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Teaching for Effective Learning in Higher Education
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Januar 2001
BeschreibungResearch on teaching in higher education shows that students who are well taught learn more than students who are poorly taught, and there are some teaching behaviors and strategies that are consistently associated with good teaching. This book identifies these strategies and presents them within a theoretical framework that explains how they promote students' active and meaningful learning. By presenting teaching as a logical structure of interconnected behaviors whose contribution to student learning is based on theory and research, the book promotes teachers' pedagogical knowledge and their perception of teaching as scholarly, intellectual work. The book provides extensive practical advice that is based on the vast experience of the author as an instructional consultant and on research on accomplished teachers, taken from the domains of education, psychology, and speech communication. The practical ideas are separated from the theoretical part in a way that makes them easily identifiable. The book also puts forth the voice of the students through authentic comments that they wrote in thousands of instructor-evaluation forms that the author collected over many years.
InhaltsverzeichnisForeword by Douglas M. Osheroff. Foreword by Wilbert M. McKeachie.
Introduction: The book, its aim and content.
Part I: Effective Teaching and Learning. 1. What Makes Good Teaching. 2. Why Teach Well? 3. Teacher Thinking, Beliefs, and Approaches to Teaching. 4. Students' Learning and Their Teaching Preferences.
Part II: Teaching Methods and Styles. 5. Lecturing and Explaining. 6. Active Learning During Lectures. 7. Teaching Methods for Active Learning.
Part III: A Model of Dimensions and Strategies for Effective Teaching.
Making the Lesson Organized:- 8. Course and Lesson Organization.
Making the Lesson Clear:- 9. Clarity in Teaching - Importance and Components. 10. Simplifying the Material Presented. 11. Avoiding `Noise' in Teaching. 12. Adapting Teaching to Students. 13. Clarifying After Completing Instruction.
Making the Lesson Interesting and Engaging:- 14. Promoting Student Motivation. 15. Promoting Student Attention.
Creating a Positive Classroom Environment:- 16. Promoting a Pleasant Classroom Climate. 17. Using Humor in Teaching.
Part IV: Additional Teaching Functions. 18. Planning the Course and the Lesson. 19. Assessing Student Learning.
Part V: Promoting Good Teaching. 20. Improving Teaching for Effective Learning.
Appendix. References. Name Index. Subject Index.
Untertitel: 2000. Auflage. Book. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: Springer
Erscheinungsdatum: Januar 2001
Seitenanzahl: 404 Seiten
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GUEST COLUMN: Back-to-school required reading
Once upon a time, 40 years ago when I began my teaching career as a band director:
Parents made their children behave. No more.
Parents would tell me at conferences that if they (their children) got in trouble at school they would be in "double trouble" at home. No more.
Parents would verify what their children were telling them at home with the teacher. No more.
Parents would "thank" the teacher for disciplining their children.
No more.
Parents made their children apologize to the teacher when they falsely blamed the teacher for something that wasn't true. No more.
Dads didn't abdicate, to the mothers, their part of the child-rearing equation. No more.
Students wouldn't threaten a teacher if he/she was disciplined. No more.
Students wouldn't "quit" if demands and expectations were "too high." No more and today parents let them "quit," in droves.
Students wouldn't scrawl all over the bathroom wall that "I am going to kill Mr. Femling on March 27" because he was disciplined the day before. Believe it. It happened.
Students, high on meth, wouldn't pull a hunting knife on a teacher. No more. That teacher was me. I disarmed him after a two-hour discussion. He was then arrested. Believe it.
Elementary and junior high students wouldn't falsely accuse a teacher of "sexual" advances. No more and many parents buy into these lies and deceptions.
Good students would tell the teacher, in private, what kind of disciplinary "sabotage" was being planned by disruptive students so the teacher could predict and prevent problems. No more.
Good students would tell the teacher, in private, what transpired and who was responsible for disruptive acts.
No more. Snitching is "taboo."
Fathers (yes, in general) would "lay down the law," stopping bad behavior on the "seat of our pants." Then we were taught to say "Yes sir," with respect, before sitting in the "big chair" to think about our actions for one, two or three hours, depending on the infraction. Only then would we "politely" ask, with a "smile" on our face, if we could get up and play. No more.
God help our society as we relinquish control over our children. The U.S. will pay, sooner rather than later.
Don't blame the teachers anymore, please. If you, as parents, can't handle one, two or three of your own children imagine what it's like to handle and educate 25 to 80 (bands and choirs) students in a classroom.
The moral of this story: Discipline your children before they go "back to school." Learning, playing and working "together" will, once again, be a fantastic experience.
BRUCE FEMLING is a retired band instructor with 35 years in education, including time at both Aitkin and Crosby. He is a Baxter resident.

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UW start-up Stasys: Helping emergency physicians save lives
Story by Eric Wagner When a severely injured patient is rushed into a trauma ward, one of the first orders of business is to stop the bleeding. But in more than 25 percent of patients, it's not that simple. This is because of a condition called coagulopathy, in which a patient's blood doesn't clot. Confronted with a case of uncontrolled bleeding, medical personnel do not… View More
University of Washington's interactive online training arms physicians with knowledge to curb prescription drug abuse
Story by Clare LaFondWatch movie online The Transporter Refueled (2015) Talking about chronic pain can be difficult for patients and their medical providers. Talking about managing chronic pain with long-term opioid therapy can prove even more challenging. A University of Washington School of Medicine interactive online education program gives providers the confidence and perspective they need to have these difficult conversations. Aimed at curbing the… View More
Gamers helping UW in Ebola research
Latest result of entrepreneurial spirit in David Baker lab: Players of computer game Foldit help UW researchers search for Ebola cure. Read more in The Seattle Times. See stories on NBC News, and KOMO News.
New smartphone app can detect newborn jaundice in minutes
BiliCam uses a smartphone's camera to detect discoloration early, making an essential diagnosis accessible within minutes. Read more in UW Today.
University of Washington celebrates record 18 start-up companies in FY14
Story by Clare LaFond Photos by Conrado Tapado More than 400 invited guests, including Washington Governor Jay Inslee and UW President Michael Young, turned out July 29 for the 2014 UW Start-Up Celebration held at C4C's New Ventures Facility, which featured a record 18 new spin-outs spanning a broad range of industry sectors — from medical devices and therapeutics to software and clean technology. The… View More
PolyDrop: Student design project moves from innovative idea to industry impact
Story by Clare LaFond Video by Conrado Tapado Most flight safety concerns, at least for the average passenger – and especially for the nervous flyer – tend to focus on the plane's condition or the pilots' abilities. Is the aircraft properly maintained? Are the pilots experienced? It's doubtful many give much thought to the accumulation of electrostatic charge, otherwise known as static electricity, that's generated… View More
University of Washington launches record 18 start-ups in FY14; UW ranks third in nation for number of companies spinning out of a university
Story by Clare LaFond Photos by Conrado Tapado The University of Washington launched 18 new start-up companies in the past fiscal year based on UW research technologies, surpassing last year's previous record of 17 spin-outs, and making FY14 the UW's single most productive year for start-up formation. In FY13, the UW's launch of 17 start-ups placed it third among top schools in the nation for… View More
Former UW Electrical Engineering Chair named Vice Provost for Innovation
Story by Clare LaFond Photo & video by Conrado Tapado Vikram Jandhyala believes in the power of entrepreneurship. "It takes courage, determination and a belief in yourself to pursue a dream, to overcome obstacles, and to nurture ideas to fruition," he said. And he sees UW innovators – faculty, students, and research staff – as key leaders in taking these ideas to impact. See additional… View More
UW engineers gear up for SmartAmerica Challenge
Story by Clare LaFond Photos by Conrado Tapado Uw start-up BluHaptics demonstrated their telerobotics technology May 13 at a SmartAmerica Challenge preview at UW. Using technology developed by Dr. Howard Chizeck's lab in the UW Department of Electrical Engineering, a team of UW scientists and engineers is creating a control system for underwater Remotely Operated Vehicles (ROVs). ROVs can perform a variety of undersea tasks… View More
KitoTech Medical: Creating a device that could revolutionize wound care
Story by Clare LaFond Photos by Conrado Tapado UW Center for Commercialization Closing deep wounds – whether from unintended cuts or surgical incisions – has traditionally meant stitching up the patient with a long line of sutures or very visible, protruding staples. While it can be an unsightly reality, it's also a necessary step physicians must take to treat and heal deep wounds – a… View More


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Shirley Archer gives us some simple keys to begin working with this age old mystical AND practical practice in internal wellness: meditation.
Amidst the rush of training trends, Hittner lays out the often forgotten fundamentals of integrated training.
The personal training environment has traditionally been very conservative in terms of exercise prescription, but Santana shows us how to put "hustle behind the muscle" and enable ordinary Joes and Janes to get the extraordinary results they want!


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The court of additional sessions judge JS Bhinder, on Tuesday convicted the husband, father-in-law and mother-in-law of burning alive a woman for dowry and sentenced them to 7-year imprisonment under Section 304-B (dowry death) of the IPC.
The victim Paramjit Kaur of Begowal in Kapurthala was married to Sukhwinder Singh of Jalalpur village in Tanda. Paramjeet's father, Gurcharan Singh, had complained to the police that her daughter was being harassed for dowry. He added that Paramjit had been thrown out of their house by her in-laws. On March 27, 2011, he had dropped her back with her in-laws and the very next day he was informed that his daughter had been set ablaze, Gurcharan had stated. He said he found Paramjit struggling for life in Tanda civil hospital, and she died on her way to the DMCH Ludhiana.
He claimed that before her death, Paramjit had told him that she had been set on fire by her husband and in-laws. Taking circumstantial evidence in to account, the court took it as a dowry death and convicted deceased's husband and his parents. A fine of Rs 20,000 has also been slapped on each of them.
Life term to two for murder
The same court also pronounced life sentence on two for the murder of a watchman in Bassi Kikran village in June 2011. Body of one Chhotu was found lying in the maize fields. on the complaint of the brick kiln owner at whose premises Chhotu worked, Sadar police had registered a case under Sections 302 (murder) and 34 (criminal conspiracy) of the IPC against co workers Ladda Masih and Soni Masih. It emerged that Soni suspected Chhotu of having illicit relation with his wife. The court imposed a fine of Rs 20,000 each in default of which they would have to undergo imprisonment of another two years.


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How To Stop The Tt Shaking?
Posted 07 June 2009 - 06:33 PM
Our TT shakes constantly. I have balance chocks and I have tried to tighten up on them and also snug up on the stabilizers
Its driving the DW and me crazy!!!
2006 Dodge RAM 2500 4x4, 5.7 Hemi/3.73
Equalizer hitch; P3 Controller; Barker VIP 3500
"Every person is a new door to different world"
Posted 07 June 2009 - 06:50 PM
Ours isn't perfect but its fine for us.
2009 Astoria 3772 39' DP - Cummins / Allison / Freightliner
Towing: 2011 Chevrolet Suburban LTZ -or- 2010 Jeep Wrangler Sahara Unlimited
Previous Setup: 2008 Outback Sydney 32BHDS / 2008 F350 / ProPride 3P
Posted 07 June 2009 - 07:13 PM
2003 25RS-S Equal-i-zer/ActivatorIII/Atwood 3500#
Yamaha ef2600c w/lp conversion/ 2 exide 145 gc2 6 volt batteries/LED conversion
Central New York
Posted 07 June 2009 - 07:15 PM
I know this topic has probably come up before, I thought I would post again.....
Our TT shakes constantly. I have balance chocks and I have tried to tighten up on them and also snug up on the stabilizers
Its driving the DW and me crazy!!!
But............whats going on going that camper
Sydney 310BHS - 2011 Silverado CCLB Duramax - 2008 2500 Suburban
Other toys - Moomba Wake Boat and Polaris Snowmobile
Lots of Mods to them All - Way to Many to list here
Posted 07 June 2009 - 07:21 PM
Me, DH & 2 kids
2009 Outback 250 RS "The Rolling Adventure"
"We Like to Go"
Posted 07 June 2009 - 10:21 PM
TV - 2006 Silverado 2500HD Crew Cab Duramax/Allison, Putnam XDR Class V Hitch, Curt front hitch for bike rack, 37 gallon RDS auxiliary tank
TT (SOB) - 2009 Jayco 31.5 BHDS, Pull-Rite Hitch
Posted 07 June 2009 - 10:43 PM
Do still have the stab jacks on the trailer?
'04 Ford F350 6.0
P3 Brake Controller
'03 FXSTS (Softail Springer)
Posted 08 June 2009 - 05:07 AM
On the 5th wheeler I noticed a lot of shaking, so I make my own wheel chocks out of wooden blocks and readyrod. Put it in between the tires on one side with chock on the other and tighten everything down. Cuts down the shakes quit a bit. Have looked at other chokes but did notice the lack of room between the tires and the side of the trailer, so make sure you measure everything to make sure what you buy will fit.
We had the same complaint, got a set of the Hensley ratcheting wheel chocks. Huge improvement (bought on Ebay a set for about $70)
Do still have the stab jacks on the trailer?
2003 Ford F250 Crewcab
2006 30' Outback FRKS
Posted 08 June 2009 - 07:14 AM
(they also keep it from moving in SAND!)
2 Shepherds - Leila and Callie (They stay home and guard the ranch while we are away) - 2 Yorkies - Harley and Cass (They come with us and guard the trailer!)
2008 Outback Sydney 31RQS-LE
2015 GMC Sierra 2500 HD - Integrated Brake Control - Equilizer Hitch
Posted 08 June 2009 - 07:34 AM
SAND??? Did you have some sort of "situation" with the RQS in sand? havent heard anything about that....
The BAL X type chocks really help to keep our trailer from rocking.
(they also keep it from moving in SAND!)
2009 Astoria 3772 39' DP - Cummins / Allison / Freightliner
Towing: 2011 Chevrolet Suburban LTZ -or- 2010 Jeep Wrangler Sahara Unlimited
Previous Setup: 2008 Outback Sydney 32BHDS / 2008 F350 / ProPride 3P
Posted 08 June 2009 - 10:53 AM
also, when setting up the the trailer I -
1. level the trailer
2. lower all 4 stabilizers snug to the ground
3. lift the front of the trail 4 turns at the hitch jack crank.
4. lower the front stabilizers the rest of the way down to the ground
5. lower the front of the trailer 2 turns at the hitch jack crank.
The extra pressure on the jacks help a lot with keeping the trailer stable.
Posted 08 June 2009 - 11:02 AM
The BAL X type chocks really help to keep our trailer from rocking.
(they also keep it from moving in SAND!)
Be careful in SAND. It can cause you some minor problems....
2007 Outback 26RKS
2008 GMC Sierra C/C Pickup 5.3 / 3.73
My Facebook
Posted 08 June 2009 - 02:18 PM
08 31Fqbhs Sydney Edition.
Me,My wife and a Psyco 2.5 yr old boy.
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2 cats that i finally suckered someone into taking!GONE!
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Posted 08 June 2009 - 05:37 PM
Hm...gotta ask...how badly is it shaking? A LOT, like enough to tip over glasses, or just enough to make you notice? I noticed that our 250RS shakes a lot more when we move around in it than the old 21RS did. The kids moving around in their bunks or us moving around in ours (Now, now Clarkley!) don't make it shake, but getting out of bed and walking down the hall or going in and out does make it move about some. Definately more than the 21 did. We thought it might be because the 250 is about 4 feet longer than the 21RS was. Maybe something is going on with this model? How about you guys with longer trailers--how much do you notice the shaking?
I've RVed in everything from a 24' TT toa 39' 5er and now to our own OB. I will say that it is more noticeable in longer trailers. The BALx wheel chocks in conjunction with the BAL telescopic stabilizing jacks have worked wonders for our trailer. There is still some movement (inevitable in a trailer as long as ours), but comfortable enough where we're not moving in the bed as someone walks across the floor.
Also, I've been RVing long enough to have learned the "RV walk" if you will. My wife has yet to learn it and pounds her heels on the floor, basically walking normal. I have learned to walk on the balls of my feet when inside as though I was sneaking out of the house. Not like I ever did that growing up!
TT - 09 Outback 310BHS Sydney Edition
Me, DW, DD, DS, DD, DS
Posted 09 June 2009 - 07:31 PM
How does the BAL Wheel Chocks or any wheel chocks help with rocking? the only rocking i have is from side to side when I get in and out of the trailer. So I dont understand how wheel chocks help to prevent that.
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MOSCOW (AP) — Russia will launch a campaign against racism in soccer, looking to end such displays as the one in a game this week when a banana was thrown at a Brazilian star.
Racism has become entrenched in some of the country's fan clubs, which are heavily laden with ultranationalists and neo-Nazis.
Roberto Carlos, who plays for Anzhi Makhachkala, walked off the field in protest during Wednesday's league game at Krylya Sovietov Samara, bringing the issue into sharp focus for Russian soccer officials.
The head of Russia's 2018 World Cup Organizing Committee, Alexei Sorokin, said Friday at a soccer forum in Moscow that the issue was "very difficult to control," but the Russian Football Union was preparing to put an anti-racism program in place.
"Yes, there are various outbreaks and incidents," he said. "But they do not represent the overall mood in our society," he said.
This is not the first time Roberto Carlos has been a target of racism. In March, Russian champion Zenit St. Petersburg was fined $10,000 after one of its fans offered a banana to the Brazilian during a pre-game ceremony.
The 38-year-old left back, who won a World Cup with Brazil in 2002, joined Anzhi this year from Corinthians.
"I'm outraged by the sickening behavior of this fan, who, in fact, insulted not only me but all the players," he told Sport Express. "I hope Russian federation, UEFA and FIFA will give an adequate evaluation to this disgusting incident."
The disciplinary committee of the Russian Football Union said it fined Krylya Sovietov almost $11,000. The committee took into consideration the club's immediate apology to the player and its quick identification of the perpetrator, who is now wanted by police.
Last year, Lokomotiv Moscow fans unfurled a banner showing a banana. The display was directed at Nigerian striker Peter Odemwingie, who went on to join West Bromwich Albion. Russian officials contended the overtly racist banner reflected general discontent with the striker and wasn't a reference to his skin color.


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The Shield - Season 7 Episodes
The Shield - Season 7
The repercussions from the Money Train Heist continue to plague the Mackey family as Vic ignites a war between the Armenian mob and a powerful drug cartel with ties to the Mexican government.
"Coefficient of Drag"
Vic and Ronnie attempt to deal with the serious repercussions of Shane's involvement with the Armenians. A federal agent arrives to help investigate a recent wave of violence in Farmington. Meanwhile, a man who was acquitted of his wife's murder two years ago comes into the Barn to confess that he was responsible.
In light of the brewing Mexican-Armenian gang war, Pezuela orders a hit on Rezian, who tells Shane that his men have orders to kill both his and Vic's families if anything should happen to him. Meanwhile, the Strike Team looks into a series of murders believed to be the result of a "Top 10 Most Dangerous Gangs" list published by the Mayor's office. Billings' lackadaisical attitude gets under Dutch's skin during a murder investigation.
"Money Shot"
Vic works an angle to make himself valuable in the eyes of the Armenian mob, while Corinne finds herself in legal trouble. Meanwhile, Tina and Julien go undercover to catch a crooked adult film producer.
The gang war erupts in unexpected ways that Vic can't fully control. Dutch and Billings' homicide investigation grows into something more disturbing. Cassidy reaches out to Danny.
"Game Face"
The Strike Team attempts to free a drug kingpin's kidnapped daughter. Claudette once again comes face to face with Kleavon Gardner whose trial is approaching. Meanwhile, Dutch continues to look into Lloyd being a potential serial killer.
"Animal Control"
Vic and Ronnie set up a meeting between the Mexicans and Armenians that they plan to manipulate, while keeping some important details from Shane. Meanwhile, Shane uncomfortably teams up with a former adversary to help the only survivor from a murder case that he worked on when he was in Vice. Dutch investigates a possible sleep-walking murder.
"Bitches Brew"
Vic faces additional pressure to take down Pezuela after his review board meeting is moved up. Meanwhile, a prostitute from Vic's past drags him and the Strike Team into a murder investigation. Dutch and Billings investigate a series of neighborhood break-ins, and Danny turns to the most unlikely person for help after Vic threatens to take her to court.
When his plan goes awry, Shane races against time to tie up any loose ends that will lead to trouble for him. Vic confronts a priest who might be harboring drug dealers. Dutch and Billings are close to finding two attempted cop killers, and Corrine learns some things about Vic.
"Moving Day"
The Barn is on the hunt for two fugitives. Aceveda encounters some obstacles to his quest to be mayor. Meanwhile, Dutch gets personal with a suspect's mother.
"Party Line"
Dutch and Claudette acquire a new ally in the department's effort to take down Vic. Meanwhile, Vic tries to manipulate the situation with Pezuela, ICE, and Aceveda. Ronnie ponders whether he should give up fighting and leave.
"Petty Cash"
Corrine agrees to work with Dutch and Claudette while also serving as go-between for Vic and Shane. Meanwhile, Claudette pairs Ronnie up with Julien to investigate the murder of a high school football player.
"Possible Kill Screen"
With time running out, Vic tries to secure an immunity deal for him and Ronnie in exchange for them helping ICE take down Beltran. Meanwhile, Dutch has to clean up Billings' mess and the Barn investigates a murder connected to a member of the Strike Team.
"Family Meeting"
In the series finale, the Barn looks into a woman's disappearance and the arrival of a major drug shipment.


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EconSouth (Second Quarter 2009)
On Point
Taking the pulse
A year and a half into the recession, the U.S. and Southeastern economies are still working through a variety of serious economic hurdles, made stubbornly persistent by strains in the financial system.
One of the challenges we tackle in this issue of EconSouth is reporting about the stress on the banking system in general and the fallout from the housing market on Southeast banks specifically. An article written by Scott Hughes, a senior financial analyst in the Atlanta Fed's supervision and regulation division, contrasts the banking environment from the upbeat, high-growth period before 2007 with the more challenging operating environment banks face today.
Sifting through data for his story, Hughes said he was taken aback by how rapidly consumers snapped their wallets shut. "I remember an economist a few years ago telling the audience that they should never underestimate the 'hedonism' of the U.S. consumer and the capacity and willingness of lenders to enable this tendency," he said.
Since Hughes wrote his article, consumer credit fell by $15.7 billion in April from March, reflecting tightened underwriting and weak demand. "It will be interesting to see whether or not this trend proves to be a near- or long-term phenomenon," he said. "If long term, it will have substantial implications for the economy and banking."
The economic crisis has filtered into the operations of state and local governments as well. Government coffers in the Southeast have taken a hit as falling home prices and sales, reduced consumer spending, and rising unemployment translate into lower tax collections.
Staff writer Charles Davidson takes a look in this issue at the efforts of state and local governments, many bound by balanced-budget statutes, to adjust services to meet shrinking revenue. In researching his story, he saw the ripple effects of an economic downturn on governments. "Weak economic activity becomes government's problem because property, income, and sales tax revenues dry up," he said. "At the same time, however, the demand for many public services—jail cells, courtrooms, food assistance, and subsidized health care—increases. But providing those services doesn't make money; it costs money. So just when governments' revenues are shrinking, they must provide more services."
Finally, Atlanta Fed economist John Robertson and staff writer William Smith bring a national perspective to the stresses in the Southeastern economy. They write about five key factors at the core of the recession and provide an outlook for how each one will play a part in lifting the economy out of the doldrums.
We think you'll discover some new insights into the economy in this issue of EconSouth. As always, we welcome your feedback, which you can e-mail to email@example.com.
Here's hoping that we can include a more optimistic perspective on the economy in our next issue.
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# 57945: Subject: Jones Inlet, Haunts Creek, Goose Creek, New York
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Water Temperature: .Water Clarity: .Seas: .Weather: .Fishing_for: Fluke & Striped BassBoat: .captain: .
Report: The fluke fishing continues to heat up in the waters off of Long Island. Boaters have been reporting that they have caught up to 50 fish while only keeping 2. There is plenty of action and that's what it is about. Much of the fluke action has been near the J1 Buoy southwest to the McAlister grounds. For best results, use bucktail and teaser rigs or two dropper loops with teasers and a sinker. Tip these rigs with either spearing or Berkley Gulp swimming mullet in white or chart.
The bays have been the better producers for more keeper fluke. Fish the State Channel from the Big M to the 3rd Wantagh, including Goose Creek and Haunts Creek. Fishing the last of the flood and first of the outgoing tides is best.
Striped Bass fishing has slowed as signs of summer are more prevalent. There are still some bunker in the ocean to the east and west of Jones Inlet.
To get more information, read our fishing reports at http://www.causewaybaitandtackle.com/fishing-blog/category/fishing-reports/.
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The Human Phenotype Ontology (HPO) provides the following list of features that have been reported in people with this condition. Much of the information in the HPO comes from Orphanet, a European rare disease database. If available, the list includes a rough estimate of how common a feature is (its frequency). Frequencies are based on a specific study and may not be representative of all studies. You can use the MedlinePlus Medical Dictionary for definitions of the terms below.
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|Approximate number of patients (when available)
|Bilateral cleft lip and palate
|Very frequent
(present in 80%-99% of cases)
|Very frequent
(present in 80%-99% of cases)
|Ectropion of lower eyelids
|Very frequent
(present in 80%-99% of cases)
|Abnormality of vision
(present in 30%-79% of cases)
|Carious teeth
(present in 30%-79% of cases)
|Conductive hearing impairment
(present in 30%-79% of cases)
|Conical tooth
(present in 30%-79% of cases)
(present in 30%-79% of cases)
|Finger syndactyly
(present in 30%-79% of cases)
(present in 30%-79% of cases)
|Abnormal hair quantity
(present in 5%-29% of cases)
|Anal atresia
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The boat is full of Western backpackers, and when we arrive at Ton Sai bay on Ko Phi Phi Don there are hundreds of touts desperate to find us accomodation and claim their commission. We find that the rooms seem to cost the double the equivalent in Krabbi, so we agree to take something cheap (and hence not as nice) in a spirit of cash preservation. Eventually, with the help of Mr Tout 149 we find a place not ten minutes from the pier for 350B (GBP5.00) per night
Ko Phi Phi Don suffered hard in the Tsunami that swept along this coast in December 2004. The area we are staying in is on a low lying isthmus of land linking two rockier parts of the island, with beaches on either side facing Ton Sai Bay and Yongkasem bay respectively. Apparently, when the Tsunami arrived, it swept through one way and then the other destroying almost completely what was the most densely inhabited part of the island. We are amazed at the speed with which the buildings have been re-erected, and we see completed multi-storey hotels, diving schools, banks, and shops all open for business. Off the main drag and near our guest house, there's a lot of evidence of the destruction such as building shells, rubble, and stumps of coconut palms. Given that all the habitable buildings in this area of the island are new, we are amazed how relatively shabby our guest house appears. Only later do we discover that RS Guesthouse isn't new; it was about the only building to survive the deluge.
Rachel spots a recommended shiny new dive school very near our hostel and we pop in to see what they can offer. A tall Dutchman called Twan (originally from Nijmegen) greets us and tells us that they're not supposed to be open for a couple of days, but they have everything in place and suggests we get started that afternoon
Walter informs us that the PADI (Professional Association of Diving Instructors) open water diving course is part theory and part practical. The theory part involves passing a multiple-choice exam with at least 70%, and I try to recall with some trepidation the last time, in about 1990, I sat such an exam. The practical bit involves learning basic skills in a closed water environment, like a swimming pool, in the absense of which we will be using the beach beside the jetty. Lastly, there's the open water practical where we will be taking a boat to top dive sites around the island for four dives of up to 18 metres in depth.
After watching a video and answering some questions about pressure, volume, and density we are marching down the main drag in wet suits with Walter in front with a wheelbarrow full of diving kit. Down at the beach we don the gear, including a belt with 6kg of lead on it, and I am shocked by the sheer weight of it all; I can barely stand-up let alone stagger across the sand to get in the water.
Once in the water though we have a lot of fun smimming around about two metres under the surface and practicing skills like emptying water from ones mask under the surface, using your buddy's (Rachel's) air in an emergency, and a series of important handsignals. We test out how to control our bouyancy in the water and its surprisingly tricky to master as we bob up and down lake raisins in a glass of champagne.
Fatigued, we head back to the dive school and learn that we have to read two thick chapters of theory from a book before the morning. We spend the evening studying, taking just a short break to scoot out for dinner, before giving up exhausted at 11pm. As I lie in bed I wonder if I really know what I'm getting into.
Day 2 is another day of closed water diving, videos, and discussions with Walter. Walter insists that we finish off the last two chapter of theory that night so that we can sit the exam on Day 3. As we walk back up the beach after our last closed water dive I confess to Rachel that I found it great fun in the water, but I'm dreading the night's study.
Day 3 starts not with the exam, but our first real open water dives. We meet captain of the enormous dive boat, who informs us that we have it all to ourselves, as the dive school is only just opening and there are no other customers as yet. Accompanied by the Captain, Walter, his Thai girlfriend, and Henry the Dive school gopher, we cruise out into the sunshine in the direction of Phi Phi Le Island.
We stop at craggy outcrop south of Ko Phi Phi Le where there are dozens of other sightseeing, snorkelling and dive tours
We jump into the water sink beneath the surface to a blue and green three dimensional other-world that looks like a sci-fi metropolis in outer-space. I see a line of fishes move above me, a shoal of something beneath me, and the complex jutting shapes of coral all around me. The initial sensation of delight wears off when I realise I am sinking like a stone towards some wickedly spiky sea-urchins on the sea-bed beneath me. With a few milliseconds to spare I manage to reverse my direction and join Rachel and Walter who are watching with alarm.
During the dive I find it hard to concentrate on what's around me due to the initial bouyancy concerns, and the number of things that I have to remember, for example, do I have any air left? I also feel exhausted because I'm trying to swim too fast. Rachel and Walter spot a Leopard Shark which I fail to see completely even though I'm right beside them. After about 30minutes or so, we surface and climb back on the boat. I find that I've used almost twice as much air as Rachel.
On the boat we do some calculations to determine the amount of residual nitrogen in the blood, which is determined by the depth and duration of the dive. Too much nitrogen and worst case is an agonising death from 'the bends' as the nitrogen fizzes out of the blood, like carbon dioxide bubbles from a can of coke. However, as expected, we are reasonably clear and look at some tables to work out how long we can spend on the next dive to remain in the safe zone.
We eat lunch and then ready ourselves for another adventure under water. The second dive feels much smoother and pleasant as I start to relax under the water. We see some exciting creatures such as a sea snake with its black, red and white striped body, a conger eel hanging out face first from a hole in the coral, and a lion fish which is so named because of its mane of spikes. We resurface just after midday and head back to Phi Phi Don island across the sparkling blue water.
As we speed along we both remark that we feel out of touch with reality, and we put it down to the effect of Nitrogen. We wonder if it will affect our exam performance.
Back at the dive school, Walter insists on some more 'knowledge review' before the exam. I think he's keen to have some written evidence on file to proove he's told us the basics. Then the exam, which is more straight forward than expected - Rachel gets 92% and I get 94%. Much to my disgust one of the questions I get wrong is an engineering question - whats the difference between a J-valve and DIN-valve? Rachel also has two silly mistakes where she knows the answer but mistakenly puts down the wrong one - we put that down to nitrogen narcosis. Anyhow, exam over, we have a free evening to laze around without having to do any study.
I soon notice that everything sounds fuzzy, as though I have cotton wool in my ears, and soon it develops into a throbbing ear ache. Twan advises me to see a doctor, so we walk down to the local hospital to get some medical advice. A young Thai doctor appears from amidst piles of medical equipment in the partially completed reception area. He has a look in my ears and tells me he sees blood and that I have minor trauma. He prescribes me ibuprofen for pain, ear drops to reduce swelling, and a decongestant. He also says that I should not go diving the next day, which puts us in a difficult position as we are due to leave Ko Phi Phi the next evening, after completing the last day of diving. I decide to see how things are in the morning. The doctor's fees are 500B (about GBP7.00) including consultation and drugs.
Next morning my ears feel much better, so I decide to go ahead, contra the doctor's opinion, with the last two dives. The dive sites are selected to allow us to go to 18m this time, and despite my concerns I have no problems at all in equalising the pressure as we descend. We see huge shoals of yellow fusilier fishes, marshalled by just a handful of big silvery fish, and a monster lobster scuttles away from us as we descend. The islands nearby are really craggy, and the steep contour continues beneath the surface providing great walls of coral to smim alongside. We come to some subsea tunnels formed from the rocks falling from above and we swim beneath and emerge from the other side, almost forgetting the cardinal rule of diving: never hold your breath.
After completing the last two dives, Walter shakes our hand and tells us that we are now qualified open water divers, and we can dive anywhere. How about the Antartic, or Scotland, I wonder? Walter then confesses that we are his first ever students; he has only just passed his diving instructors exam. I sense that he is more relieved and pleased than us.
That afternoon we take the ferry back, across the smooth seas, to Krabbi, where we check back into our favourite hotel 'A.Mansions'. We buy a bus ticket for the luxury overnight air-conditioned VIP bus to Bangkok for the next day.
After spending a lazy day in Krabbi, we take a songthaew to the bus station and get on board VIP bus number 1 in plenty of time for the 5pm departure. After entering through the side door, which has a heart-shaped window, we sit back in enormous purple reclining chairs and gaze at the rest of the interior which is mainly pink, apart from the liberal use of gold on the metal light fittings. Its a bus that Barbie would be proud to travel in.
The bus seems pretty comfortable, but I wonder how I will feel after twelve hours on board. The VCD system is showing a loud Thai comedy production recorded live in Bangkok, lacking the kind of international appeal of Mr Bean, but featuring singing Thai men in kilts. At about 8pm we park in a motorway service area along with about 30 other buses and we are herded into a massive communal dining area. It turns out that the Barbie bus ticket includes a free evening meal too. A few moments after eating my last mouthful, we are herded back on to the bus for the long drive on to Bangkok. I fall into a fitful sleep dreaming about Thai men wearing gaudy purple and pink tartan kilts.


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"We are excited to add to the already outstanding product the Storm Chasers staff created here at Werner Park," said Omaha Storm Chasers CEO Gary Green. "One of the things that has been important to me is to make it an even better entertainment experience by adding more giveaways and promotions for the great fans in Omaha."
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Reno Evening Gazette (Newspaper) - November 1, 1890, Reno, Nevada A iHE BEST REKoIGAZEif jsj awarded the premium by the Nevada State Fair. DO SOT 00 AWAV, From home for yistir printing. Try the GAZKTTB and have a clour conscience. VOL. XXX. RENO, WASHOE COUNTY, NEVADA, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 1, 1890. MISCELLANEOUS. NO. 28. H. LETER, THE BON TON TAILOR, Has junt received a fine line oil Fall goods, both FRENCH AND DOMESTIC. Suits made to order cheaper than any other place in the city. A perfect fit guaranteed or 110 wile. VIRGINIA STREET. NEAR COMMERCIAL ROW, RENO, NEVADA. aosep AN AWL Two Children Thrown From a Precipice. THE WEEKLY BAKE STATEMENT. FIFTY CENTS PER WEEK. "All classes of legitimate ad- vertisements, not exceeding six lines, inserted in this column for fifty per week. Situation Wanted. AS BOOKKEEPER, SALESMAN OR office work, Permanent position de- Col. 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A young woman named Sarah McMullen, aged 19, re- siding with Mrs. Patrick Brown, en- atthe ticed Delia Brown, aged 6, and Nellie May Connors, aged 10, onto the Akron cemant works' narrow-gauge-road bridge, which is 65 feet above Murder creek, when all of a sudden she pushed Delia Brown over the side of the bridge, and then grabbed Nellie Con- nors and hurled her from the preci- pice. Nellie was instantly killed, and little Delia Brown had her arms and legs broken, and, although terribly bruised, it is thought she will recover. 'Last night the citizens searched for the missing girls and found them at 2 o'clock this morning. For several hours Delia laid on the stunes at the side of the creek unable to move. It is believed that Sarah McMullen is crazy, as she subsequently threw her- self into the stream from which she was rescued by a man passing at the time. She is in custody, but refuses to talk.________ ________ They Die Hard. By Associated Press.J CINCINNATI, Nov. new board of city officers went to their office a little earlier than the usual time for meeting this morning, accompanied by the Mayor. The office.was locked, and there was only a clerk within.who on the request of the Mayor to open the door refused to do so. The Mayor directed an officer to force an entrance, and three kicks from a policeman's brogan opened the door. The inner door, which was also locked, was opened by sending a man through the transom. The board then elected a new clerk and discharged the assist- ant, who refused to give up his book of minutes. Piesident Keemelin of the old board catne in later and began to raise objections, but when Mayor Mosby told b im ho had no right to in- terfere with tha business, he left the room. The other members of the old Board acquiesced. Tbe Old Kate. By Associated Press.] NEW YOKK, Nov. to the result of a meeting on Monday last, the increasd tariff on express matter went into effect this morning. The manager of the American Express says the rate hns simply been put back to those charged in 1888. Bank Htatement. By Associated Press.] NEW YORK, Nov. weekly bank statement shows a reserve in- crease of specie decrease, deposit decrease, The banks now hold in excess of the requirement of the 25 per cent. rule.1) Arrest of Rioters. By Cable and Associated Press.] BKRNK, Nov. arrests of rioters have been made at Lugano. It is believed the turbulent Canton of Ticino will be divided into two. Perfect A Pure Cream of Tartar Superior to every other known. Used in Millions of Years the Standard. Delirious Cake and Pastry, Light Flaky Biscuit, Griddle Cakw Palatable and Wholesome. No other baking powder docs work. Wlxty-sevea By Associated Press, i NEW YOBK, Nov. is now cer- tain that twenty-seven lives were saved from the wrecked steamer Viz- caya. Word has been received from Delaware Breakwater that eight per- sons were saved and are now there. Their names are not known. A tug was sent this morning from Sandy Hook for the seven survivors taken off by the Marshall, and noi on board that vessel. The Ceballo representatives, wb went with the tug after the seven sur vivors picked up by a pilot boat, have returned. They brought seven of th crew of the Vizcaya and one of tb schooner's crew. A dispatch received from Lewes Del., says that Second Engineer Ar thur Gueralla, Fourth Engineer Leo- pold Mediaralla, the boatswain, cook a fireman and two sailors had arrivec there, and also that the body of the stewardess of the Vizcaya had come ashore. Second mate Walker of the schooner Cornelius Hargraves gives the follow- ing account of the collision: "I had just came on deck a few minutes be- fore i.Thursday when I saw the Vizcaya five miles off. A green light shone on her port side. I did not feel the least uneasy, as our lights were burning and must have been plainly visible to those on board the Spaniard. We were sailing at the rate of eight knots an hour. The Spanish ship -was moving rapidly, and I turned a flare of light to show him a sailing vessel was near, but he held on his way, and I began to think we might strike him or he us if of us did not alter our course. I was in charge of the deck, but finally called the Captain, When he came on deck he looked at the cloud of canvas on the Spanish steamship atid then at our sails, all of which were set. We can clear her, I he said, and we held on our way. I watched the vessels drawing nearer, and finally ventured, 'I think we will strike them, Captain.' 'Yes, by God, we will. Hard-a-port! shout- ed. Bat it was too late. Like a race horse our vessel darted forward and we struck the Vizcaya amid ship. The Hargraves tore a great hole the Spaniard's side, and then the vessel swung slowly about until almoct side by side, and then a chorus of ago- nized cries burst forth and men and women darted hither and thither on the steamship and jumped down on our decks, but our ship was as seri- ously wounded as their own. "As Captain Allen heard the panic- stricken paople dropping on our deck he shouted to me: 'Walker, keep them back; let's save our own crew first. To the boats, men, to the and he himself Jcut away the fastenings of the long beat and jumped in, and the first mate and three of our crew followed. "In the meantime I was fighting a gang of Spaniards bent on getting into our boats. Suddenly I looked around and saw Allen shove off with four companions. His boat would have easily carried sixteen. I jumped into the rigging and shouted 'Captain, you are not going to desert your sec- ond mate, are you? For God's sake come back.' He shouted something in reply and I saw him waiving his hand in farewell and (knew the cow- ard had made off, leaving the rest of his crew to Walker then told in a dramatic way of the struggles for life of the remain- ing ten men of the Hargraves' crew, and the crowd of Spaniards from the Viscaya. Walker threw a plank over- board and followed it, a large number of persons clung to it, and it was cap- sized again and again, each time los- ing some of its freight of human life. Finally the number was reduced to five. They lost strength gradually, and one by one let go and sunk into the depths leaving Walker alone. Again and again he was washed over- board, but straggled back. He was fast losing his mind and conscious- ness when he saw Barnegat, and tried to paddle toward it, but drifted out to sea. Many vessels passed, but were too far away to see his signals. At 4 A. M. he fell in with a Spaniard who had a raft of spars and joined him, and soon after they were picked up by a tug. Total number rescued, 42; lost, 67. LEWES Nov. sur- vivors of the collision of the steamer Vizcaya and the schooner Cornelius Hargravo were brought here last night. The following is a list of their names: From the Cornelius tain J. F. Allen of Fall Eiver, First Mate H. C. Perring of Philadelphia, and seamen Andrew Hansen of Bos- ton, John Smith of England, George Durand of Philadelphia, John Ander- son of Boston, Thorald Tboraldson of Norway, Harvey Gainer of Philadel- phia, Hans M. Holm sen of Christiana, Norway. From the Gerald of San lander, Leopoldo Gediavilla of Cadiz. Angelo Eseandon of Santunder, Leandro Galcia of Bilbao, Calba of Ponteverdera, Alonza Bartcla of Cadiz, Ramon Camana of Corona. A Cowardly Mmrder. By Associated Press.] AI.BUQCKBQOK (N. Nov. Joseph Lewis, a cowboy of Apache county, was shot and instantly killed on Wednesday nigbt by James Pipkin and Joseph Hatch. Pipkin's wife had left him, and in company with Lewis and another woman, was on her way to St. Johns. The two men followed the party, and, coming up to where Lewis and the women were in camp, they emptied the contents of their double-barrelled shotguns into the body of the man. The murderers then fled, but when the news was reported to the Sheriff, he set out w ith a posse of citizens 'and Deputies Hart and Ashton to run down murderers. Both Pipkin ttfcvfc' killed men before. Overland By Associated Press.] Nov. severance of the relations between the Union Pa- cific road and its eastern connections, except the Chicago Northwestern road, in the matter of billing freight through, went into effect to-day. Freight, wherever it is possible, is being forwarded by other routes. When not, it is billed only to Council Bluffs, Iowa, where it must be re- silled over the Union Pacific. This >reak applies to and from points be- tween Omaha and Salt Lake and does not extend to coast freight. Consulta- ions are going on between the offi- cials, and the rupture may ba mended. A Man VranrlHro lluuttclde. Special to the GAZKTTE.] SAN FRANCICC-O, Nov. 2 o'clock this morning the Coroner wan notified that a murder had been mitted on the corner of fourteenth and Mission and a deputy was sent to investigate the matter. Jtha Bo wen, a waiter in tlio Exte'sior Res- taurant, was Btulibod and almost in- stantly killed by F. C. Beck, a waiter employed in the New Eastern Hotel. The killing occurred in a saloon, and was the outcome of a dispute over a a ten-cent drink. Bowen was in the left breast, and expired in a few minutes. Beck was placed under ar- rest, charged with murder.. Kl'KMSIIlNG GOODS, HATS BOOTS SHOKS. 1890. FALL AND WINTER. 1891. A Town Burned. By Associated Press.] PEOIUA Nov. business portion of the town of Chillicothe war- Imost entirely destroyed by fire last ight. The tire originated ia a livery table, and spread rapidly in all direc- tions. The telegraph and telephone offices were burned, and all communi- cations are cut off. The loss is about only partially insured. The buildings burned were mostly small stores, saloons and shops. Between thirty and forty buildings in all were totally destroyed. Dlalne la Philadelphia. By Associated Press.] PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1. Secretary Elaine arrived from Washington this afternoon and he received a great ovation. Later in the afternoon he appeared on the stage of the Academy of Music to address a Republican mass-meeting. The SpTBlousfcuildihg was crowded to the doors and hun- dreds were Unable to gain admission. Chicago. By Associated Press. J CHICAGO, Nov. 1. The big packers of Armour, Swift Morris have just purchased acres of land at the foot of Lake Michigan, across the line in Indiana, and will move their estab- lishments there. It is expected that people will ba moved there inside of five years. Corner Stone Ceremonlen. By Associated Press.] CHICAGO, Nov. The corner-stone of the Great Temple of the National Woinens' Christian Temperance Union was laid this afternoon with ap- propriate ceremonies. The building will be of granite, fifteen stories high, and will cost Francis E. Willard delivered the principal ad- dress. Burned to Death. By Associated Press.] GLENWOOD Nov. The Lake House, at Starbuck, was burned last night. Two children of the pro- prietor, E. P. Byhee, were burned to death, and two others were so badly burned that they are not expected to live. __ Not at All Probable. By Cable and Associated PARIS, Nov. Count Harrise's life of the Prince Imperial, published yesterday, insinuates that Lieut. Carey was a political agent paid to get rid of the Prince in Zoluland. The Official Hejtort. By Cable and Associated PrejsjJ ZANZIBAR, Nov. The official report states the British loss at the storming of Vitu, were four wounded, and the native loss was fifty killed, and many wounded." CO A ST DISPATCHES. A Campaign Accident. By Associated Press.] BAKEBSPIELD, Noy. 1. While firing a salute in honor of ex-Governor Stan- ford last night, Milo G. Mckee and John Hart were injured by the pre- mature discbargeof acannon. McKee bad both arms blown off, his face and head lacerated, 'and his eyesight de- stroyed. He is believed to be fatally injured. He is a plumber and tinner by trade. Hart was not seriously hurt. _ ___ A KeorgaaUed Bank. By Associated Press.] MARYSVILUB, NOT. 1. 'well- known and long established banking bouse of Bideout Smith has incor- porated under the name of the Hideout Bank, with N. D. Rideotit as Presi- dent. The old firm begun business here in 1861. Special to the GAZBTTK.I PORT TOWNSEND, Nov. 1. The Bteamer Walla Walla, which had not been heard from since Wedneiday night, when she lef1 Nanaimo for sea, arrived last evening. Owing to a thick fog Captain Wallace had an- chored his ship in St. George's Chan- nel. She leaves for San Francisco to-day. The steamer Haitian Kepubliceame off the beach near Point Wilson, where she went during a fog, but sus- tained no injury, and is now on her way to San Francisco. the Worst of Ic. Special to the GAZETTE] MoDKb-ro Nov. morn- ing Seuton Poren was shot in the leg and beat over the head at Turlock by officer Spiers, while resisting arrest. Boren had been drunk and quarrel- some all night, and when the officer j ittempted to arrest him he fortilied himself behind a bar and commenced a fusillade of glasses and tumblers upon the officer. Boren was brought to the county hospital, where his in- juries were pronounced not fatal. Spiers under arrest. IHert a Itroken Heart. By Associated Press.] FUKSNO, Nov. J. L. Still- man, wife of the murderer of J. Fiske, died at the County Hospital this morning. She bemoaned to the ast the desperate act of her husband, and gradually expired from a loss of vitality. She leaves two small chil- dren. Stillman had not been in- tormed of the death of his wife up to a late hour. MY STOCK OK------- Fo Fall and Winter Is now compU-tc, conalstlitx of and Mr- ilium lien's and Boy's Clothiog, AND FURNISHING GOODS. FINE BEAVER OVERCOATS, Chinchilla and Kerseys. A lurge assortment of Men 'a anil Boys' Fine Wool and Merino Underwear. A line line of Men's nnd Hoys' Wool and Cotton Socks Largest and best line of In the State, also a full lino of JOHN U. STETSON to CO.'S HATS. A Large Assortment of Men's and Boys' Suspenders. The f inest Line of Men's French Kid and Buck Gloves In the State, s.nd a full line of Wool-Lined Gloves nnd MiUs. Finest Un of Hwear ALWAYS ON HAND.- BOOTS AND SHOES Oploi By Associated Press.] SEATTLE, Nov. States luatoms Searchers Todd and Woodby seized 240 five-tael cans of prepared opium on the pteamer Olympian, which arrived at 1'ort Townsend from Victoria, 'B. C. Night watchman Adams was arrcBted on suspicion. Went In Mis ItCMlgaatlon. By Associated Press.] OLTMPIA Nov. F. Gowey, ex-Mayor of this city, who was recently appointed United States Consul to Tokio, Japan, has sent his resignation to the President on account of Ill-health. Gowey is now in Cali- fornia for the benefit of his health. IN KNDLKSS VARIETY, DEFY COMPETITION. AT PKICES THAT Custom Made Pants Always On Hand. IN Wo bavo the finest nssortmont in all grades, run- ning in price from upwards. NutlG to .iiraHore on MhorteHt Kotlrc. The Meattle Water Works. By Associated Press.] SEATTLE, Nov. Spring Hill Water Company has turned over its water works, and hereafter they will be operated by the city. Tho pur- chase price was TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES. ouniry Orders will Receive Prompt Attention. JOHN SUNDERLAND, TAKE ADVANTAGE ........OF OUR........ ORE AT PREMIUM SALE. Of onr New Stock of Dry Groods Oloa ks Prices Lower than Ever. says the Liverpool Bar silver, A Ncsv York dispatch Comte de Paris sailed for to-day. A dispatch sitys the President leaves for Indianapolis on Monday to vote. _ Public Francis G. Newlands, K. L. Fulton and the candidates will addrcHH the people to-night at Armory Hall on the political issues of the day. C. D. Van Duzen and F. If. Norcross will also address the Young Menu' Bepub'icao Club at the same place._____ Bacltlem's Arnica Halve. The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises ores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, chnppe hr ids, chilblains, corns all skin eruptions and positively cures pltn or BO pay required. It is guaranteed to give satisfaction, or money refunded. Pi'ce cents per box. Ho by Wm.Pinnls'er. i6cp 3't cp cp Kate Ji 95 ff 35 TUN O'CLOCK emcriT. 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awesome :)
Posted on September 1, 2009 12:34PM by AliRemix0+
Very nice model and it has dirt too. I think that only the damage model should be worked a bit more.
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Love it, thanks
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Can you Make "Honda Fit USA 2009" Please :)
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It would be nice if a rusty and old model of this car could be made in order to replace vigero2.
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great car to bring into GTA4. the rusty model to replace vigero 2 is a great idea.
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KINGS POINT, N.Y., May 12, 2010 — The Global Maritime and Transportation School at the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy along with co-sponsor American Military University will convene its Second Annual Piracy Countermeasure Seminar on June 23-24.
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This game adds a healthy number of debuting anime series. Newer series include Eureka Seven, Gravion, Genesis of Aquarion and Overman King Gainer, while the 80s is represented by Godsigma, Baldios, and Orguss. The movie version of Zeta Gundam and the ever-polarizing Gundam SEED Destiny, which both debuted in the Scramble Commander sub-series, make their first traditional appearance in SRWZ.StoryVarious dimensions have been merged together due to the detonation of the Space-Time Oscillation Bomb by fighter pilot Kei Katsuragi in an event known as "Break the World." This chaotic world is controlled by a new Earth Federation, a super-alliance of the Universal Century world's Earth Federation and the Cosmic Era world's Earth Alliance, among other factions. In addition, other malicious groups such as the Hyakki Empire, the Shadow Angels, and the Guyzok roam this world. To battle this combined threat, a organization known as ZEUTH is formed; it consists of various groups such as the AEUG, ZAFT, and Gekko State.Featured Series A list of the anime series which are featured in the game. Series that premiered in the Super Robot Wars series in this game are marked with "(new)". Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam (A New Translation version)* Mobile Suit Gundam: Char's Counterattack After War Gundam X Turn A Gundam Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny* Mazinger Z Great Mazinger UFO Robo Grendizer Getter Robo G Invincible Super Man Zambot 3 Invincible Steel Man Daitarn 3 Space Emperor God Sigma (new) Space Warrior Baldios (new) Combat Mecha Xabungle Super Dimension Century Orguss (new) The Big O The Big O: Second Season (new) Overman King Gainer (new) Super Heavy God Gravion (new) Super Heavy God Gravion Zwei (new) Genesis of Aquarion (new) Psalm of Planets Eureka Seven (new) Banpresto Originals (original characters created for the game) *First appearance in a "traditional" SRW game. Tri-Battle SystemA combination of Super Robot Wars Alpha 2's Squad System and Original Generation's Twin-Battle System, Tri-Battle again lets the player place up to three robots into a single unit. However, the new Formation feature adds an extra layer of strategy, allowing the player to adapt to any situation.Tri FormationThe Tri Formation is built around the new Tri-Charge attack, which allows all robots in a squad to use their respective TRI weapons together as an ALL attack. Unlike normal ALL attacks, Tri-Charges do not suffer damage penalties when used against a 3-robot Squad; Tri-Charges also pierce enemy barriers. There will be special Tri-Charges for certain teams (such as Sting, Stella, and Auel from Gundam SEED Destiny).All members of the Squad receive defensive and evasion bonuses against ALL Attacks All members of the Squad are capable of Support Defending each other The Platoon attack (PLA) is not available. Center FormationApproximate to the Alphas' Squad System; the squad focuses fire on a single robot.Squad members can Support Defend squad leader. All members of the Squad share barriers. Squad leader receives defensive and evasion bonuses against ALL Attacks. Wide FormationApproximate to OG's Twin Battle System; the squad fires on their respective enemies (Squad leader attacks enemy squad leader, left squad member attacks enemy left squad member, right squad member attacks enemy right Squad member). Unlike Center Formation, there are no penalties against this kind of attack.Support Defense is disabled. All members of the squad receive defensive bonuses when facing an enemy ALL attack. New FeaturesTri-Battle System. See above. Robots now have an Accuracy stat. Attack Again. A new pilot skill that allows a robot to "Support Attack" itself if its pilot's skill rating is 20 points higher than the enemy's. To counteract the skill's high potential, it is the most expensive skill in the game; additionally, only extremely skilled aces (like Amuro Ray from the Gundam franchise and Kei Katsuragi from Orguss) receive the skill automatically. Animation has been improved in many areas. 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December 11, 2012
Panelists Mara Willard, Jay Williams, Josslyn Luckett, and HDS professors Stephanie Paulsell and David Carrasco spoke on December 6 as part of the series "Have Mercy: The Religious Dimensions of the Writings of Toni Morrison."
Toni Morrison, the Robert F. Goheen Professor in the Humanities, Emerita, Princeton University, and recipient of the Nobel Prize for Literature, was present at the talk and answered questions about her work from the audience. Morrison later gave the Ingersoll Lecture on Immortality in Harvard's Sanders Theatre.
HDS hosted a working group on the religious dimensions of Morrison's writings throughout the fall 2012 semester, convened by HDS professors Carrasco and Paulsell.


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By L.H. ROBBINS ();
April 27, 1941,
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A STRANGER at the flower shows can understand why people gather in spellbound masses to gaze at a gold-medal garden dazzling with exotic azaleas and out-size tulips of great price. But why, he asks, should a similarly rapt and adoring crowd bank up before a lighted wall niche containing nothing but a dime's worth of daffodils and a couple of sprays of forsythia in a blue dish? Why all the excitement over a mere bouquet?
April 27, 1941
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1949 dodge b1b truck
What is the size ratio in a 1949 Dodge B1B truck? Looks like a 8 3/4 but thety did not come out till the mid 50's.
just starting a 49
here is a link to the site i use to get all the info you will need to work on that truck Pilot-house Truck Knowledge hope this helps
more info
from the book could be 3.73,4.1,4.3,or4.78 to know look at diff. just under the fill on the passenger side bottom should be stamped in the diff hub
1949 B1B RearEnd
The ratio is 4.78 . Does a 1948 plymouth rear end fit? Plymouth is A body and the doge truck is B body. The measurements are off less than 1". Not sure about the ange of the bird perch?
Axle Type Semifloating
Differential Hypoid
Differential Ratio 3.90
after looking up 48 Plymouth with some mod it will work with a 3.9 ratio it will help you will need to move the spring on the rear end to reset the angle
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