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ALEX CULLEN: George Dennehy is like any other teenager. He likes to drive - hands-free of course - and loves his music loud.
GEORGE: Better.
ALEX: And you just change the channel and...
GEORGE: Yeah, just real quick.
ALEX: There's nothing ordinary about how George drives. The only modification to his car is an extra long indicator.
GEORGE: It just makes it easier for me to hit the signals.
ALEX: Ah, that's the...OK. And do you get some crazy looks?
GEORGE: When I first started driving, the police got a lot of calls and people are like calling them and they're like "Hey, there's this kid driving with his feet! "I think he's drinking, you should look into this case" and then they're like, "Oh, no, that's just George."
ALEX: I want to ask you how you felt growing up without arms.
GEORGE: You know, it's weird. You're a kid and you want to fit in but being me, you can't really fit in. You're forced to stand out.
ALEX: And stand out George did, right from his birth in Romania. Born without arms for no known medical reason, his poverty-stricken parents couldn't provide for him
so gave him to an orphanage.
GEORGE: In the orphanage I wasn't taken care of at all because in Romania, having a disability is viewed as a curse. They kind of just let me be and gave me food here and there, I guess. When I was one years old, I weighed nine pounds and, ah, I was just... The hospital report said I was going to die very soon.
ALEX: A photo of George was published in an American adoption agency newsletter.
MIKE DENNEHY: There was a little tiny black-and-white picture of George. "Born in Romania with no arms. Desperately needs a loving home."
ALEX: Mike Dennehy, an Apple software designer, and his wife, Sharon, had three kids of their own. They wanted to share their success and make a difference in someone else's life.
MIKE: The last line of George's medical report says "This boy will soon die."
ALEX: Mike and Sharon flew to the orphanage in Romania.
MIKE: We wanted to look at his shoulders when we first met him and Sharon started to take his sweater off so we could actually see his body and the nurses went, like, "No, don't do that" and kind of coached us not to look at him. It was hard. That's a bad start to get in life. You should tell them about his little smile.
ALEX: I want to hear about the smile.
SHARON: OK, the first time we met him in the orphanage he was, as Mike said, really sickly and I held him and smiled at him and talked to him and he just had this big smile come across his face and it was like, there's life in there somewhere and it encouraged me, that there's potential here to help this boy.
ALEX: They decided to adopt George. In America, he would begin to find and put his faith in his feet.
MIKE: He had to learn to walk. When he made a mistake - wham! - he'd hit his head on the cement. So we had to get him helmets to protect him because a guy could only take so many whacks on the head.
ALEX: He proved to be capable of tasks, which looked impossible.
SHARON: We put a bottle in front of him, he'd pick it up with his feet, hold it and feed himself.
ALEX: Basketball.....even skateboarding. There was nothing he wouldn't try, very little he couldn't do. But after adopting, George, Mike and Sharon didn't stop. They adopted James from India, also born without arms.
MIKE: It's probably a little like bungee jumping. The first one is terrifying, the second one is scary, the third one, you're like, "What am I doing now?"
ALEX: The third was Caris from China. Next stop - Ethiopia - where they planned to adopt one child but ended up with three, all sisters - Tamer, Kali and Andy.
SHARON: It's just so rewarding, you just want to keep going, yeah.
ALEX: And keep going, they did - Siobhan and Tom from America. But the latest and loudest addition is 7-year-old Hope. Born in Thailand without arms or legs. Hope is Mike and Sharon's 12th child, the ninth to be adopted.
HOPE: I'll be right back, bye!
SHARON: First thing she says when she meets people is "I have a mum and dad and I have lots of brothers and sisters!" So she's really excited about it.
HOPE: Hey guys! Hey! Hello, hello, hello. Hello.
ALEX: Hope goes to school with her brothers and sisters. She gets around in a wheelchair. And wherever she goes, she's a handful but no-one seems to mind. Like George, Hope has found a way
to do most things - even pat the dog. Organised chaos?
SHARON: Exactly, yeah.
MIKE: That's a good term.
SHARON: That's about what it is, yeah. Somehow it works.
MIKE: We always tell 'em, "Pretend you're on an island and you have to figure it out yourself and come to us as the last..." 'Cause if they got, if 12 of them got in the mode of needing something and just asking us for it, we'd be dead. That's how we survive, I think. But it makes them independent.
GEORGE: Using those two...and then I'm only using this toe.
ALEX: Your big toe?
GEORGE: Yep, to get these three strings. And then I'm using the pinkie toe and the big toe together on the B minor.
ALEX: That's just...oh my god, wow. Awesome, awesome. Low five! Alright. But George could not have imagined where his incredible talent would take him. After performing at a local fair in June, George put this video online.
GEORGE: (SINGS) Yeah, you bleed just to know you're alive And I don't want the world to see me...
ALEX: Thousands watched, including The Goo Goo Dolls, the band that wrote the song. Next thing George knew...he was the rock star, stealing the show.
MIKE: And I remember John from the Goo Goo Dolls screams out to all 7,000 people, you know, "Let's give it up for George!" Everybody deserves a shot, watch what they can do.
ALEX: And that's what you say to people considering adoption?
MIKE: I do. How many times in your life do you get a chance to save someone else's life?
ALEX: But under Australia's strict adoption laws, this amazing family would, in all likelihood, never have happened. This is why Australia is one of the toughest places in the world to adopt a child - more than 1,000 pages of adoption red tape. You see, every state and territory has its own laws - Victoria, New South Wales. So many rules and so many regulations that just looking at these,
it's no wonder Australian couples feel this system is failing them.
PETER: I had friends that had foster children for probably nine years or something and they were trying to adopt from probably year two, so it was years and years just went by.
ALEX: Pete Gunning is Australian. His wife, Leila, American. When they married, they settled in Sydney where they planned to stay and have children.
PETER: Some people, it's, you know, they can clock it down to, "Hey, which month do we want to get pregnant?" but we realised pretty quickly that that wasn't the case for us.
ALEX: They couldn't afford IVF and adoption in Australia could cost as much as $50,000. Even more distressing was the wait - seven years is considered normal.
For most, that's way too long.
LEILA: If we're gonna do adoption, we gotta get somewhere where we can do it.
ALEX: So Pete and Leila left Australia and moved to the United States. They've been here 11 months. They've been approved, the nursery is ready and their baby could come any day. Leila, what's the thing you look forward to the most about having your own child?
LEILA: Um, gosh...
PETER: No-one's been brave enough to ask that question.
LEILA: I know. What is it? I mean, there's so many little things like just having someone call me mum - I just can't even really fathom it. But I know when it happens, it's going to feel really wonderful.
ALEX: This is Oscar and this is Ava. Dad is Hugh Jackman and mum is Deborra-Lee Furness. They wanted to adopted in Australia but opted for the US where the system is simpler and faster —
a choice that saddens Deborra-Lee. How would you describe the state of adoption laws in Australia right now?
DEBORRA-LEE: Not good. We are not doing a good job. In fact, we have the lowest numbers in the world of numbers of babies being adopted.
ALEX: How different is the system in the US?
DEBORRA-LEE: Well, I went through the US system and we jumped through the same hoops and it was facilitatedwithin a year.
ALEX: And had you stayed in Australia to adopt...?
DEBORRA-LEE: I might still be waiting.
ALEX: You would be. There's every chance you would be.
DEBORRA-LEE: Exactly.
ALEX: Australia is one of the wealthiest countries in the world but our adoption rate, one of the poorest. While Australian couples are tied up in red tape, in other parts of the world, better adoption systems are creating new families and changing lives. None more so than George Dennehy.
Now 18, George hadn't seen his Romanian mum since she gave him up for adoption just after his birth. Recently, he made a surprise return. He had no idea what would happen. A Romanian television crew recorded the reunion. George's unexpected life is really just getting under way. Now he has a girlfriend, Victoria.
GEORGE: It's really reassuring for me to know that she cares about me and loves me, just the same. She does not care at all that I don't have arms and she just knows me for me and not for what I don't have or whatever. So that speaks a lot to me.'Cause, you know...
ALEX: She's a special girl, huh?
GEORGE: Yeah. She's really great.
MIKE: What an adventure, huh? You're here. Awesome. You are awesome.
GEORGE: I was adopted and there were two options for me - either dead or where I am now and it's because of adoption is where I am now.
ALEX: In Australia, it is so difficult to adopt. It takes a long time and it costs a lot of money. What do you think of that?
SHARON: Hopefully stories like this will make people work towards making that easier for people because it makes such a difference.
MIKE: When you give them a family, you're actually giving them a place they belong forever. And you will shape their whole future so any barriers that can be removed to make that happen faster, especially when you're the child, right? Time is everything.


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@ TechEd 2007 I presented an overview session on new manageability features in SQL Server 2008. SQL Server Central's Steve Jones blogged about the session. Steve provides a pretty accurate account of the session (thanks Steve). This is mostly a straight forward report with a little editorial sprinkled in here and there.
There are a few items I'd like to address:
- Backdoor in SQLCLR. The only assemblies that can run when the SQLCLR is off are those signed and shipped by Microsoft. When we build the product we pull in a group of assemblies into the resource database (a system database). This group of assemblies is the only one that is allowed to execute when the SQL CLR is disabled.
- Backdoor in SQL Server Agent. Steve hypothesizes that we also have a backdoor in SQL Server Agent. This is not the case. If the service is turned off jobs will not run. This means if the system is configured with policies that are to be checked on schedule, the policies will only execute if SQL Server Agent is up and running. If Agent is down, no scheduled policy checks occur.
- Performance Studio. He mentioned a Win32 API. If I said that during the presentation I misspoke. The API will be a managed API (not a native API).
And finally this: Steve writes "The database manages itself. Not totally, but close to it. It was an analogy made by Dan Jones with cars. Auto shop isn't really offered in high school anymore, people don't "tinker" with their cars much anymore.
If this is true, we have more time for data design, data architecture. I'm not sure I agree and as much as I hear, the more I think a DBA needs to be around because when something goes south, it goes way down."
The point isn't that we can eliminate DBAs or push them to the "design room". But rather, DBAs can focus on the harder more interesting problems. Think of it this way. It used to be the case when you put bad gas in your car, or the wrong octane, your car would ping. This is no longer the case. In addition, your car needed a tune-up every 30K miles or so. This is also no longer the case. Does this mean mechanics no longer see cars for pings or tune-ups? Absolutely not, it does mean they see fewer cars and time between visits is greater. In most instances the cases mechanics are handling are more complicated and require more advanced skills. I think this will be true for DBAs as well. The simple stuff will be handled by the system. The more complex stuff, though the system will help, will require the knowledge and skills of a rock star DBA.
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Situated in Green Bay, this hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Bellin Health Hospital, Joannes Stadium, and Brown County Courthouse. Meyer Theatre and The CityDeck ...
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Was very happy with our experience. We were able to get into our room early which was nice has we had 2 sleeping children with us. The elevator was a little slow, but the hotel staff had posted signs up about this issue, so wasn't concerned about it. I booked this hotel for the waterpark and whirlpool ...
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Situated near the airport, this hotel is within a 15-minute walk of Lambeau Field, Resch Center, and Brown County Veterans Memorial Arena. Green Bay Packer Hall ...
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Feel the Packers' patriotism by visiting home ground of the Packers, Lambeau Field. What makes the stadium tours especially memorable is that fans gain access to parts of the stadium not usually accessible. The tour hosts enjoy sharing their impressive knowledge of the facility and the team, so you'll come away full of football facts.
The Packers Hall of Fame is also located at Lambeau Field. Among its highlights are the multiple Vince Lombardi Trophies on display. The Super Bowl champion receives this trophy, which is named after the legendary head coach who led the Packers to wins in the first two Super Bowls: 1967 and 1968.
The National Railroad Museum attracts inquisitive folk from throughout the country who want to explore train engines and model railroad exhibits. This is one of the country's oldest museums dedicated to railroad history, and it also provides visitors with a 25-minute tour on a train, which is offered from May to October.
Set foot on this beautiful campus and head to the Weidner Center for the Performing Arts to catch one of the quality productions held here, including orchestras and musicals.
This scenic trail follows the Fox River for much of its 26-mile journey from Green Bay to Hilbert. Note that it costs a small fee to navigate the trail on a bicycle or a horse, while those walking or running may do so for free.
This 48-acre park is an open-air museum that provides visitors with access to historic log cabins and other structures from the late 1800s. Visit for a day and experience the natural beauty of the Green Bay area.
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Geographical Parthenogenesis: General Purpose Genotypes and Frozen Niche Variation
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Clonally reproducing all-female lineages of plants and animals are often more frequent at higher latitudes and altitudes, on islands, and in disturbed habitats. Attempts to explain this pattern, known as geographical parthenogenesis, generally treat the parthenogens as fugitive species that occupy marginal environments to escape competition with their sexual relatives. These ideas often fail to consider the early competitive interactions with immediate sexual ancestors, which shape alternative paths that newly formed clonal lineages might follow. Here we review the history and evidence for two hypotheses concerning the evolution of niche breadth in asexual species – the "general-purpose genotype" (GPG) and "frozen niche-variation" (FNV) models. The two models are often portrayed as mutually exclusive, respectively viewing clonal lineages as generalists versus specialists. Nonetheless, they are complex syllogisms that share common assumptions regarding the likely origins of clonal diversity and the strength of interclonal selection in shaping the ecological breadth of asexual populations. Both models find support in ecological and phylogeographic studies of a wide range of organisms, and sometimes generalist and specialist traits (e.g., physiological tolerance, microspatial preference, seasonal abundance, food habits, etc.) are found together in an asexual organism. Ultimately, persistent natural clones should be viewed as microspecies in ecological models that consider spatial and temporal heterogeneity rather than multi-locus genotypes in simplistic population models.
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The release of a Texas study on school discipline last month should be a cause for alarm among policymakers and educators throughout the country.
It's up to each of us to speak up about the importance of education in every state across the nation. As parents, students, educators, grandparents -- we have a voice.
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Brooke Allen's most recent book is Benazir Bhutto: Favored Daughter (New Harvest). Ms. Allen was born in 1956 and grew up in New York City. She received a BA from the University of Virginia and a PhD in English from Columbia University. She spent several years working in various jobs in the theater, and wrote a play, The Big Love. Ms. Allen worked as managing editor for the literary and art magazine Grand Street. Her writing appears regularly in The New York Times Book Review, The Atlantic Monthly, The Wall Street Journal, The Hudson Review, and The New Leader; she has also written theater reviews for Time Out New York. Ms. Allen is married to Peter Aaron, an architectural photographer, and has twin daughters. She lives in New York City and Upstate New York. She has also lived in France and in Kenya.
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I had the same questions several months ago, I got mixed reviews as you do here so I just decided I had to try it myself. I have a G23 that I have converted to 9mm. Well, only the barrel and mags. I have about 1000 rounds through it and can honestly say that I have not had a single misfeed.(and that's shooting the cheap stuff) However, if you cycle the rounds through by hand it is not a smooth cycle. It almost feels like the action will not open. I bought the Wolf barrel and I am otherwise totally pleased with it. At the same time, I bought the 3 LB. connector and wow did my groups shrink. The combo of the lighter trigger the lighter 9mm round and the heavy "bull barrel" gave it some extra weight so I can dial in and hold it better. I love having the option of 9mm to 40 with an easy barrel change. During hunting season I swap back to the 40, it's nice having it on my hip during black bear season and no, I don't carry the cheap stuff then or when I'm CCW. I never tried 9s in the 40 mags because I just couldn't see it working at all. But it might, who knows,the Glock is a wonder in itself.
The 40 is much more desirable for SD but who can afford to shoot 40s all the time? I also read that any conversion to a SD weapon would be a nightmare in the courtroom if you ever had to use it on a BG. I say all is fair in love, war and SD. Good luck, I think you will be pleased. Send me a PM and let me know how it goes.


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36 reviews | 3.9 out of 5
Perfect kids bow. Easy to shoot, good price. I read the other reviews, talking about the low power etc. I dont think they know this bow is for KIDS. We shoot from about 30-40 feet, works fine. Works better with heavy points on the arrows. Not so powerful that it seems a danger, perfect for backyard fun. You could hunt, but the prey would be pretty small and slow. Overall I rate it 5 stars, exactly what I wanted, my son loves it.
I agree with the prior review. It is an expensive toy.
I purchased the Brave II from Walmart as a Christmas gift for my 8 year old. I chose a more expensive product because he is serious about this sport and I wanted something more than a toy.
Somehow the bow cracked and broke in two.
I contacted customer service through email with an attached photo and I am happy to say that the company was excellent in sending me a new bow after I sent the broken one back. Typically, there is a 90 warranty but the company stretched it for me since he didn't use it through the winter months after Christmas.
The value is poor and only worth $20 but the customer service was very good. I gave it 2 stars for meets expectations because my son did enjoy using it.
I researched three different youth bows before purchasing this one. The biggest complaint I saw for the brave 3 was that it was too much like a toy. I dont think that at all. it is what it says it is, a youth beginner bow. We've had this for 2 weeks now and we are very satisfied. My 8 yr old son can hit consistently hit it in an 8 inch ring from 20 yards. This bow will not hit the 10 ring every time nor will it take a buck out at 30 yards but that's not what it's made for. For 50 dollars it does exactly what it's supposed to do which is to Introduce my son to a bow and have fun.
a very cheap copy of what a compound bow should be. this is a very expenise toy.
our grandson is 11 years old and he really enjoys the bow
Good value for the money (note that biscuit alone sold separately costs about $20-$30.). Got it for my oldest (who is turning 11 now) a couple of years ago, have been shooting it periodically on the backyard, works great, if you don't throw it there is pretty much nothing to break. I adjusted it to the max draw weight at the beginning and it's been doing fine since then. Highly recommend.
I do not know why the negative reviewers are so critical. This archery set cleary states that it is for a youth. If you bought it for an adult, that is your own mistake. Also, the quality is very good. My 11 year old son and I have taken it out numerous times. There has never been a problem with the bow's performance or durability. Just treat it properly, like you should any equipment. Finally, for those who say it is an expensive toy.... did you pull it back far enough? There is a surprising amount of power delivered by this bow. The arrows traveled much farther than I expected. Even my adult friend who hunts with a bow was stunned at the power of this youth bow.
Got this bow for son for Christmas he loves it! we are using it as a this is how you need to treat these things so he learns respect for the bow before he is old enough to have a real bow :)
I have to say this tho... all these reveiws on how its made, isnt for a adult ect ITS A YOUTH BOW what do you expect. go to a bow shop and get a adult bow!
From the other reviews on this I had expected it to be more of a toy. While it isn't excellent quality it is a great bow for a first time archer. My daughter loves this. She understands that this is a weapon, and not a toy, and treats it as such. Since she treats it with care I expect it to last a while.
I expected something cheaper, and this far exceeds my expectations. As long as it is treated well this will last!
I bought this for my 9 yr old son & he loves it!!! My 12 yr old also wants me to get him one. It's much easier than the crossbow he normally uses. My only complaint is the arrows. They are rather cheaply made. Within 5 days of having the bow, both arrows(only 2 came with it) were missing the fletchings and the nocks & points came off pretty quickly. The bow, however, is of really strong construction and is perfect for a child between 8-12 yrs old. I'm about to purchase another one; I'll just know to go get some higher quality arrows this time...
This is not a youth bow set... made for children 8-12 yrs old not what i was expecting for my 13 yr old...very upset..also the value was a 39.99 and i paid 64.00 for the bow set and then some for the release..all together 98.00.never will recommend this to anyone looking for a youth bow set...
this bow has a progressive draw length it is not adjustable, it was a bit hard for my 8 year old to break over the flight wheels and get the bow pulled back, not a very well made product even for a toy, when you adjust the draw weight down to its lowest setting the string and cables have about an inch of slack in them, if you are serious about teaching your kid archery this is not even a good starting point, it only got 2 stars because my daughter loves pink, and I thought the wisker biscuit arrow rest is great for kids. we will stick to traditional to start.
Don't expect a lot from this bow...it is what it is...a cheap first bow for kids around 4'2" tall (20" draw). At the same time it is not a toy....it shoots an arrow with authority. The camo bow price is nearly three figures, thats too much for an all plastic bow...at a little over half that, the black one is a decent value.
The poundage of the unit we received measured higher than Bear advertised....so it does not meet expectations, and thats a biggie. I loosened the arms to the point the string is about to fall off the cams and it is still 24# pull, lets off to 15#...thats high for kids this size...with the arms tight it must be pushing 30#, which is what my 11yr old shoots at. I'm sure this varies some and I plan to contact Bear on this. The Whisker bisquit rest works great for kids...simple and safe. Teaching them to aim with a pin sight and no peep will take patience....add to that the too-high poundage and you'll need to help them out. I purchased a mechanical thumb release for my son and it helped.
The two included arrows are decent....the tips are just pressed on though. We lost one tip after he missed the target and hit a solid obstacle. You may need to adjust the arrow rest as I had to. The instruction book is almost worthless.
If you want a cheap bow to test the waters of your child and archery, this works without being to toy-like...if they can pull it back. I wish the local stores had one he could have tried first, I might have looked at other options. If your child appears to want to stick with it, you'll want to upgrade.
It arrived well packaged, significantly quicker than the Walmart estimate. Assembly and set up is minimal.
havent got a chace to bag anything with them but they fly ture hopefully will get something soon to truly evaulate
i baught this bow for myself, it would have been very helpful if the website said that the bow was for a kid, i am very dissapointed that i spent so much on something i cant use, also, me and i had my little brother use it, and the "biscuit" isnt very good b/c it alters the arrows path, and the only reason i gave it a star at all was b/c it made me
Very easy to put together. Shoots well. Kids will enjoy as they learn to shoot, not heavy either.
My son has been in the CubScouts for years and loves the BB & archary shooting that they partake in at Camp. So this year we decided to get him a Bow, but we wanted one right on his age level and one he could continue to grow into. I couldn't have asked for a better gift then the Bear III. Everyday he is outside shooting it. The whisker biscuit has made a huge difference in his accurancy and safety of the shot. I highly recommend this product.
I purchased this for my son. After checking it out, I decided to purchase another for my nephew. I belive that this bow is an excellent starter bow. The price was very good for the product. If my son and my nephew enjoy this one and practice with it, I will definitely plan on getting them another one as they grow. But this one is perfect to start out with.
It's a good quality bow. Free and quick shipping was good. Definitely a kid's bow, but I'm a relatively small guy(5'6")and even for me the draw length is a little cramped. However, it's my first bow and I wanted to see if I liked archery. It's loads of fun. I'll likely be upgrading to a full sized bow within a year.
I bought this bow for my 5 year old son for Christmas and he loves it. I had to turn the draw weight down so he could pull it but he loves it. It's well made and well worth the price. The whisker biscuit alone sells for about $30 so I think I got a great deal.


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In the midnight hour I go to the land of dreams
Where anything is possible and nothings as it seems
I could be a princess high up in a tower.
Yes anything can happen, in the midnight hour.
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Or lay on a beach with the one I love gazing at the stars
I could fight in battles which have long since been fought
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The Liquid nature of Water
Refer to the attached MAP to better understand the theory behind thermoclines and their importance to Spearos.
A thermocline is a body of water which has a definite lower temperature than the body of water above it. A thermocline is often more turbid than the water above. Most fish species are poikilothermic (environment determines the creature's body temperature) and prefer to be in warmer water, warm is relevant based on the area you are in. Certain fish species do prefer the cooler or more turbid conditions in the top of the thermocline e.g. Santer, Red Stumpnose/Miss Lucy.
I make the point that most fish are poikilothermic because some fish are homeothermic, maintain their own body temperature. The notable fish that does this is the Great White, which allows it to hunt from the thermocline. The turbid water provides cover while it looks upward through clearer water for its prey.
Scenario 1 is warm water deeper than 30m. Fish will be spread throughout the area above 30m. Their position would be determined by other requirements e.g. forage, niche habitat etc. The fish are going to be spread far and wide.
Scenario 2 is a thermocline at 15m. Fish will be largely forced upward away from the cold water to a much smaller area. This serves to concentrate the fish in predictable areas specifically the 6 pinnacles all above 15m and the Rocky Foul Area, RFA. The fish in the RFA will behave in a similar fashion to those in scenario 1 but at the pinnacles, fish will be trapped on islands of warm water. There is a proviso. As the thermocline moves in from S-N, the deep area N of RFA may also have warmer water trapped BELOW the thermocline! The thermocline is liquid and as it pushes up and over shallow banks, it may take some time to settle down in deeper water on the other side. The effect is similar to smoke movement in a wind tunnel. In effect this means diving through clear warm water into the colder turbid thermocline. As you continue deeper the water will become clear and warm again, expect fish to be concentrated below the thermocline in these areas. This is time and locale specific.
Remember that because the thermocline is at 15m in one area it does not imply 15m everywhere. On average it would be, but you may find it higher/lower in other areas with significant effects on the distribution of fish in those areas.
What about cold water to the surface? Use a torch to look for lots of fish frozen in caves or stay warm and go to a movie!


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Wen u r hurt by D person who is close 2 u,
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Cos sum times fight saves relations,
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gud morning.
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but when u drop a tear they will fight the world
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Trust in them.
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and even if u leave…u always leave ur foot prints behind.
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Naming and shaming in a 'fair' way. On disentangling the influence of policy in observed outcomes
Naming and shaming is a frequently applied incentive by supra-national organizations. Although common practice, a mere comparison between the outcome variable is meaningless. The observed outcome variable consists of two parts: (1) a part which is due to the general economic climate and where the policy maker does not have an influence on; (2) a 'net' part which is the direct result of policy interventions. This paper suggests a regression model to estimate the net policy outcome. The proposed linear panel data model accounts for short and long term economic influences, as well as time and country fixed effects. This yields an indication on the effect attributed to policy making. It is applied to early school leaving outcomes, which increasingly attract attention since recent policy actions stipulated in, e.g., the Lisbon Agenda or the No Child Left Behind Act. Despite Portugals' best performance in the traditional naming and shaming model, once controlled for non direct policy influences, the results indicate that Luxembourg and the Netherlands can be named, while Portugal and Spain should be shamed.
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A laptop owner who are unlucky enough to have a box not supporting suspend would probably want to remove that, to prevent the risk of being forced to make an unclean shutdown, as a result of selecting suspend by mistake.
As a matter of fact both having "Suspend" and the current "Shut down" item doesn't make sense as it forces the user to make the "Shall I suspend choice" twice.
When speaking of menus, the Alacarte Menu editor should be in the "Prefereces" menu
instead of in "Applications->Accessories".If we have things like "Lock Screen" in the System menu, the system menu should probably also contain the ability to make screen shots, and to share the screen with vino.
This is in desperate need of a usability overview. Until that happens, is there any easy way to edit the Gnomw System meny. Regards Uno Engborg


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - June 19, 2003, New Braunfels, Texas New Braunfels THURSDAY June 19, 2003 16 pages in 2 sections 16 pages in 2 SeCtKHer ald-Z eitung l.........................i......tiSziStSll.......i......... ..............................VIN * v",rVnTV.r IT •: - Vol. 152, No. 186. Serving New Braunfels and Comal County since 1852 50 cents Potter party planned for Saturday [JE tjy Potter By Dylan Jimenez Staff writer While the world waits for the fifth book in the Harry Potter series to go on sale Saturday, 260 copies of the book will be waiting patiently in a back room at Hastings Book, Music and Video in the Market-Place shopping center. The book, "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix," will be available for purchase one minute after midnight Saturday. To celebrate the release of the book, Hastings will host Harry Potter trivia games at IO p.m. and free pizza at ll p.m. Friday to entertain anticipated crowds. Employees also will be dressed in wizard costumes. More than half of the books have already been reserved, and the remaining copies will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis at a 45 percent discount. Gerri Gallegos, Hastings book manager, said employees have had many inquiries about the new release. She expects the store to sell out by the close of business Saturday. "Harry Potter is such a huge movement," Gallegos said. "We have had so many people asking about it." An avid Potter fan, Gallegos also has been anticipating the latest release of the best-selling series. She claims she won't peak at the book once it arrives at Hastings until they officially go on sale. But she admits it is tempting. 'Part of the fun is the anticipation," Gallegos said, "and that everyone is going to enjoy it at the same time. I have to wait just like everyone else." Gallegos expects just as many adults as kids Friday night, especially those who don't want to fight the crowds of children Saturday. Hastings will host a release party with a magic show and a reading See POTTER/3A ■ '-'V ■ w " Ag commissioner addresses child obesity problem By Sean Bowlin Staff Writer Agriculture Commissioner Susan Combs said Wednesday Texas is filii of overweight kids, qnd she thinks the food being served in schools could have something to do with it. Combs was in New Braunfels to address the Capitol Area School Health Leadership Institute, a long-term project sponsored by the American Cancer Society. The group held a meeting at the TBarM Ranch. Combs, who spoke on the topic of "Healthy Food for Healthy Kids," said Texas is seeing an alarming increase in obesity in children — which can lead to heart disease, blindness, stroke and loss of limbs later in life. The problem is so severe, she said the state is going to COMBS conduct a study on childhood obesity. As part of the stud?, Combs, the state commissioner of health and the state commissioner of education will examine all food served to children in Texas' schools. That study will include school breakfasts, school lunches and foods served from vending machines. Financial, physiological and sociological costs of the foods served will be examined, Combs said. The study will try to determine if health insurance premiums for school districts aw impacted by the obesity problem. Its not just the students who are overweight. Combs pointed out that in the South San Antonio Inde- See COMBS/3A Juneteenth holiday marks end of slavery in Texas By Dylan Jimenez Staff Writer Juneteenth — the anniversary of the end of slavery in Texas — will be celebrated today by blacks across the Lone Star State. Although the Emancipation Proclamation was issued on Jan. I, 1863, news of the freeing of slaves didn't reach Texas until June 19, 1865 — more than two years later. The Rev. Bobby F. lewis of Allen Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church said the holiday is about overcoming life's obstacles. "Its a reminder that people before us were in slavery," he said. The Texas holiday is See JUNETEENTH/3A A piece of history The Emancipation Proclamation — a 140-year-old original document issued by President Abraham Lincoln to tree American slaves — will be on display this weekend in San Antonio In celebration of Juneteenth, the historic document will be available for viewing from 10 a m. to 5 p.m. Thursday through Saturday and from noon to 5 p.m Sunday at the Witte Museum Lerone Bennett Jr.. writer and social historian and editor of Ebony magazine, wi speak at 3 p.m. Sunday. A reception will follow The talk is free with museum admission, which is $5.95 for adults. $4.95 for seniors and $3.95 for children more than 3 years old Inside Dear Abby...............SA Classifieds..............4-6B Comics..............10A Crossword............10A Forum................8A Movies................5A Sports...............1-2B Today.................2A Stocks................SA www.herakl-zeitung.com ti 56825 00001 £3 * tim AIR QUALITY Health Alert The Texas Commission on Environmental Quality and the Alamo Area Council of Governments has declared today an Air Quality Health Alert Day. ■ Reduce unnecessary vehicle driving ■ Carpool if possible or combine all errands into one trip ■ Avoid use of "drive through" lanes or services ■ Don't refuel during daylight ■ Avoid use of gas-powered yard equipment ■ Avoid exterior painting Pollution levels are posted online at: www.tnrcc.state.tx.us/Commissioners thank NRCS for help with flood cleanup By Ron Maloney Staff Writer Comal County officials are praising the efforts of the federal agency that has twice come to the aid of this region after a flood emergency. Commissioners issued a proclamation Thursday lauding the Natural Resource Conservation Service for its cleanup of the river. The NRCS is a division of the U.S. Department of Agriculture dedicated to conserving agriculture, soil and water resources. It restored the Guadalupe River and its banks after the October 1998 flood and, county officials said, did a tremendous job. In 2002, the floodwater was rushing through New Braunfels when, on Saturday, July 6, County Engineer Tom Hornseth contacted the NRCS and asked if it was willing to come back to New Braunfels. "I was over in the EOC when we started getting all these damage reports," Hornseth said. "I remembered from 1998 that the NRCS has limited resources and that they treat applications on a first-come, first-served basis. We were first, and it maximized the help we got." "During that flood, we had a lot of agencies help us and some others not help us. The NRCS is the group that stood behind us IOO percent and those guys need a pat on the back," Hornseth said. "Thee© federal agencies aren't always appreciated, and they're constantly under attack, and their budgets are being slashed. Of all the agencies we dealt with, the NRCS was the real team player." Hornseth singled out NRCS state engineer John Mueller, area supervisor Tim Buscha and project manager I Ale Wei-derhold, who worked both cleanups. Precinct I Commissioner Jack Dawson shared his recoded ions of 1999, the last time he and Rehfel parted ways. "Butch, back in 1998 I enjoyed working with you and all the other people at the NRCS," Dawson said. "I shook your hand and said we'd probably never meet each other again, but I was wrong. 'Hus time, I'll just say I hope I don't see you again in four years." Going out with a bloomExotic cactus plant flowers once before its 22-year-long life ends K. JESSIE SLATEN/Herald-Zeitung James Mosier stands next to the 22-year-old "century plant" in his yard that is blooming for the first, last and only time in its life. Blooming saps all of the nutrients and water from the plant, leaving the agave cactus a dying, brown, withered shadow of its former glory.All about the agave- ■ The agave cactus, or "century plant," dies after blooming. ■ The name century plant comes from a legend that the plant only flowered once every 100 years. Mast©' Gardener Vince Cavanaugh said the plants probably don't take 100 years to bloom, but the term "century planf stuck because it takes a very long time for the cactus to flower. ■ The agave cactus is a native of Mexico and is often cultivated from Texas to Florida as an ornamental plant. It is also cultivated extensively in the West Indies and in Europe, along the Mediterranean. ■ The genus name agave is from the Greek word agave, meaning "noble." Other names in use for the plant are "Maguey," "American Aloe," "Flowering Aloe" and "Spiked Aloe.' By Sean Bowlin Staff Writer MCQUEENEY — James Mosier waited 22 years for his agave cactus plant to bloom. Now, he'll have only weeks to enjoy it. "The agave plant blooms every 15 to 20 years," said Mosier. "It's sole purpose is to bloom. Then it dies." Mosier pointed out the lemon-colored blooms on palms of the 20-foot tall plant. The cactus is growing against the fence in the front yard of his residence at 408 E. Zipp Road. "They're very, very attractive," Mosier said of the plants. "This is the second time we've had one bloom out here." Mosier has two agave plants on his two-acre property that is festooned with plants and trees. He said the cactus grows 15 to 20 feet tall. Tile plant that is now blooming was planted 22 years ago. Mosier used to work for a company in Houston. While driving to work, he saw the plants along the highway near Fredericksburg and Kerrville. The plants were about a foot tall. "I dug 'em up, and I brought them here," Mosier said. "I've got 'em scattered around here. I didn't know anything about them at the time." Mosier said it amuses him to see how tall the plant is today. But he knows his enjoyment will be short-lived. Some of the leaves on the plant are wilted, which means that even though the cactus is blooming, parts of the plant are beginning to die off. Mosier said he will keep the plant around for a while after it dies, dries up and turns brown. "If I had a boutique store, I could put it in there for decoration," Mosier said. "I've been in Dallas in the stores up there, and something like that, they'd just go bonkers over it." Mosier said the plants are hard to find because it can take years before the plant is large enough to clearly identify as an agave cactus. The plant is pretty easy to care for, Mosier said. "I do nothing," he said. "It does its own thing, just sits out there. It doesn't need any care, nothing. You could have a whole garden full, and you wouldn't have to do anything. No care." Mosier said the plants have thorns on See BLOOM/3A y ;
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I see
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But I
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I've come to save you.
Even if you protest,
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And I refuse
To not protect you.
You will never
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You will live
Right beside me.
On top of the world.
It doesn't matter
If all the others
Have left you and
Your home disowns you,
Because nothing in life
Can stop me from
Saving your life.
You will never
See a day
Where you walk alone
Feeling disgraced.
Come into my embrace,
Dry all your tears,
You will never die.
I don't want you
To be alone down there,
To be alone down there tonight.
I won't let you
Be alone down there,
To be alone down there tonight.
You will never
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Be alone down there at all.
I made a promise,
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Take a look inside Paint and Party Creative Studio, located at 107 E Main St. in Campbellsville, and you can find people of all ages and backgrounds coming together to enjoy creating a piece of art they can place in their homes, offices, or anywhere.
Melissa Pourheydarian, owner of Paint and Party, said the place is unique for a number of reasons, but mostly because it provides an atmosphere that is open to everybody.
At a Campbellsville/Taylor County Chamber of Commerce luncheon, Kentucky Treasurer Allison Ball (R) said she thinks of herself as a "watchdog" for the state's finances.
"When I was campaigning, I kept talking about a watchdog on spending," said Ball. "The treasurer is the chief financial officer of the Commonwealth of Kentucky. All the money goes through me. My job is to be that watchdog, making sure the money goes where it's supposed to go."
Taylor County eighth-grader Hayes Mason fired a second-day 70 to win the 13-14-year-old boys' division of the Musselman-Kirchdorfer/KIA Classic which finished March 26 at the University of Louisville Golf Club.
Mason trailed first-round leader Matthew Troutman by two shots after firing a 74 on Saturday.
Another local linkster, Seth Smith, finished third in the boys' 11-12-year-old class with an 80 (38-42). Smith led with a 38 after the opening round.
As the cookie sale season for local Girl Scouts troops has wrapped up, Taylor County Girl Scouts Service Unit Manager Kim Schwab said the local Girl Scouts had another successful selling season.
Cookie sales for this year exceeded last year's total by $4,174, according to Schwab. This amounted to a total of 15,457 boxes of cookies sold.
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I am a 32 year old soccer player who occasionally runs inbetween to keep / stay fit. I never had an injury up until i was 25, but have had a couple a year since.
2 years ago I tore my calf pretty badly (Grade 2) and have had niggly issues with that calf ever since, I cant seem to get over the issue. Just today in went to go for a jog and got to 1km before the outer part of my calf became tight and sore, so I walked back home.
Can anyone recommend some kind of recovery plan
to get me going again, sooooo frustrating......
Have you been to a physio and got some treatment and advice regarding exercises and stretching? Or had a sports massage? Or even done some self-massage of the calf?
Its a sad fact that some injuries are very hard to come back from. They become things you have to learn to live with. I had a problem with my sciatic nerve in my lower back. No matter how many physios I saw or exercise I did, it always returns. One thing I found that did help was making sure that I kept a good diet with lots of vitamins.
Hope you get it sorted.
It might be worth seeing if you can get an MRI to see if that initial tear ever actually heeled. Also, look at your running form: is the way you are running (e.g. excessive heel striking) putting a lot of pressure on your calf muscle and causing it to be exceptionally tight or imbalanced making it more prone to picking up problems?
Okay - had to ask. Sympathies. It may be worth seeing if you can get refered for proper investigation (good luck with that!). Meanwhile all I can suggest is self-massage (hands or with a tennis ball, or "The Stick" or a foam roller - whatever works for you), and stretches. Maybe try wearing compression calf sleeves to give support to the muscle?
A foam roller sorted out (within a month!) a persistent calf problem I had had for 7+ years. Was bloody agony to begin with but I stuck with it and it really did the trick.
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Sylvia Boorstein, teaches mindfulness and leads retreats across the United States. She is a co-founding teacher at Spirit Rock Meditation Center in Woodacre, California, and a senior teacher at the Insight Meditation Center in Barre, Massachusetts. Boorstein is also a practicing psychotherapist. Her previous books are It's Easier Than You Think: The Buddhist Way to Happiness and Don't Just Do Something, Sit There. She lives with her husband, Seymour Boorstein, a psychiatrist. They have two sons, two daughters, and five grandchildren.
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Nice Room with Balcony (2)
Maximální počet hostů3
Počet místností1
Velikost22 m²
Floor No.1
- Kuchyně
- Uzamykatelný pokoj
- Internet/WiFi
- Balkón/terasa
- Vhodné pro rodiny s dětmi
Accommodation summary
|Reuterstraße, 12053 Berlin, Německo
|Typ nemovitosti
|Soukromý pokoj
|Ident. objektu
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
The property is located in the district of Neukölln in the middle of a historic working-class neighborhood of Rixdorf established in 1737. Neukölln offers numerous cafés, bars, shops, international cultural events such as the Neukölln Opera, cinemas and numerous galleries. All these and the Hasenheide park are within a few minutes walking distance.
Domovní řádDon't smoke in the rooms
Bed linen : 5 EUR
Visiting tours offered
We offer private guided tours on requested topics.
Since it is a self-contained facility, the arrival must be nottified at least 2 days prior arrival so that handing over the key, entry and an introduction can be organized.
|Cena za více než 1 ubytované(ých)
|14 € Cena za osobu/noc navíc
|Maximální délka pobytu
|2 měsíc
|Příjezd po
|Check-in before
|Odjezd před
|Stornovací podmínky
The house has been good, but when we arrived at there, Barbara charged us 8,50€ for tax and 10€ for the sheets and in the web it didn´t announce...and also the wifi didn´t alright work.
Good value for money. Shared bathroom cleaned regularly, although the men's couldn't be locked. Well-equipped communal kitchen. Generally satisfied.
As we came as a group of people planning to dance whole days and especially whole nights, we needed just beds to lie down on in between days and nights sessions. This place served as a pretty well and for a really good money.
I am always a little bit nervous about the beds quality (not too soft, but not hard like stone, not creaky cause I turns a lot during sleep...) and ours beds were perfect for me.
It is also great that this place have 3 WCs which is good as we were four of us and there were another 2 rooms (I am not sure if occupied).
Our room had a little nice balcony. If you are use to sleep with windows opened, you should take earplugs with you, cause there is a road and little noisy cars. We all had them, so it was not problem for us.
Only thing that I did not like (the reason why I am not giving 5 stars) was the men's shower. The sink was clogged and water didn't flow away properly and there even was a dark mildew around a tub.
If I would need a place to stay again at Berlin within this location, i would chose this place again :)
Jorg was very a friendly and helpful host, advising us on where to go. The apartment even had a map of Berlin on the wall. It was warm, clean and had everything we might have needed. The other guests were also polite. We had a very agreeable stay and would definitely return there. :)
Einfach sauber und freundlich - Preis-Leistungsverhältnis sehr gut. Bei Bedarf werde ich wieder bei Claudius buchen.
Alles sauber und einfach aber ausreichend ausgestattet. Dem bedarf entsprechend gute Hotelalternative.
- Ověřenou kvalitu ubytování
- Prověření každého hostitele
- Bezpečné platby prostřednictvím SSL šifrování


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Brainerd firefighters fought a grass fire on 16828 Blakeman Road, near Wise Road Thursday in Brainerd.
The fire was reported at 11:29 p.m. Brainerd Fire Chief Kevin Stunek said less than an acre burned. There were 12 firefighters and two tankers on scene.
Firefighters also were called to a grass fire at 10:21 p.m. Thursday on Raddatz Road, near Pine Center.
On Friday, firefighters were called at 11:16 a.m. on 18214 Johnson Road. It was reported that the residents were painting and the fumes set off the smoke detector.