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Effect Audio Thor Coper IEM Upgrade Cable
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One of the better places to do that is the Pere Marquette River, long a favorite among serious fly anglers. The P.M., as it is called, is a common fixture on many sporting magazines' lists of the top 10 trout streams in the United States.
Since 1916, generations of Flint-area anglers have gathered every spring at the Flint Rainbow Club, a couple of miles south of Baldwin, a small town on the west side of Michigan.
The club, which was started by the wealthy generation that formed General Motors and other corporations in Flint, owns about three-quarters of a mile of P.M. frontage, now part of the river's flies-only, catch-and-release section.
Last weekend was a continuation of a fairly new tradition at the club, the annual "poor man's" gathering. The event dates to 1978, when members of the club's youngest generation started a tradition for young men their age. The name is a humorous reference to their relative poverty compared with the previous generation.
Park Smith of Flint said he and several other sons of the World War II generation that dominated the club in the 1970s started their own weekend tradition when their fathers wanted to get together with friends on the opening weekend of trout season, traditionally the last Saturday in April.
"Our dads didn't really want their families around on that weekend, so we started our own event," Smith said.
Those younger-generation members now are in their 50s or older and pretty much running the club, which has 22 family memberships, most of them from the Flint area. Smith is an immediate past president.
Last weekend's members and guests said they enjoyed the poor man's experience.
Andy Bhagat, 34, of Grand Blanc Township said he has been fly-fishing on the Pere Marquette since he was 18. He said last weekend was his third poor man's weekend as a club guest.
"You can't find a better spot on this river than here," Bhagat said. "The history in this club is fantastic, and this river has long been one of my favorites in Michigan.
"Since there are no dams on the river, the trout fishing here is great, and it is possible here to catch rainbows, browns, salmon and steelhead," he said. "For fly-fishing, this (river) is paradise, at least in Michigan."
John Whitehead of Burton, who has been attending the poor man's gathering since 1985, said that while he likes the fly-fishing, he especially enjoys the social aspects of the weekend.
Members and guests dine in style, play cards, talk and read, frequently on the clubhouse's long screened-in porch overlooking the river. They also can sip expensive scotch and other adult beverages.
"It is nice to share in the challenge of traditional fishing, especially with handmade items like flies you tie yourself," Whitehead said.
"I learn something new about fly-fishing from the other guys up here every year."
Member Carl Graef, a former Texan who lives in Mount Pleasant, said he likes the weekend tradition because he "absolutely lives to fly-fish."
"This is my way of communing with God," he said. "This is the most beautiful place I know of. It is so far removed from the stresses of my everyday work life. You look down on this river and these trees, and they call to you."
One of the club's main attractions, aside from the great fly-fishing, is the clubhouse itself, which is perched on a 50-foot bluff overlooking a sharp bend in the river.
The bend also features a steel footbridge over the river that allows members and guests to reach nearby sections of the P.M. with ease.
The clubhouse dates to the 19th century and was an officers barracks at Fort Custer during World War I. The building was disassembled and moved by railroad to the bluff after the first clubhouse burned down in 1920.
The rustic building has 13 small bedrooms with old-fashioned sinks in each and a huge brick firehouse in the living room that heats the entire building when necessary.
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Volkswagen has given its swoopy Scirocco coupe a stay of execution.
The German brand had been debating whether to drop the two-door from its local lineup as part of a plan to rationalise its range that has already seen the Up! city car and Eos convertible leave the Australian market.
But the decision has been made to keep the Scirocco R due to its role as a lifestyle, image model.
"It has an importance beyond mere volume," said VW product manager Todd Ford.
Come November, with the emphasis on its desirability and exclusivity, the facelifted Scirocco R will be enhanced with new equipment, fewer but more dedicated colour choices and options, but with the same powertrain configuration. This means Australian versions will continue to produce 188kW from its turbocharged 2.0-litre engine, rather than the 206kW the Europeans get.
"The changes are not massive," said Ford. "It's about fine tuning what we're offering with that niche lifestyle model."
At the other end of the family-friendly scale, the current generation of VW's small Tiguan SUV, one of its strongest sellers, still has two more years of service here, but will benefit from a raft of improvements for Model Year 2015. These include an uprated specification list with standard reversing camera, parking sensors, and touch screen.
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These Five Originals Always Dress One Step Ahead of the Crowd
Yikes! The vociferous veejay who helped pioneer geek chic on MTV is dabbling in...elegance. Kennedy, 24, wore Chanel to the American Red Cross Everyday Heroes Award luncheon in Washington last March. "Once you get exposed to nice clothes, it's hard to go back," says Jimmy Hanrahan, her MTV stylist. But Kennedy hasn't gone completely Rodeo Drive. For a recent do, she put a pink streak in her hair to match her Carolina Herrera gown.
Kennedy wore this slim pink-and-white gingham pantsuit from Fopp's, a Manhattan boutique, to last June's MTV Movie Awards because it is "fun and springy," she says. The choice is typical of Kennedy, says Hanrahan: "It's tailored and clean, but a little off the norm."
"Kennedy lives in Air-walks, but at an event, she wants her shoes to be all-out girly," says Hanrahan. "These white Calvin Kleins are simple, with a little '60s vibe going on."
She has a standing offer to serve as spokeswoman for a line of contact lenses, but Kennedy refuses to part with her trademark glasses—"my favorite fashion accessory." This Dita design is just one of 25 pairs she owns.
The pink stone ring was a present from a friend. "I have boxes and jars of vintage rings. I like them big," Kennedy says.
Name any upscale style of the moment, and odds are Tori Spelling, 23, was wearing it first, Shimmery cloth? Head-to-toe Prada? She's been there, been photographed in that. Armed with thin hips and a fat wallet, the daughter of TV mogul Aaron Spelling has a flair for trendy outfits with "a timeless dimension," says designer Mark Wong Nark of Tom Mark. And she generally "adds her own touch," says stylist Deborah Waknin, who often works with Tori.
Spelling cast herself in Prada, the label of the minute, for the 90210 season premiere at the Hard Rock Cafe in L.A. last August. "She's very classy. She wears clothes that are close to the body but not tight-fitting," says designer Nark.
Like Drew Barrymore, Alicia Silverstone and other trendsetters, Spelling opts for offbeat nail tones. The surprise? "Tori does her own nails," says her publicist.
The slim pants are in the earth tones Spelling favors. "She knows which colors are right for her; you don't often see her running around in Day-Glo," says Waknin.
Bored with platinum hair, Tori recently went for the gold. "The medium honey-blonde goes terrifically with her new tan," says 90210 hairstylist Walter Derfer.
The Prada scarf "makes the outfit complete. It's an understated way of accessorizing," says Nark.
Forgetting no detail, Spelling wears patterned pumps with a chunky heel. "Tori and I agree that shoes make the outfit," says Waknin. The Prada footwear "adds an element of fun. It shows her youth and uniqueness," Waknin believes.
"Looking good is about flavor. Flavor is your attitude, your confidence level," declares actress Nia Long, 26. And no one ever accused the former Fresh Prince of Bel Air actress of lacking spice. Epitomizing a new, funky kind of vamp, Long says, "I feel sexy in anything. I feel sexy in pajamas. Sexy is a frame of mind." Known for mixing and matching, "she always does something different with the new things that come in," says her friend Rona Gaye Stevenson, manager of H. by Lorenzo, a Sunset Boulevard boutique.
The actress sleeps with her hair in a silk scarf every night, "unless I have company," she says. For this look, L.A. stylist Tracci Johnson explains that she put Long's hair into a wrap to make it "flat and smooth with a slight curl."
Long's philosophy is: "If you've got it, you better flaunt it." On the night of The Nutty Professor premiere in L.A. last June, "I felt like I'd been working out, that I was in shape, so wore this [Elisabetta Rogiani] shirt," she says. "It's definitely casual for me. But I wouldn't run errands in it!"
Her Dolce & Gabbana jeans allow Long to avoid stockings, which, she says, "make me itch." Her bag is Chanel, the watch is a Rolex, and she's carrying a Donna Karan leather jacket. "Nia has an eclectic mix things," says Stevenson.
"I grabbed the shoes for a contrast to the jeans and the simple shirt," explains Long." "I love open toes in the summer, and I'm into that animal-print thing."
"Sometimes I'll show a little skin," says the buff Long. Her trainer, Dion Jackson, calls her "an animal." The belt is from American Rag, a Hollywood vintage store.
She shot to fame baring almost all in the film Species, but in her daily life the 5'9" stunner, 22, approaches sensuality more subtly, merely hinting at her figure with prim yet body-hugging clothes. "She doesn't show cleavage," says photographer Kate Garner, who has worked with her several times. But Henstridge is proud of her breasts. Last year she told London's Daily Mirror that, unlike those of other actresses, "they stand right up by themselves."
"Like chokers, scarves draw attention to the neck without being overtly provocative," says Garner.
At the MTV Movie Awards in Los Angeles last June, the actress played coquette. Says Hollywood stylist Karin Labby: "The shirt is sexy because it's body-fitting, and the baby colors make it even sexier."
The straight, below-the-knee skirt harkens back to a more modest time. "A skirt that cuts off right below the knees covers a lot of her body," says Labby. "What's sexy about this outfit is what she's not showing."
Wearing this fall's heel—thick and flared—Henstridge looks retro and up-to-the-minute at the same time. "She has fun with her style," says Garner.
The ankle bracelet is "sort of flirty," says photographer Garner. "It's a peep-show girl look." Adds Labby: "It calls attention to the tower part of her legs—and she has great legs."
Donovan Leitch, 29, and his band, Nancy Boy (that's Brit talk for an effeminate but heterosexual man), have revived the androgynous style of English rockers from the '60s and '70s. "Onstage, Donovan's a cross between Mick Jagger and David Bowie," says designer Tommy Hilfiger, who was inspired by the son of folksinger Donovan to create a line of "mod-prep" clothes. Last March, when PEOPLE caught up with Leitch and his girlfriend, model Kirsty Hume, the singer confided, "I have Mary Quant fingernail polish on." An impressed Hilfiger concludes, "He's very hip."
Leitch's " '90s mod" coif is "rumpled in all the right places so it doesn't look too perfect," says Hilfiger, who adds that when Leitch is performing, he twists his head so that hair that's gotten in his eyes "flies out."
Leitch, who presented a menswear award at the Council of Fashion Designers of America Awards ceremony in New York City last February, is "willing to try anything," says L.A. stylist Shari Simonsen, who has worked with him. The white edging on his lapels gives this jacket a "foppish" look, says Vanity Fair social chronicler George Wayne.
Like many of his cafe society contemporaries, "he wears black a lot," notes Hilfiger. "And you rarely see him in the same clothes twice."
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Neo-Victorianism in the Twenty-First Century (for NEMLA 2015, Toronto)
Twenty-five years after the publication of A.S. Byatt's Possession, the drive to recreate the Victorian Era in contemporary fiction, graphic narratives, film and other cultural texts shows no sign of abating. If Neo-Victorianism is a cultural commentary on its own time, as well as on the Victorians', then what is the specific resonance of Neo-Victorianism for the 21st century? Papers especially welcome that point to new directions in Neo-Victorianism. 250-300 word abstracts to Dana Shiller, firstname.lastname@example.com


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- Bob Rouse, citrus horticulturist at the University of Florida's Southwest Florida Research and Education Center at Immokalee, thinks he and his colleagues, as well as growers, will be wrestling with citrus greening disease for a long time to come.
Citrus greening disease occupies a big part of Bob Rouse's thoughts these days.
The citrus horticulturist at the University of Florida's Southwest Florida Research and Education Center at Immokalee, thinks he and his colleagues, as well as the state's growers, will be wrestling with it for a long time to come.
"We're going to have to learn to live with it," he says. "I wouldn't bank too much on a solution from biotechnology within the next 20 years. If we had a GMO today that would work on it, it would take 10 years-plus to get permission to use it in the field. First, we'd have to test it, then get EPA's permission to put it in the environment."
And, whether the public would accept genetically modified citrus is another unanswered question.
(For more, see: California citrus growers schooling on Florida for coming HLB war)
But with any biotech solution beyond reach, for the time being, Rouse says, growers have to combat greening with already-available tools. He thinks the best option, in many cases, is an intensive micronutrients program, possibly combined with vigorous pruning.
"As long as the leaf is green and functioning, the tree is fine; where the leaves are functional, the tree will keep going. We discovered that where micronutrients were working, root density could increase on a diseased tree.
"Most growers didn't know what to do when greening first appeared. They stalled a couple of years and got into a recovery mode."
In 2008, Rouse began testing trees at the experiment station that were almost 100 percent infested with greening. He was intrigued by the observations by Maury Boyd, a southwest Florida citrus grower, who believed a micronutrient cocktail involving as many as 14 compounds could extend the productive life of greening-ravaged trees.
"Was there something unique about Maury or his location? We wanted to find out. Obviously, something was working. That's what we learned in the last four years. Our experiments all have controls. Some trees are untreated; other trees get some of the components in this mix, but have one thing or two things left out.


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Revisions to the ArduPilot Config Tool
My first "attempt" at modifying Jordi's Config Tool is getting close to a release.
The key benefits are:
1) Click to add waypoints
2) Drag & drop ability once added
3) Search by address (home and waypoints)
If anyone knows how to address GMarkers from Google Map's API V2 directly (ie getElementById) in C#.NET, please let me know! Right now, I'm polling a hidden control on the html form for index, lat & long info. It's not the best way, but it's working....
The screenshot above was created by clicking the "Home" radio button and entering "grand canyon" on the address field...then hit search. The waypoints were added by clicking around the home point on the map. No typing in lat & long coordinates or looking them up in Google Earth....
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Thanks Charles. I'm doing something similar. I have one Java script that I'm using for 3 functions.
1) Set Home location (this is a single marker with drag & drop and GeoCode searchable). getLatLng info is fed back to hidden input boxes and read by the VB6 code.
2) Add Waypoint (this is multiple markers with drag & drop and GeoCode searchable). Clicking and/or moving a marker will update those same hidden input boxes along with an index. These boxes are read several times per second because I don't have a way to capture a fired event in Java script from VB6. Maybe this is possible in C#.NET, but I'm too new to know.
3) Travel mode (nothing drag and drop). This includes the setup home position marker along with all the waypoints and a drawn poly line between them. Then another poly line shows the travel of the plane. I've noticed once you get up around 100 segments of the travel poly line the page takes a lot longer to load and starts causing me timing problems and crashes in VB6. It's better than nothing, but it's not really meant to be a "real-time" tracking system. I'm currently updating about every 4 seconds on the travel mode.
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State Sen. Mike Stack III, Democrat from Northeast Philadelphia, made the obligatory pilgrimage for all would-be statewide candidates recently - to the Farm Show, the giant indoor wintertime state fair in Harrisburg.
He didn't get media attention, though his aide's cellphone does contain a shot of the senator cradling a piglet. Neither does Stack get much mention in media lists of potential challengers to Gov. Corbett, but he is seriously preparing to do it.
"How dare you disregard me?" Stack joked. He said losing three races before being elected to the Senate in 2000 taught him patience - "You know, they'll take notice of you at some point in time."


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It has been less than a week since we left Cuba and has started to seem like a dream. This is probably in part because most of us came down with a hellish cold the day we left and have spent these few days back in a feverish and dazed condition. But it is also because the experience of immersing ourselves in a world so different from our daily lives has made the transition back more intense than after some trips.
As I expected, the internet access in Havana was spotty and in the other parts of the country we visited, non-existent. I will post a few blog entries over the next week or so that reflects our travels.
We met up in the wee hours (5:30 am) on Feb. 23 to get to the Miami airport and complete all the paperwork to get our visas for Cuba. After spending time standing in this line, and then that, we were on the flight to Cuba! The plane had hardly gone up before it came down, underscoring how close Cuba is to southern Florida. We straggled out of the baggage claim to meet Frank Alpizar, who would be our able guide for the next 10 days. We checked into the beautiful Palacio de San Felipe, a former mansion that has been remodeled into an excellent hotel. The location was fabulous, right on the San Francisco de Asis Square in old Havana. After our first meal of many to consist of white rice, black beans, and our choice of chicken, fish, or pork (pretty much every lunch and dinner followed this formula), we had the afternoon free to explore the old town.
Old Havana is beautiful and sad all at once. It is filled with ornate colonial buildings in various conditions. Some, like our hotel, were beautifully restored. Others are in such disrepair that is hard to believe that people live in them, but in most cases they are indeed lived in. Many of the buildings use the typical Spanish concept of an interior courtyard, and peeking in the open doors of some showed a nice space in a few, and crowded and, well, squalid conditions in others. The many plazas in the area were filled with kids playing games, indicating that families lived in these homes.
The unusual living conditions in Havana were displayed in the most bizarre and almost hallucinatory terms when we visited the private restaurant, La Guarida, for dinner one night. We drove in the bus to a neighborhood of decaying, but formerly glorious, buildings. The restaurant is on the fourth floor of a beautiful old mansion that was the location of the Oscar-nominated movie "Strawberry and Chocolate." We hiked over marble floors and up stairs lined with wrought iron railings, and had a wonderful dinner. Afterwards, we descended down a different set of stairs and found ourselves in what seemed to be a former ballroom.
Lisa and Nevada began waltzing and I attempted to take a few photos. As I did this, I realized that there were a couple of toddlers watching us through an open door of a small room opening onto the ballroom that was the home of their family. As we left the building, I realized that other families also were living in small areas carved out of this once grand estate now visited by tourists rich enough to afford a meal they could never aspire to. It felt surreal.
Our time in Havana was busy. We visited the National Institute for Research on Tropical Agriculture where we heard a presentation on their programs and had a brief tour. They have been around for 108 years but it seemed clear that they lack the resources to as effective as they could be in providing assistance to Cuban farmers. They seem to have a strong program in plant pathology, but their labs need much upgrading.
One of the standouts of our trip to Havana was the visit with Miquel Salcines, a Cuban agronomist who started Alamar Organoponic Gardens during the "Special Period." These thriving gardens were an inspiration in urban agriculture. Mr. Salcines provided some interesting background, including that before the Special Period 80% of the food was grown in non-urban areas, with large inputs of synthetic fertilizers and pesticides, and now 80% is grown organically in urban areas. They went organic, in part, because no other means were available to them and they had to go back to the "old way" of doing things. These food cooperatives provide good working conditions and workers have access to food, loans, education, and payments for shares that accumulate over the time with the cooperatives. The Seattle area is striving for greater food security and there are many lessons to be learned in Havana.
Many of us chose to go see the Buena Vista Social Club on our final night on this first part of the trip. I saw the famous Oscar-winning documentary not that long ago and recognized some of the performers from the film, though many of them are now deceased. It was a fun show and a good way to end the first phase of the trip. The next day we set off to explore some of the countryside. Stay tuned for more on that.
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P & P binders contain information pertaining to all of the following EXCEPT:
Employee's weekly schedule
Hospital orders contain which of the following information?
Laboratory orders, dietary restrictions, and medication orders
Hospital technicians must be available to:
Work various shifts, work weekends, and fill different jobs per operational needs
Technicians have all of the following responsibilities EXCEPT:
Contacting the physician for order clarification
By law, which of the followings tasks cannot be done by a technician?
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Which statement is false concerning the use of investigational drugs?
All investigational drugs must be disposed on-site at the hospital where the study has taken place
Technicians can answer which of the following questions over the phone?
Generic or trade name of the drug, whether or not the drug is in stock, and if the drug order has been filled and sent to the floor
The main reason for using ADS machines is to:
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Must have specialized training before checking-off technicians
Which of the skills listed is the most important aspect of preparing sterile products?
Maintaining aseptic technique
A male/female adapter is used for which of the following reasons?
To attach two intravenous bags together
Complying with <USP> regulations by using a microbial growth medium that is substituted for the actual drug to simulate admixture compounding is referred to as a:
Media-Fill test
Which of the following sizes of needles is NOT commonly used when preparing an IV medication?
25 gauge
Hands should always be washed or sanitized:
When entering the intravenous room, before working in the horizontal flow hood, and before working in a vertical flow hood
Laminar flow hoods should be cleaned:
With 70% isopropyl alcohol, at least 30 minutes before using, and at least once a day
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Mike Gillislee ran for two touchdowns as No. 10 University of Florida defeated fourth-ranked Louisiana State University 14-6 and North Carolina State University upset No. 3 Florida State University 17-16 in college football.
In other games involved top-10 teams on the Associated Press writers' poll rankings, it was No. 2 Oregon 52, No. 23 Washington 21; No. 6 South Carolina 35, No. 5 Georgia 7; No. 7 Kansas State 56, Kansas 16; No. 8 West Virginia 48, No. 11 Texas 45, and No. 9 Notre Dame 41, Miami 3.
At Ben Hill Griffin Stadium in Gainesville, Florida, Gillislee ran 12 yards for a touchdown with five minutes left in the third quarter and repeated the feat in the final period. He carried 34 times for 146 yards for the Gators (5-0).
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Drew Alleman kicked field goals of 31 and 21 yards to give LSU (5-1) a 6-0 halftime lead.
Florida's Jeff Driskel completed eight of 12 passes for 61 yards, while LSU's Zach Mettenberger connected on 11 of 25 for 158 yards.
At Carter-Finley Stadium in Raleigh, North Carolina, Mike Glennon passed for two fourth-quarter touchdowns as unranked North Carolina State (4-2) fought back from a 16-0 deficit to hand Florida State (5-1) its first loss of the season in an Atlantic Coast Conference contest.
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Berry Blake Beguin
Berry Blake Beguin, 80, of Rushville, Neb., passed away October 27, 2012 at the Western Nebraska Veterans Home in Scottsbluff, Neb.
He was born June 28, 1932 to Henry and Agnes Barth Beguin of Rushville, Neb. He grew up on the ranch south of Rushville, Neb., along with younger brothers Blayne, Jerry and Perry. They all grew up loving the country way of life on the ranch and have a great appreciation for the outdoors.
He attended country school, riding his horse to school everyday. He attended Rushville High School and graduated with the class of 1949. Following graduation he worked on the family ranch.
On September 9, 1952, Blake married Mary Jean Arthur of Rushville, Neb. To this union two children were born, Theresa Lynn on April 23, 1957 and Gary Klint on June 25, 1958. Klint died suddenly at the age of eight due to acute meningitis.
In March of 1953, Blake was called to serve his country. Blake served in the Army from March of 1953 to March of 1955 and was stationed in Japan. Blake was proud that he has served his country and was an active member of the American Legion Post 161 for 59 years. He served as Sergeant-At-Arms for the Legion color guard for over 20 years.
Upon leaving the service he returned to the family ranch where he worked until it was sold. He then worked for his aunt Hallie Jackson and her husband, A.J., on their ranch. When his daughter Terry opened her veterinary clinic, he helped out there wherever he could. He enjoyed going on country calls and visiting with all the different clients who came into the clinic. He also worked at Sheridan Livestock on Wednesdays.
Blake enjoyed all outside activities. He was the happiest when he was horseback doing something. Blake and his brother Blayne rodeoed together for years. Blake was always mounted on a horse. He had trained himself. Later on he was proud to watch his daughter, Terry, carry on the tradition of rodeoing in high school and college. During his final years, he proudly watched his granddaughter, Charmayne, in Junior, Little Britches and High School rodeos. The birth of Charmayne was one of his happiest moments.
Blake loved hunting and fishing and the great outdoors. He would drive along the creek hunting pheasants, ducks, deer and coyotes. He had a pack of coyote hounds and loved to go hunting coyotes with friends. He helped a lot of deer hunters, guiding them through the rough hills of the ranch.
Blake enjoyed reading. He would read a book several times or read a magazine from cover to cover. He loved visiting and socializing with friends. He was a charter member of the Saturday night pool gang at the Legion club.
He was diagnosed with Alzheimers in 2006 but continued to go to the vet clinic until June 2011. His health deteriorated after a broken hip, and he moved to the Western Nebraska Veterans Home in July, 2011. He lived there until his death.
He is survived by his wife of 60 years Mary Jean; daughter Theresa (Bernard) Beguin-Strong and her husband Bernard; and granddaughter Charmayne, all of Rushville, Neb.; and brothers Blayne (Judy) of Rushville, Neb., Jerry (Karen) of Kimball, Neb., and Perry (Verona) of Spearfish, S.D.
He was preceded in death by his parents, son Klint and a nephew Brent.
Memorial services were held October 30, 2012 at the Immaculate Conception Church in Rushville, Neb.
Burial was at the Fairview Cemetery in Rushville, Neb.
Memorial contributions may be made to Rushville American Legion Color Guard. Donations may be sent in care of Chamberlain-Pier Funeral Home, P.O. Box 366, Gordon, Neb., 69343. ❖
Millie Leone Stoner
Millie Leone Stoner, 87, passed away November 5, 2012 at Cherry County Hospital in Valentine, Neb.
She was born July 4, 1925 at Lakeview, S.D., and was one of six children born to Isaac and Gertrude (Dykstra) Risseeuw. She weighed three pounds and was so little that her mom could put her wedding ring around her wrist. She was so tiny that they kept her in a shoe box by the stove to keep her warm. Her mom also carried her on a pillow so she wouldn't hurt her because she was so fragile.
Millie went to Hutchinson Grade School and then went to the Malone School. Millie rode her horse to school. She graduated from Mission High School, then went on to Springfield one year to get her teaching certificate. She then came back and taught her sister, Arlene, first grade. She taught school and then worked at the telephone office until one evening changed her life. She met Charlie Stoner at a Quonset dance in Kilgore, Neb. In 1953 they married and she followed him though his army tour. In 1957 they moved home and started ranching and started their family. Five boys where born, Randy, Dale, infant son, Jerry and Mark. In July of 1957 they moved 40 miles south of Nenzel to the Taylor Ranch. Millie always did all of the cooking for the hired men and cared for her sons. In 1968 they moved back to Kilgore, Neb., and expanded the Stoner Ranch. She continued to cook and follow her boy's school events. Starting in 1979 the first grandchild was born and by 2000 the last grandchild was born. She was blessed with 13 grandkids and seven great-grandsons with two on the way.
She is survived by her husband, Charlie of 59 years; four sons Randy (Beth), Dale (Tammy), Jerry (Kay), and Mark (Dedra); 13 grandchildren, Becky (Casey) Lancaster, Buffy (Tom) Cooper, Kari (Ira) Spanel, Shara (Trent) Ford, Cody, Tell, Kylee, Tyce, Heather (Jack) King, Miles (Shaunna), Bobbie Jo, Rachel (fiancée Jon Kime) and Jake Stoner; great-grandsons Carson and Blake Lancaster, Cash and Luke Cooper, Easton Spanel, Bentley Ford and Jack Weston King; brothers Don (Lavina) Risseeuw, Jim Risseeuw; sister Arlene (Willie) Hoff; sister-in-law Marsha Risseeuw; nieces, nephews and other relatives and a host of friends.
She was preceded in death by her parents, two brothers (Harold and Ray) and one infant son.
Memorial services were held November 10, 2012 at the United Methodist Church in Valentine, Neb.
Burial followed at Kilgore Cemetery in Kilgore, Neb.
Memorial contributions may be made in memory of Millie to the Kilgore Cemetery.
Online condolences may be sent to SandozFuneralHome.com. ❖
Lucy Irene Isom
Lucy Irene (Junod) Isom, 90, of Mullen, Neb., passed away October 31, 2012, at her daughter's home at Johnson Lake, Neb., surrounded by her loving family.
She was born September 12, 1922, to Edna Kime and Lawrence (Buck) Junod at Kerrmoor, Pa. She was the first of four children. Lucy was baptized on August 5, 1928, as an Episcopalian at her grandfather and grandmother Kime's home at Kennedy, Neb. She was later confirmed through the Valentine Episcopal Church.
She attended several different schools in Cherry and Hooker counties. Lucy graduated from Mullen High School in 1940, and from West Nebraska Methodist School of Nursing in 1945. After graduation, she worked at the Valentine Hospital until she married John Isom on December 5, 1945. Three children were born to this union: Gary Joe, Terry John, and Patty Leanne.
Throughout the years she worked at Scottsbluff Hospital, Valentine Hospital and Mullen Hospital, which she helped set up in 1956. She also worked at Earl Walker's dental office for three years and then purchased Tip Top Variety Store, which she ran for 12 years. Lucy was also involved in school nursing in Mullen, Neb., for many years. She helped deliver many babies in Mullen, Neb., and was usually available for any kind of medical need.
Lucy received the Ak-sar-ben Good Neighbor Award and the Community Service Award in 1956. In 1991, she was crowned Hooker County Fair Queen.
For 17 years Lucy kept records for the Mullen ambulance and also kept supplies up to date. She kept her nursing license current until the day she passed away. She belonged to St. Joseph's Episcopal Church, Rest Home Auxiliary, American Legion Auxiliary and the Senior Citizen Center. She served many years in the Episcopal Church and had several offices including district president. Her many hobbies included playing bridge, pitch, and 500, crafting, hunting rattlesnakes and playing with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
After John passed away, she married Newt (John) Reddington in 2001, and spent three years living in Washington State until Newt passed away.
She is survived by three children, Joe (Deanna) Isom, of Mullen, Neb., Terry (Mindy) Isom, of Gering, Neb., and Patty (Bruce) Bader, of Johnson Lake, Neb.; eight grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; brother, Don Junod, of Valentine, Neb.; brother-in-law, Lee (Mary Lou) Isom, of Mullen, Neb., Marian Isom, of Mullen, Neb., Katherine Stagner, of Pennsylvania; and three stepsons, Van (Judy) Reddington, Lance Reddington and Mace Reddington, all of Washington State.
She was preceded in death by her husbands, John and Newt; and brothers, Ernest and Glen Junod and Russell Stagner.
Memorial services were held November 3, 2012 at St. Joseph's Episcopal Church in Mullen, Neb.
It was Lucy's wishes that her body be cremated. Inurnment was at the Cedarview Cemetery, Mullen, Neb.
Memorial contributions may be made to St. Joseph's Episcopal Church in Mullen or Cedarview Cemetery. ❖


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- Captain Condom and Lady Latex at War With the Army of Sex Diseases
PATH and Center for Youth Services, with assistance from youth and staff at several Washington, DC, youth programs, produced this comic on condom use and the prevention of sexually transmitted infections. Captain Condom and Lady Latex was one of several products resulting from Plain Talk, a PATH project in the mid-1980s funded by the Ford Foundation.
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2013 Texoma Horse Expo
The Texoma Horse Expo will be 4 days this year, October 10-13 at the J.S. Bridwell Ag Center on North Burnett.
The Wichita County Horse Committee invites the public to their FREE events!
Thursday, Ocotber 10: Stalls open at 2:00pm and a Charity Horse Show "Riding for Pink" begins at 6:00pm with proceeds benefitting breast cancer research.
Friday, October 11: 6:00pm-8:00pm Top Texoma Cowboys will be offering Colt Starting Demonstrations.
Saturday, October 12: The Texoma Breeders and Classic Futurities begin with Registration from 7:00am-9:00am and Show begins sharply at 8:00am. There's a Breed Alley opening at 8:00am and a Model Horse Show at 9:00am. There will be vendors and a Silent Auction throughout the day. Saturday continues with the "Parade of Breeds" at 12:00pm, featuring horses unusual for this area. At 2:00pm, the "Competitive Trail Clinic" begins followed by a Trail Challenge.
Saturday Evening from 7:00pm to Midnight join us for Fellowship at the Neon Spur across the street from the Ag Center.
Sunday, October 13: Open Show begins at 8:00am Vendors will be open from 9:00am-5:00pm and the Silent Auction continues from 10:00am-2:00pm. The Texoma Horse Expo concludes with the Rangler Riding Club's Barrel Race beginning at 6:00pm.


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Bapsi Slali, Ph.D.
Dr. Slali is a licensed psychologist in private practice in San Diego and Imperial Counties. Currently, she is doing individual and group psychotherapy in the areas of depression, abuse, performance, stress and family relationships. She is a co-founder of Kearny Mesa Psychological Services and the Center for the Treatment of Sexual Abuse. Dr. Slali completed her bachelor's and master's degrees in psychology in India. She has done graduate work and received teaching fellowships at San Diego University and the University of Houston. She earned her Ph.D. in clinical psychology from the California School of Professional Psychology.
Cristina Versari, Ph.D.
Dr. Cristina Versari is the founder and President of the San Diego University for Integrative Studies (SDUIS) since 1999. She has a Ph.D. in Psychology with specialization in Sport Psychology and a Master Degree in Sport Psychology from Alliant International University, San Diego. She also has two Bachelor degrees, one in Psychology and one in Physical Education. In addition to her work at SDUIS, Dr. Versari works with NBA players helping them prepare for their second careers. She has been working with NBA players for twenty years and was responsible for the NBA/NBPA Education and Career Development Program for several years. In that capacity she was responsible for the counseling services to all 30 NBA teams and thousands of NBA players. Dr. Versari's work has been featured on national and international television and in newspapers including Court TV, MSNBC, FOX News, LA Times, Sports Illustrated, Psychology Today, The New York Times, San Diego Business Journal, San Diego Union Tribune, The San Diego Reader, Orlando Sentinel, Sacramento Bee, NorthJersey.com, UCSD Guardian, Sportv and Twain News. She is often interviewed by the media as an expert on professional athlete issues, specifically NBA players, in cases such as the Kobe Bryant case. Dr. Versari has presented her work at several international Sport Psychology conferences and has been invited to speak to psychologists and athletes on the subject of career transition and athletic retirement. She was the first professional sport psychologist to sign an exclusive contract with the NBA to provide the services to all teams.
Joe Davis: Ph.D.
Dr. Davis has over 20 years of teaching and administrative experience in higher education, research and public service. His experiences include mental health/operations officer for Department of Homeland Security and NDMS-U.S. Public Health Service, Dept. of Health & Human Services, counseling staff member with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), clinical-community psychologist in public service for the Virginia Dept. of Mental Health Services as well as Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, School of Medicine, UC-San Diego and Associate Dean of Academic Affairs at AVU. He is founder of THE HALEY CENTER, a private firm specializing in human resource management and organizational development. He earned a B.S. degree in psychology with and emphasis in biopsychology, and M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in clinical psychology. He is also the recipient of a honorary doctor of laws (LL.D.). He attended Radford University, University of Virginia and the Institute of Law, Psychiatry & Public Policy, CSU-Fullerton, the California School of Professional Psychology/CSPP and UHS. He completed his pre-doctoral internships and training at the Scripps Center for Quality Management in clinical-organizational psychology, Sharp Health Care System in clinical-neuropsychology, and at the VA Medical Center's inpatient/outpatient psychiatry service in clinical psychology and behavioral medicine. A former Medical-Allied Health Editor-in-Chief of the Canadian Journal of Clinical Medicine from 1995-2001, he currently sits on several editorial journal boards and is published extensively in the areas critical incident stress debriefing, trauma/disaster mental health, and psychology-law. He enjoys working with students in all areas of psychological research and teaches a variety of courses including objective personality assessment and research methods.
Joel Fick, Ph.D.
Joel Fick received his Ph.D. and M.A. in Clinical Psychology from the California School of Professional Psychology specializing in Family/Child Health Psychology, and the B.A. from Gustavus Adolphus College. Dr. Fick is a California licensed Clinical Psychologist and was a clinician for Mental Health Systems Inc., Mental Health Rehabilitation Specialist Supervisor for the Telecare Corporation, Clinical Director of the Weekend Program at Bayview Hospital, and Counselor for San Diego State University. He was appointed Postdoctoral Research Fellow for the Center for Behavioral Epidemiology and Community Health at SDSU, and has conducted partial hospitalization and community mental health treatment-outcome research. Dr. Fick teaches Practicum and Field Placement Supervision courses at National University and has conducted community health and communication seminars for SDSU. He teaches Developmental Psychology, Clinical Counseling Skills Training, Psychopathology, and Thesis/Dissertation Instruction at SDUIS.
Lina Kogan, Ph.D.
Lina Kogan holds a dual Ph.D. in Organizational Psychology and Clinical Psychology from the California School of Professional Psychology. She received her undergraduate degree in psychology from the San Diego State University. Since 1998, Dr. Kogan has acquired a solid foundation in the areas of conflict management, career development, individual coaching, research/dissertation consulting, team development, resource management, psychometrics, survey design and analyses, and change management. Dr. Kogan is also skilled at process and psycho-educational group facilitation, dialectical and cognitive behavioral treatments, crisis intervention/prevention, individual therapy, and mental health assessment. Her professional experience as a clinician includes positions at adult partial hospitalization programs, inpatient hospitalization programs, chemical dependence inpatient/outpatient programs, and day-treatment programs. Dr. Kogan designs and implements training programs on topics that include dealing with difficult people; dialectical behavioral therapy; team building; matching goals with personality traits; conflict resolution; ethics in organizations; group dynamics; effective feedback; emotion regulation; business writing; team building; and effective communication skills.
Lisa Hazelwood Hunt, Ph.D.
Lisa Hazelwood Hunt is a supervising psychologist for the Dept. of Psychiatry Children's Hospital of San Diego and a licensed clinical psychologist in private practice in San Diego. Dr. Hazlewood-Hunt earned her Ph.D. at Northwestern University in Chicago. She was awarded a post-doctorate fellowship at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center and has been a Psychology Fellow at Illinois Masonic Hospital, Dept. of Psychiatry. Dr. Hazlewood-Hunt has been actively involved in Jungian Psychology organizations for the past 14 years.
Neenah Amaral, Ph.D.
is a Marriage, Family, Child Counselor in private practice in San Diego. Dr. Amaral is the current president and chief financial officer of the San Diego Chapter, California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists. She speciailizes in Alcohol and Drug Abuse and Hypnotherapy. Dr. Amaral teaches in the areas of legal and ethical issues for Counselors and theory and practice of family therapy.
Randall McManus, JD
Randall McManus, Esq. is a California licensed attorney, real estate broker, and general building contractor.
He received his JD from National University in 1986, and his bachelor's degree in Business Finance from San Diego State University. Randall is a successful real estate investor and hands-on property manager. Over the past 25 years, Randall has bought, sold, or managed, houses, apartments, hotels, mobile home parks, and vacant land. As a developer in 1998, he built and sold 48 new houses in San Diego County. As a practicing attorney, he has successfully defended an $11,000,000 lawsuit, and has won settlements of over $1,800,000. He specializes in real estate law, landlord tenant law, and contracts. Being a member of the Airplane Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) and Sierra Club, Randall enjoys his free time flying, and backpacking in the Sierra Mountains.
Raymond Trybus, Ph.D.
Dr. Raymond Trybus is a former Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs at National University, Executive Vice President of Alliant University Foundation, and for nine years was the Chancellor of the California School of Professional Psychology (CSPP), San Diego. Dr. Trybus has authored seventeen book chapters, authored or co-authored five books, and has published more than twenty-two scientific journal articles and technical reports. For the past three years, Dr. Trybus was the project Administrator for Project ESSEA (from Ethiopia, Somalia, Sudan, and Eritrea to America), and outreach-based mental health program for refugees and immigrants from those four East African countries who now live in San Diego. He is also regarded as an internationally known research expert on the psychological issues of persons who are hard of hearing or deaf. Dr. Trybus has received over $4,000,000 in external funds for his research projects from state, federal, and private agencies and has presented more than fifty papers at scientific conferences. We are greatly honored to now have the scholarly expertise of Dr. Trybus, who is also a licensed psychologist in the state of California, District of Columbia, and Maryland. He has extensive clinical experience and has been practicing and consulting for over 30 years. Dr. Trybus received his Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology and M.S. in Psychology with specialization in Research Methodology and Design from St. Louis University.
Robert Nideffer, Ph.D.
Dr. Robert Nideffer is a licensed psychologist and is president of Enhanced Performance Systems. He has written 15 books and authored over 100 research and/or applied articles. He is the developer of the Test of Attentional and Interpersonal Style (TAIS) which is used world wide to measure the attentional and interpersonal skills of high level performers in sports, business, sales and the military. Dr. Nideffer has worked with Olympic teams from the US, Canada, and Australia, and taught in psychiatry, psychology, and physical education departments in various universities. Dr. Nideffer received his Ph.D. in clinical and experimental psychology from Vanderbilt University.
Sylvain Guimond is a renowned expert and practitioner in the fields of posture, biomechanics and sport psychology for over 20 years. He is also the founder, President of Biotonix, a leading technology company in postural health. Sylvain is an active speaker and contributor to various academic, scientific, sporting and business organizations and venues. Sylvain is a physical educator, an osteopath and a doctor in sport psychology. As a McGill graduate from the department of physical education and kinesiology he has been the chairman of the board of the consulting committee. For many years he has been a member on the Nazareth Louis-Braille foundation. He is a member of the executive committee of the SADC du Bas Richelieu and the administrative board. In 2010 he was a finalist of the entrepreneurial Ernst and Young award. Dr Guimond works with the Montreal Canadian as a consultant in sport psychology.
Will Stillwell, Ph.D.
Dr. Stillwell has been associated with Humanistic Psychology and Carl Rogers for thirty years at The Center for Studies of the Person. He works as a consultant to people in organizations, finding new ways with Clients to deal with conflict, leadership, morale, quality of work and accountability. He has served on the faculty of several universities and is co-author of a recent book, Conflict is Inevitable — War is Optional. He resonates with the Jewish hope for justice, and the Christian hope for love, the Buddhist hope for liberation, the Hindu hope for multiplicity and the Islamic hope for community, and the Animist hope for spirit in all beings. He earned his doctorate at the University of Pittsburg.
William Leslie, M.A.
William Leslie, M.A., received his M.A. in philosophy from San Francisco State University with an emphasis on critical thinking and philosophy of religion. He teaches philosophy at Palomar Community College and is the President of the Sierra Foothills Chapter of Educators for Social Responsibility.
Yvette Lyons: Ph.D., C.E.A.T
Yvette Lyons, Ph.D. received her Doctorate in Clinical Psychology with a Specialty in Expressive Art Therapy in 1999. She is a Certified Expressive Arts Therapist (EAT) and a Certified Life Coach. She also holds a certification in Sand-Tray World Play Therapy and is a Mandala Assessment Research Inventory (MARI) teacher trainer. Dr. Lyons has worked as an individual and group therapist in a variety of clinical settings. Her therapeutic experience encompasses working at the County of San Diego's Foster Program for children and adolescents and serving as a therapist for homeless veterans and the chronically mentally ill. Additionally, Dr. Lyons has worked with Oceanside County Mental Health in their Grant Program teaching and supporting Schizophrenics with on the-job training and readiness. As a trainer, Dr. Lyons has consulted with private and public programs on incorporating expressive arts therapy groups into their therapeutic milieu. As an educator, Dr. Lyons has been teaching at the Master's and Doctoral level in Clinical Psychology, Marriage and Family Therapy and Expressive Art Therapy programs for the past nine years. Today, Dr. Lyons is the Director of the Expressive Arts Therapy Department at the San Diego University for Integrative Studies. In this capacity, she coordinates the program, teaches, selects adjunct faculty, and facilitates training seminars in Expressive Arts Therapy and Sand-Tray Therapy for students and professionals in the mental health community.


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I've been experimenting on some pages with removing all ad units and using only link units on those pages.
As a result, the CTR increased significantly which pulled up the overall revenue for the pages in question.
If feasible for your site, you might give it a try.
CTR increased significantly
It's better to compare the eCPM of Ad Links vs Text Ads, or total earnings.
I've removed some of my Ad Links because the EPC has recently dropped below that of Text Ads.
Strange, because I thought that Ad Links were part of the Search network so would pay better than Content ads.
[edited by: Leonard0 at 5:33 pm (utc) on Aug. 10, 2008]
Good job on increasing your overall revenue :)
I'd be interested to know what sort of ad unit you replaced with a link unit?
this is why i am one of the belivers that there is a ceiling on earnings per account and/or site irrespective of what ad formats are used and how many you place on the pages
i only operate one major site (5 years now) so i can only base my assumptions on that 1 site
I've removed some of my Ad Links because the EPC has recently dropped below that of Text Ads.
Strange, because I thought that Ad Links were part of the Search network so would pay better than Content ads.
If that were the case, the advertisers who thought they had opted out of the Content network would be very unhappy to see their ads appearing there!
The ads you see on the Links pages are ads from advertisers who have chosen Content, just displayed differently.
I've found that link units perform very well on my home page (no regular ads there at all) and on some second-level pages. They perform less well on specific articles, where they are outperformed by regular ads.
Perhaps Link Units work better on Exit pages and Ad Units work better on Entry pages. For my site(s) I would say most visitors enter at level 2, call it the primary content level, then they tend to exit from level 0 or 1, which in my case tend to be "index" or navigation pages, with less topical content. So perhaps Link Units, where visitors are navigating, and Ad Units where they concentrate/think/read (detailed content).
Perhaps the same could be said for perceived Entry and Exit points on a given page. Maybe Link Units would work better at the bottom of the page where many users may exit your site. I haven't experimented with any of this though.
It might be very nice if there was a "heat map" for Link Units versus Ad Units? Perhaps the other Ad types as well(image versus text, etc).If Google provided this additional information it might double all our earnings.
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Adsense Heat Map [google.com]
I tried it just for fun and received about $0.01 per click. So that was that..
How long did you try it for? I've learned, by using link units over the long term, that it can take the system some time to figure out the best link phrases to present, especially if your site is not tightly focused on one topic (and I think link units work best on sites that aren't tightly focused, in fact).
Give the experiment time to run. You SHOULD end up getting a click value in line with your site as a whole, and a better CTR. If you don't, then your site isn't a good match for them.


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NeighborImpact is helping to promote reading by handing out 2,500 books to children of Head Start. The books are made available by Toys for Tots, which is distributing 89,000 books across the region.
"The goal is pretty simple," says Kim Snow, Associate Director of Education and Quality with Head Start. "We want to get more books in the hands of families and help increase literacy so kids perform better in school."
NeighborImpact's Head Start program helps families by connecting them with a variety of resources. The pre-school program offers pre-kindergarten education, health and dental care, family support, and nutritional meals. Head Start aims to increase school readiness and provide children and families with the skills and resources they need be successful.
"There are families out there that can't afford books. We'd really like to see more kids learn about science and math so we want to provide as many books as we can," explained Snow.
To make sure books end up directly in the hands of children, Head Start teacher advocates will be visiting families at their homes this spring. Over 430 children are served by Head Start in 23 classrooms in Deschutes and Crook counties.


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Oleg Deripaska, an oligarch with close ties to the Kremlin and some of Britain's political elite, had been embroiled for six years in an acrimonious legal dispute over a $1.1 billion (£700 million) stake in his metals empire.
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