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Without about 2 minutes to go gumble announced that randle was being looked at on the sideline with an ankle injury. This team is deep but man that would really thin out the WR spot. Although it seems we have a shot of getting Barden and Nicks back against SF.
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Inmate Profile Summary
This County Detention Facilities Summary provides a monthly profile of Florida's detention facility inmate populations. Monthly Average Daily Population (ADP) figures include male, female, adult and juvenile inmates.
These population figures are arranged into felony, misdemeanor and "other" subcategories in Table 1. "Other" includes the number of parole violators, state inmates, undocumented aliens, holdings for other jurisdictions and individuals detained under the Baker (mental health) and Myers (alcoholism) Acts. Within felony and misdemeanor subcategories, the number of inmates sentenced, held for trial or sentencing, and those detained or sentenced for violation of probation are listed.
Table 2 features the Average Daily Population and incarceration rate in each county. Table 3 lists the number and percent of felony and misdemeanor pretrial inmates at each detention facility.
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On the average, there were 52,155 inmates in Florida's county detention facilities during the month of February 2003. The statewide average daily (ADP) totals include 45,102 adult males (86.5%), 6,405 adult females (12.3%), 621 juvenile males (1.2%) and 27 juvenile females (0.1%). The overall distribution of male and female inmates has remained constant in county detention facilities for the past several years. The following provides an analysis of the inmate population for February 2003:February 2003 Jail Population Recap
In February 2003, the statewide county detention incarceration rate was 3.1 per 1,000 county residents based on the population estimates for April 1, 2002. The county population estimates are provided by the Bureau of Economic and Business Research at the University of Florida. Incarceration rates ranged from a low of 2.0 in Union County, to a high of 8.6 in Franklin County. Other counties may be experiencing high incarceration rates due to the contracting of bed space for federal inmates.Pretrial Population Levels
During the month of February 2003, 29,731 of the inmates housed in county detention facilities were classified as awaiting trial. Of these, 24,765 offenders (83.3%) were awaiting trial for felony offenses while 4,966 (16.7%) were detained for misdemeanor violations. Of the 65 counties reporting, 37 had over half of their populations awaiting trial.
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This two bedroom fully furnished executive apartment is the epitome of city living. One of only three penthouses in the block it is located on the shores of Blackwattle Bay with Sydney's world famous seafood markets right on your doorstep together with an abundance of running and bike tracks, parks, pubs and fine cafes and restaurants.
The apartment comprises of two double bedrooms both with built in robes and water views. The main bedroom has an ensuite and opens to an expansive balcony where you can relax and watch the beautiful sunsets. The second bedroom is serviced by the main bathroom and has access to a balcony overlooking Anzac Bridge and Wentworth Park. There is a combined living and dining room opening to a study area and balcony. The apartment comes with TV, DVD, Foxtel and internet access. There is a sofa bed for an extra two guests.
The modern gas kitchen is fully equipped with full size fridge and microwave. There is a large internal laundry room off the kitchen with washing machine, dryer and ironing facilities.
The building has security access with secure car parking and direct access to the apartment via the lift.
The complex has resort style amenities including heated pool, gymnasium, sauna and BBQ area.
Take a short stroll to the Fish Market, Darling Harbour and Harbour foreshore where there are renowned cafes and restaurants and it is just minutes to Sydney CBD, Powerhouse Museum, Maritime Museum and Entertainment Centre.
All rates include electricity and gas
House rulesAll bookings & tenancies incur a departure cleaning fee of $198
Please note that there is a minimum booking period from 23rd December to 2nd January. We cannot accept bookings with arrival or departure inside these dates. Enjoy the view! Enjoy the place!
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we were very satisfied with the accommodation that we occupied during our stay. spacious, clean and fontionnel it is located close to public transport which is very convenient. the only slight hitch was that we had booked for six and there were only four beds, missing a pair of sheets for the sofa bed.
nous avons été trés satisfait du logement que nous avons occupé durant notre séjour. spacieux, propre et fontionnel il est situé prés de transport en commun ce qui est trés pratique. le seul petit accroc, c'est que nous avions réservé pour six et il n'y avait que quatre couchages, il manquait une paire de draps pour le canapé lit.
We viewed the apartment very highly when we chose it, and we was not disappointed, it was found very clean, and details to comfort was well thought out
Both music disks,TV, Wi Fi, and great views from great balconies. We arrived at
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To our waiting taxi to Fantastic Darliing Harbour. A truly great holiday.
Very nice accommodation near the city center BUT default general maintenance, aucuneexplication on laresidence, hard to find, Spa hs car ... Damage
Très beau logement, proche du centre ville MAIS défaut d'entretien général, aucuneexplication sur laresidence, parking difficile à trouver, Spa hs... Dommage
The accommodation comes highly recommended close enough to the city and accessible by the light railway. Fully equipped providing a home from home.
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Fantastic view, Good bed, a little bit shabby but clean, perfect contact,
We had a great stay at his condo before our cruise. It was just as advertised and anything we needed was only a phone call away.
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The condo is in a great location within walking distance to the CBD and Darling Harbour. We will defiantly be staying here again when we come back to Sydney.
Fabulous apartment, very spacious and clean, with a gorgeous view of the bridge and cityscape, lovely little touches by the host made us feel at home, very secure building and parking made all the difference I will definitely be booking this apartment again in the future
Appartment is very good located and has space enough for 4 to 5 people (one bedroom for adults, the other bedroom rather for 2-3 kids). Great is tennis-court and pool on the rooftop with amazing few.
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Thank you for your interest in the 2013 IIHF Ice Hockey Women's World Championship School Program. Here you will find an overview of some of the exciting programming we will be offering starting in December 2012. Sign up online today to keep up to date with the latest school program news and information.
December: Online registration for the School Program opens:
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February (mid): Deadline for Adopt-a-Country contest submissions.
March (early): Contest winners announced.
Hockey-themed lesson plans will provide fun and interactive activities in a variety of curriculum areas, including literacy, numeracy, physical education, arts and social studies/history for the primary, junior and intermediate divisions. Teachers will be able to choose from English or French plans. Some plans will include rubrics to aid in assessment, and links to related websites.
The Hockey Day program offers students from regional and local schools a once-in-a-lifetime field trip. Hockey Day will have activities in the morning, a lunch provided and access to watch a 2013 IIHF Ice Hockey Women's World Championship game at Nepean Sportsplex or SBP Arena. Hockey Day will provide children with the opportunity to experience an international sporting event while incorporating an educational and interactive/physical component. Students will also get the chance to try floor ball.
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Wednesday, April 3, 2013 – 12 p.m. – Czech Republic vs. Russia @ Nepean Sportsplex
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I was wondering about all of this. Clinton was only a GOV.....from Arkansas, of all places. Regan was a GOV and a lousy movie satr.

I don't believe that they got hit with the questions that Sarah is getting hit with.....either that, or they knew how to BS better.

Plus, I don't think that Sarah gets the same fairness....in that, she is gorgeous, great wife, great mom, takes care of herself, runs marathons.....people seem more than willing to be ugly, and find ways to bring her down.

Yeah, well Reagan was the great communicator, he knew how to speak and respond.
I think Clintons IQ is 160? That's borderline genius level, he knew how to BS...
Palin is a nice lady, don't get me wrong, but I'm nice too, doesn't make me VP level..
Media is definitley trying to bring her down BUT, they aren't asking her unfair questions.
If she wants to be VP, she's gotta be able to answer anything thrown at her, that's what I said since day one, she needs to be hammered, that's when we get to see what she is made of...
The whole Alaska thing is just bad....
McCain's campaign not only SHELTERED her but it doesnt seem like they even trained her properly to go out and do interviews.....even the media was saying she should have taken small steps and build up her interview skills...
Well...There is just so much catch up that she has to do quickly......

She is meeting all of those heads of state at the UN, that is important.

I think that there is HOPE....but you are definitely correct.....they need to bring in some expert to work with her.

Remember when Bush was debating Kerry....and he was a TOTAL flop???!!! Well....they made him go to debate school, or they brought in somebody to coach him. Then a MIRACLE.....he did a lot better, and did not look like such a flop!

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Everyone has their own agenda, bias. Japan wants its ladies in the GPF. Osmond wants a chance to go to the GPF.Czisny wanted to skate and thus waited and waited - deep down she knew she wasn't ready probably (yes, we aren't mind readers but reality and dreams and desire cause all sorts of confusion.
NHK should invite Osmond. Stir up some interest in the event.
Osmond is not going to knock either of the Japanese ladies, Asada or Suzuki, out of the GP final, nor the only Russian lady in contention, Lipnitsaya, or the top American, Wagner. Those four, together with Korpi, are pretty much set no matter what happens in NHK (barring a disaster by Asada or Suzuki).
I suppose Osmond could win the sixth spot ahead of Gao or Tukh or Zawadski. Still..let them skate for it.
Perhaps the Russian Federation should have pushed for Osmond too to assist SC as SC had given Shelepen a spot at SCI
I doubt Osmond would have been much of a draw in Japan. This is her first season in the senior ranks, she was 10th at 2012 JW, and her GP gold was on home ice.
I'm not sure Kaetlyn would have skated that well at NHK anyway, given the short notice and serious jet lag.
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I seriously think NOT GOING is the best thing for Osmond. We have almost three threads on this very topic, so I understand that people are passionate about giving her every opportunity. I think she should stick to her plan, and SC shouldn't have tried to get her another assignment. 1. It looks like they're trying to get the rules bent in their favor. 2. she and her coach have a plan, and NHK wasn't part of it to begin with. Skate Canada should be focused on trying to keep her in a bubble, away from the pressure until nationals. They need to keep their best interests in mind, which is to have a competitive Osmond by Worlds, so she can earn the two spots for Canada.
Also, there have been times in the past, where the favorite for the Canadian champion skated in the Grand Prix final, only to lose the one spot to worlds at home (Josee Chouinard in 1996, losing to Nellie Kim).
I think NHK should try to host the best competition possible. Which is a better show, the nine ladies that they have scheduled, or those nine plus Osmond?
(Kaetlyn can decline, of course, if she feels that it is not in her best interest to make the trip.)
I just wish they would fill the spot with somebody! I don't care who it is but give someone a chance! I'm thrilled to have a Canadian lady to root for but her time will come. Some of our ladies have been rushed before they were ready (Tracy Wainman).
I guess you meant Netty Kim in 1995, but Chouinard did not compete at all that season. Was she injured? She did finish second behind Jennifer Robinson in 1996; it must have hurt, with Worlds being in Canada that season.
I do agree that a short-notice trip to Japan might not have been the best thing for Osmond, however.
Osmond can keep up-she is a confident, musical skater. She moves like someone who was an ice dancer, yet she can jump. Watch her 2012 CN SP. This girl has it all-I hope she can keep it. To beat Suzuki, an all aroung great, mature skater is something. I'm happy to see Gracie Gold and Osmond. May they have way more ups than downs.
Its passed the 7 days deadline, so right now chances of any replacement for Czisny is impossible


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Looks very nice
Thanks The chin is a bit off center though so I'll need to use some type of bondo stuff to level it out :/
This armour looks great! Is it your only work or do you have other creations? I would be delighted to see them!
hi,very good work , may i know when can i get the download the pepakura file?thnx
Hey, sorry for the late reply i have exams in school and they take up a lot of my time, Owen this is my first finished creation but i do have a few things that i never got done, i have a pepakura noble-six helmet from halo reach on a shelf that warped a bit but i plan to finish it soon, I've got a batman arkham asylum batarang and i think an odst pistol lying around too.
Darthraul, i got the file from my brother punky859 because the file is no longer out, it only has 39parts aswell which is always a bonus here's the link RepublicCommandoHDunfoldHarding29.pdo - 4shared.com - online file sharing and storage - download
Very informative indeed.
My apologies for taking soo long to finally do another update but it took a while for me to get my hands on some more stuff :L
I got some bondo and primer, and might be getting a can of spray-paint soon, but so far i got this much done,
Some bondo on
Finished the bondo(sorry no pics of that) and applied primer
And that is all for now, Bye
Hey again! It's been like 2 months now.....wow. And I'm here to post some new stuff, i still haven't started any other bits of the armour nor have i completed the helmet disappointingly. The reasons for this are as follows
- I had some problems with a bad batch of resin which didn't set and led to me having to scrap some pepped pieces
- I'm still not happy with the helmet (more info on that at the end)
- I was waiting for my school term to start again so i could organize me being allowed to use the vacuum former they have
- I have no money(This one comes up too often >.<)
I'm sorry to say the bucket is far from satisfactory, i pepped the cheeks a bit wrong, and have issues with the ears as they jut out from the dome when on later inspection of the armour are supposed to be level.
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Access and Fairness Oregon's state court system has made access to the judicial system and fairness in state courts one of its highest goals. The Access to Justice for All Committee addresses fairness issues in the courts related to race, ethnicity, culture, and gender, and provides policy direction in these and other areas.
Appellate Court Programs The Appellate Court Services Division oversees a number of program areas related to appellate courts. It processes appellate court cases, oversees the State of Oregon Law Library, publishes appellate court decisions and other publications, manages state court facilities and archives, and purchases office supplies.
Appropriate Dispute Resolution Another of our highest goals is to help people choose the best way to resolve their disputes. Our courts are known for their innovative work in developing mediation programs and training volunteer mediators.
Certified Court Interpreter Program One of four founding members of the national Consortium for State Court Interpreter Certification administered by the National Center for State Courts, the Oregon state court system sought and received legislative authority and funds in 1993 to establish a certification program for court interpreters in Oregon. To leverage those limited funds, counter the high costs of test development, and expand the program to more languages, Oregon helped found the consortium in 1995. Oregon's state court system has since developed a robust certification program.
Certified Shorthand Reporters Program The Certified Shorthand Reporters Program verifies and certifies that shorthand reporters (one type of "court" reporter) meet certain standards for speed, conduct, and continuing education. Established in 1990 in the Bureau of Labor and Industries, the legislature transferred it to the State Court Administrator in July 1995.
Citizen Review Board - Foster Care Review Oregon's judicial branch also has a goal to build strong partnerships with local communities to promote public safety and quality of life. We seek to improve the lives of children and families, and protect people who cannot protect themselves. One way we do that is through our statewide foster-care review program called the Citizen Review Board. Local boards of community volunteers review the case plans of children in substitute care to ensure that their placements and services are appropriate and timely. They also advocate for effective policies, procedures, and laws in the child-welfare and juvenile-justice systems.
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Public Defense Services Until July 1, 2003, the former Indigent Defense Services Division (IDSD) of the State Court Administrator's office managed Oregon's indigent defense program. On July 1, 2003, IDSD staff and functions transferred to the Office of Public Defense Services.
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I've officially decided to discontinue this project :/ right now I think I would rather have a few planted vases with stem plants and attempt them to be dirted? This tub may refeature in the future for trimmings! Thanks for all of your help guys. I think I will retry emersed another time
okay so: don't worry about mold, get better lighting
and it seems like everyones' actual soil is wetter than mine, could that be a problem?
zapins: i wanted a deeper tub because I have a lot of stem plants so I wanted to give them room to grow
|Looks like you've got a decent start. I wouldn't worry too much about mold or algae. The mold will probably pop up on your soil for a while, I'm still getting some in the pots I started in June. If it starts to grow on the plants you can dose it as suggested earlier, or remove it manually. I wouldn't stress changing your water, it's gonna turn a brownish/yellow hue due to tannins in the soil. I've got the same water in my 20L as when I started it in Feb./Mar. I add a little from time to time when it gets too low. The sides of both of my emersed tanks are growing algae, no worries. Moss on your soil will help prevent other things(mold/fungus/algae) from growing on it. I took a couple decent clumps of xmas moss and chopped it up super fine with scissors before I spread it out. The moss filled started growing within a week. I wouldn't stress the O2 exchange too much at this point, you've got so few plants in there... I'd be more concerned with keeping the humidity up! I open up only a small section of my 55 about once a week(when I think about it) for maybe an hour or so(my 20L gets opened even less) & have had no problems.
The more light you can add the better, whether that comes from higher wattage fluorescent bulbs, additional light fixtures, putting the light closer to the plants (inside the tub directly above them), or using natural daylight that is what will solve the issue of plants growing.
If you have a home depot or hardware store near you have a look there for lighting options, you can often find really cheap fluorescent lighting or clip on work-bench lights for only a few bucks.
You might also try using a tub that isn't quite as tall, that would let you put the lights a lot closer.
|I did read your thread. Maybe it will go away on its own. I had that thought. I dont have the money to spend on a big light fixture, but i could get a higher wattage cfl?
I am reposting my original reply on PT for anyone who is curious as to what is going on here.
When you say mold what exactly does it look like? Mold and fungus is quite common when you start up a new batch of soil but after a few days it dies off and you don't see it again.
The bad kind of fungus I am talking about is thin, like spider web, slightly yellow, and digests plants into goo rather quickly.
Emersed setups are pretty easy to get going and care free, you do not have to change the water daily or even agitate it at all. The water will probably grow algae in it, but that makes no difference to the plant growth so I just ignore it completely.
I'm going to say that your problem is a rather severe lack of lighting. Fungus doesn't like high light at all, and you only have CFL 14watt. The spiral type bulb in there loses half of the light it puts out because it restrikes the coils, subtract all the light that doesn't shine the 10 degrees straight down into your tank and you are probably only getting a few watts of light to the plants. By comparison on my emersed tub I had a 55 watt power compact with individual reflector only 6 inches away from the plants. By comparison the lighting difference is blazing sun and a dark corner in a basement. You need more light to do this that is the most important aspect of emersed setups.
Have you had a look through my tutorial on how to start emersed tubs?
|I used miracle gro organic garden soil. Not sure if it matters or not but I know that some soils have a lot of fertilizers in them. Personally I would leave the lid on and maybe pop it open everyday to allow stagnant air to escape and new air to go in. You don't have to do water changes at all. That's up to you
Maybe. It was just potting soil from my shed.
So should I leave the glass cover as is with the 2.5" air gap, or put the bin's original cover back on? I wasn't planning on doing water changes that often
|You need exactly what you have. If the water got gross quick the. Just plan to change the water every other day. And if you change it every other day then keep the lid on until you change the water and then that will be the air exchange then close the lid and let it go. What kind of soil did you use? Is there alot of wood in it? My first emersed tub was micro swords in a Tupperware container with Saran Wrap over it under a light. And it grew quickly.
For this to be successful am i going to need more tech? Everyone made it seem so easy. I just feel like I'm growing a mold tank instead of plants.
My water got so disgusting too. Over a span of less than a week it became nauseating.
What could be causing this? I don't think I have very much humidity, but I'm worried that lack of air will just cause more mold. I'm frustrated
Don't give up man, just gotta find the right balance. My tank is a 55 gallon with a couple if lowes cut pieces of glass as the lid. They don't fit extremely right but right enough where humidity is always 85% and air temp is a little over 70 degrees. I have a heater in the water cranked to 80 and a single rio power head to move water from one side to the other.
The water level stays below the dirt and I have moss in every pot which keeps mold and fungus at a stand still. I also use a single air stone which I believe helps with humidity. But all my plants grow like crazy, I have cut and filled up two tanks just with emersed clippings and plan on adding more and more as my own personal plant bank.
My lights are just 2-6500k t8 lights from lowes and u keep them on 14hrs a day, is like to have t5s but haven't had a stahl out on plant growth to force me to upgrade my lights so for now ill stick with it. I haven't changed my water ever and just topped it out. I did add a couple ml if flourish to the water for no reason. The dirt hasn't been depleted yet so no reason to add anything. Every time something fails its just something learned to not do the next time.
|i've got mold again. i may dump this, since i have no growth either :/
okay so REDO:
i think the lack of air and too much water made a deadly combo of nauseating water
i also threw some water sprite in the water too since its like my personal duckweed
any suggestions?
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Yeah I'm not sure, the two kinds I have in 2 submerged tanks haven't put out any new leaves. And I had another Anubias of a different variety put out a yellow leave that has since changed to green. So only assumptions at this point
Grow the new leaves yellow and then turn green too, and they are submerged.
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|You could always pick the mold off the top and put the moss on then. Removes it quicker and it won't come back.
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UTSA art department presents juried exhibition
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(April 12, 2006)--The UTSA Department of Art and Art History and the UTSA Fine Art Association will host the 22nd annual Student Art Exhibition April 13-30 at the Arts Building gallery on the 1604 Campus.
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Having babies isn't easy—and the standard explanation may be wrong.
Pat Shipman
Although the findings showing that human babies are not earlier than other primates are interesting, they still fail to identify what limits baby brain size. Dunsworth and her coauthors propose that the metabolic constraints faced by a mother limit the length of pregnancy and fetal growth. They have dubbed their hypothesis the energetics-of-gestation-and-growth hypothesis.
As the baby grows in both brain and body in the womb, its demand for energy accelerates exponentially. At some point, the mother reaches the limit of her ability to supply the fetus's demands, and then labor begins. Even following birth, the big-brained, big-bodied newborn needs a loving mother who will continue to feed and care for it while its brain continues to grow at a fetal rate. In the womb, the fetus is basically part of the mother. Once born, the baby is effectively at a higher trophic level than its mother, like a parasite feeding on her, which increases the metabolic demands on her. However, the baby's needs have shifted to include more long-chain fatty acids, which are key for brain growth. Since these are very efficiently transmitted to the baby through breast milk, rather than through the placenta, moving the baby outside the womb isn't a problem.
The obstetrical hypothesis is not defunct; it is simply under question. But merely convincing those who were raised intellectually within this paradigm to consider an alternative hypothesis can be challenging. When she gives a talk about the energetics hypothesis, Dunsworth summarizes a conversation that illustrates this challenge:
What always comes next is, "then why doesn't the pelvis get wider to make childbirth easier?" And my answer is always, "Because it's good enough. Witness over seven billion humans on the planet." But that doesn't satisfy most people who are moved to ask the question in the first place. And when they argue "the tight fit at birth is too much of a coincidence to ignore," I ask, "Isn't it just a coincidence that my finger fits perfectly into my nostril?"
She's right. Evolutionary adaptation doesn't have to be perfect, just good enough. Perhaps the female pelvis adapted to fit the size of the human fetus's brain, rather than the female pelvis's limiting the baby's brain size. Still, we are left with no clear reason why a baby is such a tight fit in the mother's birth canal. Pelvic size may be limited by something not yet taken into account in locomotor studies, such as speed, balance, or risk of injury. Or, perhaps simple economy keeps pelvic size close to neonatal brain size. The third alternative is that human childbirth was not always difficult and has only become so as improvements in diet have increased newborn body size. The obstetrical hypothesis and the energetics hypothesis are not mutually exclusive.
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Here are some things you might not know about Lori Voornas. She is painfully shy. I know, right? She also hates the phrase, "I know, right?" She's been waking up early for morning radio for about 20 years or so. And no, it doesn't get any easier when that alarm goes off at 4am. She loves fried chicken and would eat it every day if it didn't make her a fatty. She absolutely loves KFC and hasn't eaten it for years. She can be pretty disciplined when she wants to be. Lori loves working in radio especially on the morning show. It's the only job that pays her to be a giant goofball. A giant goofball her parents in Idaho are just so proud of. Who are sort of proud of. She is married to a woman (I know, right?!) and is a step mom to 3 kids! Yup. She is on one crazy ride and loving every minute of it. By the way, if you own a KFC franchise, she would NEVER refuse free fried chicken.


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President, CEO of Ann Arbor Area Community Foundation to step down
Cheryl Elliott, president and CEO of the Ann Arbor Area Community Foundation, is stepping down at year's end.
Elliott, 62, joined the foundation in 1992. She served as program director, youth council adviser, executive vice president and COO before taking the helm of the foundation in 2001.
Board chairman Bhushan Kulkarni and Vice Chair Michelle Crumm are leading the board's search for a new president and CEO. They plan to name someone to the post by the fall, the foundation said in a news release.
Those grants have helped to launch prominent programs, including: the Neutral Zone, the Ann Arbor YMCA's Youth Volunteers Corps, the Housing Bureau for Seniors' Foreclosure Prevention and Home Share programs, Dawn Farm's Chapin Street Project, the Ypsilanti Area Community Fund and the Community Foundation of Plymouth.
Under Elliott's direction, the foundation also played a role in launching the Coordinated Funding initiative, a public-private partnership with the Office of Community & Economic Development representing the city of Ann Arbor, Washtenaw County and Washtenaw Urban County, United Way of Washtenaw County and the RNR Foundation Inc.


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EL PASO COUNTY, Colo. - The El Paso County Sheriff's Office confirms to KRDO NewsChannel 13 that authorities are on the lookout for two men in connection to the investigation of Colorado Department of Corrections Executive Director Tom Clements' slaying.
The Sheriff's Office said the two men are members of 211 Crew, a white-supremacist prison gang. 211 Crew is the gang that once counted Evan Ebel among its ranks. Ebel, the man implicated in the death of Clements, was killed in a shootout with police in Texas two days after the killing.
The men are 47-year-old James Lohr and 31-year-old Thomas Guolee. They are considered armed and dangerous with violent tendencies, officials said.
Lt. Jeff Kramer with the El Paso County Sheriff's Office told KRDO NewsChannel 13 that the names have surfaced during the course of Clements' murder investigation.
"We aren't speaking to what their association is specifically at this time, keeping that information close to the vest just for the integrity of the investigation," said Kramer.
It is believed the two were talking to Ebel 24-36 hours before Clements was gunned down at his Monument home.
"We have some information that they are some way linked. Again, their names have surfaced. We want to be able to clarify for ourselves what the involvement may or may not have been. Those details are shady to us as well," said Lt. Kramer.
The lookout alert is intended to ensure the safety of officers in case they come in contact with either man, Kramer said. Authorities did not say what connection the men may have to Clements' murder and said they are not being called suspects.
Each man has an active arrest warrant for unrelated cases, Kramer said. Their rap sheets are long. Court records indicate both men spent time in prison on several charges.
The alert issued Wednesday evening said, "Both are known associated of the 211 crew, shown violent tendencies and should be considered armed and dangerous."
The El Paso County Sheriff's Office said the warning isn't just for law enforcement, it's also a warning for the public.
Lt. Kramer said the two men may be headed to Nevada or Texas. He wouldn't elaborate on why investigators think they're headed in that direction.
KRDO is working to get more information from the Sheriff's Office and will bring you the latest information on KRDO.com and NewsChannel 13.


text: Li would never beat Osmond if both skate cleanly. That is crazy IMO. Maybe one could argue she should have a chance, but the way the judges score both it is obvious who would win. BTW Li'Kitsu the reason Li has almost no votes even if you feel she would beat a clean Osmond or Tuktamysheva (totally wrong IMO but to each their own) is it is already obvious by Worlds she would have no chance to beat a clean Gold. In the LP of Worlds a flawed Gold with several stumbles beat a totally clean Li. She even beat her in PCS, Gold's weakness. So that already eliminates her in everyones minds (to get the vote it is saying clean so and so would beat clean everyone else on this poll), hence no votes. Atleast Osmond and Tuk. it is more subjective since we have almost never seen their very best against the others at theirs, and we havent seen them skate their best LP and lose to someone on this list.


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Phillie. I find it incredible that without winning a SB, they act totally insane and so obnoxious.
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Philly by far.
Yes, the skins fans were a bit delusional with the whole RG3 and winning the division thing, but honestly, they've been basement-dwellers for so long, I thought it was nice for them to at least feel like they meant something for a change.
Yes, cowboys fans are everywhere and have a reputation for being stuck-up, but most of the cowboys fans I know and work with tend to be fairly realistic folks, in the vein of ntegrase, and enjoy talking football realistically. It's actually fun to hang out with these people, even on the day of a giants/cowboys game.
It's Philly by a mile. I don't know a single respectable philly fan. Almost all of the ones that I do know went out of their way to torment me after Dodgegate (contrast Dallas fans, who were mostly respectful in our recent losses to dallas). They are all delusional, narcissistic *******s, full-stop. I still dream of being able to buy the team and move them to LA or London, just to witness the tears of unfathomable sadness....
I'm Commander Shepard, and this is my favorite team in the NFL.
This is brought up a lot by rival fans, but I think most people in general just don't have a good understanding of the Dallas--Fort Worth area. So just some explanations (via pictures!).
[Black Dot]: The Cowboys first stadium was the Cotton Bowl, which is located in Fair Park, just southeast of Downtown Dallas [boxed in yellow]... the dot is covering the "S" in Dallas.
[Red Dot]: The 2nd stadium was Texas Stadium, which was technically in Irving... it is the Red Dot. 9 miles from downtown, about 12-15 minutes depending on traffic
[Green Dot]: Current Cowboys stadium, At&t Stadium. About a 20 minute drive from downtown depending on traffic, in Arlington.
The [blue dot] is where I live which is the exact same distance from Downtown Dallas as at&t is from downtown (18.3 miles, 22 minutes). The difference is, I'm still technically in Dallas.
It's an ambiguous area that all kind of runs together. Honestly, most people probably wouldn't guess that I live in Dallas, because the yellow line (i635) is the unofficial northern border of Dallas.
People refer to all of DFW as Dallas often because if you say DFW, sometimes people think you mean the airport. And for the most part that's okay, because outside of the area there is nothing.
As you can see, Dallas-Fort Worth is a landlocked island in a vast area of nothingness. Waco is probably the closest "big town" to the metroplex (population only 130k), and it is the same distance to Dallas as Philadelphia is to New York City.
Austin and OKC are both 200 miles away in opposite directions, which is a little less than the distance between NYC and DC. And Houston and San Antonio are closer to 250 miles away.
As far as outsiders are concerned, Dallas-Fort Worth and all subsequent suburbs are synonymous with just the word "Dallas".
Now you got me intrigued.
11.5 miles. Actually, that is from lower Manhattan. From mid town its more like 6 miles.
Dallas is 18.6 miles from AT&T Stadium...
Both are pretty close.
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Steroid Testing
Anabolic steroids help in increasing the muscle mass and physical strength, and are consequently used in sport and bodybuilding to enhance strength or physique. So, other than prescribed medicinal users, there are many user groups who look towards steroids to assist them in attaining the physical attributes they crave for. Such a misuse of steroids is prohibited under anti-doping policy by many sports organizations across the globe. So, a wide range of tests have been designed & are under consistent evolution to increase specificity and sensitivity of detecting and deterring performance-enhancing drugs abuse by competitors in various sports. There are many laboratory based as well as kit based methodologies for detecting testosterone or any of its known metabolites. Laboratory based techniques may involve, amongst others, antibody based screening, Liquid/GC Chromatography etc. The results obtained by Chromatographic analysis may be coupled with Mass Spectrometry (MS) for sensitive as well as specific diagnosis and for validation purposes. The nature of samples required for such tests is conciliatory as blood, urine or even hair follicle samples may be used.
Steroid use in sports is unfortunately becoming all too common. It is so prevalent that when an athlete accomplishes something truly amazing, the first reaction of many people is to suspect drug use instead of celebrating their achievement.
TestCountry has products that can be used by athletic programs and professional teams alike.
And don't think that it's only adults and professional athletes who are abusing these dangerous drugs.
The National Institute of Drug Abuse found that 0.5% of 8th graders, 1.0% of 10th graders and 1.5% of 12th graders had abused anabolic steroids at least once in the year prior to being surveyed in 2010. These are teenagers abusing steroids!
If your team or program requires an anabolic steroid test or any other kind of drug test for athletes, you're in the right spot.
Below are some of the steroids that can be tested.
- 1-Androstendiol
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- 4-Androstendiol
- 4-Androstendione
- 5-Androstendiol
- 5-Androstendione
- Bolasterone
- Bolandiol (Norandrostendiol)
- Boldione
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- Furazabol » Halodrol
- 4-Hydroxy-testosterone
- Mesterolone
- Methandrostenolone
- Methenolone
- Methasterone
- Methandriol
- Mestanolone
- 6-Methylandrostendione
- Methyl-1-testosterone
- Methyltestosterone
- Methylnortestosterone
- Mibolerone
- Nandrolone
- Norbolethone
- Norclostebol
- Norethandrolone
- 19-Norandrostadiendione
- 19-Norandrostendione
- Oxandrolone
- Oxymesterone
- Oxymetholone
- Oxabolone
- Probenecid (masking agent)
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The Hornets are "redoubling their research" on a trade centered around Rajon Rondo for Chris Paul.

The Hornets are unsatisfied with the offers the
team has received thus far, and the team is doing its homework on
Boston's offer. The Celtics are dangling Rondo, restricted free agent
Jeff Green and two first round picks in exchange for a CP3 rental. Danny
Ainge has been relentless in his pursuit of Paul, but Wojnarowski also
cites the Lakers as a possibility and reports that Kobe Bryant and Paul
have spoken by phone this week. These rumors aren't going away until he
ultimately gets dealt out of New Orleans.
I don't think they could get a better deal than that anywhere. CP3 is on record however saying he won't sign a deal anywhere but NY.


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UTSA researcher wins $917K from NIH to study memory
By Christi Fish
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(June 24, 2009)--UTSA researcher Brian Derrick hopes to find out soon how the brain saves episodic memories. A professor in the Department of Biology and the Neurosciences Institute, the UTSA neurobiologist has won $917,000 in funding from the National Institutes of Health to research how neurons store information in the brain and how they decide what to store or discard.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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Every 16 hours, the brain's hippocampus creates 6,000-9,000 new neurons in the dentate gyrus, the portion of the brain believed to play a significant role in preserving episodic (or autobiographical) memory. According to Derrick, the key lies in the difference between learning and memory.
"Learning is the acquisition of new knowledge," he noted. "Memory is the persistence of learning over time. This kind of memory does not simply involve 'what' and 'where' events occurred; 'when' also is a crucial variable.
"We believe the continual generation of new neurons in both rats and humans serve as a temporal marker for highly similar memories. Because time also plays a role in memories, the contribution of these new neurons to episodic memory is the focus of this four-year grant."
Although memory loss is most commonly associated with aging, it also is symptomatic of more debilitating diseases including Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and Huntington's diseases, which afflict 9.3 million people worldwide.


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How does your garden grow? Find Out: Check Out the Book & Bibliography Displays at The Main Library & 9 Branches
The Jersey City Free Public Library, in special collaboration with Curious Matter Gallery, invites the public to a joint art exhibit, named, A TIME IN ARCADIA, a collection of works that gather inspiration from our botanical world.
On display at Curious Matter and the Jersey City Free Public Library is a two part collection of works by 33 contemporary artists. In addition, the library has created a bibliography featuring nearly 200 selections from the Main Library's six Departments and the Library's nine Branches.
"We dream of Arcadia. Whether it's called Eden or Shangri-la, we long for a verdant and fecund place where food comes without toil and peace fills our days. A Time in Arcadia is an exploration of plants, gardens and how we cultivate the earth," said Raymond Mingst, co-owner of Curious Matter Gallery. "The Library loves this interactive idea. The public can see and use our beautiful books," added Library Director Priscilla Gardner.
The Opening Reception was held on a rainy Sunday afternoon, May 19, at the Curious Matter Gallery, yet no one's spirits were dampened! The steady stream of people viewing the botany-inspired art demonstrated art's magnetic pull.
Curious Matter, Exhibition Part I – Sunday, May 19 – Sunday, June 23
272 Fifth Street, Jersey City, NJ 07302
Main Library, Jersey City, Exhibition Part II – Monday, May 20 – Saturday, June 22
472 Jersey Avenue. Jersey City, NJ 07302
Regular Hours: The Main Library is open Monday to Thursday 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.; Friday and Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Summer Hours begin on Monday, June 17: Saturdays, open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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The ARTISTS:
Part I, CURIOUS MATTER: Lasse Antonsen, Aaron Beebe, Ewelina Bochenska, Arthur Bruso, Robyn Ellenbogen, Stephanie Guillen, Jamie Isaia, Kit Lagreze, Richard Lapham, Ross Bennett Lewis, Joe Lugara, Sabina Magnus, Marianne McCarthy, Julie McHargue, Joan Mellon, Vikki Michalios, Raymond E. Mingst, Robert Mullenix, Samantha Persons, Gilda Pervin, Robert Schatz, Corinne Schulze, Leona Strassberg Steiner & Margaret Withers. Part II, THE JERSEY CITY FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY: Lasse Antonsen, Kristi Arnold, Jessica Baker, Aileen Bassis, Greg Brickey, Eileen Ferara, Jessie Horning, Richard Lapham, Joe Lugara, Sabina Magnus, Anthony Heinz May, Sarah Pfohl & Debra Regh.
JERSEY CITY FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY Serving the second largest city in New Jersey and located on the Hudson River across from lower Manhattan, the Jersey City Free Public Library system consists of a Main Library, nine Branches & Bookmobile to provide access to a diversified collection of 400,000+ pieces of printed, audiovisual, and electronic resources that addresses the needs of the truly multicultural clientele of the city's 247,597 population (2010 census). With the introduction of an online catalog, users can now search the collection from their homes as well as from a growing number of onsite computer terminals. System-wide automation was completed in 2002. On August 17, 2004, the Library held the grand opening of its first new branch in 42 years, serving the M.L.King redevelopment area, the Glenn D. Cunningham Branch, named after the late Jersey City Mayor and State Senator.
CURIOUS MATTER is an exhibition venue for contemporary visual art located in downtown Jersey City, NJ. Curious Matter exhibitions and publications evidence the pursuit to understand and articulate our individual and collective experience of the world, real or imagined.We examine fantastic notions, confounding ideas and audacious thoughts. Curious Matter strives to foster dialogue among artists at all career stages with a calendar of regular exhibitions. Our commitment extends to our audience as we endeavor to open a door to appreciating contemporary art in an atmosphere that encourages engagement and curiosity.
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Vote yes to gay marriage
Vote yes to gay marriage
The state Legislature will soon vote on a bill that would expand the freedom to marry to gay and lesbian couples. I hope our representative, Joe Radinovich, will vote yes.
We cannot legislate love. All Minnesotans deserve to be treated fairly under the law. When people are in love, whether it be with a member of the opposite or same sex, and want to commit to each other and form a family, they deserve to be treated equally under the law.
There are at least 515 instances in Minnesota law that protect partners who are married. These range from being able to be with one's loved one who is hospitalized to the sharing of pensions to the transfer of assets upon one partner's death. Marriage provides necessary protections for spouses and children.
Some say their religion teaches that gays and lesbians should be excluded from marriage. At our church, we believe God created human beings to be in relationship with God and each other. We understand that God is still speaking and continues to reveal new things to us today.
In the last several years, members of our congregation have felt God's calling to accept gays and lesbians and welcome them fully in our church. This is the first church in which my partner of 35 years and I have felt welcomed and had our relationship affirmed. I hope someday soon the welcome we feel in our church will be extended more broadly within our society.
It's time for our state to recognize the love and commitment shared by gay and lesbian couples is no different than that of heterosexual couples. We just want what others have: the opportunity to fall in love, get married and build a life together.
I urge Joe Radinovich to vote yes on the freedom to marry.
Ann Turnbull,


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After alot of mixed emotions, I have decided to sell my red 93 gl wolfy for some quick cash. This car was givin to me about a year ago from my loving grandma(c'mon guys, you gotta love your grandma, remember the adam sandler song?) I love this car, but I need less cars, more cash. I decided to give you guys a crack before it goes on craigs.
Couple pics of it http://forums.vwvortex.com/showthrea...ox-Couple-Pics
The Good
Been my daily driver since August, runs great-odo was stopped at 73k, but I'd guess 90-120k
Tune Up/spark plugs, wires ,rotor, dist. cap
Oil Change-always used mobil 1
New Gas & Fuel Filter
New Back tires/less than 500
New Oil & Fuel regulators
New Coil
Replaced a couple fuel lines
Replaced driver mirror
Replaced upper steering column(old one was stripped where nut holds steering wheel on)
Cd Player with good speakers/ fronts are oem and need replaced
New headlight switch-cost $80 brand new from dealership
New passenger side c.v.j
Door Panels good and body has no dents except for slight ding on hood and rad. support
Upgraded it with oem bumper lights cuz I don't like the plastic pop in trim
replaced the middle exhaust
Car was always garaged, and has little to no rust
some other stuff im forgetting
The Bad
Driver Side c.v.j is getting bad/ have a new one ready
Alternator whines in first gear when its below about 8 degrees outside
The right bracket that holds heater in dash broke and its kinda wiggly, but still works fine
Fuel pump recently started humming
rad support on passenger side got pushed down, so hood is slightly uneven/ have one that I was gonna put in to fix it
Driver handle just broke two days ago
Thanks for looking guys. I'm sad about lettin the little beast go, but if it goes to another foxer, I'll be happy.
I guess I should be thankful I have another one
Pm me if you want more pictures-or send me your cell number so I can text you some


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Franklin Pierce University has suspended the Doctor of Arts in Leadership studies program. Although current DALS students will be able to finish the program by November 2015, no new students will be admitted.
The Doctor of Arts in Leadership program at Franklin Pierce University enables students to develop insight into the theory and practice of leadership and exemplifies the University's liberal arts mission in educating leaders of conscience. Interdisciplinary in nature, research and study in the program blends together the arts, humanities and social sciences in a liberalizing course of study that builds on the varied backgrounds and careers of admitted students.
The program is especially accommodating to mid-career professionals in fields as diverse as education, business, law enforcement, health services, the non-profit sector, government, and the arts, among others. The program helps students realize better ways of exercising leadership-agency for change within institutions and communities. Many students are attracted to this doctoral program to enhance their existing career, or as part of their preparation for a new career, typically teaching or administration in higher education settings.
Most courses are offered in a hybrid format (combination of online and in-class instruction). Classes meet four times per term on Saturdays or Sundays; other weeks coursework is conducted online. Additional courses are offered in short residencies or online. Four 12-week terms are offered annually. The program is designed to be completed in three to five years; completion time depends on the number of courses taken per term (one or two) and time spent on the dissertation. Classes meet in Manchester, Lebanon, and Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Most students live in the New England states.
Program Admission
A master's degree from a regionally accredited college or university is required for admission, as is an interview with a faculty member. Prospective students submit an admission portfolio, which includes a personal essay, three references and transcripts from all previously attended colleges and universities. Students who hold the Certificate of Advanced Graduate Studies (CAGS) from Plymouth State University or Fitchburg State University will have six prescribed courses transferred into the program upon matriculation. The transfer of any other post-master's coursework from other institutions is on a case-by-case basis. Students are admitted in each term and prospective students are advised to submit complete admission portfolios a minimum of eight to ten weeks in advance of the term start date. Although prospective students are invited to visit class meetings, only fully admitted students are allowed to take courses in the program.
About the Doctor of Arts Degree
Like the Ph.D. and Ed.D., the D.A. is an academic degree of the highest level and is offered by several U.S. universities and abroad. The degree was originally developed to extend the study of the liberal arts to the doctoral level, foster interdisciplinary scholarship and prepare recipients for teaching at the college level.
The Franklin Pierce Doctor of Arts in Leadership builds upon and extends this tradition. In contrast to the Ph.D., the D.A. degree is not designed to prepare researchers, although research is important part of our program. In contrast to many Ed.D. programs, our focus is not on specific administrative functions and skills, but toward a broader understanding of leadership theory and practice.
Want to Know More?
Download the Doctor of Arts in Leadership program sheet for more information or view the College of Graduate & Professional Studies academic catalog for specific degree requirements and course information.
Franklin Pierce University
College of Graduate & Professional Studies


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The more I watch of QB Ryan Tannehill the more I like him. He is still fairly new to the QB position in college having played WR at Texas A&M. I see NFL accuracy all over his tape. He is able to thread a needle. Why some College QB's Im left wondering if they can hit small windows I dont worry about that with Tannehill because I can see it. He has the NFL body standing 6'5", very athletic and Mobile with his backround at WR. He is becoming a must Tape breakdown for me at QB. Right now Id put him 3rd right behind Luck and Barkley and I could see him moving up. My early Top 5 of draft eligible QB's
1. Andrew Luck Stanford
2. Matt Barkley USC
3. Ryan Tannehill Texas A&M
4. Aaron Murray Georgia
5. Landry Jones Oklahoma[/quote] I'm glad Aaron Murray gets some love, because the kid is good.. Hes the reason i really believed in GA this yr, but it looks as if its not enough to put them over the top..
The Question i want to ask u is what is your top 5 RB's and WR's..
Heres mine..
1. Andrew Luck Stanford(dude is incredible)
2. Matt Barkley USC
3. Ryan Tannehill A&M
4. Landry Jones OU
5. Brandon Weeden Ok St.
Hon Men- Aaron Murray GA
1. Bernard Pierce RB Temple(this dude is so freaking good, it hurts!)
2. Trent Richardson RB Bama
3. Isaiah Pead RB Cincy(i talked about him in offseason, and hes been pretty beastly since)
4. Cyrus Gray RB A&M
5. Lamichael James Oregon
Hon Men- Chris Polk RB Wash
1. Mike Floyd ND(i had him here last yr, and i'm keeping him here, hes awesome!)
2. Alshon Jeffery SC
3. Justin Blackmon Ok St.
4. Jeff Fuller WR A&M
5. Ryan Broyles WR OU
Hon Men- Juron Criner ARZ, Greg Childs ARK, Dwight Jones UNC
[/quote]is tyler bray eligible next year for draft? it says sophomore but if he was redshirted he's eligible right?
[/quote] I think that is right...
[/quote]good to know. i liked hime before today but love him after. we need a new start[/quote]Bray is not draft eligible. Murray is, he red shirted a year[/quote] Greatone was saying next yr.. Are u saying next yr, or this yr brays not eligible?


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Get your bake on for Taste of Chocolate April 19
The Haywood Jackson Volunteer Center is looking for bakers to bake their favorite chocolate or dessert.
The 15th annual Taste of Chocolate, sponsored by First Citizens Bank, will be April 19 at the Maggie Valley Country Club. This year's categories are Amateur, Bed and Breakfast, Professional, and Baker's Choice. There will be a panel of judges to sample chocolate recipes and desserts, and prizes will be awarded for first-third places in each category.
The Taste of Chocolate is a fundraiser for the Haywood Jackson Volunteer Center with all proceeds going to connect volunteers in the community and assist seniors with the NC SHIIP program. For more information, call 356-2833 or e-mail email@example.com.
It's a fun evening of over-indulgence in chocolate and desserts, so start thinking about what to make.


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LAND AREA: 816.22 square miles
White: 70.4%
Black/African American: 25.9%
American Indian: 1.4%
Asian: 0.6%
Pacific Islander: 0.4%
Two or more races: 1.3%
Hispanic/Latino: 21.2% (of any race)
From State & County QuickFacts, US Census Bureau, 2014.
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REGION: Coastal Plain
RIVER BASIN: Cape Fear
NEIGHBORING COUNTIES: Jones, Lenoir, Onslow, Pender, Sampson, Wayne
Duplin County, located in the Coastal Plain region of North Carolina, was formed in 1750 from New Hanover County and named for Thomas Hay, Lord Duplin, a member of the English Board of Trade and Plantations. Early inhabitants of the area included the Tuscarora and Siouan Indians, followed by English, Swiss, Scotch-Irish, and German settlers. Kenansville, the county seat, was incorporated in 1852 and named for James Kenan, one of the town's founders. Other communities in the county include Beulaville, Calypso, Magnolia, Rose Hill, Wallace, and Warsaw. Notable physical features of the county include the Northeast Cape Fear River, Muddy Creek, Bear Swamp, Maxwell Mill Pond, and Picadilly Bay.
Duplin County boasts several historic attractions, among them the Kenansville Historic District, with notable examples of Greek Revival architecture, and the Dickson Farm, dating from the early nineteenth century. Kenansville is the site of Liberty Hall Plantation, ancestral home of the Kenan family. County cultural institutions include the Cowan Museum (a collection of unusual American artifacts), the William Rand Kenan Memorial Amphitheatre, and the Tar Heel Fine Arts Society. The Duplin Winery is the oldest winery in North Carolina, established in the 1960s. The county also hosts many annual festivals and events, such as the Warsaw Veterans Day Celebration (the nation's oldest continuously celebrated Veterans Day event), the North Carolina Pickle Festival, the North Carolina Poultry Jubilee, and Beach Music at the Winery.
Agriculture is a key part of the Duplin County economy, and goods produced include tobacco, cotton, cucumbers, strawberries, corn, soybeans, wheat, barley, sweet potatoes, Christmas trees, turkeys and other poultry, hogs, and beef and dairy cattle. Manufactured products include textiles, pickles, apparel, and frozen foods. Duplin County's population was estimated to be 51,500 in 2004.
Leon H. Sikes, Duplin County Places, Past and Present: A Guide to Duplin County, North Carolina (1984).
Additional resources:
Duplin County Government: http://www.duplincountync.com/
Duplin County Economic Development Commission: http://www.duplinedc.com/
DigitalNC, Duplin County: http://digitalnc.org/counties/duplin-county
Image credits:
Rudersdorf, Amy. 2010. "NC County Maps." Government & Heritage Library, State Library of North Carolina.
1 January 2006 | Mazzocchi, Jay
I am looking for a book
I am looking for a book called "Duplin County Places: Past and Present by Leon Sikes. I would like to purchase the book for my mom for Christmas.
Thank you,
Jan Ellington
Thanks for your comment!
Thanks for your comment!
It appears the Duplin County Historical Society carries a CD version of the book, but not a print version: http://www.duplinhistory.org/dchs_nav.php?nav=pubs
You can search any number of bookseller websites for that title, such as: Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble (bn.com), Powell's Books (powells.com), BooksaMillion.com, Alibris.com, AbeBooks.com, and Biblio.com.
T. Mike Childs, NCpedia, N.C. Government & Heritage Library.
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The Pulaski Technical College Board of Trustees will meet in special session at 1:30 p.m. today in the Crain Team Community Room at the college's Little Rock-South location, 13000 Interstate 30, Little Rock.
The purpose of the meeting will be to hear a proposal from Little Rock community representatives concerning the location of the college's new Culinary Arts and Hospitality Management Center.
In addition, trustees will discuss the feasibility of a local funding initiative. Information concerning the process for selecting general contractor(s) for the Culinary Arts and Hospitality Management Center and a Fine and Performing Arts/Humanities Center also will be presented and discussed.
Pulaski Technical College


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Set just 20 minutes from Victoria Falls on the Zambian side of the Zambezi River, this modern tented camp & spa is a family favourite.
A top choice for honeymooners & independent travellers, this tucked-away lodge has amazing accommodation overlooking the Zambezi River.
Overlooking the game-packed Busanga plains in Zambia's wild Kafue Park, this exceptional tented camp delivers a once-in-a-lifetime safari.
An intimate eco-friendly camp ideally positioned on an escarpment, offering panoramic views of the wildlife-rich region of South Luangwa.
Plush splendour on the banks of the Zambezi River almost right where the Victoria Falls plummet to earth, the Royal Livingstone is arguably Zambia' finest hotel.
Set within Zambia's Mosi-oa-Tunya Park & near Victoria Falls, Sussi & Chuma Lodge offers 'tree-fort' accommodation overlooking the white-watered Zambezi River
An exclusive island location, indulgent spa & idyllic riverside suites make this luxury lodge ideal for a Victoria Falls honeymoon.
Arguably the most luxurious & romantic bush camp in Zambia's wildlife-packed South Luangwa, Mchenja was simply made for honeymoons.
This top-end, owner-run lodge sits 18km upstream from Victoria Falls & has superb chalets overlooking the Zambezi - a perfect retreat.
Accommodating a maximum of 10 guests, this tented riverside camp delivers an intimate & personalised safari in Zambia's South Luangwa.


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Student accounts are created automatically. Network and email accounts are issued after matriculation at the College. Accounts for students entering Fall Semester are issued about June 1st. Accounts for students entering in the Spring Semester are issued when Fall Semester classes end. New Summer Session students receive their account information at the end of Spring Semester. Late registrants are issued accounts within three business days of their registration. Please contact the Information Services Help Desk at email@example.com with questions about your network and email accounts.
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Notification of the creation of your MyRIC/RIC email/network account will be sent to the new hire's personal email account (MyRIC/RIC email/network account notification comes from the User Support Services HelpDesk). In the event a personal email account is not available, the new hire will be notified by phone. If the new hire cannot be reached by email or phone, notification will be sent via U.S. mail to their home address.
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Hi Group
I went over to the bee yard to check on 2 split hive I started back in april 15th,we've had some bad weather here in Ohio the last couple of weeks alot of rain and now cool temp's at night and through the day
frost last night and in the 50's today. I notice the too hive's the bee's where on the ground in front of the hive and to the side, just like they are resting before going in the the hive after a long flight. But they nevered moved, And there was plenty of bee's
returning from forging with pollen in both hive's so I'm not sure whats wrong with the bees not going into the hive but staying out in front of the hive.Also One of the hive's has brown streaks all over the front of the hive. Any Idea's would be of great help,this is my third year of beekeeping so I'm still learning.
Thanks Kevin


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The Hope College Concert Series will present a night of music and dance with JTronic and The Bangups at Lemonjello's on Saturday, April 2, from 11 p.m. until 1:30 a.m.
The public is invited. Admission is free.
The Bangups, currently touring in California and other Southwestern states, will open the night with their driving, bluesy, punk-rock tone. The duo, compromised of guitar/vocals and drums, is based out of Grand Rapids and has become known for dynamic and energetic live performances. The Bangups' sound is often set alongside bands like The White Stripes.
JTronic, a top Grand Rapids DJ, will keep the show going with his extended set beginning at midnight. Drawing from a variety of electronic music styles, JTronic's music conveys the great energy found in the underground dance scene. JTronic has performed across the U.S.A., Canada, and Spain.
The event will include an open floor for dancing as well as a raffle featuring T-shirts, CDs and tickets for the April 11 Hope College Concert Series event featuring Ra Ra Riot.
Lemonjello's is located in downtown Holland at 61 E. Ninth St., on Ninth Street at College Avenue.


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Hello fellow teachers,
I am a final year Japanese and TESOL student with a TESOL dissertation to write! My topic is "Perceptions of the TOIEC Test", which I chose after teaching in Japan for a year whilst on my year of study out there.
If you are a teacher who has experience in teaching towards TOEIC, I would be most grateful if you would allow me to question you. The format will be a questionnaire, followed by an email or two if I find things which I would like to question into further.
If you are able to help me, please contact me at miss_igirisu(at)hotmail.com
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PlayBook: The Egg
Caught up in hoopla that is March Madness, we often forget that these guys are not yet paid to play.
Eggs are delicate things and we're told from a young age that we shouldn't count what might come out of them before they hatch. Our hopes might only be there to be dashed. It's an old-timey saying usually told to expectant children by exasperated parents who are either bored or broken or both. It's meant to quell any expectations of success or grandeur and unfortunately, for the most part, it is accurate and true.
The American Dream is dead everybody; we're not all growing up to win Cy Young awards and back-to-back MVPs on any level of play. The few of us who are are freaks of the highest order with flat-out genetic mutations and carefully selected mechanics and means. The Jameses, Tigers and Gretzkys. The Jordans and Jimmers and Joneses. We can't keep up with them and we were never meant to. We were meant to live in their shadows, in awe of their vastly superior design. We were meant to live in debt to their skill and to the franchises who sign them.
The long and short of it is that we just weren't meant to play with them on any level at all.
And so much for eggs. For the one percent of college athletes who actually make it to the bigs, most will only ever play marginal roles and even more will wash out. Some small percentage in the middle will excel and be traded for outrageous sums of money in card stores across America but the majority will need a fallback plan to fall back on. Most won't be able to play at that level either.
Which brings us to Fab Melo, Syracuse, student athletes and the greed monster that governs all sports. Every year about this time, college's best take center stage in a tournament that generates embarrassing sums of money for major networks like CBS and TNT. The NCAA also walks away with a handsome dowry for producing the talent, and advertisers everywhere rejoice. Student athletes are for a time put on pedestal, allowed to bask in the spotlight as people struggle to keep their names straight and then they are forgotten. Unless they are cut from the indelible sporting cloth they are cast to the wayside. So long, sayonara, good riddance and all that goes with it.
Yet the ever-hungry sporting press will make them heroes or goats even if it is only for a moment and they will never see a dime for their efforts. Their 15 minutes will net them no income, it will pay no bills. Be them goats or Gods it will only ever be 15 minutes of fame and never a penny more…
The story to rip the headlines two days before the tournament began was the ineligibility of Fab Melo. We went mad. How could Fab Melo, the Syracuse center responsible in large part for an effective 2-3 zone and the only player on the team capable of offensive boards, be out? What does this mean for a top seeded Syracuse? What does this mean for our brackets? Why would Fab Melo do this to us?
Not a single headline worth its weight in salt bothered to comment on the ineligibility, only that he was ineligible. Fab Melo didn't take the court on Thursday over an academic issue that he had failed to resolve earlier in the season. We can credit the boy for having his head in the game but 'student athlete' is written in a certain order for a certain reason. They are students and then athletes and while their RPG is important to us their GPA has to be important for them.
Fab Melo will shatter no ceilings in the NBA. Seven feet is a hell of a lot of height but a defensive center with limited offensive upside will only ever go so far. What does a mind-numbing number of blocks mean on a resume for a job off the hard court? And what does an average of 7.8 points a game mean on it? Melo is your prototypical college case of a student athlete caught between two worlds and we, the fans and the sporting press would be mindful to remember that he does this for free, that his future is uncertain and his finances are not guaranteed.
Melo might want to be mindful of that too.