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According to Pierce O'Toole, writer/director/producer of the web series "The Idle Quest," music is an integral part of story development for him. In the beginning he uses it to get his creative juices flowing but once the story emerges, then the music he plays needs to match the mood of the script.
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October 17, 2012 —
Elected officials, solar experts and members of Sullivan Alliance for Sustainable Development (SASD) turned out to the Robert Travis Building in Liberty on October 16 for a ribbon-cutting ceremony for a new solar array at the site.
It's a 49.9 kW system, with 208 solar panels. Randall Kelsey, the general manager of Kirchhoff Green Energy, the company that installed the array, said it's difficult to say exactly what portion of the building's energy needs the system will supply because the building is metered together with two other buildings in the human services complex, but he said such a system typically would supply about half of the electricity needed by a building the size of the Travis. The system is expected to generate 60,200 kWh a year, the equivalent of saving 4,800 gallons of gasoline or offsetting 45 tons of carbon dioxide.
The array was entirely paid for by a grant from NYS Research and Development Authority and money from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, also known as stimulus funding. The grant process was handled by SASD.
"This is a great day for Sullivan County as we embrace our county's new solar electric installation. This smart investment demonstrates our commitment to in-county, responsible energy generation while reducing cost to our taxpayers. The Sullivan County Legislature applauds the efforts to move renewable energy initiatives forward," said Cindy Kurpil Gieger, Sullivan County Legislator and chair of the Agriculture and Sustainability Committee.
The solar installation is part of the overall effort of county officials to make municipal buildings and vehicles more energy efficient. The county signed the Climate Smart Communities Pledge in 2010, officially making energy efficiency a county goal.


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What Makes The Imported Fire Ant (IFA) So Tough?
Human Health - 1998
Fire ants are a continuing community health threat in SC. The elderly, children, and youth have the highest incidence of IFA stings. Bedridden or incapacitated patients and infants are at particular risk since they cannot easily remove fire ants from their bodies. Limited resource citizens are impacted much more than others in IFA infested areas. Tourists and new residents from non-infested areas are other high-risk groups.
Wildlife Impacts - 1998
Direct impacts occur on native game and non-game species and are documented on: bobwhite quail; nesting turtles; Southeastern kestrels; colonial waterbirds; other threatened or endangered species.
Imported fire ants indirectly impact species in infested areas by: reducing the number of insects available to insectivorous invertebrates; irritation from stings; habitat denial; possible behavioral changes. Indirect impacts are documented on: Bobwhite quail; American alligators; turtles; small mammals; loggerhead shrikes.
Imported fire ants affect ecological functioning by disrupting seed dispersal and pollination. These impacts occur throughout the wildlife communities and may affect the viability and integrity of the communities.
Household Economic Impacts - 1998
A 1998 survey of 809 SC households is being used to derive objective estimates of the household-related impact of IFA on the SC economy, and SC households' willingness to pay for IFA control.
The amount homeowners are willing to pay is expected to be greater than their expenditures for control and remediation since the expenditure data do not reflect the time involved in control and remediation, or the value of outdoor activities that are curtailed by the fire ants.


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A few comments were made to me that scared me a little - first, someone mentioned some pumps you can't return - 2nd is that certain pumps are not made for larger breasted women (something about their nipple not going far enough into the cup to suction properly).
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From the Office of State Senator Troy Fraser
For Immediate ReleaseJuly 19, 2011Contact: Janice McCoy (512) 463-0124
Governor Perry Signs Temple Reinvestment Zone Bill
Austin — Senator Troy Fraser (R-Horseshoe Bay) and Representative Ralph Sheffield (R-Temple) are pleased to announce that Governor Rick Perry signed legislation into law to allow Temple area school districts to continue to participate in the Temple Tax Increment Financing Reinvestment Zone without being financially penalized.
"This legislation was an important measure to allow the City of Temple to continue to fund the infrastructure necessary to bring business to our city," Sheffield stated. "Quality roads allows people to get where they need to be more quickly and has a great effect on the success of businesses in our area."
The affected Temple tax increment financing reinvestment zone is authorized for a 40-year term and is set to expire in 2022 and may be extended for another 40 years by city ordinance. Under current law, a participating school district does not lose state funds for the reduced property values of the district for the initial term.
House Bill 3465 would allow a local school district to continue to participate in Temple's tax reinvestment zone if it is extended without losing state aid due to the higher property tax values.
"This bill will allow the City of Temple to continue to experience great economic growth," said Fraser. "This reinvestment zone is an important economic development tool to get business to expand or relocate to Temple."
Temple Mayor Bill Jones III said, "The action taken to pass HB 3465 will assure that Temple will remain a community that will continue to create jobs for its citizens for decades to come."
Tax increment financing is a tool that allows a local government to finance needed structural improvements and enhanced infrastructure within a defined zone. The cost of the improvements made in the zone are repaid by future property tax revenues levied by a participating government. The local government is allowed to dedicate some or all of the tax revenue that is collected due to increase in property values within the zone.
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I have been following 'Who Do You Think You Are?' series for the past 8 seasons, a British genealogy documentary programme follows each of celebrity on a journey to trace his and her family tree. With interesting twists and turns, emotional highs and lows, unexpected surprises and tragic or privilege beginnings and endings vice versa.
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I come from two strong mixes of heritages, Chinese (including descended from royalty) and Jamaican with long complicated stories from dethronement, migration and immigration, slavery, intermix marriages and many more. I could even write a novel starting from two thousands years ago to today. This unique programme gives us a lesson on how much we must appreciate our heritage and family background, no matter where we're standing and current status. Family is a symbol of unity and shelter.
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Everything you need to know about getting, renewing and replacing a driver or rider licence in NSW.
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We're changing the way we print and issue photocards. At certain locations, when you apply for a licence, your card will be posted to you at no extra cost. When you apply for or renew your licence you will be given a paper receipt. The receipt will act as proof of licence status until your new photo licence arrives.
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Rally replaces protest in Trenton
November 22, 2011 —
TRENTON, NJ — A crowd estimated at nearly 1,000 people gathered at the Patriots Theater at the War Memorial in Trenton on November 21 to celebrate the postponement of the vote on the Delaware River Basin Commission's proposed natural gas regulations—and to keep the pressure on.
A series of speakers including renowned author, biologist and cancer survivor Sandra Steingraber, actor Mark Ruffalo, filmmaker Josh Fox, Delaware Riverkeeper Maya van Rossum and more, addressed the crowd.
According to activist Alice Zinnes, who participated in the rally, Delaware Governor Markell was repeatedly lauded for "listening to the voices of thousands who called and emailed, outlining the potentially catastrophic effects of fracking in the Delaware River Basin."
To rousing cheers, speakers reminded the crowd that the victory was just a beginning. "The river basin is still threatened with a DRBC vote in the future," said Zinnes. "Pennsylvania and the 32 states where fracking exists are part of the same battle.
"Speakers pointed out that it was in Trenton in 1776 that Washington crossed the Delaware initiating America's revolution, and that this day marks the beginning of a new revolution where we take back our land and water from corporate interests," she added.
Rally participants then marched to the New Jersey State House to meet with legislators and later participated in a training session on civil disobedience.
Not everyone was pleased with the postponement. On November 18, PA Governor Tom Corbett issued a press release expressing his disappointment. "Pennsylvania is ready to move forward now," Corbett said. "We have worked with our commission partners in good faith, and it is disappointing to not have these efforts reciprocated."
"Today's delay—driven more by politics than sound science—is a decision to put off the creation of much-needed jobs, to put off securing our energy independence and to infringe upon the property rights of thousands of Pennsylvanians," Corbett said.
Though many Pennsylvanians still believe fracking can be done safely, Corbett's perspective doesn't fairly reflect that of the residents who don't want fracking in the state, such as the large number of landowners who have not leased their land.
Looks as though our mortgage
Looks as though our mortgage fear was a false alarm.
I still hate the idea of the few getting rich while ruining our river.
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Yesterday, I wrote a comment in response to the link posted by Marj H Bates, who seems to have TheNatural viewpoints of TheHick, two former anonymous commenters in this online section. Ms. Bates sounds a little like Tyler Durden's grandmother, or as TheNatural described her in The Wayne Independent blog, "some old lady named Bates". He would certainly know, after all, when he looks in the mirror, he sees her.
I bring this up not just to point out how difficult it is for TRR to maintain an upright, comment forum, but, more because the persona of Ms. Bates portrays her as "adamantly" anti-drilling, and from Brooklyn (ah, the "outsider" motif beloved by TheHick), while expressing views that portray her as ignorant, fearful, shallow, and jealous of those landowners who may receive royalty payments through shale gas extraction.
Having established that character, "she" has now twice inserted a link to a short letter by a Cooperstown lawfirm of two lawyers, that supports the pro drillers contention that mortgages do not, and never will, experience a problem from this industrial development next to their homes. "She" considers this gospel. "She" refers to the mortgage question as an "urban myth", as "she" bounces from prior absolute fear, to current absolute reassurance. While sharing this link with readers, "she" implies that "she" has been misled by anti-frac'ing forces, and wonders in what other areas "she" has been misled by these forces.
In another post, "she" refers to the election in Damascus as an "overwhelming" defeat for the anti-drillers, and states that "she" will move back to Brooklyn, where elections are fair.
In three and a half years of being deeply involved with the shale gas extraction threat to our planet, I have never met such a colleague as portrayed by Ms. Bates, except in the playbook laid out by the shale gas lessors. It amazes me how much time they seem to have to waste, and how little substantive argument, and information, they have to present to the public.
With further information in mind, Ian Urbina wrote a follow up article to the mortgage issue in yesterday's New York Times. It is filled with reports of both state, and federal investigations, that are going to be, or are being, conducted into this mortgage, and homeowner insurance question.
"Ms. Bates" might calm herself, or become afraid yet again, by reading the article. Either way "she" will become better informed.
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The other link is to a letter from an upstate law firm. Since when is that the authority on the multiple issues related to mortgage loans, home insurance, and property values, among others?
The link I provide below is to an article published in the NYS Bar Association Law Journal.
Really, people should not allow themselves to become ping pong balls, battered back and forth.
If you have a mortgage or homeowner's loan, and home insurance, call the bank and company and speak with your agent.
Tell them you might like to lease your property for shale gas extraction and ask if they have any restrictions, and how it might impact your situation, as it may apply to any of these.
Just a thought: If you have a well pad, and there might be 10 wells drilled at some point, and it is 500' from your house, why on earth would that affect your homeowner's insurance? Why would it impact your property value?
Anyway, check your own specific case if you want an authoritative voice, and get it in writing.
If the DRBC meeting had not been cancelled
There would have been many more showing up. This is just going to keep building, as drilling the Delaware River Basin simply defies logic.
The three "pillars" that supporters of shale gas extraction state as fact; economic prosperity for the Basin, lasting jobs for a large majority of locals, and energy independence, are either highly disputable, or in the third case, downright false.
It is not difficult to extrapolate, from the USGS figure of 84tcf of shale gas they report to be contained within the entire Marcellus area, an equally respectable figure for the amount of recoverable shale gas that lies within the Delaware River Basin.
Halliburton defines the Marcellus play area as spreading out over 95,000 square miles. The Delaware River Basin Commission (DRBC) states that the Basin includes 13,539 square miles, and that approximately 36% of that area overlays the Marcellus shale. This decreases the recoverable shale gas area in the Basin to 4,874 square miles.
Based simply on area, if 95,000 square miles hold 84tcf, then, 4,874 square miles hold 4.28tcf of recoverable gas.
The United States consumes more than 23tcf per year, at current usage rates. The entire Marcellus area of 95,000 square miles, therefore, holds just under 44 months worth of gas supply. That is 3 years and 8 months worth of gas.
The Delaware River Basin overlays just 5.1 percent the area of the Marcellus. This means that it can supply the United States consumers with 67 and 1/3rd days worth of gas. That is roughly 2 months and 6 days worth of gas.
Months back, the NWPOA, and the JLCNY, tried to minimize the productive area within the Basin, in their attempt to minimize the projected impacts made by the DRBC (up to 18,000 wells in the Basin wrote the DRBC). The lessor groups projected an area decreased from 36% to 8%? 12%? I don't remember, but one gets the idea, they projected it to be much smaller. If 12%, then the amount of recoverable gas drops to 1/3rd the supply, or 22 days worth of U.S. gas consumption?
So, we risk, to varying degrees (depending on whether you live inside the extraction zone, or downstream), the water, air and health of 15 million people, for a piddling amount of gas, so that a proportionately miniscule number of lessors, along with the likes of Hess, Newfield, Chesapeake and Exxon, may make a proportionately huge amount of money?
In any case, this is not energy independence by the wildest stretch of the imagination. As for the economics and jobs arguments, they are questioned brilliantly in the Deborah Rogers "Shale Gas: Panacea or Shell Game?" video now on-line at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYzU4bEfJ5U&feature=channel_video_title


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ELGIN – Students seeking to earn their associate degree from Elgin Community College and their bachelor's degree from Roosevelt University in four years will benefit from a new dual degree program that school officials announced Friday.
"This program provides a pathway for full-time students to earn high-quality, accessible and affordable four-year degrees close to home from both ECC and Roosevelt," Chuck Middleton, president of Roosevelt, said during a ceremony at Elgin Community College.
Students in the dual degree program at ECC will be guaranteed acceptance to Roosevelt once they complete their associate degrees, and their degree requirements will be locked in for three years after they select their intended Roosevelt major, according to a news release from ECC.
"This partnership further exemplifies our mission to improve people's lives through learning," ECC President David Sam said in the release. "It provides another opportunity for our students to continue their education and fulfill their educational goals. We are proud to join Roosevelt in this endeavor."
Roosevelt also has established degree completion articulations to provide ECC students with pathways for a smooth transition to Roosevelt University, including the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. Degree completion articulations that are being developed with ECC are for the Bachelor of Science in Computer Science, the Bachelor of Arts in Information Technology, the Bachelor of Arts and the Bachelor of Science in Chemistry, and the Bachelor of Arts in Integrated Marketing Communications.
Students in the program receive a Roosevelt tuition discount based on their GPA when they matriculate to Roosevelt. In addition, high-achieving students at ECC are eligible to compete for special $15,000 and $12,500 annual Roosevelt scholarships and $1,000 awards.


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PITTSBURGH, PA (September 8, 2006) - Allegheny County Airport Authority Operations Duty Manager Jim Minahan and the Airport Operations Department has been recognized for their continued support of the local military by the United States Marine Corps Military Police Company Bravo, North Versailles, Pa.
A recent change in US Department of Defense regulations requires the Marines to perform planeside honors for those killed in action. On several occasions Jim Minahan and the Operations Department at Pittsburgh International Airport have helped to ensure these honors have taken place in an efficient manner.
"Due to the professionalism, dedication, and cooperation of Airport Operations and the personal effort of Mr. Minahan, we were able to arrive, access, and conduct appropriate plane side honors for fallen Marines," said First Sergeant James Prokosch of Military Police Company Bravo. "They made it extremely easy for us. We are pleased to present this certificate of appreciation to Mr. Minahan and the Operations Department of Pittsburgh International Airport."
Under Minahan`s direction, Airport Operations met the delegation of Marines, who came to the airport to perform the honors, escorted them to the plane and help expedite the process of accessing the plane.
"Airport Operations duties are vast and vital to the airport`s success," said Allegheny County Airport Authority Chief Operating Officer Bradley D. Penrod. "The department and staff ensure the safety of the airfield and airport, and is the main facilitator in the coordination of an efficient airport. Jim`s performance and dedication is a fine example of the work Operations does on a daily basis."
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By Sarah Caroline Willcox
"I love to talk," Shalonda Capers says matter-of-factly. For a member of The University of Alabama's nationally acclaimed Alabama Forensics Council, there seems to be no better quality than a love of words – besides, perhaps, enthusiasm, which was vibrating from the phone receiver during a recent chat with the UA debater.
Capers is not a typical UA student. She is 29, married and has three children. However, she credits her position on the debate team as her most challenging feat so far.
"My professors, my coaches, my teammates—the people who have seen something in me that I have not always seen in myself, have pushed me. They didn't cheat me. They were hard on me," Capers says.
A California girl, Capers met and married her husband in San Diego when she was just 17. They moved to Birmingham, his hometown, and she enrolled at Jefferson State Community College.
"[Two years after arriving at Jeff State], I was at a church dinner serving food, and this man came up to me and asked if I had ever considered debate," Capers recalls. "I asked him why, and he told me he thought I would be good at it since I was so good at talking!"
It turns out, the man had been on the JSCC Forensics Council and arranged a position for Capers on the team. After speaking at JSCC for one year, Capers was discovered by Dr. Frank Thompson, director of the UA Forensics Council, at the annual Crimson Classic debate tournament in the fall of 2006. Thompson, who had been with the Council for 26 years at the time, says he knew she would be an asset to the team.
"I was taken by her energy and positive attitude," says Thompson, an associate professor of communication studies within UA's College of Communication and Information Sciences. "Her warm personality and laughter was contagious. "I just started talking to her about her plans after community college and mentioned that we would have a place for her on the UA team.
A year after Thompson offered her the position, Capers transferred to UA.
"As far as being part of a team, I love that idea. I had to maintain a 3.0, which I've never done before, but if I wanted to be on the team, I had to do it," says Capers.
Today, Capers says her focus is dramatic interpretation. In this form, debaters take a scene from a published, dramatic script and perform it in a distinctive way. To give respect to the work, it is read out of a black binder to acknowledge that it is not the performer's original words.
The team competes in at least one tournament a month, and each member must be prepared to present a minimum of three pieces. The goal is to qualify a performance for the national championship every April. In the past 30 years, the UA team has won more than 6,900 regional awards, 815 national awards and had 97 individual champions. The University of Alabama debate and forensics program has won 16 national debate championships.
Last year, Capers was a national dramatic interpretation finalist for her performance of "Low," by Rah Goddess. The piece is about a woman struggling with a mental breakdown and her eventual demise.
"I was doing another piece during the season, but Frank said I couldn't do anything new with it, so he gave me 'Low,' and it got me into the finals. Sometimes you have to change it up," Capers says.
Perhaps the even more impressive part is how Capers fits in such a demanding job with three young children at home.
"They have gotten used to their mother walking around the house or driving and talking to herself because I have to practice whenever possible," Capers says. "My children, even my 3-year-old, memorize certain parts and will recite them with me as I practice."
Capers' balance between school, forensics and family has improved her as a person, she says. The benefits are not just her own, her coach says. Her sacrifices have made her teammates value their positions even more, he says.
"They see what it takes to truly be committed to an activity," Thompson says. "Each morning she has to get three children ready for school and drive 60 miles to campus. This makes waking up in a dorm and walking across to a class seem not so much of a sacrifice."
Following her UA graduation, Capers plans to attend seminary school this fall. She'll take with her memories and impacts on various aspects of her life and that of her children.
"I am a better student, a better mother and a better friend because of my team … My experience at UA has been a lifelong dream. I'm a part of what I'm passionate about—inspiring through words."
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Sarah Caroline Willcox is a junior at The University of Alabama, majoring in public relations, with a minor in English. She is from Birmingham.
This story is part of the Find Your Passion series. To learn more about how you can find your passion at The University of Alabama, please visit UA Undergraduate Admissions.


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LONDON – London's legendary blue plaques -- historical markers commemorating the lives of eminent figures -- face an uncertain future because of austerity cuts at England's official heritage agency.
More than 850 ceramic signs honor key people who lived in the U.K. capital, and their contribution to human history.
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One of London's 869 blue historical markers.
But the program -- almost 150 years old and believed to be the first of its kind in the world -- now faces a "very uncertain future," according its lead administrator at English Heritage.
"These are extremely difficult times for English Heritage and for the scheme," wrote Emily Cole in a letter made public earlier this month.
Existing plaques will remain, but no new locations are planned and the panel of historians and experts that considers nominations for future signs has been suspended.
The news has been greeted with dismay in London.
"Blue plaques are one of the most charming ways a capital has ever found to preserve historical memory," cultural commentator Jonathan Jones wrote in The Guardian newspaper. "They eschew the pomposity of statues."
David Tucker, who leads thousands of tourists on guided walks of London every year, told NBC News: "The plaques are part of the fabric of the city and it's such a shame.
"As an American living here for 30 years, I can say that I still find myself coming across plaques I have never seen before and learning new things."
The earliest surviving plaque, erected in 1867, marks the building in King Street where French emperor Napoloeon III once lived. (The first, erected the same year to commemorate the birthplace of Lord Byron, was lost when that building was demolished in 1889.)
In total, the city is dotted with 869 circular, domed signs. Among those honored are Americans with London connections including Jimi Hendrix -- who lived on Brook Street while recording 'Electric Ladyland' -- author Mark Twain, inventor Samuel Morse and broadcast journalist Edward Murrow.
Similar historical markers now exist elsewhere in England in many other cities around the world, including in the United States through bodies such as the New York Landmarks Preservation Commission.
"Over the next eighteen months, we will work up the details of a new and more cost-effective approach to its administration," said Ellen Harrison, a spokeswoman for the English Heritage, adding that it would need to "become more cost effective and more self-sustaining."
Each sign costs $1,500 to manufacture and a further, variable, sum to install, while the overall program costs $400,000 a year to operate.
English Heritage last year generated around $86 million from membership subscriptions and admission fees at its historic sites. But it is still heavily reliant on public cash, and faces a 34 percent cut in its grant from Department for Culture, Media and Sport, from $218 million in 2010 to $147 million in 2014, as the U.K. government struggles to reduce a huge budget deficit.
One plaque marks the site of the studio used by sculptor Sir William Reid Dick, who wrote that buildings are "more than just bricks and mortar…they are the theaters in which our lives are enacted."
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I'm here at the Association of American Geographers 102nd Annual Meeting in
Paper Sessions: I saw two outstanding talks yesterday. The first one was by Dr. Francis Galgano of the United States Military Academy. He spoke about A Geographical Analysis of Ungoverned Spaces. The second speaker was Dr. Brian Doyle also of the
Friends: I encountered two friends that I was looking for completely by random. We spent a good while (re-)exploring
Downfall of Western Civilization: First off many attendees are just plain rude here at the AAG. People will open doors, get-up, sit-down, and cause other distractions while speakers try to give a presentation. Many people also have the problem of not wanting to turn-off their cell phones. Come on people!
Against my better judgment I attended the All-Texas Geography party on Thursday. Looking back on it I have to ask what is the deal with college culture (both for students and professors) which encourages such gluttony of alcohol? (Note: I do not drink not because of moral reasons but because alcohol taste horrible. This allows me to watch people descend into madness while I remain clear of mind.) A massive amount of people had well over six beers and were chugging along in drinking games. All of them were acting like jerks.
And it's more than a one time thing. One of my roommates at the hotel will drink himself drunk from 9 P.M. to 4 A.M. and come in the hotel room making more noise than a confused hippo. He wonders around with the lights on until he collapses and begins to snore so loud that it has to be a medical problem. At 6 A.M. his live-in girlfriend calls and he decides to answer the phone drunk and yell into it while we try to sleep.
Manners anyone?
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I'm here at the Association of American Geographers 102nd Annual Meeting in
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I was also at the Texas party, but saw none of what you describe. I suppose that's because (not being a big fan of beer, even when I don't have to pay for it) I chose to buy my own drinks and (mostly) to chat with the UK contingent in the other room. All good fun. We were all a bit worse for wear and got home a bit late though, despite some people having to present at 8am.
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The pool table was the area of my disguse. I just wanted to play a game of pool with a friend but we were constantly pestered by drunks (both students and an LSU prof).
ah, i went nowhere near the pool table. they probably just thought they were being friendly - or they might have wanted a game. it's amazing how much people let their hair down when offered free beer!


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SEOUL — North Korea confirmed on Friday that it had detained an American tourist on charges of perpetrating a crime against the state and said it is putting him through criminal proceedings, indicating it is set to try him.
Kenneth Bae, a Korean American tourist who traveled to visit North Korea last month, was detained by police in the reclusive state, associates of his family and activists in Seoul said last week.
His custody comes amid tension between Pyongyang and Washington over a recent North Korean rocket launch, which U.S. officials consider a provocative test of ballistic missile technology.
"In the process of investigation, evidence proving that he committed a crime against the DPRK was revealed. He admitted his crime," the state news agency KCNA reported.
KCNA said Swedish Embassy officials had visited Bae on Friday but provided no details of his condition or of the crime he was charged with.
Sweden handles the affairs of U.S. citizens in North Korea because the United States does not have diplomatic relations with North Korea, or the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), as it is officially known.
According to North Korean law, the punishment for hostile acts against the state is five to 10 years of hard labor.
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Kookmin Ilbo, a South Korean newspaper owned by an evangelical church, had said Bae had been arrested for carrying a computer hard disk that contained footage of North Korea executing defectors and dissidents.
It has not been possible to verify the report.
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In this March 9, 2011 photo, a girl plays the piano inside the Changgwang Elementary School in Pyongyang, North Korea. (AP Photo/David Guttenfelder)
U.S. citizens of Korean descent have previously run into trouble in the North. Robert Park, a missionary, was detained after entering the country in late 2009 and said he was tortured for protesting against human rights abuses.
Earlier that year, former president Bill Clinton flew to Pyongyang to secure the release of two American journalists who had entered North Korea illegally.
North Korea's weapons progress alarms U.S. and allies
The two were sentenced to 12 years of hard labour in a work camp for crossing the border illegally and "committing hostile acts".
North Korea, which has twice tested nuclear devices, launched a rocket on Dec. 12 that put an object into orbit.
The launch drew U.N. condemnation as a violation of a ban on missile-related activities, but the North has said it was exercising its right to space exploration.
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Fujitsu Corp. is developing Sparc64 processor featuring eight processing engines code-named Venus, which will power high-end servers by the company and, perhaps, Sun Microsystems, if the latter does not succeed in launching its code-named Rock before Venus hits the market.
The eight-core, or octa-core, Fujitsu Venus processor will be made using 45nm process technology and will succeed Sparc64 VII chip, which was released by Fujitsu and Sun in July, said Takumi Maruyama, a spokesperson for Fujitsu, at Hot Chips conference, reports IDG News Services. The Sparc Enterprise Servers use Fujitsu's microprocessors and Sun's Solaris 10 operating system. The two companies develop the systems in collaboration, but market and sell them separately.
The new Sparc64 "Venus" microprocessor will feature built-in memory controller and will be able to offer peak throughput of 128GFLOPs.
Since Sun's own Rock sixteen-core processor is not expected to arrive on the market till the second half of 2009, Fujitsu's Venus may also be used by Sun Microsystems to boost performance of its enterprise-class machines. Nevertheless, Sun has been implying for years that Rock will offer dramatic performance gains and address very large amounts of memory.
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Happy 5th Anniversary to the love of my life and the dude that runs the show at our house: M.
5 years ago. Can't believe it's been that long. I know everyone says it but it does NOT feel that long. I am so blessed by the presence of my husband in my life...can't even explain it. Thank you, God, for it! We're 5 years in and he still does it for me and I like him a little more every day! We work together extremely efficiently and we've really been through a lot in these 5 years. It's good.
Every year I get M a traditional anniversary gift. I started it on the first year and I am always thinking about the next year until the day comes! Here is the list of what I've gotten him so far:
Year 1 | Paper: A framed print of one of my maternity shots (we were short on cash and expecting twins in a week).
Year 2 | Cotton: A new robe and slippers to help him through our first Colorado winter (I wear this robe all the time).
Year 3 | Leather: A new leather-bound Bible and the Love Dare book.
Year 4 | Fruit: A bottle of our favorite wine that we drank in Italy together, Brunello Montalcino (which we drank this past Thanksgiving. Unfortunately, this year I've developed my first allergy and it's to red wine and I could only have a couple of sips of it...boooo).
Year 5 | Wood: I thought long and hard about this years gift. I ended up having an illustrator create a picture of our family. There are many special, little details in it and one of them is a wood-burning fire place to signify our 5th anniversary.
I had it printed as a stand out and we're hanging it in our new house Yay! I love the Rocky Mountains in the back, the humming bird to signify my mom, the girls with tutu's and pointed toes wrestling, the couch I love, my camera, our family verse, and the colors. It's all amazing.
Happy Anniversary, Babe! I'm the lucky one!
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Such a cool, personalized illustration of Family Moreno!! Love it!! Congrats to you and M on 5 happy years.... you deserve it!!!ReplyDelete
Congratulations, Lindsay - you certainly have been through a lot in 5 years! You have done such a great job with it all. Maybe someday I'll get to Seattle to see you! If you are ever in Idaho, you are welcome to come visit me! xoxoReplyDeleteReplies
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Congratulations to you both , so lovely to celebrate 5 years of marriage with a fun illustration.ReplyDelete
LOVE this! Happy, late, Anniversary!!ReplyDelete
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Jerry Retzloff and The Progress would like to thank Rita Lane for providing information on the Lee family history.
Claud and Uzetta Lee lived in the Cheapside community near Gonzales. They had nine children including Aubrey, Horace, and Ray Lee.
Aubrey came to Three Rivers in 1927 to play baseball for the Farm Leagues; first the Three Rivers Glass Factory and then for an oil company in Whitsett. This was a paid job at the time.
In 1933, Aubrey began delivering groceries in Three Rivers and married Lillian Shipman.
She came to Three Rivers with her parents when her dad began working in the oil boom in Calliham in the 1920s.
In 1934, Aubrey and Lillian purchased the grocery store, known as the Red and White Store.
In the 1940s, Lillian opened the Three Rivers Dress Shop and Aubrey opened the Three Rivers Locker Plant and Slaughter House.
In 1961, the Lees opened A. Lee Department Store.
In 1979, Lillian opened her last business, Lillian Lee Gifts; where she also worked as a receptionist at Patty Reagan's beauty salon.
Lillian attended barber college at age 70 to become a barber technician. She retired in 2009 at age 95 with the distinction of having owned and worked in Three Rivers for 75 years.
Aubrey and Lillian had two children, Margaret Ruth, and Bobby. Margaret Ruth lives in Arlington and has three children. Bobby married Chester Gail Heirholzer (who has three children) and they live in Campbellton.
Aubrey died in 1988.
Lillian is 98 years old and resides in the Three Rivers Nursing Home.
Horace married Inez Arnold, also of Cheapside. They resided in that area for many years and Inez taught school in Hillside, near Cuero. In 1944, they moved to Three Rivers where Horace worked for Aubrey in his store and on his farm.
Horace also operated the Magnolia Service Station, a grocery store in Calliham, the Gulf Station at Live Oak Motors, and finally a Texaco service station.
Inez taught school in Three Rivers for 33 years and continued to substitute for many years. Inez also taught adult education courses, GED classes, for 25 years. Her career in education spanned 67 years.
Horace and Inez had two children, Ronnie and Rita. Ronnie lives near Dallas. Rita married Steve Lane and they lived near Oakville. Steve is deceased and Rita still lives there.
They have one daughter, Sherrie, who lives in George West. She married Dean Smith, who is deceased, and has one son, Stephen. Horace died in 1992 and Inez in 2010 at the age of 98.
Ray Lee moved to Three Rivers in 1945 following his service in World War II. He married Franis Tyree Wall, who moved to Three Rivers in the early 1930s when her father was transferred there as a section foreman of the Missouri Pacific Railroad.
Ray operated a gas station in Three Rivers, delivered mail on the Simmons route, worked for Aubrey and worked for Live Oak Gas Company until retirement. He later worked for the Live Oak Appraisal Board until retirement in the late 1980s.
Ray and Francis had three children, Bucky Wall, Nancy Lee, and Terry Lee. Bucky lives in San Antonio. Nancy married Bob McKinney and they live in George West and have one daughter, Melaine, who married Jeff Martin and lives on the Martin Ranch west of George West.
Terry married Francis Younts of Oakville, they live near George West and have three sons. Francis died in 1999 and Ray died in 2001.
Horace, Ray and Aubrey's brother Merlin, also lived in Three Rivers for a time and died in the Three Rivers Nursing Home.
So, we salute a family who has been in Three Rivers for 85 years and who have contributed to the growth and prosperity of Three Rivers.


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There are many choices for cardiovascular exercise. Learn some of the pros and cons [6] of each to help you make choices.
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[2] http://takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/conditions/heart-disease
[3] http://www.cancer.org/docroot/PED/content/PED_6_1x_Target_Heart_Rate_Calculator.asp
[4] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/activities/how-hard-should-i-work-out
[5] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/activities/starting-walking-program
[6] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/activities/selecting-activities-are-right-you
[7] http://www.health.gov/PAGuidelines/guidelines/
[8] http://www.takingcharge.csh.umn.edu/our-experts/mary-jo-kreitzer-rn-phd
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I am currently nursing a 14-month-old. We nurse about 3 times a day (morning, afternoon, and before bed). For the past 5 days, we had been on vacation, so I was nursing him more often because he wouldn't go down for naps on his own, and he woke up more often at night. Therefore, I was probably nursing about 7-8 times per day during this time.
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MADRID -- After another brutal year of economic hardship, Spaniards across the country are hoping for relief when the country's famed Christmas lottery — the world's richest — pays out $3.3 billion in tax-free awards on Saturday.
Almost everyone in the country of 46 million people will be glued to live TV to watch school children sing out the winning numbers for the lottery that pays out maximum prizes of $529,840 and many more for smaller amounts. The top prize is dubbed "El Gordo" ("The Fat One") and is likely to be won by hundreds if not thousands of players.
Unlike other big lotteries that generate just a few big winners, Spain's lottery — now in its 200th year — has always aimed for a share-the-wealth-system rather than a single jackpot, and thousands of numbers yield at least some kind of return.
The Christmas lottery is so popular that there are frequently three $26 tickets sold for every Spaniard, and the lottery itself is the unofficial kickoff of the holiday season.
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"A lot of people win," said Pablo Foncillas, a marketing professor at the IESE Business School in Madrid. "It's really common even if you don't win to get a free ticket. So many people win that people just keep on playing. Everyone knows someone who's won, even if it's only a little bit."
Hundreds of players lined up daily to buy tickets this week outside the Dona Manuelita lottery store in Madrid, which has often sold winning tickets.
Before Spain's property-led economic boom collapsed in 2008, they had hoped to win so they could buy a small apartment or a car. Now people said they need the money just to hang on to what they have and avoid being evicted or having cars repossessed.
Betting that tickets from Dona Manuelita stood a better chance of winning, unemployed construction company office manager Miguel Angel Ruiz drove 100 miles to buy for a pool of players including his wife and relatives.
"We're buying more hoping we'll hit it so we can emerge from poverty," said Ruiz, 39. "Before the crisis, lottery winnings were to buy an apartment or a car, and now it's to pay debts."
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Early Childhood Education
Judy Harris Helm, Ed.D.
Judy Harris Helm, Ed.D. began her career teaching first grade then taught 4 year olds, directed, and designed early childhood programs and trained teachers. She served on the Task Force for the design of the Valeska Hinton Early Childhood Education Center eventually becoming Professional Development Coordinator for the school. She assists early childhood and elementary schools in integrating research and new methods through her consulting and training company, Best Practices, Inc. She is past state President of the Illinois Association for the Education of Young Children.
Her books with a number of coauthors cover a variety of topics including documentation and assessment (Windows on Learning: Documenting Children's Work) project work and engaged learning (Young Investigators: The Project Approach in the Early Years with Lilian Katz; The Power of Projects: Meeting Contemporary Challenges in Early Childhood Classrooms, Teaching Your Child To Love Learning: A Guide to Projects at Home, and Teaching Parents to Do Projects at Home: A Tool Kit for Parent Educators) and communication and public relations (Building Support for Your School: Using Children's Work to Show Learning). Dr. Helm served as the primary design consultant for The Power of Documentation: Children's Learning Revealed Exhibit at Chicago Children's Museum which was funded by the McCormick Tribune Foundation. Her work has been translated into five languages and she provides consultation and training throughout the country and internationally.
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Between the Lines
This discussion group meets on the second Tuesday evening of the month from 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. and offers an eclectic mix of titles. Winter 2016 dates and book selections:
Tuesday, September 13 - A Darker Shade of Magic by V.E. Schwab
Tuesday, October 11 - Born to Run by Christopher McDougall
Tuesday, November 8 - The Revenant by Michael Punke (at 7 p.m. at The Drafting Table)
Tuesday, December 13 - Lafayette in the Somewhat United States by Sara Vowell
Mystery & Mayhem Book Club
This book discussion group meets on the last Wednesday of the month from 2 - 3 p.m. for an hour of sleuthing and discussion. We provide the coffee while you provide the detective work. Winter 2016 dates and book selections:
Wednesday, September 28 - The Poacher's Son by Paul Doiron
Wednesday, October 26 - A Dangerous Refuge by Elizabeth Lowell
Wednesday, November 30 - Front Runner: A Dick Francis Novel by Felix Francis
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I'm trying to sort through the confusion that is over supply. My basic question is the one in the subject line, but I have a couple more as well. Here's some background info:
Breastfeeding got off to a pretty good start. Milk started to come in two days after my 6 wk old was born. She seemed to latch pretty good right away, but by two weeks, decided to see the LC because it was hurting for her to latch on the right side, but only some of the time. We got that fixed, and I mentioned to the LC that she would get fussy during some of her feedings, and while she didn't explicitly mention oversupply, she suggested letting her feed off of one side at a time, so that she could get to the 'cheesecake'. Looking back, I was feeding her off of both sides, and not allowing enough time on each side. So by three weeks or so, I started to notice a couple green poops here and there, and my midwife had mentioned that this could be a sign of not getting enough hindmilk. I finally put all the pieces together, and got to the part in the Womanly Art of Breastfeeding where they talk about oversupply, possibly OALD, and it definitely seemed to fit her: fussy at the breast, green poops (not frothy or mucousy though), and she sounded like she was under water when she fussed-- milk would be streaming out of her mouth even; engorgement was an issue, but not bad all the time. She has been gaining weight like a champ, which I think they also mentioned could go hand in hand with oversupply. (She is up to 10lbs, 13oz today--at birth she was 7lbs, 3oz) So I started block feeding. The little bit that I did seemed to help, no more green poops, she was back to be her happy self, and the engorgement was greatly reduced. (still leaking, but c'est la vie) Well, the past couple days she has gotten much more fussy, and sounding under water again, no green poops (yet), and I'm starting to get engorged again randomly after having the softest floppiest boobs ever. :p. So I'm thinking oversupply is starting to become an issue again? She nurses quite frequently-- 18-20 times in a 24 hour period. She seems pretty efficient, nursing for only 5-10 minutes on one side and seems pretty content with one side. Since she nurses so frequently, and only for 5-10 minutes, I'll offer the same side a couple times in a row, not sure if that would constitute block feeding or not. When I was doing what I thought to be block feeding, I went several hours on one side before switching--primarily because the engorgement was getting to me--is this correct block feeding technique? Anyway, I half-heartedly starting block feeding this afternoon but stopped because the engorgement on the right boob was getting so painful. So long story short, should I keep block feeding, and put ice packs on the engorged boob? When should I switch sides? And back to my original question: Can one block feed too much and cause a low supply? I think that's what's subconsciously keeping me from block feeding for longer periods of time, thinking that I could somehow hurt my milk supply. Poor girl has been soo fussy today--and just when she eats too :cry
Sorry this turned into such a long and drawn out post. Thanks in advance to anyone who makes it to the end AND has advice for me!


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We are currently at 11mos. of nursing!
DH keeps saying: isn't he too big for that!?
Well, part of the problem is LO attracting attention to himself while nursing by doing the following things: 1) playing around in a normal way 2) fussy nursing where he will struggle and wrestle about, standing up on his hind legs, pushing his bottom in the air while attached (!) and whining. He will nurse given any opportunity.
This ends in me feeding him solids or distracting him by playing with him or occasionally/rarely he settles down and nurses quietly.
Now he's not getting enough to eat in the AM and the nursery wants breakfast sent with him. What's up???


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nice portrait Emil ! What was the key light source and the lens used ?
Interesting video on how Apple images are made. Still Life Studio Photography on MF.
You might want to re-read the article. He shoots Apple's products on a Canon 5DIII with a 24-70 Canon zoom.
The 5DIII was for the time-lapse. Also, does this guy actually shoot Apple's product shots or just the magazine's? The style feels fairly different from Apple's ads.
Interesting coincidence:) This one is shot in 2007, but just reprocessed while trying new skin tone settings in RawTherapee
Michael... that is just absolutely beautiful. It's naturalness is what in my eyes makes it so beautiful with gently tonalitycombined with artificial light that has all the credibility of natural light. The smooth on the dress and the crisp texture in the dress reminds me of a Vemeer.You take pictures like Miles Davis plays the trumpet.
I completely agree with Fred. Your work is always first class, Michael.Eric M.
Self assigned project to go shoot some motion for stock. Out of the sunroof of my truck, 10 mph, 24 fps. Red Epic & Canon 17-40 zoom. HDRx to tame the sun's reflection.CB
Thank you for such kind words, Fred:)We had a very productive session with this model, I come back to it from time to time, and this image is one of my personal favorites.She was just getting dressed and was about to leave, but I asked her to pause it for a minute:)


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Written by Guest on 03.10.2012 at 00:05
Probably the only thing I can whine about this is the vocal (which also affects the general) performance during the ending of the Opethy track "In Endless Endeavour".
Written by R'Vannith on 03.10.2012 at 14:37
Great review, what struck me most about this was how insanely meticulous it all sounds, the songwriting sounds very technical. Something about it leaves me a bit cold, like it doesn't always pull me in and they seem to have a similar tone for most of the album. Maybe it's the djent in it?
Written by Ag Fox on 03.10.2012 at 15:52
Without a doubt, these guys have something unique in them and their awesome moments are there (some of those riffs are really so good). However, the whole package comes across as rather disjointed and a bit too jagged. As opposed to the Djent sound, I think the culprit is that there's too many start-stop moments that breaks the flow. But I'll keep an eye on their future releases anyway to see if they've refined their song writing.
Written by Ag Fox on 03.10.2012 at 15:52
For now, a very high 7 that gets rounded up to an 8. Especially considering what a great year it is for prog releases (again)


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Big crowd supports MRUHS teacherBy SANDI SWITZER
Correspondent | June 21,2013CLARENDON School directors heard emotional pleas from a number of citizens regarding the future employment of a longtime educator at Mill River Union High School.
A standing-room-only crowd of about 80 people packed the schools library Wednesday in a show of solidarity for Don Markie, who has served as an educator, guidance counselor and even interim principal during his tenure at the school.
Markie is a counselor who assists students transitioning from Mill River directly into the workforce as part of a program at the high school funded by a grant.
School Board Chairman Brownson Spencer told the crowd at the outset of the meeting no decision has been reached as of yet.
He then opened the meeting for public input. Mill River alumnus Elliot Stewart called Markie a valuable asset to the school with extensive connections in the community to assist students in securing jobs.
Another alumnus, DJ Bidgood, credited Markie for helping him through the roughest time I ever had in my life. He called the longtime educator a role model, mentor and friend who would take money out of his own pocket to pay for a students lunch.
Recent graduate Brad Fiske said he came to Mill River when Markie and Peter Wallett served as co-principals. He said honor and integrity were the cornerstones of the school during that period.
However, Fiske said, subsequent administrators had abandoned those principles, creating an atmosphere of conflict and lack of respect. Without honesty and mutual respect, we are no longer a community, he said.
He urged the board to address the broken communication among the administration, faculty and staff so the school could rebuild a sense of pride and community.
Following comments, Spencer clarified school directors had offered Markie a contract and it was up to him to accept. The board chairman concurred Markie was an exemplary person with a heart of gold.
School directors were then asked if the contract offered to Markie would enable him to work with the student body. Spencer responded the program was being restructured, but he added Markie would still be working in guidance if he chooses.
Carolyn Raiford, a retired Mill River educator, was part of a group who met in executive session with school directors on behalf of Markie. The closed-door meeting took place prior to the public portion of the meeting.
She indicated no settlement had been reached between Markie and school directors.
Were here because Mr. Markie believes his rights have been violated, Raiford said. She urged the board to consider all input before making a decision.
The board then proceeded to discuss a number of other matters and were about to move into executive session for contract negotiations when a school director offered a comment regarding the boards offer to Markie.
Its not unanimous and a majority means majority. I just wanted to say that, school director Diane Baker said.MORE IN NewsNarration and audio production by RH Alcott Full StoryNarration and audio production by RH Alcott Full Story
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2013 WNT by the Numbers
Here a few quick numbers to contextualize the 2013 U.S. women's national team, which was announced earlier today.
10 – Returners from 2009. The team that competed in Prague were all FIL rookies; more than half of the team that will compete in Oshawa will be veterans.
3 – NCAA Division I coaches. Albrecht (New Hampshire), Munday (USC), Oliver (Cincinnati). All three are in their first years as head coaches.
6 – NCAA Division I assistants. Carr (Delaware), Dowd (North Carolina), Falcone (Vanderbilt), McFadden (Maryland), Rowan Syracuse), Wills (USC).
2 – Current NCAA players. Etrasco (BU), Schwarzmann (Maryland). Both are seniors.
6 – Tewaaraton finalists. Dowd (2010), Falcone (2009), Rowan (2008), Russell (2010), Schwarzmann (2012), McFadden (2010).
2 – Tewaaraton winners. Schwarzmann(2012), McFadden (2010).
6 – States represented on the roster, led by Maryland (7) and Massachusetts (4). Devon Wills, who is from Colorado, is the only player from a state not on the East Coast.
3 – Northwestern alums. Albrecht, Dowd, Munday.
3 – North Carolina alums. Carr, Falcone, Russell.
2 – Duke alums. Bullard, Heuther.
2 – Maryland alums. McFadden, Schwarzmann.
1 – Princeton alum. McGarvie Reilly.
1 – Ohio State alum. Oliver.
1 – Syracuse alum. Rowan.
1 – Dartmouth alum. Wills.
1 – JMU alum. Berger.
1 – Vanderbilt alum. Carey.
1 – BU alum. Etrasco.
1 – BC alum. Igoe.
Notes: Carey, Etrasco, and Igoe are the first women's national team members ever from their respective schools. Carey was on the 2007 U19 team, but this selection also makes her the first Commodore to play for the women's senior team…the seven players from the 25-team roster who did not make this round of cuts (Brittany Dashiell, Katie Hertsch, Liz Hogan, Kelly McPartland, Shannon Smith, Michelle Tumolo, and Laura Zimmerman) are expected to continue training with the team…FIL rosters allow for two alternates to be selected in addition to the 18-player roster. The Team USA staff will do that closer to the start date of the tournament in July.


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The Windows version finds all MAC addresses on the Ethernet, weather or not they are on the same network as you. Excellent for finding rouge devices. Even finds cell phones. The Linux version does not have an RPM (or SRPM). And the tarball does not have a specfile, so yo can not do an "rpmrebuild -ta tarball" on it. This is VERY DISAPPOINTING. I wold love to have this program's functionality in Linux. So on the "Design" I am going to have to give you "Mediocre" for overlooking all the RPM installs out there.
The program crashed on it's initial setup: /i.imgur.com/D55vBO4.png Also, you can't register on their forums, as the captcha is malfunctioning: /i.imgur.com/ejrLb4P.png (This is the reason I am posting this here, not on there direct development forums) The uninstall however was very quick and easy. 1 click and in 4 seconds. Fix these options and contact me, I'll test and remove this comment if it is resolved.
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Michiko & Hatchin
Rendezvous of Extermination
Episode 20 | TV-MA
Satoshi and Hatchin arrive in a town Satoshi left desolate ten years earlier. Satoshi calls Shinsuke, and challenges him to settle matters once and for all. While waiting for Shinsuke to arrive, Satoshi tells Hatchin more tales about Hiroshi.
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More affordable than the Seychelles and less built-up than Mauritius, Mozambique is fast becoming the place to go for classic tropical island holidays. Its wide mainland beaches are lapped by the warm Indian Ocean but the most appealing destinations lie just offshore: two clusters of postcard-perfect islands dot the blue horizon – the Bazaruto Archipelago in the south and the exclusive private islands of the Quirimbas Archipelago near the Tanzanian border in the far north.
A Mozambique holiday is the perfect excuse to kick off your shoes, take off your watch and gear down to the slow pace of island life: swim, snorkel, laze in the sunshine or set sail on a sunset dhow cruise. When the mood takes you there are richly coloured coral reefs waiting to be explored on scuba diving trips, and the clear waters are world-renowned for big game fishing.
All our favourite beach lodges sit right at the ocean's edge yet each has a unique character and appeal. For a Mozambique honeymoon we'd highly recommend our Quirimbas accommodation – choose between luxurious villas or romantic, thatched chalets with virtually a whole island to yourselves – while our Bazaruto lodges combine easily with the Kruger National Park, making them ideal for a safari and beach holiday.
But our Mozambique tours & holidays are about more than just lazing on soft sandy beaches. Once one of Africa's top big game destinations, the country's wild reserves are recovering rapidly and are becoming a top choice for off-the-beaten-track safaris. In fact, Mozambique's flagship park – the beautiful and diverse Gorongosa National Park – was recently the subject of an award-winning National Geographic documentary "Africa's Lost Eden" and it won't be long before Mozambique regains its reputation as both a game viewing and beach holiday destination.
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By Tracey, Pure Matters
I've got to be honest -- it's a little embarrassing to write about constipation. But here's the deal: it's a side effect that more than half of all pregnant women endure. In an informal poll of my friends, almost all admitted to suffering from minor to major constipation during pregnancy. While it may not be the best dinner table topic, it's something that's affecting a lot of women at any given time. So let's get real and discuss some tips and tricks to help survive pregnancy constipation.
Don't Force It
As any doctor will tell you, don't try and force it. If you find yourself struggling, you're only setting yourself up for an even worse side effect of pregnancy -- hemorrhoids. If you've tried and it's not happening, hop up and try again later. When you do feel the urge, don't hesitate just hit the bathroom right away.
Eat High-Fiber Foods
Try to nosh on whole-grain cereals and breads, brown rice, beans, fresh fruits and vegetables every day. It might take a few days to notice any difference, but it should result in some relief.
Drink Water (and Avoid Soda!)
It's crucial to drink 6-8 glasses of water each day -- whether or not you're pregnant. When you're drinking for two, it's even more important to get those 64 ounces down. The more water you drink, the easier it is for your body to digest food. Have a glass or two of prune juice for an extra boost, but avoid soda if you can as it can cause dehydration (which only aggravates constipation).
Take a Biotic
There are different kinds of supplements to help your digestive system. From natural laxatives to biotic formulas, talk with your OB about which is best for you. Pure Matters Complete Biotic helps your body establish healthy bacteria that can keep your digestive health on track.
Go for a Walk
Exercise accelerates breathing and gets your heart pumping, which can help kick start your digestive system. Another upside is that you'll feel energized and healthy! Just remember to get approval from your doctor before doing any exercise program.
For many pregnant women, the first bouts of constipation will arrive in the first trimester. Our bodies begin to rearrange the furniture to make room for the growing baby and unfortunately, that tends to result is some discomfort in the bathroom. The second trimester might bring temporary relief, but by the beginning of the third trimester, when the belly is really starting to expand and add pressure to the rectum, it's likely the pain and discomfort will return. Stay ahead of the pain and discomfort by following some of the tips above and working with your doctor to ensure your digestive system makes the transition as smoothly as possible.
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Our lives are increasingly lived online. A large number of Americans routinely exchange information in cyberspace for personal, business, and other purposes. What privacy and security issues present themselves in this relatively new and increasingly ubiquitous space? What particular privacy concerns might apply when specific entities, such as the government, hold or process our information? What particular considerations might apply when the information being transmitted is particularly sensitive, such as health care information or financial information? How do privacy, security, and information ownership concerns function when information is being exchanged on social networking sites?
The November 3, 2009 event featured a lunchtime keynote address by Christopher N. Olsen, the Assistant Director in the Division of Privacy and Identity Protection at the Federal Trade Commission.
A panel discussion was held from 1 – 2:30 pm and featured:
- Moderator, Jeffrey Rosen, Professor of Law at George Washington University and Legal Affairs Editor for The New Republic
- Deborah C. Peel, MD, Founder and Chair, Patient Privacy Rights; Chair, Coalition for Patient Privacy
- Lillie Coney, Associate Director, Electronic Privacy Information Center; Coordinator, Privacy Coalition
- Alan Davidson, Director of Public Policy, Google
Here is the Video of the Panel:
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
11:30 am – 2:30 pm
Center for American Progress
1333 H. Street NW, 10th Floor
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~ Albertus Magnus, the most learned professor of the period, in wonder at the brilliant defense of a difficult thesis by young Thomas Aquinas, whose humility and reserve had been misinterpreted as signs of dullness.