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It looks good and it's extremely stable – the perfect bracket for all Hepco & Becker C-Bow saddlebags.
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An artfully antiqued statement piece, our Jefferson Dresser echoes the distinctive style of 19th-century Louis Philippe furniture. It's crafted from mahogany with softly rounded lines, substantial molding and carved bracket feet.
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Science scholarships motivate UTSA students
By Kris Rodriguez
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(Dec. 3, 2008)--The UTSA College of Sciences recently hosted a reception to thank scholarship donors for helping students to pursue degrees at UTSA. College of Sciences Dean George Perry recognized 48 students who were awarded UTSA scholarships and inspired to succeed.
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Among the recipients was Margaret Pieper, a senior mathematics major from Dallas, set to graduate this month after juggling work, school and care of her four-year-old daughter Madelyn.
"The Loop 410 Association Scholarship has been so rewarding because it acknowledges the struggles I have gone through and overcome," said Pieper. "It has given me strength to finish, and it's nice to have people acknowledge that I am strong and have it in me to get it done."
Pieper works in the mail trust and e-mail support division at Rackspace Hosting and is considering a career in teaching.
Devon Lopez is a freshman biology major from San Antonio who hopes to continue her education at the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio and pursue a career in nursing or as a physician's assistant. She received the $2,400 Sam Madrid Jr. scholarship and was able to meet Madrid's widow, Olga Madrid, at the event.
Established in 1999 with a $15,000 contribution, the Sam Madrid Jr. Scholarships in Science and Engineering endowment has grown to nearly $70,000 and has provided 22 scholarships to UTSA science and engineering majors.
Widely known throughout the San Antonio community, Sam Madrid Jr. earned both engineering and science degrees while employed at Kelly Air Force Base as one of the first Hispanic engineers. After his death, his widow asked that donations be sent in lieu of flowers to augment the scholarship endowment established in his honor by Kelly colleagues.
"Sam always thought education was the key to help children with whatever they wanted to do in life," said Olga Madrid. "He always used to say when you get to where you want to be, extend a helping hand to those coming after you."


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Editor's noteThe printed version of this publication includes illustrations.
Several types of water release devices are used for flushing dairies. These include tower/pipeline valve systems, tip tanks, siphon tanks and vertical dams and trapdoor tanks. This publication will discuss the use of vertical dams and trapdoor tanks for flushing dairies.
Vertical dams, sometimes called rising dams, are devices placed in the side of a flush tank to release the contained water. The vertical dam is made of plate steel and is raised by a lever and appropriate linkage so that water flows under the dam and out of the tank when the dam is raised (Figure 1).
Figure 1Schematic of a vertical dam flush device
Typically, vertical dams are 8 to 10 feet wide and 3 to 4 feet high. Usually, tanks associated with vertical dams are poured concrete with the frame for the vertical dam cast in place with the wall of the flush tank.
The lever and linkage arrangement on vertical dams provides a 4- to 6-inch opening at the bottom of the dam when the dam is raised. Depending on the width of the gate and the depth of the tank, discharge rates with vertical dams can be as high as 10,000 gallons per minute. Such rates make vertical dams suitable for flushing wide (16- to 18-foot) alleys.
Vertical dams are slightly wedge-shaped so that they seal tightly in the closed position. When closed, the "over-center" configuration of the linkage maintains pressure against a rubber seal around the perimeter of the dam.
Commercially available vertical dams can be configured for manual operation with a hand lever or pneumatic operation using air cylinders. A disadvantage of vertical dams is that they are usually placed at the upper end of the gutter or area being flushed. Although this placement effectively blocks any traffic in or out of the upper end of the gutter, generally, the rubber seal around the edge of the vertical dam requires periodic maintenance or replacement from repeated opening and closing.
Usually, trapdoor flush tanks for dairies are used for flushing relatively narrow alleys such as milk parlors or return alleys. These tanks are constructed of steel in a rectangular or box-like configuration. So, the volumes may be practically limited to 1,000 gallons or less.
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Located in San Marco, Antico Panada is next to popular attractions like St. Mark's Basilica and St Mark's Campanile. This 50-room, 3-star hotel welcomes guests with conveniences like free breakfast, concierge services, and express check-in. Doge's Palace and St. Mark's Square are a short walk from the hotel, which is in the historical district.
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Antico Panada's guests enjoy complimentary wireless Internet access in public areas. Room service for breakfast (surcharge) and drinks is available from early morning to late night. Staff at the 24-hour front desk can provide information on local attractions as well as making restaurant reservations and booking tours. This hotel is smoke-free.
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The Lido, a slender, 11-kilometre-long island facing the Adriatic Sea lies a 15-minute water-bus ride east of historical Venice's centre. In summer it becomes the city's playground, when beaches and water sports draw visitors and Venetians alike. Year-round, visitors rent bicycles to explore the island, take horseback rides, and play golf, tennis, and volleyball. Deep-sea fishing is available in the Adriatic Sea.
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- Sailing nearby
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Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
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Children and extra beds
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- Rollaway/extra beds are available.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets not allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
- A tax is imposed by the city and will be collected at the property. This tax does not apply to residents of Venice City and children under 10 years of age. Further exemptions may apply to patients and their companions, and people staying in the city for specific purposes/duties, subject to the submission of proper documents to the property. A 30 percent reduction applies from 1-31 January.
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 3.50 per person, per night for adults; EUR 1.75 per night for guests aged 10-16 years old.
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All guests, including children, must be present at check-in and show their government-issued photo ID card or passport. Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation. One child 6 years old or younger stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.


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- What kind of expiration date does this product have?
Have you had responses from people using this product outside of the US and Canada?
- The expiration date for All Terrain Herbal Armor insect repellent is set at 3 years. Herbal Armor sold this summer has an expiration date of June 2013. The expiration date is considered a "best used before" date.
We have not had responses from people outside of the US and Canada because we do not sell outside of these two countries.
We are sceptical of any product that claims to repel insects, especially nontoxic repellents, and so we tested Herbal Armor ourselves. Our back deck attracts insects because the wind is blocked, and they are a real nuisance. The people who used Herbal Armor were protected from mosquitoes, deer flies and horse flies. This product is very effective!
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Oil of Peppermint....2%
Oil of Cedar....1.5%
Oil of Lemongrass....1%
Oil of Germanium.....0.05%
Inert Ingredients....83.45%: Water, Beeswax, Soybean Oil, Vegetable Glycerin, Sorbitol, Potassium Sorbate, Citric Acid, Vitamin C & E.
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I only have 9 done and they are A Dandy, Alabama, Apple Tree, At The Depot, Arizona, Betty's Delight, Boy's Playmate, Clover Blossom and Captain's Wheel. I know that Captain's Wheel is backwards and I am almost done with Clover Leaf which is also not right. So I have all the rest to catch up on. I have fabric cut for 8 or 9 more which I am going to sew this weekend and thought I better figure this out because my OCD is driving me crazy knowing those 2 blocks are backwards :S Yes I know I am the only one that will know but I can't get it out of my head lol. Thanks for all the tips. I will go and look at the previous discussions and see if any of those need to be reversed for this weekends sewing expedition. Anyone else have info please share. I have set up a spreadsheet to keep track of which ones need to be mirror imaged etc so I will post when I figure them all out.
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Welcome to the group. It's good to have another join us. I have been AWOL for awhile, but I noticed your question about mirror image.
Actually all the patterns need to be printed on mirror image. The symmetrical ones won't matter, but the ones that aren't need to be printed mirror image. To be on the safe side I set my printer to print them all mirror image after I discovered this when I did Captain's Wheel.
So long answer to a short question, but if you print them all mirror image then you'll be okay. Hope this helps.
Welcome Crystal! I'm all over the place with my blocks too so don't feel left out!! As for mirror image--I have been able to let go. By the time I get the block done I'm so happy that I refuse to worry over it. I think being able to let go is due to the fact that quilting is an escape from a busy demanding life and I want to make it as enjoyable as possible. Okay time to get back to work.
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James's work has a powerful cinematic style and a fresh intensity which fits a range of genres, whether he's shooting a beautiful car commercial or a bobsleigh racing a rally car for Top Gear; whether he's filming a gun battle in the jungle for a drama-documentary or a gritty car chase for The Sweeneyfeature film. And after a decade as a style-setting director/editor on Top Gear, it's safe to say not many people can film cars as well as James. But regardless of genre, James is first and foremost a storyteller and he knows that style and visuals need to serve the story or the idea at the heart of any film.
After a degree in English Literature at Oxford University, James went on to complete the Postgraduate Diploma in Film & TV at Bristol University, then started his professional career as an offline editor at MTV. He quickly moved on to become a freelance music video and commercials editor. Editing is the best training for directing and James's directing break came from the BBC, who employed him on a variety of shows leading up to Top Gear. This despite the fact James knew very little about cars and couldn't technically drive.
After a hasty refresher driving lesson and a crash course in what a spoiler was, James has intermittently worked on Top Gear since Series 2 and is credited on over 70 episodes of the show. As such he has been instrumental in creating the style and success of a TV programme which is now, officially, the most watched show in the world. Top Gear is three times BAFTA nominated, has won The National Television Award four times and James found himself wearing a tuxedo in New York to receive the 2005 International Emmy for Best Non-Scripted Entertainment (Jeremy couldn't attend because he was 'writing the script').
James's films for Top Gear can be mini action-movies with Hollywood scale and ambition: a Porsche races a Red Devil skydiver or a Challenger 2 tank chases a Range Rover. Sometimes they're comedy pieces where cars play football or Jeremy drives the smallest car in the world through the BBC offices. Or they're epic road movies like the 1-hour America Special (the one where we were chased out of a petrol station in Alabama by rednecks); or the 1-hourBotswana Special (voted the best Top Gear film of all time). James edits most of his own TV work, which gives him a very efficient, precise and versatile shooting method.
Over the last 7 years James has also written and directed high-end drama-documentaries, where he has elicited powerful and moving performances from actors and has staged big action sequences, such as gun battles in the Philippine jungle (Kidnapped Abroad – Fatal Mission) or car chases and shoot-outs in the Bronx (The Fugitive Chronicles). About James's work, The New York Post said: "Very good re-enactments…a terrific package" and The Timessaid: "the best edition of what has proved to be a strong series." Recent work includes the series Paranormal Witness -"Easily the most terrifying supernatural series on TV" (Huffington Post).
Recently, James was asked to direct the finale car chase for the feature film remake of The Sweeney, starring Ray Winstone. Some caravans may have been harmed in the making of this film. Gordon Smart of The Sun said: "The car chase is epic…the dramatic finale through a caravan park is one of the best I've seen."
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Listed below are terms you may hear during your child's treatment.
Anesthesia. Medication that prevents pain. It's often used during procedures. Local anesthesia is used to numb small areas. General anesthesia puts a patient into a state like deep sleep.
Brachial plexus. A network of nerves in the neck and shoulder.
Cartilage. Dense elastic tissue. It helps cushion joints.
Cast. Holds an injured area still and protects it during the healing process.
Closed fracture. A broken bone that does not come through the skin. (Used to be called a "simple" fracture.)
Computed tomography (CT) scan. Test that makes layered images of the inside of the body. It uses computers and X-rays.
Congenital. Present at birth.
Contusion. Broken blood vessels under the skin. Also called a bruise.
Diaphysis. Middle section of a long bone.
Displaced fracture. A fracture in which the broken pieces of bone are not lined up.
DMARDs (disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs). Type of medications. They are used to treat certain autoimmune conditions or diseases. They also treat certain symptoms, such as inflammation.
Epiphysis. End of a long bone.
Fixation (internal or external). Rejoining of bones. Done using metal devices such as bars, pins, plates, screws, or wires. Internal fixation is only inside the body. For external fixation, one or more parts of the device are outside the skin.
Fracture. A crack or break in a bone.
Fracture callus. A bump of new bone that forms around a bone fracture as it heals.
Greenstick fracture. A fracture where the bone bends but doesn't break all the way through. Occurs in children.
Growth plate. A soft part at the end of a bone in children. It lets the bone grow as the child grows.
Hairline fracture. A fracture in which the break line is very thin. The bones do not separate.
Hip dysplasia. A condition where a baby is born with a weak hip joint. This causes the hip to move out of place. It is sometimes called "congenital hip dislocation."
Leg-length discrepancy (LLD). Legs of different lengths.
Ligament. Tough tissue that connects one bone to another.
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Test that makes images of tissues and structures inside the body. It uses magnets and radio waves.
Metaphysis. The wide part just before the end of a long bone.
Metatarsus adductus. A congenital foot deformity. It causes the front of the foot to hook inward.
Nondisplaced fracture. A bone break in which the ends of the fracture remain lined up.
NSAIDs (nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs). Medications used to reduce pain and inflammation. They include ibuprofen and naproxen. NSAIDs can be over-the-counter or prescribed.
Open fracture. A broken bone that comes through the skin. (Used to be called a "compound" fracture.)
Orthopedist. A doctor who evaluates and treats problems with bones and related structures. This includes joints, nerves, muscles, tendons, and ligaments. Also called an orthopedic surgeon.
Pediatric orthopedist. A doctor who specializes in orthopedic medicine for children. Also called a pediatric orthopedic surgeon.
Physical therapy (PT). A program of therapy and exercises. Helps patients strengthen areas weakened by injury or disease. Special exercise equipment may be used.
Range of motion (ROM). The amount of movement a joint allows.
Reduction (closed or open). A procedure during which broken bones are moved back into place to heal. A closed reduction is done from outside the body, without incisions. An open reduction is done through incisions.
RICE (rest, ice, compression, elevation). This is a first treatment for sprains and strains. It helps relieve pain and swelling.
Splint. A device used to hold joints or bones in place and restrict movement. This helps healing.
Sprain. Injury to a ligament.
Strain. Injury to a muscle or tendon.
Tendon. Tough tissue that connects muscle to bone.
Vertebra. One of the 33 bones that make up the spine.
X-ray. A procedure that makes images of structures (often bones) in the body. It uses radiation.


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Recently I submitted the phrase "Death of the Internet as we know it" to the Web search engine called Google. The top three hits were the main welcoming pages of the Netscape Corporation (now a division of America Online), of Microsoft and of Amazon.com. I have no idea what to make of this curious result. But I do know that the Internet-as-we-know-it has long been on the edge of apocalypse. "Imminent death of the Net predicted!" was already a running joke 20 years ago.
There was always a catastrophe on the horizon. The hardware infrastructure would overload and blow a fuse. The government (which paid the bills in the early days) would lose interest and pull the plug. Or else the government would take too close an interest and strangle the Net with regulations and fees. Or malefactors would bring it down with software viruses. But the hazard cited most frequently was death by boredom and exasperation. Every generation of Net newbies—even before America got Online—was accused of driving down the signal-to-noise ratio; when it reached zero, the prediction ran, everyone would finally log off and go to bed.
The fact that the Net has survived—and indeed now exhibits extraordinarily robust health —should give pause to doomsayers. Clearly we are dealing with a highly resilient structure. But if the Net has survived challenges, it has also been transformed by them. Nothing about it remains unchanged, save a few of the most deeply entrenched software protocols. And the changes to the social context of the Net have been just as thoroughgoing as those to its technological underpinnings.
It's worth remembering that the earliest ancestor of the Internet, called the ARPANET, was not intended as a medium of communication at all—at least not communication between people. When the first few nodes were wired together around 1970, the network's primary function was providing long-distance access to computer hardware. The first "killer app" was Telnet, which allowed a research worker in Cambridge or Salt Lake City to run programs on a machine in Los Angeles or Ann Arbor. After Telnet came the file transfer protocol (FTP), which made it easier to move data from one machine to another.
Person-to-person communication was an afterthought. The first crude facilities for electronic mail evolved out of FTP in 1972 and 1973. Mail didn't get a protocol of its own until a decade later. An early ARPANET report described e-mail as "unplanned, unanticipated, and mostly unsupported" (Frank Heart et al., cited in Janet Abbate's Inventing the Internet, page 109). E-mail caught on nonetheless, and for a time it made up the largest single category of network traffic. Software for managing mailing lists soon made mail more than a one-to-one medium. And starting in the early 1980s the Usenet news system provided another medium for online chit-chat. Eventually it became clear that the main value of the Net was not connecting people to machines but connecting people to people.
All this happened long before Tim Berners-Lee dreamed up the World Wide Web. The Internet and its institutional predecessors had already been running for two full decades, and had become the focus of a substantial community and culture, when the first Web site went on the air. That site was at the CERN physics laboratory in Geneva, where Berners-Lee had created the Web as a mechanism for sharing documents such as software user manuals. But the name he gave the project suggests that he had grander ambitions from the outset—and those ambitions have certainly been fulfilled. The Web has become truly world wide and is arguably the fastest-spreading technology in human history. At least three-fourths of all the traffic on the Internet is now Web traffic. (For many recent recruits to Net life, the Web is the Internet; they have never had occasion to initiate a Telnet or FTP session.)
At the beginning of 1970 the ARPANET was made up of just four nodes, or host machines. A decade later the number of hosts was still only about 200; a true Net weenie could know them all. But by 1990 the number of Internet hosts had grown to roughly 300,000, and in January of 2000 the host count reached 72 million. Meanwhile, in less than a decade and starting from nothing, the Web accumulated a billion documents.
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BLOCKBUSTER TALENT. Written and directed by John Singleton, "Fear & Respect" features Snoop Dogg, who lends his likeness and voice to Goldie, the main character.
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SERIOUS STORYLINE: Academy Award nominated writer/director John Singleton and the gangsta attitude of Snoop Dogg, bring the gritty reality of gang warfare on the streets of South Central LA to life in an engaging, emotional story.
BARE KNUCKLE BRAWLS: Visceral and moderately-paced bare knuckle fist fights allow players to utilize tactical strategy for close quarters combat.


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(Dec. 17, 2008)--Twenty-five years ago, George Norton went on his first big-time job interview. Fresh out of the University of Alabama with his bachelor's degree in communication and a "pitiful little portfolio" that included some of his college projects, as well as an advertisement for a stereo retailer owned by some family friends, Norton sat in the reception area of a large, bustling advertising firm in Atlanta, waiting to be called in for his interview and growing more nervous by the minute.
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Then he got up and walked out.
"It was readily apparent to me I was way out of my league," he says. "I left before my interview."
Though Norton, now UTSA assistant vice president for admissions, would never counsel a student to walk out on a job interview, he has no regrets about the decision. Shortly after that, he took a job as an admissions counselor at Livingston University (now University of West Alabama) and has been working on one college campus or another ever since.
"I loved being in college so much," says Norton, who played drums in Alabama's Million Dollar Band. "I just felt at home being on a college campus; there was a level of comfort there."
This month, Norton is achieving a longtime goal of earning his doctoral degree. For someone who's spent his entire professional career working at colleges and universities, it made sense to use those opportunities to advance his own education. But Norton's path to the doctorate was far from usual.
From 1986 to 1991, he served as assistant director of admissions at Auburn University at Montgomery and while there, earned his master's degree in education administration. The following year, he took a job as director of admissions at Piedmont Technical College in Greenwood, S.C., in part because of the school's proximity to Clemson University.
He enrolled at Clemson as a doctoral student and, over the next few years completed all his necessary coursework for a doctorate. But in 1999, he left his job in South Carolina for an opportunity at UT Arlington -- without having written a dissertation. For the next few years, his goal of getting a doctorate was on hold.
Norton joined the staff at UTSA in 2002 and shortly after decided he really did want to get that doctorate after all, even if it meant starting from scratch. Since doctoral study is so specialized, course credit typically doesn't transfer from one university to another.
"It's highly advantageous to a student to do their course work and research phase at the same place because then they're known by the faculty and the faculty have a chance to shape their training," says Raymond Padilla, a UTSA professor in the Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies and Norton's major professor.
But, Padilla and other department faculty recognized all the work Norton had done and, instead of making him start from scratch, came up with an abbreviated program of study that filled the gaps in his previous course work. Instead of the usual 60 hours required to complete the doctor of education degree, Norton completed 24 hours of courses plus the dissertation.
"Because he had that background, we were able to come up with an individualized program of study that was approved by the faculty as well as the Graduate School, and that got him on his way," says Padilla.
Norton enrolled at UTSA in the fall 2004 semester, completed his classes in less that two years, then got to work on his dissertation, "Modeling Student Success at a Hispanic-Serving Institution: A Local Approach," borrowing from his experience working at UTSA for his research. Historically, studies have looked at why students fail in college, he says; he decided to take the opposite approach and examine why students succeed. He successfully defended the dissertation in October and this week will walk the stage at the Convocation Center, with his family -- wife Kathryn and children, Celia and Angel -- as well as his faculty adviser -- cheering him on.
"The reasons this happened were because Dr. Padilla saw some potential in me, and because my wife kept me on-task," Norton says.
Padilla says he did see potential but also challenges in working with a student who had as much career experience as Norton.
"As his adviser, the challenge I saw was to encourage someone like George -- who has terrific experience in administration -- to take off his administrator hat and think like an academic, a researcher. Because in order to write your dissertation, you have to think more like a researcher rather than the way you have to think when you're solving problems every day," says Padilla. "And, he did make the transition finally, very nicely."
Now, Padilla is encouraging his student to take everything he learned during his doctoral study and apply it to his daily work: "Hopefully, he will be a much more powerful practitioner because he also has this advanced training as a researcher."


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I've had a nightmare situation with robbing over the last couple of months and lost 3 out of my six hives to this. There has been a pretty severe drought up here and I think this is what is making for this relentless robbing. Please see my previous post and discussion on this:
My question is this: I have the opportunity to obtain some excellent bees from "The Fat Bee Man", Don Kuchenmeister, and I'm very fearful that if I bring these nucs into my yard, I will loose them to my three stong bandit hives (which I would not be surprised to see robbing each other when I return next week!). I'm tempted just to wait until next year to build up what I lost.
Short of moving my present hives somewhere else, or putting my nucs in another location, I'd be very grateful for you thoughts and suggestions on this.


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Just before Spring, I rounded up various milkweed seed, to try in my bee garden plantings.
I knew they were also host plants for Monarch butterflies, but was not aware that their was a related species that also used the milkweed for a host, the Queen butterfly. They appear to be the first to colonize my milkweed garden as host plants (food for their larvae).
There are pesky yellow aphids bothering many of the milkweeds (you can see them in the background of the photo - above), does anyone know how to reduce them greatly, without harming the caterpillars, butterflies, or bees?
There are already many lacewings pursuing these aphids, as well as many additional clusters of lacewing eggs.


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[quote user="Bumm"]If you want to play that game, Eli had the best front 7 defense in the playoffs last year and faced some of the weakest defenses in the playoffs, NE and GB. His biggest challenge, an over-rated 49ers team with Alex Smith at QB.
Ben on the other hand often faces Baltimore in the divisional or champoinship game with Ed Reed, Ray Lewis and Terrel Suggs and has a pretty good track record against them.
And Elite playoff QB's also include the likes of Peyton, Brady, etc. Breese and Rogers haven't seen enough playoff time yet and their stats would have to be measured over the long term.[/quote]
And Brady and Peyton have better playoff performances than Ben as well.
But let's just look at Ben vs Eli in the playoffs.
11 Games, 219 of 356, 61.5%, 2516 yards, 17 TDs, 8 ints, 7.07 YPA, 89.3 Rating, Record: 8-3
14 Games, 248 of 409, 60.6%, 3,150, 20 TDs, 17 ints, 7.70 YPA, 83.7 rating, Record 10-4
Overall pretty equal numbers, but Eli's better at protecting the ball than Roethlissberger.
But as you've stated, Roth has faced tougher defenses for sure in his playoff path, so perhaps that's the reason for the discrepancy.
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He's excited and nervous at the same time…fumbling for the prize that serves as a symbol of his devotion to you, but after the awkward pauses and heartfelt speech – the dust settles and you realize…I don't quite care for my engagement ring. Don't worry, you are not alone and while you don't want to seem ungrateful or hurt your better half's feelings, it's best to share your true thoughts. This is a ring that you will wear every day, so it should fit your finger, as well as accommodate your lifestyle.
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Common Complaints for Engagement Rings
"He Didn't Listen to Me!"
If your fiancé is proposing to spend the rest of his life with you, then he should at least know some of your basic likes and dislikes. Therefore, if you can't stand the sight of yellow gold, and he presents a gold engagement ring anyway – you may have a few issues to iron out. When the time presents itself, gently communicate to your partner that the kind of ring he's chosen will clash with the rest of your jewelry choices, and doesn't match with your personal preferences. Suggest that the two of you shop for something that accommodates your sense of style.
"It's Too Flashy"
An engagement ring is a major purchase, so it doesn't make any sense to waste money on something you haven't exactly fallen in love with. Tell your fiancé that you appreciate the gesture, but you'd rather return to the store to choose an engagement ring that best suits your style.
"It's a Family Heirloom"
Perhaps the ring has been in the family for many years or once belonged to his mother. The very tricky situation of receiving a previously owned engagement ring is pretty hard to ignore. Many brides wish to slip onto their finger an engagement ring especially chosen just for them, which is exactly what you should tell your fiancé if the issue should arise. Express that you are honored to have received a family heirloom, but that you would prefer to wear a ring dedicated solely to your own union.


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Where is Meles Zenawi? Ethiopians don't know.
If you search for the name of Ethiopia's prime minister, Meles Zenawi, on Twitter these days, you'll see a flurry of incongruent postings: Meles is hospitalized in critical condition; he's fine and returning to work; he died two weeks ago; he's on holiday. Journalists for international news outlets have tried to sort out fact from rumor, but they've gotten no help from Ethiopian government officials who offered only vague assurances that the country's longtime leader was ill but recovering. In Ethiopia, where the government has imposed increasingly repressive measures on the domestic press corps, news coverage has been minimal and contradictory.
International news outlets, such as Reuters, The Associated Press, and the BBC, reported last week that Meles was hospitalized for an undisclosed condition. Reuters, citing diplomatic sources, said he was being treated in Brussels, although even that scant nugget of information was not officially confirmed.


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|Program Goal: To help preschool children with disabilities enter school ready to succeed by assisting states in providing special education and related services.
|Objective 1 of 1: Preschool children with disabilities will receive special education and related services that result in increased skills that enable them to succeed in school.
|Indicator 1.1 of 3: SERVICE SETTING: The percentage of children receiving special education and related services in settings with typically developing peers (e.g., early childhood settings, home and part-time early childhood/part-time early childhood special education settings).
Source: State-reported data under IDEA Section 618.
Frequency: Annually.
Next Data Available: August 2006
Limitations: The Department is planning to change the data collection by 2006-07 to reflect where the child spends most of his or her time, as opposed to where the child is receiving special education services.
|Indicator 1.2 of 3: CERTIFIED TEACHERS UNDER IDEA: The number of states with at least 90 percent of preschool special education teachers fully certified in the areas in which they are teaching.
Source: State-reported data under IDEA Section 618.
Frequency: Annually.
Next Data Available: August 2006
Limitations: States maintain data by grades taught, not by ages of students taught. Therefore, these data are for teachers teaching prekindergarten and kindergarten.
Improvements: Certification of related services personnel are not included because those requirements vary even more widely than requirements for teachers (e.g., some states certify sign language interpreters, but other states do not). OSEP will implement follow-up actions regarding increasing emphasis on related services personnel; possibly follow-up on SPeNSE study.
Explanation: There is a clustering of states around the 90 percent threshold in this measure, which may result in unpredictable changes from year to year.
|Indicator 1.3 of 3: FUNCTIONAL ABILITIES: The percentage of children with disabilities aged three through five participating in the Preschool Grants program who demonstrate positive social-emotional skills (including social relationships); acquire and use knowledge and skills (including early language/communication and early literacy); and use appropriate behaviors to meet their needs.
Source: State-reported data under the Annual Performance Reports and IDEA section 618.
Frequency: Other.
Next Data Available: October 2007
Explanation: This measure focuses on early language/communication, early literacy and social-emotional skills because these skills are the best indictors of success in later years. The FY 2006 target is to establish a baseline. The FY 2007 target is to maintain the baseline.
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The television network behind hit comedy shows Friends and Seinfeld has signed two New Zealand comedians to develop their own show for American audiences.
In what is believed to be a first for Kiwi comedians, Bret McKenzie and Jemaine Clement have been snapped up by NBC after an executive saw them as Flight of the Conchords at the Montreal Comedy Festival in July.
Flight of the Conchords, a hit in New Zealand and at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, combines comedy with parodies of folk and pop songs.
The Hollywood Reporter said NBC casting executive Marc Hirschfeld was impressed with the show, which the duo also performed in New York, featuring "hilarious songs accompanied by hilarious stage banter".
Hirschfeld said though music would be an important element of the show, "it will be all based in character comedy, and that's what we love about them".
McKenzie and Clement are both overseas, and McKenzie was lying low in Sicily this week. It is understood they will record an album in Germany this year.
McKenzie is also known for being an extra in The Lord of the Rings who ended up with a speaking part in The Return of the King after he garnered a cult following.
He featured on the front page of USA Today and had a documentary made about him.
Clement co-wrote the film Tongan Ninja and is part of another comedy duo, the Humourbeasts, with Taika Cohen.
Flight of the Conchords have starred in a television commercial for a British phone company, and were nominated for the Perrier Award for best newcomer at last year's Edinburgh Fringe Festival. They have also made a pilot episode for BBC radio.
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Employees must know that lighting is just as important as providing a comfortable chair to their workers. This is because proper lighting would mean causing less stress to an employee's eyesight. And this is a very important factor especially in the long run. Therefore, employers need to give this matter as enough attention as they do towards other factors like a proper desk, storage space, rest time and other related issues that contribute toward a conducive work environment.


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You can see it on the video the way his leg turned looked horrible. This kid is talented just too many injuries.
You can see it on the video the way his leg turned looked horrible. This kid is talented just too many injuries.
He suffered a broken femur, broken patella, Torn ACL, Torn PCL, Torn MCL, and Torn LCL, Just a devastating turn of events for him. I hope he can recover and lead a healthy life afterwards, football or not.
Man oh man...that ranks up there w/ the likes of Theismann etc.
I felt so bad watching that, seeing his reaction on the field made me feel absolutely awful. He had such a bright future, is a good kid, was a very talented player, all those dreams are virtually shot now, broke his thighbone, his kneecap, and shredded all 4 ligaments....holy hell. And to think he was recovering from a torn ACL in the other leg.
My thoughts go out to Marcus Lattimore, hopefully he pulls off a miracle and comes back to form. Hate seeing stuff like this...
Those are ridiculously painful
It's practically almost the same way Willis McGahee got injured in college. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r_wPOfTGegA
My advice is to not plant your foot in those situations, but it's hard to react that fast to a defender flying into your legs. Ouch!


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See also cultural safari.
See also cultural safari.
Timmy von Douche, ever the dedicated Safariist, booked a yearly trip to various South Asian shitholes, just to soak up the local, off-the-beaten path flavor, and marvel at the quaint and exotic squalidness.
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Michael Bush
Michael Bush
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I have 3: Randy Oliver, Peter Borst and Allen Dick.
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The fat beeman
I have a few, Richard Taylor, fatbeeman, and Honey Householder.
I would have to add that Don Kuchenmiester (aka FatBeeMan) is also very high ranking.
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I modeled my beekeeping after Michael Bush and his writings.
In no particular order: Michael Bush (got me into beekeeping relatively cheaply), Roland (Wisconsin beekeeping virtual mentor), Mel Disselkoen (MDA splitter outbreeding the mites), Michael Palmer (Nuc guru), Jim Kloek of Natures Nectar (My most local resource), Allen Dick (Retired Canadian Beekeeper, and Diary Writer).
Bunch of them. Michael Bush, Michael Palmer, Fat Bee Man, JP The Beeman (youtube!) Les Crowder, and my cousin Shane (my sounding board). None of them (if they are smart!) would claim me!
I would have to say first fat bee man, Michael Bush, Michael Palmer, JP The Bee-man
Mine are the "regulars" in the beesource.com chat room, and all of the "youtube" beekeepers who share their wisdom. I've learned a lot! I only wish Michael Bush and JP would visit chat sometime.
About any of you guys that regularly post on here. No telling how many times I've came here looking for a direction to go and found it within a search or two.
My 8 year old. He dives in to a hive with utter wonderment, complete fearlessness, absolute delight, and reckless abandon. I want to be just like him.
Michael Bush (have his book), Michael Palmer (anxiously waiting for his book), the bees... and countless others who take the time to answer questions and post information online in places like Beesource, and their own websites.
Locally my mentor is the President of our Beekeeping club - a sharp man with a lot of practical knowledge. My Beesource mentor is definitely Oldtimer. I read everything he has to say and he's been kind enough to PM me about several problems I've had. On the internet generally it would be Michael Bush and Randy Oliver.
Im really not that serious
Mac, your signature line seems to have a much deeper meaning today!
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We just had our Hard Drive reformatted again
now the pics that are uploaded on the Forum's hosting won't show up for me
anyone know why that is?
We just had our Hard Drive reformatted again
now the pics that are uploaded on the Forum's hosting won't show up for me
anyone know why that is?
Try to do both things:
1st. Update your web browser.
2nd. If the problem remains, ask someone with experience here
If you're using Internet Explorer, it's got a few issues with vBulletin forums. Firefox works better anyway:
Hoping this will be resolved with vB 4....
I am using Internet explorer
i ahd no problems prior to the Hard drive reformat
I have tried updated the browser to IE8
i have also installed Adobe Flash Ver 10
No pics
I´m prety sure that it is because of IE8
I had IE7 till 2weeks ago and after I updated to IE8 I have this problems also
Yup as soon as i upgraded to IE8 no pics.
Since I swapped over to google chrome I have NO issues with anything. Great program to use.
yes use Firefox is what i use and always see pics
It got me after IE8 but I downloaded google chrome and got them back
Downloaded IE8 today and no TDH pics via attachments.
what the heck?
I'm using Safari for now.
Can somebody try this again with IE8 and post your results? SEEKER?
testing 1 2 3
it works now, but it doesnt on the older threads.
Looks good now. I checked older threads and were good.
You took care of that Rich D?
If so, thank you very much.
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Pulaski Technical College will host an information fair on June 25 for people interested in learning about careers in aviation and aerospace.
The fair will take place 11 a.m.-7 p.m. at the Pulaski Technical College Aerospace Technology Center, located at 1600 W. Maryland Ave., next to the North Little Rock Airport.
Admission is free, and refreshments will be provided.
Attendees will learn about job training and scholarships available in the aerospace industry, talk with aircraft maintenance instructors, tour the center's newly expanded hangar and state-of-the-art training facility, and learn about admission and enrollment.
The college offers an Associate of Applied Science in Aviation Maintenance Technology and certification programs in Aircraft Manufacturing, Avionics/Electronics Technology, and Aircraft Maintenance.
The college's Aircraft Maintenance Technician (AMT) Certification Program is an FAA-certified school for students interested in obtaining Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) certification required for performing aircraft maintenance. Day and evening programs are offered. The evening program begins July 6, and the day program starts Aug. 17.
For more information, contact Steve Hotle, director of the center, at (501) 835-5420 or e-mail him at email@example.com
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Comedian George Lopez talks about being told to "cut pants" if he wanted to go swimming. Well, we cut pants at our house, but not necessarily to go to the pool.
When the days start to get hotter, the boys usually have quite a few pairs of pants with worn out knees which aren't even nice enough to give to charity, so we cut them into shorts.
It's kind of naco, but it saves money which is why we do it, and it's also environmentally friendly. If you know how to use a sewing machine, you can even finish off the hem so it looks nicer. (Suegra does all of my sewing but she's not happy with us right now, so we'll have to wait.)