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[quote user="DavenIII"][quote user="lttaylor56"]I'm with you on the possibility of some type existing in another galaxy. I am not educated on this part. Do we know of any other galaxies or how many there are? Has US spacecraft ever left our galaxy and entered another? If not that should be our goal Trans Galaxy Exploration......In search of the perfect woman with 3 boobs. One for each hand and your mouth.[/quote]
I think Voyager passed Pluto a while back and is almost outside the influence of our sun (which I believe they call entering interstellar travel) we sent that what in the 70's? I don't remember exactly....
but they've mapped a large portion of the universe I believe now, using various telescopes and satellites like Hubble.
I'm a little bit of a science channel guy so I watch shows on it a lot, Hawking is one of the leading scientists in the world right now in this field.....but pretty much every single scientists in this field says the same thing...Aliens almost "have" to exist because of the numbers of planets out there, there are literally more then billions of galaxies and each galaxy has billions of stars....and each of those stars can possibly have multiple planets (planets are hard to find apparently)
this is Hawking talking about it a bit.
[/quote]Cool, now this is getting interesting. So then we can map it with telescopes and hubble, but the distances are so vast that we cannot actually transport humans there?


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Costing your team the game is bad enough, but after reading what he said BEFORE the game and then putting it in perspective this may have been the worst penalty in the history of the sport
"He's the ultimate competitor, a great competitor," Morgan said. "He's one of those guys that playsyou know how they say play to the whistle? He's one of those guys that plays until you walk back to the huddle He's just got a little extracurricular with him, you know.
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If it's not one thing it's another. My trap-out I have been working on for nearly a month appears to have failed in raising a queen from their cells I gave. She should have gotten mated and started laying about a day ago. I noticed multiple eggs in a large majority of the cells. This trap-out is about 12 feet up on a platform, and is JAMMED with bees. I really hate to take it down to shake it out. I do have a queen caged up and ready - I have her banked in the trap - hopefully they take care of her. It was too far to drive her back to my place and too late to put her in another hive.
I guess I will take it down and consider the trap done for now and deal with the Laying Workers. Pretty sure I have the large majority of the bees out of the hive, and if I seal it, the others will be sure to be history. May have to get them straightened out again and bring them back to the site to rob out the old.
Has anyone ever shook laying workers into a "shook swarm" (swarm box) and had good queen acceptance? I have shook them out and let them return to an empty hive body with a frame of brood and a new queen before, and that seemed to work - or to a queen-right hive (in place of the laying worker hive), but a fair bit of fighting ensued.
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Suspended Police Officer Still Getting Paid
TARGET 13 Investigating Why Suspended Officer Sydney Huffman Continues To Collect Her $58,200 Salary
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - Colorado Springs Police officer Sydney Huffman continues to collect her salary, despite being off the beat since June.
TARGET 13 has learned that Police Chief Richard Myers made the decision to keep her on the payroll despite her being charged with a felony for trying to influence a public official.
Huffman is accused of lying to investigators about being a victim of domestic violence dating back to June 2010. She said her then boyfriend, Jarrott Martinez, physically assaulted her and raped her. He was later acquitted of the charges after his trial.
She was suspended with pay after the charge was filed against her.
Colorado Springs police told TARGET 13 that Huffman is collecting her $58,200 yearly salary and this week was able to pick her schedule, if she is allowed to return to the force.
Sources inside the department told TARGET 13 that Huffman chose the "power shift" where should would be able to work 5 p.m. to 3 a.m. at the Stetson Hills Division.
?As an employee of the Colorado Springs Police department, she has to be treated as every other employee,? said Barbara Miller, spokeswoman for Springs Police.
Miller added that Huffman hasn?t been found guilty of the charge against her.
?She is able to partake in the process of which shift she wanted. (If) we had not allowed her to do that it could have been seen that we were already showing what would be the outcome of the investigation and we don?t want to do that,? said Miller.
Former Colorado Springs police officer Joshua Carrier was also being paid while he was in jail. When TARGET 13 first asked the question about his pay in May police said he couldn?t be fired because the charge of sexual exploitation of a child was only a misdemeanor.
When charges were upgraded Carrie was fired days after the TARGET 13 Investigation.
The Colorado Springs Police Department must follow these rules set up by the independent Civil Service Commission.


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Gorgeous Studio with view over the rooftops
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Developing on two levels the apartment offers one queen-size bed, bathroom with shower, hairdryer, and all necessary bath linen. The living area is very bright (many windows) and comes with full equipped kitchen including dishwasher, fridge, micro-wave, toaster, tea/coffee-maker. There is also a beautiful little terrace, where you enjoy breakfast in the morning or simply relax until late at night, sipping a glass of wine.
The entire accommodation is perfectly and fully air-conditioned! From May to October it has a fully solar heated water! In the winter the apartment is cozy and warm. Other amenities consist of washer, iron, and free parking for one car.
The place is close to Via Appia Nuova and to Via Appia Antica, Villa dei Quintili, several Restaurants and Pizzerias, supermarkets, bakeries, pharmacies, etc.. There is a café just outside the building and a small sandwich-shop that makes great sandwiches and salads all day long!
The apartment is well connected to the city centre by bus 663, bus 765, bus 664 and by bus 118.
There are several horse riding clubs and tennis-clubs close to the accommodation. In the summer there is an open swimming pool within walking distance. The Golf-club Aquasanta is just around the corner.
Your hosts live in the same building, so please do not hesitate to contact us anytime, we'll assist you, whenever needed.
House rulesSimply take good care of all items you'll find in the apartment and use them with respect.
On arrival we will give you detailed instructions about how to use air-conditioner or heating timer.
Getting familiar with the apartment is quite easy, plus we live downstairs, so if help is needed or any questions should come up during your stay we'll be close by.
No smoking is allowed.
No pets are allowed.
On request: bike rental, airport-transfer.
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Great appartement to stay as a couple!
We loved the interior because it's so open and still cosy.
Cate and her husband are nice people who were always present to help you out.
The location is perfect because you're 5min on a bus and 10 on the merto to reach the city centre.
It was our first visit to Rome, we was made very welcome by cate, the apartment was just wonderful clean, bright and fresh.
The tube and bus links from Rome where very easy to access! The only down side on that, you have to make sure your on the last tube / bus home 2330 Monday to Thursday 1330 Friday to Sunday
A taxi from Colli Albani around €10
The local shops are minutes away with a large supermarket 5 minute. Restaurant across the road, highly recommended
Overall fab place to stay AC Cambridge
Caty & Pasquale offered a warm welcome. Their apartment is beautiful, with everything you could wish to make a great stay in Rome. The bed is the most comfortable we have slept, away from home. The transportation by bus or bus and metro links made getting to any destination in Rome easy. We even visited Ostia Antica by taking the bus and rail links. Close by are all amenities you could wish for. We would stay here again if we return to Rome and do not hesitate to recommend to others.
Gillian and Joe
The best home you 've been . Highly recommended . Very well connected and only 25 minutes from downtown Rome .
The hosts are very sympathetic , very nice people and very nice. Without doubt, the best house in Rome
It is a beautiful flat in a very quiet and safe area. It is even more beautiful than the fotos. The public transportation to the city center is excellent. The flat was spotless clean, modern and well equipped. It gives you a cosy feeling and the owners make you feel at home. It is literally like a hotel suit in an affordable price, but most importantly it has a unique character. Anything you may need you can find it within a 5 minutes walk (small shops, a big supermarket, restaurants, a pharmacy).
I was there in the winter but I am sure it is magical to stay there all year round. I don't drive but if you do this place is great if you want to rent a car and travel around Rome (there is parking space). Another thing I should mention is the security door that makes you feel safe even if you are a solo traveller. I loved everything about it and I am sure I am gonna go there again. Thank you Caty and Pas quale for everything.
Just like all the previous guests we fully recommand this accomodation.
The appartment on the topfloor is splendidly designed and executed.
Caty & Pascale together with their architect turned the original room and attic into an airy spacious marvel, where you pleasantly wake up in the morning and happily come back to after a full day of sightseeing.
The innovative small round ventilation openings in the bed- and bathroom provide for adequate constant natural ventilation. Although the temperature rose up to nearly 30 degrees Celsius there was no need to use the aircondtioning.
The with memory-foam equiped double bed is one of the two best hotel/appartment beds we ever experienced.
Caty recommanded us - besides the restaurant across the road - Ristorante "La piccola osteria"di Andrea at Via Annia Regilla 27/29, Tel. 06 71289170 for regional food. The owners welcomed us on our last night in a very special way and we were able to experience a group of Italians who had a special occasion to celebrate. The food was original and astonishing fresh.
Caty & Pascale,
Thank you so much for your warm welcome and professional advise. We wish you all the best for the future.
Leo & Phil
The appartement was perfect! Caty arranged breakfast for us because we arrivés later in the day. The appartement was clean, cosy, romantic and luxureus at the same time. We absolutely loved the terras and the view! Caty gave us a map of Rome and explained everything perfectly. We have no improvements and therfore we rate our stay with a 10!
Hosts and apartment deserve highest appreciation. The apartment with colourful design is solidly built, has lots of windows with shutters on 3 sides and is equiped with all you need. The roofterrace is a bonus.
Though situated at a busy road during daytime (far less at night), it is quiet compared with the centre of Rome. You can reach the centre easily by bus and metro (30 minutes).
In the direct neighboorhood of the apartment you will find coffee bars, 'gelaterias' , restaurants, and shops.
Kind regards,
Mieke and Leon
A truly beautiful apartment, even better than the pictures would indicate. Clean, spacy and with a nice balcony with a great view. They even picked us up at the airport! Bus, a coffeebar, a supermarket and a nice restaurant are nearby. Thanx Caty & Pasquale
A beautiful apartment, even better than the pictures would indicate. The apartment is airy, a charming mixture of old and new, with a lovely balcony from which you can see an old Roman aquaduct. The size is perfect for two people, and the location is ideal for exploring Rome. Buses stop nearby, and it is easy to transfer to the subway closer to the city center.
Everything was perfectly clean when we arrived. There were towels and small toiletries, just like in a hotel. The owner was extremely friendly and helpful both before and during our stay. She recommended a car service for transport to and from the Fiumicino airport, and this turned out to be well worth the money. For one thing, it gave us time to explore the nearby Via Appia Antica the morning before our departure.
There are several places to eat in the neighborhood. There are smaller cafes and panini stores, perfect for breakfast. There are also two very good restaurants nearby - Grani di Sale just across the street (great pizzas), and Roma in Tavola, which serves delicious, local specialties. We enjoyed Roma in Tavola so much that we ended up going there twice. Food in this area is considerably cheaper than in central Rome.
Staying in this apartment made us feel as if we were having two vacations at once: enjoying the busy city life of Rome during the day, and relaxing in the more laidback "village" of Quarto Miglio in the evenings. We hope to be back one day!
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Mr. Horiuchi. By and act of God he is suffering in hell... That is one sick mother frigger..
Even after his fellow L.O.s found his sniper empty casings at WACO, he swore he did not shoot women and children fleeing the fire..
Was that not Horichi the slope, they brought in and he killed Miss Weaver, holding the baby at Ruby Ridge?
I am not anti Police, but they have a special place in hell for that son of scum.


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a nobody who was on 7th heaven for a day and cannot act. he is in a major need of a haircut and needs to finaly go through puberty, damn u 14year old boy groww upp u baby.
drugs are bAD but i do em with aaron carter, i mean jesse mccartney to b cool!
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To help the slaves freed by the 13th Amendment, Congress established the Freedmen's Bureau in 1865 to help former slaves resettle into life. Despite its accomplishments, the Freedmen's Bureau did not solve the serious economic problems of black Americans. Most continued to live in poverty. They also suffered from racist threats and laws limiting their freedom and civil rights.
In 1865 and 1866, many Southern state governments passed laws that became known as the black codes. Some of these codes did not allow black people to own land. Others established a nightly curfew and some allowed states to jail black individuals for not having a job. The black codes shocked a powerful group of northern congressmen called the Radical Republicans. They worked hard to pass the 14th Amendment, which gave citizenship to black Americans. It also guaranteed that all federal and state laws would apply equally to everyone, regardless of color.
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Calcasieu Parish Sheriff Tony Mancuso. (Michelle Higginbotham / American Press)
Last Modified: Sunday, February 03, 2013 1:24 PM
By Johnathan Manning / American Press
An internal review of the local inmate work-release program is under way, Calcasieu Parish Sheriff Tony Mancuso said.
The Sheriff's Office began the review after program participant Dustin Belast Pleasant, 26, killed co-worker Brittany Grosse, 21, near Big Daddy's Sports Grill in south Lake Charles, where they both worked.
Pleasant was serving a six-year term for assaulting an officer, but was within a year of his release.
The murder took place on Nov. 30; one week later Pleasant hanged himself with a blanket in his cell at Angola State Penitentiary.
Mancuso said that when the internal review, being handled by Warden Vic Salvador, is complete, he will release any new standards the agency plans to institute.
"We have some new ideas we're working on," the sheriff said. "We're trying to get our attorneys to look at some of the legality of it, make sure we're not breaking the rules or engaging in anything that would violate their rights."
Mancuso said the Sheriff's Office has already begun doing more checks on the 25 inmates in its work-release program.
"As far as our documentation, we had made checks and everything was fine. But I think we have a better way of keeping track of the inmates than what we've done in the past," Mancuso said.
"I strongly believe what we did was appropriate, but in light of what happened we have to challenge ourselves and ask, 'Is there a better way that is safer for the public?' "
A review by the state Department of Corrections, which runs the work-release programs statewide, is also ongoing, spokeswoman Pam LaBorde said.
"We are looking at scenarios and numbers for two months of (work-release) applications for placement, among other things," she wrote in an email.
After the review is complete, department staff will make recommendations to Secretary Jimmy LeBlanc, she said.


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Turntable Talk with Summer Altice: The Captains
Playmate Summer Altice talks to The Captains of Industry about DJ's, Playmates and women.
Every once in a while, I come across a DJ who draws me in and captivates me. Not only with his or her skill but also their knowledge of music. Once in a blue moon I will find a duo that does just this. Not only are they two of my favorite DJs, they are also two of the funniest people I know. So hop aboard this crazy ship as I introduce you to DJs StoneRokk and Graham Funke — The Captains of Industry.
Summer Altice: Both of you have prided yourselves on being from the vinyl era of deejaying. I think of that as a dying art...you have kept it alive. Is it hard? Have these advances in technology helped or hurt the industry?
The Captains of Industry: The advent of a digital approach to deejaying is a curse and a blessing. Having been through the ordeal of traveling with cases of records, it is certainly nice to not only limit our necessities to simply a laptop, but also have access to thousands of songs as opposed to whichever 300 vinyls we chose to fly with. The downside, of course, is that somebody who wishes to be a DJ can now download a few songs and think they are prepared for an immense task: taking a crowd through the motions. There are no better training grounds than to have lived through the vinyl era; by the time you had amassed enough records to work an entire night, you would have spent that period in your bedroom honing the craft. Unfortunately, that process is out the window these days.
Altice: As a DJ from what some would call the "digital era," I look to DJs like you as pioneers. Can you tell me how you both got started?
The Capts: Without delving into these aspirational stories that serve as great conversation pieces regarding what caught our eye, suffice it to say that there was no money and no fame when we began this journey, which leaves only the love of records and the love of deejaying as the root of it. You couldn't turn rich and you couldn't turn famous back when...you could only turn cool.
Altice: Who are inspirations to you? Who do you look up to?
Funke: It certainly wouldn't be from the DJ world, though I respect most in my peer group. I've always adhered to the motto of "Let your worldview influence your deejaying, not your deejaying influence your worldview." That said, for inspiration I look to icons like F. Scott Fitzgerald, Anton Szandor LaVey, Robert Evans, Bob Guccione, Roger Vadim, Ernest Tidyman and even my old man, (multiple Oscar-winner) Alex Funke.
StoneRokk: Rodney Stone always said, "Don't be the smartest person in the room; you will never learn anything." I try to surround myself constantly with people who stimulate me and help me grow as a person, which will translate into better art.
Altice: What are your favorite recent gigs?
The Capts: As part of the new Red Bull DJ Collective, the powers that be brought us to Salzburg, Austria to deejay their annual party. This is a beautiful and ancient city, the birthplace of Mozart, and a perfect mesh of tradition and modernization. And with a population of only 150K, if you drop a $4-billion company like Red Bull in there among the castles, who do you think runs the town? It was an amazing time with great people who were open to our experimenting with music formats.
Altice: What is your favorite song to work into a set on any given night?
Funke: "Looking at the Front Door" by Main Source. Request it and I'm yours.
StoneRokk: R. Kelly, "Bump n' Grind," which will always precede a wicked slow jam/grown 'n sexy set.
Altice: What do you expect from newer DJs?
The Capts: You can no longer expect anything; you can only hope for the best. We'd love to see a grander respect for the legacy ofthe job. We urge aspiring DJs to take the time to learn how it got to this point. We seem to be living in a disposable age where people aren't trying to create ageless albums but rather sell lots of ringtones, and it's easy to get caught up in that mentality. But if you really love something, and this doesn't just apply to deejaying, then it's necessary to research it so you can not only be aware of your current position in the pantheon but also focus on how you would like to leave your mark, how you would like to affect this thing.
Altice: If you could tell your 12-year-old self something, what would it be?
Funke: Relax, you're not curing cancer here.
StoneRokk: Follow through on medical school; let's see if that is any better than what I am doing now.
Altice: What advice do you have for a young kid that wants to be a DJ?
The Capts: Originate, don't duplicate. Amass the knowledge and skills so you can carve out your own lane.
Altice: Where are the hottest women?
The Capts: Loaded question. Next....
Altice: Who is your favorite Playmate?
The Capts: That's another tough one. Do you go with the Playmate that made an impact when you were stealing looks at the stack of Playboys in your dad's closet or do you choose the one that really caught your eye once you knew what you were doing in life or is it the one you met and had a rapport with? Being huge Beverly Hills, 90210 fans, we would probably gravitate towards Julie McCullough, who appeared in the episode "Slumber Party" and took Steve Sanders' Corvette for a joyride. And we told her as much one day at the Palms Casino a few years back...
Altice: You both were recently judges for the Red Bull Thre3style contest; what upcoming DJ do you both like best?
The Capts: Of the Thre3styles we have either judged or observed, it would be impossible to choose one guy. Everybody had their strong points. We're just excited that there is a forum like this that covers the fundamentals of the job. It has surpassed any other way to showcase what is required of a DJ, but more importantly, what a DJ is capable of.
Bottom line here is, these are two of the most engaging DJs I know. Not only do they bring the knowledge, but they are also humorous and have a cult following like no other. They are real DJs with a masterful display of technique. I have always been a fan, and I suggest you all check them out when they come to a city near you. When they do play, you will find me rocking out at the side of the stage, not only as a friend, but also as a huge fan.
Check out their website. It is one of the best I've seen yet!
About the Author
Playmate Summer Altice first graced Playboy magazine pages in 2000. Since then there has been no stopping the multi-talented Altice: actress, model, business owner and for over six years, popular DJ. Much in demand for her deejay skills, Altice currently travels the world playing shows. To book her for your next event please visit summeraltice.com. Make sure to follow her on Twitter @SummerAltice.


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It has been a long shadow that the Arsenal created by Arsene Wenger have thrown across their neighbours Tottenham Hotspur for the 16 years the Frenchman has been in charge.
In that time, the Premier League head-to-head tells you only one team have really mattered, even before you peer in the respective trophy cabinets. Arsenal have won the fixture 15 times out of 33, with only four going Spurs' way.
There have been some crushing blows for Spurs, like that occasion at White Hart Lane in November 2004 when Spurs scored four, only for Arsenal to get five. Wenger's side had secured their last Premier League title there the previous May in a game they would have won were it not for Jens Lehmann pushing Robbie Keane and conceding a penalty. It took Spurs more than 10 years between 1999 and 2010 to win a league fixture against their rivals.
Tonight (NZT), however, there is a very different flavour to the game. Wenger has been under pressure many times in the past five years or so but this one is different. He faces a Spurs team four points ahead of his own in the league and with Gareth Bale, the in-form player in the division, in their side.
It is a Spurs team winning matches in style. Of course, this is the same Spurs who blew a bigger advantage over Arsenal last season, but no one could ignore this year's threat.
Perhaps it was those factors that caused Wenger to make the kind of mildly dismissive comments about Bale at his press conference this week when he questioned how long the 23-year-old's current form might last. Over the years, he has been accustomed to the talk being about the exceptional players in his own side, certainly in the north London derby, rather than being quizzed on how he plans to cope with the star of the opposition.
The point that is almost too painful to make in the presence of the Arsenal manager is that Bale looks every inch the kind of player his club once signed as a matter of course. The prototype that Wenger made a virtue of bringing to the club; a remarkable physical specimen with a high skill-level and an ascetic dedication to his craft. If Bale was an Arsenal player, then his recent performance would be drawing comparisons with the best of Thierry Henry and Robin van Persie.
Instead, yesterday, Wenger was forced to build an argument that in the absence of an exceptional stand-out talent in his current team (and that is not to say Jack Wilshere cannot reach a similar level one day), he was content with goals coming from all over the pitch.
He said, not for the first time, that Arsenal have scored more goals than they had at this point last season and were not at the mercy of one individual to score them.
If only it was that simple. Things can change quickly in a league where only four points separate the three teams chasing the leading pair but, all the same, Arsenal look further from flourishing into a coherent, consistent side than Spurs. Wenger's problems tonight are just as likely to be in defence as they are in attack, especially against Bale.
There is no Bacary Sagna in the side; the Frenchman is regarded as something of an expert in handling Bale. In Sagna's absence, Wenger bridled at the suggestion he might do something different to handle the threat from the Welshman.
"We don't plan for anybody," he said, a remark that reads a little more devil-more-care than he intended. What it seemed like Wenger meant was that he was not going to change his formation to deal with Bale.
Even in the bad times, Spurs' league record at home to Wenger's Arsenal has been robust. In 16 games, the record is three wins each, with 10 draws.
In that period, Wenger has seen off eight Spurs managers. Wenger is now up against a young manager in Andre Villas-Boas who is as hungry to begin an era of his own at Spurs and may even be the first Tottenham manager to outlast Wenger.
Were Arsenal to finish behind Spurs this season in fourth, with a Champions League place, it would not be a disaster.
They could still confidently embark on that rebuilding programme in the off-season. But you get the impression that Wenger's record of never having finished behind Spurs is one of his benchmarks of excellence at the club that he really does not wish to give up.
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Hi guys,
I am a 27 year old male who recently moved to Florida from Australia and New Zealand and have always been interested in bees (due to our history with them). I recently decided that I'd like to take up beekeeping and came across this forum probably twenty times when searching google for information so far so I thought that I'd join up myself!
Like everyone I'm sure I have a lot of questions.
I am looking at first getting a colony or two and seeing how I go with those in the backyard, then eventually seeing if I can make it marketable in pollination and bee products locally. But even that's getting way too ahead of myself.
First however, I humbly seek to learn the way of the bee.


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A wonderland of truly wondrous things
That nowhere else upon this Earth are found;
Of reptiles rare, and birds that have no wings,
And animals that live deep in the ground;
And those poor simple children of the Earth,
(A disappearing race you here may meet),
Whom whites have driven from their land of birth
To regions still untrod by booted feet.1
Danie Mellor's (re)creation of this gleefully contrived never-never land is realised in his phantasmagorical tableau The contrivance of a vintage Wonderland (A magnificent flight of curious fancy for science buffs…a china ark of seductive whimsy…a divinely ordered special attraction…upheld in multifariousness) 2007, which is the kind of diorama that should have been on display in the social history museums of the past. Mellor's magical installation conjures up flights of fancy that might have been the imaginations of those terrified and ignorant initial 'boat people'.
Mellor's creatures are manufactured from an amalgam of the man-made and the natural: real macropod paws and ears, and smaller marsupial possum paws and ears adorn life-size fibreglass models encrusted with a mosaic of shattered blue and white willow pattern Spode crockery – with one red and white willow pattern oddity.2 A motley flock of stuffed native birds – a giant emu, an owl, brilliantly coloured parrots, including hybrids – and a tree cloaked in mosaic rather than bark conjure metaphors of the hybridity that most of contemporary Indigenous Australians experience everyday.
1. AG Bolam, The trans-Australian wonderland, Melbourne: The McCubbin-James Press, 1927.
2. Spode is an English manufacturer of pottery and porcelain, based in Stoke-on-Trent, United Kingdom, c. 1770.


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Silver Maple, Winter honeysuckle, henbit and Dandelion. Some pollen coming into hive with a pale green/white color, I would guess silver maple the source.
Silver Maple, Winter honeysuckle, henbit and Dandelion. Some pollen coming into hive with a pale green/white color, I would guess silver maple the source.
I haven't noticed anything blooming here in Kingsport. Hopefully, the bees can find something. -js
James Wagner
I noticed red buds forming on my silver maples. Bees were coming in with something on their legs yesterday, I assumed it was propolis.
You guys are killin' me. We won't see signs of life for 3 months yet.
On the other hand, I guess it has to start somewhere, so it's good to hear that it starting... Happy Spring.
Yes Adam, you hear the people living in the hot country gleefully talking about what wondrous things their bees are doing while ours are clusterd in a snowbank! Come July, they will be fighting small hive beetles, fire ants and wax moths while our long summer days will see monster honeyflows. Be sure and envy them then too! It is all local and I don't know if I would like summering bees in the south.
UPDATE: visited one of my apiaries today and one colony was bringing in pollen as UT described. Lots of activity at 2 other colonies but did not notice them carrying anything. Also, some henbit was in bloom but no bees on it as it was drenched from rain. -js
EDIT: A neighbor down the road has daffodil blooms today, also.
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James Wagner
My bees were flying like crazy today. It got up to 69F and will be warm again tomorrow. The bees were bringing in light yellow pollen.
I can't see anything blooming, but the daffodils are already growing and will probably start blooming in a couple of weeks.
Greg Whitehead, Ten Mile, TN
Blog - http://gregsbees.blogspot.com/
I bet you'll see some dandilions here and there if you look, maybe skunk cabbage or which hazel?
I have a spikey type bush all over my property. It spreads like a weed. Some type of holly maybe, I don't know. I am in Alcoa, TN (near Knoxville) and it is blooming right now. I think I had all the bees from the area on my property today. Every bush I went to had honey bees all over it. I don't own any bees yet as I spent last year going to classes and asking lots of questions to make sure I really wanted to start beekeeping. I will be getting two hives this spring.
Hopefully the picture below of the bush loads...
EDIT: Can't get picture to work for some reason. I have scoured the internet and the bush looks to be some type of Mahonia.
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Greetings from Kingston! It's kind of strange you can find flowering plants that are close to the hives and not a bee on them but some distance away they will be all over them.
I guess this time of year there's a lot of micro-climate type conditions that come in to play why a plant releases pollen or nectar varies from plant to plant or place to place. Sometimes I can't figure out what they are foraging on.
Here in NC, I think the maples are blooming...Not sure...But it is funny, I checked the bees out in mid December on warm days and had bees coming in that were loaded with pollen. I watched today, and it seemed almost like springtime pollen flowing in.
"You have to put down the ducky if you wanna play the Saxophone!" Mr .Hoot
I did see a dandelion blooming in the yard today, but it's starting to rain so the bees aren't flying much today even though it's in the 60's.
Greg Whitehead, Ten Mile, TN
Blog - http://gregsbees.blogspot.com/
72 degrees here today. Every bee that entered the hives was carrying pollen. Some orange, some white and some grey. Mostly maples in bloom I think. Not sure what the orange is. They've been bringing that in for a couple of weeks now. Sooooo much activity at the hives this weekend...looked like spring.


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Week 5 of the NFL season is hitting a lot of fantasy teams hard because the Lions, Cowboys, Raiders and Buccaneers are all on a bye this week. That means you will have to find replacements for Tony Romo, Miles Austin, Dez Bryant, Darren McFadden, Calvin Johnson, Matthew Stafford, etc., and the waiver wire has been picked clean. And, to make it worse, Greg Jennings will miss week 5 due to a lingering groin problem. Hopefully, you had a chance to check out the work of James Morris and Jon Cope earlier this week as they wrote about possible waiver wire additions on Monday and on Wednesday.Without further ado, we turn to our fantasy guru, James Morris, for his weekly lineup advice heading into week 5 of the fantasy season:
Injury news: St. Louis Rams WR Danny Amendola sustained an injury on Thursday night and could miss significant time. Some leagues have an IR slot, and he can be stashed there until he returns. If your league doesn't have an IR slot, you will have to look at the waiver wire and really think about keeping him or cutting him lose.
Start 'em
Joe Flacco – QB Ravens: I normally don't want Flacco anywhere near my starting line-up because he just doesn't produce sexy fantasy numbers. There is a difference between NFL value and fantasy football value. But, this week he faces a Kansas City Chiefs defense that is giving up the 7th most fantasy points (24.0 PPG) to QBs. I have Flacco just inside my top 10 fantasy QBs this week.
Andrew Luck – QB Colts: In his first 3 games of his NFL career, Luck has managed to throw for 300 yards twice, and he has a total of 5 TDs to his credit. Yes, the loss of his Head Coach worries me a little, but Bruce Arians will continue calling the offensive plays, so little to nothing should change. Luck is a fine bye week replacement.
Matt Forte – RB Bears: There are a lot of questions surrounding Forte because Michael Bush has been a TD vulture thus far, and Forte is still a little dinged up. Well, the Jaguars are giving up the 3rd most fantasy points to RBs (27.5 PPG) in standard scoring, and the 4th most in PPR formats at 33.0 PPG. I really like Forte as a top 10 RB this weekend.
Reggie Bush – RB Dolphins: There have been a lot of questions surrounding Bush as he is dealing with hip and knee problems the last two weeks. However, he was a full participant in Thursday's practice and the Bengals allow the 10th most points to RBs at 22.5 PPG. I would start Bush as a RB1 with confidence and ride him until the wheels fall off!
Torrey Smith – WR Ravens: Remember what I said about Flacco earlier, all the same stuff applies to Smith here. The guy has everything going for him this weekend and should finish as a low-end WR1/high-end WR2. I don't think 100 yards and a score or two is out of reach.
Brian Hartline – WR Dolphins: Hartline isn't flying under the radar anymore, as he is ranked #1 in the NFL for receiving yards with 455, and is currently #7 in NFL.com PPR scoring with 76.50 fantasy points. The Bengals are currently ranked #10 in points allowed to WRs at 29.6 PPG, but Hartline and Ryan Tannehill have a great relationship and are turning heads around the league.
Martellus Bennett – TE Giants: Bennett was a major let down last week (1 catch for 2 yards), but I think he bounces back to TE1 status this week against the Browns. Eli Manning is an elite QB, and knows how to use his TE in the passing game. I would look for about 65 yards and a possible TD. Tight End in fantasy football is very much a feast or famine position, so even 65 yards and no TD is still going to be a low-end TE1 most weeks.
Chicago Bears defense: Outside of Maurice Jones-Drew, there isn't a single positive I can come up with for the Jaguars offense. Couple that with how well the Bears defense in playing right now (#1 ranked defense in NFL.com scoring), and you have a recipe for a huge fantasy point weekend from the Bears in week 5.
Sit 'em
Christian Ponder – QB Vikings: I have received more questions about starting Ponder this week than any other QB in the NFL. No, I don't like him as a starter even with him facing a Titans defense that allows the 4th most fantasy points to QBs at 24.9 PPG. Ponder has two straight games with less than 200 yards passing (111 and no TDs in week 4), and he has yet to hit the 300 yard mark this season. I just don't trust him and have him in the #15-17 range for fantasy QBs this week. And yes, I do own Ponder in the Miami Dolphins fan's league on NFL.com… just my luck!
Alex Smith – QB 49ers: NFL.com has Smith projecting out as the #14 QB this week, despite the fact that he is currently ranked #20 for QBs this season. So, even though he is averaging 14.54 PPG in NFL.com scoring, he is now going to score 20.84 points in week 5? Just so everyone knows, it would take about 250 yards passing and 2 TDs to get to 20 points, and he has yet to hit that mark this season. I love NFL.com leagues, but the projections are off in my opinion. I see him getting closer to 200 yards passing and a single TD this weekend.
Rashard Mendenhall – RB Steelers: Simply put, it is just too soon to play Mendenhall in fantasy leagues. I would rather miss one good game from a player coming off a major injury, and in his first game back, than sit your current start and leave those points on the bench. I don't see the Steelers giving him more than 15 touches this weekend, and the Eagles are ranked #6 in points to RBs this season with just 12.2 PPG.
Fred Jackson and C.J. Spiller – RBs Bills: Beyond the fact that these two are in a true RBBC, they are also facing a 49ers defense that just humiliated the entire New York Jets offense. I wouldn't touch either of these two with a 10-foot pole this week, and neither should you.
Justin Blackmon – WR Jaguars: There was a lot of chatter from one major fantasy sports outlet last week when Blackmon hauled in 6 passes for 48 yards. You do know that is just 8 YPC right? Beyond that, CB Tim Jennings of the Chicago Bears was just named the NFC Defensive Player of the Month for September. The rookie is owned in 65 percent of NFL.com leagues, and many of you are thinking of starting him with your regular starters on a bye this week. Please, think again!
Kenny Britt – WR Titans: Look, Britt has two major problems heading into week 5. 1) Matt Hasselbeck has some serious arm strength concerns, and 2) even the coaching staff thinks Britt should be doing more in practice (ankle). I'm not even sold on Britt playing this week, so it is better to just find other alternatives and let someone else deal with his headache.
Scott Chandler – TE Bills: Everyone freaked out last week over Chandler's 2 TDs, but you should be aware and beware with him this week. Chandler is going to be a rollercoaster ride with fantasy points this season, so he is not someone I recommend playing as an every week starter. You will have to pick and choose where you play him, and this week is one you definitely want to sit him in.
New York Jets defense: Despite losing major pieces on both offense and defense, 79.1 percent of people still own the Jets defense, and 68.0 percent of people are starting them each week. This week they go up against a Texans offense that features the games top RB (Arian Foster) and a top tier WR in Andre Johnson. The Jets defense is a sinking ship, and I would get out before you lose any more games due to poor performance.
Question of the week
Q: I saw on your Q&A Finsiders, that you would drop any NY Jets player. I just dropped Santonio Holmes and added Brian Hartline off the waiver wire. I still have Shonn Greene. Should I drop Greene? Some of the available RBs are Brandon Bolden, Jacquizz Rodgers, Joique Bell, Danny Woodhead, & Isaac Redman. (Tim Arnold)
A: Thanks for reading it! I wouldn't cut Greene for any of those guys. If Ryan Williams is available, then I would for him. The problem is that Greene is the #1 RB for the Jets, so you can't cut him. But, he is averaging just 2.8 YPC… so you can't play him either. If that is all you have on you wire, and Williams isn't available… you will have to wait for an injury and then be quick on the trigger to get the back-up.
Check back Sunday morning, for late-breaking fantasy injury updates.
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Is there general guidelines on how to tell if a queen is mated or not besides the presence of eggs ? I have a hive that has had 3 queens running around in it since its last swarm. 2 of the queens hang out on the underside of the top bars and one of them is on the comb but there are no eggs yet. I caught her today (the one on comb) because I was going to requeen the hive and the bees were all over the queen cage, and acting mad. (like they would normally be, with an established laying queen) The other 2 queens I took out a few days ago got no attention whatsoever. I even took them to another hive just to see their reaction.
Does the presence of attendant bees necessarily mean the queen is mated ? I ask this because most of the virgin queens ive seen in hives didnt get much attention from workers. So I was curious if this is a semi reliable way to tell if a newly hatched queen is mated when you cant find eggs but aren't ready to give up yet.


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That's a good read, but the typo's drive me insane. How can "whoever that is" write all that and not give it a spell check, or proof read. Nothing major, but be professional. It helps the "cause" when you can write (or type) like you have a solid grasp of the English language.
I'm on board with the message though. I hope I'm not alone.
And I also hope I didn't just make a list. That's the first thing I always think when I see a "Sundown at Coffin Rock" (link Sundown at Coffin Rock) story, I think of a govt' phishing attempt.


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Yale Combined Program in the Biological and Biomedical Sciences (BBS): Immunology: Computational Immunology; Infectious Disease and Host-Pathogen Interaction; Mounting an Immune Response; Regulating the Immune Response; Structural Analysis of Immune System Receptors and Effectors | Microbiology: Bacteria; Immunology & Host Response
Office of Cooperative Research
Dr. MacMicking began research as an undergraduate B.Sc Honours Fellow (1st Class) within the Department of Immunology & Cell Biology formerly headed by 1996 Nobel Laureate, Peter Doherty, at the the John Curtin School of Medical Research, Australian National University in Canberra.
He then pursued Ph. D studies with Carl Nathan in the combined Immunology program at Sloan-Kettering Institute-Cornell University Medical College in New York City before post-doctoral work as an HHMI Life Science Research Foundation Fellow and Adjunct Assistant Professor at the Rockefeller University with John McKinney. Here he identified and began characterizing members of an IFN-inducible GTPase superfamily important for cell-autonomous immunity to infection. Since joining Yale in 2004 his work in this area has been recognized through several awards, being named a 2004 Edward Mallinckrodt Jr Foundation Fellow, 2005 Searle Scholar, 2006 Cancer Research Institute Investigator, 2008 Burroughs-Wellcome Fund Investigator in the Pathogenesis of Infectious Disease, 2010 CCFA Senior Research Awardee, 2014 AAF Scholar and 2014 Kenneth Rainin Foundation Innovator.
Dr. MacMicking was promoted to Associate Professor in 2010 and received Tenure in 2014. He was selected as a Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) Investigator in 2015 and became a member of the Yale Systems Biology Institute in 2016.
Education & Training
|Cornell University (1997)
|Australian National Univ (1990)
|Assistant Professor (Adjunct)
|The Rockefeller University
|Research Associate
|The Rockefeller University
|HHMI LSRF Fellow
|The Rockefeller University
|Revson Biomedical Fellow
|The Rockefeller University
Honors & Recognition
Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) Investigator (2015)
Innovator Award, Kenneth Rainin Foundation (2014)
American Asthma Foundation (AAF) Scholar (2014)
Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of America (CCFA) Senior Investigator Award (2010)
Burroughs Wellcome Fund (BWF) Investigator in the Pathogenesis of Infectious Disease Award (2008)
Cancer Research Institute (CRI) Investigator Award (2006)
Searle-Chicago Community Trust Scholar (2005)
Edward Mallinckrodt, Jr. Foundation Fellow (2004)
HHMI Life Science Research Foundation (LSRF) Fellow The Rockefeller University (1998)
Charles H. Revson Fellow in Biomedical Research The Rockefeller University (1997)
Distinguished Student Commencement Speaker AwardSloan Kettering Institute-Cornell University Medical College, New York, NY (1997)
Professional Service
Cellular Microbiology (2017) Editorial Board
American Society of Microbiology (2015) President, Division E (Immunology)
NIAID, NIH (2013 - 2015) Standing member, Immunity and Host Defense (IHD) Study Section
German Research Foundation (DFG) Bonn, Germany (2013)
International Reviewer, Life Sciences 2 Programme
French National Research Agency (ANR) Paris, France (2012)
International Reviewer, Programme Blanc International
Health Research Board of Ireland (HRB) Dublin, Ireland (2011)
International Reviewer, Translational Medicine Fellowships Programme
European Research Council (ERC) Brussels, Belgium (2011)
International Reviewer, European Union 7th Research Framework Advanced Grants Programme (FP7)
Medical Research Council (MRC) London, United Kingdom (2009)
International Reviewer, Strategic Grants Programme


text: Hi, I'm new here and new to beekeeping. I built a TBH start with and caught a swarm. I am wondering if there are any people here near or in Idaho who have experience with the top bar style hives and how to keep the girls cozy over winter in our unpredictable wait 15 min climate? Wondering which diseases are the most trouble in this area? I already have the varroa mites I think because I saw a few new hatch runt bees with deformed wings. I also had a huge T-storm blow my hive over and all the comb fell down, such fun. Has anyone else found some designs hold up better in high wind? There is a bee club but they meet 25 mi from here. I will probably visit them too. Anyway, hi and nice to meet you. :D


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Power Grub in Powder Hubs
The edibles at American ski meccas get a much-needed lift
VAIL'S EXPANSIVE Back Bowls and Jackson Hole's heart-pounding, out-of-bounds terrain are just two reasons why the American ski scene has little reason to suffer an inferiority complex. Yet when it comes to slope-side dining, there is clearly room for improvement. While visitors to the Alps and Pyrenees routinely pause on the slopes for two-hour, wine-soaked lunches, powder hounds in America have mostly resigned themselves to going out for budget-busting but lackluster meals.
Lately, however, a flurry of new dining outposts at American ski resorts challenges the heat-lamp-warmed pizza and cocoa. Take Vermont's Stowe Mountain Resort, which has made food a priority in a mostly completed $400 million renovation that began in 2004. Now, lunch on the slopes might mean sinking into a burger made from local, grass-fed beef or snacking on a cheese board comprised of artisanal offerings. "When you're skiing in Europe, dining is an integral part of the day," said Chris Goss, the resort's director of hospitality, food and beverage. "We realized that if we were going to attract our target market, we needed to provide more than just slope-side spas and luxurious lodging."
The focus on eating well is seeping beyond the confines of resorts. Ski areas' beloved dive bars are now competing with award-winning craft breweries, while ambitious farm-to-table restaurants are opening in town, near Main Street's burger joints. Here are four ski destinations with stellar dining to complement those black diamonds.
—Elizabeth Gunnison
Higher-End at High Altitude
Aspen, Colo.
Aspen has long won raves for its sophisticated après-ski scene, and the resort continues to bolster its reputation as the American West's answer to Europe's glitziest destinations. This season, a number of new restaurants prove that Aspen dining is more than just a pretty table setting. Adding to venues such as Nobu Matsuhisa's restaurant and chic Miami transplant Casa Tua, boutique hotel the Little Nell just replaced its Montagna restaurant with Element 47, housed in an elegant Bentel & Bentel-designed room and focusing on Colorado agriculture, brewing and distilling. Last summer the St. Regis debuted Chefs Club by Food & Wine, which features menus curated by the magazine's Best New Chef winners.
Locally Raised Talent
Park City, Utah
Jean-Georges Vongerichten may have a toehold on the Park City dining scene at the St. Regis, but most of the new culinary firepower in this town is homegrown. Park City-based restaurateur Bill White operates seven restaurants in town, including local favorites Wahso and Windy Ridge Café. Over the last three years, the chef's protégés have gone on to open the recent crop of critical darlings: Talisker on Main, the Farm at Canyons, Slopes by Talisker and Apex at Montage Deer Valley (which has a beekeeper on staff and serves a beer brewed from high-altitude hops). Fans of top-notch domestic spirits rave about High West Distillery & Saloon, known for its killer rye whiskey.
Welcome to 'Beervana'
Bend, Ore.
With more than a dozen breweries in the area (including craft-brewing pioneer Deschutes), it's no wonder that this high-desert town of nearly 80,000 in central Oregon, which functions as home base for visitors to nearby Mount Bachelor, is earning monikers like "Beertown U.S.A." and "Beervana." When it comes to food, local dining favorites like Zydeco and the Sparrow Bakery are joined by an emerging food-cart scene. Beer geeks will enjoy soaking up the suds with curbside fish and chips from the Codfather or Dump City Dumplings' steaming soup dumplings.
Farm-to-Table Chops
Stowe, Vt.
Beginning with the renovation of on-mountain lunch spot Cliff House in 2006, Stowe Mountain Resort has forged relationships with local farmers, cheesemakers and brewers to showcase the best of the area's artisan food. Solstice, an elegant, seasonally driven spot at the lavish resort Stowe Mountain Lodge, has been a successful extension of this ethos. The region's other big culinary draws are in the nearby town of Waterbury: Hen of the Wood, where chef Eric Warnstedt serves unfussy locavore fare; and Michael's on the Hill, housed in an 1820s farmhouse and run by Swiss-born, New York-trained chef Michael Kloeti. Nearby, Prohibition Pig showcases the best of a thriving regional brewing scene by sourcing many of its beers from local producers.


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The Cowgirls beat Northern Colorado 12-3 in 4 1/2 innings in a game at the Texas Tech tournament on Friday.
The Cowgirls (13-6) scored five runs in each the second and fourth innings. Katie Roux had three hits, including a fifth-inning home run and a double, two RBIs and three runs scored. Emily Vincent, Ashley Modzelwski and Taylor Goree had two hits apiece. Modzelwski drove in three runs. Gore hit a second-inning home run.
Meagan Bond (6-2) pitched four innings, striking out 12 and giving up all three runs, including two home runs. Bianca Lilly pitched the final inning.
Megan Wilkinson took the loss for the Bears (6-8-1).


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UTSA Spotlight: Maria D. Esteve-Gassent awarded American Heart Association fellowship to study Lyme carditis
By Kris Rodrugez
Public Affairs Specialist
(Aug. 27, 2008)--Maria D. Esteve-Gassent, a post-doctoral researcher in UTSA's South Texas Center for Emerging Infectious Diseases (STCEID), has been awarded a two-year fellowship from the American Heart Association (AHA) for her research on Lyme carditis, an infection of the heart caused by the bacteria in ticks associated with Lyme disease.
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- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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The $100,000 AHA fellowship, the first for a post doctoral researcher in the UTSA Department of Biology, covers Esteve-Gassent's salary, laboratory research expenses and travel expenses associated with mandatory conferences and trainings. At the conferences, she will provide updates on her Lyme carditis research.
"This is a great achievement for UTSA in terms of money and prestige," said Esteve-Gassent. "As a public database, anyone searching for information regarding research on Lyme carditis will find that UTSA was one of the few universities across the country awarded a fellowship from the American Heart Association."
As a member of the STCEID research team, Esteve-Gassent works in the laboratory of Janakiram Seshu, UTSA assistant professor of biology, where she is studying Lyme disease, which affects 23,000 people annually. The laboratory is on the third floor of the Biotechnology, Sciences and Engineering Building on the 1604 Campus.
For Esteve-Gassent, the fellowship holds a special meaning. It's her first funding mechanism since coming to the United States in 2005 from Spain where she developed vaccines to protect commercial fisheries against economically debilitating fish diseases.
"When I first learned I received the award I was very excited, because in the beginning, everything was so new to me," said Esteve-Gassent. "I had to learn how to apply for grants and figure out how the process all works."
With her new funding in place, Esteve-Gassent will continue as a post-doctoral researcher at UTSA for the next two years. Once that's complete, she'll consider her options to strike out on her own and become an independent researcher.


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By- Jim Rouse, BRP Media
5-27-13. Ocala, FL- A June 1st race is always nice, and we'll run our Bubba Army 360 Sprints, Bubba Army Hobby Stocks, E-Mods, and the Rent-N-Roll Gladiators. We also have a Fan Lawnmower Race scheduled.
The Bubba Army Sprints have a wild top five in points as both of the points-paying feature winners- Matt Kurtz and Danny Martin, Jr.- have missed a race. That has allowed Robbie Smith to put his Cosmo's Cafe #6S at the top. He leads Ft. Myers' "The Captain" Tony Agin by just eight points and Jacksonville's third-placed Terry Witherspoon by twenty-two. Behind them is a rookie-wheelman out of Dade City in Andy Cobb. Cobb is only two points behind Witherspoon, and he leads Brandon, Florida's AJ Maddox by thirteen. Only Kurtz and Martin have won in the 360-Era- can anyone join them?
The Hobby Stocks have a brilliant fight at the top as Ocala's Brian Shea has his BP Electric #19 up by seven over "The Mayo Missile" Devin Walker. Walker comes off of his second win in the points fight, tied for tops in the division. The Lasoski Racing developmental-driver has a 25-point advatage over the other two-timer in Howey-In-The-Hills' Hunter Gustafson. Gustafson, the Precision Race Cars Factory Driver, is one of four first-time winners (in the Modern Era) in the division this season (William Edwards, Tommy Hill, and Don Woosley are the others). Over one-hundred points out, in fourth, is Dunnellon's Matt Kramer. Kramer, however, sits forty-six up on fifth-placed Sean Monaghan out of Ocala. Anything can happen- and we've seen it- this season!
Only one driver has won in our previous three E-Mod races- Shane Nichols. Nichols, the Ocala driver nicknamed "Sweetfeet", has max points and even has a Thunder Stock win this season. Nichols' advantage over second-placed Shane Taylor is just nine points, however. Shane Taylor leads Shawn Taylor by twelve in a battle of Trenton natives, but it may be for P2. Lake City's Swede Melgaard sits only thirty-three out of the lead and Gainesville's Charlie Howard, Jr. is just four behind Melgaard. Nichols looks for that impressive four-in-a-row (which he's done in a Thunder Stock before) as every one else looks to slot into second on the All-Time win's list.
The Rent-N-Roll Gladiators have an Englishman on top of the standings in Barnsley, England's Stephen Frankland. "The British Bulldog" saw his consecutive wins streak end at four last week-end, but he now has a twenty-four point advantage over Ocala's Bill Southard in the championship. Josh Fincher has slipped to third, and is now fifty-eight behind the leader. In fourth is a feature-winner this season in Ocala's Jerry Taylor. Taylor became one of just four drivers to win in a Rear-Wheel Drive car since the beginning of 2011. Tied on points with Taylor is Tom Sheehan. Sheehan races a Gladiator and, occasionlly, races the other cars he owns- a Thunder Stock, an E-Mod, a Late Model, and a Mini Sprint. Who will take the task of preventing another four-peat by Frankland?
The pits open at 4, grandstands at 5, and racing begins at 7. Don't miss any of the action at Bubba Raceway Park! For more information on our division history you can visit www.frontstretchfanatic.com, but to check out our schedule or to find ticket prices you can visit www.bubbaracewaypark.com or call u at 352-622-9400! Also, looking ahead t the month of June, on the 15th we have Excellence In Elementary School Education Night. On that night, any child in elementary school may bring their Report Card in and, if they are on the A-B Honor Roll, they will receive a free kid's Coke, free kid's popcorn, and a free autographed photo of Tyler Clem. We will also donate $4.00 back to the school. Then, on the 21st and 22nd, we have our Summer Spectacular! On the 21st, we will Qualify and Heat Race our Late Models, Hobby Stocks, and Thunder Stocks. On the 22nd, the Late Models will race for $5000 while the Hobby Stocks and Thunder Stocks will race for $2000. The E-Mods will also race on Saturday. We hope to see you out at Bubba Raceway Park for some of the best racing in the Southeast!
By- Jim Rouse, BRP Media


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Favorite Saying: "Worse things have happened to nicer people."
Advice to Young People: "Learn Latin. It is the basis of our culture [and] the undergirding of all that we do and are."
Childhood Dream: To be a hunter.
Proudest Accomplishment: Being able to lead her pack of fox hounds on the hunt.
Rita Mae Brown is an activist and author best known for her first novel Rubyfruit Jungle. She has written thirteen literary novels, more than two-dozen mysteries and several books of poetry and non-fiction.
Brown was born in 1944 on a farm in Hanover, Pennsylvania. She briefly attended the University of Florida before being expelled (allegedly for her participation in the civil rights movement but more likely for being openly gay). In 1964, she hitchhiked to New York City and initially lived out of her car. She earned a scholarship to New York University, where she studied classics and became deeply involved in the civil rights, women's rights, gay rights and anti-war movements.
Shortly after taking an administrative position at the National Organization for Women, Brown was forced to resign by founder Betty Freidan, who called Brown and other lesbians the "Lavender Menace," fearing their participation would be used against the women's movement by outsiders. Brown then became involved with the radical women's liberation groups forming, which called for the inclusion of lesbians. In 1971, she co-founded The Furies, a lesbian-feminist women's house and collective in Washington D.C. that published a monthly newspaper.
In 1973, Brown published Rubyfruit Jungle, a coming-of-age tale that shocked many at the time with its frank and explicit depictions of lesbianism. Despite having been published on a small label without a marketing budget, the book became a smash success and is now considered a classic. Brown has been writing novels, screenplays and essays ever since. Some of her notable publications include the 1983 novel Sudden Death, a fictionalized account of her relationship with the tennis star Martina Navratilova, and the Mrs. Murphy series of mysteries, which she "co-authors" with her cat, Sneaky Pie.


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A prestigious university in West Lafayette, IN. While not as fun as IU, it has a better reputation once you leave the state of Indiana. Top programs include Engineering, Management (better than Kelly at IU), Technology, and Science. Ranked as a top 20 public institution. People in the west coast have no idea what state this school is in but they know how strong it is academically. Other than that, we have average parties, average girls, below average sports, but a very high average starting starting salary (which is all that matters).
I go to Purdue University. Although you may have a more fun college experience, I'm gonna be richer than you. So fuck you for your four years, I'll take the next forty.
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text: Hey Rob, Every week it is something humorous with you. Speed thing up for RG-III, confuse him, that is what we do etc.....and we will win the game yada yada.....poo poo Ok, I used to listen to you Rob and drink the cool aide but, from here on out I have moved to Missouri......SHOW ME SOMETHING ROB! You are a loud mouth idiot! Am I the only Zoner who believed this clown! Disguested and hurt--#1 Cowboy fan! :starspin


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Animation for art, film and design
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The Mindplotter. Developed as a symbol for what we think is the essence of a creative process that every filmmaker in the field of animation goes through.
Being able to switch between two stages, inspiration and creation, the Mindplotter is both mechanical and organic, hard and soft, brutal in his act of plotting out his thoughts and relaxed in his inspirational state of mind. While the Mindplotter alter egos, the world around him changes with it.
Not much to say about this piece that hasn't been said before. This is where it all started. Our little cupcake of making films.
We produced this short in PAL. Unbelievable nowadays, but during the time of production, we simply couldn't afford anything bigger and HD just sounded like madness. 458nm has toured the world for several years and has seen quite a few faces watching it.
Oh boy, were we young..
FlapFlap. What started out as a protest against the rather strange selection of short films some festivals have, soon turned out to become a small but detailed vision of what can happen if you mess around with the wrong guys.
Given, the only guideline we had was an obscure storyboard and the idea of creating a strange but highly detailed world in which two birds take a dump on someones head.
Commissioned by A&E Polynoid animated and directed this winter ident for the specialist channel Crime & InvestigationBack
MoM - Polaroyced
Director's Cut of the music video for the track 'Polaroyced' by Mouse on Mars, taken from their album 'Parastrophics'.Back
Commissioned by Blackberry Digital Cinema via Kult Singapore, Polynoid created this short film to be screened in selected cinemas across Asia.Back
MADE - Future Self
Agency Dirk & Philip asked us to help with an invitation movie for the FUTURE SELF exhibition at MADE. Since they wanted to feature a moth, it was time for us to bring our beloved protagonist back from the dead.Back
Lenovo - Carbon Taking Over
Carbon takes over. Directed by Polynoid, this commercial is a fast paced takeover, promoting Lenovo's X1 carbon notebook line.Back
Infiniti - Blue Essence
Our director's cut for the introduction of the Infiniti EMERG-E electric concept car at the Geneva Motorshow 2012.Back
Greenpeace - New Bees
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Islands of Glass
Rob Clouth / "Islands of Glass" /
A laser installation
Taken from the Clockwork Atom EP on Leisure System.Back
Nickelodeon - Slime
Tales of the Deep: It came from the Slime! Woodblock produced this gooey encounter as a break bumper for NICKELODEON.Back
MTV / Idol
Commissioned by The MTV Milano Design Studio, Polynoid directed this new set of five idents for the French Pop channel MTV IDOL.Back
Deadly Breed – A full CG clip, created and directed by Polynoid for the introduction of Nike's Hypervenom soccer boot.Back
Written and directed by Polynoid, Loom tells the story of a successful catch. A moth being caught in a spiders web. Struggling for an escape, the moths panic movements only result in less chance of survival. What follows is the type of causality everyone's expecting. The spider appears, claims its prey and feeds on it. The way nature works. But it's the point of view that creates an intense relationship between the hunter and its victim. There is much more to explore, much more to feel if one takes the time to really experience the content of a split second.Back
The MTV World Design Studio gave Polynoid the task to create the show package for the 2011 MTV Europe Music Awards. Based on the given briefing, Polynoid approached the project with the need to combine the calmness of a real world lake with the biggest party mankind has ever seen at the very center of the earth. The whole clip had to feel fluently connected, and at the same time modular enough so pieces of it have the ability to stand on their own.Back
Halo 4
Title sequence – Working with 343 Industries and show director Stewart Hendler, Polynoid created five openers for the "Forward Unto Dawn" web series promoting the release of "Halo 4″.Back


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Big Data is smoking hot. Today, 10gen the company behind the commercialization of MongoDB, announced a strategic investment from Intel Capital and Red Hat. MongoDB is part of the database wars we are seeing in the Big Data space. SiliconANGLE and Wikibon have released research that show that Mongo is growing more popular than Hadoop. See our TrendConnect research at the bottom of this post for that data.
According to the 10gen they will use the funds to further invest in product development for MongoDB and to better support its rapidly growing community and user base worldwide. The funding agreement marks Intel Capital's first investment in the NoSQL market, and for Red Hat, expands the technical and go-to-market collaboration that exists between the two companies.
"We are pleased to welcome Intel Capital and Red Hat as strategic investors," said Max Schireson, president of 10gen. "We look forward to our new relationship with Intel Capital and to collaborating more closely with Red Hat to better enable and support our joint customers with integrated solutions and technologies."
Note: If you're interested in our new SiliconANGLE Wikibon Research Report in Big Data see the sample report for our service TrendConnect. For more comprehensive information goto Wikibon.org/BigData for all the latest cutting edge info on this growing segment.
MongoDB bridges the gap between relational database management systems (RDBMS) and key-value stores — instead of storing data in tables and rows, MongoDB stores data in documents with dynamic schemas. Thousands of organizations of all sizes are using MongoDB for a range of scenarios including operational intelligence, content management, product data management, high volume data feeds, user data management, Hadoop and more.
Commenting on the investment, Lisa Lambert, vice president of Intel Capital and managing director of the Software and Services sector, said: "The NoSQL marketplace has gone through a huge transformation from a community driven market to running production systems for some of the world's largest infrastructures. With its agile, scalable technology, 10gen is uniquely positioned to take advantage of growing enterprise demand for a high performance data store. We look forward to collaborating with 10gen and helping accelerate penetration of MongoDB on Intel Architecture across enterprises worldwide."
Here is my interview with the president of 10gen Max Schireson on SiliconANGLE TV at Oracle Openworld 2012
Breaking Analysis – MyAngle:
10gen is doing very well as a company and they have had zero money problems so this financing is just a topping off the tank with strategic money from partners who care about the future of big data – Intel and Red Hat. Intel cares because Big Data has created more demand for more "cores" or compute across all parts of the network. Red Hat cares because open source platforms really matter.
10gen is growing extremely fast and is making a name for itself as easy to use software for developers. Over the past year they had about 25 employees now they have 175 people. They recently added Ed Albanese and Matt Asay two strong executives to take 10gen to the next level.
MongoDB and 10gen's biggest challenge is to scale and mature the operations of a hypergrowth startup. Revenue growth is doing extremely well according to the President Max Schireson. They have evolved their business from the "cool" web companies to big banks and enterprises. MongoDB is a direct competitor toward Hadoop and other unstructured environments. In particular, LAMP stack developers love MongoDB for the simplicity while others criticize that MongoDB is not scalable.
We are fans of MongoDB because they hit a nice market segment with a simple and ease to use product. They are based in Palo Alto, California. Investors include: Sequoia, Union Square, NEA, Flybridge, and now Intel Capital, Red Hat.
If you're interested in our new SiliconANGLE Wikibon Research Report in Big Data see the sample report for our service TrendConnect. For more comprehensive information goto Wikibon.org/BigData for all the latest cutting edge info on this growing segment.


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Sky high wishes for twelve area children
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - The Make-A-Wish Foundation grants hundreds of wishes nationawide each year.
Usually the wishes involve attending a sporting event or meeting a celebrity but today a group of children got to experience something different.
One of those kids was Connor Underwood. We spoke to him before he went on his journey and the eight year old had only a few words to derscribe what he was about to do today.
"I feel so excited," he said.
He and 11 other children got to fly on a private jet. But they weren't ordinary passengers. They even got to sign the jet.
Joan Mazak, the President and CEO of Make-A-Wish Colorado tells us how the partnership between the foundation and International Jet Aviation works.
"They call Make-A-Wish and we're allowed to come up with kids who want to ride in a Lear Jet," she said.
Today's trip is something exciting for a young man who has gotten a bad break in life.
"Connor has Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. It is a fatal genetic disorder very similar to ALS (Amayotrophic Lateral Sclerosis)," said Liise Underwood.
The Make-A-Wish Foundation is known for granting wishes to kids like Connor, but today's flight is above and beyond that.
Mazak said, "this is just something extra we get to do."
Mazak says that the most popular wish is to go to Disney World, but Connor wanted to go somewhere completely different.


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Welcome to Reflections Inn Bed and BreakfastSecluded Mountain Lodging on the Clearwater River in North Central Idaho
Ten wooded acres on North Central Idaho's Clearwater River, in the foothills of the Bitterroot Mountains, is the home of Reflections Inn. Reflections Inn is a small country inn owned by Jim and Ruth May since 1995.
Eight private, non-smoking rooms are located in a separate guest building which includes an equipped kitchen and laundry facilities.
Each moderately priced room includes a full bath, coffeemaker and refrigerator, and all are attractively decorated. Amenities include gathering areas, quiet sitting spots, a hiking trail, a hot-tub, and BBQ grills. Cell service is not available at the inn and rooms do not include TVs or phones (by design), however free long distance calling and free WiFi is provided.
Breakfast is served in the main house and is home-cooked, often featuring seasonal surprises and always offering good company.
Reflections Inn is easily accessible along Scenic Byway US Highway 12, and located in the heart of some of Idaho's best recreational opportunities.
Stop by and stay a while, we'll treat you like an old friend.
Reflections Inn is a small country inn located just east of Kooskia, Idaho on North Central Idaho's Clearwater River in the foothills of the Bitterroot Mountains.
Our location is remote but very accessible via the Scenic Byway of US Highwway 12 and Idaho's Lewis and Clark Trail. The route connects Lewiston, Idaho and Missoula, Montana, providing to travelers some of the most scenic landscapes in the west.
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I have a Ciener 22lr conversion and love it. I bought it directly from Ciener: http://www.22lrconversions.com/
From memory it was $199 for the kit and another $35 for the second magazine plus $10 shipping.
The kit shoots very nicely and is accurate. Some people have complained about it because it has fixed sights, no safety, and doesn't hold the slide open on an empty magazine. These cons have not bothered me at all and I find I enjoy my time at the range even more. I can shoot all afternoon on a pittance.
[edited to add] It has eaten everything I have fed it. My wife has a new Sig Mosquito which is proving very particular so I get all the ammo the Sig won't eat. So far I have about 700 rounds through it and not one problem.
I understand (but am not sure) the factory 22lr conversion addresses the cons I have stated above. It also costs about $100 more.
Like I stated above I bought mine directly from Ciener and this is the worst part. You have to print out the order form from their website and then mail it and your money to them. You are now in the dark. There is no contact with them on their website or by phone. I have read that other people prefer to buy these conversions from places like Brownells.
I consider my conversion kit money well spent and would buy another.
I hope this helps


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so u dont even have him with a 1rst round grade??
Just analyzing what he offers from an athletic standpoint in the NFL, he should be a 2nd round 3-4 ILB. His leadership and character are the biggest positives to scouts so it will be up to teams individually to determine from combine interviews if he can still be that guy in the NFL. He will be one of those players some teams give him a late 1st and others won't touch him unless it's 3rd round value.
Originally Posted by RoanokeFan
And Reese stays true to form with his BPA comment.
What's your call RF If Te'o is available at 19, do you think Reese will pick him up ?
No way should the Giants take Teo in the first. As other posters have pointed out he got destoryed against Alabama, which is the closet to NFL level of play he will see in college.


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Shropshire A-level results - in pictures
Students across Shropshire have been receiving their A-level results today. See all of the pictures here.
Students across Shropshire have opened their A-level results today to find out whether they got the grades they were dreaming of.
Click on the gallery to your right to see all of the pictures as we update it throughout the day.
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South African community radio station silenced by fire
Cape Town, South Africa, September 10, 2013--An arson attack that destroyed a community radio station in South Africa is a disturbing sign of the vulnerability of freedom of expression at the local level, the Committee to Protect Journalists said today.
"Community media are often closest to some of the most contentious stories and offer a vital space for discussion and debate, which must be protected and respected," said CPJ's Africa Program Coordinator, Sue Valentine. "We call on all political and community leaders to encourage their members to respect freedom of expression and the independence of the media, and urge police to investigate the attack and prosecute all those responsible."


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best place to ask about keyloggers
I have a daughter who is not on the "right" track. There have been some seriously "unethical" things on her new computer. I find those things mostly password protected. Seriously concerned, I thought of placing a keylogger on her computer to find out how out of control this is. Of course telling or asking has netted more fight than warrented.
Ethical? Or not.
For those of you who would agree with my approach, what is a good keylogger? For those of you who don't agree, what is another aproach to provide me with oversight of bad activity.
I know, this is a problem for many. I am struggling with it and would like some feedback. Good or bad.


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Berden Appointed to 555 Gallery/Studio Board of Directors
DETROIT (July 23, 2007) – Lisa M. Berden, a 2003 Wayne State University Law School alumna and a current associate in the Detroit office of Miller Canfield, was recently appointed to the board of directors of 555 Gallery/Studio in Detroit, a charitable organization.
"Wayne State University Law School congratulates Lisa Berden on her appointment to the board of directors of 555 Gallery/Studio," said Law School Dean Frank H. Wu. "Lisa continues to make the Law School proud through her philanthropic involvement in the Detroit community. We wish her continued success."
According to its Web site, the core mission of 555 Gallery/Studio is to further enrich and diversify cultural life in the greater Metro-Detroit area. In support of this mission 555 facilitates the development of emerging artists. 555 offers exhibition/installation space, leads and collaborates in the development of programs for the visual and performing arts, and provides workspace for practicing artists.
Berden practices federal tax law, including significant work with nonprofit and charitable organizations at Miller Canfield. She is a member of the American Bar Association, State Bar of Michigan, Women Lawyers of Michigan, and the Urban Land Institute's Young Leaders Group.
A resident of Madison Heights, Berden served as an assistant editor of the Law Review and on the Student Board of Governors while pursuing a J.D. at Wayne State University Law School. Prior to that, she received her B.A. from Michigan State University where she majored in English and Political Science. She also received a provisional teaching certificate from Central Michigan University and taught high school before becoming an attorney.
Founded in 1927 as Detroit City Law School, Wayne State University Law School is the only public law school in the Detroit metropolitan area. The Law School is accredited by the ABA and is a member of AALS; has five live-client clinics; the Arthur Neef Law Library with a collection of over 620,000 volumes in a variety of formats; and a state-of-the-art building with lecture and court facilities, multi-media and distance learning classrooms, and offices for student groups. The Law School currently has 800 students and approximately 11,000 living alumni working in 48 states and 15 foreign countries.


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