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I really don't see anything in Donte Greene.
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And what's up with Donte Greene only getting a non-guaranteed deal with the Nets? I read it may be nothing more than a training camp invite...Really? 6'11" with that talent and that amount of upside? We're talking about a player that has a good chance to be an even better version of Tim Thomas here. Wow..See this pisses me off a little -- if Glen would've called Greene's agent and offered a guaranteed vet min. deal, even for 1 yr, we probably could've gotten this guy. Would've been a real nice young player that we could've picked up cheap to backup both STAT and Melo. We had a little bit of a bidding war with the Nets last off-season over Shawne Williams and lost out. Now we have a chance to get a far superior player for even less money and we pass??? Huh?? Watch -- we passed on Greene, won't get DJ White, pass on McCants etc. and start the season with Chris Copeland (looks like there's some talent there but let's be honest, the dude's practically a complete unknown) and Chris Smith..Oh yeah, and Kurt Thomas who's about 100 years old...Come on man..I gotta give the Nets a lot of credit -- they're really being aggressive retooling that team. Us on the other hand--I dunno man, I feel like we've gotten complacent a little bit all of a sudden. I don't think we're good enough to let a talent like Donte Greene go to a division rival like that for basically nothing. How did we not get involved in that?? Someone explain it to me. For the amount of money we're talking about here, I look at adding a talent like Donte Greene as a complete no-brainer.
Moving on, any opinions on Rashad McCants? I mentioned him a couple of posts back. Cut by his French team after failing a team physical...I guess there's not a dire need for a 2G now after we signed Brewer but provided he's not hurt that bad, he might be worth bringing in, even if we had to rehab him for a little bit...Wouldn't be a bad insurance policy to have man, honestly. What happens if Brewer has little impact and doesn't pan out? What happens if JR never matures? What happens if Shump never gets back to 100%? What happens if Copeland isn't an NBA player?? McCants on a vet min. deal (or even a non-guaranteed deal like the one Greene just got from the Nets maybe) wouldn't be a terrible thing..Always had nice talent, he's had some prior success in the NBA and he's right in his prime. Only in his late 20s...Just a thought.
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Maybe KMart's waiting for an injury out there to get more money. Maybe Greene saw more PT behind Wallace/Hump, then here.
LA Clippers F Kenyon Martin still looking at "other" destinations who can offer more money long term (Source: Luke Adams)
Just reading James Anderson to accept a training camp invite with the Atlanta Hawks. Wow...WTF? This guy's a good 2-way player with a bright future. 1st round pick only a couple of yrs ago (pick #20)...He couldn't get anything better than that?? I know a few of us here on the board liked him and were talking him up, including me...Real nice talent...We couldn't have invited this guy to camp? Imagine -- in theory we could've had Donte Greene and James Anderson for the final 2 spots (two guys that fit needs for us -- a scoring big forward that can fill in off the bench behind our two star forwards and a talented big 2 that brings it on both ends) instead of Chris Copeland and Chris Smith (and those two are no lock either). All we probably had to do was guarantee both guys 1-yr vet min. deals which we have the cap room to do btw (every team does, no matter if you're over that cap)..Money and security talks - that's the bottom line and neither guy really got it when you consider what they accepted..A 1-yr guaranteed vet. min deal is better than what Greene and Anderson settled for...So puzzling. The FA market has gotten so weird. There are still good players out there (DJ White?), guys that could probably be had for mere vet. minimum deals, yet teams are deciding to play it dirt cheap..Bringing in a guy like James Anderson -- that wouldn't have been worth it to us??? I don't get it...I like the look of Copeland but the jury's still out on this guy, let's be frank here (is he even a SG?)...Donte Greene and James Anderson are two good young players with excellent potential. Copeland better be the goods, all I'm sayin'. Otherwise we look pretty dumb assembling the tail end of this roster. All I've been reading about is this good player has been invited to this camp, to that camp, etc. Teams are being proactive, even on the cheap surprisingly...Any idea who we're bring in for training camp?? I can't wait to see the motley crew they have lined up. Smh..
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Chris Smith is alright but I would Def. Look into Tony Taylor Jr. or Maybe Scott Machado
both NY NATIVES....
KMART NEED TO HURRY UP AND SIGN OR BARBOSA Still a FA WHATS UP!
Man i reckon we should just forget about KMART, if he comes it's only because he has no other choice. You don't want that kind of player here, plus he would demand/expect large amounts of playing time due to the lower than market salary and cause problems.
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Re: Earnhardt Jr. has concussion and will miss next two race
Dale jr. when he does well at the plate tracks & reporters tell him how other drivers dont like it. He would defend the track. Saying he likes it. Telling them it is a fun place blah blah blah.
Also he was the very biggest advocate to get the pack racing back. (That produces the big one) he lobbied louder than aany of the drivers through the media to get it changed to the racing we saw last week.
Then he gets caught up in the big one, & the whole deal sucks to him now! Tes there is whining from all drivers, but a lot of those drivers dont waiver about plate tracks. They either like them or they dont. Dale likes them when he does well & like last week now cant stand them.
Tony wasnt the only hypocrite last week. So was Dale Jr. he got the sytle of racing he was wishing for. Just not the result.
Now with all that said. I agree with what Dale jr. said last weekend. pack racing sucks & it isnt real racing. It should be changed. But I have never waivered on that stance when it comes to the plates.
So while I agree with Dale jr. speech, I agree with Danica fans posts.
People that use Ryan as an example of whining about Plate racing. This is true. (like a lot of drivers) but he has always felt that way. he didnt get out after winning the Daytona 500 & say I love this style of racing. he doesnt waiver or act hypocritical about plate racing. He cant stand it.
Its not as much that Dale jr. whined about being in the big one. They are all gonnaa do that. It was how bad he flipped from where his view was. Just like Tony apologist can say everyone blocks on the last lap of a plate race. This also may be true, but it was the stance Tony had on blocking that gets him a big ol' heaping plate of Warm Crow to eat this week! move over Tony. Dale jr needs to get his plate too.

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Indians Season Ticket Holder Presale and Promotions
I'm starting to get a feeling that buying Cleveland Indians season tickets might have been a bad idea. The only worthwhile perk is a suite for 16 people 'worth' $2,000. I've had my season tickets for about sixty games (I'm using the other 21) listed on Stubhub for a couple weeks now, and haven't sold a single pair. Ugh. The competition on the site has similar bleacher tickets listed for $4-$5 for most weekday games, and prices at or slightly below face value for many weekday games.
I sent Cleveland Indians president Mark Shapiro a tweet awhile ago, suggesting that instead of opening the gates at 4:30 for everyone, that they should just let season ticket holders in. That way I'd be getting more value out of my tickets. He never responded. Shapiro is no Frank Coonelly.
So, when this postcard came in the mail the other day offering season ticket holders the chance to buy tickets in advance, I decided to jump on the opportunity to stock up on Red Sox, Yankee, and Opening Day tickets.
I spent my lunch break buying up tickets for Opening Day, and the Red Sox and Yankees series. Unfortunately, the Indians use Ticketbast**d… I mean Ticketmaster – which rips off fans by charging random order processing and convenience fees. In fact, my credit card put a freeze on my spending at one point because of all of the quick orders for a team outside of PA. I had to spend a few minutes on the phone to unlock my card so I could finish my purchases.
By the way, it looks like anyone with the knowledge of a generic password can buy tickets from ticketmaster. So, if you're looking to buy Indians tickets early, let me know.
Anyhow, I guess we'll see how this whole Indians season ticket thing turns out.
Also, the Indians posted their promotions for the 2012 season two days ago.
There's bobblehead nights (Joe Carter, Carlos Baerga, Sandy Alomar Jr, and Asdrubal Cabrera).
Replica jersey days (Chris Perez, Justin Masterson, Carlos Santana and Charles Nagy).
Along with Dollar Dog nights, Student ID nights, Fireworks, and Tshirt giveaways.
Probably the most useful item that I'd want is the player calendar, which will be given away during the second game of the season. That's a 1:05 game. The Pirates have a game at 7:05 the same day. Hmmmm??
Anyhow, I thought I would throw this post just before midnight, so as to continue my 21 day posting streak.
There's only 55 more days until Opening Day, 8 days until pitchers and catchers report to spring training, and 2 days to win this Brandon Phillips jersey Tshirt.
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I feel a lot better about your chances of breaking even or posting a profit on the Reds than the Tribe. I was wondering if you were going to get a blog entry in before the witching hour. Is PNC as sunny and hot as I have heard? It looks beautiful on TV and when I play there on MLB the Show for PSP.
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Home List of Titles Information technology and living standards: the Department of Social Security Community Research Project
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- Information technology and living standards: the Department of Social Security Community Research Project
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- Newton, Peter W.
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- The principal objectives of this discussion paper are four-fold: to access the importance and potential role of information technology (IT) to improve living standards; to examine mechanisms and processes which would allow people on low incomes to have the choice and opportunity to use information technology to improve their living standards general; to provide an overview of existing and planned applications of information technology which have as an objective the enhancement of the living standards of individuals and families with particular emphasis on social and political participation, community services, access to information, family relationships, personal wellbeing, economic resources and employment; and to identify and discuss possible roles for the Department of Social Security particularly and the Commonwealth Government generally in facilitating the choices and opportunities of people on low incomes to use information technology to improve their living standards generally. In this paper, the nexus between information technology and living standards rests in part upon the historical evidence available from previous social transitions, where an inability to particpate fully in new forms of work spawned by revolutionary new technologies relegated individuals and families to the status of second class citizens in their own country. In many respects, the transition to an informational society is only in its infancy. As such, the outworkings of this latest societal transition are often difficult to grasp. Drawing primarily upon employment data, however, it was possible in Part 1 of this report to establish clearly that Australia is in the process of undergoing a transition from an industrial to an informational society. The corollaries of this transition were established as being: increasing volume and variety of information - mostly electronic and increasingly on-line; new technologies and new classes of work - involving cognitive rathern than manual dexterity; higher order skills required for higher paying jobs - primarily achieved through tertiary education; internationalisation of production and substitution of capital for labour - not enough 'traditional' jobs to go round. Increasing disparities in income - social and spatial polarisation of the population - the new urban poverty; and a recognition that citizens in the 21st century will need to acquire a new set of skills for basic functioning in society - using computers and networked information. In Part 2 of the report a model of human functioning in society is outlined which relies heavily upon the concept of capability - where capability is developed via the availability of resources (such as IT) and an individual's ability to use them. Use of IT to full potential rests heavily upon the dual human skills of literacy and computer literacy. In this context, several groups were identified which were considered to have specific IT needs: disabled (physically, mentally) elderly, unemployed, ethnic and non-English speaking populations, low income, illiterate. Part 3 of the report explores IT systems and applications that offer some prospect to 'at risk' populations for enhancing their status in relation to information access. The Internet provides us with a window on the 'information superhighway' of the 21st century, with its wide array of services capable of linking individuals into both a global and a local network of information, accesible from a domestic PC and modem. The content of the Internet is vast, with information available on al the key domains of life: the social, the economic and the political. Access to the Internet enhances an individual's real income, given that an increasing number of activities and institutions in today's society are now virtual (e.g. banking, shopping, work from home, news and entertainment etc.) The problem is that, for individuals on low income or with some form of disability, the IT revolution is beginning to pass them by. To date the IT revolution is primarily market-driven, responding to the needs of those with the disposal income and the knowledge to apply the technology in new and innovative ways. Governments in Australia and overseas, however, have recognised the revolutionary potential of the new computer and communications technologies and are developibng policies and programs tailored to the objectives of particular department portfolios. For the Department of Social Security, IT is seen as providing one avenue for enhancing the standard of living of individuals and families who are currently experiencing difficulties in participating fully in the contemporary social and economic life of Australia. Without government intervention, the gap between the IT 'haves' and 'nave nots' is set to widen. By the end of this decade, there are likely to be no remaining technological barriers for those with the necessary human capital (money, skills etc.) to gain unprecedented access to local, national and global information - from their homes. For those with personal access to networked computers, the information and associated opportunities appears unlimited. Consequently, the benefits of belonging to and participating in an information must be available to all Australians, and in a period of social, economic and technological transition government has a central role to play in ensuring equality of access. [Synopsis]
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- Department of Social Security Policy Research Papers, No. 71
- Publication year
- 1995
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- Australia; Community Research Project; Computer networks; Cost of living; Information networks; Information technology; Internet; Public welfare; Standard of living
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- Australian Government Publishing Service
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Grand Valley's Downtown Toastmasters club was presented with a corporate sponsorship award May 2 for being an outstanding sponsor and host for local Toastmasters clubs.
Lori Lococo, international director of Toastmasters, traveled from Canada, where the organization's headquarters is located, to present the award. The breakfast meeting took place in the University Club Room of the DeVos Center.
"I'm very happy to present this award because Grand Valley and Toastmasters share the same values," said Lococo, who joined Toastmasters more than 11 years ago. "We both support people, believe in integrity and are inclusive."
For nearly 20 years, Grand Valley has provided space for meetings and training events for staff members, faculty and community members to enhance leadership and speaking skills.
Scott Richardson, associate vice president for Human Resources at Grand Valley, who helped establish the Allendale Toastmasters club in 1994, accepted the award on behalf of Grand Valley.
"We're honored to receive this award and I'm proud to see the impact Toastmasters has had on the university. Grand Valley has grown from a small to large university and Toastmasters has helped with that," said Richardson.
Grand Valley has two Toastmaster clubs. The Allendale club meets Wednesdays at noon in the Kirkhof Center. The Downtown club was founded in 1998 and meets Thursday mornings in the DeVos Center.
Toastmasters International has 12,500 clubs in more than 115 countries throughout the world.


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I have been nursing my daughter for ten months. She was exclusively breastfed until about 9 months, when we introduced table foods. She was wetting 6-7 diapers a day and is now down to 3-4 for the past two weeks. She tends to have a BM 1/day but is now at 1/3 days.
Two weeks ago she and I both got the flu and ever since my supply has seemed to diminish to nearly nothing. The doctor said she has no signs of dehydtration, so to just put her to the breast more often, but it isn't picking up.
Also, she refuses any other kind of fluid (water, juice, etc.) and won't take a bottle OR a cup of any sort. We've tried straws, droppers, syringes, you name it. The only way I can get extra fluid into her is ice cubes, but it's certainly not enough to increase her output that much. I've added a 15 minute doublepumping session after each feed, but am starting to wonder if it's just too late to get my supply back up.
I had wanted to extend nursing beyond a year, but at this point my main concern is simply getting her enough fluids to stay hydrated and on track with development.
Could the supply loss be due to illness? At ten months is there any way to get it back? I'm at a loss for what to do at this point, but 3-4 wets a day for almost two weeks now is worrying me. Thanks for your help/support.


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The 2014 NBA Draft is looking incredibly deep, with game-changing talents like Andrew Wiggins, Jabari Parker and Joel Embiid, whose stock has fallen due to a foot injury.
This Thursday's draft begs the question: When drafting a player, what should you go for?
Many GMs take the best player available.
Take for instance the then-New Orleans Hornets, who had Chris Paul fall into their laps at four in 2005. Drawing comparisons to Isiah Thomas, Paul didn't disappoint, en route to a Rookie of the Year award.
Today, he's arguably, the best point guard in the league and has gained fame with his State Farm commercials with his "twin" Cliff.
Not too shabby.
On the flip side, there's Michael Beasley, who was an absolutely dominant scorer in college. To the Miami Heat, it was a win-win if either Derrick Rose or Beasley fell to them at two in 2008.
Now, inconsistency and marijuana-related issues have relegated Beasley to mop-up duty.
Grantland even bestowed the nickname "human victory blunt" to Beasley. Yikes.
Other GMs go for position of need.
The Golden State Warriors needed a point guard in 2009, after having a revolving door following Baron Davis' departure. They drafted Stephen Curry at eight, which was considered a reach.
Curry, the guy that didn't have NBA athleticism, is now the league's most-feared shooter and modern-day flamethrower.
There's also the world-famous Sam Bowie snafu of 1984. The Portland Trailblazers already had a rising swingman in Clyde Drexler. There was no need for some guy named Michael Jordan. They needed a center, so they got Bowie, the man they coveted.
A mess of injuries ended his career, while that Jordan guy, I believe, won a couple of awards and got a shoe deal.
Or, is it best to go overseas?
The Dallas Mavericks ventured into Germany when acquiring Dirk Nowitzki in a draft day deal. Being criticized for being a face-up, jump-shooting big man, Nowitzki became a basketball pioneer for future big men by using his range as a weapon.
He's a former NBA MVP, 2011 NBA champion and everyone's favorite player that same year, when he ripped the hearts out of the Miami Heat in the NBA Finals.
He's also the reason why we sprain our ankles, trying to mimic his one-legged fadeaways.
And then there's Darko Milicic.
In 2003, the Detroit Pistons wanted a piece of the Nowitzki pie and took Milicic, a European big that could, supposedly, do it all. For now, we'll ignore the fact that Carmelo Anthony, Chris Bosh and Dwyane Wade were picked immediately after. Just for now.
His inability to do anything well except, maybe, block shots, allows for him to be next to Bowie in biggest draft bust conversations. Not exactly ideal.
There's no real formula to the NBA Draft. You do your homework, pray you get your guy and hope it works out.
If not, oh well. There's always next year, until Cleveland steals your number one pick.


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Shirt Launch
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Bill, ya days of slapping Matt are long gone.
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Posted 20 December 2009 - 05:48 PM
wait till you see the away shirt .....you'll think its been designed for one of our championship rivals...
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Posted 20 December 2009 - 08:10 PM
only seen the shirt in pictures on the net, doesnt look anything special but probably grow on me, cause its got a fev badge on . wasnt keen on the material of last years shirt, it looks the same again. have to agree with birchy, the blue and white hooped kooga shirt was excellent quality, very smart and 1 that will take some beating. but aslong as the lads do the buisness on the field i wont be too bothered about the design of the shirt.
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Posted 22 December 2009 - 11:17 AM
Paul, it would be great to do that but is actually quite a difficult thing to do.
The shirt has to be designed in a basic form
( Fine we can do that, but, the RFL would not even look at it until all the other clubs designs were in )
I remember an away shirt design of Kooga's being rejected by the RFL because it was similar to another clubs home shirt design.
The sponsorship has to be sold and more importantly paid for before the name(s) can be incorporated into the design,
Manufacturers are reluctant to begin any production too far in advance unless large deposits are made.
And lastly , and unfortunately true that with any major manufacturer we will always play second fiddle to bigger clubs who sell more shirts than us.
At my time at Rovers I talked to loads of kit manufacturers ( Prostar, Stag, ISC, Papini, Umbro, Kooga, Kukri etc etc etc) and in my opinion the best we had were without doubt Kooga, and the worst ISC
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Posted 22 December 2009 - 03:29 PM
I personally like the design and material, but that neckline, ugh!!. Nearly down to my N*****s, or so the wife says.
Posted 22 December 2009 - 03:58 PM
The collars are quite cool although i think they are too big........ I know the players complained they were too tight last year so they've probably over compensated this time round.
Don't think the away will be much cop.
Posted 22 December 2009 - 09:11 PM
My thoughts as well gaz. I normally buy one whatever they are like but not this year. The material is rubbish. I'm gonna get some of the leisure wear instead. Some of last years was good and i'll get more use out of that. Only wore last years once cos i couldn't stand the feel of it.
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It doesn't take much to please me. I'm a simple guy who really enjoys just five things.
1. Baseball, specifically Pirates baseball but anything involving the sport excites me.
2. Christmas, my favorite holiday and I love the spirit and good nature of the season.
3. West Virginia University, my school and soon to be alma mater
4. Disney World, happiest place on earth
5. Family, nothing beats the love and compassion we share for each other
This next week I will be checking off three of those five things. Baseball, Disney World and Family.
We're headed to the Sunshine State for three nights in Miami and three in Orlando.
For the past decade we've planned our vacations around baseball. Our goal is to hit all 30 in the near future, very near actually. Friday night we will be at Dolphins Stadium, or Sun Life, or Landshark or Pro Player Stadium, which will be number 27 for the Peaslee family. The Marlins host the Nationals and we will be seeing Stephen Strasburg pitch, my brother and my second time witnessing the phenom.
I love hanginf out in big cities and South Beach will be no exception. I plan on taking the advice of Will Smith and will party in the city where the heat is on. Speaking of Heat, maybe I'll run into LeBron James, I will be buying his Heat shirt. Not much I love more than sticking it to Cleveland fans.
Our final three days will be spent around the Disney World parks. Even as a 21 year old college dude I love Disney. Anything from the movies (although I did not like Toy Story 3) to the characters but most importantly the amusement park that brings it all together. I feel the enchantment as soon as I walk in the gates. All four parks are special and unique and unlike any other place on Earth.
I will be talking to you all in a week! Pirates fans, hold down the fort and lets try to win one from the Astros this weekend!
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I'll be interested on your Strasburg take. I watched that game because even though I live in Tampa, I dig the Marlins more. Too bad you stayed on the East Coast, we could've maybe met. Can't blame you though, the West coast sucks. Enjoy the vacation!
~ Will the Smiler
Enjoy your trip to the fullest with you family, Baseball and Disney. Sounds like it will be an incredible time. Just hope that July sun doesn't burn you to a crisp. Good Luck with that! Have fun on South Beach with the pretty people.
Ahhhh You shall be taking your talents to South Beach as well eh?😉
Have a great time! Florida is pretty awesome! And so is Disney World! I'd love to go back!!! Though humid it is a great vacation spot! Say hi to Mickey and Lebron for me!
Nothing better than to visit the "Happiest Place on Earth" when in hot amd humid FLA in the Summertime.
But then again, you also hit the humidor known as Landshark Stadium too with the orange seats that do not project the heat away, but retain it for your searing, blistering pleasure when you sit down.
Too bad the Rays are out of town, or I could of maybe found a few good seats and treated you to some Rays ball.
But, you will have a good time as long as when you hit South Beach you do not make it a family outing. But be prepared to have a huge Visa bill, because beauty like Disney, South Beach and family do not come cheap.
Stay thristy my friend!
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I hope you had fun celebrating Strasmus at Miami! I really want to see him in person. Enjoy your trip!!
You were smart picking a night game in Miami. Me and my dad were there a couple of years ago for a Sunday game that started at 3:00 PM. I swear I lost 10 lbs that day.
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So I want to build a paintball cannon thing to shoot nerf rockets. What parts would I need?
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The very basics include a 2in diameter piece of PVC pipe, a valve, and some metal pipe to act as a volume chamber between your valve and air source. Also, depending on the event's rules, you'll probably need to incorporate a regulator just after the air source to be able to make sure you're under the FPS limit for the launchers.
Here's instructions for a super basic one:
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make sure you ask whatever field or event producer that you attend what would be required to make it field legal. For example, Andrew and myself had to modify a design we are doing to incorporate safety features that Viper requires for his events.
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Hartley, Watterson
With four of its top eight players on a football team that advanced to the state championship game, Hartley (17-4, 6-2) might be late getting its basketball legs, but that's nothing new for coach Randy Kortokrax. Hartley will continue to thrive on a defense that allowed 38.2 points a game last season. With a similar defensive mindset and an experienced roster, defending CCL and district champion Watterson (17-7, 7-1) will be in the hunt. The Eagles have an abundance of depth and height and an influx of young talent from the junior varsity and freshman teams to defend their title. DeSales (11-12, 2-6) has seven seniors. Ready (9-14, 1-7) has several multiyear players. St. Charles (13-8, 4-4) made big strides last season.
Bryan Jackson
For a team that thrives on defense, Jackson's statistical averages on offense last season — 7.7 points and 9.0 rebounds — aren't that dazzling, but this 6-4 senior is an exceptional defender and shot-blocker.
Jacob Matuska
A 6-6, 240-pound center who has signed to play football at Notre Dame, Matuska — who missed much of last season because of an injury — is a force in the lane. He averaged 9.5 points and 8.3 rebounds.
Darrien Scott
A 6-3 senior, Scott averaged 8.6 points and 5.8 rebounds and shot 59 percent from the field last season.
• With the exception of St. Charles, every CCL team has played in a regional championship game as recently as 2009. Three made the state tournament.
• Blair Albright of DeSales and Jacob Daniel of St. Charles played at their respective schools before returning as coach.
• Vince Lombardo, below, is beginning his 20th season at Watterson, with a 251-184 record there. He also spent nine seasons at Marion Catholic, giving him a career record of 327-304.
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Gettysburg Adds Speaks As Assistant Coach
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GETTYSBURG, Pa. – Wes Speaks has been named as an assistant men's lacrosse coach at Gettysburg College, Head Coach Hank Janczyk has announced.
He will serve as the Bullets top assistant, working as the defensive coordinator, recruiting coordinator, and strength and conditioning coordinator.
Speaks comes to Gettysburg after serving a two-year stint at Centennial Conference (CC) rival McDaniel College, where he was the defensive coordinator. In 2012, he helped the Green Terror finish fourth in the conference to earn a berth in the CC Tournament.
Prior to his tenure at McDaniel, Speaks also gained coaching experience for East Cobb Thunder Lacrosse, a club team based out of Marietta, Ga. In addition, for the last seven years Speaks has served as the principal and managing director of 1V1Lacrosse, training high school and middle school lacrosse players through clinics, small groups, and private settings in Atlanta. Several of his players have been selected as High School All-Americans and have gone on to play for college programs such as Ohio State, Denison, Massachusetts, Roanoke, Hampden-Sydney, Suwanee and The University of Alabama at Birmingham.
A Fairfax, Va. native, Speaks played for Tom Tufts at Robinson Secondary, where he was a two-time captain and was named a high school All-American as a senior. He started his collegiate career under Bill Gorrow at Anne Arundel Community College, where he was part of a Junior College National Championship and was named a second-team All-American.
From there, he went to Towson University, where he played under Lacrosse Hall of Fame coach Tony Seaman as a three-year starter and as a captain his senior year.
Speaks earned his bachelor of arts in business administration from Towson and a master's in exercise science from McDaniel, where he graduated magna laude.
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Who does the vocals on Against Widows from 1:58-2:23?
Edit: Also, how the hell is this purely melodic death metal
Written by Risto on 21.12.2013 at 16:33That's Koskinen. He has quite a varied delivery (if you think about "Greed" off Tuonela it should make sense)
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One of the benefits of attending a small school like Albion College is the chance to interact directly with the faculty members. The faculty in the Chemistry Department believe that involving students in research is as important to their education as classroom work. The Department of Chemistry has a long history of student-faculty collaborative research. This research is funded through a variety of different sources, including the National Science Foundation and the Foundation for Undergraduate Research, Scholarship and Creative Activity (FURSCA) at Albion College.
Research at Albion College is supported through department instrumentation including a 400 MHz NMR, multiple automated Agilent GC/MS's, UV/Vis Spectrometers and more. The Dow Analytical Lab brings together into one place instrumentation that is used across disciplines.
The results of research at Albion College is disseminated through many different avenues including peer-reviewed publications, student poster presentations at national meetings, faculty presentations at national and international meetings and workshops, and student presentations during the summer FURSCA meetings. In addition to research at Albion College, students often participate in off-campus research programs. These programs give students the chance to experience research in areas that are not explored at Albion College.
Faculty Research Interests
The faculty have varied and diverse research interests. Explore the faculty webpages or email the individual faculty members to learn more.
- Craig Bieler
- Ultra-fast reaction dynamics studied using laser spectroscopy
- Understanding funtional group effect on molecular excited states
- Thermodynamic properties of halogen clathrate hydrates
- Andrew French
- The design, synthesis, and evaluation of Chiral Hypervalent Iodine Reagents as Electrophilic Addition Reagents.
- Cliff Harris
- Development of new synthetic methods using supported oxidizing agents and organoboranes.
- Lisa Lewis
- The chemistry of surfaces, particularly semiconductor surfaces.
- Laser desorption mass spectrometry
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- Synthesis of organic ligands for magnetic materials
- Study of the oxidation of wine
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Also in Linux and Your PDA:
A Palm Introduction - The gizmo that's taken the handheld marketplace by storm
All Linux PDA: Fact or Fiction? - Have you heard about the Yopy?
Linux and Unix users are often pleasantly surprised by how much software is available to support PalmOS devices. In addition to the traditional graphical "Palm Desktop" environment programs like J-Pilot, there exists a large quantity of low-level and specialized tools for communicating with, managing, and even emulating the Palm.
Included with most modern Linux distributions now is a package called "pilot-link," written by Kenneth Albanowski. This suite of tools and libraries enables communications between a Unix environment and a Palm though the serial port, and is used by many other programs to take care of the messy details. Language bindings exist for C, C++, Python, Tcl, and Perl. If you find you don't have pilot-link installed, or want to upgrade, download locations can be found at FileWatcher).
There's a little bit of configuration needed to allow pilot-link to
establish a connection with a PalmOS device, specifically dealing with
the serial port the Palm is connected to. It's a good idea to set up
a symbolic link from /dev/pilot to the proper serial port. For example,
if your Palm Pilot's cradle is connected to the second serial port,
execute the command
ln -s /dev/ttyS1 /dev/pilot as root. To make sure
every program can access the port, execute the command
chmod 666 /dev/ttyS0 (again, as root).
The default communications speed used by pilot-link is a miserable 9600 baud. The environmental variable "PILOTRATE" can be set to the desired baud rate, such as 19200, 38400, or even 57600. Don't set this too high though, or communications errors will slow things down even worse. It's also possible to override the serial port used by setting the environmental variable "PILOTPORT." Since some other programs don't look at this variable though, I recommend having the sym-link set up as above as well.
The tools included in the pilot-link package over many different
services, all command-line oriented. Be aware that some of them are
experimental, so it's a really good idea to back up your Palm before
using them.
man pilot-link to see a list of all the included
commands, what they do, and their stability status. Several of the
commands also have man pages of their own.
If your Palm has never been used before, you will need to set the
UserName on the device before any other communications can be done.
This is done using the "install-user" command, and need only be done
once. Unlike the other pilot-link components, the serial port must be
explicitly passed, so
install-user /dev/pilot yourname 500 would set
the username to "yourname" and the UserID to 500. The UserID parameter
is optional, but I like to set mine to be the same as my Unix user ID.
The most useful tool included is probably "pilot-xfer," which has
its own man page, and is able to do most of the data exchange needed
day-to-day. To back up your Palm, for example, simply execute the
pilot-xfer -b BACKUP_DIRECTORY, place your Palm in its
cradle, and press the hot-sync button. Every program (.prc) and
database (.pdb) file on the Palm will be transferred and stored in the
directory. To synchronize all the files,
execute the
pilot-xfer -s BACKUP_DIRECTORY command.
To completely restore instead (for example, after a hard-crash), use
pilot-xfer -r BACKUP_DIRECTORY.
It's also possible to install a new program or database file on a
Palm by running
pilot-xfer -i FILE.
To see a list of all the files in a Palm's memory, execute
pilot-xfer -l.
Note that the list doesn't include the ".prc" or ".pdb" suffix, so when
you fetch a file back with
pilot-xfer -f FILE,
FILE should not include
the suffix. In fact, if it's given, the transfer will fail with
"unable to locate database" message.
We have only really scratched the surface of what is possible using the tools inside the pilot-link package. As shown here, the package allows full, if only command-line, support of a Palm's file system. I encourage you to look at the pilot-link, pilot-xfer, and related man pages for additional tools and abilities. And if you're writing a user-space Palm-enabled application, you would likely save yourself a lot of development time by leveraging on the included libraries.
All Palms sold today have the ability to establish a PPP (or [C]SLIP) connection though the serial or Infrared port. Some models go further, and have wireless Internet connectivity, which will become more common in the near future. If you don't have the luxury of a wireless connection, interesting things can still be done with the Palm networked through the desktop computer.
To set things up on the Palm side, go to the Preferences application, Connection section. Select "Direct Serial" (or "IR to a PC/Handheld"), and click "Edit...". Set the Connection Method to be appropriate, if not already, and then click "Details..." and set the Speed to be the highest you've been able to communicate with the Palm reliably. Then click "OK" twice to return to the top level.
Next, go to the Network section, and select the UnixPPP from the Service pull-down menu. Leave "User Name" blank, Password as "Prompt", and set the Connection type to be "Direct Serial" (or again, "IR to a PC/Handheld"). Click on "Details..." and set the Connection Type, DNS, and IP Address fields as appropriate. Lastly, click on "Script..." and set the first statement to be "End". Click OK twice to return to the top of the Network section.
At this point, the Palm is ready to establish the connection. The next
step is to set the Unix environment to host the connection. As root,
run the command
/usr/sbin/pppd /dev/pilot BAUDRATE HOST_IP:PALM_IP proxyarp passive silent persist local noauth, replacing
HOST_IP and
as appropriate. The command should return silently after a few seconds
unless something went wrong. Additional run-time information is available in
/var/log/messages. No other program can be using the serial port while this
is running, so that's the first thing to check for if the command fails.
Lastly, if using the Serial port, place the Palm in its cradle -- or, if using IR, point the Palm's IR port at the computer's -- and press Connect. A small notice titled "Service Connection Process" will pop up reporting "Initializing", then "Signing on", and finally "Established". Then the notice will go away, the "Connect" button will change to be "Disconnect", and a small vertical light will blink in the far top, right-hand corner. To test your connection, try pinging the Palm's IP from the desktop machine. If the connect can't be established, check the log messages and double-check that the IP numbers given are correct.
Once the connection is up and running, you have a network
between the Palm and the desktop computer. In order to allow the Palm
to connect to other machines on the Internet, it needs to be routed
appropriately. Network routing is beyond the scope of this article, but
a simple example would be to execute the command
/sbin/ipchains -A forward -j MASQ -s PALM_IP -d 0.0.0.0/0 as
root on the host machine, replacing
PALM_IP as appropriate. Now the Palm is able to connect to any machine
on the Internet, assuming the host machine is connected itself.
One undocumented trick that is really handy when doing networking with the
Palms is the
.3 shortcut. Normally, the Palm will power off after
one to three minutes of inactivity, but when networking, it's often
desirable to have the unit remain on for an extended period. By entering
the shortcut symbol (see your Palm manual or the Graffiti help), and then
.3, the auto-power-off function is disabled. Be careful when entering
this though, as some other
.n shortcuts are rather dangerous.
OK, so you've got your Pilot on the Internet. Now what? Well, by default a Pilot can't do much more than establish the connection. Actually using it requires third-party software. In additional to several commercial web-browsers for the PalmOS, there are also many interesting free and GPLed tools available. Two examples we'll look at briefly are a (very simple) httpd web-server, and a VNC client.
VNC Client -- Yes, that really is a Windows desktop you see on that Palm.
The httpd server for PalmOS, written by Jim Rees and Mark Eichin and available at Rees' site.), is a very specialized, minimalist server, and does not serve arbitrary files. Instead, it presents a series of web pages, which lets one drill down into the Palm's Datebook, Memo, and Doc Files. While it may seem like a strange idea, this actually presents a fairly handy way to gain access to documents on a Palm. Note that as masqueraded above, only the host computer would have access to the web server.
Another surprisingly useful, not to mention amusing, Internet tool for the PalmOS is a Virtual Network Computer (VNC) client. This little Palm application actually lets you access and control a VNC server on a Windows or Unix box. It's practical on the road (through a dial-up modem when no other option is available), but it can be even more fun to watch friends' eyes bug out as you show them what your Palm is currently doing.
There are many other Internet-enabled Palm apps available, some free but many commercial. Everything from News group readers to a simple network time protocol client. With most hand-held devices expected to have wireless Internet connectivity within a year's time, trying out what's available now helps us to see where things might go. Besides, it's just too fun, and too easy, not to do.
Using a downloaded ROM image, a fully simulated Palm OS environment is available.
It's possible to completely simulate a Palm Pilot under Linux, using a GPLed program called the PalmOS Emulator, or POSE for short. POSE, supplied and actively supported by Palm Computing, was forked from XCopilot, a community project which was itself forked from the Amiga emulator UAE. Available in binary forms for Windows or Mac, or source code form for Unix, POSE provides a complete emulation of the various Palm Pilot hardware versions.
POSE uses the "Fast Light Tool Kit (fltk)", which is not commonly distributed with Linux. It is available from the (URL:fltk home page) and is quite simple to build. Be sure to install this first (or make sure you have it) before trying to build POSE, or it simply won't work.
To use POSE, download the Unix version and unpack in a temporary directory on a partition with at least 30 megabytes of free space. It will create a subdirectory starting with "Emulator_Src_". Change into this directory, and you'll see there are several subdirectories. The most important is "Docs", within which it is advisable to spend some time reading the excellent documentation.
The actual building of POSE takes place from within the "BuildUnix" directory.
The usual
./configure will create a Makefile appropriate for the host
environment. Providing there are no missing libraries or other errors,
make will, after a rather long time, build POSE and several
support programs.
make install
as root will place the "pose" executable in the /usr/local/bin
directory for general use.
It's important to note that POSE only simulates the Palm Pilot hardware, but doesn't include any of the PalmOS code. For this, a ROM image is required. These can be downloaded from a real Palm device using a Palm application called "ROM Transfer," included in the POSE package. Don't use the ROM transfer programs included with pilot-link on newer Palms, as the programs don't understand the larger ROM sizes. Alternatively, if you sign up as a Palm developer (no cost), you can download ROM images from the Palm Computing web site. Details are available here.
To download an image from your own Palm, first upload the "ROM Transfer.prc" application from the ROMTransfer/Source directory to your Palm, and then launch POSE. Right-mouse-button brings up a menu; select "File -> Transfer ROM...", or press Alt-D. A window will pop up with instructions. Follow these, and a few minutes later you'll have a ROM image on your hard drive. Developers often have several different ROM images available to test with.
Once a ROM image is ready, select "File -> New" from the menu, or press Alt-N, and you'll be able to select the Device type, the Skin, how much RAM is on the machine, and the ROM file to use. Using unmatched ROM to Device types can be unpredictable, so try to only use appropriate settings. Using a IIIe's ROM under the IIIc hardware doesn't work, for example.
Once you press "OK," and providing you've given a legal ROM image, the emulated Palm should boot up as if a real Palm had just been turned on for the first time. You can upload applications and databases from the menu, but you need to reset the device after uploading before they're seen.
POSE is a very useful tool, for both Palm developers as well as end users. If an application breaks the rules while running under POSE, the emulation is halted and an informative message is posted as to what went wrong. The user then has the option of continuing with the applications, or exiting. POSE also has something called "Gremlins," 1000 of them to be exact, which abuses applications in reproducible ways to try to break them.
The use for developers is obvious, but for end users who can't figure out why their Palm is acting strange, often only a few minutes with their regular applications within POSE will show which if any are misbehaving. Of course, in an ideal world, the end user would never have to do this, but reality being what it is, it's sometimes very handy.
Like pilot-link, all the abilities of POSE are beyond the scope of this article. The documentation included with POSE is of extremely high quality, although the best is only included in .pdf format.
We've discussed a number of fun things to do while making the Palm/Linux connection. Now it's time to try them out for yourself. If you discover additional tips and tricks, send them to me, and we might just include them in our next Palm article.
Chris Halsall is the Managing Director of Ideas 4 Lease (Barbados). Chris is a specialist... at automating information gathering and presentation systems.
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He is preceded in death by his mother, Martina Pena Hernandez.
Those left to cherish his memories are his father, Ismaiel Mike Hernandez, Sr. of Pettus; sisters, Leandra J. Fuentes of Beeville and Amy Hernandez of San Antonio; nieces, Marta Angelica Fuentes of Beeville, Michelle Fuentes and Micheala Fuentes both of Pettus; nephew, Michael Fuentes of Beeville, and niece, Alicia Hernandez of Beeville. Numerous great nieces and nephews and other family members.
Visitation will be held on Wednesday, April 10, 2013, at Angelus Funeral Home beginning at 6 pm-9 pm. A prayer service will be held that same evening at 7 pm. Funeral service will be held on Thursday, April 11, 2013, at 10 am at Monte Del Olivar Church with Pastor Isaac DeLosSantos officiating. Interment to follow at the Pettus Cemetery. Pallbearers are Michael Fuentes, Juan Trevino III, Rey Rios, Joe Morin, Alex Rodriguez and Frank Ruiz. Honorary pallbearer is Agustin Serrano IV.
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Multigrain Belgian Waffles
- Prep Time: 15 min
- Cook Time: 30 min
- Ready Time: 45 min
- Yield: Six waffles
- 2 cups Pillsbury BEST™ Whole Wheat Flour
- 4 teaspoons baking powder
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 1/4 cup milled flax seed
- 4 teaspoons cinnamon
- 4 large eggs
- 2 1/4 cups milk
- 1/4 cup Crisco® Canola Oil and Omega-3 DHA
- 2 cups quick rolled oats
- 1/2 cup chopped almonds
- Crisco® Original No-Stick Cooking Spray
- Hungry Jack® Original Syrup
- Smucker's® Red Raspberry Preserves
- Smucker's® Cider Apple Butter
- Fresh fruit
Preparation Directions
- COMBINE flour, baking powder, salt, sugar, flax seed and cinnamon in medium bowl. Whisk eggs in large bowl. Add milk and oil. Whisk until blended. Stir in flour mixture, oats and almonds until evenly moistened. Let set for 8 minutes, then stir again.
- COAT Belgian waffle maker with no-stick cooking spray. Heat on medium. Pour 3/4 cup batter evenly onto hot surface. Bake 4 to 5 minutes. Serve with syrup, preserves, apple butter or fresh fruit.
Nutritional Information Per Serving
Serving Size (6), Calories 550 (Calories from Fat 210), Total Fat 24g (Saturated Fat 3.5g, Trans Fat 0g), Cholesterol 150mg, Sodium 740mg, Total Carbohydrate 66g (Dietary Fiber 7g, Sugars 14g), Protein 19g; Percent Daily Value*: Vitamin A 6%, Vitamin C 0%, Calcium 35%, Iron 25%.
*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
* Ensure all recipe ingredients are gluten free by referencing the ingredient labels, as products may vary. If uncertain, contact the ingredient manufacturer.


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This shaded polygon map shows acres of wetlands in 1997 for each 8-digit hydrologic unit. The number of acres are presented in five categories based on the following divisions: more than 750,000 acres, 300,000 to 750,000 acres, 150,000 to 300,000 acres, 50,000 to 150,000 acres, and less than 50,000 acres. There was a total of 111,156,000 acres of wetlands. Wetlands includes palustrine and estuarine wetlands identified using the cowardin system, it does not include deepwater habitats or wetlands located on Federal land. Areas with 95% or more Federal area are shaded gray.
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This map may not be used for site-specific information. The map does not include deepwater habitats or wetlands on Federal Land. Data are not collected on Federal land. Data are not available for Alaska or the Pacific Basin. Data for Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands is shown by 6-digit hydrologic unit.
Source: National Resources Inventory, 1997
Distributor: USDA-NRCS-RIAD
NRI sample data are generally reliable at the 95% confidence interval for state and certain broad substate area analyses. Generally, analyses that aggregate data points by smaller geographic areas and/or more specific criteria result in fewer data points for each aggregation and therefore less reliable estimates. NRI maps reflect national patterns rather than site- specific information.
Aggregate Layer: 8 Digit Hydrologic Unit Areas with Federal Land
Other Layers Displayed: States, Rivers
Cowardin system:
A classification system of wetlands and deep water habitats of the United States, officially adopted by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) used to develop wetland data bases. The system was developed by Lewis M. Cowardin of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and others. The five major systems are recognized in the NRI: Estuarine, Lacustrine, Marine, Palustrine, and Riverine. [USFWS]
Deepwater habitat:
Any open water area in which the mean water depth exceeds 6.6 feet in nontidal areas or at mean low water in freshwater tidal areas, or is covered by water during extreme low water at spring tides in salt and brackish tidal areas, or covers the deepest emerging vegetation, whichever is deeper [USFWS]
Estuarine system:
Deepwater tidal habitats and adjacent tidal wetlands that are semienclosed by land but have open, partly obstructed, or sporadic access to the open ocean, and in which ocean water is at least occasionally diluted by freshwater runoff from the land. [USFWS]
Federal land:
A land ownership class designating land that is owned by the Federal Government. It does not include, for example, trust lands administered by the Bureau of Indian Affairs nor Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) land. No data are collected for any year that land is in this ownership. [NRI-97]
Hydric soil:
A soil that is saturated, flooded, or ponded long enough during the growing season to develop anaerobic conditions in the upper part. [NFSAM]
Hydrologic units:
A hierarchical system developed by the U.S. Geological Survey that divides the United States and the Caribbean into 21 major regions, 222 subregions, 352 accounting units, and further subdivided into 2,150 cataloging units that delineate river basins having drainage areas usually greater than 700 square miles. [USGS]
Palustrine system:
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Bookkeeper accused of taking $60K from dentistThe Associated Press | July 23,2014BRATTLEBORO - A former bookkeeper at a Vermont dental office has pleaded not guilty to embezzling more than $60,000 from the business over several years.
The Brattleboro Reformer reported that police said the investigation began in May when dentist Thomas Heydinger contacted authorities about suspected embezzlement by a former worker.
He said a cash payment from a patient that was to be deposited by Penny Lussier didn't appear on the deposit slip from the bank.
An audit stemming back to 2009 showed $60,000 was missing. Lussier, of Gilford and Keene, New Hampshire, was fired May 12.
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One of the ride's rafts was equipped with a Garmin VIRB camera to give the unique view.
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VERMONT PRESS BUREAU | December 07,2012MONTPELIER Vermont State Colleges trustees have discussed the possibility of setting different tuition rates for different majors as part of an effort to remain competitive in a rapidly changing higher education marketplace.
The discussion came during a committee meeting Wednesday evening, when attendees from students to college presidents considered how the board of trustees should approach tuition in the future.
We all know some programs have more value to their graduates, and some have less, Chancellor Timothy Donovan said at the meeting of the Facilities and Finance Committee of the board.
Donovan noted that virtually all program pricing at Castleton, Johnson and Lyndon state colleges is the same, regardless of factors like the cost of delivering the program or a graduates market value upon graduation.
The situation is the same with Vermont Technical College and Community College of Vermont, Donovan wrote in a Wednesday memo.
That indicates colleges have applied something of a cookie-cutter approach to tuition, he suggested.
Several board members advocated exploring the idea of charging tuition based on majors or the potential income a graduate could earn. But Johnson State College President Barbara Murphy said that charging science majors more than English majors could be a hard sell for some people.
The discussion comes as higher education institutions are grappling with how to remain competitive in a marketplace in which some major players like Stanford University are providing free online courses. A joint effort also recently launched includes Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and University of California, Berkeley.
Community College of Vermont President Joyce Judy suggested free online courses are not as straightforward as they seem, pointing out that alumni donations or tuition ultimately supports the educational programming for others.
The board Wednesday also considered waiting until 2014 to set tuition for fiscal year 2015, rather than making that decision in February as planned.
Donovan suggested holding off could allow time for the system to re-evaluate itself.
Some board members thought postponing a tuition rate decision could be a form of procrastination or would just be delaying the inevitable.
No decisions were made.
Trustees agreed that a Priorities Committee would formulate a plan for moving ahead in January.
In February of this year, the board changed its approach to setting tuition. Instead of setting the rates for only one year as usual, the board sets tuition for two years; rates are increasing 4 percent in each of those years, through fiscal year 2014.
The college system also has postponed the refinancing of nearly $19 million in bonds. The rates will go from 4.5 percent to 3.3 percent, saving $2.5 million over 15 years, Chief Financial Officer Thomas Robbins said before Wednesdays meeting.
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Hunt 4539: CWMU Antlerless elk
Scofield East
Season dates
8-15-2014 to 1-31-2015
The Wildlife Board establishes timeframes for hunting on CWMUs. Hunters should expect to hunt at least two days within these timeframes.
- Nonresident permits: No
- Resident permits: 17
- Total permits: 17
Type: CWMU
Species: Antlerless elk
Weapon: Any legal weapon
Scofield East
DescriptionThe Scofield East Cooperative Wildlife Management Unit (CWMU) is located southeast of Scofield Reservoir. There are two ridge systems that run north and south on the Unit that form the higher elevations. On the west these elevations range from 8900 feet in the north to 9000 feet in the south. Towards the east the elevations range from 9200 feet in the north to 9500 feet in the south. The Unit is cut by five drainages. On the westside is the Up Canyon a short canyon ranging from 7700 feet to 8400 feet. Long Canyon is probably the longest canyon that cuts the Unit. It ranges from 7800 feet to 8900 feet. Miller Canyon (7800 feet to 8800 feet), Jump Creek ( 8600 feet to 9200 feet) and Beaver Creek (8300 feet to 8800) feet are additional drainages that cut the Unit. The most common elevation is 9000 feet but ranges from 7500 feet to 9500 feet with an elevation difference of 2000 feet. Fifty-seven percent (57%) of the CWMU elevation ranges between 8100 feet and 8900 feet an elevation difference of 800 feet.
Most of the Scofield East Cooperative Wildlife Management Unit (CWMU) is covered by a mixture of Rocky Mountain Aspen Forest and Woodland (22) and Inter-Mountain Basins Montane Sagebrush Steppe (62).
One of the Scofield East Cooperative Wildlife Mangement Unit (CWMU) nearest weather stations, SCOFIELD DAM (427724), is 0.2 km north of the north edge of the CWMU. SCOFIELD DAM has forty-three (43) years of records, 1948 - 1991. During the FALL (September, October and November) the average precipitation is 3.48 inches, but it can be as high as 6.98 inches or as low as 0.76 inch. During the 91-day FALL period, 17 days will experience greater than or equal to 0.01 inch of precipitation, 10 days of greater than or equal to 0.10 inch, or 2 days of the greater than or equal to 0.50 inch of precipitation. Snowfall during the FALL averages 17.2 inches but can be as high as 61.5 inches. FALL temperature at SCOFIELD DAM averages 40.0 degrees F. but can be as high as 86.0 degrees F. or as low as -22.0 degrees F. During the FALL, 67 days will be below freezing (32 degrees F.) and no days above 90 degrees F. This map is provided for general reference only and does not constitute a legal hunt boundary. The Division does not guarantee access to any private or public land. Hunt unit boundaries may include private property or other excluded areas.


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The Eagles have traded QB Donovan McNabb for the 37th pick in the 2010 draft and a 4th-round pick in 2011 that could be upgraded to a 3rd-round pick.
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For the Eagles, the Kevin Kolb era begins now, so his value soars for those in keeper leagues. We had him at #20 in our recent keeper league ranking update, and now we'll move him to around 12-13. Kolb may be drafted for 2010 as a fantasy backup, but a high-end one (or a low-end starter). Either way, that does present a solid value on the pass-happy Eagles. Kolb is still unproven, but the team is (obviously) comfortable with him, and they've seen him up close and personal for three full years. And there's a lot to be said for how much better he performed in 2009 compared to previous appearances, when he actually had practice time preparing for his two starts. He's a more accurate passer with better timing and anticipation, so while McNabb did throw a very good deep ball, which was good for DeSean Jackson, we can't say the Eagle receivers should be downgraded due to this move. They may actually be better […]


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For months now we've noticed a retro vibe creeping onto the hair worn on the red carpets and fashion runways alike. At the beginning of the year we saw the revival of pin curls and finger waves, but now the hair has gotten better (and bigger) than ever! From ponytails to beehives, these old favorites are getting revamped in trendy ways.
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The 1960s beehive may have been Amy Winehouse's signature style, but Teen Vogue magazine gave it a major makeover with huge neon dyed hair. You can get the same look without the commitment by clipping in colorful extensions into your hair or wig. (Psst… the brighter the better!)
Madonna brought back the "I Dream of Jeannie" ponytail in the 90s, but this year we've seen it on a ton of celebrities including Miley Cyrus and Demi Lovato. Katy Perry gave it her personal touch with extra-long color hair extensions. A ponytail hairpiece can give you the high pony look. Plus, by pairing it up with clip-in color hair extensions you can splash some life into it and still keep up with the trend.
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I have oversupply and OAL. I too block feed. I have found two things helpful: 1) removing LO and allowing my BM flow into a diaper once my letdown starts and then resume nursing. They can get upset over this, but then may have a much better nursing experience. 2) pumping or hand expressing prior to nursing my LO on my full breast before nursing him.
Allow the initial spray to flow into a towel or diaper. Also, try side lying or reclining back so gravity slows the flow, and baby can better control how much milk he is taking in.
Another option would be to wake baby to feed him earlier in the night (so breasts don't become overly full).
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I took my son yesterday to the dr. for something similar and she told me that the back arching is a sign of acid reflux. While mine has some other issues with laying down and spitting up and not the coughing like yours...you may want to call your ped if you're open to using meds to treat the issue. I happen to have Barrett's Esophogus which isn't passed down, but made me more aware of the damage that reflux can cause. Good Luck...