, resource allocation, revenue sources, fiscal planning, and the impact of governmental fiscal policies.
HED 730 Ethics and Decision Making (3)
This course will provide students with a comprehensive, interdisciplinary approach to theories and practices of leadership ethics within higher education. Students will reflect on personal ethical stances, examine the influence of ethics and values on leadership and decision making, and analyze and critique ethical issues in a variety of contexts to frame their professional ethical perspectives.
HED 731 Best Practices in Teaching and Learning (3)
This course is designed for current and aspiring college level teachers and focuses on the practical application of best practices in teaching in today's diverse college classroom. After a theoretical research-based foundation, best practices are identified, modeled, and evaluated.
HED 732 Evaluation and Assessment in College Teaching (3)
This course is designed for current and aspiring college level teachers and focuses on the variety of evaluative methods used to assess student learning. After a theoretical research-based foundation, various models of evaluation are developed, discussed and evaluated. Student outcomes assessment is explained and students can prepare an assessment plan for course learning outcomes that can be implemented in the next semester.
HED 735 Public Policy and Legal Issues (3)
This course examines the legal principles within which higher education functions, with emphasis on structure, personnel, programs, property, and finance. Public policy issues related to federal and state funding mandates and compliance will be explored as well as the role of higher education leaders in assisting legislators with making policy decisions.
HED 740 Curriculum Design, Delivery, and Assessment (3)
This course focuses on current standards for curriculum design and assessment in accordance with the standards set by state and regional authorities. Students will become familiar with state and regional agency documents related to the design and development of new programs as well as the assessment of existing programs. Modification and adaptation of the curriculum for students with special needs will be examined.
HED 745 Strategies for Institutional Advancement (3)
By providing both a theoretical framework and practical applications, this course will engage students in the history, status, and challenges of institutional advancement. Areas covered will include alumni relations, institutional positioning, marketing, communications, and funds development. The relationship of these activities to academic priorities, strategic planning, government regulations, and policy initiatives will also be covered.
HED 748 Enrollment Management (3)
This course will examine current trends pertaining to recruitment and retention of students at all levels of higher education. The application of technology to enrollment management along with the impact of recent changes in financial aid regulations will be discussed.
HED 750 Student Services in Higher Education (3)
Taking both theoretical and practice-based approaches, this course will examine the wide range of issues currently affecting student development and engagement. Topics include enrollment management, diversity issues, residence life, student activities, athletics, discipline, and campus security.
HED 755 Program and Instructional Evaluation (3)
This course will focus on strategic planning for program and institutional research and assessment. Topics will include the development of clear outcomes expectations, selection of reliable instrumentation, data collection plans, and feedback loops. The role of accreditation agencies will be examined.
HED 760 Current Issues in Higher Education (3)
This course provides an overview of topics and policies of current importance in higher education. Topics include: response to federal mandates, enrollment management, minority student retention, faculty development, management of adult learning programs, and fund raising during times of economic downturn.
HED 765 Advanced Topics in Higher Education (Independent Study) (1-3)
A one-semester independent project, which meets the approval of the program chair and is conducted under faculty supervision, will frame this course. Students may merit one, two, or three credits according to the complexity of the project.
HED 790 Dissertation Seminar (3)
This seminar is designed to prepare students for beginning the dissertation in the Fall semester. Students review the Dissertation Handbook, including dissertation requirements, formatting, information technology, committee selection, ethical issues in research, and the department's timeline for completing the dissertation process. Students work in seminar format to refine dissertation topics and methodology, and to complete a dissertation proposal prospectus. Grading is "Pass" or "Fail." (Pre-requisite HED 797)
(Prerequisite: all required course work prior to the Dissertation Research Seminar with a GPA of at least 3.3 and also must secure the approval of the chair/program director)
HED 797 Comprehensive Examination (0)
This examination is a culminating experience which reflects the student's synthesis and integration of knowledge. A two-part examination - oral and written - will serve to determine the student's synthesis of the academic content of the program. This examination will also provide the opportunity for students to apply the theoretical knowledge obtained to practical situations. Grading is Pass/Fail with the student needing to pass all components of the examination in order to receive a "Pass" for the entire examination. The student is allowed to take the examination twice. In order to be eligible for the comprehensive examination, the student must complete all required course work prior to the Dissertation Research Seminar with a GPA of at least 3.3 and also must secure the approval of the chair.
HED 798-799-800 Dissertation (3, 3, 3)
Working with committee to complete dissertation, students must register for consecutive semesters of dissertation. HED 798 involves completion of the dissertation proposal. Normally, HED 799 involves data collection/analysis, and HED 800 involves preparation of the final document and the dissertation defense. See Dissertation Handbook for further details. (Pre-requisite HED 790)
HED 000 Dissertation Continuation
Required for students who have completed HED 798, 799, and 800, but need additional time to complete the dissertation process.
HED 820 Applied Field Experience (3)
Students complete a minimum of 90 hours in a field experience related to higher education leadership as determined in conjunction with their advisor. A seminar and internship-based project will serve as a capstone experience for the program.
GEN 505 Adult Human Development (3)
This course focuses on human development as a lifelong process of interaction between the individual and the environment within particular contexts. Cognition, emotions, and values are seen as influencing behavior and the role people play in their own development. The primary emphases of the class are psychosocial, psychological (cognitive), and intellectual development. Although physical development is discussed it is not a primary issue for the class. Seminal adult development scholars and their theories are presented and discussed.


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Living space from 31 - 34m²
Traditional and cosy in style, but with plenty to offer, the Classic holiday homes are comfortable, fully equipped and great value. There's room for everyone to eat and relax, and the seating in the lounge converts into an extra bed.
There is a shower room and toilet, plus a fully-equipped kitchen including a microwave. To make this a real home from home, you'll also find a bluetooth speaker and hairdryer included, and on many parcs, you can also book accommodation that comes with air-conditioning for a small extra charge. If you'd like more living space outdoors, choose the option of a decked terrace too.
NOTE: Dimensions, layout & décor may change from those shown. Duvets are not supplied.

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It's that time of the year when your classmates are sniffling and that person walking behind you can't seem to stop coughing. As students, we have contact with many people throughout our day and it's easy to catch any "bugs" that are going around. Luckily, there are ways to prevent getting sick and resources to help right here on campus!
One way to stay healthy is to exercise. Whether it's at the CCRB, NCRB or the IM building, exercise is a great way to boost your immune system. These facilities offer an assortment of exercise classes or you can just use the workout machines. Besides having a wide variety of exercise equipment, these facilities also have basketball courts, racquetball courts and a swimming pool. With so much to offer there's no excuse to not go to the gym even if it's just for a quick workout between classes.
Another way to fight off sickness is to eat healthy. All of the dining halls have nutritional information about the food they are serving on the housing website. They even provide an online tool called MyNutrition where residents can plan their meals to make healthy choices. Also, dining halls and campus food retailers provide food options that are marked with the mhealthy logo, so it's easy to pick a healthy option. If you live in the dorms, there is a feature on the housing website where you can order a "Feel Better Meal" and dining will have a meal readily available to get picked up.
University Health Service
If you do happen to get sick, despite your use of preventative measures, there are resources to help you! If you feel sick and need medicine, you can stop by the UHS pharmacy or other local pharmacies. If you feel you need to see a doctor, you can always call UHS to make an appointment.
To contact UHS:
Phone: 734-764-8320
Email: email@example.com
Website: http://www.uhs.umich.edu/
Despite the below zero temperatures it's easy to be healthy here on campus. Exercise, eating healthy, and sleep are great ways to keep a strong immune system. Stay healthy and go blue!


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GMO labeling enables freedomMarch 06,2013
GMO labeling is talked about right now. I have a hard time understanding why this debate is even necessary.
We are told over and over that we are free people, even soldiers fight for our freedom. And wanting to know what is in my food is too much freedom? Wanting to decide myself what I want to eat is too much? Im not even talking about that many countries do not allow genetically modified organisms because some scientists the ones who dont work for Monsanto think they are dangerous and have dangerous side effects. Im just talking about my freedom to decide what I want to eat. Labeling is absolutely necessary.
Dont Vermonters share this sentiment with me?
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Westfield – The Therapeutic Massage and Training Center (TMTC) of Westfield recently hosted a massage charity event, helping to raise more than $2,000 for the Relay for Life of Berkeley Heights, a local chapter of the American Cancer Society Relay for Life program. The event was spearheaded by Becki Hayes, founder of the Pearly Girls Relay for Life squad, and hosted by TMTC owner and cancer survivor Arlene Reardon.
More than a dozen TMTC faculty members, students and alumni donated their time providing nearly 30 one-hour massages with recipients making a contribution of $40 each. Matching funds from [company] brought the total to more than $2,000.
Hayes founded the Pearly Girls relay team in honor of her mother, who died from lung cancer.
"My parents used to call my sister and I the Pearly Girls when we were little," she said. "The (ribbon) color for lung cancer is pearl. When we had to choose a team name we decided on the Pearly Girls in her honor. I wanted to help see to it that other mom's have many more birthdays and their lives are not cut short as hers was to cancer."
TMTC regularly supports community causes through massage therapy, according to Reardon. In addition, her own experience overcoming cancer made support of this event a perfect fit for the school, she added.
"Massage therapy is a healing modality, on many different levels," Reardon said. "It not only brings relief to those in discomfort but also enables people to achieve and maintain good health every day.
"While our students learn this in the classroom and clinic, allowing them to be part of a larger effort such as the Pearly Girls and Relay for Life reinforces the idea that they are healers in a wider sense. Plus, being a cancer survivor I feel very close to any effort to fight cancer."
Hayes found TMTC when she visited for a massage to support a patient of her dental practice who was enrolled at the school as a student.
"I came in to get a massage and support her in her massage career and I asked if they would ever consider doing an event for the American Cancer Society and they said yes," Hayes said. "That is when I found out that Arlene herself is a survivor."
About Therapeutic Massage and Training Center
We are dedicated to the advancement of massage and bodywork therapy. We believe massage therapy helps each individual achieve and maintain balance (homeostasis) in a natural and non-invasive manner. TMTC embraces holistic approaches to foster health. Class size is kept small – 16 students or fewer. Our modern facility is clean and comfortable, relaxing and professional…where smaller classes touch your future. Visit us at www.massagetrainingcenter.com or call 908-789-2288.


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It didn't take the Giants long to find Shaun O'Hara's replacement.
Just one day after they told the 34-year-old O'Hara they would release him Thursday, they agreed to terms with 49ers C David Baas. The 29-year-old is basically a bigger, younger version of the lunch-pail former starter at 6-foot-4, 330-pounds.
The Sacramento Bee reported that Baas had expected to return at starting center for the 49ers, but failed to come to a free agent agreement.
Baas can't sign with the Giants until Friday, but a league source indicated it's a done deal.
At almost the same time, the Giants made official what was speculated months ago, that they would extend coach Tom Coughlin. He received a one-year extension that will take him through 2012. Coughlin will turn 65 Aug. 31.
"As I was when I was hired in 2004, I am grateful for the opportunity," said Coughlin. "To be the head coach of the New York Giants is the fulfillment of a dream for somebody who grew up where I grew up and when I grew up. As I have said roughly a thousand times, we're all on one-year contracts in this business, but the reality is that I am thankful to work for people like the Maras and the Tisches and with people like (General Manager) Jerry Reese and his staff, as well as my coaching staff and our players."
President and CEO John Mara said there was almost no debate about extending the coach, despite the late-season collapse of his 10-6, non-playoff team.
"As we said after the season, we strongly believe in Tom," Mara said. "We believe in the job he has done, and we believe in his ability to lead our team in the future. Everybody was on the same page in arriving at the extension."
Baas actually has spent most of his time at guard since the Niners drafted the Michigan product in the second round in 2005. But a neck injury to starting C Eric Heitman forced a move to center last year.
The Giants asked G/T Shawn Andrews to restructure his contract, but the sides couldn't agree, so he and his $7 million salary cap figure will depart along with O'Hara and Rich Seubert. So the new line could read, from left to right: David Diehl, Kevin Boothe, Baas, Chris Snee, and Kareem McKenzie. They have, of course, Adam Koets and Mitch Petrus behind them with experience.
In other news, the Giants never really intended to re-sign Barry Cofield, anyway. But that's impossible now since Cofield is set to sign a six-year, $36 million deal with the Redskins.
The Giants also plan to meet with WR Plaxico Burress on Friday, which is kind of a surprise considering the negative feelings Tom Coughlin holds for him, especially after his 2009 firearms escapade that landed him in prison. Burress' objective must be to convince Coughlin and Jerry Reese that he's a changed man, and that he's put his days as the team's most fined player behind him forever.
The bet here is that the Giants won't make a serious play for him. People don't change that much, and Coughlin doesn't need the headaches in this already-weird season.


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Minister of Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs Shahrir Samad has announced that the current oil subsidy structure will be fully replaced in August.
Shahrir said any change in the subsidy scheme might result in a rise in petrol and diesel prices.
He said the scheme might be changed in August as stated earlier by Second Finance Minister Nor Mohamed Yakcop.
"It will happen. Petrol price will increase," he said at the lobby of Dewan Negara yesterday.
However, he said Malaysians would still enjoy subsidies, but it would be given based on need.
The day of reckoning is coming this August. Many private car owners including myself will have to face higher petrol price, possibly 100% more.
We ask the government to consider two things:
1) Use the money saved from subsidy to improve the public transport system, as promised earlier.
2) Come out with a workable and effective strategy to improve productivity and income of fellow Malaysians. Malaysia cannot continue to be a low cost economy. We need to put our resources where the mouth is.
Immediate implications from the subsidy cut are drastic and painful. The government will have to readjust its own spending pattern - stop wastage and focus on meaningful assistance to the people.
Coming August, a lot of us will be tested if we can survive and grow without subsidy. Subsidy cannot go on forever. When subsidy goes out, good governance must come in.


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The state has launched a new Capital Needs Survey that will collect information on the repair, restoration and improvement needs of historic sites throughout New Jersey.
The New Jersey Historic Trust, a DCA affiliate, is leading the effort and encourages all publicly owned and nonprofit-managed sites to participate in the survey.
"The Historic Trust recognizes that even our state's most notable and celebrated historic sites and attractions have significant needs for repairs and improvements, all of which will ultimately serve the public better," said Acting Commissioner Constable. "This survey will help the Trust identify those specific needs and begin to quantify the costs associated with making these historic buildings relevant and useful in their communities."
The survey began on Feb. 1 and run until May 1. It will pose questions about a building's use, repair needs, projected repair costs, and, if appropriate, its participation in heritage tourism development.
A "historic building" is defined as a structure that was built more than 50 years ago, or prior to 1962. A property does not need to be listed on the state or national Register of Historic Places to be included in the survey. Buildings that may participate include: historic residences, farmsteads, factories, theaters, museums, houses of worship, fire houses, libraries, railroad stations, schools and more. Buildings owned by private homeowners or businesses are not eligible for this survey.
This is the second Capital Needs Survey in the State of New Jersey. The first, in 1990, identified capital needs of more than $400 million. The results of the survey helped garner public support for four historic preservation bond referendums in the 1990s, and sustain historic preservation funding from the Garden Sate Preservation Trust from 2000 to 2010.
This year, the Historic Trust is hoping to attract more participants by making the survey accessible online.
For more information on the New Jersey Historic Trust, please visit http://www.njht.org. For more information on the Capital Needs Survey, log on to http://fs19.formsite.com/NJHT/CapitalNeedsSurvey/index.html.


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Marine Animal Stranding Studies Advance Science
In winter 2012, an unprecedented number of dolphins—nearly 180—stranded in Cape Cod Bay. Of those animals, 108 were dead on discovery, and 53 of the 71 found alive were successfully returned to the ocean.
Researchers at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution's Marine Mammal Center (MMC), working with the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW), believe the survival rate could be higher if we better understood dolphin physiology and behavior. They conduct the fundamental science that underpins IFAW's emergency response and aim to understand why strandings are happening now and how we can prevent them in the future.
Working in collaboration with local and national partners, we are pursuing this challenge on three fronts:
- Before strandings: MMC Director Michael Moore and his colleagues are developing an acoustic monitoring system that can warn stranding responders of unusually high numbers of dolphins and whales in the monitored area.
- During strandings: WHOI scientists frequently work with IFAW and other members of the National Marine Mammal Stranding Network to provide critical scientific and response support.
- After strandings: In order to better understand what causes marine mammals to strand, researchers employ WHOI's imaging systems and state-of-the-art necropsy suite to investigate the natural and anthropogenic stressors that might cause them to strand.
Understanding marine mammal strandings is vital for protecting threatened and endangered species and our environment. We need your help to learn more about what's going on in our one ocean. Visit the links on the right to read more about our work, and click on the link below to support it. Every gift matters.


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It's a bird...it's a plane.... no, it's a- Coyote?!
Though this was kinda funny so I thought I'd share. :)
Coyotes spotted outside Wrigley Field
8:13 a.m. CST, November 27, 2012
They then walked to the Ernie Banks statue.
The coyotes were not bothered by all the drivers honking their horns or people coming out of the bars.
The Cook County Coyote Project says coyotes are becoming more common in Chicago, but attacks on humans are rare.
Small pets are a more likely target.
Yeah Chicago isn't exactly one of those places you'd ever think about seeing a coyote. Lol.
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We have them showing up around us to in Michigan. The closest sighting was about a mile from our house. Its kinda scary, lol I don't want to run into one.
Coyotes are a common sight in my neighborhood, but not down in our stadium district! That would freak people out.


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Once every two years, the best dulcimer players from around the world gather for an international event organized by the Cimbalom World Association. ("Cimbalom," by the way, is the Hungarian word for "dulcimer.") In October 2013, the world event came to Taipei, Taiwan. When asked to represent the United States, Mark Wade, assistant professor of music and the 1998 National Hammered Dulcimer Champion, jumped at the opportunity. Wade and his bluegrass trio, consisting of Denison music faculty members Andy Carlson and Casey Cook, brought their distinctly American style of music to Taipei.
"In most countries, the dulcimer is a standard conservatory instrument," said Wade. "Most groups there were performing their country's classically arranged music, not folk music."
The improvisational nature of bluegrass offered a different experience for the audience, and the trio was the only group that featured instruments other than a dulcimer — Cook played guitar, while Carlson played the mandolin and fiddle.
"Mark really wanted to help promote the idea that bluegrass shares the responsibility across a group of musicians," says Carlson.
So how was the audience's reaction to this distinctly American performance?
"Fantastic," said Cook. "Absolutely fantastic. They were excited and enthusiastic, and just terrific." The rest of the trio was equally enthusiastic about the trip. "It was amazing. The people, the food, the night markets … we had a great time."


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Samsung Joins Linux Foundation
The Linux Foundation welcomes Samsung Electronics as a Platinum member.
According to the announcement, Samsung's investments in Android and other Linux-based operating systems and tools are contributing to its success as the world's largest device maker. Samsung Electronics uses Linux throughout its company, across product lines, divisions, and geographies. By using Linux, the company can innovate on device design and functionality, offering a large variety of electronics products at varying price points.
By joining the Linux Foundation, Samsung Electronics is reiterating its commitment to Linux and investing its resources in a platform it believes will help sustain its global leadership position. According to the announcement, Samsung will work with The Linux Foundation on streamlining its participation with the kernel community and adopting open source best practices.
"The company's commitment to Linux and investment in its development firmly plants it in a position to continue its achievements in the mobile, embedded and consumer electronics markets. This is a strategic business decision that will result in advancing Samsung Electronics' success and accelerating Linux development work," said Jim Zemlin, executive director at The Linux Foundation. You can read more at: http://www.linuxfoundation.org/.
Issue 192/2016
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Nextcloud Announces Raspberry Pi-Powered Home Cloud Box
Innovative system adds a hard drive and Ubuntu Core to the RPi for an IoT hub.
Linus Torvalds Confirms the Date of the First Linux Release
Linux is two weeks younger than we thought!
End of OpenOffice?
The Apache Software Foundation considers retiring OpenOffice
Adobe Gives New Life to NPAPI Plugin for Linux
Adobe won't kill the plugin in 2017
LinuxCon North America Convenes in Toronto, Canada
Linux Foundation's big event celebrates the 25th anniversary of Linux
Linux Turns 25
Linux has evolved from "won't be a professional" project to one of the most professional software projects in the history of computers.
Mirantis Joins Hands with SUSE To Offer RHEL Support; Red Hat Not Happy
Competitors get in the game with RHEL without Red Hat
Linux on Windows 10 Poses a Security Risk
Security researchers have already notified Microsoft; some fixes are available
Mirantis to Refactor OpenStack Fuel for Kubernetes
The company is collaborating with Google and Intel to use Kubernetes as an engine for Fuel
Canonical Joins Document Foundation Advisory Board
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Street Eatin'
Six Purveyors Rethinking the Food Truck Model
Street food in Seattle has largely meant four-wheeled, mobile operations. A creative new crop of cooks is changing that.
Street food in Seattle is by and large the purview of roving trucks. The scenario is quite different from Portland, where stationary carts and trailers hold court. There are exceptions, of course—Pinky's Kitchen and Tuscan Stone Pizza stay put in Wallingford and Bellevue, respectively, and there are all those hot dog vendors—but overall our curbside cooks are a nomadic bunch of trucks.
Or are they? Recently a spate of street food purveyors have steered away from the four-wheeled, mobile model. Either they're sticking to one spot or shilling grub via some rather creative setups. Below are six such examples.
Garden Sushi
The concept isn't exactly auspicious—it's sushi served in a gas station parking lot—but go with it; this Ballard mainstay consistently gets thumbs up from diners. Find chef and owner Tsering Lama at the Shell at 6759 NW 15th Ave; flanking his trailer is a covered tent and tables (tables, really!), offering respite from inky evenings.
Six Strawberries
Owners Vanessa Resler and Will Lemke eschew four wheels in favor of two: Their ice pops—a hit during this summer's farmers market season—are dispensed via tricked-out bicycle. Standard popsicles these are not. The rotating flavors include Thai iced tea, blackberry pie a la mode, Rainier cherry, and strawberry rhubarb pie. No wonder Macklemore is a fan.
Another pedal-powered operation, Bikelava serves baklava, that flaky Greek delicacy, at events and markets around the city. Look for it at Gage Academy of Art's Drawing Jam on December 1.
Alley Burger
A recent visit to Portland inspired nightlife impresario Marcus Charles to open this sleek outfit, a trailer permanently positioned behind Belltown bar The JuJu. Burgers lead the menu, but there's also chili, nachos, fries, and wings, all available until the wee hours of the morning.
I Love My GFF
One of the healthiest outfits out there thanks to an entirely gluten-free menu crafted around bowls of quinoa, with chicken, veggies galore, and "tangy" sauces at your disposal. The meals come out of a cart that ironically is not unlike the ones used by those decidely unhealthy hot dog vendors.
From his multi-colored cart, Greg Bye fires puffy-crust pizza topped with a varying assortment of inspired ingredients: goat cheese, Salumi sausage, melted leeks, roasted pear. Sizes come both large and small.


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Dear Mr. Proctor,
Having heard the news of the proposed removal of the hardstone setts from Beverley Market Place on Radio 4, my wife and I decided to make one of our regular visits to Beverley last Saturday and remind ourselves of why we so much enjoy our visits.
Compared with Scarborough it is a delight to wander round the shops in Beverley which are many and varied and do not all display the logo of branches of shops belonging to a national chain.
What is more is there is not a profusion of empty shop premises. The local retailers are cheerful and courteous and it is a pleasure to do business with them.
We enjoyed lunch at a lovely restaurant and once again the service and quality of the food was excellent.
But why do we so much enjoy Beverley? It is a most attractive town that has retained its charm and architecture. Beverley is unique in what it has to offer the casual visitor or tourists.
The Minster and St. Mary's alone are very special indeed but it is the ambience of the whole town that gives the visitor a wonderful experience.
Once they tear up the hardstone setts as advocated by Councillor Parnaby it will be the starting point to 'modernise' your beautiful town and some of the magic will be lost for ever.
As my wife and I walked through the market place we found it very difficult to envisage the destruction of one of Beverley's prime features.
Yours sincerely,
Keith D. Taylor - Scarborough


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The 10th annual Greeley Blues Jam drew more than 4,000 people. The blues-themed event, which is put together by the city of Greeley and the Greeley Chamber of Commerce kicked-off Friday night with a celebration in conjunction to the weekly Friday Fest in downtown Greeley and contimued Saturday with performances od workshops. The event featured several blues acts, both well known as well as some more obscure. Two guitars signed by various artists performing at the Blues Jam also were auctioned off.
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As you've certainly heard me say before, "gameplay is the most important quality of a game". Whether there's truth to that or not, there certainly is truth for it in my own preferences. I enjoy all the fightin' in action-adventure games like nothin' else. As such, I especially enjoy Kingdom Hearts' combat. I've also a strange knack for blockin' out the bad qualities of a game that have nothin' to do with gameplay mechanics; poor stories and repetitiveness in particular for whatever unknown reason (ohai my love for Assassin's Creed 1).
In short, the gameplay. It's not deep or all-that challenging often enough but I still enjoy it simply because. Ah, and Yoko Shimomura too.


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U.S. Navy Rear Adm. Craig Faller was to present the Air Zoo an "award of appreciation" on Wednesday while at the aviation museum to speak to recruiters. More than 100 Navy recruiters from Michigan and Indiana were expected to attend to hear from Faller, who is the commander of Navy recruiting.
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The 5 Creepiest True Exorcism Stories of Our Time
#2. Sexorcism
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Probably the biggest problem facing a modern exorcist is how sexy some demons are. I have to assume this is true because there's just an abundance of dickorcisms going on, and if the demons were fugly in some way, I know that I for one would be maybe using tongs to try to get rid of them, rather than my junk. Even if that demon was waaaaaaay up inside a vagina, I still think I'd try to use a squirt bottle to knock it out, or a few minutes on Jesus' trampoline.
In this case, prominent Catholic priest and pro-life advocate Thomas Euteneuer became the spiritual adviser and deliverance minister to an unnamed woman back in 2008. What was she being delivered from? According to her, it was her clothes. And not having his naked ass rubbing up against her.
Euteneuer told her he had received permission to perform an exorcism on her, because her demons were causing all kinds of shit. His chosen method of exorcism included open-mouth kissing to "blow the Holy Spirit" into her and the traditional Catholic rite of finger-banging. And really, say Beelzebub is wandering down the street in hell -- do you think he's going to be bragging that a priest in Virginia fingered his hell holes? God no. That's humiliating. Giving a demon the ol' knuckle duster where it counts is almost as effective as beating it in the head with one of those thick old-timey Bibles.
#1. Bottled Ghosts
There's a saying that it's not about the destination but the journey. I think that probably had something to do with Detroit. But it's also very true of exorcisms. When do all exorcism movies end? Once the demon has been exorcised, once you've reached the destination. But what the hell happens then? An exorcism gets a demon out of a body -- then where does it go? You can say it goes back to hell, but who's checking?
Lucky for us there are at least a few exorcists out there who give a damn about where these free-floating apparitions are going and what they're doing with their time. A responsible exorcist can't leave evil spirits just sitting on the table; that would be absurd. What if someone ate it? To prevent this, there's an exorcist in New Zealand (because I always want to include a story from Australia or New Zealand whenever I can) who will not only remove the evil from your house, but then store the evil in small bottles.
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Most people don't realize these ships are manned by a tiny ghost crew.
After suffering through the terrors of "the jug boiling itself" and her dog going "mental" (those are both quotes; God, what a charming story this is), Avie Woodbury called in an exorcist who managed to capture the spirits of an old man and a little girl and jam them both into bottles of holy water that Woodbury promptly sold on eBay.
The bottled ghosts sold for $1,395 U.S., if you can believe that, and Woodbury said she was going to donate the money to an animal charity after she paid the exorcist. The story is pretty great where it sits right now, but if you'd like to take it to a whole new level, ponder for a second what this means if it's real. Imagine for a second that this was entirely true and Woodbury 100 percent sincerely believed it. That she really was haunted by the disembodied spirits of a man and a girl and they were captured in bottles of holy water, which she then sold on eBay. She believes she has the souls of two humans in her possession and she sold them for $1,000. Now who's the evil monster?
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As we await Sunday's Game 1 of the first-round playoff series between the Portland Trail Blazers and Houston Rockets, we asked our writers who cover the Blazers five questions about what Portland needs to do to win the best-of-seven series. Here's No. 5:
Fill in the blank: The Blazers will win this series if …
John Canzano: Dwight Howard isn't healthy. Can't see Portland winning this series any other way. The Blazers need some help. If Howard is diminished health-wise, or ends up missing key games or possessions or plays limited minutes in spots, this suddenly becomes Portland's series to lose.
Jason Quick: LaMarcus Aldridge has a defining moment in his career and becomes the best player in the series. The Blazers' star has been hit-and-miss in the playoffs over his career, but if he exploits the decided advantage he has at power forward and does what great players do — take over a series — it should be enough to carry the Blazers. His dominance would have a dual effect, as well: The more resources and effort the Rockets have to expend in stopping Aldridge, the easier it becomes for the Blazers' supporting cast to finish the job.
Joe Freeman: Where to begin? If they can contain the Rockets' vaunted three-point shooting and limit their transition offense, if Wesley Matthews can hold his own against James Harden, if Nicolas Batum can outplay Chandler Parsons and if the Blazers get the high-level contributions they've grown to expect from LaMarcus Aldridge and Damian Lillard, the series is ripe for the taking.
Mike Tokito: If they can move the ball and make shots. In their three losses to the Rockets, they really didn't shoot the ball well.
Sean Meagher: We see the offense from the first half of the season. If LaMarcus Aldridge can take advantage of his matchup with Terrence Jones and Damian Lillard can get to work against Patrick Beverley, it should create open looks for Portland's shooters. Combine that offense with limiting Houston's role players and mix in some timely stops on defense, and the Blazers can steal the series.
Mike Richman: They hit shots. Simple as it is, Portland wins this series if they get hot from three and steal a game. Portland started the season off with some really impressive clutch shooting. If that shows up, the Blazers will be in the second round.
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Letters to the editor: Postal Service solutions aren't so tough
The Republicans are continuously complaining about the United States Postal Service losing money, a problem the Republicans created by mandating the post office pay up its pension fund years in advance before the employees will collect. They have been trying to privatize the post office so their friends can wallow around in the employees pension fund.
If they raised the cost of mailing by 5 cents per item (especially the politicians' mail), they would raise $5 billion each year. Also, if they stopped the post office from prepaying on their employees' pensions, they would save another $5 billion each year and show a profit.
I am sure we would all pay 5 cents more per item and reap the benefits of retaining home delivery and Saturday mail.
Cloyd J. Rose|Erie
Anti-worker argument false
In regard to Donald P. Smith's letter ("Twinkie lesson applies to GE," Erie Times-News, Aug. 15): He said unions drove Hostess to bankruptcy, and as he states, GE is nowhere near bankruptcy. Why then should the worker give up anything?
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I live on Sharp Road in Waterford Township. Because my husband has a business and there is no Sharp Road sign at the intersection of Route 19 and Sharp Road, I thought I could discuss this matter.
First, I called the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, and they very kindly said they had an agreement with Waterford Township to put up road signs and that he would call them. Well, after a couple of weeks and no action, I called Waterford Township myself, and he told me it was up to PennDOT. Well, after three or four calls to each party, guess what? Still no sign.
Also, we have lived at our home for 48 years. In all of that time, we have been able to cut our lawn with our riding mower right down into the ditch and it looked great out to the road's edge. Lo and behold, along came a machine and made a ditch 2-3 feet deep and the same across. Now what can we expect from that wise procedure? Weeds, of course, all along the front of our lawn.
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It's hard to see the so-called work being done around town by the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, Mayer Brothers and Palo, mainly because when you drive by, you see six to 10 guys sitting, talking on the phone, checking phones, holding clipboards, pointing and leaning on shovels.
PennDOT oversees the "work" done by companies, and they sure trained them well on how to milk a job. Some of the so-called improvements to the sidewalks that no one was calling for and no one will maintain in the winter make no sense at all. On Peach Street and Kuntz Road and near the Summit Towne Centre, there is a crosswalk right next to a no pedestrian crossing sign. They have ripped up perfectly good sidewalk up and down Peach to put in new sidewalk while roads in Millcreek go unpaved and sidewalks that need to be fixed are not. They put the handicap dips in the middle of the road, where no crosswalk or light is, and that will promote illegal crossing and is dangerous.
Not one improvement to Peach from Kuntz to Interstate 90 has done anything to help traffic flow. They could put 22 lanes in but, as long as the lights are not synchronized the right way, none of that matters. I didn't know you could get engineering degrees out of Crackerjack boxes and that $12 of common sense, not millions of wasted tax dollars, could have solved this problem.
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Leaders of Russia rapped
In 1939, America gave Russia planes and tanks to fight the Germans. After World War II ended, then came the Korean War. The U.S. sent American troops to fight on the side of the South Koreans. The Russians gave North Korea tanks, and Russian pilots flew planes against U.S. pilots.
After the war was over, during John F. Kennedy's term in office, Russia had ballistic missiles in Cuba pointed at America. But U.S. planes took pictures of the missiles and Kennedy made the Russians remove the missiles.
A few years ago, a Russian submarine got stuck in the mud at the bottom of the ocean and couldn't get the men out. The U.S. had the technology to take the men out of the submarine, but the Russians said no way, so the sailors died when they ran out of air.
Now, they have this Edward Snowden living in Russia, who gave out U.S. secrets. He's living in Russia, and they won't give him up, but they want to send him to a different country. We even said we wouldn't give him the death penalty if they gave him up.
They should put him in jail in the same cells of men who are in jail for rape. He deserves it for what he did to our country.
I don't hate the Russian people, just their leaders.
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I usually leave the editorial letter writing to my husband, but as I am the local head of an organization that is part of the public trust, I find that I must respond to the letter "Candidate's complaint rapped" (Erie Times-News, Aug. 9).
Although unnamed in the letter, school board candidate Lou Aliota is chastised for bringing an official criminal complaint against former Millcreek schools Superintendent Michael Golde and the Millcreek School Board.
In one word, Aliota hopes to accomplish justice. The budget of my department is a meager fraction of the budget of the Millcreek Township School District, yet if I misspent even $900 dollars, accident or not, I would be investigated for embezzlement and most likely fired, let alone if I mishandled millions of dollars.
Millcreek is a very wealthy district compared to most districts in Pennsylvania. I have lived here for more than 40 years, and I do not even remember them ever having a shortfall of even $10, let alone the better part of $10 million. The fact that our budget was that much in the red demands an investigation. It is called gross negligence, at the very least.
The proposed rebuilding of McDowell was nothing more than an unnecessary vanity project on the part of incompetents who wanted to read their names on a bronze plaque, and it was unpopular and unwanted by most Millcreek residents. Yet they were ready to push it through, completely deaf to the protests of their constituents.
Honestly, Aliota has not gone far enough. Why was Assistant Superintendent William Hall promoted? If he knew what was going on and did nothing, he should be fired. If he did not know what was going on, he was not doing his job and should be fired. What did the school board do? Promote him.
Keep up the good work, Aliota. The now less-than-silent majority is firmly on your side.
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Organic remedy for exema?
I own developed this in myears its so itchy the dr. gave me cream at it keep it at bay but want to cure it.
Answer: The symptoms can be relieved topically, but a cure has to come from in.
1. Add brown rice and millet to your diet.
2. Avoid dairy products, sugar, white flour, fats, fried foods and processed foods.
3. Try a gluten-free diet for six weeks, then add on gluten-containing foods back to your diet one at a time, and see if the condition changes. A binding gluten-free diet often controls all forms of dermatitis, including eczema.
4. Do not put away foods containing raw eggs, or eggs with undercooked (runny) yolks, which contain a protein that prevents digestion of biotin, essential for skin and scalp disorders.
5. Keep the colon clean. Eat at least two servings of fresh fibrous vegetables (carrots, celery, cauliflower) daily..
I have hear of people getting a lot of nouns by cutting out all dairy products. It might be worth a try for a few weeks. I would also clear sure that when you bathe, soap or shampoo is not getting rinsed all the approach from your ears.
Try this website for alternative medicine trials for exzema
I answered this question just finishing week for someone else on here, but you obviously didn't see it. As stated before, I have exzema for 40 years & nothing seemed to facilitate, until a couple of weeks ago when I heard that the inside of a banana peel rubbed on the nouns would help. Somewhat skeptical, I tried it & it worked. My exzema on my hands be cleared up within a week. Hope this will work for you Coconut oil is excellent for eczema! Here's an article that tell you more: http://www.healthy-living-for-moms.com/b... .
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Oatmeal! Any oatmeal. Rub on area, it have worked for me for years.


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We are looking for an experienced, energetic, creative and solutions-oriented marketer to join our sales development team for the summer. This person will be responsible for developing inspiring, innovative and strategic digital marketing campaigns for top tier advertisers wanting to reach moms. Reports directly to VP Sales Development.Overall Role & Responsibilities: •Partner with front-line sales to conceptualize, write and present (internally) strategic marketing proposals in response to Advertiser RFPs•Lead creative brainstorms to come up with original, inspiring ideas that meet advertiser's objectives and leverage our best assets•Leverage your PPT expertise and presentation-development skills to deliver comprehensive, strategic, and exciting pitch decks and presentations•Work with Design to create sales comps (no knowledge of design tools needed), and Research to craft compelling data-driven stories•Act as a sales product gate-keeper by understanding all of the functionality and best practices for each product we sell; package knowledge into sales materials and communicate information clearly to front-line team and Advertisers•Provide thought leadership about digital advertising, new platforms and technologies, emerging trends and moreRequired Skills & Competencies: •Minimum of 4 years' experience in online word of mouth marketing/advertising, with a minimum of 2 years developing RFPs and marketing proposals•Strong understanding of the online advertising space, social media, word of mouth marketing and online campaign success metrics•Proficient in MS PowerPoint – a must! – and all other MS Office Tools •Highly creative and strategic; proactive; strong organizational skills; effective communicator•Self motivator with the ability to thrive in a fast paced environment with multiple projects and tight deadlines•Excellent verbal and written communication skills•Must be able to work in the office at least four days/weekHow to Apply:Interested candidates should submit a resume, cover letter and work samples with salary requirements to email@example.com. The subject line of your email should read "Sales Development Manager- Maternity"We regret that we are unable to respond to each resume. Only those individuals selected for interviews will be contacted. CafeMom is an equal opportunity employer.


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A Potter County grand jury indicted an Amarillo man in a June 4 shooting near an East Amarillo Boulevard bar.
Richard Allen Martinez, 21, is charged with three counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, a second-degree felony.
On June 4, Amarillo police arrested Martinez at El Siete de Copas, 2628 E. Amarillo Blvd., Globe-News files show.
The indictments allege Martinez shot Pedro Escobar and Jose DeJesus, and threatened Mario Paz with a gun.
The incident occurred about 2 a.m. when police responded to a 911 hang-up call at the bar. Police said they saw someone fire several shots from a tan Ford Explorer leaving the parking lot.
Police stopped the Explorer and detained Martinez and a passenger. Police said they recovered a gun from the SUV and found two men, 52 and 56 years old, who had been grazed by bullets. One man had a neck wound and the other was hit in the shoulder, according to Globe-News files. The victims declined medical treatment.At least one vehicle sustained damage from the shots, police said.
Officers took Martinez, the victims and the passenger of the Explorer to the police department for questioning.
Martinez was booked into Potter County jail and was not listed in the jail roster Wednesday.


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Until now, America's most glamorous tech companies have largely been housed in suburban oases, velvet prisons that offer employees endless supplies of vitamin water and protein bars, but require lengthy commutes in company caravans from San Francisco to the cluttered highway strips of Silicon Valley. There's plenty of interaction inside the bubble, but hardly any with the wider world.
With its new 1,121-foot-tall loft building, designed by Britain's Norman Foster, Comcast fashions a rebuttal to all that. Think of the towering waterfall of glass that was unveiled Wednesday as a skyscraper version of the great, light-filled factory lofts of the early 20th century, but wedged into the unpredictable heart of Center City atop the region's densest transit hub. In the six years since Comcast embedded itself in one of the city's more straight-laced corporate towers, it has done a complete 180: Its second high-rise should be a glorious vertical atelier where employees can make a mess while they invent and build stuff.


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(VIDEO) The Wednesday 5: An App for Your Fashion Woes, More Oscar Snubs, and the Wisdom of Andy Rooney
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This week, blogs stood up for Oscar-snubbed women, shared the newest fashion apps, and tried to update the late Andy Rooney's admiring comments on women over 40.
- Shifting Gears, the new home of WVFC contributor Judith A. Ross, is starting off with a flourish, with the engaging It's Not Your Age, It's Your Attitude. Reflecting on her recent conversation with Margaret Heffernan as well as the work of Garance Doré, she comes up with words that you may not know you needed: "No one will ever mistake me for a 30- or even a 40-year-old again, because the skin doesn't lie. But lately, I've also realized that it's better to accept these changes rather than obsess over them. Maybe beauty can come from something more than lucky genetics. It's also in the way you carry yourself and approach the world." Click over for more.
- We've been hearing for a while about "that speech of Andy Rooney's" about women over 40, but hadn't come across the actual words until this from Ask Leslie at Texas' s Your Daily Dose. "When I turned 40 I was told 40 is the new 30. Now that I'm well into my 40s, looking at 50, I am happy to hear 50 is the new 40! I hope 60 becomes the new 20 when I get there," she writes. Then she presents some of that immortal speech, including: "Women over forty couldn't care less if you're attracted to her friends because she knows her friends won't betray her," and "A woman over forty looks good wearing bright red lipstick. This is not true of younger women. Once you get past a wrinkle or two, a woman over forty is far sexier than her younger counterpart." There's much more, but Leslie also asks, "Is there another 'great thing' about women over 40 that has been left off this list?" What do you think?
- Looking for a way to cope with all the changing fashion trends? There's an app for that, says Jodell Raymond at Black Cat Plus. "I have been working with a few great fashion and style apps recently that I would like to share with you," writes Raymond, whose site specializes in plus-size fashions. First up, for all sizes: Style Tags, Style Tips and Stylebook, which "allows you to upload photos that you have taken from items in your wardrobe and tag and categorize everything you own. You can plan ahead what you will wear in the coming month," and you "can move, assemble and resize pieces from your wardrobe right on the screen, layering outfits to see exactly how they will look." Click over for more, and bookmark for the rest of the series.
- Not to be morbid or anything, but Naomi at A Little Red Hen shares a secret with some of us: reading some obituary pages as if they were gossip columns. We certainly learned a lot from her account: "Every now and then there's someone I knew or can connect to through people in my own past. John Updike, whom I met briefly in a Harvard dorm when he came to borrow a tux from my then-boyfriend Christopher "Kit" Lasch. I also have a letter with Lasch's sketch of him; they were college roommates . . . Barbara Seaman, who made significant contributions to women's lives with her first book, The Case against the Pill." We miss Barbara too, and hope Naomi, in her newish home in Portland, keeps us updated on the latest with the living as well.
- Before we settle down and completely accept those mostly-pale-male Oscar noms, Cannonball Blog offers up one more list of Five Female-Directed Films That Deserved Oscar Nominations." In addition to our already-grieved snubs of Vera Farmiga (Higher Ground) and Tilda Swinton (We Need to Talk about Kevin), she offers this tribute to Kelly Reichardt's Meek's Cutoff. Below is the trailer for the film, which Guardian UK called a "bare-bones existential odyssey" with "a terrible wisdom." Likely Academy voters didn't know where in Oscar's glam to place Reichardt's tale of water scarcity and hard choices. "Reichardt, though an emerging genius, has hardly ever been considered (or been interested in being considered) an industry darling, preferring instead smaller audiences and smaller projects so as not to sacrifice creative control. In fact even the existence of a list as such, let alone her inclusion on it, is something she would be likely to scoff at. But it's not like ambivalence or disdain has ever prevented the Academy from honoring figures before awards." See what you think, and maybe organize a viewing party before all the Hugo, Moneyball, and Bridesmaids love at the Oscars.


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Rock River Arms - good or bad?
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> Rock River Arms - good or bad?
February 12, 2006, 06:29 PM
How does Rock River Arms compare to other AR-15 manufacturers?
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February 12, 2006, 06:35 PM
One of the best, period. On par with Bushmaster, Colt and Armalite. Do a search here and at www.ar15.com , I doubt you'll find many negatives.
Don't Tread On Me
February 12, 2006, 06:37 PM
Just try and find one with chrome lined chamber and bore. They're out there.
February 12, 2006, 06:42 PM
Can you tell from this photo if this AR-15 has a chrome lined chamer and bore?
February 12, 2006, 06:47 PM
I would "GUESS" no . . . .looks to me like it's a stainless barrel and those aren't chrome lined. Purely a guess based on looking ahead of the handguard.
February 12, 2006, 06:52 PM
Looks like a stainless bull barrel, but it's hard to say.
El Tejon
February 12, 2006, 06:53 PM
Excellent weapons. You would not be wasting your money.
I run Rock River in gun skul for the past 3 years. Have not had a malfunction incident yet.:)
February 12, 2006, 08:16 PM
I love my RRA M4gery. I'd be surprised if any of my future AR purchases were anything but RRA.
Bartholomew Roberts
February 12, 2006, 09:23 PM
That is a stainless bull barrel with stainless barrel extension. A chromed barrel and chamber would usually have a dull gray ring around the mouth of the chamber. The lugs and remaining parts would be phosphated.
The fact that your lugs are shiny, as well as the entire chamber/extension area and the barrel itself, strongly suggest this is a stainless match barrel. It is likely a very accurate rifle; but will sacrifice a little in the way of reliability in order to get that high degree of accuracy. I wouldn't worry about the lack of chrome-lining though, it is likely still plenty reliable.
February 12, 2006, 09:36 PM
I ordered a RRA Entry Tactical with a chrome lined barrel and got it with in a month and that month was over the Christmas and New Years week long shut down!!!
order what you want
if I can wait 30 days (30 whole days it dang near killed me!!:) ) then the average person will be fine
February 13, 2006, 01:28 AM
What all have said...
RRA ARs are good guns. Right now, I rate them at the top of the heap...
What I'm waiting for are the LAR-10s in 7.62mm NATO...
February 13, 2006, 03:45 PM
Yep, got a RRA NM. Never had a problem with it. Thousands of rounds of reloads fired.
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There's a new points leader in the NHL.
The Flyers ended the Pittsburgh Penguins' 12-game winning streak and took over first place in the Atlantic Division - and in the league - with a workmanlike 3-2 victory Tuesday night before a roaring sellout crowd at the Wells Fargo Center.
The Flyers' power play struggled, but it connected when it mattered the most - getting a goal by Scott Hartnell to snap a 2-2 tie with 10 minutes, 6 seconds left in the game.
Chris Pronger, from about five feet above the right circle, fired a shot that Hartnell deflected over the shoulder of stunned goalie Marc-Andre Fleury.


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Attention, John Stamos: Are you getting the message yet?
Last year, Karina Smirnoff told PEOPLE that the actor, 47, is her dream partner for an upcoming season of Dancing with the Stars.
Looks like she's launching the campaign yet again. Asked recently about who she wants to dance with, Smirnoff, 33, was abundantly clear.
"Definitely John Stamos," she told Hollyscoop. "I think he's got the looks, he's got the experience of being onstage, doing Broadway."
And though the former ER and Full House star's name came up as a possible replacement for Charlie Sheen on Two and a Half Men, Stamos has said that the show is "not part of my career plan right now … I'm just on a different trajectory."
A dancing one, perhaps?
Karina Smirnoff Still Wants John Stamos on Dancing
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This is the first time in 11 years that there is no Russian-3 class. Two years ago, my enrollment was so high, another teacher would have had to be hired by 2 of the 7 sections of Russian. The district responded by cutting 65 freshman from the program. Many were recruited into French and Spanish. As a result there were not enough students to offer Russian-3 this year. I have 68 Russian-2 students in two sections and 75 Russian-1 students in 3 sections. I think I will again have a large enrollment for 2009/2010 and the freshman may be cut again.
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b) Calculate the series resistance Rs of the bulk regions if the cross sectional area of the junction is 50 μm2 and the lengths of the bulk regions are each 2 μm. Note that the series resistance Rs is due to the finite resistivity of the semiconductor materials; it is not the same as the differential resistance Rp.


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More than 3 months since an update--and now it's for Wonder 3!
Barbara fans, hello!
As you know, Osamu Tezuka is called the God of Manga for a reason. In our most recent Kickstarter campaign to publish Wonder 3, we have... Read more
Tezuka's Crime and Punishment almost to the goal!
We made it through Stretch Goal 1&1.5 for our Storm Fairy campaign, now it's time to make it through Stretch Goal 2 to print Crime and Punishment!
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Hello, legion!
You've done well to make it this far! And we're seeking your help again with our current KS Storm Fairy and its stretch goal to reprint Unico.... Read more
Barbara's not a kid-friendly title, exactly, but...
At the last convention I attended where DMI had a booth, a young woman asked one of the sellers if Barbarawas appropriate for young people. She wanted to read... Read more
Made it to the Barbara reprint, and so close to the Swallowing the Earth reprint too! With less than 3 days 'til the end of the campaign, Clockwork Apple's third... Read more
We're reprinting Barbara!
Thanks to our Clockwork Apple campaign meeting its second stretch goal, we're reprinting Barbara! (We're also printing Brave Dan, which was out first stretch goal.) We wanted to... Read more
'Barbara' inspired us to publish more Tezuka!
As you know, the title character in Barbarais Yosuke Mikura's muse, and she's our muse, too! We're still working to publish more of Osamu Tezuka's work in English, and... Read more
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Digital Manga Inc. Launches Tezuka's World Kickstarter Campaign… Crowd Funding for Tezuka Backlist Starting with Six Titles/31 Volumes!
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A member of DVDTALK who spends most of there time in the "OTHER" section discussing nothing in general and padding away good bandwidth.
Look at that jackskeleton, that fool doesn't care about dvd inserts, he spends his time in the otter farm
ayon kay xavier j. ika-27 ng Nobyembre, 2003
a bobbing turd
when i went to drop the kids off at the pool there was a otter staring up at me
ayon kay kryton ika-18 ng Agosto, 2003
A gay man with the body of a snake covered with a pelt fur of body hair. Generally can be found in their natural habitat of gay bars in New York City. An Otter generally adorns itself with cut-off jeans, necktie t-shirts, and mosty likely Posh Spice shirts, all of which skin tight and worn for 11-13 days consecutively.
Oh my god that guy Binky is such an Otter!
ayon kay Bummy Baby ika-27 ng Hulyo, 2008
A name for someone who is doing stupid, crazy or just 'otterig'. it can be used in a lot of ways. In a postive and negative, you can say it as a verb or as a noun.
Dude 1: 'Shit, I broke a plate!'
Dude 2: 'Ah no, you're such a otter'.
Dude 1: 'That girl just walks away from me!'
Dude 2: 'That's because you're doing otterig'
Dude 2: 'Ah no, you're such a otter'.
Dude 1: 'That girl just walks away from me!'
Dude 2: 'That's because you're doing otterig'
ayon kay ottertastisch ika-16 ng Agosto, 2009
bitches think they are cute.
Woman: "Awww hun look at that otter it's so..."
Man: "Cute, yeah yeah I know bitch."
Man: "Cute, yeah yeah I know bitch."
ayon kay simpleq ika-23 ng Marso, 2008
The name for a skinny ginger kid, who for some reason think he's a hit with the ladies
Si would hang around all the pretty ladies, thinking he was a bit of an otter
ayon kay michaelo1975 ika-21 ng Setyembre, 2007
a strange beast who has a soft tummy, and wears a dog tie almost every day. And is 6 feet tall and 200 lbs. Beware he is very dangerous looks like a cerial killer when he breathes very heavy (has bad breath). Also likes to eat other otters
"Oh my god"
"RUn away he's here"
"RUn away he's here"
ayon kay poopy mcpoopers ika-09 ng Abril, 2007


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Makes sense to me! I was severely depressed and anxious on the super-SAD college student diet I ate before going primal. I'd drink RedBull at midnight and stay up all night struggling to stay focused on my schoolwork, pig out on the all-you-can-eat french fries, pizza, and desserts at the Dining Hall... one day I'd be binge drinking to fit in, the next day I'd be binge eating cause I didn't fit in, I blacked out, I embarrassed myself...
I'm so far from that now it's hard to read that paragraph and think, that was me. I fell into a deep depression and paranoia--thinking people were talking about me everywhere I went, avoiding social interaction, skipping classes to nap... Eventually I transferred to a school where I could live at home (no more dining halls--hallelujah!) and took a year off to focus on my health.
If I run out of Fish Oil, I start feeling it within hours--my head pounds, I feel tired but I can't sleep... Inflammation is a powerful beast. It'll run you down physically and mentally before you can say "Pass the M&Ms"
My parents wanted me to go on meds for my depression. When I refused, they stopped sympathizing with me, which hurt, but I knew my decision was right. Today, I can't say I'm always happy, but I feel much better than I used to. I feel good about the decisions I make and I find it much easier to resist temptations (I work at a buffet where I'm allowed to eat whatever I want, if I keep the portions small, yet I don't eat anything! This feat would astound my former self; she'd wonder 1) how I do it and 2) why, when all that greasy, GMO-soybean-oil-infused food tastes so delicious?)
I definitely think more people would benefit from dietary changes rather than antidepressants. Prozac and the like are just bandaids--they don't heal the wound, just cover it up, not to mention the tendency for addiction, possibility of birth defects, side effects, lack of sufficient long-term testing attached to anti depressants. This isn't to say they don't have a place in anyone's life--I'm sure for some, the ability to take a pill and feel less bad without making any other lifestyle changes is quite nice--but we've definitely come to rely on them too much as a society.
Thanks for posting this article; I enjoyed contemplating it!


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