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Gearing up towards fall now. I have 2 hives - one is a packed 6 medium super hive, one is a fairly struggling 4 medium super hive that was requeened with a Russian in late June but hasn't really taken off, altho it has built up.
The top super (#4) of struggling hive has remained completely empty, just built up frames that I had put in there.
So this is what I did. I took 4 capped and uncapped honey frames (with some capped brood on them) from the top super (#6) of the strong hive, and swapped them into the empty top super (#4) of the weaker hive. I also took a full capped brood frame from the strong hive (super #3) and put it in with the swapped honey frames in the weaker hive. So now the top super of the weaker hive, instead of being empty, has 4 frames of honey (with some packed brood) and one frame of full packed brood. I took the bees along with the frames.
I was thinking of just swapping the top super from the strong hive with the empty super of the struggling hive, but I was afraid an entire super of bees might maul the Russian queen? I was afraid to add too many foreign bees at one time, in case there were enough of them to put up a fight. Yes? No?
So now what should I do? Do I need to go back in and check the weaker hive and make sure it's populated enough and has enough honey in, say, another 3 weeks? Since the strong hive seems to have an excess of everything - brood and honey - should I just keep plopping them into the weaker hive, or do you think 5 swapped frames means enough is enough already.
Also, I have a new note taking system. I numbered the hives, the supers, and the frames on paper and jot down what each frame contains. The only problem is, I keep getting off count - I have 3 frames left, but my notes say 4. GRRRR. It's so distracting going thru the hives, it's hard to keep accurate count of which frame you're on. GRRR.

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Excited isn't strong enough adjective for me, wahooooooooooo is more like it, come home little squishy!
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Excited isn't strong enough adjective for me, wahooooooooooo is more like it, come home little squishy!
Squishy mail is headed your way! Expect arrival Wednesday or Thursday. Please post here when you receive it.
Honchey, your package will leave the nest on Wednesday.
Ladies thank you so much for playing with us. It has been a pleasure! Hugs and happy quilting.
"I don't buy vintage quilts. By the time I finish the quilts I've started they've already become antiques." ~ Mark Lipinski
Link to my albums: http://www.quiltingboard.com/members...85-albums.html
Thanks Fraew, I really appreciate it!!! I have sewn the three pieces from 90 sets so far and need the infusion of other fabrics...It will be a great surprise when I get to NC.
Woohoo squishy mail! I hope mine gets here fast as it doesn't have far to travel!
Thanks Fraew....you did a wonderful swap......thanks for making us happy happy happy!
"Queen B" of the "2017/18 2.5" Birthday Swap
Different swap away from QB, Barb hosts newbies there. She ROCKS, too!
Fraew, girl you ROCK, too! Thank you for all the effort you put into helping us make the Charming Addition, so excited to do my layout for it after I organize all the cool squishy contents. You are appreciated!


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UTSA shuttle bus with new signage
New electronic signs to enhance UTSA shuttles
By Jane Wilcox
Director of Business Auxiliary Services
(Feb. 16, 2009)--The Transportation Services division of UTSA Business Auxiliary Services has identified initiatives that will enhance the shuttle system. The first of these initiatives is electronic signage on UTSA buses.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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Digital signs will be installed on each of the shuttle buses over the next few weeks, replacing the difficult-to-read corplast signs that currently identify the bus routes. This measure will assist riders with an easier way to determine which bus serves each of the routes.
Other possible initiatives might include enhanced shuttle maps that are expanded to include maps to the off-campus apartments, a pilot program for approved UTSA department advertising on the inside of the buses and collaboration with the athletics department to brand the buses with the new Roadrunner logo.
For more information, call UTSA Business Auxiliary Services at (210) 458-4003.


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After 28 years, justice may finally be levied against the killer of Saba Girmai, a Santa Clara County woman who was found strangled to death in in a Mountain View dumpster in 1985, according to the Mountain View Police Department and the county district attorney.
Read the full story here Web Link posted Friday, January 11, 2013, 12:00 AM
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Arrest in decades-old murder case
Original post made on Jan 10, 2013
Like this commentPosted by Steve
a resident of Jackson Park
on Jan 10, 2013 at 5:52 pm
Great news to hear. My younger brother was an employee of that Safeway when she was discovered in the garbage bin. I thought he said a fellow employee had discovered her, but perhaps time has blurred that detail for me. His description of what he saw gave me chills.


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Artists at Work at Mainstreet Artists' Co-Op
|Arts & Entertainment
|Mainstreet Arists Co-Op
|93 Main St., Waynesville
|Oct 06, 2013
Mainstreet Arists Co-Op, located at 93 Main St. (at Miller Street) presents "Artists At Work" Thursday, Oct. 3 to Sunday, Oct. 6. Member artists listed will demonstrate their work as scheduled, and others may drop in to participate as well. Join them to watch while you browse during these beautiful fall days.
The lineup includes:
Thursday, Oct. 3
Jeanne Theordore and Joyce Brunsvold, each quilting and demonstrating their fabric arts from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.;
Nick DePaolo, painting demo from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.;
James Smythe, will work on a pastel painting throughout the day.
Friday, Oct. 4
Linda Twomey, artistic reviving of a table with stencils and glazing from
1 to 4 p.m.
Saturday, Oct. 5
Gretchen Clasby, painting demo and calendar presentation from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.;
Teri Siewert, full demo of Encaustic painting, all day with short breaks;
Diannah Beauregard, will demonstrate CAD (Computer Aided Design) as is applied to the jewelry industry. See in real time how a piece will look when finished, in a virtual state, from 1 to 4 p.m.
Sunday, Oct. 6
Jeanne Coburn, torn paper collage with a whimsical approach to traditional subjects, from 1 to 5 p.m.;
Nick DePaolo, painting demo from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
For more information, visit Mainstreet Artists Co-Op Facebook page or call 246-0526.
Event Dates
|Oct 03, 2013 : 10:00 AM
|Oct 04, 2013 : 10:00 AM
|Oct 05, 2013 : 10:00 AM
|Oct 06, 2013 : 10:00 AM


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On Sunday evening, a powerful tornado tore through the town of Joplin, Missouri, creating a devastating path of destruction. Twenty minutes before the tornado touched down, warning sirens sounded, and residents scrambled to find cover or leave town. But for many, 20 minutes was not enough time.
The tornado touched down at around 6:00 p.m. It destroyed thousands of homes and business, injured 750 people and killed at least 122 people. Three days later, as residents start to pick up the pieces, the search for missing victims continues. "We are still in search-and-rescue mode," said Mark Rohr, Joplin's city manager.
A Mighty Tornado
Sunday's tornado was the country's eighth deadliest since record-keeping began in 1840. The National Weather Service said the twister was an EF5, the highest rating possible on a scale of tornado power and intensity.
Bill Davis, the lead forecaster on a National Weather Service team, said that only an unusually powerful tornado could destroy so many sturdy buildings, including a hospital, a bank and a Pepsi bottling plant. "Numerous well-built residential homes were basically leveled," he said.
The Road to Recovery
With four school buildings destroyed, class has been cancelled for all Joplin students for the rest of the school year. But officials have vowed to be ready for the new school year to begin on August 17, as scheduled.
The district is working to determine which buildings can be used. Some Joplin students may be sent to attend school in other districts. "We definitely have a deadline, and we're looking to make that happen," Superintendent C.J. Huff told The Joplin Globe.
As Joplin residents turned their attention to recovery efforts, violent weather struck the Midwest again on Tuesday and Wednesday. Tornados tore through parts of Oklahoma, Arkansas and Kansas, killing at least 14 people.
With so many communities devastated by the recent twisters, many wonder how they can lend a hand. The American Red Cross has set up a donation page that allows you to give directly to tornado relief. For more information, visit www.redcross.org.


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Looks good, thanks for the link.
Saw some great pics of the newest Magpul AK accessories: their new M3 AK magazine and MOE grip. They look pretty nifty.
"Suppose you were an idiot, and suppose you were a member of Congress. But I repeat myself."
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Newest eBook: The Deer Family by Teddy Roosevelt, and others
The pistol grip sure looks nice, to bad the only AK I have left has a thumb hole stock already which fits me well.
cant wait to try out some magpul AK mags!
Hate takes LESS energy & thought... Dont be so Lazy.
Building or Bitching? which are you here to do?
YES, i work for TEC Tactical. 02/07 SOT
I can't wait to try out the mags.
Enforcement, NOT Amnesty!!!!!!
"If theyre going to come here illegally, apply for & receive assistance through a corrupted Government agency encouraging this lawless behavior, work under the table & send billions of dollars each year back to their families in Mexico, while bleeding local economies dry, protest in our streets waving their Mexican flags DEMANDING rights, while I have to press 1′ for English, then they need to be shipped back to where they came from!" -Chad Miller


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Rumors have been saying that the next season is called Survivor One World.This season both tribes will be living in the same beach.It will be Male vs Female again.No returning players and no redemption island.Filming is done.
I am glad that there's finally no returning players.
I am just wondering, why didn't they do a Parvarti VS Amanda. That would be epic.Or Stephanie VS Ozzy, both are like male and female version of athletes champions... I don't know why did they bring Coach in.
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Convinced the world is facing another oil shock, Chris Northover has built himself a fully functioning electric car. The Wanganui lawyer believes an impending Israel-Iran conflict will cause an oil crisis reminiscent of the 1970s.
So the mechanical tinkerer bought a second-hand 1993 Nissan Sentra and imported a controller, rare-earth permanent magnet and brushless electric motor from China. Batteries came from the United States.
He stripped the engine and clutch out of the car, replaced them with the electric engine and batteries and made everything else required during the 18-month project.
It took hundreds of hours, cost $11,000 and was at times almost heartbreaking in its complexity, he says.
Northover contracted a lung infection through spending most of last winter in his garage working on the vehicle and says he might have quit but for the encouragement of friends.
The result is a car with a range of about 50km and a top speed of 100km/h. The engine generates only 11kW but it's more than enough for what the Northovers use it for - generally just getting from their suburban home into the city and back.
Although plans exist for future disruptions, our Government does not anticipate an oil crisis this year:
Treasury forecasts assume that oil prices will decline from December 2012 to mid 2017.
However, Treasury leaves the door open for a possible oil shock, saying: "Other notable international risks include the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, which has the potential to push up oil prices and disrupt trade."
A parliamentary report written in 2010, titled "The Next Oil Shock", did envisage that 2013 could be a difficult year for oil supply globally, but the report did not dwell on another Middle East conflict.
The Petroleum Demand Restraint Act 1981 allows for rationing of fuel and other emergency measures in the event of a severe fuel shortage.
The Auckland Civil Defence emergency management fuel contingency plan is primarily focused on ensuring that lifeline utilities, emergency services and health agencies have sufficient fuel to maintain their essential services.
Northover is unimpressed.
"We've run down our rail and coastal shipping, and now just about everything gets transported by truck. We have good renewables, including hydro and geothermal, but the public remains too dependant on fossilfuels. "It's not just being able to drive to the beach on Sunday - everything we consume depends on the availability of cheap oil.
"Transforming our national vehicle fleet to electric power deserves priority in my view, but politicians don't grasp the urgency."
If he was doing the car project again, Northover would tackle it differently.
"I'd just buy a Toyota Prius and put a great big stack of lithium ion batteries in the back, where there's space for them.
"Then I'd get a little piece of electrical trickery to fool the Japanese electronics into thinking that the battery wasn't getting flat so the motor would never start.
"Bingo, a dedicated plug-in electric car, good for 90km on battery power alone."


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Saab might actually have a future if each new vehicle keeps getting better. I hope they keep taking the jet-inspired HUD interior style even further. It's extremely cool and original. Too bad they can't bring this out sooner. I never was much into Saab vehicles before but the new 9-5 and this 9-1 are pulling me in.http://www.caranddriver.com/news/car/10q1/2014_saab_9-1_rendered-car_news
I know they say that most of the design is going to come from the BioHybrid, but I hope they switch to the 9-X Air for their inspiration.
-----------------------Swedish Automobi|es Are Boss
Actually, another auto magazine just drew up a 9-1 (but they, Auto Motor and Sport, call it the 92):
-----------------------Swedish Automobi|es Are Boss
saab always had a lot of potential, GM just did not have the money to come out with everything they wanted to role out with... it sorda suck that they invested all that movoney on the concepts that are going to be roling out in the next couple of years
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I have a feeling it won't look much like that once it hits the market.
=================================No, Brian, it's a foreign car, the "T" is silent. Sweet, I'm getting an Audi!
The 9-2 or 92... I like that!!!
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The 92 is hot...looks like the old Saab 96http://www.carpictures.com/media/images/400/09LUA484030824AA.jpeg
That's pretty cool. A radical departure from the evolutionary style of the first pic, but it still speaks to Saab's heritage. For some reason is seems very steampunk.
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Not a fan of the grill that's integrated into the headlight, but other than that, it looks good. I like the roof with the GT-R-esq blacked out A-pillar.
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I really like that 9-1 up top. And whoever said they need to continue their jet like interior is correct, it looks fantastic


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This logo stapler is a cute and practical desk accessory.
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Dry conditions leave area at risk for grass fires
Prolonged winter weather didn't prevent a grass and wildfire season, it just shortened it.
Burning restrictions in the lakes area took effect Monday, May 6, and fire crews were busy Monday and Tuesday.
"Conditions have been out of the ordinary but the snow has disappeared and the fine fuels — the grasses and leaves and so forth — are dry," said Mark Mortensen, DNR fire program forester in Brainerd.
A sunny day with a bit of wind could ignite and carry fires, he said. The area needs rain, warm temperatures and sunshine so those dry leaves and grasses green up.
With burning restrictions in place, only forestry offices will issue burning permits on a case-by-case basis. An urgent need must be demonstrated, such as a construction project or agricultural burn that must be completed.
The DNR and area fire departments have been busy battling grass fires. Last week, a fire north of Motley burned 25 acres, and fires ignited south of Brainerd, north of Brainerd and in Nisswa.
Pequot Lakes firefighters were called to a grass fire Tuesday, May 7, and on Monday, May 6, several grass fires occurred around the same time — west of Jenkins, west of Pequot Lakes, near the Wadena County line and near Leader. The fire west of Pequot Lakes was 18 acres in size.
About 20 DNR foresters worked to extinguish Monday's grass fires, and firefighters from the Pequot Lakes and Nisswa fire departments assisted with the fires in Pequot Lakes and Jenkins.
A helicopter dropped water on the fire in Jenkins, though still-frozen lakes were causing problems in fighting some of the fires.
"We have no water available at this point for use of the CL-215 air tankers," Mortensen said last week, noting there were no large enough openings of water for the water scoopers.
There were limited areas where helicopters could dip the water with a bucket, he said.
Nisswa firefighters battled a grass fire last Tuesday, April 30, on private property just north of Nisswa Marine off Highway 371 that burned two to three acres. The property owners were burning the day before and thought the fire was extinguished, Nisswa Fire Chief Richard Geike said, noting the windy conditions reignited the pile.
"It's dry right now. People are going to have to be careful. I just can't tell people to be careful enough," Geike said.
He said Friday, May 3, that a firefighter driving down the road that morning saw a pile of leaves smoking, most likely from being burned the night before.
"That kind of stuff's going to get us," he said. "They have to make double sure that fire's out. The only way to do that is to keep wetting it down and stirring it up. If you just pour water over the top and don't stir, anything in the middle is still burning."
Pequot Lakes Fire Chief Tom Nelson said residents shouldn't get a false sense of security from the snowmelt.
"Some people get fooled because the ground may be wet, but grass that's standing is dry," he said. "Grass, anything like that, dries up fast and it doesn't take long to get that stuff burning."
Nelson cautioned people who burned big piles over the winter that those embers stay hot for a long time. A windy day can stir up those ashes and get fires going again, he said, especially with the lack of rain.
"If you burned three months ago there a good chance it's still hot underneath," Nelson said.
Mortensen urged residents to be aware that the area does have conditions that would allow a fire to burn and spread. So if anyone is outside working with equipment or burning a campfire, be cautious and aware of the conditions.
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i think we all agree that the giants have more important needs than tight end but as we know the giants take the player with the highest grade and these players are VERY intriguing
First Off
ERIC EBRON TE NORTH CAROLINA 6'4 245lbs
2013 SEASON 31 REC 532 YDS 17.2 AVG 71 LNG 3TD This is through 6 games
Strengths: Athletic enough to be split outside and use his size to post-up against smaller cornerbacks, Ebron is a true mismatch. His size, strength and aggression also make him an effective blocker at the point of attack.
--Rob Rang
Then Jace Amaro Texas Tech 6'5 260 through 7 games
2013 SEASON 56 REC 742YDS 13.3 yards AVG 47 LNG 3 TD
Lining up mostly in the slot, Amaro is a big, fluid athlete who uses his thick body to gain proper positioning in coverage and uses his large, soft mitts to attack the ball in the air. He is a balanced route-runner and collects himself when changing direction with smooth moves to create separation. Amaro is dangerous after the catch and isn't an easy ballcarrier to bring down, running with power and toughness.
receiving tightend but i think he has good size to become the blocker he is needed to be
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Contact Pacific Southwest Waste Program
Pacific Southwest, Region 9
Serving: Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, Pacific Islands, Tribal Nations
Solid Waste Management on Tribal Lands
Developing Solid Waste Codes and Ordinances
On This Page:
- What is a Solid Waste Code?
- Why might a tribe want to develop a solid waste code?
- What are the suggested steps to develop a solid waste code?
- What are the elements of a tribal code?
- How does a tribe implement a solid waste code?
- Once a tribe has a solid waste code in place how does the tribe enforce the requirements?
- Where can I go for more information?
- Examples of Tribal SWMPs
- Assistance with Developing a SWMP
What is a Solid Waste Code?
Solid waste codes are a formal legal method of promoting or preventing behaviors. For example, one might develop a code to promote recycling and another to prevent illegal dumping. Code development is the first step in developing a solid waste regulatory program.
There are three main steps when establishing a solid waste regulatory program:
- Code development
- Implementation
- Enforcement
Why might a tribe want to develop a solid waste code?
Codes can be used to promote tribal waste management goals, to protect public health and the environment, or to protect natural resources.
What are the suggested steps to develop a solid waste code?
The number, complexity, and importance of waste management issues can differ significantly among tribes and therefore the approach will vary from tribe to tribe. Generally, the first step in code development is to determine an approach that meets your tribe's specific needs. Some tribes find that certain issues are better addressed through non-regulatory or combination regulatory/non-regulatory approaches rather than a strictly regulatory approach.
Non-regulatory approaches can include education and outreach campaigns, setting voluntary goals, or incentive-based campaigns for a variety of programs including recycling, composting, source reduction, or household hazardous waste collection programs.
Before development, the tribe's solid waste management plan (SWMP) should be consulted. A SWMP identifies common problems and possible solutions, as well as identifies all the various aspects of solid waste management. Once areas are identified as issues that require a code, it is helpful to identify which portion of your solid waste program requires codes and what the scope of these codes should be (i.e., comprehensive vs. targeted). If limited funding, staffing, or time is a concern, it may be more viable to develop codes that address a single, targeted priority issue rather than developing a comprehensive solid waste regulation. Examples of targeted codes could include:
- Open dumping
- Cleanup and closure of open dumps
- Open burning
- Abandoned vehicles and vehicle-related wastes
- Abandoned large appliances/white goods
- Construction and demolition waste
- Solid waste facility siting and permitting
When developing a solid waste code, it is helpful to work with a lawyer, the Tribal Council, the Tribal court, the local community, other departments within the tribal government, and other relevant parties to ensure it will be appropriate and useful for the tribe. Keep in mind that initially, other tribal representatives may not agree that solid waste codes are necessary. It may be helpful to have a presentation outlining existing conditions and needs on hand for these first meetings.
What are the elements of a tribal code?
Although Tribal regulations differ significantly from one another in their scope and complexity, they generally include the following elements:
- Purpose and Scope – Includes the who, what, where, and whys.
- Definitions – Defines terms that are important for understanding, implementation, and/or enforcement.
- Program Requirements, Procedures, or Standards – Describes how the regulations will be carried out and might include waste management procedures, permitting and operating requirements, and prohibitions.
- Enforcement – Includes a schedule of fees or penalties for violations and might include other enforcement mechanisms and authorities.
- Administration – Identifies the procedures for implementing, revising, and/or updating the regulations.
How does a tribe implement a solid waste code?
To effectively implement a regulatory program, tribal members will need to understand the specific requirements of the regulations and why it is important to follow them. Tribal members should understand the benefits of compliance and the consequences of non-compliance. Education and outreach is key to implementing a successful program. A successful program has various levels of support:
- Financial support – Determining how to adequately fund a long-term program can be a major challenge for tribes and is often the primary limiting factor for a successful program. Program funding can come from internal sources, such as user fees at solid waste facilities or through penalties for violations, or from outside sources.
- Technical support – Technical support can come in a variety of forms and may include federal, state, or local agency staff, other tribes, tribal organizations, consultants, or other waste management organizations.
- Public support – The ability to successfully develop and implement regulations depends on the willing compliance of Tribal members. Even a well-funded program might not be successful if it does not receive support and approval from Tribal members. Involve the community in all aspects of code development and implementation, as an open and inclusive process is likely to have more support.
- Intergovernmental support – Successful implementation may require coordination with other local, state, or regional regulatory programs.
Once a tribe has a solid waste code in place how does the tribe enforce requirements?
To be most effective, enforcement should focus on the highest priority issues. Remember, regulations are only as effective as their enforcement so it is important to enforce consistently and equitably.
Examples of tribal solid waste codes
- The Tribal Legal Code Project lists examples of tribal environmental codes.
Model solid waste codes
- Model Tribal Solid Waste Management Code by the The Inter-Tribal Council of Arizona, Inc. (ITCA)
- Model Tribal Solid Waste Disposal Ordinance (PDF) by the National Indian Justice Center
Pacific Southwest tribal codes
- Hoopa Tribe Title 49 – Tribal Solid Waste Ordinance
- Pit River Tribe Title 15. Natural Resources and Water Code, Chapter 1. Solid Waste Disposal Ordinance
- Tohono O'Odham Solid Waste Management Code
- Yurok Tribe Abandoned Vehicle Ordinance and Illegal Dumping Ordinance
Assistance with Developing a SWMP
The Tribal Solid Waste Team is available to review plans and can provide templates and examples. For assistance, contact your Tribal Solid Waste Team representative.


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The cultural epicenter of Eastchester, New York. Its 24-hour convenience store and midget parking lot attract every guido in town. White souped-up Acuras, Honda Civics, shitty Jeeps, or the latest yuppy BMWs adorn this flourescent-lit haven. Only in a town such as Eastchester can the simple task of filling up a gas tank become a showcase of customized cars, techno music, girlfriend-beating, cigarette smoking, and hair gel. Recent hikes in gas prices have not had any effect on the amount of classy individuals keepin' it real, ashing their Marlboro Lights frighteningly close to thousands of gallons of petroleum and competing over whose family has the most mafia connections, owns the most nightclubs in Newark, or has cheated most on their income tax returns. Club Exxon (or simply "Club Exx")... never closed, never quiet, never cheap, NEVER classy.
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The kitchen is an open space in the living room having 2 big windows from where you can see Ribeira and the Douro river.
This apartment has 1 bathroom. This typology has 1 double bed in a separate bedroom and 1 double sofa-bed in the living room.
Nearby you can find Clérigos Tower, Bolsa Palace, Ferreira Borges Market, visit the wine cellars of Porto and the Cais de Gaia simply walking across D. Luís Bridge and get the chance to do a Cruise in the River. You can find restaurants and bars from 1 minute walking from the apartment. The Bus stop it's just 2 min. walking and the metro station at 500m.
Nearby you can rent bicycles, program a guide visit, get the tram to the beach in a beautiful trip across the river Douro.
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Impressive flat, one large room that is easily enough for four (non-snoring :-) ) people, 4m high ceilings in a restored old city building. Two bathrooms, one outside in a small courtyard. The flat is on the back side of the building, so no view but the interior is very beautiful with interesting new design elements. 5 min walk to the river and the old town near the Douro bridge; ask Joao for good restaurants, he knows some very good places with honest prices and excellent food. Joao, you have made our stay in Porto an unforgettable experience, you have been a wonderful host.
Excellent apartment; beautifully decorated and restored. Porto's 'old town' is an exciting place right now and this apartment is, very definitely, part of this postitive story. We statyed for Sao Jaou festival and it was the perfect central location, with lots of neighbourhood facilities (including small supermarket). A good sized fridge but, the cooking facilities are minimal.
As well as balancing a refreshing colour palette with hand crafted antique furniture, the flat is north-facing and retains the original natural stones as walls. This gives a great texture and feeling of integrity but, also keeps the flat nice and cool when it is baking hot outside (36 degrees when we were there).
Thank you for a lovely stay! A beautiful apartment that was clean and welcoming.
Joáo was an excellent host! From staying in touch along the road with many suggestions of interesting things to see to meeting us at the apartment with maps, discount tickets for parking and a bottle of Portuguese wine! Very nice!!!
Great starting point to visit the city. Very friendly and helpful owner. The study is refined and well equipped for cooking too. Very recommended.
Great apartment - or rather: great choice of apartments, because we had the opportunity to choose between several. Extremely attentive and helpful host. Thank you, João, we already have told friends about you and your apartments.
My husband and I stayed 3 nights in this lovely apartment in the centre of Porto. The host (Joao) did everything imaginable to make our stay a success including airport pick up and drop off and suggestions of what to see and where to eat in the city. The apartment was incredibly spacious and comfortable and just a short walk from the river and other major attractions. Very moderately priced, we would thoroughly recommend this apartment for a short or longer stay.
A beautifull room, lots of space, lovely decoration.
Very near by the river.
We had a wonderfull time in Porto. Thanks to Joao!
It has been very nice our trip for Porto. We now are fans of this beauty city.
According to my wife the most beautiful appartment she ever stayed during a holiday! Really great place, right in the old town of Porto with plenty of places to go to and see. It is very new, nicely and comfortably furnished and decorated very tastefully. And very friendly and hospitable hosts. Truly recommended!!!
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New on DVD: Transformers: Dark of the Moon
An improvement over the last installment, the third Transformers features jaw-dropping CGI effects.
Director: Michael Bay
MPAA Rating: PG-13
Studio: Paramount
The theme song for the Transformers cartoon in the '80s always claimed that they were "more than meets the eye," and Michael Bay's bombastic blockbusters have been almost more than the eye can handle on the big screen. At home, with you at the controls, the never-ending battle between Autobots and Decepticons is more enjoyable and you'll be able to catch more details than the sometimes overwhelming theatrical experience allows.
Transformers: Dark of the Moon has the coolest opening of any of the three films by blending real footage and audio of President Kennedy and Walter Cronkite during the space race of the '60s with new footage of the Apollo 11 astronauts discovering a crashed Transformers ship on the moon. The action then cuts to the present day where Sam Witwicky (Shia LaBeouf) is struggling to find a job and do something that matters after helping to save the world twice with Megan Fox. We learn that Fox's character dumped Sam (the actress actually wasn't invited back because, among other things, she called Bay a "Nazi") and Sam has shacked up with the equally hot Carly Spencer (Rosie Huntington-Whiteley).
The action picks up after Optimus Prime retrieves the dormant Sentinel Prime (voiced by Leonard Nimoy) from the wreckage on the moon and resurrects him. This was all part of the Decepticons' plan since, unbeknownst to Optimus and his fellow Autobots, Sentinel has made a deal with the Decepticons to enslave humanity and activate a space bridge that will bring their home planet of Cybertron to Earth. The ensuing final battle in Chicago between Autobots and Decepticons features jaw-dropping CGI effects that are blended with real footage of skydivers zipping between the skyscrapers.
The good news is that Transformers: Dark of the Moon is a marked improvement over the last installment, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. There are no ridiculous, jive-talking Transformers to be found this time and there are welcome familiar faces like Josh Duhamel, Tyrese Gibson and even the actual astronaut Buzz Aldrin meeting with Optimus. Franchise newcomers Frances McDormand and John Malkovich bring some Oscar cred to the giant-robot movies with their roles as director of national intelligence and Sam's boss, respectively. Patrick Dempsey also chews into his role as Carly's boss—a smarmy auto collector secretly in bed with the Decepticons.
It is impossible not to be blown away by the level of detail in the effects, especially when our heroes are sliding through crumbling skyscrapers in Chicago that are being torn apart by Decepticons. Bay keeps the action moving along at a brisk pace despite the film's excessive 154-minute runtime, and there are some signature Bay moments that will make you grin ear to ear. At one point, we are treated to a slo-mo shot of Victoria's Secret model Huntington-Whiteley—vacant-eyed and lips pursed like she is saying the first syllable of "Thursday" for eternity—as she walks towards the camera while cars are tossed and explosions go off behind her. It's like she's protected by an invisible force field of supermodel hotness and is there to remind us that, despite what you think of Bay as a director or the Transformers in general, his movies are always gorgeous to look at.
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a general meeting of persons relted to or somehow afilliated with gomes. the general gathering of folk to these meetings of sorts are pre pubcent girls, drunk on mikes hard or "all screwed up on adderall",a group of low life drug peddaling hippies and, convicted sex offenders. the festivites of these meetings gennerally consist of a group of riled up drunks standing/falling into a bonfire and everyone making fun of that fat bitch don, or when held in a seedy hotel, generally rented with a fake id, taking everything with any monitery value and either breaking it, or throwing it out he window, gennerally leading to sex.
by frank/daland/sam May 14, 2007
Perhaps the best party in the world, created by sum random guy named gomes. Usually some crazy ass shit happens and lots of memoribale things seem to happen like kids getting 3rd degree burns or hotels being destroyed, but at the end of night its peaceful social get togther of people.
Dude I chilled on the south shore last night and went to a gomesfest and woke up with 200 dollars in my pocket and some fat bitch.
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The Album of the Year category is the most Rock-centric it has been in years, with Mumford's Babel, Some Nights from fun., Jack White's solo debut Blunderbuss and the Keys' El Camino all nominated, along with critical favorite Ocean and his album Channel Orange.
The Black Keys and fun. are nominees for Record of the Year as well, with "Lonely Boy" and "We Are Young," respectively. Kelly Clarkson's "Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)," Gotye's smash hit "Somebody That I Used To Know," "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" from Taylor Swift and Ocean's "Thinkin About You" round out the category.
Song of the Year (which goes to the songwriter) nominees are "The A Team" by UK singer Ed Sheeran, Miguel's "Adorn," the massive "Call Me Maybe" from Carly Rae Jepsen, Clarkson's "Stronger" and "We Are Young."
As for the Grammy special itself, the show featured performances from Maroon 5, The Who, The Band Perry (playing a tribute to Johnny Cash, as the show was live from Nashville), Ne-Yo, fun. and Country artist Luke Bryan.
The American Association of Independent Music (A2IM) saluted this year's nominees and noted that for the third year in a row, half of the nods went to independent artists. A2IM VP Jim Mahoney says, "What an exciting night for so many independent labels and artists... from independent leaders Concord Music Group, Glassnote, Ultra Records and ATO to the outstanding people at Sunnyside Records, Mack Avenue, Nacional, and Compass Records...outstanding!"
Glassnote CEO Daniel Glass commented on Mumford & Sons' multiple nods, saying, "Babel continues to prove itself and touch people. We are elated, inspired, and proud of Mumford & Sons and their very talented producer Markus Dravs."
The complete list of Grammy nominees can be found here. The 55th annual Grammy Awards will be handed out on CBS on February 10. The traditional 2013 Grammy Nominees Album will be released via Capitol Records on January 22.
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A Web developer can also be a Web designer, but a Web developer typically has more database, CGI, and engineering experience. He or she develops the interface between the front and back end of a website.
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old brows are usually a Springtime favorite, a touch of mild masculinity paired with glowing feminine skin is a duo that is a classic heart stopper that never goes out of style.
Sometimes an inspiration takes a hold of one's creativity and adds blinders to one's vision. This inspiration can easily incept one's mind.
Vampy, moody nails continued to show up in this season's collections; dark elegance complimented simple refinement with a savage glamour worthy of long standing popularity.
A video designed and directed by Becky Sloan and Joseph Pelling, made up from over 1,000 separate plasticine collages all individually made by hand.
Fashion can be fantastical and whimsical. These elements are some of the reasons why so many people are enthralled with it.
A full lash is a rare sight on the runway, but this season's full drama paved the way for flirty fringe that was adventurous and chic.
In typical Moschino style, a juxtaposing collection went down the runway and worked beautifully. This year's contrasting theme melded opulence with the everyday.
Earth tones ruled the runway for Fendi's Fall outing in a massive turnaround from the futuristic vibe of its previous collection.
Emporio Armani managed to create a not-so-future futuristic look Fall. Managing to strike an almost unfathomable mix of pragmatism with a hint of the future, the pieces utilize a mix of textures, sheens, and colors.
Paul Surridge serves up a Z Zegna collection of merry wanderers, risk-takers and romantics.
Defining designers of the 20th and 21st centuries and their most remarkable works.
Giorgio Armani shows his take on the athletic trend sweeping the runway.
The Kenzo man evolves into something a bit more serious, a bit more high-fashion, at this year's Pitti Uomo.
Christopher Bailey brings back some much needed creative verve to his Burberry Prorsum men's line.
Following a hugely successful year, J.W. Anderson presents a menswear collection that's bound to have some in raptures, so in dismay.
Creativity was overflowing this season, and the usual spring corals were shelved in favor of mini works of art for each fingernail;
The Selby's continuous journey which explores homes & studios around the world have finally paid a visit to Louboutin's home and studio in Paris, France.
Generator, Northern Film & Media and Ross Anderson (Dustfarm Films, represented by J6 Films) teamed up with Young Turks and XL Recordings for 'Transmission' to present the stunning new music video for SBTKT's 'Trials of the Past'.
The image of the femme fatale continued with dramatic liner for a savage sex appeal that brought attention to the intensity of the eyes.
Marni finds the right mix of school boy elegance and athletic accents. Boyish charm sums up Marni's Ready-to-Wear collection for fall 2013.
Taking inspiration from icons of the past to images in nature, artists created looks on the runway that made a serious statement.
Jil Sander's second season back at her namesake brand had her turning back to the basics of simple lines and exquisite tailoring.
Inspired by the Brauhaus school of design, Iceberg's fall 2013 collection employed black as its canvas with accents of reds, yellows, and blues adorning the simple yet beautifully tailored garments.
The brand known for strutting statuesque male models down the runway in their briefs turned to its Italian roots and created a collection playing off the Catholicism of its home.
Versace men's ready-to-wear collection may as well have just been called the show with the lingerie for men.


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How-To: Bash Parameter Expansion and String Manipulation
Posted by chantra on 19th February 2013
Last time we saw how bash can help us in handling default values out of the box using parameter expansion. This time we will see how basic string operations (nonetheless common and useful) can also be achieved using bash.
There is many ways to do string manipulation with bash, like finding a filename extension using expr, separating the directory part from a filename using dirname and basename.... or even more sophisticated ones based on regex, sed....
Why using a sledgehammer to crack a nut when you could use bash builtin functionalities!
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The game is written in the Python programming language, and is licensed under the GNU General Public License, although the game incorporates other free and open-source code under other licenses. The game's included song files and some internal fonts are proprietary, and their redistribution is not permitted outside of the Frets On Fire executable.
Frets on Fire is a video game that imitates the commercial game Guitar Hero. It is playable on Windows, Linux and Mac OS X. The player presses buttons in time to coloured markers, which appear on-screen, the markers are matched with the rhythm of the music. Frets on Fire can be played by using a keyboard by pressing the fret buttons and pick buttons, although there is support for joysticks, meaning that with the appropriate adapter and/or software, various guitar-type controllers can be used as well.
Coloured square-shaped markers appear on the player's screen, synchronized with the song and are played by holding the fret buttons that correspond with the correct colour and pressing one of the pick button at the correct moment. Every ten correct hits increase the score multiplier, which multiplies the points for every hit by up to four times. The multiplier is reset when the player misses a note or strums at the wrong time.
Alternate versions.
One popular version of the game is Frets on Fire X (commonly abbreviated FoFiX), a fork developed from a series of mods of version 1.2.451 of Frets on Fire. As well as having support for 4 players,[10] this fork supports custom graphical themes (which enables users to create a Guitar Hero or Rock Band look-alike), bass and drum tracks and preliminary support for lyrics. The latest stable version of FoFiX is 3.121 released on December 7, 2009. Currently in development for version 4.000 is the inclusion of Online-Multiplayer, Video Background Support, and support for both Guitar Hero and Rock Band styles of play among many others.
The University of Nevada developed a modified version of Frets on Fire called Blind Hero which uses a haptic glove to make this game accessible to players who are visually impaired.
A similar game has been developed as homebrew for the Nintendo Wii named Guitars On Fire, which uses Frets of Fire songs, and incorporates the use of the guitar controller.
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Texas Tech defeats Houston 86-56 inside the United Spirit Arena
Lady Raiders improve to 10-2 overall and 8-0 at home
Cougars fall to 5-7 overall and 0-4 on the road
Game Attendance: 4, 854
Morris Inching Closer
Casey Morris took one more step closer to joining an exclusive club at Texas Tech, the 1,000-point club.
Morris, who led the Lady Raiders in scoring with 13 points on Sunday, now has 988 career points. Tech's next game is against Oklahoma State on Wednesday in Stillwater with first tip set for 7 p.m.
Non-conference Success
For yet another season, the Lady Raiders found success in non-conference play.
Tech registered only two losses, falling to New Mexico on November 15, 65-61, and then in overtime to Michigan State, 50-48.
In every victory in non-conference play, the Lady Raiders defense stood tall allowing 56 points or less in every win.
Tech, in the past four seasons, has gone now 47-5 in non-conference play and has now won 48 consecutive home non-conference games.
Baker Continuing Hot Streak
Junior Kelsi Baker for the third-straight game went for double-digits in scoring, dropping 10 points against the Cougars on Sunday inside the USA.
It also marks the 8th game out of the last 10 where Baker has gone for more than 10 points. The only two games where she failed to reach the double-digit plateau was against Northern Colorado and Lipscomb, one point and nine points, respectively.
Four's Company
Texas Tech has four players reach double-digits on Sunday, Morris (13), Hyde (12), Brown (11) and Baker (10).
This marks the first time the Lady Raiders have had more than three different players reach the double-digit mark in the same game since December 5, when Tech beat Illinois 75-56 inside the USA.
Solid Shooting
The Lady Raiders finished the game shooting 52.7% from the field and also finished the second half shooting 60.7% from the field.
It marks the first time the Lady Raiders have hit more than 60 percent of their shots in a half since shooting 65.2% from the field in the first half against Northern Colorado on December 16.
It also marks the first time the Lady Raiders have shot above 50 percent from the field since November 24, when Tech shot 56.4% from the field for the game against Nicholls. Those are the only two times; the Lady Raiders have accomplished that feat this season.
Here Comes Conference
Now the Lady Raiders head into the hardest part of their schedule as Texas Tech travels to Stillwater, Oklahoma on Wednesday to take on No. 14/13 Oklahoma State to open conference play.
Tech opened conference play last season against Oklahoma State inside the United Spirit Arena and walked away with a 58-53 victory.
Entering conference play, the Big 12 has five teams in the Top 25 in the Associated Press Poll - Baylor (3), Oklahoma State (14), Oklahoma (18), Texas (20) and Kansas (22).
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Re: st: How to put max and min values in a loop
Xixi Lin <email@example.com>
Re: st: How to put max and min values in a loop
Wed, 27 Mar 2013 11:26:46 -0400
Thanks Nick,
The min and max are all I need.
Xixi Lin
On Wed, Mar 27, 2013 at 10:23 AM, Nick Cox <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
> This is likely to be wrong for several reasons.
> -min()- and -max()- in this context can only be Stata functions and
> each requires two or more arguments. This is not quite explicit in the
> help.
> Also, even when legal, statements including -min()- or -max()- will
> only evaluate within observations.
> You assume that we know what you want to do, which is not true.
> However, we can guess that you want minimum and maximum of some
> variable, in which case -summarize- first will give you r(min) and
> r(max), which you can use within -inrange()-. -summarize, meanonly- is
> sufficient if min and max are all you need.
> But, but, but: it is vacuous that any variable lies between its
> minimum and maximum, so there is no point to doing this unless the
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The library will host an 8 hour graphic novel drawing session on the main floor. Just inside the library, students from an art department graphic novel class and students from an art education methods course will be drawing comics 8AM until 5 PM.
Anyone is welcome to join in the drawing.
Drawing materials are not provided but Zines are free!
Read some great comics, browse the library's comic and graphic novel collection and take home a Zine! See you there!
Citation Resources and Examples from the ASU Writing Center
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Creates your citations for you. Developed by Heckman Library at Calvin College
Print/eBook Resources:
Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association by American Psychological Association Staff
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The Richard T. Barker Friends of the University Library is sponsoring its annual reception for faculty who published books during the past academic year (2013-2014) or who have achieved similar recognition in their fields. For example, music faculty who had works published or art faculty who had pieces accepted for major collections should be honored.
The reception will be held on Friday, November 21 at 3:30 p.m. with remarks at 4:00 p.m. in Room 421 in Belk Library and Information Commons. Chancellor Everts and Interim Provost Stan Aeschleman will be on hand to present the certificates.
Below is the list of faculty who had works published 2013-2014.
Cheryl Claassen
Beliefs and Rituals in Archaic Eastern North America: An Interpretive Guide. University of Alabama Press. Tuscaloosa, Alabama. 2013.
Frank Aycock
Television in The Cloud. CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform. Seattle, Washington. 2014.
Nina-Jo Moore
Nonverbal Communication: Studies and Applications, 6th Ed. Oxford University Press. New York, NY. 2014.
Computer Information Systems
Joseph Cazier
Hacking to Learn: A Hands on Prep Guide for CEH Certification. Amazon Digital Services, Inc. Seattle, Washington. 2013.
Richard Crandall
Vanishing Boundaries, How Integrating Manufacturing and Services Creates Customer Value. CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group. Boca Raton, Florida. 2013.
Christopher Taylor
Hacking to Learn: A Hands on Prep Guide for CEH Certification. Amazon Digital Services, Inc. Seattle, Washington. 2013.
Curriculum and Instruction
Tracy Smith
CD/DVD/Video; The Middle Level Legacy Video Series; The Legacy of Middle School Leaders: In Their Own Words. Association for Middle Level Education. Westerville, OH. 2013.
Todd Cherry
Toward a New Climate Agreement: Conflict, Resolution and Governance. Routledge. New York, NY. 2013.
David McEvoy
Toward a New Climate Agreement: Conflict, Resolution and Governance. Routledge. New York, NY. 2013.
Joseph Bathanti
Half of What I Say Is Meaningless. Mercer University Press. Macon, Georgia. 2014.
Alison Gulley
Chastity and Martyrdom: The Displacement of the Body in Ælfric's Virgin Martyr Lives. Ashgate Publishers. Surrey, United Kingdom. 2014.
Nathan Hauke
Pastoral (years later). Shirt Pocket Press. Grand Rapids, Michigan. 2013.
Kirsten Jorgenson
Sediment & Veil. Horseless Press. Grand Rapids, MI. 2014.
Kathryn Kirkpatrick
Her Small Hands Were Not Beautiful: Poems. Clemson University Press. Clemson, South Carolina. 2014.
Alexander Pitofsky
American Boarding-School Fiction, 1928-1981: A Critical Study of All the Privileged Young Men. McFarland Publishers. Jefferson, North Carolina. 2014.
Government and Justice Studies
James Barnes
Wisdom and Initiation in Gabon: A Philosophical Analysis of Fang Tales, Myths and Legends by Bonaventure Mve Ondo, Translation. Lexington Books. Lanham, Maryland. 2013.
Nancy Love
Love, Nancy S., Studying Politics Today: Critical Approaches to Political Science, co-edited with Mark Mattern, (Oxford, UK: Routledge/Taylor&Francis, 2014). [Special Issue 35.3 (September 2013) of New Political Science: A Journal of Politics and Culture.]
Catherine Marcum
Cybercrime. Wolters Kluwer. New York, New York. 2013.
Matthew Robinson
Media Coverage of Crime and Criminal Justice, 2nd Edition. Carolina Academic Press. Durham, North Carolina. 2014.
Andrea Burns
From Storefront to Monument: Tracing the Public History of the Black Museum Movement. University of Massachusetts Press. Amherst, Massachusetts. 2013.
Anatoly Isaenko
Polygon of Satan: Ethnic Traumas and Conflicts in the Caucasus. 3rd Edition. Kendall Hunt Publishing. Dubuque, Iowa. 2014
Michael Turner
Liberty and Liberticide: The Role of America in Nineteenth-Century British Radicalism. Lexington Books. Lanham, Maryland. 2013.
Human Development and Counseling
Geraldine Miller
Learning the Language of Addiction Counseling, 4th Edition. Wiley Press. Hoboken, New Jersey. 2014
Jon Winek
CD/DVD/Video; From Theory to Practice: Emotional Focused Therapy. Sage Publications; Thousand Oakes, California. 2013
Languages, Literatures, and Cultures
Benito del Pliego
Extraccio - Notas de un dietario. El tucán de Virginia. Mexico. 2013
Objetos y Retratos: Geografía. Gertrude Stein. Amargord. Madrid, Spain, 2014
Andres Fisher
Objetos y Retratos: Geografía. Gertrude Stein. Amargord. Madrid, Spain, 2014
Leadership and Education Studies
Barbara Bonham
Developmental Education: Readings on its Past, Present, and Future. Bedford/St. Martin's. Boston, Massachusetts. 2014.
Hunter Boylan
Developmental Education: Readings on its Past, Present, and Future. Bedford/St. Martin's. Boston, Massachusetts. 2014.
Rick Howe
Serendipitous Gleanings, Volume XIII, Appalachian State University, Boone, North Carolina. 2014
Serendipitous Gleanings, Volume XIV, Appalachian State University, Boone, North Carolina. 201
Alan Singer
Business Ethics in the 21st Century: Stability and Change. Nova Science Publishers. New York, New York. 2013.
Mathematical Sciences Department
Witold Kosmala
A Friendly Introduction to Analysis: Single and Multivariable, 2nd Edition. Pearson. New York, New York. 2013.
William Harbinson
At Twilight (A musical composition). Carl Fischer Publications. New York, New York. 2014.
Steve Hopkins
Praise the Lord (for men's voices and piano). Carl Fischer, LLC. New York, New York. 2014.
Jennifer Snodgrass
Contemporary Musicianship: Analysis and the Artist. Oxford University Press. New York, New York. 2014.
Phoebe Pollitt
The History of Professional Nursing in North Carolina, 1902-2002. Carolina Academic Press. Durham, North Carolina. 2014
Nutrition and Health Care Management
Martin Root
Nutrition and Health. Burlington, MA. Jones and Bartlett Learning, Inc. 2014.
David Williams
The Funding of Biopharmaceutical R&D. Woodhead Publishing. 2013.
Philosophy and Religion
Tom Ellis
On the Death of the Pilgrim: The Postcolonial Hermeneutics of Jarava Lal Mehta. Springer Publishing. New York, New York. 2013.
Davis Hankins
The Book of Job and the Immanent Genesis of Transcendence. Northwestern University Press. Evanston, Illinois. 2014.
Kevin Schilbrack
Philosophy and the Study of Religions: A Manifesto. Wiley Blackwell. Hoboken, New Jersey. 2014
Reading Education and Special Education
Darrell Morris
Diagnosis and Correction of Reading Problems. Gilford Press. New York, New York. 2014
Research Institute for Environment, Energy, and Economics
John Pine
Hazards Analysis: Reducing the Impact of Disasters. Second Edition. CRC Press, Taylor Frances Group. Boca Raton, Florida. 2014.
Cameron Lippard
Race and Racism in the United States: An Encyclopedia of the American Mosaic. Greenwood Press. Santa Barbara, California. 2014.
Martha McCaughey
Cyberactivism on the Participatory Web. Routledge Press. New York, New York. 2014.
Kenneth Muir
The Sociological Perspective. Kendall-Hunt. Dubuque, Iowa. 2013.
Theatre and Dance
Laurie Atkins
Stolen Goods-take 2. Laurie Atkins, Choreographer. Vision of Sound Concert, Rochester, NY 2014. (Performance)
University Libraries
Pam Mitchem
Appalachian State University. Arcadia Publishing. 2014.
The Library will participate in International Education Week with a display of its resources for international travelers and researchers. Starting Monday, check out our resources on display in the center of the first floor (straight ahead as you come into the Library). IEW 2014 is November 17-21.
Physical resources on display will include:
Books in various languages (and of course in English on almost any topic and/or place).
Examples: works by Nobel winner Patrick Modiano in both French and translated to English
Music and films from abroad.
Examples: El Tempo entre Costuras, Pather Panchali = Song of the Little Road
Games in non-English languages. Stop by and play!
We also have electronic resources. As usual, you can find ebooks and articles on your topic/place. Want to learn about Poland or maybe something as specific as the political history of radio in Argentina? We also have practical travel resources such as travel guides and Mango Languages for developing your skills. And we have fun ways to help you experience international film, music, and art.
Examples: ebook -- Herb Klein's A Concise History of Bolivia. (We have the physical version too.)
ebook -- Lonely Planet's India, Poland -- Eyewitness Travel
Mango Languages, including Finnish and Malayalam
Streaming video such as: Metal and Melancholy, Hidden Korea
Contemporary World Music or Smithsonian Global Sound
"Study Abroad" library guide
Do not overlook that the Library continues to provide good service when you are abroad. We can help you in person before you go or when you return, but we can help by chat or email even when you're gone. Also, we now have excellent web conference software and we would be glad to set up an appointment.
Charlie Lovett will speak on Friday, November 14 at 3:30pm. Born in Winston-Salem, this book collector, author, teacher and playwright combined his passions in the acclaimed novel, The Bookman's Tale. The deeply moving love story is also a delightful exploration of one of literature's most tantalizing mysteries. His new book, First Impressions: A Novel of Old Books, Young Love, and Jane Austen was published by Viking in October 2014.
Belk Library & Information Commons
Friday, November 14, 2014
Room 421
Free & open to the public
Followed by book signing
In honor of Veteran's Day, you can hear about the experiences of military personnel first-hand through oral history interviews in Belk Library's Digital Collections. Students in Dr. Judkin Browning's History 3823, "American Military History," conduct and transcribe oral history interviews with veterans about their military experiences each year. Veterans in this collection have served in the United States military from World War II through the current War on Terror. Audio files and transcripts are available for most interviews and can be access through this portal. Click on the "Select Items from the Veterans Oral History Project" link to see a list of all interviews. Check back often, as interviews are continually being added.
Sections of First-Year Seminar (UCO 1200) and Expository Writing (ENG 1000) visited Special Collections recently to use our collections and expertise for course assignments.
On September 29, Rebecca Keeter's UCO 1200, "Appalachian Music and Dance," students attended a session led by Special Collections Reading Room Manager Dean Williams about genealogy sources. The students have an assignment this semester to trace their family genealogies to an ancestor outside of the United States, and from there, learn a dance of that country and teach it to their classmates. Williams explained how to use the AncestryLibrary database and then the students used the class as a work period to start creating their family trees (pictured).
On October 2 and 14, Preservation and Digital Projects Archivist Pam Mitchem led two instructional sessions for UCO 1200, "Pictures and Stories: Our Place," taught by Chery Zibisky and David Crosby. The students' assignment was to choose a place, which could be and building, area, or landmark, and discuss its history in a research paper. The students used the W.L. Eury Appalachian Collection and the University Archives, including the digitized collection of Appalachian State Historical Photographs.
On October 10 and 13, Lorraine Harris' three sections of ENG 1000, "Expository Writing," met with Reference Archivist/Librarian Greta Browning in Special Collections for a work session using University yearbooks (1922-1992, 2004-2006) and student handbooks (1930s-1980s) for an assignment about historical dating rules and social interaction on campus. Students are pictured above using yearbooks in the Cratis Williams Reading Room.
Our database CQ Researcher is often a good place to start looking at a topic. Each report contains charts, graphs, sidebar articles, a pro-con feature, chronology, lengthy bibliographies, and a list of contacts. They address "hot" topics.
This week's report is "Campus Sexual Assault," by Barbara Mantel.
For more, search "Article Search" and our many databases that will have peer-reviewed research on this topic.


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CHP officers say you put everyone at risk when you don't slow down or move over for emergency vehicles
SANTA CRUZ, Calif. - Two California Highway Patrol officers, Brian Law and Juan Gonzalez were killed early Monday morning when their patrol car crashed just south of Fresno.
The investigation is still ongoing but officers say this is a reminder of how dangerous the roads can be.
"Our safety is our primary priority. We want to be able to go to our families at the end of the day," said CHP Officer Bradley Sadek.
Central Coast News reporter Ricardo Navarro went on a ride along today with Sadek he pulled over drivers for speeding.
"The motorist is required to move over to the left if they can, or slow down," said Sadek.
Not many people actually did it when Sadek was talking to drivers during his traffic stops.
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