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Ok, let me start off by saying this only applies to tuned users only.
GM's official fuel rating for the Cruze is 91 Octane, so running 93 Octane most likely won't make a difference. However, I have noticed an increase in performance between 91 and 93 octane on both eco and sport mode of the trifecta tune.
For starters, 91 Octane is only available through select retailers on the east coast. Sunoco is a popular one that offers both 91 and 93 octane. I made the switch to 91 Octane from 93 two years ago because Trifecta told me it was "safe" and there is anywhere from $.2 / gal to $.10/gal savings between the grades depending on the station. I first noticed last summer that my dyno was performed on 91 Octane, which resulted in stock and trifecta achieving closer numbers than anticipated. I aslo noticed my quarter mile and 1/8 mile times dropping from when I first bought the tune and was blindly using 93. I consistently run a 10.2 @ 70 and 15.8 @ 87 in the eigth and quarter mile on 93 octane. Since I've been running 91 for about a year now, last year my times were around 10.5 @ 67 and 16.1 @ 85 and I couldn't figure out what the **** was going on. I thought it was just heat soak and my cool air intake not doing anything.
About two weeks ago I grew some balls and put some 93 in the take and was floored that there actually was a difference. The car is stronger especially in the summer on 93. I emailed Trifecta and Vince told me when he crafted the tune he was running 92 because that is all that is available to him and that although 91 is "safe" the car is most likely pulling timing even on 91. 92 Octane maybe the "high octane" table threshold for the higher boost of the tune.
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HR1558: Bill to End Health Insurance Discrimination Against Preexisting Conditions
Here are some tweets and links about this proposed legislation. Dinah's recent post about Sally Satel on Stigma generated some great comments discussion, especially this one by AA.
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- ShrinkRapRoy PsyN: [hopefully] HR1558 & S623-US bills to end health insur exclusions for preexisting conditions. http://bit.ly/12pkQ4
- brendanor Preexisting Condition Patient Protection Act of 2009 require insurance coverage of 133 million suffers with illness. http://tiny.cc/xJnlS
- diamondgreg Political theater: 'how is that (the fork in a guys head) a preexisting condition?'
- lauriereece Also pls support fed legis: Preexisting Condition Patient Protection Act/2009. Rep. Joe Courtney, Sen. Rockefeller. http://thomas.loc.gov
- Traivor Breathing is a preexisting condition. No health insurance for you!

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I am sorry to know about your symptoms,are you diagnosed of any medical condition
has any tests been done for your present symptoms
any problem biting food?
no i just noticed it and it doesnt hurt
no problem biteing
if it was broken how could i tell and it feels like theres a crack on the right side of my face
any history of trauma?
what are the signs of a fractured cheek bone?
Based on what you mentioned,I will advise that you see a physician who can do a physical exam,complete metabolic profile as low calcium may present with similar numbness as you described.
Fractured cheek bone may present with pain ,increased swelling
difficulty biting
so it seems less likely
can this happen just by bumping my cheek on my bfs head?
no,fracture with such bumping is least likely,still a physician physical exam,if required imaging has to be done to rule it out
do you have problem opening the right eye?
even if the fracture was really tiny what would the signs be of a tiny cheek fracture would it be noticeable?
no it opens just fine
There is a possibility that your symptoms could be due to idiopathic bells palsy,which may present with similar unilateral numbness of face,
hair line fracture(tiny) could be possible
so imaging tests like xray may be required to rule it out
is a hair line fracture able to heal back to its original place? without medical attention
Yes,it will,it does not require any medical attention,but if swelling persists or increase of pain is noticed,then do see a physician
how long would it take to heal?
It may take 3-6 weeks to heal
if i pressed on it would it hurt?
cause it doesnt usually if it was fractured even a tiny bit it would still hurt when i pressed on it right?
That is not specific sign for a fracture,as it may present variably
still as i mentioned earlier,physician physical exam and imaging tests is required to confirm it
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New Year, New Snus!Posted by James in Snus news
First off I'd like to begin this post by wishing all Snus Authority readers a happy New Year! 2011 was an exciting year for snus fans, with many new brands and flavors being released. Likewise, 2012 is already shaping up to be a great year for those who enjoy snus. Here's a quick rundown of some of the new brands of snus that are in the process of being released.
After holding a contest to bring back their Brandy Alexander flavor, V2 Tobacco has announced that the contest has ended, and that they will be bringing back their Brandy Alexander flavor sometime in the near future. Also, the V2 Coffee Supreme snus will be coming returning as Offroad Coffee Supreme, giving coffee fans something to cheer about. On the downside, V2 plans to retire their Chrome series of snus sometime in the near future, so I suggest stocking up on the chrome series now if you're a fan.
In addition to the new snuses being released by V2, the folks over at Gotlandssnus have introduced a new flavor called Jakobssons Melon. I've never had a melon flavored snus before, but it sounds delicious and I look forward to giving it a try! I'm a big fan of the fruity apple flavor of Gotlandssnus Green, so I have a feeling that I'm going to really like the taste of the new melon flavor. Jakobssons Melon is a strong portioned snus, and has 14mg of nicotine per 1 gram pouch.
Finally, Taboca AS has introduced a new variety of snus, the Taboca White Extra Strong Portion. It is described as being "a white, extra strong portion snus. Tobacco flavor with hints of bergamot. A bold, distinctive packaging distinguish from other, traditional brands." I enjoy having tobacco flavored snus along with coffee, and this extra strong variety seems like it just may give me the kick I need to start my day off right! As an extra strong variety of snus, I imagine that it will have between 16 and 22mg of nicotine per 1 gram pouch.
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Peanutty Chocolate Fudge
This easy no-bake fudge is a snap to make. The kids will not only want to help make them -- but eat them too!
- 1 1/2 cups granulated sugar
- 2/3 cup (5 fl.-oz. can) NESTLÉ® CARNATION® Evaporated Milk
- 2 tablespoons butter or margarine
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 2 cups miniature marshmallows
- 1 2/3 cups (11-oz. pkg.) NESTLÉ® TOLL HOUSE® Peanut Butter & Milk Chocolate Morsels
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COMBINE sugar, evaporated milk, butter and salt in medium, heavy-duty saucepan. Bring to a full rolling boil over medium heat, stirring constantly. Boil, stirring constantly, for 4 to 5 minutes. Remove from heat.
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This is a easy recipe for my kids to make, and they rally enjoy the fudge. We don't use chopped peanuts thou. Thanks
Be careful when using peanuts
I had a can of peanuts in the freezer, so decided to try this recipe. It was not satisfying to me, so I will go back to my old original "Carnation" recipe, which is much better in flavor and texture.
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This fudge was fairly easy to make. I enjoy peanuts and I enjoy fudge but I didn't really care for this fudge. I think it was just my personal taste as my family really liked it.
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- Calories from Fat: 50
- Total Fat: 6g (9% of DV)
- Saturated Fat: 3.5g (18% of DV)
- Cholesterol: 5mg (1% of DV)
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Don't get me wrong I LOVE MY COLT. But good lord man is it a pain to clean. I found my self not taking it out this weekend to put maybe 50 rds through it. Just because cleaning it is a chore and a half. My buddy has a s&w 686(Revolver) to clean and I thought that was bad. Try moving parts on an autoloader! Yikes
I love my stainless guns. Of course my Glock is very nice also. lol
I do... came complete with rust on the barrel. no extra charge.
Its all good now, but my other 1911s have never seen rust, period !
I'm not being serious. I obviously chose stainless. But I was gettin rings around the muzzle that my cleaning solvent would not remove. A friend just gave me a few of these special lead removal wipes and they work awesome. As for the Stainless being easier to see? absolutely. I own an m&p 40 and a 92fs. that are blued and I find myself taking longer to clean them with no real visual reminder.
I just bought my second Glock and am now a fan. Not a Glock nut, but a fan.
They are one of the most accurate, easy to take care of, light, no nonsense pistols you can buy.
Only a few other brands rank that hi for me. So since the Glock will probably not quit in his life time, it would be a sure buy.
I couldn't disagree more.
I never have a problem cleaning my stainless guns.
In fact, it's far easier in my opinion.
I've noticed that I'm buying more and more stainless guns.
As far as buying a gun and letting it go uncleaned and then throwing it away - is not the way I act.
I have no problems cleaning stainless steel guns.


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Anser albifrons wrote:Ive hunted with Larry Gore, Circle H Outfitters and Bay Prairie Outfitters.
Based on my personal experience, Bay Prairie gets the vote.
whistlin_wings wrote:What are you looking to kill. Not trying to deter you from the coast but check out West Texas. Search the Texas thread for my post West Texas hunt. Limits of canadians and then Sandhill cranes. One of the best hunts I've been on.
aggiechiro wrote:don't know how long you'll be here vs. days with a guide, but you may want to consider an aph. for $48, its not a bad way to spend a day you wouldnt get to hunt.
aggiechiro wrote:aph= annual public hunting
krimmie wrote:aggiechiro wrote:aph= annual public hunting
I get ya.
Wonder how much it will cost to fly my buddy's airboat over?
Pouledeau wrote:I'm not trying to dog your boy there and I certainly believe you can kill ducks with him ... but for me it isn't about a "limit" as much as it is about business ethics.
I've leased property on the prairie since 1986, three times from "the guide above" ('97, '01. '02), and two of those times were enough to warrant giving my money to someone else. He puts his paying customers on the X and the people leasing get the short straw gamble of perhaps having water perhaps not. After my last no water second split hunt on his property, I got invited by Halliburton to go on a guided hunt with "the man himself" on a property just down the road ... guess what ... flooded timber, flooded prairie, birds coming off roost like quail 100 at a time, and guides bragging about having the water the paid lease members next door were supposed to have.
What would your opinion be in that circumstance? Maybe he's changed, but he's not "Mom and Pop" ...
As far as productiveness is concerned, if you've been on the prairie for as long as you say; surely you've noticed that 75% of the rice is now subdivisions. YES you can still have productive hunts ... but they're NOTHING like they used to be in terms of quality.
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Imagine the idiot that survives the shot and has to explain to his boyfriend bubba how his victim shot him with a Hot Pink pistol, when this hits the news in prison.
This is a discussion on Pink gun? within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Originally Posted by Bat47 A gun is a tool, a deadly serious one and to have it in pink makes light of that fact. It ...
Imagine the idiot that survives the shot and has to explain to his boyfriend bubba how his victim shot him with a Hot Pink pistol, when this hits the news in prison.
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Also, just because Taurus offers a pink revolver, I'm not giving up quality for color.
I personally don't see why people get so upset at colored guns. A gun is a tool, yes it is, however if it gets a person more apt to protect themselves because they like carrying a pink gun, then so be it. A car is also a tool and can be just as deadly, yet you see cars in all sorts of colors. Whats the difference in what color a gun is anyway? My wife wanted stained wooden grips for her bersa, got them and she couldn't be happier with it. Sure stained grips and a colored gun is a big difference, but they are both the same principle. Both are cosmetic only, persoanl preferences and have no effect on how the gun works. What difference does the color of a gun make? Whats the difference, other than personal and individual taste between a pink taurus or glock, and a bead blasted j-frame? Nobody is going to see the gun anyway except the person carrying it and in a shtf situation, the bad guy on the business end of the gun. At that point, I really don't think anyone will care what color the gun is.
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To err is human.
To forgive is divine.
Neither of which is Marine Corps policy.
"It's all about shot placement."- David (Slayer of Goliath)
I have seen pink guns over the years and the hubby calls them "pimp guns".
I really think pink is good for hair barrettes and watch bands....but not a weapon.
A weapon, IMO, is not a fashion accessory, but a self defense tool.
I know, there are pink hammers and screwdrivers, but I find those silly too.
This is personal choice. BUT if this is what it takes for your daughter to get a weapon for self defense and learn to use it.....find her a good pink gun.
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A armed society is a polite society. Manners are good when one has to back it up with his life.
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Glock 19/FEG/FM HiPowers/Keltec P32 for me. When I can't use my 870,N98 or Marlin .30-30 of course...
If Pink is such a bad thing for a gun, then why do we all get "nice looking" guns with the fancy wood grips, or great looking holsters that go beyond basic functionality. Lets not be hypocrites just be the color pink is now involved! Many of us select models of guns that are nickel plated, or stainless slide, Bi-toned whatever. Why? because we like the LOOKS of it. Why is pink any different?
FYI - personally I really don't like the idea of a pink gun - simply because pink isn't my color, however I just bought my daughter her first gun, a PINK Crosman 760 pumpmaster airgun (BB/Pellet).
"Gun Free Zones" is where only criminals carry guns.
We had a Kel Tec P32 Dura coated in pink that looked like the gun had been dipped in Pepto Bismol. Now the bad news is the guy who had it done for his girl got dumped between the time he ordered it and it came back. The good news is he kept it and shot it. When I saw it last it had had around 200 rounds of FMJ and 20 of JHP and there was only slight wear on the finish. No worries for maintenence or durability.
If she likes it and will carry it, I wouldn't care if it was pink, blue or green apple green.
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Although I love the Smith Wesson, the barrel has to be pink. It needs more pink!~
Now that I am older and have a better understanding of myself, I need a pink revolver and haven't found the one.
I know guys that like pink guns...... o Yea... I think!
My Smith air weight has pink grips. It came with both pink and black grips, but why not use the pink if I have the option siting right in front of me?
I realize you're not very interested in a Charter Arms, but two quick points for anyone else who might be reading (or in case you have a change of heart).Yeah this is the only other one I've found besides the Taurus. Not real crazy about the Charter Arms and it being only 12 oz it wont do her. She hates my 642 because it is so light. A pink Hogue Grip would suit me fine, but they dont make them.
You're correct that Hogue doesn't make a pink grip that fits CA revolvers. (It took me two emails to Hogue CS and a 10 day wait to confirm this...), but CA does sell a pink grip for their revolvers on their website.Charter Accessories Store Product Display
Second, CA also makes a DAO revolver that's a little "heavier" than the 12 oz model you mentioned. The Undercover DAO weighs in at 16 oz. Charter Undercover DAO #73811
I learned these things while researching a gun purchase for my daughter. She initially liked CA's pink guns, but later decided they had "too much" pink. OTOH, she liked a S&W w/ stainless frame and pink grips. I was pushed for time and had a hard time finding any DAO, s/s frame, light weight, 38 spec guns in stock. I ended up w/ the CA "Undercover" DAO w/ s/s frame and added the pink grips. She likes the combo. I'll also add that the pink grips from the CA store are slightly bigger than the compact grips that come w/ the gun. The pink grips have room for the pinky. Maybe it'll help in controlling the gun better.
During my research, I also came across a Ruger LCR w/ pink grips. It was a limited production for a specific distributor and was no longer available.


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Held on Saturday, August 31 and Sunday, September 1 at Coca-Cola Field, this year's National Buffalo Wing Festival includes events and entertainment such as wing eating competitions, sauce competitions, and entertainment by acts such as The Heavenly Chillbillies.
National Buffalo Wing Festival
In the 2001 movie Osmosis Jones, Bill Murray's character dreams of attending the National Buffalo Wing Festival. Although that made for an amusing plot point, there was a problem: at the time, no such festival existed. When Buffalo native Drew Cerza heard about this oversight, he realized that it was a wrong that needed righting. He threw his inaugural festival that same year, and the rest is meaty, sauce-slathered history. Now, every Labor Day weekend, wing fans flock to Buffalo, and they usually bring their appetites to chow through one million-plus wings over the duration of the festival.
At each festival, restaurant representatives travel to Coca-Cola Field to share their tastiest, hottest sauces with festivalgoers. A select group of buffalo wing purists participate in the festival's traditional and creative sauce competitions, whipping up sauces onstage before serving their concoctions to a panel of local celebrity judges. The sauce-off is one of the festival's many contests, which also include wing eating competitions and bobbing for wings in a pool of blue cheese.
Aside from the many wing-based events, the festival features entertainment ranging from live music to live quiz shows. In 2006, the festival even hosted a wedding, fulfilling every father's fantasy of grabbing a snack as he accompanies his daughter down the aisle.
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A Northwestern shop has made a strong commitment to kaizen, so much so that it devotes 5 percent of company time to continuous improvement activities. This has led to multiple ideas that have enabled the shop to become more efficient and effective.
Rachel Peterson is particularly active in the production area's kaizen efforts. For example, she was involved
in a recent redesign of the shop's fastener storage area, which uses a kanban system to maintain an adequate
supply of screws, bolts and so on. Each bin includes fasteners of a specific size as well as a resealable bag
with a kanban card and extra fasteners. Employees know to order fasteners whenever they first must take
some from the bag. At the end of each day, a person collects cards and orders the needed fasteners. Note
that each bin has a sample fastener attached to it for quicker bin identification.


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I like that this shirt is just the punchline...
Re: He Shot First
Wow, tough week if this isn't in the fog. It's a very clever twist on the old joke and it looks awesome. Love it.
gideonfrost wrote:Dinosaurs don't drive either.
They do in Mario Kart.
Re: Bad Driver
The message here is that if you text and drive, you get hit by blue shells, but if you pay attention... oh yeah, you still get hit by blue shells. Oops.
But seriously, stop texting while you drive. It's dangerous.
Re: Tough to Please
Oooh! As a teacher, I think this would be horribly funny to wear.
Re: Bear a ble (Resub)
It is a comment on my own struggles with depression. Odd thinking about how even as a child Grumpy Bear was my favorite Care Bear, similarly with other characters like Eeyore and Cookie Monster, and how my own affectations are seemingly a reflection of what I was drawn to as a child.
oubliette wrote:If it has been, therein lies the irony. The artist is... persistent.
that or just stuborn :P
Really creative idea. Would have added another layer of pun if the batteries were from Energizer and not the rival. =)
Re: Cheater
aemely wrote:Damn you, Walmazan! Just when I thought I wouldn't have to buy *another* Woot shirt. GMV!
LOL, I know, right? I just looked down and I happen to be wearing one of my too-many-to-count walmazans. People are going to start talking. This GMV and my cash.
JCPenelope87 wrote:Really creative idea. Would have added another layer of pun if the batteries were from Energizer and not the rival. =)
Agreed, but it's great either way.
rasabi wrote:<.< >.> maybe I shouldn't be linking this.
For what it's worth, that is one of my husband's favorite shirts. And that's really saying something with his woot collection (of which probably a dozen are Mario-themed).
We love your range, man. Don't ever change. (Except for all the willingness to change. That's cool.)
Re: The assimilator
I don't want to be that guy but it's an awful lot like Imposter. Cute, though.
stingray69 wrote:I love your style in this.
Morkki's awesome style. I just came with the idea and sketched the faces, he did the full illustration.
I wish I could fire a blue shell at some people on the road sometimes....
zinodaur wrote:Hey boys and girls. I hope you'll like this collab between me and Jaco Haasbroek.
We both got our asses cursed for this ! :O
Very cute and funny.. two suggestions if you want to take them... It's kind of hard to read the "cursing" right now so making that clearer would be great and if you could make the cursing in hieroglyphics that would be perfect.
Great idea and I love it!
orabbit wrote:You'd be whiny too if you had to miss this.
Ha ha! That's pretty good. What's the personality flaw?
zinodaur wrote:Hey boys and girl, hope you'll enjoy this abusive collaboration between me and Ville Morkki.
I really like this style, very old fashioned and fun.
madquick wrote:I saw cooler version of this -
HA! I have to agree this one is a lot more fun.
Re: Revenge of the Pequad
I'm sorry about the details. I'll post some where it is possible to read the small print when I figure it out and finish cooking dinner. Until then it says "The sole purpose of this voyage is revenge, and revenge only. Any fun and sun is purely incidental."
Thanks for looking
I love the texture of the wood...
and vacationing with a purpose.
cradice74 wrote:You had me at Hedgehog!
me too!! <3
Re: Tangent Talker
I've talked to that rabbit before
Except it's spelled "Pequod" [twitch]
you'll probably get rejecterated for submitting two shirt comps. When you resub, maybe make the text in a contrasting color
Re: Revenge of the Pequod (resub)
I had to remove the last version because of a bone head spelling error. Here is the fixed version. A link to a detailed pic is coming shortly.
Re: Greedy Gus
Seriously, with the Hobbit coming to theaters, how is this not winning!?!
Really neat design - I love the concept! However, I think the name of the ship is "Pequod," with an 'O'.
Here is a link to a detail of the Shirt.
Re: All sunshine and rainbows
Spreading sunshine and rainbows, whether you like it or not!
Re: Fish Memory
What a fun and clever concept! The fish even looks a bit like Guy Pearce!
Ah, now we know the REAL reason why the tortise won! Really funny and cute.
tabaddon wrote:For what it's worth, that is one of my husband's favorite shirts. And that's really saying something with his woot collection (of which probably a dozen are Mario-themed).
We love your range, man. Don't ever change. (Except for all the willingness to change. That's cool.)
Awww, thanks for saying so. In return here is a Douglas Adams anecdote I just read that has nothing to do with stars or wars at all but made me laugh when I really needed it.
Re: Yapper
funny, cute + really like the cranberry choice.
Re: They call me a sloth
Oh now here is a creator after my own heart.
Re: What, me paranoid?
Excellent work making a hilarious shirt that's tied to the theme regardless of whether or not the viewer knows the title. I lol'd :D
Re: Tic-Tac-Self defeating personality disorder-Toe
My first submission. I thought I'd give this Derby thing a go... Hopefully with some work my entries can only get better...
A pair of symptoms for Self-defeating personality disorder: 1-chooses people and situations that lead to disappointment, failure, or mistreatment even when better options are clearly available 2-rejects opportunities for pleasure, or is reluctant to acknowledge enjoying himself or herself (despite having adequate social skills and the capacity for pleasure)
j5 wrote:I have no idea what this is showing.
A can of deodorant
A pile of doughnuts
And a...what is that...a sandwich?
And the professor is what, a greeting card?
Is this a meme or something?
I don't get it either.
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The Creativity Commons is a cultural space where resources for generating meaningful, original ideas are collectively identified and shared and creative actions are practiced.
The Creativity Commons
offers a shared space for scholars and students from across the
university to engage in creative exploration of the role of
innovation in teaching and learning in education as well as the
community groups we serve. The Commons initiates and supports
research in teaching, learning and assessment of creativity within
a shared collective space that offers cross-disciplinary
intellectual and artistic exploration. At the Commons we
recognize the role of design and documentation in curriculum work
and its application to policy and practice in education. The
Commons opens space for the gathering of community and academy as
they explore together creative ideas and solutions for problems we
The Commons continues the long trajectory of innovation and
original programming at Lesley, focusing on what is at the core of
creativity, a quality of thinking necessary for successful students
and faculty in the 21st century. By creativity we
mean ideas or actions that are innovative, imaginative and involve
risk-taking, and that result in outcomes that are original and
novel. Edith Lesley began the tradition at Lesley when she
created the first school for kindergarten teachers in this
Lesley's history of interdisciplinary programming and its
strength in arts programming makes it an ideal location for a
shared space for creativity. With the art school moving to
Cambridge, the Commons opens a space for new levels of integration
and connection between artists and others and provides increased
access to the arts and to creativity for all members of the Lesley
The Commons is a physical, virtual and conceptual space that is
both inclusive and generative. The shared space for creative
exploration will include faculty, doctoral students and
administrators from across the four schools of Lesley, and visiting
fellows. The ideas and actions that emerge from this space
generate new academic offerings, scholarship, workshops and
The Commons is the physical manifestation of a space where ideas
generated by faculty from across the university can emerge as
actions. The Commons offers the community a shared space, a
commons, where materials and technological tools can be used to
explore ideas collaboratively and generate original projects and
programs focused on creativity in practice. With invited
speakers, conveners and fellows to stimulate creative thoughts and
actions, the Commons fosters new programs, projects and scholarship
for schools, community organizations, and others that support the
mission of Lesley University and contribute to solving social
In The Lab: Creativity and Culture (2010) David Edwards remarks
that "the aesthetic process is the substance of hypothesis
generation, while the analytical process is the substance of
hypothetical testing. Inevitably, we fuse both when creating
something new."
The Creativity Commons values documentation as a form of
assessment offering the opportunity to fuse both the aesthetic and
the analytical experience. Documenting the research on teaching,
learning and creativity at Lesley will provide valuable resources
to disseminate within Lesley and beyond our campus.Documenting our work supports the Commons' goal:
As part of this work, the Commons asks each person or group
using the studio to leave traces of their work for the community's
use in a binder available in the Commons and online.
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Associate Professor
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Office of Assessment and Institutional Research
Center for Teaching, Learning, and Scholarship
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Sidewalk Math, counting patterns painted on sidewalks, joins math and art to build number sense and pattern making skills in young children. Learn More.
The Creativity Commons is located in University Hall on the third floor in Room 3-043, between the Registrar's Office and the Porter Café.
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Forgive the overly familiar language. But referring to the two apparent front-runners in the 2016 presidential race as Bush and Clinton just isn't specific enough.
— Jeb Bush dares the GOP to embrace immigration reform — Salt Lake Tribune Editorial
" ... Over the weekend, Jeb seemed to double dog dare his party to decide whether it really wants him to run by stating positions that are not new to him, but considered anathema to the ruling tea party wing of the Republican Party. ..."
— Immigration as 'an act of love' — Deseret News Editorial


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I have now crossed the threshold of being a citizen of the United States and have entered the world of "elderly" folk. That's what happens when one becomes 83. To be in the eighties is to become part of a world in which the "others"gaze upon your body since it is entering the realm of possible "dementia. We then become "frail," we then become in need of "assistance," we become figures to watch "carefully" because we might "hurt ourselves." Believe it or not, I drive my car to work, am at the college from 8:00 a.m. until 5:45 p.m. and am still active and alive at the end of the day. Doris Racher has a mother in an assisted living program since at the age of 94 things are rather difficult. She demonstrates evidence of dementia and Doris noted that things were missing that had been brought to her mother. She transformed an alarm clock into a surveillance camera. Soon pictures turned up showing her mother, Mrs. Mayberry, with latex gloves shoved in her mouth while members of the staff giggled and had a good time poking fun at the elderly woman. They even threw her on the bed and played with the body.
The question is now whether surveillance cameras can be installed in these "assisted living" units? Or does such cameras intrude upon the privacy of patients or others in the facility? Install them. NO elderly person should be handled in this manner.


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Just in time for the new football season Full Fat is back with a new game called 'All Star Quarterback'. Their previous hits include sports games such as Flick Soccer!, NFL Quarterback 13 and NFL Kicker 13. You play as a rising Quarterback in a quest to make a dream career. The game features 32 teams and you make lifestyle and career decisions … Read More
X2 Football 2010 iPhone Upcoming Sports Simulation Game
X2 Footbal 2009 has been one of X2 Games most popular game for iPhone and iPod touch and yesterday they announced their upcoming X2 Football franchise called X2 Football 2010 for iPhone and released first preview screenshots. The game is now in the final stages of development. X2 Football 2010 will feature the all new 'Dream Team Mode', over 150 … Read More


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There is no such thing as an impenetrable manmade fortress. Whatever you design, somebody else can gain ingress or destroy.
And since the latest fad, concern, or preoccupation—because of predictions from Nostradamus, the Mayans, and astronomers and astrologers—is the supposed forthcoming Apocalypse, many people are resorting to the concept of "survival bunkers."
While there is nothing wrong with that per se, it may behoove you to take an objective look at your location and/or structure before physically having to test it for real. Objective, not subjective. Which means you'll probably have to elicit a "trustworthy" third party's opinion.
Unfortunately the older you become, and/or the worse the situation becomes, the more quickly you run out of so-called trustworthy people. And that ranges from the friendly local contractor who built your steel bunker to your brother-in-law. People are gregarious by nature and will stand united in clans against a common enemy, but if and when you run out of common enemies, look out. Humans will commit inconceivable acts in order to survive one more day.
This having been said—and bearing in mind that this article concerns absolute apocalyptic conditions, be they asteroids, solar flares, or Mad Max Thunderdome long-term predators—your generic TV mugging/raping/killing/home invasion advice programs become non-sequiturs. They are intended for generic short-term urban criminal unrest or turbulent weather situations, not for Armageddon. A dozen deadbolts on your door aren't going to stop a group of starving people determined to gain entry.
Therefore, if you're concerned about a cataclysmic doomsday, you obviously need a structurally sound domicile that caters to long-term survival. The commonest of these since the latest concerns have manifested has been a steel underground bunker replete with supplies of food, water, non-electric grid-supplied power, and weapons. The one aspect that seems to be missing is an escape route from your Doomsday Man Cave. Never, ever forget that whatever you build, somebody else can blow up or gain entry to.
This is why monarchs and their advisors have multiple "bomb-proof" shelters, so the bad (or good) guys can't second-guess where they are located. You build a so-called bomb-proof shelter, and your enemy builds a bigger bomb. What else is new? That concept has been around for 5,000 years.
So don't forget to have some means, physical or mental, to exit your safe little haven. The exit avenue is not necessarily an addition to escape predators and resultant physical violation. You may be blessed with an idiot in your "survival family" who used one of your cool survival matches to check the gasoline level in the generator you so cunningly installed for when you're off the grid. That could be a bundle of giggles—an inferno in your underground steel coffin with no escape hatch and one non-reusable kitchen-sized fire extinguisher.
Sooner or later your water supply will run out, or one of your clan will lose it (i.e., his or her mind). Locked up with other people in an enclosed area does wonders for human mental degeneration—fast. As Charlton Heston said, "It doesn't take much to erode the thin veneer of human civilization."
For a myriad of reasons, have an escape avenue. This may merely be a secondary fireproof cubicle isolated from the primary, but whatever you decide, think ahead.
Example: Yours truly recently viewed a television program on steel bunkers. The specific unit featured on the program was built with extreme tensile strength, was fireproof and fitted out with all the necessary survival equipment, up to and including built-in weaponry. So far, so good. Obviously the designer and future inhabitant had thought of all potential problems ranging from forces of nature to human attack.
The two negative things I noticed were, primarily, no escape hatch except one in a predator's line of fire. Now I sincerely hope I was wrong and that there was another exit which they wisely chose not to show. If not, the inhabitant is sooner or later going to be a prairie dog for a varmint shooter.
Secondarily, there was a retractable, manually rotatable periscope fitted with night-vision capability. Problem? My night-vision binoculars are more powerful than your periscope. So I'll bide my time until your lens is facing away from me, trot on up to your bunker, break off the periscope with a sledgehammer and drop a pineapple down the tube.
Or I'll sit three feet away from your bunker and wait until you elevate the periscope. Same singer, different song. Bye bye.
Bottom line? No, you can't think of everything. But whatever your plans, you'd better look at them subjectively and objectively—in advance. Don't think like the lioness. Think like the crippled zebra she's pursuing, and you're in with a chance.
See you in the New Year—if there is one.
Louis Awerbuck is Director of the internationally acclaimed Yavapai Firearms Academy. Course information and schedules are available at their website at http://www.yfainc.com


text: Reading can take you on a lot of adventures and now because of reading, some elementary school students have another way to explore this summer. Students at the Dedham School read a lot of books. " Six or seven," said Eliana Sebrun, telling us how many she read. " I think 10 or 11," added Nick Boid. The more books, the more chances to win. " For every book they read they wrote down the title and either a parent or teacher signed that they read the book and they could put their name in for a drawing," said Kathy Lawson, principal of the school. It's all part of the Books for Bikes program, which is sponsored in Dedham by the Orland Masons Rising Sun 71. " We want to teach children the joys of free reading," said Joel West, master mason. Twelve bikes are raffled off: a boy and girl in each grade gets one. " I kind of feel like summertime Santa Claus ," said West. For these kids, it's not all about the prizes. " Read the books that you like. Don't do it just to win the bike, " said Sebrun. " It's really entertaining and if you have nothing to do you can read for fun," added Boid. " Overall everybody wins because we know reading is the fundamental of life. If they can't read they're not going to succeed in life and so reading is of upmost importance," said Lawson. For West, it's nice to be able to give back to the community. " If we get one child that experiences the benefit of free reading and realizes what that can do to enhance their life, then it was a success for us." A success achieved one book at a time.


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The Conference Resource Library (formerly Western District Loan Library) functions under the supervision of the Western District Conference Resource Commission (formerly Education Committee). It was begun in 1936 largely through the efforts of Abram Warkentin, then on the staff of Bethel College. Through gifts and purchase the library was developed until in 1959 it had 3,400 volumes for loan; in 2009 it had over 12,000 items316-283-6300. At the beginning it was housed by Bethel College, North Newton, Kansas.
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Manchester United chief executive David Gill says there wasn't much discussion about selling Cristiano Ronaldo to Real Madrid. He said that a "short, quick conversation" with the Glazer family who own the EPL club took place at the UEFA Champions League final in May.
The turning point came when Manager Sir Alex Ferguson met Ronaldo in Portugal after Euro '08. As for the future,
Gill says United it taking it one year at a time.
"You cannot say what will definitely happen in a year's time," said Gill. "But by then he will still have three years left on his
contract. Let's not worry too much about it. [Cristiano Ronaldo] is at the best club and Alex is very comfortable about it. We may give him another contract next summer, you never know. I have not,
however, had detailed discussions with his advisers."


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As part of the Bush "surge" American forces are pushing forward north of Baghdad in order to drive al-Qaida from their stronghold in Baquoda. General Mick Bednarek, who head the troops, says that at present Iraq army units,"They're not quite up to the job yet." The Iraq army has 159,000 and he believes they need at least 20,000 more troops.
The current drive ignores historic processes of dealing with insurgents. A study of any counter-insurgent effort reveals the need to combine economic and social components with military. One needs troops who believe in what is being done, but it is apparent the current Iraq army lacks that attitude. Back in the 2004 election, George Bush boasted in his debates with John Kerry that over 150,000 Iraq soldiers had been trained and would soon take over military operations. That statement was made three years before his current comment about the need for a "surge" which would give time for Iraq soldiers to be trained.
There is no one "solution" to the Iraq debacle. But, diplomatic efforts can play a part in moving toward a solution. The US has to engage Syria and Iran in peace efforts. General Bednarek's statement that Iraq units "lack ammunition" is fascinating considering the US military budget is greater than all other military budgets put together. The lack of ammunition is connected to the lack of will. The people of Iraq must first create a viable government which offers hope for all.


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Qantas is partnering with the University of Sydney's Charles Perkins Centre to develop a new approach to long-haul travel ahead of its first Dreamliner flights later this year.
27 June, 2017
Airbus has released a developmental study for an enhanced version of the A380, called the A380plus. The study includes aerodynamic improvements that would reduce fuel consumption, as well as an enhanced cabin layout and optimized maintenance planning
20 June, 2017
A preview of the El Al Dreamliner business class experience, designed with PriestmanGoode and due to begin service in September 2017
15 June, 2017
JAL offers free wi-fi on domestic flights
January 29, 2017 – Japan Airlines (JAL) has decided to upgrade its inflight internet campaign of offering 15 minutes free access, to a completely free internet service on all domestic flights operated by aircraft equipped with its Gogo inflight wi-fi systems. The new campaign will be available from February 1 through August 31, 2017 on 77 aircraft.
Inflight video programs such as sports, gourmet, music and animation, etc are also provided on wi-fi equipped aircraft on domestic routes, and customers can enjoy those free programs by accessing the system on their own wi-fi capable devices.
30 January 2017
AIP earns EASA Part 21J certification
Aer Lingus hires Retail inMotion as personal shopper
El Al's Dreamliner interiors revealed
Ramos to lead Boeing supply chain & operations
Astronics receives approvals for webFB on Boeing 737s
Hawaiian Airlines extends FFG service deal
The next HUGE thing in inflight connectivity?
A little French flair on EVA Air
Third Virgin Atlantic A330 fitted with new Upper Class
Avianca is first South American customer for CL3710
Acro recognized in Fast Track awards
Emirates to reveal "completely revised" first class
Panasonic and HAECO open IFEC repair center in China
SAS to upgrade 5,000 seats with USB power
Lineage 1000E to ride the JetWave
Reflect your style with metallic mirrors
Airbus launches bespoke helicopter interiors division
Hypercar design + cool jet design = the hypercool Infinito
SR Technics expands VIP MRO services
Ka-band option for faster Dassault jet connections
Laptop ban risks 'catastrophic' fires, warn pilots
Acro Aircraft Seating to linefit Allegiant A320s
Launch of 737 MAX heralds a new era for Rockwell Collins
Fourth Inmarsat-5 satellite blasts off
Cyprus Airways livery puts nature before nation
Early Long Flight proves A350-1000 cabin comfort
AZUR Aviation orders Zonal Drying for nine Boeing aircraft
Boom! Business class is about to go supersonic again!
Spafax to entertain LATAM flyers
First Iridium units delivered for B737 MAX
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The Web We Want is an educational handbook developed by European Schoolnet for 13-16 year olds aimed at helping to reflect on online experiences and responsibilities. The handbook has been developed with and by young people, and has reflective exercises about the Internet for students to think and write about.
Students can test their online skills, learn more about their rights in the online world and create tips and tools that they can share with other young people. The handbook has some nice details about what other teens think about certain online activities and what they want out of the internet, which can aid reflection.
The exercises aim to trigger reflection on online topics such as:
- My rights and responsibilities online
- "Information is not knowledge", Albert Einstein
- Participating on the web
- Shape your Identity
- Privacy, my most precious possession
- The artist in you
This handbook is not only designed to be used in the classroom, but can also serve as a useful resource for peer education.
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anyone see how SMASH does fills? literally stabs cans... i assume hes not the only one, but i thought it was cool cause he does it well.
call me a toy for not knowing who else does it please, and then show me who else does. i really like the idea.
anyone see how SMASH does fills? literally stabs cans... i assume hes not the only one, but i thought it was cool cause he does it well.
call me a toy for not knowing who else does it please, and then show me who else does. i really like the idea.
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i saw a vid from sdk(the copiers not the real sdk) and he nearly got paint in his eye
Wait, so who is the real/fake SDK? I'm unfamiliar with this technique. Link? YouTube has really opened my eyes to graffiti. I really enjoy Above1's work.
Neckface= evil punkrock badass
snak the motherfuckin rippah
...among others
Mine is Salvador Dali. I greatly admire the skill he has as a painter. I belive he is one of the great surrealists. I also like Magritte and DeChirico, but Dali was a far better painter. As one of the most influential surrealists, he impacted the movement greatly. He is as synonymous with surrealism as picasso is with cubism. His works are still relevant worldwide. He has only influenced me in the sense that he is a skilled painter, his surrealist content does not influence my work. I have seen a lot of his miniature work and am more impressed by these than the larger scale paintings. As with all art movements, surrealism was an important step to take to evolve into the next movement. The surrealists created a sense of imagination and dreams that has not been matched since. Having visited the Dali museum near barcelona, I gained a lot more respect for his art after seeing it in person. It does not always look as impressive in text books. I am not such a fan of his later works
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sdk from europe is REAL sdk and sdk from canada is FAKE BITER CREW
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mr brainwash ^^^
Charles Addams is my Inspiration Artist. An American cartoonist known for his particularly black humor and macabre characters.
Remote Control Cars
Ni(k. I dont know, he just inspired me to take up graff
Earsnot, Lush, Neckface,
chas.... askew... steel... saltybastard (from here)....and homestate heroes hoer ridle fragile toast writs ender ... google em bitches... then get outside and paint!
Keep6 and Nacs from Canadian SDK, they know whats up
Boiler ATB,Saber,Buket TKO,
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Geocoda is launching to provide a replacement to the SimpleGeo service, which is being terminated on March 30, 2012. Geocoda aims to provide many of the services previously offered by SimpleGeo, with a simple migration path.
For now you can just sign up for info; the services are not yet ready.
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With today's announcement, Preserve is launching a free iPhone app that allows anyone to find the nearest #5 collection area to drop off their plastics, and earn Recyclebank points for their earth efforts.
I'm glad my city does recycle #5 plastic. I'd hate to have to separate it out and drop it separately. On the other hand, we continue to add to the number of unique "find the nearest" sort of tools.
Stats NZ received anonymized data on the movements of mobile phones that were active in Christchurch city in the run up to February 22. By tracking the location of the unique IDs linked to where voice calls and text messages were sent, researchers were then able to pinpoint where these people went in the wake of the quake, how far from the city they travelled – and when they came back.
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If I drive across a U.S. border, I expect to stop at a Border Patrol checkpoint. But imagine driving to the grocery store, or Mom's house, well inside America, and being stopped by the Border Patrol. Many Americans don't have to imagine it -- it's how they live.
Even as the federal government fails to control the southern border, it sends the Border Patrol farther into the interior, where Americans complain that agents harass people who are already U.S. citizens.
It's legal. The Supreme Court ruled that the Border Patrol can set up "inland" checkpoints anywhere up to 100 miles from an external border of the United States. That's what government now considers a "reasonable distance" from the border.
But that means the zone within which you could be stopped and searched includes much of Florida and California, and all of Maine and New Hampshire. Two-thirds of America's population lives that close to the border.
American Civil Liberties Union lawyer James Lyall argues, "Interior checkpoints fundamentally fly in the face of what it means to live in a free society, where you don't have to answer to federal agents when you're going about your daily business."
The Supreme Court ruled that Border Patrol agents at these checkpoints can "conduct brief stops for the limited purpose of verifying residence status," but cannot "conduct searches of individuals or the interior of their vehicles." But the experience of members of my staff and videos on YouTube show that Border Patrol agents do exactly that. They often demand answers to lots of questions and search cars, too.
The reason these videos are posted on YouTube is because increasing numbers of Americans consider the searches unconstitutional. They refuse to answer the extra questions. Some refuse to roll down their windows. Then agents sometimes break the window. Sometimes they tase the driver.
Pastor Steven Anderson was stopped at a Border Patrol checkpoint 60 miles from the Mexican border.
Officers say their police dog alerted them to something in his car, but Anderson says the dog never reacted to anything. Anderson wouldn't let them search his car, so officers broke both windows and tased him.
People in Arivaca, Ariz., 25 miles from the border, told us that living there is like living in occupied territory. Apache helicopters fly overhead. Dozens of Border Patrol trucks cruise their streets. Children in Arivaca must go through checkpoints every day just to go to school.
"Agents tell people," says Lyall, "that all residents are suspect simply by virtue of living in southern Arizona."
The Border Patrol wouldn't respond to my questions about these issues, so Rep. Peter King, R-N.Y., spoke up for them: "I'm not aware of any significant abuses. I'm on the Homeland Security Committee. If anything, the complaint we get is there's not enough strict enforcement."
He points out that "when people come into this country illegally, they don't stay on the border; they keep going."
That's true. But that doesn't justify harassing people who just want to drive home from work.
Rick Rynearson, an Air Force pilot who served in Iraq and Afghanistan, told me he's furious about being repeatedly stopped. Once he was detained for over half an hour when, after answering 17 questions from agents, he refused to answer more.
I asked Rynearson: "Why not? The Border Patrol agents would say, come on, Rick, this is hardly a threat to your liberty. Just tell us where you're going."
But Rynearson told me he sees himself as "a person who's having to stop in the middle of a road, who's done nothing wrong, and finds himself surrounded by armed government agents with dogs."
As an Air Force pilot, Rynearson understands that protecting our safety and freedom sometimes requires a police presence or military action. But he offers this reminder: "Real freedom lies in the thin space that separates an American citizen from an armed member of their government."
Unfortunately, as domestic policing grows, that space gets thinner.
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Wow, ULie, you're going to blow out an o-ring if you don't calm down. Your hatred of our president comes through loud and clear, but please remember, the topic is over-zealous policing.
How long will Libtarder be duped their real zero credibility guy.
126) Is a "war criminal" who is "more aggressive, more illegal worldwide" than Bush, according to Ralph Nader
In September 2012, Ralph Nader said that Obama was a "war criminal" who was "more aggressive, more illegal worldwide" than George W. Bush.
127) Illegally refused to fire Kathleen Sebelius after she violated campaign finance laws
In February 2012, Kathleen Sebelius, Obama's Secretary of Health and Human Services, violated campaign finance laws. Although federal law required Obama to fire Sebelius for her illegal activity, he refused to do so.
128) Supports policies that hurt small businesses
In September 2012, a survery of small business owners showed that 69% of them said that Obama's regulatory policies have hurt small businesses. 55% said that they would not start a business under the current environment.
129) Spent $102,000 per year of taxpayer money on a "dog handler"
In September 2012, it was reported that Obama spent $102,000 of taxpayer money each year on a "dog handler."
130) Refused to fire federal employee who sent email to 17,000 people praising terrorist who wanted to destroy U.S.
In 2012, an employee of Obama's administration sent an email to more than 17,000 federal employees which praised Che Guevara, a terrorist who had wanted to destroy the U.S. Obama refused to fire the employee.
131) Called Fort Hood shooting "workplace violence" instead of "Islamic terrorism"
After Nidal Malik Hasan shouted "Allahu Akbar!" and murdered 13 people on U.S. soil, instead of referring to it as "Islamic terrorism," Obama said that it was "workplace violence."
132) Falsely said that switching to electronic medical records would make health care cheaper
Although Obama claimed that switching to electronic record keeping as part of Obamacare would make health care cheaper, it actually made it more expensive.
133) Spent $495,000 of "stimulus" money for ads on MSNBC
Obama spent $495,000 of "stimulus" money for commercials on MSNBC.
134) Lied about the cost of federal regulations
In September 2012, it was reported that the cost of federal regulations to citizens and business owners was more than 20 times as much as what Obama had said it was.
135) Broke his promise to pass immigration bill, and then lied about why he broke it
In 2008, Obama promised that he would pass an immigration bill during his first year in office. He broke that promise. He then blamed this on Republicans, even though both the House and Senate were controlled by Democrats during Obama's first year.
How long will teabagger be duped by the fake scandals?
The speech, and thought police, are slowly gaining power, through the punitive powers of the IRS, and the useful idiots, who identify as Domocrats, are their first line of defense.
Anyone willing to trade even one of their freedoms, for a false sense of security, deserves neither…
The inescapable truth is, that they trade not only their own freedoms, but ours as well.
Maybe the agents are frustrated that they can't deport illegal's anymore?


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I'm not sure what catches my eye but I think it is the hole in a nut. Looking down, under arching hazels dripping with rain, there is a litter of split shells on the ground, freshly worked, randomly scattered on the muddy track where it ducked into the wood from the lane. Grey squirrels have been rattling through trees with stems thicker than arms reaching 15 feet to form a dense canopy. Such gnarled old hazels are called "derelict coppice", not having been cut for a generation or two. The term suggests a work ethic. For centuries hazel provided materials for building, furniture, fencing, gardening, charcoal, as well as food. The cutting back to grow again is a process that shaped the character of woodland life.
To some, coppicing is essential to woodland management, and without it the woods fall into neglect, disrepute, the conservation equivalent of moral turpitude. To foresters and those intent on standing in for nature, a derelict coppice is a dereliction of duty, and the butterflies and wildflowers that flourish in the open woodland spaces created by coppicing are reason enough for that intrusive kind of management. However, in this neglected, disreputable little enclave of unmanaged hazel, there is a feeling of freedom from human management, a place worked only by the wild things that inhabit it.
I pick a hazelnut from the ground. It's a shiny, brown-as-a-nut brown and has a hole drilled into it. The teeth marks at the edge of the hole are evidence that this is the work of a dormouse. Beautiful marks incised by the arboreal, nocturnal hazel dormouse, the invisible sprite of these woods. I saw one cross the road the other night, a little ginger streak risking all.
I peer into the hole the dormouse crafted in the nut. A darkness, dream-space, sanctuary from the saws and axes of men; a time capsule in which to ride out autumnal storms and history. A gift filled with luck, I put it in my pocket.


text: Although he lived in El Paso, Texas, on the American side of the border, Ricky Jacquez spent most of his youth in Mexico. That's where he played baseball. Believing the youth talent level to be greater on the southern side of the border, Jacquez, who holds dual American-Mexican citizenship, played on Mexican Little League teams as a youngster.


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FMU Kassab Service Fellowship
Advancing Rural Community Health (ARCH)
Spring 2013 Fact Sheet
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Note: There are two different applications, one for NEW Fellows and one for RETURNING Fellows. Please choose the appropriate application when applying.
The ARCH Kassab Service Fellowship provides junior and senior students with the opportunity to do paid semester-long Fellowships in rural community health settings (primarily Marion, Marlboro and Williamsburg counties). Thanks in part to a gift by the Kassab Foundation, these Fellowships will be offered on a competitive basis in the Spring 2013 session. Participation in ARCH will help you determine if a career in community health is for you. Your Fellowship experience will also improve your chances of getting the job you want or being accepted into graduate school.
1) Junior or Senior Status (completed > 56 hours)
2) Full-time student or if part-time, in final semester
3) Major (or minor) in Biology, Education, Nursing, Psychology, or Sociology preferred
4) GPA of 3.0 or higher
5) A completed application including signature of a faculty sponsor (sponsor co-signs application indicating support of your participation)
6) Record of involvement in community activities and service
7) Interest in a career that advances rural communities through health care or human service organizations
The typical fellowship will involve:
1) Completing pre-fellowship training plus any other site-specific training needed
2) Working 6 hours a week during the semester at the same community site
3) Regular reports to your ARCH faculty advisor and completion of any other department-related fellowship requirements
Fellowship Benefits Include:
1) A stipend of up to $1000 per semester based on hours worked. Stipend will be adjusted to cover travel expenses.
2) Experience in any of a number of community health settings. These include:
A screening team of 6 students, led by a health care professional, provides medical screenings in a church or other community site. These screening include the opportunity to take blood pressures, obtain finger stick blood sugars and cholesterols, and assist with nutrition education.
A few ground rules:
1) You will be responsible for your own transportation (unless you do Medical Screenings. This group travels together by van). Your stipend will take into account your travel expenses.
2) We will do our best to accommodate one of your top five choices of fellowship but this may not always be possible.
Interested? Contact any of the following for an application and more information:
Nursing: Marty Hucks: 661-1695, email@example.com
Psychology: Ron Murphy, 661-1643, firstname.lastname@example.com
Sociology: Joel Thayer, 661-1656, firstname.lastname@example.com
Biology: Vernon Bauer: 661-1409, firstname.lastname@example.com
Other Majors: Paul DeMarco: 661-1845, email@example.com
Application for NEW ARCH Applicants
Application for RETURNING ARCH Applicants
Fellowship Applications may be turned in to any of the above faculty and are due by
4:00 pm on Friday, November 2, 2012


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MOON TOWNSHIP, PA. - In a matchup of the nation's top-ranked offensive and defensive teams, third-ranked North Carolina got a combined 19 points from the starting attack unit of Gavin Petracca, Billy Bitter and Marcus Holman as it defeated Robert Morris 17-14 Saturday afternoon on Senior Day for the Colonials' fourth-year players at Joe Walton Stadium. With the win, the Tar Heels improved to 11-1 on the season heading into next Friday's ACC Tournament semifinals at College Park, Md., while the Colonials fell to 8-4 on the campaign.
After scoring only five goals on 47 shots in last Saturday's 7-5 loss to top-ranked Virginia at the Konica Minolta Big City Classic in East Rutherford, N.J., Carolina's offense stepped up in a big way against the Colonials, scoring 17 goals on 36 overall shots, including 10 goals in the first half on only 15 shots. UNC scored 17 goals on only 21 shots on goal as the Colonials were only able to make four saves in the match. Senior attackman Gavin Petracca had a career-high six goals in the game and he matched his career best with eight points overall. Junior attackman Billy Bitter equaled his career high for assists in a game with four and he had six points overall, while freshman attackman Marcus Holman had career highs for assists with three and points with five as Carolina matched its season high for goals scored in a game which first came against Lehigh on February 20 in a 17-5 UNC win at Fetzer Field.
Robert Morris came into the match with the nation's top-ranked scoring offense at 15.73 goals per contest while UNC entered play with the top-ranked scoring defense at 6.36 goals per game.
As things evolved, it was the offenses on both sides that put on a show. The Tar Heels allowed a season-high 14 goals, exceeding the 11 that Princeton scored against UNC on March 16 in a 12-11 Carolina triumph. The 14 goals were the most allowed by UNC since Duke beat the Heels 15-13 in the ACC Tournament championship game last season on April 26, 2009. Even with those 14 goals, the Colonials were still 1.73 goals short of their average despite being only the ninth Tar Heel opponent in the last 31 games to score in double digits against UNC's defense. Carolina's man-down defense did a good job as the Colonials did not score in three opportunities. RMU came into the game with the nation's top-ranked EMO unit at .571. Carolina's unit came in ranked No. 3 at .559 and it scored on two of its four chances.
"I'm really proud of our guys for coming up here and getting a hard-fought road win coming off our loss to Virginia last Saturday. It was good to bounce back into the win column heading into the ACC Tournament," said UNC head coach Joe Breschi. "We knew coming in that Robert Morris was a very skilled offense and they showed why it has the No. 1-ranked scoring offense in the country. That was as good as any offense we've played this year. No matter how you try to prepare to play against it, it is hard to simulate that kind of style in practice. Their Canadian style of offense is very hard to get used to."
Gavin Petracca led the Tar Heels with six goals scored while Billy Bitter, Marcus Holman and senior midfielder Cryder DiPietro had two goals apiece. Defenseman Sean Jackson had his second career goal while midfielders Jimmy Dunster, Michael Burns, Chris Hunt and Cam Wood each scored once. Bitter led the Tar Heels with four assists while Holman had three helpers and Petracca two. Junior Ed Prevost had his first career assist in the game.
" I think our offense all around had great game for us," said Breschi. "Gavin Petracca showed out there today was a great field leader he is with six goals and two assists. Billy Bitter and Marcus Holman had big games for us as well and we got some key goals from the midfield unit."
Robert Morris' offense was led by Corbyn TaoBrambleby with five goals and an assist while Trevor Moore had three goals for the Colonials and Patrick Smith and Taylor Caparosa had two tallies apiece.
Robert Morris finished the game with a 38-36 edge in shots while UNC led in ground balls 36-35. RMU led in face-offs 19-14. Michael Burns won eight of his 22 face-offs for UNC while Mark Staines won a career-high six in his 11 chances. Carolina had 18 turnovers while RMU committed 19. UNC forced 14 of the 19 Colonial turnovers with junior defenseman Ryan Flanagan leading the way with four caused turnovers. Flanagan also led the Tar Heels with five ground balls. Chris Madalon went all 60 minutes for UNC in goal, making 11 saves. Robert Morris had four saves in the game with Dillon Pope making one save in 23:28 and Charles Ruppert three saves in 36:32. Both teams cleared the ball well with UNC going 12 for 13 and RMU 12 for 15.
The 31 combined goals were the most in a game UNC has played in since April 8, 2010 when Virginia and Carolina teamed up for 34 goals in a 21-13 win by the Cavaliers.
Gavin Petracca's six goals marked a new career high for him, exceeding the five goals he had against Vermont on March 13, 2007. His eight points matched his career high set previously against Denver on February 14, 2009. Billy Bitter's four assists matched his career high. This is the third time he has had four in a match. He previously had four against Denver on February 14, 2009 and also against Lehigh on February 20, 2010. Marcus Holman matched his career high for points with five, equaling the total he had against Maryland three Saturdays ago. He had the first multi-assist match of his career with three.
Carolina will return to action next Friday in the semifinals of the 2010 ACC Tournament which will be played at Byrd Stadium on the University of Maryland campus in College Park, Md. Semifinal games are at 5 and 7:30 p.m. Friday and the championship game is Sunday, April 25 at 3:30 p.m.


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