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By Alex Hickey / American Press
When Wisconsin athletic director Barry Alvarez announced last week that the Big Ten's movers and shakers — not to be confused with its leaders and legends — were no longer going to schedule Football Championship Subdivision opponents, it sent a minor ripple of concern through the lower subdivision's ranks.
The six-figure paydays earned by FCS teams playing up against their bigger brethren have become a major part of every smaller school's football budget, and losing that money could put the health of several programs into question.
However, McNeese athletic director Tommy McClelland said there are a number of reasons he isn't hitting the panic switch just yet.
"I am concerned, but I'm not losing sleep over it," McClelland said.
For starters, the Big Ten is the only league that has declared any intention to stop scheduling FCS teams, and to this point it has only done so through the voice of Barry Alvarez. Even by that measurement, all Big Ten vs. FCS games still figure to be on up until 2016, which includes McNeese's trip to Nebraska in '14.
According to Alvarez, the move is primarily being made for reasons of enhancing competition as well as the resume of Big Ten teams for the new four-team playoff that will begin in 2014.
Though that reasoning seems sound, it is not entirely true.
In the last five years, Alvarez's own Badgers have beaten two FCS programs, Cal Poly and Northern Iowa, by less than a touchdown. In the same timeframe, Big Ten foe Indiana has only come within a touchdown of Wisconsin once. In 2011 the Badgers even hung 83 points on the Hoosiers, a level of embarrassment that hasn't befallen many FCS teams.
By the numbers, several FCS teams are better to schedule than weak FBS teams — even within the Big Ten.
Jeff Sagarin runs one of the six computer rankings used in the formula to calculate the soon-to-be deceased BCS. The Sagarin ratings measure every team in Division I, regardless of subdivision.
By Sagarin's metrics, there were 21 teams in the FCS that rated higher in 2012 than the worst team in the Big Ten, Illinois, which came in at No. 126.
North Dakota State was the top FCS team at No. 35, while McNeese checked in ahead of the Illini at No. 115. In fact, Illinois ranked lower than three in-state FCS programs — Southern Illinois (103), Illinois State (105) and Eastern Illinois (119).
Granted, much of the general public has "girlfriends," "spouses" or "hobbies" that detract from the ability to spend much time dwelling on these kinds of numbers, so to them Michigan's loss to Appalachian State in 2007 appears far more humiliating than one to Indiana. Probably.
Where the Big Ten unquestionably stands to gain by dropping FCS opponents for a ninth conference game is in TV ratings.
No matter what anyone tells you, the Big Ten Network's access to east-coast homes was the sole motivator behind the league's addition of Rutgers and Maryland for 2014. The league office is clearly hoping more conference games drive up greater interest than guarantee games.
McClelland's impression is that the Big Ten's anti-FCS stance will not trickle down to the rest of the FBS. After all, the SEC has managed to win six straight national championships despite still having FCS games on its schedule every year.
"Last week I was with an SEC AD when that news broke. He said he didn't like it in his personal opinion," McClelland said. "I think the Big Ten is trying to do something to help them catch up with the SEC. In their mind eliminating with FCS can help their image. For me, I can tell you the AD I talked to did not anticipate that happening any time soon in the SEC."
Even if it should eventually happen in the SEC, McClelland anticipates slightly lesser-paying guarantee games against Conference USA and Sun Belt-level opponents still being a reality.
"Even in worst-case it totally flips, I can prepare for that," McClelland said. "It's not going to be this earth-shattering
deal. I personally don't think every conference will follow suit."
Posted By: Tom On: 2/20/2013
Title: SEC will pay for late season FCS games
College Football purists insist that the regular season serves as a type of playoff in and of itself. No argument here, unless an FCS team is scheduled as part of a late season breather. The REAL playoff which is forthcoming will mean that strength of schedule will be scrutinized more than ever in determining which 4 teams are most deserving. In spite of Mr. Sagarin's ratings, I and most people will take Illinois against all in state FCS teams any day of the week. Lower level FBS teams will now get bigger paydays as the Big 10 teams will be knocking on the doors of MAC, Sun Belt, CUSA, and Mountain West schools in order to fill schedules. The SEC is still the best conference even if one of it's less than admirable scheduling practices is being rightfully challenged.


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But this is a movie, an elaborate construct of illusions designed to extract money from paying audiences — or, in more ambitious cases, to implant something in their imaginations, such as a moral or a fantasy. Or a product placement. How like the line of work of our hero, Cobb (DiCaprio), since he and his colleagues extricate secret information from a target by entangling themselves in a deceiving dream. (The mechanics are little vague, but they involve a suitcase with IVs and a defibrillator.) Or a dream within a dream. But a dream within a dream within a dream, which is what is needed to insert rather than extract an idea — that's risky. Only Cobb has ever managed to do that (and Luis Buñuel in The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie), and that only once — and, boy, did it screw up his marriage.
Now Saito (Ken Watanabe), a big mucky-muck of some sort, wants him to try it again. If he does, Saito will pull some strings so Cobb can Go Home Again. Kind of like Dorothy, except with kids instead of Auntie Em. Cobb's assignment is to get Fischer (Cillian Murphy), the heir to a huge multi-corporation, to break up his old man's monopolistic empire and so restore the free-enterprise system or something (maybe it's part of the new finance-reform bill).
So Cobb puts together his Mission Impossible Dream Team, which includes, among others, a colorless Ellen Page as Ariadne, the dream-weaving "architect" and voice of reason who asks helpful questions like "Now whose unconsciousness are we going into?" But the key to planting the idea in Fischer's brain, as any political-campaign director or studio marketer can tell you, is to simplify and reduce it to its emotional lowest common denominator. In Fischer's case, that would be his "relationship with his father."
Okay, so Nolan hasn't exactly broken new ground about the nature and meaning of dreams. It's all Freud 101, what with the Oedipal business and the elevators and endless staircases and safes holding mysterious, "Rosebud"-like revelations. But give the director credit — nobody else I know of has parallel-edited sequences taking place simultaneously in three (four? five?) different levels of consciousness.
True, these involve for the most part some kind of chase or explosion, or a battle against the "trained projections" of the victim's subconscious, projections that are armed with automatic weapons and engage in Matrix-like acrobatics. Personally, I got more thrills out of the simple animation of Richard Linklater's Waking Life. Inception does best when it focuses on its own most disturbing idea — that dreams reveal nothing except that life is not a dream.
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When i run social engineering tool kit i get this error :Something is running on port 80. Seeing if it's a stale SET process.
i used Java Applet Attack Method-Site - site cloner. i restarted SET & still the problem persists,please suggest me how to solve this ?
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[*] Please note that the SETSHELL and RATTE are not compatible with the powershell injection technique. Disabling the powershell attack.
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This paper will discuss the linkages between trafficking and labour. Its aims are to clarify broader labour and migration system complexities, and explore alliances with a wider set of social movement actors, while holding on to the human rights gains that have been made by anti-trafficking groups. The first section will define trafficking and labour concepts. The second section will look at how people put labour and trafficking together in practice, and what effects that can have on workers and those who are trafficked. The third section will look at anti-trafficking organisations and other actors in the labour arena to examine their strengths and shortcomings as regards anti-trafficking work, as well as options for and tensions surrounding possible cooperation. After concluding remarks, the paper will finish with policy recommendations and advocacy messages for each of the discussed actors.


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Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Chaska Quilter and I met on the Board, and we live about 5 miles apart. We met at a Senior Center, had coffee and talked for about an hour. We exchanged Names and phone numbers and have been friends ever since. We have been to a meet and greet, and a quilt show together and periodically have lunch and "show and tell" It was fun meeting someone older and just relax and talk and also share questions and answers about our mutual hobby.
I would love to meet some other quilters/embroidery. I'm on my own here and go to classes by myself and figure things out on my own, etc. My daughter is doing a little but it would be nice meeting others. If I ever make it back home WV, I'm supposed to get in touch with someone on here but it'll be after winter when I go up and couldn't make it this yr. I can understand how some are skiddish about meeting others they don't know. You don't know if what they are saying is true or not. My sister has went thru that twice. The first turned out to be a person in a "gang, group" from overseas posing as US military men, thankfully she figured it out in the beginning and didn't send him any money and then she just met a guy from MA and also had a bad experience; he wasn't who he said he was as far as personality. I don't think I have the nerve to meet someone from an online dating like alot that I know do. But another quilter, I'd be ready.
I noticed that the assumptions have been that it's someone from the QB ... perhaps not!
Not that, that makes a big difference in the meet-up reasons pro and con.
Safety is always an issue. Privacy needs to be respected.
The other person has given you her reasons and that needs to be appreciated and respected.
Perhaps with time, she may change her mind. Perhaps not.
I have met a few QB members ... though only after getting to know them somewhat here.
I probably would not have agreed to meet them, if they'd only posted 14 times (as is your case).
Yes indeed, I would be hesitant to meet up.
Another thing ... I hesitate to say it ... though it could be a factor ... your screen name of MissusFear, may be cause for reluctance to meet.
Sew many ideas ... just sew little time!!
I'd be okay with it, if it happened by accident. I would join the guild if I wanted to be around other quilters.
I have chosen to be happy because it is good for my health - Voltaire
Sad so many have had bad experiences. Not how the world should be, should it?
From the artist formerly known as Missus Fear...Hi, my name is Tracy and I am a hobbyaholic.
I ran into the nightmare from Hell on this board. I mentioned that I was interested in going to the quilt show in Lancater. I should've picked up the signals in the PM's.. but I'm a bit trusting.. Anyway, I drove, and she really had mental issues. I figured that we had a bit in common, as she is a nurse, and I am in family practice.. She was retired, and as we were driving, I kept thinking how was she able to get through nursing school.. Life goes on.. I am planning on getting together with two members for a trip to a fabric store, and lunch.. I can't wait.. I also went to the house of another member a couple of times, and could've sat, and talked with her, and her husband for hours. They are the most wonderful people. I look forward to taking them out to eat, and hang out with them.. I owe them.. She advertised that she had old quilting magazines that she was throwing out..


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(March 4, 2009)--The UTSA Police Department in conjunction with the Boerne Police Department and the New Braunfels Police Department are hosting the "Leadership in Police Organizations" training course produced by the International Association of Chiefs of Police.
Today's headlines
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- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
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Together with the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG), Fallsview Casino Resort works with professional and volunteer agencies, including the Responsible Gambling Council and the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health. Gambling, in its many forms, has been available in Ontario for decades. And while the majority of people view gaming as simply another form of entertainment, there has always been a small percentage of people who have difficulty exercising self-control.
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I know the subject of this topic is an oxymoron, but bear with me. I am considering taking up the suggestion of several comments and making a foundationless frame for Brood only, and using foundations for the supers.
In this way the hive would supposedly benefit from the mite resistant characteristics of the natural comb size and I could get some honey for extraction from the supers.
I am interested in ideas or comments. I will basically just take a regular frame and glue on a triangular top bar... Like the oldfashioned frame discussed below.
I am getting 3 more packages in a few weeks so I will have total of 6 hives, 3 existing top bars and 3 Langstroth. If I make one of the langs foundationless should give me a pretty wide range of things to observe and learn.
I started with the TBH's because I didn't want to buy an extractor and it sounded good. But now I have met some friends who have offered to do some extracting so thought I might check out the "Dark Side"
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Sound Shapes PS3 Version
I bought Sound Shapes PSVita Version and i want to install the game on my PS3 but when i go to the game page at ps store i can only download the PSVita version again...
I'm sure im at the right page. It shows, Choose a Version but gave only one option (Purchased). When i try to download it, its the Ps Vita Version.
help me
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I already bought the vita version and the ps3 version should be free
but even if wasn't the case the ps store dont let me buy the ps3 version
when i try to buy it shows me that i have already boughted and star downloading the vita version...
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Hi. You should have a download option on PS3. It doesn't matter where you purchased it. Vita or PS3 store. You should have both.
If you're still having issues, would you mind posting screen shots here, so we can assist?
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OK then...
1. I go to the game page at ps store
2. Select Full Game to download (Purchased)
3. But the system start to download the Vita Version... When i try to install the game bubble at XMB the system ask for the PsVita to be connected =/ All i want is to play the game on my PS3...
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You should find the PS3 version in your download list.
Also, could you please provide a date of purchase? It will help us identify the display issue on the storefront.
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Just chiming in to say I'm having the exact same issue. I bought Sound Shapes on the Vita last night, it downloads just fine on the Vita, but trying to download it on the PS3 results in the exact same thing that alexanderkazu showed in those screenshots.
I also tried going to the page on PSN (on the PS3) for the Vita version, thinking that perhaps they were just switched, but this also downloads the Vita version. So there doesn't seem to be any way to obtain the PS3 version.
Oh, and mine also shows 2 "full game" options, but I tried both and both download the Vita version.
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I bought the Vita version on the Vita store, then the PS3 version appeared on my downloads list. I successfully downloaded it from there, although this was a couple of months back so this issue might have cropped up since then.
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Ah! You're right! I just checked the downloads list, and that one downloaded the PS3 version. So I guess this error only occurrs if downloaded from the store page.
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the simple uniforms, with more unique color schemes. ie, browns orange and brown, giants blue and white, raiders silver and black, the denny green era vikings purple and white.
the new seahawks uniforms are interesting as well, as are the bills. those are the only new era, "rollerball" looking uniforms that i've liked so far. i hate the falcons and cardinal style uniforms.


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Bloomberg kept National Guard out of NYC because they had guns?
posted at 4:31 pm on November 4, 2012 by Jazz Shaw
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has been on the receiving end of a firestorm of criticism lately, particularly for his ham handed handling of the Hurricane Sandy recovery. But this story is almost too stupid to check.
Mayor Bloomberg has snubbed Borough President Markowitz's impassioned plea to bring the National Guard to Hurricane Sandy-scarred Brooklyn — arguing that approving the Beep's request would be a waste of federal manpower and turn the borough into a police state.
"We don't need it," Mayor Bloomberg said on Wednesday during a press update on the city's ongoing Hurricane Sandy cleanup. "The NYPD is the only people we want on the street with guns."
I'm not sure, but I think we're witnessing the complete implosion of somebody who was once considered a pretty influential politician on the rise. Yes, Bloomberg doesn't much care for the Second Amendment and doesn't want people to have guns. We get it. But we're talking about the National Guard here. Has this guy completely lost his mind?
This is a time when leaders up and down the east coast are loudly singing the praises of the National Guard for their rapid deployment and efficient rescue, recovery and security work. It's also a time when people out on Staten Island are hanging on by a thread, with looting and violence being a serious threat on top of the hurricane's destruction. Who in their right mind even suggests that Guardsmen carrying their weapons is an issue at a time like this? I understand wanting to express your support of and confidence in the police department and the firefighters, but even some of the finest first responders in the nation are completely swamped by the magnitude of this disaster. They could use the help and the Guard stands ready to provide it.
It's already become pretty obvious that Bloomberg's goal is to become the counterweight to the NRA in America, so these tendencies shouldn't come as a complete surprise. But between this and trying to go ahead with the marathon while they were still pulling bodies out of the rubble in his city, this entire tragic episode seems to have served as a spotlight on exactly how bad this guy's management of the city has been. Hey, Mr. Mayor! Next time you're mulling over your next idiotic decision, please try to keep the following image in mind.
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Western ideals are, for better or worse, infecting the world. From automobiles to iPhones to, well, breasts. In South Korea, plastic surgery is rampant, and the goal is often to look less Asian. While there are plenty of photos of the final results, artist Ji Yeo balances the visual scales by documenting the ugly side of becoming "beautiful."
Yeo found the subjects for her plastic surgery post-op photos by scouring the internet. She offered to help women located in Seoul recuperate in exchange for permission to photograph the process. Her goal was to explore her own feelings around body modification.
"All of them were in pain, they were super uncomfortable, but I could really feel their excitement," says Yeo.
Her photos deliver a skin-crawling cringe, as when a friend describes how he got that scar. Far from being clinical, the images create a fast intimacy, in part because Yeo identifies with her subjects. "I'm at the center of it emotionally. I'm constantly worried about my appearance," she says.
One of Yeo's subjects underwent a chin reduction and full-body liposuction in one session. Three weeks before that she had breast enlargement surgery, and three weeks prior to that, eye widening and a nose job. In all, this woman had more than 16 surgeries over six months.
Yeo says that of the women she met while shooting Beauty Recovery Room, "This is very typical. It's not extreme at all."
For Yeo, 29, the consequences of cosmetic procedures had a personal draw. "I was going to get heavy plastic surgery, like my entire body," she says. "After consultation and consultation, I realized that I hadn't been exposed to the procedure. No one really explained what the side-effects would be, or that going under anesthesia — I might die."
Rather than hurry into surgery, Yeo decided to investigate the process through her photography. She found that the body-conscious culture of South Korea, and its highly developed plastic surgery industry, was an ideal setting for capturing the "After" photos that no clinic would advertise.
"Finding people willing to stand in front of the camera after the procedure was the toughest thing," says Yeo.
To locate subjects willing to be shot after going under the knife, Yeo avoided contacting clinics, assuming the scrutiny would not be welcome. Instead, she posted advertisements in a then-respected online forum. The forum maintained blacklists of clinics to avoid, and users shared before and after photos, and wrote reviews of clinics and staff.
As is common elsewhere, those recovering from surgery in Seoul sought out privacy while their bodies healed. "They had no friends or family around them," says Yeo. At least one woman Yeo met was attempting to hide her procedure from their significant other.
So, Yeo made a deal with her subjects: "I will wait for you when you come out of surgery." More than this, she helped them to recuperate in the difficult first days after their painful procedures.
"I bought prescriptions, I cooked soup for them, I drove them to the hotel, and drove them to the clinic for post-ops. I let one subject stay at my apartment for a week," she says.
In exchange, they agreed to be photographed. "Even though they were hiding to get healed, they were still excited and confident in front of the cameras," says Yeo.
Most of Yeo's subjects were not wealthy, but rather, highly motivated. One woman took out a loan from the bank for breast enlargement surgery, only to find she had an underlying condition that precluded it in the short-term. Instead of postponing the surgery or paying back the loan, she had a nose job and had her chin narrowed.
"It was surprising at the moment, but now I understand it's about getting plastic surgery, not how or where," says Yeo.
This kind of pressure toward perfection is not new to Yeo, who as a college sophomore found that the darkroom offered a welcome arena where mistakes were allowed, and often rewarded. "In my life, mistakes weren't allowed — I had to always be perfect," she says.
Yeo says that like America, the media in Korea encourages people to aspire to a Western — specifically American — ideal of beauty. This dynamic extends to other aspects of life as well. Corporate jobs often favor candidates who have studied abroad in the U.S., something Yeo herself has done at the International Center of Photography in New York and the Rhode Island School of Design.
While this education gave her broad perspective on how American and Korean culture treat bodies and appearance, her own issues around body image have persisted. In a previous work, Yeo took portraits of friendly acquaintances from an eating disorder support group she attended weekly over a two-year period in college. After striking up tentative friendships with some of the women in her group, she invited them to interview and be photographed at their homes in varying states of undress.
At first, they were reluctant, and even offended. "They would cancel at least four times at the last minute with some excuse," says Yeo. Eventually, however, she would receive a call. They were so exasperated with worrying about their bodies and struggling with food that they wanted to be photographed. Did it help? "Maybe for the short-term, but for the long-term … probably not," says Yeo.
Yeo has also used her own form for her experiments in body-image catharsis. At a Brooklyn riverbank one afternoon in college, she wore a body suit and stood next to a sign inviting people to draw on her body, indicating where she should get surgery. "Not many people wanted to participate. I was there for over two and a half hours. People were watching me and taking photos with their phone. I felt like a monkey in a zoo," says Yeo.
Those that did participate offered positive affirmation rather than criticism, and before long the markings deviated from any discussion of her body. "It became like a whiteboard," says Yeo.
As for her Beauty Recovery Room subjects, Yeo has found keeping in touch difficult. "Most of them didn't reply to my text messages or phone calls after three to six months. It's like they don't want to remember, and they're living their new life with new features," Yeo says.
The "independent" forum she used to reach out to her subjects has since been discredited, the owner revealed to have been receiving money to post fake before and after photos and fake reviews.
"It's been a little over a year since I finished this project. These days it's a totally different scene. It's become way more extreme," says Yeo.
For one thing, the clinics have become practically palatial, with luxuries such as entertainment centers. For another, seeing someone who's undergone today's popular procedures, "You don't realize their face is Asian," says Yeo. "This is my new project."Go Back to Top. Skip To: Start of Article.


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Discussion in 'Members Zone' started by Sarge, Aug 14, 2009.
Morning Pops, Sarge and Zoners
Morning Yeagsy...
Morning Pops. It's Game Day and we are going to kick some ACE!
I miss you Pops.
Morning Zone. I feel great today. Hope you all do too.
Was a good day Pops. Really needed a win. Think you probably knew that.
Hope you enjoyed.
Goodnight Cbz --Night fellows --early mornings all of next week -- wife said I had to work at least 2 weeks in a row before I could come home
I am leaving Sarge and Yeag in charge ---keep Juke in line
Good night, Bob. I hope you get home soon.
Morning Pops. And good monday morning to all the rest of you Zoners.
Have a great week.
Morning Santiago...
Morning Zoniacs....
Monday... uke:
Morning Pops and Zoners
Morning Pops. Morning everybody.
Morning, CBZ. Morning everyone. Welcome to another week just chocked full of opportunity!
Afternoon CBZ --Afternoon everyone --my class is hard at work and I have wireless so I thought I would drop in --seems like everything is can't sorta calm over in the fanzone ---well back to work
Morning Pops and good Tuesday morning to the rest of you fellas/gals.
Have a great day!
Good morning everyone. Good morning CBZ. Hope you enjoyed the win on Sunday. Not everybody on this board seems able to do that.
Morning Cbz ---Morning fellows ---hope you have a good day
Morning Santiago...
Morning Zoniacs...
A bye week...ya gotta hate those.
Morning Pops. Morning Zoners. Bye week, I hate it.
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Founding one of tech industry's biggest players -- Apple -- and personally turning the company around in the late nineties was nothing compared to the challenge that Apple CEO Steve Jobs faced in 2004. Battling a rare and deadly form of pancreatic cancer, Mr. Jobs recovered thanks to surgery and reassumed his leadership role at the company, integrally helping to conceive, develop and release hit products such as the iPhone and MacBook Air.
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Whether your interest is personal — Get me off these hormones! — or policy-related — Global population is growing too fast! — the matters discussed at last month's Future of Contraception Initiative conference in Seattle matter to you.
True, the US birth rate (the number of children born per 1000 people) has steadily fallen since the recession hit in 2008 (down a full 10 percent from 2007) and fertility rates in industrialized countries are in general decline. But global population is projected to hit nine billion by the middle of this century. Population growth in Africa and parts of Asia is reaching crisis proportions — in some African countries, women bear an average of more than six children apiece, and only one in 10 African women uses birth control. Increased population means increased strain on resources, more crowding, more pollution, and more international health problems.
To this end, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation recently announced its renewed commitment to contraceptive research, symbolized by its co-sponsorship of the Future of Contraception event. It is a high-profile acknowledgement that "population pressures have a negative impact on health just as much as infectious disease," as John Amory, professor and researcher at the University of Washington Medical Center, puts it.
Meanwhile, after declining for more than two decades, the US abortion rate plateaued over the last three years. Activists on both sides of the abortion debate fear this could signal a reversal, a looming uptick in the termination of unplanned pregnancies. Some blame this trend on decreased use of contraception, which may be partly a result of Bush-era "abstinence-only" sex-ed policies.
A study by the Guttmacher Institute, a non-profit that gathers data on abortion, showed that the abortion rates were stalled at 19.6 per 1000 women. In the Washington Post, Guttmacher research associate Rachel Jones made the related case for contraception. "It's kind of a wake-up call that we need to increase access to contraceptives services so we can continue to prevent unintended pregnancies and the decline in abortions can continue again."
So-called "access" could refer to contraceptive price, clinic proximity, and convenience for the female user, but it could also refer to expanded options — the development of what Elaine Lissner, director of the Male Contraceptive Information Project, dubs "a contraceptive supermarket." The more choices, the better.
It was fitting that as the world's seven billionth human was born late last month, a group of researchers met to discuss future choices: developments in male and female birth control.
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Maybe it just comes down to this: You're a woman who's just filled your umpteenth prescription for the Pill or scheduled your upcoming IUD insertion or Depo shot, and you're wondering, What the heck is taking so long? When is this going to get easier? Why have women shouldered the burden (i.e., enjoyed the liberation) of birth control for more than half a century? When will men at least have the option of taking on (i.e., benefiting from) some of that responsibility?
Or perhaps you're a man, wanting to have more control over your own fertility, wanting to actively participate in family planning as one half of a long-term, monogamous partnership. Your only birth-control choices, at this point, are condoms or a vasectomy.
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My row is ready to mail. I will mail tomorrow. I have included hankies you may use or use your own. I included a small notebook and a label. Here are pictures of my row. I can't seem to take a picture of the full row , so it is in parts.
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
My row is ready to mail. I will mail tomorrow. I have included hankies you may use or use your own. I included a small notebook and a label. Here are pictures of my row. I can't seem to take a picture of the full row , so it is in parts.
Sherry, are you including a picture showing how you folded each one as I notice they are all different?
I made the folds up. I just laid the hankies out and folded them how I thought they looked like a butterfly in flight, landing or resting. I am sending a pattern for one position. When you get my row, just look at each one and see if you like that one. Three of mine are similar to each other and 2 are similar to each other.
Mary, I mailed my package today. Please let me know when it arrives. Mary, Jane, and Yvonne, we have not seen pictures of your rows. Please post pictures. Inquiring minds want to know.
My son and I are NOT experts at picture taking ... we just point and click. The row was laying on top of a table and we were looking down and at an angle to try to get it all in. We included a close up of two of the buildings.
Sorry ... also, don't know how to make pictures smaller.
Yvonne, that is adorable. I can't take pictures of the whole row either.
Yvonne, great job! I love the sleepy eyes on the buildings! I'm getting ideas....
Sherry, your package arrived today. I am really nervous about the label part. I will have to buy a pen of some sort and as a general rule I never write anything because my handwriting is so poor. May see if one of my DILs will do it for me.
Yes, I know inquiring minds want to know. So does mine! Haven't settled yet. Has to be this weekend. I have fabric that I want to use to sash mine with but I don't know whether to cut and send or just have them all sent back to me.
Have my BOM meeting in a couple of hours. To show how far behind I am, I finished THAT about 24 hours ago. Grrr...
I will meet the deadline. Just haven't totally figured it out in my mind. Too many ideas.
Yvonne, that is so cute! I am glad I am further down the line so that I can see what others do. That will be a challenge for me!


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The meeting begins at noon in the Tom Steves, Sr. Community Room, located in the Business Technology Center.
Farmer will present "Litigation 101: An overview of the paralegal's role during all phases of litigation." The presentation will give attendees a glimpse into the day-to-day duties and responsibilities of litigation paralegals as well as key tasks by paralegals throughout the lifecycle of a lawsuit.
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Overview: The Lion Clan's castle is well-guarded, with two moats and sentries. Patrols walk a regular path around the compound, watching for anything amiss. Of course, the ninja from the Scorpion Clan isn't easily seen or heard — and what's more, he has a traitor accomplice on the inside. The ninja and the traitor must carry out their mission and escape the compound before daybreak; meanwhile, the guards must do their duty to protect the castle.
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Who Will Like It? Fans of hidden movement games like the classic Scotland Yard or Letters From Whitechapel will enjoy this one, particularly if they like ninjas. It's set in the L5R universe, but it's a standalone board game so you don't actually need to have experience with that in order to enjoy this game.
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I think the refs were penalty happy right from the start (Redskins have twice as many penalties all year than us but we got called on a million) but we had pisspoor field position all game, special teams sucked tonight!!!...Our Vaunted DE's looked like a bunch of panzies as they have most of the season! I think Tuck AND Osi will be done this off-season. Phillips played??? Where? Fewell had corners playing off right to the last pass play...seriously? Fewell is not good...plain and simple...sorry he just isn't!!!
Locklear going down is the nail in the coffin for NY...Eli will get squashed with Diehl in there for the remainder of the season.
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Many people stayed here before, so now i'm looking for new ones. Here you will stay in a cosy bedroom with a double bed with one a single.(Note. if you need more send me a message. I can give you the whole flat as well)
It's probably the best location in whole website.
Whoever knows Istanbul, can undertstand the truth. I have a flat. Right at Center of Taksim. Which is close to anywhere you'd like to visit.
It's an old building with sculptures on ceiling, as an architect i did architectural drawings of it.
In my opinion for young people or whoever feels young its the best option. My flat has 2 rooms and a balcony.
Listing is for Bedroom with its private kitchenette, balcony and shower place.
You can also use living room as you like. i use living room only for sleeping. its free all day long. And one more thing, you'll be able to learn many places from an architect (me).You can have great time in here.
You don't need to bring fun with you, we have a lot in here, we can share. By the way, Taksim, is not a good place for the families with little children. Its more popular for young people and adults.
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Berkan is a really nice guy, he showed us around and gave us some tips. However the flat is careless, dirty, it should not have been rent. Or in case he wants to rent it, he has to lower the price significantly!! Because it is not worth for its price. Finally we had nice time there, thanks to our new flatmate too, however we would not go back there!
Excellent location and friendly host. We explored many sidestreets and mingled with locals. Berkan was very attentive and also showed us several "insider" spots with an excellent view of the city. The flat has a backpacker-traveller-feel. It's best suited for younger folks.
great journey in İstanbul, Berkan is really helpfull and always showing you places that you can't fınd in your guide book. the flat is in the center of İstanbul who is the center of Turquie!
living in the modern heart of istanbul we enjoyed our stay and spent a great time - there are so many hot spots to discover, so we were very glad to be guided by berkan. congratulation for beeing an excellent host and an architect !
It was very great! Perfect for young people, perfekt location, quiet and comfortable and a very, very nice and friendly host, who showed us many nice places!
We had a very pleasant stay at Berkan's house, the slot is perfect for 2 people and VERY quiet. Our host was friendly and warm welcome. The apartment is conveniently located in central Istiklal with quick access by tram up to historical district of Sultanahmet.
Berkan indicates a complete list of restaurants, cafes, nightclubs and pastries typical for every taste and every budget, and within 5 minutes walk.
A precious address to visit Istanbul.
It was a nice place to stay. It is very central in Taksim Beyoglu. The place is not a 5 Star- wellness-relax-silent place.. BUT it is one of the greatest palces i ever stayed.. the people are sweet, Berkan is a great roommate.. i asked him all the time a lot of things.. he was very patient :-)
The place is a real student place... an old builiding with just the basic things you need to live,... it is very cozy and because its sooo central, ait is also sometimes little noisy... but if you like feeling the city in front of your door- there you can have it!!! I would definitly go back there, especially cause you feel you are joining the real turkish student life.... i wouldnt go there if i am like 50 years old and if i want to have a romantic time with my man... there is a lot of great action, which i loved.... of course you can also go alone to your room, but there you feel like joining the people cause they are so funny!!!!!
ужасные условия!!!!!!!!!!!!!! постель старая , а простыней вообще не было!!!
сыро. тараканы!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! вместо трех ночей пробыл одну и то, потому что поздно приехал. фото не этой квартиры. и проживание вместе с хозяином!!!!!!!!!!
Als je graag alle leuke plekjes en de bezienswaardigheden lopend wil opzoeken, dan is het onderkomen bij Berkan een ideale plek. Ook als je niet om luxe geeft, want het is een heel eenvoudig logement. Maar de gastvrijheid van de eigenaar maakt alles goed. Als ook je graag in de avond uit zou willen dan is de beroemde Istiklal Avenue the place to be. En het is letterlijk om de hoek. Ontbijt krijg je niet, maar er is een kitchenette. Anders kun je lekker en goedkoop in de talloze eettentjes gaan eten.De bewoners van deze historie rijke stad zijn ongelooflijk vriendelijk en behulpzaam. Ze helpen je graag op de weg en je zou merken dat ze heel trots zijn op hun Istanboel.Dus geniet van al dat moois in de stad en op het water (doe Bosphorus trip!).Ik heb intens genoeten en denk volgend jaar terug te gaan.
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Some change or improvement you'd like to make, or some disappointment you'd like to eliminate…
Maybe you'd like to go back to "The Phantom Menace" and digitally erase Jar Jar Binks. How about taking Mickey Rooney out of "Breakfast at Tiffany's"? Maybe you want Leo to live at the end of "Titanic" or killed Sam Witwicky at some point during Transformers? What if "Aliens 3" were set on Earth, or if "The Village" didn't have that twistless twist at the end of it, or if Neo didn't bring his powers into the "real world" at the end of the Matrix trilogy.
Whatever it is, everyone has some element they'd change. Some movie element that irks them. What's yours? Which movie(s) would YOU change if you could?
Hindsight is 20/20! Let's hear which movies you wish they had gotten right the first time around!


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Movie Review: American Hustle

Bradley Cooper, Jennifer Lawrence and more star in one of the best films of 2013.

Director: David O. Russell
Rating: R
Studio: Annapurna Pictures
Stars: Christian Bale, Bradley Cooper, Amy Adams, Jeremy Renner
With American Hustle, this year's flip, edgy comic knockout from Silver Linings Playbook director David O. Russell, the go-for-broke director and co-screenwriter Eric Singer sink us neck deep into a spectacularly skewed spin on the late 1970s, early 1980s sting operation known as ABSCAM, a screwy setup involving FBI agents recruiting con jobbers to entrap public servants on the take.
The federal corruption probe ensnared seven congressmen, a U.S. senator, three Philadelphia councilmen, a New Jersey state legislator and more. It also involved bogus Arab sheikhs, stolen paintings and huge cash payoffs for Atlantic City casino permits. Insane stuff, really. But unlike, say, Argo, which played it relatively straight despite tons of falsehoods, American Hustle plays things for laughs, right from its jaunty, tone-setting title that informs us "Some of this actually happened." All the better for Russell to unleash his formidable cast of fast-on-their-feet actors, including Christian Bale, Amy Adams, Bradley Cooper, Jennifer Lawrence and Jeremy Renner, in a roundelay of manipulations, deceptions, betrayals, schemes and emotional misfires, all wrapped up in bling, plunging necklines, polyester, Aqua Net and disco balls. It's almost irrelevant to dissect details of the plot. But, for the record, the movie is about how a hot-wired Jheri-curled a-hole of an FBI guy (Cooper) ropes paunchy dry cleaning shop owner Bale (brilliant and almost unrecognizable) and his fiercely ambitious fellow bottom-feeding con artist (Adams, a drop-dead revelation here) into entrapping a well-meaning New Jersey mayor who sports an Elvis impersonator–worthy pompadour (Renner). They see Renner (who's never been better) as the linchpin to teasing out other politicians on the take from the mob. The wild card they forget to factor into the equation is Bale's sharp but volatile and vengeful wife (an astounding, scene-stealing comic turn by Lawrence). Using to brilliant effect tunes like Duke Ellington's "Jeep's Blues," The Bee Gees' "How Can You Mend a Broken Heart" and Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes' "Don't Leave Me This Way," Russell plays the movie at manic, full frenzy mode, a little like something explosive and startlingly alive by Preston Sturges, only on speed. With all of its characters clawing for survival, and maybe more than a little on the side, the too-long movie is as exhilarating as it is exhausting.
But when American Hustle lands, it's bravura stuff on the level of old-time Scorsese. It's a movie of astounding virtuosity, playfulness and know-how, made for audiences as drunk on movies as Russell is. He's made one of the great films in a banner year for American moviemaking. Let's hope he's already at work on his next.


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Brainerd Jaycees Run for the Lakes to be held April 26-27 in Nisswa
The Brainerd Jaycees Run for the Lakes will be Friday and Saturday, April 26-27, in Nisswa.
Race events will include a kids' fun run and 5K and health expo Friday and the 10K, half, full and relay marathon events Saturday. This is the sixth year of the event and is expected to draw more than 1,500 runners.
The race weekend will start Friday, April 26, at Grand View Lodge's Gull Lake Center in Nisswa where racers can pick up their participant packet and visit the Health Expo presented by Essentia Health from 2-7 p.m.
The Health Expo is open to the public. A number of vendors will be on site with health and wellness information, demonstrations and product giveaways.
At 6 p.m. Friday, April 26, Nisswa Mayor Brian Lehman will make race weekend official by welcoming racers in downtown Nisswa. Races will start with the Kids 1K Fun Run at 6:15 p.m. followed by the 5K race at 6:30 p.m.
The 10K, full, half and relay marathons will begin Saturday morning, April 27, in Nisswa. The marathon events will start at 8 a.m. followed by the 10K at 8:15 a.m.
New this year, all racers participating in the 5K race distance or longer have the option of choosing women's or men's fit race shirts rather than the generic fit that has been offered in the past. Post-race activities Saturday, April 27, have been enhanced to include The 27th Mile Awards Ceremony & Celebration.
In the first five years of the Brainerd Jaycees Run for the Lakes race events more than $20,000 has been donated to various nonprofit causes. The main beneficiary of this year's race proceeds will be the Power Packs program for youth in the area middle schools. Power Packs are bags that consist of 3-5 pounds of nutritious, non-perishable food products. The Packs also include literature on nutrition, activities and tips on how to develop healthy eating habits. The program is based on income guidelines and is free to families that wish to participate.
Major sponsors of the 2013 Brainerd Jaycees Run for the Lakes are Essentia Health, Michelob Ultra, Lakes Printing and Grand View Lodge. Complete details about Run for the Lakes, including registration information for all events, can be found online at www.runforthelakes.com.


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Obama: "The government is us, and we're doing things right"
posted at 1:21 pm on July 8, 2013 by Erika Johnsen
In addendum to Allahpundit's earlier post on the president's new-fangled plan to use Google and his campaign's 21st-century technological savvy and whatever else in what will surely be the glorious attempt to improve the efficiency, intelligence, and accuracy of our hugely metastasized federal government, here's some video of the man himself delivering this most auspicious news at the White House this morning. We apparently need to stop taking "comfort in just being cynical," everybody, and the president is here with an "aggressive management agenda that delivers a smarter, more innovative and more accountable government for its citizens." Great. Via the Washington Examiner:
We've got to have the brightest minds to help solve our biggest challenges. And it's a reminder that in this democracy, we the people recognize that this government belongs to us, and it's up to each of us and every one of us to make it work better. We can't just stand on the sidelines. We can't take comfort in just being cynical. We all have a stake in government's success, because the government is us, and we're doing things right. When we're tracking weather more effectively, that saves lives for folks who are in the path of a tornado. …
If you say so, chief, but this certainly sounds like an awful lot more of the federal government's typical pattern of attacking the symptoms and glossing over the actual disease.
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For a dollop of exotica in the Islamic world treat yourself to a magical encounter in the storied Red City of Marrakech.
The political climate is stable and the hospitality unfailing in Morocco's tourist hotspot. The ochre-coloured walls, alleys and buildings boast a wealth of enchanting experiences.
If it's your first time in Marrakech, base yourself in the heart of the Medina (the old town). Set against the backdrop of the Atlas Mountains, the blaze of rose and red-tinted sandstone buildings are a delight to explore, as the bustle of traditional medina living swirls around you. Cheeky kids pass on scooters, horses haul produce-laden carts, pharmacies burst with colourful herbal potions and tagine cooking sizzles on the sidewalks. And don't shy away from tasting the dates, figs and sweet cakes.
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For a good view of the square's activity, pull up a chair and grab a chilled drink from one of the surrounding terrace bars. From there, enter the Aladdin's cave-like Souks and markets streets.
Among the colourful fresh produce stands and souvenir shops, a slew of superb craftwork tumbles out into the lanes. Puzzlework mosaics, lattice screens, spectacular pottery and Moroccan lamps were the show-stoppers for me. Haggling is expected. Be sure to enjoy a hot mint tea, if the frenetic souk activity starts to take its toll.
For culture vultures, there's a variety of museums and palaces in the centre of town, to give you a sense of Marrakech's imperial heritage. But if you're looking for a change of scenery, I highly recommend setting aside some time to explore the Jardin Majorelle. Gifted to the city by Yves Saint Laurent, this is where cactus meets couture. Rare flora from all over the world thrives in the shadow of the art deco villa, built in 1931 by painter Jacques Majorelle.


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#1 Tue 23 Jan 07 10:04pm
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School Dinners in France
Having lived in France for over 2 years I watched with interest the school dinner saga. Here my son (age 7) enjoys a 3 course meal every day including fresh fruit and vegetables, meat or fish and a healthy dessert. All with a chunk of french bread and endless jugs of water....
This is all cooked on site using fresh, local ingredients. Oh, and it costs me just over 1.50 euros per day.
It should also be said that all the children and teachers sit down and eat together and the lunch time is 2 hours long including playtime.
Another great reason for living here apart from the weather.
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Re: School Dinners in France
Hello, I don't know where you live? sounds great:)
But there is a major problem here in france as well as the UK. Yes, they serve a "balanced meal" but there are ALOT of schools that almost all ingredients are tinned or dried and no actual cooking goes on!
Other schools don't have the good fortune to have their meals cooked on the premises so it is delivered by a caterer, who also cooks for the local hospital and retirement home (think hospital food).
My dd's school is alright but could be alot better.............;Hopefully the UK trend will catch on here!
leannetimm in SW france
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Discussion in 'News Zone' started by Kilyin, Oct 1, 2012.
I don't blame Romo, 3 of those INT's were not his fault. The other two was him just trying to press at the end of the game.
shovel/fumble was his fault
and the most critical of all the blunders, IMO. The D had just given us the ball back. The game was well within reach even if we just kick a field goal.
What part of the idiot guard play did you not see? That would never have happened IF WE HAD ADEQUATE BLOCKING!
See above
It still doesn't excuse the random shovel or whatever you want to call that was. Just take the hit. I love Romo to, but c'mon man!
That play was a dagger.
Agreed...take the sack and move on.
He was bad tonight. Yeah, some of it wasn't his fault, but quite a bit was.
I still can't see blaming him for this team's woes though. Our woes start in the trenches and work their way all the way up to ownership.
He can't block for himself.
Take another hit where he'll probably fumble anyway and/or get hurt? Great idea.
lol OK. He still got hit either way. You really think he'll probably fumble if he tucks the ball?
C'mon dude, I love Tony but quit being such a homer. Anybody can make mistakes, and he did there. O Line played good enough to win this game.
I never said he couldn't make mistakes. He clearly made some today. The last two picks were clearly on him, but the first three weren't IMO. As usual Dez ran a crappy route. The guy seems to think he can just go up and catch the ball over the DB consistently without even trying to run a route. He's so freaking lazy.
The next one Ogeltree dropped a pass and it was caught in the air. Romo can't make these idiots catch. All he can do is put it in the best possible spot. Other than that first Giants game Ogeltree has been pretty average. He hasn't been even close to as consistent as Robinson was.
The third again no time to throw and you don't want him taking a sack. We had trouble scoring to begin with and the last thing we needed was to be set back even more. He tried to make a play and the Bears made a great player and scored. It's on the OL for not blocking
You want him taking a sack over a side arm hot potato.
You want him to get drilled and possibly injured?
This is football. He already got hit on the play and still played hot potato. Is that the only way you can explain that play in Tony's favor?
That's about as soft as this team right now.
It's not that simple man. When you're playing quarterback and you have this big dudes coming full speed you wanna get the ball out as soon as possible. Again Tony tried to make a play. That's what he does. The defender just made a better one.
Sometimes the best play is take the sack! It is his job to understand the game situation and make the best choice for the team. I'm sorry, but you don't side arm prayer the ball in that situation it is that simple. He did the same thing last week and obviously didn't learn from his mistake there.
What an awesome guy. This coaching staff and team doesn't deserve him. Not a single excuse and taking the entire blame on his shoulders for the rest of his crap team, especially the offensive line turnstile. I know you're a competitve guy and want to win and you will always because they always have that fire that can't be extinguished. Just enjoy your beautiful wife and new son until the rest of the team with a few exceptions gives a crap.
Really? People are calling the fumble/interception knocked out from behind while trying to escape due to his crapensive line to the linebacker a shovel pass? Get your eyes checked.
So Tony should be miserable and act like losing a football game is the worse thing ever because that's what the fans are doing?
Some of you take it way too seriously. It's just a game at the end of the day.


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Pequot Lakes High School has been selected to participate in a partnership with the University of Minnesota to help kids reach their highest potential.
Ramp‐Up to Readiness is a college preparedness program designed to help Minnesota middle and high school students succeed at the next level, whether they choose a four-year college or university or a technical or community college.
In April, school officials participated in an official program launch on the university's St. Paul campus, where they joined teachers, principals and counselors from 15 schools around the state who are joining 44 schools already implementing Ramp‐Up to Readiness.
"We are excited to be implementing this program to help meet the needs of all students as they graduate from Pequot Lakes High School," said Tracy Tschida, coordinator for the program at Pequot Lakes High School.
High schools in this cohort are part of an important study funded by the U.S. Department of Education's Institute of Education Sciences as part of work by the Midwest Regional Educational Laboratory (REL Midwest). The study aims to better understand the processes and interventions that enhance college going, college completion, and workforce success.
According to a growing body of research, by 2018 more than 70 percent of jobs in Minnesota will require some form of education past high school.
"We're excited to be part of this aligned effort and help Minnesota enter a new era, one in which all of our students are expected and supported to go beyond a high school diploma," Tschida said.
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I'm gonna need a new yard before too long and I was wondering how do you usually find somebody willing to let you put hives on there land ? Also what kind of arrangement you make with them ? If you Pay them with honey how much do you give them per hive ?
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My name is Dave (hello dave!) and it really hurts me to admit this, but I recently used check mite plus.
In January almost every hive in my yard had a serious infestation of small hive beetles, and I was afraid that if I didn't do something soon it would be too late once pollen really started coming in. Plus, I was afraid that if I fed (pollen sub especially) that would aggravate the problem - I felt like my hands were tied.
So I bit the hard chemical bullet and ordered some Check mite plus. I had heard that it would knock out most SHB in as little as 2-3 days, so I reduced most hives down to one box and put in one strip for one week - the directions say 40 days or so. I marked all of the frames so that I would never extract honey from them. A week or so later (after they aired out) I checkerboarded to give them room and stores.
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Thanks for a great tutorial. Seems very easy to follow.Looking at picture yesterday I wondered how you shaped it, now I understand. Can't wait to try.
Great tut. I was putting extra dart in that maybe I don't need to do that. I will finish the one I am doing and see....you are not stepping on anyone's toes..we all love a good tut.....
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Mr. and Ms. UTSA 2004, Stephen Cheney and Becky Bromley
Students vote online for Mr. and Ms. UTSA 2005
(Feb. 22, 2005)--As part of the UTSA Homecoming 2005 celebration, the Student Alumni Association and the Alumni Association are sponsoring the annual Mr. and Ms. UTSA contest, which honors students who embody the spirit of UTSA.
The winners will be decided by an online vote by students Tuesday, Feb. 22 and Wednesday, Feb. 23. Voting is online through the ASAP information system. Students can log on at any UTSA computer kiosk, UTSA computer labs or at home. Voters must be enrolled at UTSA for the spring 2005 semester.
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To view the biographies of the candidates, go to the Alumni Association Web site.
Winners will be announced during halftime at the men's basketball game in the Convocation Center Saturday, Feb. 26. The winners will receive 14k-gold official UTSA rings; runners-up receive a cash award.
For more information, contact Stephanie Miller at (210) 458-4133.
How to vote
- From ASAP, login, click on "Personal Information."
- Click on"Answer a Survey."
- Click on "2005 Mr. and Ms. UTSA Voting."
- Vote for Mr. UTSA.
- Click on "Next Question" to vote for Ms. UTSA. (If you click on "Survey Complete" before you have voted for Ms. UTSA, you will not be able to reenter ASAP and access the survey.)
- Click on "Survey Complete" to submit your votes.