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Original post made by Sharon - renter, Vineyard Avenue, on May 24, 2008
Below is a list of Organizations SUPPORTING NO on Proposition 98 -
The Hidden Agendas Scheme
*** Public Officials
Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger
Former Governor of California Pete Wilson
Speaker of the House, U.S. Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-San Francisco)
U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein
U.S. Senator Barbara Boxer
U.S. Representative George Radanovich (R-Mariposa)
California State Treasurer Bill Lockyer
Patricia Wiggins - California State Senator
Lloyd Levine - California State Assemblymember
Fran Pavley - Former California State Assemblymember
*** Good Government
*** League of Women Voters of California ***
*** Water
Association of California Water Agencies
Metropolitan Water District of Southern California
Friant Water Users Authority
San Diego County Water Authority
Castaic Lake Water Agency
El Dorado Irrigation District
Friends of Locally Owned Water (FLOW)
Humboldt Bay Municipal Water District
Montara Water and Sanitary District
Monterey Peninsula Water Management District
Newhall County Water District
Soquel Creek Water District
South San Joaquin Irrigation District
Turlock Irrigation District
Vallecitos Irrigation District
Vista Irrigation District
*** Business
*** California Chamber of Commerce
California Building Industry Association
California Black Chamber of Commerce
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
San Diego Regional Chamber of Commerce
Fresno Chamber of Commerce
Greater Riverside Chamber of Commerce
Greater Stockton Chamber of Commerce
Silicon Valley Leadership Group
Valley Industry and Commerce Association (VICA)
Consulting Engineers and Land Surveyors of California (CELSOC)
California Mexican American Chamber of Commerce
El Monte/South El Monte Chamber of Commerce
San Gabriel Valley Legislative Coalition of Chambers
South Bay Association of Chambers of Commerce
Santa Fe Springs Chamber Alliance
Fairfield-Suisun Chamber of Commerce
Fremont Chamber of Commerce
Greater Lakewood Chamber of Commerce
Hemet/San Jacinto Valley Chamber of Commerce
Kern County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Long Beach Chamber of Commerce
Rancho Cordova Chamber of Commerce
Moreno Valley Chamber of Commerce
Los Altos Chamber of Commerce
Monterey Peninsula Chamber of Commerce
Mountain View Chamber of Commerce
Napa Chamber of Commerce
Petaluma Chamber of Commerce
Redondo Beach Chamber of Commerce
Richmond Chamber of Commerce
Salinas Chamber of Commerce
San Marcos Chamber of Commerce
Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce
Santa Cruz Chamber of Commerce
Santa Rosa Chamber of Commerce
C*** alifornia Council for Environmental and Economic Balance (CCEEB)
*** Senior
California Alliance for Retired Americans
Older Women's League of California
Gray Panthers California
California Senior Advocates League
Congress of California Seniors
San Francisco Gray Panthers
Senior Action Network
Senior Council
*** Infrastructure
California Transportation Commission
Transporatation Agency for Monterey County
California Chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers
*** Consumer
Consumer Federation of California
Consumers Coalition of California
*** Public Safety
California Professional Firefighters
California Police Chiefs Association
California Fire Chiefs Association
Peace Officers Research Association of California (PORAC)
San Francisco Black Firefighters Inc.
*** Agriculture
Western Growers Association
Nisei Farmers League
Grower Shipper Association of Central California
American Farmland Trust
*** Education
California Teachers Association
California School Boards Association
Association of California School Administrators
United Teachers Los Angeles
Santa Monica Community College District
Santa Monica College Board of Trustees
*** Renter Advocates/Housing Providers
Housing California
California Housing Consortium (CHC)
California Coalition for Rural Housing
California Rural Legal Assistance Foundation
Coalition for Economic Survival
Coalition to Protect California Renters
Tenants Together
Eviction Defense Collaborative
California Council for Affordable Housing
Mercy Housing California
Affordable Housing Coalition of San Diego
Coalition L.A.
Coalition to Save Parkmerced
Community Housing Partnership
Concilio de Inquilinos: Local 1012
Council of Tenants- Los Angeles
EAH Housing
Eviction Defense Network
First Community Housing
Housing Justice Campaign
Housing Leadership Council of San Mateo County
Housing Rights Center
Housing Rights Committee of San Francisco
Housing Rights, Inc.
Inquilinos Unidos
Just Cause Oakland
Lincoln Place Tenants Association
Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority
Los Angeles Rent Adjustment Commission
Novato Housing Coalition
Oakland Housing, Residential Rent and Relocation Board
Oakland Tenants Union
Parkmerced Residents' Organization
Rural California Housing Corporation
Sacramento Housing Alliance
Sacramento Mutual Housing Association
St. Peter's Housing Committee
San Diego Housing Federation
San Diego Renters Union
San Francisco Council of Community Housing Organizations
San Francisco Tenants Union
Santa Monicans for Renters' Rights
Southern California Association of Non-Profit Housing
Tenant Associations Coalition of San Francisco
Tenderloin Housing Clinic (THC)
Venice Community Housing Corporation
*** Homeowners
League of California Homeowners
Golden State Manufactured-Home Owners League, Inc. (GSMOL)
California Mobile Homes Resource and Action Association
Coalition of Mobile Home Owners- California
Resident Owned Parks, Inc. (ROP)
Alta Laguna Mobile Home Park Residents Committee
American Canyon Manufactured Home Owners Coalition
Butte County Mobile-Home Owners Association
CMRAA/Cal Hawaiian Home Owners Association
Contempo Marin Homeowners Association
County Mobilehome Positive Action Committee
EMPAC (Escondito Mobile/ Manufactured Home Positive Action Committee)
GSMOL Chapter 1613
GSMOL Chapter 1539
GSMOL Chapter 1517
GSMOL Chapter 1279
GSMOL Chapter 1200
GSMOL Chapter 820
GSMOL Chapter 708
GSMOL Chapter 161
Hayward Mobilehome Owners Association
Home Owners Acting Together H.A.T.
Homeowners Association of Cameron Mobile Estates
Los Rancheros Association, Inc.
Mobile Home Owners Coalition
Mobile Parks West Homeowners Association
Mobilehome Residents Alliance of Nevada County
Monarch Country Mobile Home Owners Association
Mountain Springs Homeowners Association
Neighborhood Friends
New Frontier Homeowner Association
Oceanside Manufactured Homes Association
Palos Verdes Shores Homeowners Association
Portola Heights Homeowners Association
San Lorenzo Mobile Home Park Homeowners' Association
San Marcos Mobilehome Residents Association
San Rafael Mobile Home Estates Homeowners Association
Santa Ana Mobile Home Owners Association
Sonoma County Mobilehome Owners Association
Sonoma No Condo Conversion Coalition
*** Environmental
National Wildlife Federation
Audubon California
California League of Conservation Voters
Natural Resources Defense Council
Sierra Club California
California Coastal Commission
Trust for Public Land
California Council of Land Trusts
California Park and Recreation Society
Wild Heritage Planners
Defenders of Wildlife
Environmental Defense
Center for Biological Diversity
Planning and Conservation League
Endangered Habitats League
LandWatch Monterey County
Save the Bay
California Oak Foundation
Greenbelt Alliance
Healthy Homes Collaborative
Mariposans for the Environment and Responsible Government
The Nature Conservancy
Pacific Forest Trust
Peninsula Open Space Trust
San Joaquin River Parkway and Conservation Trust, Inc.
Sonoma County Conservation Action
*** Faith
Lutheran Office of Public Policy-California
California Church Impact
LA Voice - Pico
Marin Interfaith Worker Justice
St. Anthony Foundation
Unitarian Universalist Legislative Ministry Action Network, CA
California Interfaith Power and Light
*** Public Interest/Community
California ACORN
Western Center on Law and Poverty
California Partnership
California Alliance
Strategic Actions for a Just Economy
National Lawyers Guild
Center on Race, Poverty & the Environment
Accountable Development Coailtion
American Civil Liberties Union, Northern California
American Civil Liberties Union, Southern California
Progressive Jewish Alliance
Americans for Democratic Action (ADA)
Southern California Chapter National Lawyers Guild- Los Angeles
Friends Committee on Legislation of California
Accountable Development Coalition
*** ArtsCorpsLA
Asian Law Caucus
Bay Area Immigrant Rights Coalition
Bernal Heights Neighborhood Center
California Association of Human Relations Organizations
Californians for Justice
California Immigrant Policy Center
Centro Legal De La Raza
Charles Houston Bar Association
Chinese for Affirmative Action
Community Advocacy Center
Community United Against Violence
Disability Rights Education & Defense Fund
East Bay Aliance for a Sustainable Economy
Equal Justice Society
Ella Baker Center for Human Rights
Greenlining Institute
Human Care Alliance
Impact Fund
Inner City Law Center
La Raza Centro Legal
Law Center for Families
Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights of the San Francisco Bay Area
Legal Services for Prisoners with Children
Los Angeles Coalition to End Hunger and Homelessness
Los Angeles Community Action Network
Los Angeles Community Legal Center and Educational
Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority
Los Angeles Metropolitan Alliance
Mexican American Bar Association
Miracle Mile Action Committee
National Center for Lesbian Rights
National Center for Youth Law
National Latina/o Law Student Association
Oakland ACORN
One Stop Immigration Counselor
Online Policy Group
Our City
People's CORE
People Organized for Westside Renewal (POWER)
Pride at Work San Francisco
Public Advocates
Rainbow - PUSH
Public Counsel
San Francisco Human Rights Commision
San Francisco Planning and Urban
Research Association (SPUR)
Union de Vecinos
Valley Women's Club
*** Tax
San Diego County Taxpayers Association
California Tax Reform Association
*** Labor
California Labor Federation
SEIU California State Council
State Building and Construction Trades Council
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME)
National Organization of Legal Services Workers NOLSW, UAW Local 2320, AFL-CIO
(AFSCME) Los Angeles Retiree Chapter 36
(AFSCME) Chapter 2712
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
San Francisco Labor Council
Koreatown Immigrant Workers Alliance
Marin County Building and Construction Trades Council
People Organized to Win Employment Rights (POWER)
Plumbers and Steamfitters Local 159
*** Ethnic
National Coalition of Hispanic Organizations
Black, Asian, Minority and Ethnic Renaissance CDC
South Asian Network
*** Health
California Council of Community Mental Health Agencies
Mental Health Association in California
Physicians for Social Responsibility - Los Angeles
National Health Law Program
AIDS Legal Referral Panel
*** Women
California National Organization for Women
California Women's Agenda
National Council of Jewish Women California
Center for Young Wonen's Development
*** Political
California Democratic Party
Democratic Women's Club
Alice B. Toklas LGBT Democratic Club
Arroyo Democratic Club
Burbank Democratic Club
Democrats of Pasadena Foothills
Democratic Club of Santa Maria Valley
Harvey Milk LGBT Democratic Club
Metropolitan Greater Oakland Democratic Club
Monterey Park Democratic Club
Santa Monica Democratic Club
Women Democrats of Placer County
League of California Cities
California State Association of Counties
California Special Districts Association
California Association of Councils of Government
California Chapter of the American Planning Association
California Redevelopment Association
San Bernardino Associated Governments (SANBAG)
San Diego Association of Governmetns (SANDAG)
*** Newspaper Editorials
Bakersfield Californian
Contra Costa Times
East County Times
Fremont Argus
Fresno Bee
Hayward Daily Review
Hollister Freelance
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
Lompoc Record
Los Altos Town Crier
Los Angeles Times
Marin Independent Journal
Merced Sun Star
Marin Pacific-Sun
Metro Santa Cruz
Modesto Bee
Monterey County Herald
Monterey County Weekly
North County Times
Oakland Tribune
Palm Springs Desert Sun
Pasadena Star News
Pasadena Weekly
Riverside Press Enterprise
Sacramento Bee
Sacramento News and Review
Salinas Californian
San Bernardino Sun
San Diego City Beat
San Diego Union Tribune
San Francisco Bay Guardian
San Francisco Chronicle
San Gabriel Valley Tribune
San Joaquin Valley Herald
San Luis Obispo Tribune
San Mateo Times
San Ramon Valley Times
Santa Cruz Sentinel
Santa Maria Times
Santa Rosa Press Democrat
Sonoma Index-Tribune
Tulare Advance Register
Tracy Press
Tri-Valley Herald
Visalia Times Delta
Vacaville Reporter
Valley Times
Weekly Calistogan
West County Times
Whittier Daily News
Woodland Daily Democrat
Pleasanton City Council
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Re: 5th god slot on mount olympus[ Edited ]
I remember a long time ago someone in an interview said 5 gods to choose from, but every interview after that they said 4. I honestly believe hermes because of this picture right here:
In the picture you see Zeus, hades, poseidon which are all choices. Of course you don't see Aries but he is a big part of the series. Anyway, my thoughts are either Hermes or apollo...but I think it'll be hermes because of the "boots of hermes" power up.
Or it could be a mistake or one of the first portions of the game they made and forgot to edit it out.
Re: 5th god slot on mount olympus
ill take a swing and say Hermes or Athena
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i also didnt consider Helios...i would like to add him to my thoughtd
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It seems to me that each of the Gods available right now has an element and a stat associated with it.
Zeus is lightning and Magic Attack Power (the blue sword)
Ares is fire and Physical attack Power (yellow sword)
Poseidon is water and I'm guessing he'll have improved Magical Resistances(blue shield)
Hades would probably be earth since he lives in the underworld and his stat would probably be Physical Resistance (Yellow Shield)
Looking at the Gods already in place, I think Helios, Hermes, or Apollo would overlap too much with the fire powers you gain as Hades. This leaves 6 other Olympians: Athena, Hephaestus, Aphrodite, Artemis, Dionysus, and Demeter.
I think Athena is the front runner because of her importance in the series. Hephaestus could have some interesting mechanical powers, Aphrodite is clearly a lover and not a fighter.
Artemis was infamous for hating men. She only had maidens in her hunting party so I don't think she would appreciate the male only multiplayer characters availble and would not grant them her favor.
I think a lot of fun could be had with either Dionysus or Demeter using some kind of plant-based magic, maybe like a medic class.
Re: 5th god slot on mount olympus
Your looking through the BETA files, not the FULL game. It's oh to obvious that there isn't a 5th god in the beta, we would have found him by now. This BETA is still a "Work in pregress", it even says it on the bottum of the screen.
Re: 5th god slot on mount olympus
Hermes has no offensive powers. All Hermes is, is a messanger of olympus. He is only the god of speed. His only item (His Boots) are already in the Beta. So, the likelyhood of Hermes being the 5th god is very low. You should look a little closer in the scene, because your missing somebody, HELIOS. If there is going to be a 5th god to allign to, is Helios, for a plethora of reasons I am too lazy to type.
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Half of those gods have had no screen time and were not even mentioned anywhere in the series. Hepaestus Is the Smithgod, as well as the God of fire. Ares already has plenty of Fire based attacks. That leaves him out. Aphrodite is the Godess of love and sex and has basically no offensive powers what so ever, so shes out. Your explanation of Artemis leaves her out, as well as ARTEMIS'S BLADE is already being released as a reward for multiple god-use from Rise of the warrior. Demeter, Dionysus, and Apollo are nowhere to be found in the series. Hermes is the god of speed, is only a messanger of olympus, and has no offensive weapons, plus, his only item, his boots, are already in the Beta.
The only logical choices are Helios and Athena.
Re: 5th god slot on mount olympus
A good 5th spot would be Thanatos, the god of death. Think about it...Being able to summon Black holes to drain ohter people's magic and being able to fly for 5-10 seconds.
Being able to control another players body and inflicting pain on him or lead him off a clif or into a trap.
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A good 5th spot would be Thanatos, the god of death. Think about it...Being able to summon Black holes to drain ohter people's magic and being able to fly for 5-10 seconds.
Being able to control another players body and inflicting pain on him or lead him off a clif or into a trap.
That's actually a pretty good idea, I wonder why nobody has thought of it before.


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Water is a key factor in a successful cloth diaper wash routine. Other factors include detergent, length of wash cycle, temperature and agitation. When you are washing diapers that are full of pee that needs to be rinsed out thoroughly, water is crucial and is unfortunately in limited supply when using a front loader.
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Fabrics that are oil-based such as polyester are hydrophobic, meaning they do not like water. Fabrics made from polyester include many fleeces, suedecloths and stay dry knits. In order to get these fabrics clean you need to be sure to use enough detergent to encourage the water to enter the fiber. In a front loader, you dont have much water so you want to make sure it gets into the fibers and the surfactants in detergents are key for this to happen.
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Natural fibers are mostly hydrophilic (water loving) - especially cotton. This means that water will naturally and easily enter the fibers of the fabric even without the help of detergent, so it washes out easily, even without tons of water. Cotton absorbs lots of pee by puffing up the whole fiber and because the fibers are full fibers of a good size, the pee rinses out of cotton quite effectively.
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Original post made by Theresa Carey, Crescent Park, on Jul 25, 2006
In Palo Alto, the 11-12s hung on to beat Danville, 10-8, in only 6 innings of play. It took Palo Alto 11 innings to defeat Danville on Saturday in a marathon game with the final score of 23-22.
These victories meant that both the 10-11s and the 11-12s go on to the next round of the playoffs -- the NorCal Division tournaments.
The 10-11s kick off the third round of the post-season in Albany on Thursday night at 5:30PM. The 11-12s move up to Corte Madera on Thursday night.
There are only six Section champions left in each age group, each representing the last team standing after District playoffs of 12-17 teams, and Region playoff of 5-6 teams. Each Section champion is the lone team standing among 60-75 teams at the start of the All-Star seasion. Having two teams still playing at this level is an amazing accomplishment.
More details to come. Congratulations to both teams!
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a resident of Midtown
on Jul 25, 2006 at 1:22 pm
The Palo Alto National 11-12 all-stars actually open Friday in Corte Madera at 5:30 p.m., not Thursday. Palo Alto will play a team from the Sacramento area. The tournaments are pool play, and not double-elimination. Palo Alto (11-12) will play again on Sunday at 2 p.m. against Santa Clara Briarwood, the District 44 champion. After playing two games, the top two teams in each pool will advance to the semifinals. Should Palo Alto win twice, it will play Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. The two winners from Tuesday play for the title (winner take all) on Wednesday, Aug. 2 at 5:30 p.m. The field in Corte Madera is located at the intersection of Magnolia Avenue and Alexander Avenue.
Keith Peters
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a resident of another community
on Jul 25, 2006 at 6:59 pm
i was wondering what field it is because it shows two fields and was wondering which one it was but if i can't make it i would like to give P.A good luck i play on san carlos and im the one who hit the home run lol,ok thanks
a resident of Crescent Park
on Jul 27, 2006 at 2:36 pm
If you're interested in following the All-Stars and their progress in the NorCal tournaments, check out these websites.
11-12s -- NorCal division 2 official tournament site: Web Link
10-11s -- California District 4 Tournament resources (District 4 is hosting the NorCal Division 2 tournament for this age group). Click on the link and then click on "10-11 Year Old BB Schedule." This site is pretty confusing! The Schedule page leads you to download a .PDF with the schedule. Web Link
For directions to the 10-11 site, you'll have to click on the second link on the District 4 page, "10-11 Year Old BB Division II Letter." Not exactly obvious.
Best wishes to both PA National All-Star Teams!
a resident of Green Acres
on Mar 27, 2007 at 11:51 am
Congratulations to the 2007 6th Grade Terman Basketball A team for finishing second in their regular season play division.
They advanced in the playoff season last evening by defeating Cunha school from Half Moon Bay.
Best of luck this evening as they play Borel in San Mateo in the semi finals.
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Movie Review: Margin Call
Writer-director, J.C. Chandor's film reminds us that Wall Street remains as unchecked and fragile as ever.
October 21, 2011 Director: J.C. Chandor MPAA Rating: ® Studio: Before The Door Pictures
It's no Wall Street nor, thankfully, that movie's sequel. It's certainly no Inside Job. Still, Margin Call packs its own brand of power.
To countless Americans, the 2008 stock market crash and economic calamity represents an ongoing catastrophe, a nightmare marked by across the board layoffs, losses of homes, life savings, retirement funds and more. Corporations, their executives and stockholders, meanwhile, thrive as never before. Margin Call, star-packed and written/directed by newcomer J. C. Chandor, makes the intricacies, finagling, the scams and the damage clear, horrifying and deeply personal.
Reeling from a cost-cutting bloodbath that sends packing a huge chunk of the staff of a major brokerage firm, a math hotshot (well played by Zachary Quinto) gets passed potentially explosive data by a senior associate, a sad-eyed, sympathetic and newly-fired risk management expert (Stanley Tucci). It appears that the company is headed for freefall thanks to its fortune being tied up in toxic and trumped-up assets. Quinto runs the numbers and spills the beans to his ambitious, empty suit of a colleague Penn Badgely, then to higher-ups Paul Bettany (slimy, arrogant and superb) and Kevin Spacey (subdued and completely effective). That detonates an all-hands-on-deck situation that ropes-in stone cold, callous top tier executives played by Simon Baker, Demi Moore, Aasif Mandvi and, best of all, the company's elegant boss, a spidery, spellbinding Jeremy Irons.
Everybody loses—but some more than others. Margin Call is a smart, introspective, very well acted, tightly confined ensemble movie that avoids cheap movie-style grandstanding and makes a splendid calling card for writer-director Chandor. It also serves as a reminder that Wall Street remains as unchecked, fragile and reckless as ever.
About the Author
Playboy Contributing Editor Stephen Rebello has written many Playboy Interview and 20 Questions features. He is the author of such books as the notorious Bad Movies We Love (with Edward Margulies) and Alfred Hitchcock and the Making of Psycho, the latter of which has inspired a dramatic feature film set for production in 2012. His most recent Playboy Interviews include Josh Brolin and Cameron Diaz.


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as i read this, skipping so very much of it.
the salesman from the LFS the OP was talking about, ...
ammonia released from decay, ... ya, this is true, unfortunately plants don't have a preference for ammonia, and thankfully there is beneficial bacteria that do, and they have a tendency to convert to nitrites, and the next stage in the (overly simplified cycle) is bacteria that convert nitrites to nitrates, ... and this the plants accept eagerly.
it's about the easiest source of nitrogen in our tanks for plants to consume
i don't remember for sure, but i think ammonium is the preferred choice for plants for a source of nitrogen, followed by nitrates. ... i could be wrong about the order, it's been awhile.
|There's flaws in everything. Anything specific?
|ahh right the one I was originally at that recommended the Walstad style tanks that led me here. Back to Google. Thank you.
ok I can see no help here
ok thanks for the link and Im no hijacker, others have asked their questions regarding this in the same posting as well.
Originally Posted by Misti View Post
Im looking to run filter-less in my 2.5 gal tank here at work. Any advise would be helpful.
Here are some filter-less tanks.
Im looking to run filter-less in my 2.5 gal tank here at work. There is plenty of light and I have a white fluorescent cfl bulb in the hood. Right now I have about an inch and a half of black sand and some water wisteria and a marimo ball. I have a Marble Gene Betta and 2 Dwarf African frogs. I know I would need other plants but not sure about the soil. I don't use potting soil at home. I use Peat moss with vermiculite and compost added. Really don't want to go buy a fancy soil from the store, but Im afraid of adding general potting soil to the tank whether it has fertilizers added or not. Any advise would be helpful.
Originally Posted by driftwoodhunter View Post
Tom, may I ask a few questions on your comments? Very newbie-basic questions, but I only came over from the dark side (aquarium gravel and plastic plants) since finding this site. I added plants thinking it would make life more pleasant for the fish, but without knowing why. So on the first comment; A good fish load can suffice as water column dosing also in a non CO2 soil tank.
I have non CO2 dirt tanks, low/medium light (par). One of the things that always gets me confused when I read about ferts is the macro/micro difference, and what wouldn't be supplied by the soil, fish, or the osmocote tabs I use for my crypts and swords. So unless my plants show obvious nutrient deficiencies, I don't need to do water column ferts? (which I don't now). I pair my plant selections to match my lighting, so I don't have to fight that battle. But how do I determine when I've found the right fish load?
Some dose GH booster once in awhile or Traces.
Not required, but can make the plants a bit nicer.
Fish load: I tend to suggest an overabundance of algae eaters which will also eat left over food. I use common sense here and experience.
I'd not add 6 Discus to a 40 Gallon tank, I'd maybe add 20 nice tetras or 10 rainbows etc. Then a bunch of shrimp, algae eaters etc.
Which leads into; Then you could do water changes or not as long as the fish load/feeding was moderately low relative to total tank volume/plant biomass. How does one know when they hit that magical balance?
You simply use common sense and error on the lower side and then progressively add more fish/food and see. Plants will tell you. Yellowing leaves on emergent pennywort for example, time to add more N.
Nice green color= things are doing well.
Gardening is common sense based really. Watch. Observe.
Will it be because the water tests will show no accumulating ammonia/nitrites and the nitrate readings stabilize?
N can be anywhere from the single digits to 40 ppm etc without any issues.
Main thing is that they do not have large swings.
Most times, in non CO2 systems, they run low, not high, but if you over load the fish and under load the plants.......well.............
Common sense, set things up so you have to add more N, not remove it.
I still have a heavy fish ratio to plants, but I am adding plants as I can. In the meantime it just means more frequent water changes. However the last few times I've done water changes in my 125, the readings have been identical both before and after the w/c. (0 ammonia, 0 nitrite, 40 nitrate.) Some tell me the nitrate is too high - so I keep doing water changes - some tell me it's ok because of my pH. (6.8) I should add that I also have a Hamburg Mattenfilter as well as a Marineland Emperor 400 HOB in the tank, and behind the HMF I have bundles of Matrix bio media. I'm sure that adds to my nitrification bacteria, helping to compensate for my current light plant-to-fish ratio. The 125 tank also has 1/3 surface coverage due to floating Brazilian Pennywort.
I hope this isn't a thread hijack - I thought it might help others if they have the same questions! Now I'm off to check out the Barrreport link
Thank you for your time ~
This way, folks can use plain sand etc, but a mix of both sediment and water column yields the best results IME. Which is also true for land plants.
Originally Posted by DogFish View Post
You mean plants actually live in nature without Aquasoil and someone changing the CO2 tank once a month.
CO2 can/comes from underground caves/springs etc, and we find the best nicest looking plant growth in such locations. CO2 is still there even if not enriched with a gas tank.......and is often limiting for denser plant beds in natural systems.
The only thing I've changed about Walstad's method is more frequent water changes. It's not flawed, it's just different.
I know it's an old thread but still.
|Im running 5 NPT/Walstad tanks, most are under 5 gallons. I get great growth and have 1 tank with very prolific WCMs. If your really worried you could start with a small bowl I guess.
my dirt tank
my first attempt ever
i dirted it with 1" dirt topped with gravel (because it said instant cycle and thats just not true, it really helped though, and it is good gravel for plants)
i did a water change a day for a week then added fish then did small water changes for another week or so and now i do one a week and top it up often. no co2 low lighting and i am in love with the results ! i do add root tabs now and im in month 4-5 i think.
just adding my thoughts since i too found a lot of resistance before going dirt, a thin layer is great about 1" no more, or even 3/4 capped with gravel, i used activ flora gravel just as an extra pop.
if you mineralize the soil first you do get over that initial bloom where the organic material is broken down, or if you just plant super heavily as i did the first time you get over it that way i never had any algae issues beyond the smallest amount, which the bristlenose loved.
mineralize the top soil by putting it on a tarp outside or in a greenhouse if you can, water it let it really dry then water it again, this activates the process of break down and improves the quality very significantly according to people who use this a lot, its my first time doing it this time for the 90g and i can see why it will make a lot of difference.
but i think you will LOVE the results with dirt, save a tonne of money and never look back ! i was able to run very low lights and extremely heavy planted tank with a lot of fish in there and everyone looks super happy and healthy, i waited a week before adding fish. lots of water changes if you dont mineralize the soil, because there will be excess nutrients and while the plants are settling in you need to get rid of that algae fodder ! but again i had never ever gotten a plant to live before going dirt, and i will never go back now !
Originally Posted by Baadboy11 View Post
If the salesman was correct then how are there plants growing in nature?? I don't think someone is coming along and filling lakes and streams with ecocomplete then dosing every day!
You mean plants actually live in nature without Aquasoil and someone changing the CO2 tank once a month.
Originally Posted by EntoCraig View Post
In my opinion their really is no 'BEST' method. Some tanks and plant respond better to certain methods.
No need to fix what isn't broken right?
1 thing I have done, which was told is in her book, is have a siesta period (4hrs off)with my lights. This helps control algae for allows Co2 to build up.
Also you have to consider what plants you have. Some require a rich substrate. Also substrate peeters out in a year at the most.
It it works don't fix it.
Originally Posted by slb View Post
Is it possible to have a low maintenance tank with a commercial substrate, with out the decaying matter, simply by occasionally adding nutrients to the soil (something like Seachem Flourish tabs)
I used to have a 29 gallon tank that got several hours of afternoon sunlight, plain gravel, old full spectrum lights, no filter and it was pretty. Clearest water I ever had. There's a pic of it in the Luscious Low Tech thread if you search my name. It was jungle-like because I liked it that way, but I suspect you could neaten one up easily enough.
Oops, I just saw the previous post about the age of this thread. Sorry too!
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It's stupendous! I love all the colors and love pinwheels, how will the LA quilt it?
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
It's stupendous! I love all the colors and love pinwheels, how will the LA quilt it?
The quilt is beautiful and I really had to look hard to find the error block. Leave it.
I looked and looked and could not find the wrong way pinwheel. I even had trouble finding it when it was pointed out. I think your quilt is just gorgeous the way it is.
Your quilt is beautiful and I had to look three times before finding the "wrong-way pinwheel"! Looks fine to me.
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Quilts,Books,and Wine,Oh My!
I found the twisted block after much looking, it looks great there and I love the "humility block" label. Thanks all!
My God...your SIL must have eagle-eyes.
I couldn't find it....and as others said before: even when pointed out I did have troubles to see it!!
Gorgeous quilt this is!!!!
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No one will notice. Your quilt is beautiful!
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I'm glad that you decided to leave it. I made a pinwheel for my son a couple years ago as a Christmas present. I was about halfway through quilting it when I noticed that one square was turned the wrong way. I left it. Everyone says it adds to the authenticity of the quilt. And I wonder in generations to come, how many people will notice anyway?
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Well I looked and looked and until someone pointed out which one it was I could not find it. Great Quilt!!


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The Barclaycard Mercury Prize 2010: Album of the Year Short List Announced
The Barclaycard Mercury Prize 2010 Albums of the Year have been announced. Speaking from The Hospital Club in Covent Garden, Lauren Laverne revealed this year's albums. After the announcements the crowd was treated to exclusive acoustic performances from Villagers, who played the rousing Becoming a Jackal, and Corinne Bailey Rae, who stunned the room with a captivating rendition of The Sea.
Without further ado...your 2010 Album of the Year nominees are...
Biffy Clyro - Only Revolutions
Villagers - Becoming A Jackal
Corinne Bailey Rae - The Sea
Mumford & Sons - Sigh No More
Paul Weller - Wake Up The Nation
Wild Beasts - Two Dancers
Kit Downes Trio - Golden
Laura Marling - I Speak Because I Can
Dizzee Rascal - Tongue N' Cheek
Foals - Total Life Forever
I Am Kloot - Sky At Night
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Top row Gregory Michael Constantine and D'Lisa Ann Fernandez
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UTSA students attend Baylor pre-med program
(July 13, 2006)--Five UTSA undergraduate students are spending the summer studying at Baylor College of Medicine (BCM), Texas Children's Hospital and Rice University as part of the Honors Premedical Academy (HPA).
UTSA students selected for the program are Gregory Michael Constantine, junior biology major and a graduate of Communication Arts High School, San Antonio; D'Lisa Ann Fernandez, junior science major, Honors College member and graduate of Victoria (Texas) High School; Ruth Kovner, junior in biology and mathematics, Honors College member and graduate of James Taylor High School, Katy, Texas; Carlos Rosto, sophomore biology major, Honors College member and graduate of Thomas Edison High School, San Antonio; and Lydia Nichole Villa, arts and humanities student, Honors College member and graduate of Communication Arts High School, San Antonio.
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Funded by the three institutions, HPA was designed to increase the number of physicians from groups that have been historically underrepresented in medicine.
The students will participate in academic and clinical activities including anatomy and physiology taught by BCM faculty, medical communications taught by Rice faculty and clinical preceptorships with BCM faculty members. Many of the students also will observe clinical activities at Texas Children's Hospital. The students will be housed at Rice University.
The students will attend seminars on medical ethics and hear speakers from various medical specialties. Participants are mentored by BCM medical students and receive advice on medical school admissions from faculty and administrators.
"The students get a preview of what going through medical school would be like," says Pamela Ferry, HPA director. "The coursework is rigorous and the schedule is demanding, but the overall experience is exciting and provides continuous motivation and encouragement to become a doctor."
Since HPA began in 1989, 1,987 students have participated in the program. More than 73 percent of former HPA students who have applied to medical school have been accepted.
For more information, contact April Sutton, Baylor University, at (713) 798-4710.


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Oh Muv! As was said before, it's a truly International quilt. I'm with Jenni, was that a good deal?
I just got back from Brady & had a busy weekend. We cut down a dead plumb tree. My DGDad planted it in the early 80's. The lake is so low that Islands are appearing ta pop up everywhere!


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There's not really a general section on the Giants message boards, so I figured this was the best spot. A way for people to give rep, or props for a statement is usually by responding "+1". With vBulletin there's a feature that you can install a "Thanks" button. All you do is click the button (like a quote or reply button) and it tallies up thanks that the user has received.
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Eligibility | Security and Suitability Issues | Drug Testing | Multiple Internships Within 12 Months | Withdrawal of An Offer of Employment | Residency and Citizenship Requirements | Veterans' Preference Eligibility
Students enrolled at least half-time in law school may participate in volunteer legal internships up to the time of graduation from law school. Law school graduates who are enrolled in graduate law programs (e.g., LL.M. programs) at least half time may also serve as volunteer interns.
Security and Suitability Issues:
Prior to entry on duty, all interns undergo a suitability determination based on information provided in their security forms, a credit report, and fingerprint check. This process can take two to three months to complete. The Office of Attorney Recruitment and Management (OARM) can advise candidates who receive offers of employment on issues regarding potential suitability problems. Information on who to contact is included in the formal offer letter.
It is the policy of the Department of Justice to achieve a drug-free workplace. Drug testing for volunteer internships may be required at the discretion of the employing office.
Multiple Internships Within 12 Months:
Working at the Department requires access to DOJ information, DOJ IT systems, and DOJ facilities. Security regulations permit short term access for not more than six months. Beyond six months, or for two short term appointments within a 12 month period, a background investigation is required. In some cases, organizations sponsoring legal interns may not be in a position to justify the time and cost of the BI process in these short term employment situations. If you have served in a prior DOJ internship/externship and are considering a second DOJ internship within 12 months of the start of the first internship, we encourage you to raise this issue with the hiring component prior to accepting an offer.
Withdrawal of An Offer of Employment:
The Department can withdraw an offer of employment if the suitability inquiry reveals information that precludes a security and/or suitability clearance. Common problems that arise in background investigations that may result in the withdrawal of an offer include a history of unlawful use of drugs, failure to fulfill tax obligations, failure to comply with financial obligations, failure to register with the Selective Service, or misrepresentation on the security forms.
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Only U.S. citizens are eligible for internships with the Executive Office for Immigration Review, the U.S. Trustee's Offices, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Positions at U.S. Attorneys' Offices are restricted to U.S. citizens and individuals who owe permanent allegiance to the United States (currently, natives of American Samoa, Swains Island, and certain inhabitants of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands.) Dual citizens of the United States and another country are considered on a case-by-case basis. Non-U.S. citizens may apply for volunteer internships with other Justice components, but appointments are extremely rare; an appointment would be possible only if necessary to accomplish the Department's mission and would be subject to strict security requirements.
Volunteer interns are subject to a residency requirement. Candidates who have lived outside the United States for two of the past five years may have difficulty being approved for appointments by the Department Security Staff. The two-year period is cumulative, not necessarily consecutive. Federal or military employees, or dependents of federal or military employees serving overseas, are excepted from this requirement.
Veterans' Preference Eligibility:
The Department of Justice's policy in excepted service legal intern employment is to select the best qualified applicant for the position in terms of skills, background, knowledge, and relevant experience. Excepted service legal intern positions within DOJ are wholly exempted from the appointment procedures of 5 C.F.R. Part 302; however, the Department follows the principle of veterans' preference in its legal intern selection procedures as far as administratively feasible.
Veterans' preference eligibility is treated as a positive factor at all stages of the selection process. When making final selections, if all relevant considerations for the position are deemed equal, the selecting official must offer the position to a preference eligible candidate as opposed to an equally well-qualified non-preference eligible candidate. Further, if there are multiple preference eligible applicants in the final group of candidates, the selecting official will consider the degree of preference associated with the veterans' preference "points" held by qualified candidates. Although the points are not used, per se, in selecting legal interns, the underlying principle behind the point system reflects the degree of preference that Congress intended eligible candidates to be afforded and will be followed to the extent administratively feasible.
Preference eligible applicants responding to vacancy announcements for volunteer intern positions should claim preference in a cover letter or resume. Submission of a DD Form 214 and appropriate supporting documents is required to confirm veterans' preference eligibility and, if asserted, eligibility to claim "10-point" preference.
Not all veterans are eligible for veterans' preference. Preference eligibility is generally limited to those honorably separated veterans who served on active duty (not active duty for training) in the Armed Forces who meet the other specific requirements (e.g., served in a campaign or expedition for which an expeditionary medal is authorized, were awarded a Purple Heart, are disabled) "Armed Forces" is defined in 5 U.S. Code § 2101(2) and means the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard. To find out whether you qualify, visit the Veterans' Preference Advisor, operated by the Department of Labor "elaws". For additional information on eligibility, visit the Office of Personnel Management Veterans Employment Information and review the "Vets Info Guide" and the "Vets Guide."
Military retirees at the rank of Major, Lieutenant Commander, or higher, are not eligible for veterans' preference unless they are disabled veterans. (This does not apply to Reservists who do not begin drawing military retired pay until age 60.)
If you are a veteran and wish to contact someone in the Department's Veterans Employment Program Office, contact Cortez Puryear or call (202) 514-0349.


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Savvy Senior Movies
At 2pm on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month, the Main Library hosts films about and starring seniors.
Aging is not lost youth but a new stage of opportunity and strength.Betty Friedan
At 2pm on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month, the Main Library hosts films about and starring seniors.
Sweet Reads at Avenues Proper4th Tuesday of Each Month, 7–9pm
Get to know new faces from your neighborhood and expose yourself to books you might not normally read at this monthly book club gathering. Gatherings taking place February and later will focus on a pre-selected title.
Whatever good things we build end up building us.Jim Rohn
Build a better world with The City Library's Super Summer Challenge! Beginning June 1, visit any City Library location to sign up, receive a Super Summer Challenge tracker, and start working toward entry into prize drawings. Fun, free events will also be offered at the Library all summer long.
When the breath is calmed, the mind too will be still.Svatmarama, Hatha Yoga Pradipika
Join Salt Lake Power Yoga on the scenic rooftop of the Main Library for free community yoga classes that are perfect for all ages and levels of expertise. Yoga classes will be offered two times each month May through August.
If Opportunity doesn't knock, build a door.Milton Berle
Join the Library and experts from Salt Lake SCORE to explore topics related to business ownership. In May, find out how marketing yourself and managing your personal brand can help you build a dedicated client and fan base.
Build a Better World
Celebrate the start of the Super Summer Challenge with a variety of enjoyable activities taking place at all Library locations from Friday, June 2 through Sunday, June 4. Be sure to visit your nearest City Library to sign up for the Super Summer Challenge and pick up a tracker and calendar of events.
Performing, for me, has always been a very inner processBarbra Streisand
A monthly showcase of short new works and works-in-progress by local artists in many disciplines. One Sunday a month, come see new pieces in music, dance, writing, film, theater, performance art and the like, each 12 minutes or less.
You only need one ray of light to chase all the shadows away.Fredrik Backman, "A Man Called Ove"
United We Read SLC is an initiative for everyone in Salt Lake County to connect by reading the same book and by sharing their experience with others. Community members are invited to participate in discussions, programs, and events and to contribute to a public collection of stories of kindness—random, intentional, received, and given.
As any small business owner knows, starting a business is not glamorous work.Kevin McCarthy
Join Salt Lake SCORE for a workshops that will help you get your start-up off the ground. Participants will meet with business mentors to discuss the steps involved in starting a business, and will learn the keys to success.
The Salt Lake City Library hosts art exibits throughout the year. We also lists citywide exhibits here and in our events calendar. If you are a local artist, click on "Call for Entries" to get involved.
Exhibits are chosen by a staff committee according to the needs and interests of the community, the variety of shows, the artistic quality of the works, and the suitability of format for each library's physical space. Submissions are accepted twice annually: during the two-week periods prior to April 10 and October 10.
Teen artists and art instructors, submit your or your student's portfolio to be featured at The City Library! We are always on the lookout for original art exhibitions for the Main Library's Canteena Space on Level 2, and welcome submissions year-round.


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Bedroom with a Panoramic View on Paris
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Méret13 m²
Floor No.9(with elevator)
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|Avenue Ledru-Rollin, 75011 Paris, Franciaország
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Both the apartment and the room are perfectly furnished. This room in particular has all comforts to make you fully enjoy your stay in Paris: there is a TV, a Hi-fi system, a comfortable futon-bed, an office desk, cupboards, and an clock alarm to ensure that you will get up early enough to explore the city. The bathrooms and toilets are shared.
The studio is in the middle of a stylish and fancy neighborhood with all sorts of shops and pubs, access to the metro lines 8 and 9, as well as to several bus lines and bike rentals. All of there are less than 200 meters away from the place.
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If your looking for something JUST TO SLEEP AND SHOWER it's ok. When you arrive to the bedroom you have to pay 20€ more apart of reservation. Good zone, good views, dirty room, dirty bathroom, anyway dirty house. And Sylvain is strict and serious, not friendly or kind. You will have privacity but... Look for another room better. I will not come back.
Bed not really confortable, there was an annoying sound of water falling day and night, we saw the host the first day when we arrived and the last one, when we were leaving. There wasnt WiFi, TV or something like that. We couldnt entry into the kitchen or the living room.
My staying in Paris has been so great! Also because of the house of Sylvain. A very good position,wonderful view from the room,silent and very clean.Good good good!
The room was clean and quite nice. We were instructed about everything. The towels were provided. The bad surprise was extra compulsory cost which was 30euros. Full price should be included from the begging. There were no wifi. Fortunately there was McDonald nearby to have wifi. In general the stay was very nice.
You could hear loud TV into your room and you couldn't change your reservatiob even if you did it as fast as possible. You had to be very quiet and we were confused why you had to pay 20 euros for thin towels even if we stayed only 1 night and had our own towels.
I'm overall happy with our stay. I stayed for a few days with my girlfriend. The room was clean and cozy, and I cannot complain about bathroom/toilet either. The only thing I was disappointed about was a very high price for bed sheets and towels, 40€. It was compulsory, so we had to pay it and only after confirmation of the reservation and payment was the exact amount told us. Had I known it before, I might have not reserved a room here.
The room is located in a really good place, everyday we got to the city centre by legs. Location and price were the biggest adventages of this room. Sylvain is kind person, but he isn't really hospitable. Fortunalety we saw him only when we arrived and when we were leaving his flat. He charges additional obligatory payment: 40€ for towels and cleaning service, what was really ridicoulous for us. He also didn't allow us to left our bags for a few hours after our check-out. That wasn't his duty but it would be kind if he could allow us. In general we were satisfied with our trip to Paris and apart of some disadventages the room was also quite good.
The apartment was near of the Bastille, a cosy walk of about 5 minutes to reach the metro. Whereas we was there only for sleep, the apartment had everything we needed. Bed and bathroom, all clean. The walls were a little thin, so that you can hear the neighbors, but we doesnt care much about that. The owner is a nice person, who lets you enough space to feel comfortable, like you were at home.
I would definitely do it again.
I only liked this room because it provided a roof over my head and it was a good value. The room itself was a decent size, big enough for 2 people. The view of the Eiffel Tower is real and it is very nice, although that picture is incredibly zoomed in! The check-in time of 7pm and extra cost for towels of 10 euro per day are a little ridiculous. The host was also unfriendly, we got yelled at for closing the doors too loudly, even though they are wooden and it's an old apartment.. so be mindful of that. The location is far from the main sights, definitely a metro ride away with a transfer.
So to sum up: only worth it if you are staying very short-term and are a budget traveler!
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The write-up classifies this fragrance as "fruity," but I detect more of a light spice that's alluring. I met my boyfriend while wearing this fragrance, and he loves it. It's pretty subtle. I cannot smell it on my wrist after a few hours, but others may. I recommend this fragrance for evening or a night out. It's too alluring to wear in the office.
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One question for the other accuracy nuts out there....Did I get the jet pack mounted high enough??? I have always hated not having it sit high on the back the way it does in the films. I tried to make sure this one and the new arena pack sit up instead of sagging down.
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Hacking an application
Apparently they use some sort of hardware identification (mac address, HDD serial number, etc...). Or they also could create some file at the time of installation.
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BREAKING NEWS: According to Mike Garafolo, Eli Manning did a simple restructuring of his contract to lower his base this season by about $9m. #ALLIN

A champion doing champion things.
my guess though is that it just gets paid out later to him...but it's awesome that he will allow us to free up some funds for this season!!! ELI ****ING RULES!!

[/quote]That is awesome. Anything that Eli can do, he does. I am in bromance with Eli. I believe he can touch the sky![/quote]

I'm telling you guys, this is not an act of kindness by Eli. Its a move that is definately in his interest.

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The Academic Advisory Committee (AAC) addresses a broad array of
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making recommendations to the Provost. This Committee works
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school, requiring a cross-university discussion and/or approval. The
committee serves to direct and gather academic matters to one
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After graduating from Western Illinois University, I began my teaching career as a high school and junior high school heath education teacher. I received my master's degree in health education with a school administration endorsement from the University of Illinois, Champaign which led to my becoming a school principal. After serving two years in central Illinois in a combined junior high/elementary position, I moved to the Geneva school system where I happily remained for 24 years. During my tenure, I was principal of three elementary schools, two of which I helped with the planning, construction, opening and assimilation into the community. I began teaching in the College of Education at Aurora University as an adjunct, then pro rata, eventually leading to my accepting the position of Assistant Professor of Educational Leadership. Highlights include being married to my wonderful wife for 37 years, raising three tremendous children and welcoming my granddaughter Lily to the family. A second granddaughter is expected in October.Education
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The Egyptian Revolution represented a major success for the Egyptian people and the future of their country. Despite the success of peacefully ousting former President Hosni Mubarak, it does not mean that the hopes of the revolution have fully been realized or accomplished.
Join Global Exchange on our first delegation into post-revolutionary Egypt to analyze some of the complex social justice and human rights issues that inspired the nation's nonviolent revolution. This delegation will have a unique opportunity to delve into the intricacies of the Egyptian Revolution by exploring the social and economic issues that led to the uprising in Tahrir Square. We will also examine the aftermath of the revolution and how it translates to the people on the ground. From the Bedouins to the Nubians, from Muslims to Christians, we will learn from the voices of the diverse Egyptian population, about their daily realities and hopes for tomorrow.
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Eleanor Su, a sophomore at Henry M. Gunn High School, won Amway's "Who Cares Challenge," securing a $10,000 grant for the Schools for Africa Fund, Su's non-profit organization that builds infrastructure for schools in Sierra Leone, Africa.
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Community Notebook: Gunn sophomore wins $10,000 grant to help children in Sierra Leone
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That should get her into Harvard.
Then lets see what happens after that!
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How Does Your Garden Grow?It's gardening season and the weather is finally cooperating! Whether you are starting a vegetable garden for the first time or have been gardening for years, there are always things that come up that you have questions about. Should I be adding anything to my soil? How much should I plant of each variety? Which varieties should I try? When should I plant peas or lettuce or tomatoes or peppers?Which veggies grow best from seeds and which should I buy as transplants? Seneca County Cornell Cooperative Extension (SCCCE) has just the workshop for you! The Seneca Falls and Ovid libraries are each hosting a workshop series titled "How Does Your Garden Grow?" and the May workshop is a time for you to bring your gardening questions and have them answered! Presented by SCCCE Master Gardeners, the May gathering will be a question and answer session, led by the Master Gardeners, but taking questions from the attendees. This Q&A session is the perfect opportunity to bring in a plant that may have a disease or insect damage to determine what should be done. Or bring in an insect to be identified. Any gardening question is welcome!
The Ovid workshop is Thursday, May 9th from 6:00-7:00PM and is free of charge. All workshops take place at the Edith B. Ford Memorial Library, Main Street, Ovid.The Seneca Falls workshop is Thursday, May 23rd from 6:00-7:00PM. Workshops are free of charge thanks to support of Seneca Meadows. All workshops take place at the library at 47 Cayuga Street, Seneca Falls. Advance registration is encouraged and appreciated so we can better plan for the classes. Please call the Ovid Library at 607-869-3031 or the Seneca Falls Library at 315-568-8265 to sign up or callSCCCE at 315-539-9251.