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All students receive a Refund Selection Kit from Sierra College via BankMobile after their initial registration of classes.
Upon receipt of the Refund Selection Kit, follow the instructions included in the kit to select a refund method.
The following refund options are available:
- Electronic deposit to a bank account: Refund will be deposited into an existing bank account of your choice.
- Check: A check will be mailed to the address listed in the Student's mySierra account.
- Electronic deposit to a BankMobile VIBE account: BankMobile checking account.
If no refund method is chosen then by default a check will be mailed 14 days after refunds are processed to the address on record in mySierra from BankMobile. It is therefore important to maintain a correct address in mySierra.
Refunds will be automatically issued two weeks after instruction begins for each term.
Cardtronics ATMs are located in the cafeteria and V building on the Rocklin Campus, and one each at NCC and Tahoe-Truckee. Students may also use their debit card at any Cardtronics ATM in our communities. Click here to find Cardtronics ATM locations.
Non-refundable Items Include:
- Audit Fees
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- Fees including enrollment, Foreign Citizen/Resident Capital Outlay, Non-Resident, Student Center Fee, health, safety, transportation, or course/material fees for classes dropped after the Add/Drop/Refund Deadline
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- Non-District Physical Ed Facilities Fee
This list may be modified at any time.
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- 50% refund for full withdrawal if requested by the student within the first six weeks of the semester or the first two weeks of a summer session, withdraws from all their classes.
- International Student Application Fees are not refundable.
Sierra College Health Fees
You are eligible for a refund only if you drop all classes by the Add/Drop/Refund Deadline. (See Dropping from Classes)
All students attending Sierra College pay a Health Fee. The Board of Directors established this fee in 1987. The fee pays for the operation of Health Services. Any enrolled student is welcome to visit the clinic and take advantage of its services. General visits are free, physicals are $10, and immunization prices vary.
A small fee is charged when any laboratory tests are performed. Some prescriptions are available at Health Services for a reduced cost. The clinics are staffed by Family Nurse Practitioners, Registered Nurses and a Physician, as well as our front office staff.
This fee is required of all students except those:
- Receiving the BOG A fee waiver.
- In supportive education.
- Enrolled in OLLI classes only.
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A Sierra College student body election resulted in approval of a mandatory Student Center Fee, designed solely for the purpose of funding a new student center. The fee, charged for the Fall and Spring semesters is $1 per unit to a maximum of $5 per semester.
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Big data is here to stay and Hadoop has come to play a central role in this story, though the enterprise readiness of this open-source analytics platform remains a hotly debated topic. One company that's had a front row seat to big data and Hadoop implementation is Cloudera, among the earliest to provide enterprise solutions for Hadoop. Here to discuss more on the subject is Cloudera consumer solutions chief Omer Trajman, who recently spoke with John Furrier at the Intel Developer Forum and provided a firsthand perspective on the state of Hadoop today (full video below).
Trajman makes two very clear distinctions in big data. On one end, Hadoop is the catalyst behind this industry-wide shift towards analytics: the growing number of end points and machine-generated data that enterprises are looking to tap into. And then there is the actual change we're seeing in the data center today: the adoption of flash storage, 10GbE and other technologies that facilitate meaning extraction on a massive scale.
These innovations all represent parts of a transition from what Trajman calls traditional "big iron" to open industry standards. Intel's Xeon chips powering four out of five servers in the data center, and Hadoop itself is a part of the open Apache ecosystem.
Now, the trend is evolving towards converged storage and compute – IO streams are being built into the servers, and companies like Fusion-io are adding the capacity component to the mix. The executive explains that this is vital from a technical standpoint because Hadoop is not a standalone platform: it connects to the data streams and it connects to the devices that consume what comes out on the other end. The framework and big data apps in general are very storage intensive, which is why Trajman says that it's imperative to keep it right next to the compute.
Continuing this trend of thought, the Cloudera executive says that IT departments have two choices when it comes to their data. They can either tuck it away in a backend storage tier or leverage it, a task that will almost always involve Hadoop and the active data pipeline that's needed to operate the platform.
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Sea Trial Etiquette

We recently contacted a sailboat manufacturer asking for a factory tour and sea trial of a boat that we're considering buying. We're still pretty new at this game, but when they said they'd need $200 for the sea trial we were surprised. Is that standard in the industry?

Jon Shattuck responds:
Thank you for your query; it's actually a common concern with new boat buyers. Just to give you an overview, boat builder/dealer/broker sea trial policies run the full gamut. While some larger new boat builders and dealers are able to offer free boat rides to interested parties, many builders/dealers/brokers allow sea trials only after a written purchase agreement is negotiated.

When I was a rookie broker, one of my customers asked if he could sail a prospective boat before making an offer. Our brokerage manager at the time emphatically stated "no free boat rides!"

After stubbornly providing a couple sea trials sans purchase agreements, I quickly learned why he made that statementI went for some fun boat rides, but got no offers. After that, I began to respond to such requests by repeating the company line of "we do not allow sea trials unless the boat is under contract," and almost always a contact was written up, price and terms were negotiated, a sea trial took place, and often a survey, and the boat was sold.

The odds are that the builder you've been talking with shares similar concerns, and the fee he is requiring is a form of a qualifier which he will use to cover his company's costs and efforts should your choose not to order that boat from them.

If you're serious about buying this boat, my suggestion is either ask that this fee be deducted from the purchase if and when you order a new boat from them, or, better yet, make an offer subject to a sea trial. Best of luck to you.

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The Inland Revenue Department has announced help for drought-hit Northland farmers.
Those whose current or future income will be significantly affected by the drought will be able to make late deposits for the 2012 income year to April 30.
Revenue Minister Peter Dunne said that would mean farmers can better plan their financial response to the conditions.
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Press Release - Office of College Advancement
Thursday, May 19, 2011
Office of College Advancement
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|Ohlone College 44th Annual Graduation Ceremony
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Ohlone College 44th Annual Graduation Ceremony
Fremont, CA—Ohlone College proudly hosts its 44th Annual Graduation Ceremony honoring students for their commitment to hard work and achievement at Ohlone College. The 2011 Valedictorian is Angeline Joyce Chew and the Outstanding Alumni of the Year are Bill Harrison and Jennifer Toy Harrison.
Angeline Chew is an international student and mother of three. Angeline left her management career in merchandising in Singapore to pursue higher education at Ohlone College. She comes to the podium with 96.5 units of college level course work and a perfect 4.0 grade point average. Angeline will earn an Associate of Arts degree in social science from Ohlone and is planning to transfer to pursue a bachelor's degree. She has not decided on where she will continue her studies.
Ohlone is also proud to honor the Outstanding Alumni of the Year, Jennifer Toy Harrison and Bill Harrison. The duo met at Ohlone College 22 years ago and their passion for and dedication to public service has made Ohlone gleam with pride. As students at Ohlone College, Bill and Jennifer were both heavily involved as Student Senators for the Associated Students of Ohlone College (ASOC). After attending Ohlone, Bill transferred to University of California at Santa Barbara (UCSB) to complete his Bachelor of Arts in Business Economics with a concentration in Accounting. Jennifer also transferred to UCSB, double majoring in Environmental Studies and Geography. The couple moved back to Fremont after college and dedicated themselves to community service. Bill served as the President and Treasurer of the Board of Directors of Kidango and Children's Fund of the Bay Area, and he is also part owner of Harrison Accounting Group, Inc. In 2004, Jennifer was named Woman of the Year from the 10th Senate District by Senator Liz Figueroa for her commitment to the community. Jennifer and Bill are both heavily involved with numerous civic organizations. They are the proud parents of two boys, Bryce, age 8 and Hayden, age 6.
Ohlone College anticipates awarding 100 Associate of Science degrees and 480 Associate of Arts degrees, including 72 multiple degrees to the 487 outstanding graduates at the ceremony. Of those, 176 are males and 311 females, with the youngest graduate 18 years old, and 10 graduates over the age of 50. 241 of the graduates this year are Fremont residents, 49 from Newark, and the remaining 197 are from other parts of the bay area or taking online classes from out of state, as far as Wyoming, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Illinois.
The graduation ceremony will take place in the Ohlone College Epler Gymnasium on the Pine Street entrance off of Mission Boulevard. Doors open at 6pm, and guests are strongly encouraged to arrive early as seating is limited and is on a first come, first-served basis. No tickets are required. When seating is at capacity, guests will be directed to the overflow room and will be able to watch the ceremony on television monitors. Congratulations to the Graduates!
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Jason Spezza ended an 11-game drought with a pair of goals, giving him 200 for his career as the Ottawa Senators held off the Carolina Hurricanes 4-3 Sunday night.
Spezza's first two goals of November helped the Senators halt a three-game home slide. Craig Anderson made 34 saves to remain unbeaten in regulation in six career appearances against Carolina (4-0-2).
Spezza used a spectacular individual effort to open the scoring just 55 seconds into the game. The Senators veteran blew past two Carolina skaters before sliding the puck past netminder Cam Ward's left pad.
After Patrick Dwyer evened things at 15:03, Spezza's milestone goal gave Ottawa the lead for good three minutes later. With Ottawa on a power play, Spezza took a pinpoint pass from Sergei Gonchar and beat a diving Ward from the right circle.
Rookie David Rundblad extended the edge with 14 seconds left in the second period, snapping a shot from the point that eluded a partially screened Ward.
Captain Eric Staal drew the Hurricanes to within one early in the third period, converting a rebound for just his second goal in the last 19 games. Ottawa's Zach Smith and Carolina's Alexei Ponikarovsky traded goals late in regulation, but the Hurricanes couldn't score the equalizer despite having a power play for the final 1:44.


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The three-day program included classes to enhance knowledge of audio and acoustics; workshops in audio system design, translating system designs into DSP implementations, and audio system tuning; hands-on sessions in rigging and setting up arrays and clusters; opportunities to hear and evaluate the best of EV's loudspeaker offerings; and tours of EV showcase installations in the Minneapolis area, including First Avenue, the Pantages Theater, and the Varsity Theater.
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a wave of attacks to American-style TV debates – Afghans are voting Saturday to replace President Hamid Karzai. Candidates must win at least 50 percent of the vote and if that isn't achieved the top two candidates enter a run-off, which is likely. This process could drag on for months, compounded by potential violent disruptions, fraud allegations and Afghanistan's difficult terrain (more than 2,000 donkeys will carry ballots and voting boxes to the country's most inaccessible areas). Read on for NBC News' rundown of the top candidates vying to succeed Karzai, who has led the country since the fall of the Taliban in 2001.
Hardline Islamist Abdul Rassoul Sayyaf, above, is an influential religious scholar and ex-jihadi warlord. Although he has consistently voiced strong opposition to the Taliban, this ethnic Pashtun has been strongly linked to several notorious terrorists. He is widely reported to have invited Osama Bin Laden into Afghanistan, and according to the 9/11 commission he served as "a mentor" to the architect of the attacks, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, as well as convicted 1993 World Trade Center bomber Ramzi Yousef.
He holds a master's degree from the esteemed Al-Azhar University in Cairo, the world's chief center of Islamic and Arabic studies. Perhaps the most reclusive of the candidates, he is the only major contender who did not participate in the first staged debate.
After joining the 2014 campaign, he posted a message on Facebook expressing a wish to heal the pain caused by Afghanistan's bitter wars of the past, apologizing to "all who have suffered on both sides of the wars," and called upon other candidates to follow suit.
Sherzai has been an important ally to Karzai, first serving as a special adviser and most recently as governor of Nangahar Province. In 2008 he met then-presidential candidate Barack Obama in Jalalabad (above).
Ghani has defended his decision to select controversial ex-warlord Gen. Dostum (seated left) as his vice presidential running-mate as a pragmatic choice, arguing that "the ticket is a realistic balance between forces that have been produced in the last 30 years and have a base in this society."
After the collapse of the Taliban regime, Abdullah spent four years as Afghanistan's minister of foreign affairs. On the eve of the 2014 election campaign, two of Abdullah's campaign staff were shot dead outside their office in Herat.
An ethnic Pashtun born in Kabul, Rassoul was the valedictorian of his class at the illustrious Franco-American school in Kabul, Lycee Istiqal. He has an MD from the Paris Medical School in France.
(Karzai's brother Abdul Qayum Karzai was also in the race for president but he dropped out in March, saying he would support Rassoul. Two other candidates also withdrew but the ballots had been printed before they did so. This means only eight of the 11 candidates on the ballot will be valid.)


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Helping every individual to meet his true potential is the bedrock of the Phi Delta Theta Fraternity. By celebrating each person's true self, and by learning from each other's strengths while helping to improve each other's weaknesses, every member of Phi Delta Theta develops into a greater version of himself than he could ever on his own. Rather than try to find young men to "mold" into some ideal, we celebrate the uniqueness of each individual and, through encouragement, values, example and brotherhood, empower every brother to exceed his personal expectations.
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Abilene Reporter-News, The (Newspaper) - April 27, 1962, Abilene, Texas Ibflrne "WITHOUT OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES WE SKETCH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT 898 B96T OT 8VX31 svnvo 3AV 3103 9908 xe 03 saivs 81ST YEAR, NO. 314 ABILENE, TEXAS, FRIDAY AHSS wiuoaatw r pAGES 1N TWO SECTIONS AuocuUed Prta r 1 Tornado jittery 'West Texans headed for the storm cellars Thurs- day as a band of thundershowers unloosed a host of twisters in a late Thursday night. Areas near needed rain measuring up to two hop sketch pattern across the westers portion of the state. Several of the hit and run WALKER DISCUSSES ISSUES Speaking informally with former Gen. Edwin A. Walker, center, Texas gubernatorial" can didate, at a 'Windsor Hotel reception Thursday night are John Ferguson, left, an Abilene Christian College freshman from Garland, and Dr. Clyde Morgan of Abilene. (Staff photo) Walker Says Washington Running Texas Demo Party By HOWARD BENEDICT CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. United States and Great! 3ritain teamed together Thursday! and launched a scientific satellite.. Former Gen. Edwin A. Walkencoslly governor in the history of charged here Thursday night that and tabbed John Con the Texas Democratic Party ma- chinery is being "manipulated from Washington" by liberal forc- es and insisted that he is the only candidate in the gubernatorial big race free from tics with business and government. Lashing out against two of his opponents, the ultra conserva- tive compaigner asserted that Gov nally as "the Washington can- didate for governor." After making appearances dur- ing the day at Midland, Sweet- water and San Angelo, the veter- an military officer arrived with two campaign aides at Abilene Gen. Walker told a reporter at a reception in the Windsor Hotel that he opposed the state merit rating insurance program where drivers' fines are recorded to de- termine the liability insurance rate-as a "castigation of charact- er." He also charged that the Texas Price Daniel "has been the mostlFort Worth. plane shortly after 6 p.m. for an overnight stay. Friday he flies to Municipal Airport in a private Education Agency is "handling too much responsibility of the of (he people which should be handled at the local level." Stressing the improlance of I solvency in state financing, he I! declared that state government 11 has too many bureaus, too many IBy KatharynDuff WASHINGTON Lyncion B. Johnson has endeavored, his as- sociates say, to keep himself ac- cessible to the public since he become Vice President of the nation. One such effort can be found in the Washington telephone book. You can search the bis, limp volume in vain for some minor congressman from, say, the mid-west. As far as the printed reports go, some lesser lights do not exist for the telephoning public. Not so with Vice President Johnson. There his home address and phone are listed plain as day. "Johnson, Lyndon B.. Hon. (nearly everybody in Washing- ton, it docs appear is 'hon.' as far as (he Bell system is con- cerned) 4040 52 NW, WO (Wood- ley) 6-1030." This public admission that the Vice President has telephone service in his home does at times make for a busy tele- phone. Leslie (Liz) Carpenter, executive assistant to Ihe Vice President, -had an experience with its ringing this week. Mr. and Mrs Johnson were in Texas over Easter and on Mon- day evening Mrs. Carpenter dropped by their home to serve briefly as drama critic for one of the Johnson daughters' school skit. The Johnson's phone rang and Mrs. Carpenter answered. The call was long distance from Georgia for Vice President Johnson but, yes, the party would talk with an executive as- sistant. And into Mrs. Carpenter's'ear there poured n tnle.of woe. from a couple stranded in a Georgia courthouse. The couple desperate- ly, to get to France where the woman's mother was dying. Could somebody help, plertse? The woman, it seems, had come to this country from her native France some 14 'years ago as a war bride and on arrival had somehow omitted clearing de- tails of her arrival with offieisl- donf, This omission had come to light when she and her hus- band undertook the emergency Francs. Could the Vice President help? Well, the Vice President warni't Around, but his staff would undertake to cut the red tape which, in such emergen- cy, needed culling. Carpenter so undertook ind Mccwded at and the couple was able to proceed. A major difficulty Mrs. Car- penter had to surmount: Some immigration officials she need- ed to contact were difficult to locate. Their telephone numbers aren't listed in the Washington phone book. What with her two popular teen age daughters and a very busy husband, Mrs. Johnson's household does al times bustle, her friends say. They cite an example: A short time ago Mrs. John- son was booked to make a speech to a New York City gath- ering. She had chosen a topic, "New Audiences in Old im- pressions and experiences re- membered from recent world travels with Vice President Johnsqn. She knew what she wanted to say but writing it was difficult. Telephones and doorbells in- tenuptcd. Finally she hit on a solution. She gathered paper and pen and her own person into her car and drove to a nearby Hot Shoppe, a drive-in. She parked, ordered coffee and there the Vice President's wife sat to sip and compose. A current joke in Washington: There was this Texan politi- cian who got a call from Pecos the other day and his secretary told him who was calling. ''Billy Sol the politi- cian inquired. A new formula appeared on badges at a recent gathering of Republican women: "Au plus 1120 equals 64." Corne now, you remember the chemical abbreviation for gold! The growth of government is paralleled by the growth of the press corps which keeps up with government. Fittingly enough, the tallest building in Washing- ton is the press building. The abundance of reporters and photographers is demon- strated when the "big" story comes along and the entire corps tries to be in the same place at the same time. Reporters home from cover- ing Mrs. Kennedy's trip to In- dia say the entourage of 75 (most reporters or cameramen) put something of a strain on the places visited. Kennedy went to we the sights of one female reporter recounts, "but when she got there all she could see WAS a ring of rcporlen and photographers lined up to tee her MCinf DM lights." iivisters Hit Avoco Area Near Anson funnels inflicted undetermined pro- turbulent weather, spawned In an 20 mile wide band of showers, perty damage in the Abilene area, unstable air mass ahead of Pacific cracking any number of car wind- but no injuries were known as of cool front, also released much- Anson and Avoca reported twister and a half inches in isolated areas. damage. The eastward moving system of golfball size accompanied the 10- BIG SPACE DAY More Satellites Boosted Aloft Related stories, Pg. 2-A The 23-inen cylinder, bristling with solar cell panels, experiment booms and antenna, was sent aloft This feat, coupled with a jointly explore the ionosphere U.S.-Japanese rocket launching radiation. and Wallops Island, Va., signaled a new era in international space cooperation. The two firings came amid these other developments: 1. America's spacecraft. Ranger 4 crash-landed on the far side of the moon after a 64-hour, mile journey through space. 2. The Soviet Union announced the launching of their fourth Sput- nik in six weeks. The new earth satellite, Cosmos 4, was described by the Russians as packed with instruments to measure radiation and other space-probing gear. 3. The U.S. Air Force fired two mystery satellites a few hours apart from Point Arguello, Calif, At Wallops Island, the United States and Japan joinsd in anoth- er cooperative space venture when an American Nike-Cajun sounding rocket shot a pracel Japanese instruments 75 miles high in another ionosphere-prob- ing experiment. accounts and "too much first employed a Blue Scout combination. These have Surrounded by a group of used for high-altitude re- supporters during the The second had an Allas- Walker at first answered a B booster, such as have porter's question as lo what used for the Samos military rective measures he would satellite series and pose concerning the sales tax, the Midas missile alarm satel- saying that if state series. Other details were kept had not become so the tax would not have Prime Minister Harold visiting in the United Asked again what he is expected to announce recommend as an alternative name for the British-U.S. satel- the present tax. Walker launched from Cape Canaver- ed, "I don't know what's He humorously commented it was known by its the tax was enacted during Gov. Daniel's term and suggested to number, S51. British newsmen dubbed it UK1, for newsman that "You ask Walker advised his listeners Kingdom. state officials should gold-plated satellite was gate the possibilities of oil into orbit by a Thor-Delta duction on Padre Island the most reliable U.S. would bring additional revenue scored its eighth the state before turning the success in a land over to the federal ment as a national officials of both coun- 100 si announced the 132-pound During his reception, at which more than 100 persons met was in orbit when a tracking team at Cape Canaveral tall, stocky candidate, Walker up signals from it after it completed one two-hour whirl See WALKER, pg. 13-A, Col. 1 'around the London Protest Broken By DENNIS block traffic and refused to LONDON (AP) Police into a crowd of about demonstrator started a bomb demonstrators at the but was told by others Embassy Thursday night and cool off. Most simply went limp rested 192 sit-down strikers let themselves be carried to testing American nuclear tests police vans. the in Glasgow, about 20 Early Friday, two and women stormed into the girls carried on the protest consulate office and sat standing in the darkness of the floor, chanting antibomb venor Square with about 30 Police hauled them out and! them off in trucks. The girls said they thought of police surrounded least three Americans huge embassy building in Lon- among the demonstrators and kept antinuclear cam- in line winding a "I saw them being pushed mile around Grosvcnor toward police wagons at I height of the said Susan Parrish, 21, of Storrs, Conn. "It was a real madhouse Honoi it added Christie Johnson, 20, of Beverly Hills, John Coi The police could not say mediately whether any receptions and cof- had been arrested. A arc on tap here Friday for said those arrested were candidate for governor with obstruction and sent home. "They will probably appear in court he Cox and for Mrs. John Connolly, wife of the Democratic gu- The demonstration had candidate. out as a procession around Connally will be honored at square, with police coffee at the YWCA, N. 10th and groups of 10 to 12 at a time from to a.m. the embassy to submit letters Lynn and C. J. are co chairmen for the Police moved in when protestors milled anto the itrent. ut Cox ii to in AMtant Frl- Hail varying from marble to (jay afternoon southeast of Anson WHERE IT RAINED ABILENE Municipal Airport Total for Year Normal for Year ANSON AVOCA BALLINGER BIG SPRING BLACKWELL COLORADO CITY HAMLIN HASKELL JAYTON LORAINE MONDAY RANGER ROCHESTER ROTAN ROSCOE RULE SNYDER STAMFORD SWEETWATER WESTBROOK .16 2.24 4.98 .91 1.40 .50 .50 .40 .41 .58 .95 1.5 .40 .50 trace .10 .61 2.40 1.25 .25 .40 WINGATE 50 WINTERS Steady Rain Rain, Of Course, Greets Rodeo-ers By JIM EATON Reporter-News Farm Writer Stubborn stock and determinec contestants got Hardin-Simmons University's 16th annual intercol- legiate rodeo off to a fast starl Thursday night. The weather, however, provec to be tougher than both the stock and performers. Heavy rain and strong winds about two-thirds way Ijthrough the show sent most of the crowd hurring for their cars, but this failed to halt the show. Rain and the H-SU rodeo seem to go hand -in-hand. This year marked the 14th time it has rain- ed during the 16 yearly shows Many in the crowd came armec with raincoats. Other performances are sched uled for 8 p.m. Friday and a1 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Saturday Needless to say, the rodeo per- formers and the fans would wel- icome better weather. I Leading the colorful grand en- 132-poundjtry. which ushered in the show was the Callahan County Sheriff! Posse, led by Easy Parson. Bill Barrett of Texas Tech had the honor of being the first con- testant. He rode Brown Demon in bareback bronc riding anc quickly hit the dirt, failing lo score. Edd Workman of Texas Tech led the field in Thursday night's competition. He took first in bare- back bronc riding, saddle bronc riding and in calf roping. Workman had a score of 175 in bareback bronc riding. The only other person who placed among the nine riders was H. C. Zachry, also of Texas Tech, with 166 points. Workman's time in calf roping was 13.5 seconds. Walter Arnold of South Plains Junior College in Levelland was second with a time of 14.6. Sherrill Ovcrturff, South Plains, was third with 15.8, while Mickey Powers of Sul Ross Col- lege finished fourth with a 16.5 mark. Donna Jean Saul, Sul Ross, with a time of 20.6, was first in goat tying. Ruth Foster, Sul Ross, was second with 21.1, and Judy Overturff, South Plains, fin- day prior to a press conference in the Windsor Hotel at a.m. He will speak at a luncheon at at the Woolen Hotel for area campaign workers and friends while his wife is a guest at a Pen- sadoras Club brunch at 11 a.m. in the Abilene Country Club. The Coxes will be guests at a p.m. reception on the zanine of the Windsor Hotel. The Brcckenridge drilling contractor will tpeak on KPAR- TV Iran till to B p.m. Picture, Story, Pg. 1-B ished third with a 21.3 mark. Cheryl Allred, South Plains, fin- ished fourth in 31.1. Workman was the only one ol three riders to place in saddle bronc riding. He made 183 points. Taking first in wild mare race ribbon roping Was Walter Arnolc of South Plains with a time ol 10.3. Jimmy Jones, Sul Ross, with a mark of 10.9, was second; Bill James, Sul Ross, was third with 11.3; and fourth place was won by Sherrill Overturff in 11.6 sec- onds. Another feature of the rodeo was the West Texas Barrel Rac- ing Assn. competition. Betty Fry of Abilene finished first with a time of 18.6. Marie Voss, Snyder, was second with 19 seconds flat. Faye Oglesby, Jonesboro, anc Mareva James of Sul Ross, tied for third with a 19.3 mark. Sul Ross is the defending team champion. Other teams entered here in addition to host H-SU are South Plains Junior College, Tex- as Tech, San Angelo College, Abi- lene Christian College, New Mexico State University and Okla- homa State University. Bud Townsend, history teacher at Texas Tech, is the announcer. The stock is furnished by Walt Alsbaugh of Alamosa, Colo. WEATHER V. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE HEATHER BUREAU (Weather map, 5-A) ABILENE AND VICINITY (Radius 40 miles) Partly cloudy and cooler through Friday, a little warmer Saturday. fligh Friday 75, low Friday nifiht 55, high Saturday 80-85, NORTH CENTRAL TEXAS: Cloudy and cooler Friday. Scattered showers and .....early ind cooler Friday night. Fair" Saturday. hunderstorms mainly cast ending Friday afternoon. Partly cloudy d Friday 74-8i. NORTHWEST TEXAS; Partly cloundy o clear Friday and Saturday. Cooler afternoon and night. Warmer Sat- urday. High Friday 62 northwest to 15 'outhcast. SOUTHWEST TEXAS: Cloudy with scattered thunderstorms Friday. Cloudy and cooler Friday night ant" ilgh 75-85. TEMPERATURES High and low tor ending 9 83 and 59. High (ind low date Urt M nd 53. Sunset last nllM; sunset tonight: IK 9 I lumldlty at 3 p.m. 70 per 'Barometer reading at 9 p.m.: 27.87. Hum NEWS INDEX OH WMMII'S i SICTION A SICTION a, 14 U I IV II U shields exposed to the elements. Sightings of funnels on the ground were reported late Thurs- and near the Bradshaw comrnun' ity southeast of Abilene shortly after p.m. An Avoca farmer said he spot- ted a "white streak" which he said could have been a twister extending from the black cloud cover in the afternoon. The Abilene Weather Bureau at the Municipal Airport.received a report at p.m. that an Am- erican Airlines pilot had caught sight of a tornado some 30 miles northeast of Abilene. Extensive property damage was claimed from the tornadic gusts near Anson and Avoca. The other tornados were presumed to have touched ground briefly before 're- tracting into the clouds. The all clear signal for Abilene and the area to the west was sounded about p.m. by C. E. Sitchler, chief meterologist at the Weather Bureau. Rain continued steadily in down town Abilene at midnight, accom- panied by rolling thunder. Central West Texas was first put under thunderstorm alert at a.m. Abilene was included in the warning area about 3 p.m Portions of Shackelford, Callahan and Brown counties were to re- main under the alert until 3 a.m. Friday, said Bob Miller, Weather Bureau technician. Heaviest rainfall totals were at Stamford with an unofficial 2.40 inches, Jayton with 1.50, Avoca with 1.40 -and Sweehvater with 2.25. Communities reporting hail were Anson, Avoca, Stamford, Haskell, Big Spring, Westbrook, Snyder, Swectwater, Roscoe, Jay- ton, Blackwell, Rochester, Mun- day, Colorado City and Rotan. Jones County Sheriff Dave Reeves told the Department oi Public Safety in Abilene that one twister damaged a farm outbuild- ing and snapped a power line near Anson. High winds and-or hail knocked out several windows in the county jail at Anson, he said. 0. B. Cox of Anson reported up to 80 per cent loss to wheat. At nearby Stamford, city streets overflowed a temporary flash flood as 1.70 inches of rain fell within 45 minutes. No damage was reported there, however. Next victim of tornado clouds was the Avoca community. R. T. Winds Smash AF Barracks At Sheppard By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Vicious winds battered Wichita Taylor emerged from his storm cellar to find that his garage with an attached room had been lifted off its foundation and drop- ped in a field about a block away. The windows on the north side of his farmhouse also were shattered. The wind blast leveled a barn on the H. J. Hansen farm on the southern outskirts of the Avoca msiness district. A service sta- :ion sign was blown down, knock- ng over a gasoline pump, report- ed station owner R. E. Hughes. Hansen later discovered that the wind ripped off the porch on one of his rent houses .that was va- cant at the time. Mrs. Glenn Rennels, Reporter- News correspondent at Avoca. said her husband stood outside a storm cellar looking at a "white streak." As the winds increased in velocity, Rennels dasher] for shelter. He said the streak "pass- ed faster than a locomotive." The storm unleashed golfball- size hail steadily from about p.m. to about p.m., Mrs. Runnels said. Mrs. J. D. Hargrove, Avoca school teacher, said the hail stones damaged garages and other light buildings in the community. Much of the wheat crop, which was getting ready to head, suffer- ed extensive damage on sur- rounding farms. At Haskell the Haskell-Knox Baptist Assn. Brotherhood fish fry, which was to have been held at Lake Stamford, was held in- doors at the First Baptist Church when the hail thoroughly thrashed the area. AJ report ;of- a ''twister' from the clouds at Big Spring dur- ing heavy rain between p.m. was not confirmed. There also was an unconfirmed sighting of a funnel southwest of Big Spring. Hawley Man's Train Mishap Injuries Fatal A. L. fLee) Stephens, 41, of Hawley died at Hendrick Memorr ial Hospital at p.m. Thursday of injuries suffered in a truck- train collision Tuesday. Stephens' 1962 Volkswagen panel truck ran into the side of a north- bound freight train at the main grade crossing in Hawley, accord- ing to Highway Patrolman F. J. Terrell. Funeral arrangements are pend- ing at Elliott's Funeral Home. Mr. Stephens was born April 14, 1921 in Personville and moved to Taylor County with his parents as a boy. He married Clara Stevens in Abilene April 17, 1951. He was a member of the Ash St. Baptist Falls late Thursday night, crush- i Church, in addition to being a vet- ing a Sheppard Air Force the VFW here. Mr. Stephens had barracks and felling several pow- ,ived in Hawley for tne past year and was employed there as a salesman for Tip Top Foods. Members of the family will be staying at 1426 Almond while in Abilene. Surviving are his wife; two daughters. Annabelle Lee Stephens of the home, Mrs. Myra Lynn Raney of 2982 Orange; his father, Willie Stephens of Hollister, Calif.; two sisters, Mrs. Lucille Hill at Wiley, Mrs. Jewell Stevens of Woodland, Calif.; two children pre- ceded him in death. er lines. At least one man was reported to have suffered injuries in the Wichita Falls storm. Power failed at the air base on the edge of the city. It was restored after about 35 minutes. Fifth students and a high school principal narrowly escaped injury earlier Thursday in the Texas Panhandle town of Quail, where the roof of the school's library collapsed during a heavy rain- storm. As the thunderstorms and hail continued into the night the east- ern Panhandle was placed under a tornado alert. Two and a half inches of rain fell in 30 minutes at Quail, which is 80 miles southeast of Amarillo. During the height of the storm Pearl Tippie, principal of the Quail High School, niticed water trickling from the library ceiling. He promptly ordered students out of the library. Tippie and the last student had just stepped out of the door when the roof of the one-story building collapsed and tons of water cat- eaded into the room. To prevent the rait ol On school from btinf flooded, stu- dents and others sandbngitd the doorway of the library and knocked a hole In the library to allow the water It im from the room. ;
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A few quick notes before I get into this week's games:
- I really, really hate the Jets.
- While I didn't have much to cheer about this weekend, I could at least take solace in the fact that my 3-1 record against the spread guarantees a winning record of picking games in this space for the 2010-11 season. That was a small personal comfort on an otherwise dreary weekend.
- I hope the groundskeepers at Foxboro make the turf extra-springy next year so if Braylon Edwards tries another a backflip on our homefield, he over-rotates and lands on his head. But I'm really not bitter or anything.
- Even if I drop both Championship Games and the Super Bowl in this space, I'd finish at 27-23-1 on the year. That's not only a winning record, but also good enough to beat the juice. If I were a betting man, I'd be playing with house money right now.
- If I can win the three remaining games, I'd finish with a .600 winning percentage on the year, which is better than more than a few "professional" handicapping services. Having said that, I probably just doomed myself to a spectacular failure in the last two weeks. But if I can make it happen, I may put some online handicappers (who sell their "services" to the public) out of business. Why buy the cow when you can get the milk for free?
- That last point made me sound like a bit slutty. I think it's time to make some picks.
Steelers (-3) vs. Jets
While my personal distaste for the Steelers is well-documented, I like them to cover the spread and win big this week at home. Besides the New England game in Week 13, all four of the Jets' other losses this year followed a similar theme – they were playing against a team with a very good front 7 (Baltimore, Green Bay, Miami and Chicago) who shut down the running game. The Jets thrive when they are able to run the ball and take the pressure off Sanchez. They were able to do that last week against New England and the week before against Indy because they dominated the line of scrimmage. Generally speaking, if the Jets can run the ball, they can win. If they can't, they're sunk.
There may be no team in the league that has a better front 7 than the Steelers. They had the league's best run defense during the regular season by an absurd margin, allowing less than 63 yards per game on the ground (the second-best team allowed 90 yards per game, so it wasn't even close). When the Steelers lost to the Jets earlier this year, New York was aided by a kickoff return for a TD and a fluke safety. The Jets' offense accounted for just 13 points, and that was with Steelers safety and defensive leader Troy Polamalu on the sidelines. I'd be surprised if the Jets offense mustered much more than 13 against the Steelers this time around.
One of the big reasons why the Jets beat the Patriots was a surprising gameplan on defense. The Jets played a lot of man coverage on defense throughout the year, relying on their playmakers to shut down opposing skill position players. In the New England game, they played a lot of zone coverage that made Brady hold onto the ball too long and settle for a lot of check-downs to the running backs. Against the Steelers, the Jets won't have that luxury. Roethlisberger does not make a lot of mistakes throwing the football, and he's able to use his huge frame to extend plays and give his receivers more time to get open. The Jets defense will have a hard time containing him regardless of what coverage they use. There is a rape joke somewhere here that I'm missing. I guess this hangover from the Patriots loss is worse than I thought.
The only way the Jets win this game is if they get big game-changing plays on defense and special teams. I can't feel comfortable predicting that will happen. I would take the Steelers to cover at -7, so I love their prospects at -3. I also like the chances of the Steelers running all over the field after the game with their arms extended to mock the Jets patented "flying" celebration. I'll admit it – if they do that, I will stand up and cheer.
Packers (-3) at Bears
All season, I've been picking on home underdogs. It's usually a losing strategy, but I've made it work for me this year by being very selective. For that reason, I have a bad feeling that this game will buck conventional logic and end up a Bears victory. Still, the facts seem to "bear" out that possibility (no pun intended … ah who am I kidding, I planned that one).
The Packers are playing unbelievable defense right now. Here are the points scored against the Packers in their last 11 games since the bye: 0, 3, 7, 20, 16, 7, 31, 17, 3, 16, 21. Six of those games were against playoff teams, and the only two teams who broke 20 against them were the top seeds from each conference (the Pats scored 31, and the Falcons were responsible for the 20 and 21). You could make an argument that they have the best defense in the league.
Meanwhile, the Bears haven't faced a truly difficult, meaningful game since the day after Christmas. Cutler may have trouble finding time to throw; the Packers sacked him six times in their Week 17 game, and they have shown no trouble in getting after the quarterback this season. Pass protection has been an issue, and the fact that the Bears will be facing one of the league's best secondaries without a true go-to receiver will complicate matters further. The Bears won the matchup between these two teams in Week 3 in the ugliest fashion possible, but I really feel like this Packers team is a lot stronger than the one that visited Chicago in September. Make no mistake, I think this is a good Bears team. I just don't think they match up well against Green Bay.
I'm picking the Packers to cover the spread and win by a TD or more.
2010 Record ATS 22-17-1 (regular season); 5-3 (playoffs)


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(gmm2s robust bw(4)) to evaluate whether those assumptions are biasing your standard errors. IV-GMM with HAC standard errors will be resistant to deviations from IID.
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- Dr. Dobb's Embedded Systems - An Erlang definition.
- Ericsson Erlang/OTP - Commercial support for Erlang/OTP (Open Telecom Platform) under Solaris, NT, and VxWorks.
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What are the key conditions associated with lower limb amputations in a major Australian teaching hospital?
Lazzarini, Peter A, O'Rourke, Sharon R, Russell, Anthony W., Clark, Damien, & Kuys, Suzanne S (2012) What are the key conditions associated with lower limb amputations in a major Australian teaching hospital? Journal of Foot and Ankle Research, 5, p. 12.
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Background Lower extremity amputation results in significant global morbidity and mortality. Australia appears to have a paucity of studies investigating lower extremity amputation. The primary aim of this retrospective study was to investigate key conditions associated with lower extremity amputations in an Australian population. Secondary objectives were to determine the influence of age and sex on lower extremity amputations, and the reliability of hospital coded amputations.
Methods: Lower extremity amputation cases performed at the Princess Alexandra Hospital (Brisbane, Australia) between July 2006 and June 2007 were identified through the relevant hospital discharge dataset (n = 197). All eligible clinical records were interrogated for age, sex, key condition associated with amputation, amputation site, first ever amputation status and the accuracy of the original hospital coding. Exclusion criteria included records unavailable for audit and cases where the key condition was unable to be determined. Chi-squared, t-tests, ANOVA and post hoc tests were used to determine differences between groups. Kappa statistics were used to measure reliability between coded and audited amputations. A minimum significance level of p < 0.05 was used throughout.
Results: One hundred and eighty-six cases were eligible and audited. Overall 69% were male, 56% were first amputations, 54% were major amputations, and mean age was 62 ± 16 years. Key conditions associated included type 2 diabetes (53%), peripheral arterial disease (non-diabetes) (18%), trauma (8%), type 1 diabetes (7%) and malignant tumours (5%). Differences in ages at amputation were associated with trauma 36 ± 10 years, type 1 diabetes 52 ± 12 years and type 2 diabetes 67 ± 10 years (p < 0.01). Reliability of original hospital coding was high with Kappa values over 0.8 for all variables.
Conclusions: This study, the first in over 20 years to report on all levels of lower extremity amputations in Australia, found that people undergoing amputation are more likely to be older, male and have diabetes. It is recommended that large prospective studies are implemented and national lower extremity amputation rates are established to address the large preventable burden of lower extremity amputation in Australia.
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A "messy Monday" made travel tricky and canceled school for many students around the region.
Snow, sleet and freezing rain kept road crews busy and made drivers take it slow.
It was one guy behind the other shoveling snow off the sidewalks outside the Reading Public Museum.
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It was a team effort at the museum, but in West Reading, Lori Phillips was out by herself sweeping away the snow.
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I'm always looking for how to wear a headband that both blocks sweat from getting in my eyes and can accommodate my headphones while working out.
Anytime I'm working out, I'm either listening to music to pump me up, or for more monotonous exercises, I'm listening to a non-fictional audiobook.
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After an exhaustive search, I finally found a company named iThreeSixty that makes a number of solutions for taking your music device with you in a variety of situations, and their headband particularly interested me because of the lack of wires, essentially turning my ipod nano into a wireless device.
The wire is almost always the most frustrating part of the other solutions I've tried, because no matter what, it always gets in the way at the wrong time.
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I was concerned that I might feel the hard Nano against my head and it would be uncomfortable, but there is enough padding there to not even know the Nano is in place.
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Human Immunodeficiency Virus
Free HIV testing comes to 1604 Campus June 19
By Cindy Brockwell
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(June 16, 2006)--Free confidential HIV testing returns to the UTSA 1604 Campus from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday, June 19 at Student Health Services, Recreation and Wellness Center Room 1.500.
Today's headlines
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For the first time, testing will be open to the Bexar County public as well as to the UTSA community, according to Kathy Ceresoli, Student Health Services educator. Testing will be conducted on a walk-in basis by Hope Action Care.
Ceresoli said that in Bexar County in 2004, 505 individuals were newly diagnosed with HIV/AIDS, an increase of 32 percent in just one year. Additionally, nearly half of all people who become infected with HIV do so before they are 25 years of age and are killed by AIDS before they reach their 35th birthday.
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How long does it take after rhinoplasty for the swollen nose to go back to normal and do I need to do any massage? (photo)
Hi everyone, Two weeks ago I had a rhinoplasty and I'm concerned with the results. I had a small bump on my nose and I wanted my nose to be in a semi-circle shape. I was expecting the upper bridge of the nose to be lower, so I'm not quite satisfied with the current shape. So I was wondering if this is as a result of my nose being swollen and if I need to do any massage so I can give it the desired form? Thanks for your time. I look forward to hearing your advice Best, Alisa
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How long does it take after rhinoplasty for the swollen nose to go back to normal and do I need to do any massage?
The nose
can be swollen for up to a year or more. Swelling will depend upon the
nature of maneuvers employed, presence of grafts or implants, thickness
of skin, open vs closed, revision vs primary, etc.
Kenneth Hughes, MD
Los Angeles, CA
Web reference: http://www.hughesplasticsurgery.com/Rhinoplasty.php
Lower Dorsum At NasoFrontal Junction
It appears there is some swelling and you are only two weeks post op rhinoplasty. It takes 4 weeks for 50% of the swelling to resolve, and 3 months for 75%. It takes one year to see the final result. Consult your surgeon and be patient. If you are not satisfied, seek a second opinion.
Best wishes
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How much is the value assigned to a back link related to the content in the page with the back link? For example, if there is an external webpage with the anchor text Fruit juice linking to my website, will the link carry much more value if the external webpage has lots of references to Fruit and juice in the content surrounding the anchor text?
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Many people believe it will. I'm not really sure if there's a way to measure this to know for sure, however.
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Beside the niche issue.... in the directory case you can decide to submit a link using as anchor with some relevant words on it or just your webtitle.... there will be really a difference in those 2 links ?
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keyword1 keyword2 - some sales line.
I do not have any great exposure in the engines for the keywords on there own, however if I put keyword1 keyword2 and first word of sales line the site is where I think it should be without the word from the sales line.
If I just put in the sales line I come up number one in google.
My question I guess is if you have a straight anchor text link in a signature does having text around that link detract from the keywords?
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It's highly likely your actual keyword phrases are simply more competitive on their own. However you should also know that signatures in a fair number of places --including here-- are not even seen by the search engines.
Nothing tricky with that. Not hard to do either. It's simply a forum/blog setting where one has to be logged in to see the signatures. Bots, of course, cannot log in so never see them.
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Fifteen people standing in a circle, in every hand they're holding an analogue camera… There's a man in a white Teakwando suit standing in a slide… What on earth is going on here!? Well, the Seoul Matrix Amsterdam of course!
It was pretty cold outside but that didn't stop us! We got together and made the ultimate Seoul LomoMatrix! The Johnny Jordaansquare was a perfect location. More then enough space for some roundhouse kicks that would make Chuck Norris jealous!
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The American Civil War. Hargrett
Rare Book and Manuscript Library. University of Georgia.
Available at: http://www.libs.uga.edu/darchive/hargrett/maps/1916h3a.jpg (Map of the Battlefield of Gettysburg)
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National Historic Sites, Memorials, Military Parks and
Battlefield Maps. University of Texas. Perry-Castaneda Library Map
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United States Civil War Center. Louisiana State University.
Available at: http://www.lib.lsu.edu/cwc/links/links3.htm (Scroll to maps-Gettysburg)
University of California Library at Berkeley.
Available at: http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/EART/digital/gettysb-lg.gif
Atlas for the American Civil War,
edited by Thomas E. Griess. Wayne, NJ, Avery, 1986. 1 vol.
Maps listed on 33, 34 a&b, 35 a&b, 36 a&b, 37 a&b, and 38 a&b.
Book call no.: 911.73 A8812
Catton, Bruce. Gettysburg: The
Final Fury. New York, Berkley, 1974. 114 p.
Map list found in front of book.
Book call no.: 973.7349 C369g 1974
The Civil War Battlefield Guide,
edited by Frances H. Kennedy. Boston, Houghton Mifflin, 1998. 495
Gettysburg battle maps: Brandy Station, page 203; Gettysburg, pages 208-210.
Book call no.: R 973.73025 C582 1998
Gettysburg: a Battlefield Guide,
Mark Grimsley and Brooks D. Simpson: Cartography by Christopher L. Brest and Marcia McLean.
Lincoln, University of Nebraska Press, 1999. 213
Map list found in front of book.
Book call no.: 917.4842 G865g
The Hutchinson Atlas of Battle
Plans: Before and After, edited Richard Holmes and John
Pimlott. Oxford, UK, Helicon Publishing, 1998. 237 p.
"Narrow Margins" section includes Gettysburg: the High Tide of the Confederacy. Maps on page 198-199.
Book call no.: 355.480223 H975
O'Shea, Richard. American Heritage
Battle Maps of the Civil War. Tulsa, OK, Council Oak
Books, 1992. 176 p.
Map of Gettysburg battle (July 1-3, 1863) on page 109.
Book call no.: R 973.70223 O81a
Priest, John M. Into the Fight:
Pickett's Charge at Gettysburg. Shippensburg, PA, White
Mane Books, 1998. 278 p.
Map list on page ix.
Book call no.: 973.7349 P949i
Symonds, Craig L. and Clipson, William J. A
Battlefield Atlas of the Civil War. Baltimore, MD,
Nautical and Aviation Pub. Co. of America, 1993. 118 p.
Gettysburg battle listed on pages 62, 64 and 67 as map nos. 26-28.
Book call no.: R 973.7 S988b 1993
Symonds, Craig L. and Clipson, William J. Gettysburg:
A Battlefield Atlas. Baltimore, MD, Nautical &
Aviation Pub. Co. of America, 1992. 103 p.
Gettysburg battle map nos.1-24 begin on page 14 and end on page 88.
Book call no.: 973.7349 S988g
Three Days at Gettysburg: Essays on
Confederate and Union Leadership, edited by Gary W.
Gallagher. Kent, OH, Kent State University Press, 1999. 373 p.
Maps appear in most of the essays to illustrate various aspects of the campaign.
Book call no.: 973.7349 T531
United States Military Academy. Dept. of
Military Art and Engineering. The West Point Atlas of
American Wars. New York, Henry Holt, 1995. 2 vols.
Volume One: Gettysburg Campaign, pp 92-99.
Book call no.: R 912.73 M644w 1995 v.1
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Videos are located across from the Circulation Desk on the wall beside the entrance gate.
Lee at Gettysburg. North
Hollywood, CA., Greystone Communications Group, 1998. 1
videocassette, 60 min.
Tour the battlefield with historians from Gettysburg National Battlefield and fly over a "Virtual Gettysburg" using state of the art, three dimensional, computer generated mapping.
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Playing poker for a living is tough; in fact even if you don't play for a living and only as a part-living, like I do, it's still tough.
It isn't that the stakes that I play at are tough; it is the constant grinding that is tough. For example, this is why I don't recommend playing full time, because full time poker play simply gives you no leeway to do anything else and you have zero flexibility. So what is so tough about sitting at a computer for forty hours per week clicking a mouse?
Well, if you think about that last sentence then you will quickly see how difficult that is. Imagine a scenario where you are not physically moving your body for such long periods of time… that in itself is tough for many people. If that leads to discomfort then this will affect your state of mind. At the end of the day, poker is a mental game and if you are not on it 100% then you will have a greater chance of falling foul of your opponents by doing self- harm. This is before we even consider whether or not we are good enough.
Let us consider that you are good enough first of all. One of the areas that you will slip into when you beat any level for a good clip is that you will become careless and complacent. Only yesterday, I made a horrendous play in a pot at the $50 level through carelessness, overconfidence or whatever you want to call it. The play cost me $20 when I tried to turn my hand into a bluff on the river. When you look at any successful online poker player, many of them are plugged into systems like I am and play in a systematic way.
So when you do something that doesn't belong in a clearly defined system then it highlights that discipline can be a problem. But that's just it, you see… some days my discipline levels are different and on some days I play with the discipline of a rock while on others… well let's just say that my standards slip sometimes. Is this because we are human and these events are inevitable… I simply don't know as I am not a shrink. However, what could be the problem is the very nature of the activity that you are looking to do.
With no personal interaction with anyone then this is another aspect of online poker that is tough to handle. Playing poker involves a constant state of learning but reading more theory is where many players go wrong. This is because "you" are such a big part of the equation that you should be learning about yourself first and foremost.
There are many players that have enough poker grounding to be able to beat the game well that don't. As a rule, one of the main reasons for why they don't beat the game or beat it for much is that they have destructive traits to their personality that they have yet to learn how to control.
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The pol's office said they expect thousands to attend. Sponsors include the Jewish Community Relations Council of New York (JCRC-NY), the Simon Wiesenthal Center, the Zionist Organization of America, American Forum of Russian-Speaking Jewry, the Kings Bay Y, RAJE, The Jewish Press, Emunah of America, DaNu Radio (87.7FM & 105.1FM HD2), COJO of Bensonhurst, the Jewish Community Council of Canarsie, American Friends of Ateret Cohanim, and the Coalition for Israel.
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Parenting is hard. It is fun and rewarding, but it is also a lot of work. Even in the most harmonious relationships, parents are bound to bump heads every once in a while. My husband and I, while extremely argumentative over mundane stuff just for the sport of it, rarely truly disagreed on anything. Until our daughter came along.
When she was an infant, my husband and I dealt with the blows pretty well. Sleep deprivation, the endless crying fits, no problem. However, as she became old enough to require real parenting – that is parenting beyond feeding and diapering – we started to see different parenting styles emerge. Emerge and clash. You see, my husband is a Marlin and I'm a Crush. Continue Reading "Pixar Week: Everything I Know About Parenting, I Learned From Finding Nemo" »


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Property Location
Located in Fishkill, Hilton Garden Inn Fishkill is convenient to Van Wyck Homestead Museum and Blodgett Memorial Library. This hotel is within close proximity of Fishkill Golf Course and SplashDown Beach.
Make yourself at home in one of the 111 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming provides entertainment. Bathrooms feature bathtubs, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and complimentary weekday newspapers.
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Featured amenities include a business center, express check-out, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Free self parking is available onsite.
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- Gift shops or newsstand
- Meeting rooms
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
- Total number of rooms - 111
- Express check-out
- Free WiFi
- Spa tub
- Accessible bathroom
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Number of floors - 4
- Smoke-free property
- Bar/lounge
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free self parking
- Laundry facilities
- Business center
- Grocery/convenience store
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Indoor pool
- Luggage storage
- Restaurant
- Fitness facilities
- Shopping on site
Room Facilities
- Premium TV channels
- Coffee/tea maker
- Phone
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Desk
- Free toiletries
- Free weekday newspaper
- Room service
- Hair dryer
- Air conditioning
- Cable TV service
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Bathtub only
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Pay movies
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Free WiFi
Hotel Policy
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Fee for full breakfast: USD 11.84 per person (approximately)
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 10 per day
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.Show all hotel policy Show less hotel policy