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MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. -- Vaita Guillaume shares the individual lead and Campbell is tied for 4th on the team leader board following Sunday's opening round of the Bash at the Beach intercollegiate men's golf tournament.
A senior from Papeete, Tahiti, Guillaume fired a 3-under-par 69 on the par-72, 6817 Surf Golf and Beach Club layout and is tied with Daniel Kim of Gardner-Webb heading into Monday's second round of the 54-hole event.
Radford teammates Weston Eklund and Michael Wade are tied with Will Smith of William & Mary for 3rd place at two-under 70 in the 92-man field.
Xavier and Gardner-Webb finished the opening round at even-par 288 to share the team lead, one streak ahead of High Point (289) and three in front of Campbell (291) and Radford (291) in the 15-school field.
Campbell sophomore Amanjyot Singh is tied for sixth place at one-under-par 71, while senior Mitch Gray is tied for 25th (74). Freshman Kurtis Straw shot 77 in his first competitive collegiate event and is teid for 47th, while freshman Grant Houser is tied for 70th (80).
Two other Campbell golfers are competiting as individuals. Sean Goatley-Soan is tied for 25th (74), and Harrison Ashworth is tied for 85th (83).
Bash at the Beach
The Surf Golf and Beach Club / Myrtle Beach, S.C.
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First Round Team Results: T1. Xavier 288, T1. Gardner-Webb 288, 3. High Point 289, T4. Campbell 291, T4. Radford 291, 6. Longwood 297, 7. William & Mary 208, 8. George Mason 302, 9. Northeastern State 303, T10. Western Kentucky 304, T10. Stetson 304, 12. Wofford 311, 13. Navy 313, 14. Appalachian State 321, 15. North Carolina Central 322.
First Round Individual Leaders: T1. Vaita Guillaume (Campbell) 69, T1. Daniel Kim (Gardner-Webb) 69, T3. Weston Eklund (Radford) 70, T3. Michael Wade (Radford) 70, T3. Will Smith (William & Mary) 70.
Other Campbell Individuals: T6. Amanjyot Singh 71, T25. Mitch Gray 74, **T25. Sean Goatley-Soan 74, T47. Kurtis Straw 77, T70. Grant Houser 80, ** T85. Harrison Ashworth 83.
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Last month The Ticker wrote about the boom in cheese shops in the region; now a new one has opened in Traverse City proper. Manny's Specialty Cheese opened May 10th in the Eastfield Plaza. Located just off 8th Street next to Eastfield Laundry, the shop is open Tuesday through Saturday. Manny's carries an assortment of domestic and imported artisan cheeses, as well as charcuterie (preserved meat products). Learn more here.
Welcome Manny's Specialty Cheese to Traverse City! Best Wishes for much success.
Hope this summer they will carry bresaola, tallegio, mortadella, and asiago
Delightful shop. I came home with my new favorite cheese and sopestrata, a delicious meat that tastes much better than it looks. Plus great crackers and olive oil. Number one for a fabulous picnic. Welcome to the area Manny.

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Establishing cellphone rules for teens can be a little tricky. After all, most parents didn't grow up owning a cellphone so knowing what's appropriate and what isn't can be a challenge. Technology also changes so quickly that it can also be hard to keep up with what teens are up to these days on their phones.

Although it can be convenient for teens to have cellphones, it can also lead to a lot of problems. Teens can get themselves in trouble with smartphones in a variety of ways.

Establish clear rules for cellphone use to discourage misbehavior. Although the rules should be specific to your family's values and your teen's needs, here are some cellphone rules you may want to consider adopting in your home:

No Cellphone Use Before School

Start the day off right by preventing cellphone use in the mornings. Most teens don't have enough time in the mornings to waste time texting or talking on the phone. At the very least, restrict cellphone privileges until your teen is ready for school.

Follow the School Rules

Make it clear that you expect your child will follow the school's cellphone policy. Different schools have different rules, so investigate the policy at your child's school.

Make sure that your teen isn't going to be distracted from his work because he's texting or that he won't be using social media while he's in class. Support the school's discipline policy, and abide by the consequences.

No Cellphones at the Dinner Table

Create an atmosphere at the dinner table that invites polite and friendly conversation. Don't allow anyone to text message or reply to emails while you're eating. Help your children learn appropriate cellphoneetiquette.

No Cellphones During Family Time

Stress the importance of interacting with one another in-person. Make it clear that during family activities, cellphone use is prohibited. Whether you're visiting with extended family or you're playing a game of catch, discourage bad cellphone habits, like ignoring friends to text someone who isn't present.

No Cellphone Use During Homework

Replying to text messages or keeping up with social media can be a huge distraction for many teens while they're doing their homework. Set limits on cellphone use during homework time, especially if your teen's grades are suffering.

The Cellphone Must be Turned in Before Bedtime

There really isn't a good reason why a teen would need his phone during the wee hours of the morning. In fact, teens who keep their phones in their rooms at night are likely to respond to text messages or social media updates.

Sleeping with a smartphone in the bedroom interferes with sleep. Establish a rule about what time the phone must be turned in and give your teen time to unwind before he goes to bed.

When you remove their phone privileges at night it can also help your teen socially. A teen who is able to say to peers that he can't reply to messages during the middle of the night because you have his phone, is less likely to be subjected to criticism from peers about not responding to them during the middle of the night.

No Cellphone Use While Driving

Unfortunately, many teens get into fatal car accidents because they were replying to a text message while driving. Help your teen problem-solve ways to reduce temptation to use the phone while driving.

The best solution is usually to shut off the phone while driving. At the very least, consider installing a smartphone app that prevents texting and driving.

No Cellphones in Bedrooms

Many teens just aren't ready to handle the responsibility of having a cellphone in their bedrooms. They may not be able to resist risky behavior such as sexting or downloading inappropriate content.

Restricting your teen from using his phone in his bedroom can seem extreme, but for some families, it can be a way for teens to learn and practice safe and appropriate cellphone use. One they've gained the skills and trust necessary, parents can allow them to have their phones for small periods of time in their rooms. When teens violate trust, establish a behavior contract that describes how they can earn their privileges back.


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Hogarth to Cruikshank: Social Change in Graphic Satire
The 18th century was the golden age of English satire. By 1725, Pope, Swift, Gay and Fielding had already established it as a literary genre, and with Hogarth's famous series it attained a graphic form able to represent and criticize the customs, fashions and social startifications of the era. Satirical prints were everywhere: pasted on street corners, in ale-houses, in gin-shops; papered on the walls of private houses (Hogarth's prints adorned the dining room of Mrs Thrale's house in Streatham); hired out for entertaining in circulating libraries. Today, the works that have survived give us a dramatic pictorial record of high life, low life and middle life in 18th and early 19th century England, and in particular chart the steady rise in the numbers, prestige and wealth of the middle classes. This collection of over 200 black and white and 16 color prints combines with Dorothy George's widely acclaimed commentary to form a vivid portrayal of shifting prejudices and passing sensations in a period of accelerating social change in conflict with the traditional expressions of conservatism. The three periods covered are the relatively stable age of Hogarth; the flourishing of English caricature headed by Rowlandson and Gillray; and the Regency period, from its beginnings in 1811 to the early 1830s and the introduction of the Reform Bill. First published in 1967 and now reprinted to celebrate the Tate Gallery's exhibition on "Manners and Morals: Hogarth and the Rise of English Painting", Hogarth to Cruikshank will be welcomed by general readers and specialists alike.
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Location: Agroecosystems Management ResearchTitle: Winter wheat/red clover intercrop response to tillage and compost amendment Author
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|Singer, Jeremy
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Submitted to: Crop Science
Publication Type: Peer Reviewed Journal
Publication Acceptance Date: 8/16/2011
Publication Date: 10/31/2011
Citation: Blaser, B.C., Singer, J.W., Gibson, L.R. 2011. Winter wheat/red clover intercrop response to tillage and compost amendment. Crop Science. 52:320-326. Interpretive Summary: Frost-seeding red clover into winter cereals is generally considered an efficient and cost-effective method of establishment, yet information regarding establishment under different soil management practices is limited. Intensive tillage (IT), moderate tillage (MT), and no-tillage (NT) with and without compost amendment in a corn-soybean-wheat/red clover rotation were used to test the response of red clover establishment to soil management. Wheat yields were higher in IT and MT compared with NT in one year, higher in NT than IT and MT in a second year, and similar across tillage treatments in two other study years. Higher grain yield in IT corresponded to lower red clover densities at wheat harvest in one of three years. Red clover plant densities at wheat harvest were higher under NT and MT compared with IT in one year and were 41% lower with compost 40 d after wheat harvest of the same year. Red clover shoot dry matter at wheat harvest and 40 d after harvest averaged 70% higher when grown without compost in one year. Red clover plants preferentially established in the row of the wheat stand two of three years. Wheat and red clover under MT consistently performed equal to or greater than NT or IT. Producers using this intercrop may reduce tillage without affecting red clover densities and dry matter, but may sacrifice some red clover dry matter to achieve optimum grain yield.
Technical Abstract: Frost-seeding red clover (Trifolium pratense L.) into winter cereals is an efficient establishment method, although performance under contrasting soil management practices remains unclear. Wheat and intercropped red clover productivity were evaluated in intensive (IT), moderate (MT), and no-tillage (NT) with and without compost amendment in a corn (Zea mays L.)-soybean [Glycine max (L.) Merr.]-winter wheat (Triticum aestivum L.)/red clover rotation between 2005-2010. Wheat yields were not affected by tillage system and averaged 3.80 Mg ha-1, but were 10% higher in compost amended soil compared to no compost. Red clover plant density and dry matter (DM) at cereal grain harvest averaged 127 plants m-2 and 32 g m-2 and were not affected by tillage or amendment treatments. Maximum wheat canopy light interception was attained in late May to early June and ranged from 84 to 91% and typically exceeded 77% light interception for at least 22 d. Red clover root DM increased on average 378% between wheat harvest and 40 d after harvest compared with an 64% average increase in red clover root length. Red clover shoot: root averaged 8.5 at wheat harvest compared with 11.2 40 d after wheat harvest. Producers using this wheat/red clover intercrop should expect no difference in wheat yield or red clover productivity when using IT, MT, or NT.


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Cameron has finished delivering his 'red meat' speech on the European Union and answering questions from journalists. You can read the full text here, but here are five key points to take away:
1. The Prime Minister is a pro-European sceptical about the current EU settlement
It actually took Cameron a long time to reach his vision of a new Europe because he was so busy praising its history. We had a whistle-stop tour through the EU's creation, dotted with praise for its peacekeeping mission first. He was clearly keen to emphasis his pro-European credentials as much as he was to criticise, saying: 'I am not a British isolationist' and 'I speak as a British Prime Minister with a positive vision for the future of the European Union'.
When he did swoop into detail, it wasn't about the really, really ridiculous bits of Europe that it's easy to caricature such as directives on the shape of bananas, but whether Britain should have power over the working hours of its own doctors, rather than Europe.
2. Cameron wants to style himself as the Galileo of the EU: speaking truth unto power
Cameron turned the criticism that he could be 'sleepwalking' Britain towards an EU exit by questioning the current set up on its head. Instead, he said that 'in its long history Europe has experience of heretics who turned out to have a point' and argued that refusing to question and renegotiate the current settlement would endanger Britain's long-term future in the EU.
3. The Prime Minister wants a referendum in a Tory government, or a Coalition
'Let me be absolutely clear: If I'm Prime Minister, this will happen.'
This was the key quote suggesting that a renegotiation and a referendum would be a red-line for any 2015 coalition negotiations. It's an important piece of meat for the Conservative party: any suggestion he could drop this pledge as unimportant would be hugely damaging after he tried today to move on from the damage caused by the 'cast-iron' Lisbon Treaty pledge.
And the detail of that referendum? The Tory 2015 manifesto will include a pledge for a renegotiation with Europe in the next Parliament. That new settlement will go to the British people in an In/Out referendum. That's the red meat Downing Street was promising.
4. But as for the detail of the renegotiation…
Wisely, there was no shopping list. So the Prime Minister can claim victory on anything, rather than a failed list of demands written in 2013. But as with William Hague's speech at the 2012 Tory party conference, it was striking that his vision for the EU is not exactly minimalist. This is the key quote:
'We believe in a flexible union of free member states who share treaties and institutions and pursue together the ideal of co-operation. To represent and promote the values of European civilisation in the world. To advance our shared interests by using our collective power to open markets. And to build a strong economic base across the whole of Europe.
'And we believe in our nations working together to protect the security and diversity of our energy supplies. To tackle climate change and global poverty. To work together against terrorism and organised crime. And to continue to welcome new countries into the EU.'
5. If the negotiation succeeds, the PM will campaign for 'In'
If we were in any doubt before, the Prime Minister cleared up where he will stand in that referendum, which will take place by 2017:
'And when the referendum comes let me say now that if we can negotiate such an arrangement, I will campaign for it with all my heart and soul.'
But if he doesn't succeed, even if we can't measure what that success will be against a list, what will he do? Will he campaign to leave the EU? The PM ducked and dived around this question when it came from Nick Robinson:
'I would answer that very directly: who goes into a negotiation hoping and expecting to fail? That might be the approach you take, that is not the approach I take. I go into a negotiation hoping, believing and expecting to succeed and for all right reasons I've given today, I think there's every chance of success.'
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Can a male officer search a female?
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My boyfriend and I were arguing; the cops were called by someone pertaining a domestic call. When they arrived I stated we were just arguing nothing physical; they stated they did not believe me and proceeded to arrest my boyfriend. He then began resisting arrest. While they were trying to subdue him an officer walked me to the back of his car and began searching me. I asked him what I had done. He said my boyfriend had a pill on him and now he wanted to search me. He stuck his hand in my pocket and pulled out a pill. There were 2 to 3 male officers present; no female officers. Can I fight this or was it legal?
While it is preferred to have an officer of the same sex perform a pat down search, it is not mandatory. The fact is, it is not always practical, as in your case - there were no females officers present. The purpose of a pat down is to, among other things, check forweapons - remember this was a domestic violence call. Since this gave rise to a legitimate issue of officer safety, such male/female; female/male searches are legal.
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Can't you just ask them? Surely this has come up with them before now.
Hello, I have two Walther P99's .40 and 9mm.
I decided on the Milt Sparks Versa Max 2 for both.
After speaking to them, I found they only make make holsters for the old style P99 with the bump in the trigger guard and shorter mag release.
Will my style work with an older style holster?
Do i need a holster that is designed specifically for a .40 and 9mm? Only differences are the front of the slide.
If anyone has a pic with a P99 in a Versa Max that would be great.
Can't you just ask them? Surely this has come up with them before now.
I was told they didn't sell enough to justify molds for the newer model, and he didn't really know the difference between the two. If he had known, I wouldn't be asking here.
I have two also. The P99 40S&W and theP99c 9mm.
The P99 40S&W is first generation, bump in the trigger guard and flush slide for the 40, short mag release. The P99c is 2006 with the long mag release.
The difference between short & long make NO difference, they will fit in both holster types equally. However, the trigger guards are another story. 1st gen is straight vs 2nd slightly round.
The two holsters that I have found fitting both, are Fist and Kramer.
Thanks Martini13. I looked at the Kramer site and I really like the IWB #3. What style Kramer do you have?
Im curious as to why they would have a separate listing for P99 and P99 QA on their Gun Availability Lists.
The Kramer is a scabbard for the P99 purchased in 2000. It has a 15 degree cant.
Back then there was no difference between P99 & P99QA on the Krammer web site.


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Thousands of South Africans line up to see Mandela lie in state
By Tiisetso Motsoeneng
PRETORIA (Reuters) - Thousands of people lined up on Wednesday to say goodbye to Nelson Mandela, whose body lay in state in Pretoria in the building where the anti-apartheid hero was inaugurated in 1994 as South Africa's first black president.
Several people fainted in the stifling heat as South Africans waited their turn to file past Mandela's casket after family members, foreign dignitaries and celebrities paid their respects at the imposing Union Buildings, perched on a hill overlooking the city.
By afternoon the summer heat and lack of access to water and toilets caused several people to pass out and tempers to fray as mourners waited in line for their last chance to see the man regarded as the father of democratic South Africa.
"There's a 5,000-strong crowd here. There's not one mobile toilet, no water, there's nothing for the people. People are becoming upset and frustrated," said Ronelle Johnson-Hoskins, who had been queuing since morning.
Mourners, some carrying infants on their backs, were also turned away if they did not have an identity document, she said, something they did not know they needed.
The government said in a statement that identity documents were not required, and said the cut-off time for those hoping to view Mandela's body had been reached by 3:30 pm (1330 GMT), meaning many hundreds of people were likely be turned away.
Any perception that the government had mismanaged the logistics of Mandela's lying in state could further infuriate South Africans, a day after President Jacob Zuma was humiliated by boos and jeers at the memorial ceremony.
The government also faced complaints it used a fake sign language interpreter for the memorial, who gesticulated gibberish before a global audience of millions and outraged deaf people across the world. Continued...


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Rejoice! Rejoice! Borgen, the ridiculously compelling tale of Danish coalition politics and journalistic shenanigans, is back, and it has lost none of its edge or rich texture.
The third and final season kicked off with a killer double-bill. Two years after losing the general election she called, former PM Birgitte Nyborg (Sidse Babett Knudsen) has quit politics for public speaking and a business career on the boards of international firms. She has a handsome English lover and a hideous ruffled blouse. Soon, though, the rightward lurch of her old Moderate party draws her back into the political fray of Copenhagen and into her fitted skirts and power blouses. Though Nyborg is, of course, "more than a dress".
Network news anchor Katrine (Birgitte Hjort Sorensen), meanwhile, has had a baby with spin doctor Kasper Juul (Pilou Asbaek, now looking disturbingly like the young Russell Crowe) and split from him. The new geometry of their relationship is exquisitely sketched in one deft scene. She's facing the same problems balancing childcare and career that Nyborg did in the first two series. So there's a new rapport between the women when Nyborg hires her as media adviser.
Our heroine tries first to rejoin her old party, then to take it over. When that fails, she decides to form a new one. The political issues under debate are finance and immigration, but at its heart, Borgen is about something we all recognise: compromise. It is also about the juxtaposition of the political and the personal, and it's all about the women. This time that's even more clear cut. The men are sidelined, often emasculated: Soren Maling's TV news editor Torben Friis is supplanted by a younger, handsomer, more cost-effective boss .
It's the women who act - even if, like Katrine, they do so chaotically. Birgitte spends most of the first two episodes negotiating and horse-trading. There is a lovely moment in episode 2 where she realises a potential ally is too cowardly to be wooed, and the light goes out of her eyes. In terms of political usefulness, he's dead to her.
At a press conference prior to broadcast, one of Borgen's writers, Jeppe Gjervig Gram, explained that the drama output of the show's producer DR is so small that most dramas get only two series. Even the most successful get only three. So Borgen, which has sold to 72 countries, will never get old, go stale or jump the shark. At the same event, Lars Knutzon, who plays Birgitte's right-hand man Bent, described the exhilaration of acting alongside Knudsen: "It's like collecting stamps in stormy weather." That pretty much describes the pleasure of watching her, too.
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My family and friends never fail to include these chocolates on their Christmas wish list. Luckily, this recipe makes a big batch— so my supply meets the candy demand.
- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 2 pounds confectioners' sugar
- 1 can (14 ounces) sweetened condensed milk
- 4 cups chopped pecans
- 3-1/2 cups sweetened shredded coconut (about 10 ounces)
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2 cups (12 ounces) semisweet chocolate chips
- 1 tablespoon shortening
- In a large bowl, cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Add the milk, pecans, coconut and vanilla; mix well. Shape into 1-in. balls. Refrigerate for 30-45 minutes or until firm.
- In a heavy saucepan or microwave, melt the chips and shortening; stir until smooth. Dip balls and place on waxed paper to set. Store in an airtight container. Yield: about 21 dozen.
Editor's Note: Candies can be frozen for up to 3 months before dipping in chocolate. Thaw in refrigerator before dipping.
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With its premiere location in historic downtown Charleston SC, Stars is an exceptional event venue for private dining events, bridal showers, weddings, rehearsal dinners, anniversary parties or business meetings. Whether you are hosting a formal evening affair, luncheon or casual rooftop gathering under the stars, we offer customized menus for parties as few as 15 to as many as 140. Our event specialists will work alongside you to ensure every detail is exactly how you imagined. To get more information contact Jessica Martin, Events Coordinator at (843) 577-0100 or online at email@example.com
The Wilkinson Room
On our second floor, guests will find the gorgeous Wilkinson Room. A quiet space set apart from the main restaurant, the room boasts a charming Old Charleston style exposed brick wall and large windows overlooking historic Upper King Street. The room's Maplewood wainscoting and overhead beams, rich hardwood floors, artisan lighting and stunning reproduction Van Gogh artwork (three keeping with the starry night theme of the restaurant) contribute to the warm ambiance of the room. The Wilkinson Room's elegant decor suits any event's color palette. Media hook-ups and a dedicated sound system are available for music of guests' choice. The second floor can be accessed by stairs or elevator.
The Wilkinson Room: 70 for table service, and 55 for a buffet style dining.
Catering Menu
From lavish hor d'oeuvres to decadent desserts, Stars Restaurant offers full catering menus to suit everyone's tastes and party style. We can create a quiet, elegant dinner event with passed hor d'oeuvres or engage your guests while watching our culinary team create masterpieces on our live fire wood grill at the Chefs Table. Our catering menu is reflective of our impressive dinner menu including fresh seafood, Southern inspired dishes and wood grilled poultry and steaks.
Luncheon Events
Stars Restaurant is available for luncheon parties, bridal showers and business meetings. Our restaurant is not open to the public for lunch so, guests planning a daytime event will have the entire restaurant to themselves. Our catering menu offers breakfast buffet and sandwich lunch options, as well as, dinner entrees.
The Rooftop Bar
Our mild Charleston weather lends itself beautifully to outside events making our Rooftop Bar an ideal venue for private parties. With 360 degree views of downtown Charleston, our Rooftop Bar is as gorgeous during the day as it is in the evening. Guests can relax around the bars or on seating at tables while enjoying the sunset and starlit nights. Surrounded by herb and sea grass planters, the Rooftop Bar echoes the natural decor of the Lowcountry. Our rooftop has standup heaters for cooler evenings.
The Rooftop Bar accommodates up to 140 people.
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Nestled in the back of our second floor, guests will find our quaint private dining space, the Vintage Room. The space can hold up to 24 guests for a plated dinner. The Vintage Room is tucked away from the hustle and bustle of our downstairs restaurant to give you and your guests the optimum private dining experience. The room is equipped with audio visual capabilities, including a projector. This intimate space is ideal for corporate functions, pharmaceutical dinners, and small private parties. The cozy interior highlights our love of wine here at STARS. While sitting amongst our wine bottle light installations and viewing our expansive wine wall rack, guests will feel as if they are sitting in a real-life wine tasting cellar.


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Author Katie Reus talks about Choices…with GIVEAWAYS!
Posted on January 6, 2012 by Rebecca Zanetti
UPDATE: Katie used Random.org to draw winners, and here they are: Bonnie Paulson (His Secret Past) and Barb P (Alpha Instinct). Congrats! I asked my friend and fellow Darker Temptations blogger to drop by and talk about her new releases … Continue reading →
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So you should have been without this card for at least 12 months or shouldn't have had a personal Zync, Green, Gold, or Platinum card within the last 90 days to get the bonus again.
You should be able to get the bonus on this card if you have the Business Gold card, since you can usually get the bonuses on business and personal cards.
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Elaine Soloway's Caregiving Series: Green Thumb
It's 6:30 in the morning and I'm at the breakfast table reading the newspaper when my eyes veer from the print to catch the sunlight streaming in the window. Tommy, who is asleep upstairs, has raised the blinds to make room for seedlings he placed on the sill.
I leave my chair to read the tiny sticks stuck in the dirt. There are three Tomato Super Marzanos, two Habanero Hot Peppers, one Cayenne Long Slim Hot Pepper, one Super Chili Hot Pepper, two California Wonder Bell Peppers, and one Cucumber Pickling.
It was yesterday when my husband sped through the aisles of the garden center with me, and a green-uniformed salesman, following after. "Tomatoes," I called out behind me. "This way," the man said, and reversed our directions until we ended up in the proper row. And so it went with the rest of the plants now on the sill.
Tommy has had a green thumb as long as I've known him. When we first met in 1996, he was living on the second floor of a friend's two-flat with a back yard and a garden. But because he worked a full-time job, he never had time to till that soil, plant, or reap.
When we married in January of 1998, outdoor gardening was out, so my new husband started with indoor plant maintenance.
"These need watering," he said as he inspected my sorry potted plants. Moving along the dieffenbachia, schefflera, palm, and lily, he dug fingers deep into the soil and shook his head. He went to the kitchen, filled a pitcher with water, and after dousing, asked for a rag to dust leaves. My plants perked up. I was grateful to have a custodian assume a role not in my DNA.
As soon as we moved into this house, with its big yard surrounded by fencing, Tommy surveyed his land and staked out plots for a vegetable garden. When Burpee catalogs arrived in the mail, I'd hand them over. He'd grab them as if they were letters from a long-lost relative.
Every day my husband would tend his garden. I'd watch as he inspected, watered, fertilized, and pampered. "Looking good!" I'd call out. He'd turn to my voice, wave a spade, and grin, "Not too long now," he'd say.
I'm not sure who was sunnier in those scenes. Me, witnessing my husband revel in a simple hobby long awaited? Or Tommy, blooming into a proud landowner?
When his crop yielded vegetables to rival a farmstand's, he'd place a half dozen ripe tomatoes and several hot peppers in a plastic bag. "These are for the boys," he'd say, referring to his golfing buddies who savored his garden's output.
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Q: Our college participates in the Imagine America scholarship and award programs. We have new programs of study we want to add/update in the program search feature. How do I do that?
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Organizers Collect $6,000 In Rubber Duck Race Fundraiser
Published May 22nd, 2010
North Central Florida is well known for many types of racing, from drag racing to horse racing. But an unusual race brought many spectators to a park in Ocala Saturday.
Saturday, families gathered at Tuskawilla Park to see little rubber ducks race for charity in the first Mid-Florida Duck Derby.
The event raised money for the Children's Home Society of Florida's child abuse and neglect prevention and intervention services. The top 40 finishers won prizes such as one thousand dollars cash, and gift certificates to local merchants.
Over 11 hundred rubber ducks were in the race, which helped raise nearly $6,000.
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CECIMO Conference on the EMC2-Factory and DEMAT projects
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CECIMO, the European Association of the Machine Tool Industries, will organize a conference on the EMC2-Factory and DEMAT projects, sponsored by the European Commission's 7th Framework Programme, to disseminate the projects' concepts and results.
The EMC2-Factory project aims at enabling European manufacturing industries to overachieve Europe 2020 program targets through development of a breakthrough paradigm for cost-effective, highly productive, energy-efficient and sustainable production systems in main energy intensive processes within the most relevant industrial sectors in Europe (automotive, rail and aerospace).
The DEMAT project aims at 'dematerializing' the machine tools and manufacturing systems that are designed and produced in Europe. The project provides European companies with knowledge-based technologies and tools to transform them into providers of holistic manufacturing solutions.
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Joliet, IL (JOL)
Union Station, built in 1912, features soaring round arched windows and walls of limestone. It was designed by well known architect Jarvis Hunt, a leader of the City Beautiful movement.
53 Mayor Art Schultz Drive at East Jefferson Street
Joliet, IL 60432
Annual Station Ridership (2016): 58,211
- Facility Ownership: City of Joliet, Metra
- Parking Lot Ownership: City of Joliet
- Platform Ownership: City of Joliet, Metra
- Track Ownership: Union Pacific Railroad
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For information about Amtrak fares and schedules, please call 1-800-USA-RAIL (1-800-872-7245).
Effective Saturday, September 27, 2014, Lincoln Service trains and theTexas Eagle will begin serving a temporary facility at 53 Mayor Art Schultz Drive (approximately two blocks northeast of Joliet Union Station, directly across from Silver Cross Field baseball park). The ticket office will be open at the temporary location during its normal morning and afternoon hours. Amtrak services will not be available from Joliet Union Station until further notice. Once construction is complete in late 2017, Amtrak will move to the new Joliet Regional Multi-Modal Transportation Center.
Joliet Union Station, built in 1912 by Adam Groth Company, was designed by architect Jarvis Hunt. A leader of the City Beautiful movement, Hunt designed many important buildings across the United States in the early years of the 20th century, including Kansas City Union Station, the Kansas City Star building, and the Union Station in Dallas, Texas. The erection of the Joliet station, which was constructed of Bedford limestone at a cost of $250,000, accompanied the elevation of the rail lines through the city center, a project that gained national attention. The building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places on August 1, 1978.
Train service to Joliet began in 1852 under the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad. It is the site of the old Rock Island Diamond and sits at the junction of the former Rock Island Line and Alton Railroad main lines. Today, Metra commuter trains of the Rock Island District and Heritage Corridor stop there as well as Amtrak's Lincoln Service and Texas Eagle. Railfans favor the station as a place to view both freight and passenger trains.
In March 2010, the city unveiled plans for the long-envisioned Joliet Regional Multimodal Transportation Center (JRMMTC), which is designed to unite the services of Amtrak intercity passenger rail; Metra commuter rail; PACE local busses; intercity passenger busses; Chicago airport shuttles; and taxis in one easily accessible downtown location. Pedestrian and bicycle access will be enhanced through new streetscaping and improvements to roads in the surrounding neighborhood.
Later that year, the city received $32 million towards the project from "Illinois Jobs Now!", a six year, $31 billion statewide capital program supported by 20 year state bonds and federal and local matching funds. This major contribution, combined with $2.2 million from Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad (BNSF) and $7.5 million from the city, means that the $42 million JRMMTC is completely financed and can break ground once the design work is completed.
As planned, the JRMMTC will be completed in three phases: construction of a new parking lot and bus turnaround for use by PACE and intercity bus providers (approximately $6 million); realignment of BNSF and Union Pacific Railroad tracks to accommodate new passenger platforms (approximately $17 million); and erection of the transportation center building adjacent to the historic passenger station (approximately $7 million).
Of especial importance is phase two, which will greatly increase passenger safety. The current track configuration requires Amtrak and Metra passengers to cross two active freight lines in order to reach the intercity and commuter rail platforms. This situation will be resolved by reconfiguring the tracks through the station and adding a new passenger platform, stairs, and elevators. The BNSF will also benefit from this work since its freight trains currently have to pause outside of the station—creating delays—while Amtrak or Metra trains are stopped at the platforms.
According to Joliet officials, the 32,000 square foot transportation center, which will house ticket offices, a waiting area, retail outlets, and other passenger amenities, will be designed to achieve a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Silver certification. Sustainable features may include solar panels, a green roof, and highly efficient water and energy systems. Construction of the station is expected to begin in 2012 with completion the next year. Ultimately, the city hopes that the JRMMTC will be a catalyst for the renewal of the downtown core. Transit-oriented development on nearby parcels could foster a lively district in which residents can live, shop, and play without the need for an automobile. The historic station will be renovated to accommodate retail and offices.
Under the Federal Railroad Administration's High-Speed Intercity Passenger Rail (HSIPR) program, the state of Illinois received $1.2 billion to improve the vital Chicago-St. Louis rail corridor so that passenger trains will be able to attain regular speeds of 110 mph. When completed in 2017, the upgraded line is expected to present a strong transportation alternative for drivers along the congested Interstate 55 corridor.
This area's first non-native settlers came in 1833 and 1834 following the Black Hawk War, settling along the Des Plaines River. James B. Campbell, treasurer of the canal commissioners, laid out the village of Juliet there, which name the local settlers had been using before his arrival. Juliet incorporated as a village in 1837, but rescinded it to lift a tax burden in the 1837 depression. Local residents changed the name to "Joliet" in 1845, and the city reincorporated in 1852. It is speculated that the name was taken from one of the first European explorers to visit the region, Louis Jolliet, who came up the Des Plaines River in 1673 and camped on the clay mound of what became known as Mound Jolliet. Extensive excavation of that resource eventually eroded the mound, and that location was later settled as Rockdale.
Joliet depended on manufacturing in the twentieth century, and is also a close suburb of Chicago; thus it has evolved from a steel town to an exurb of the greater Chicago area. The city center has been undergoing revitalization in recent years. Local landmarks include the Joliet Area Historical Museum and Route 66 Visitors Center.
The alternate route section of US 66, from Wilmington to Joliet was added to the National Register of Historic Places on May 5, 2006. This roadbed, passing through largely agricultural lands, had periods of construction both in 1926 and 1945.
Joliet Prison (Joliet Correctional Center) was in use between 1858 and 2002, and was built with limestone quarried on the site, with convict labor. The prison was the main execution site in Illinois. It has been darkly remembered in poetry—in the Spoon River Anthology by Edgar Lee Masters—in song, in recordings by Memphis Minnie (1932) and Bob Dylan, and in many films.
The Rialto Square Theater, a favored haunt of Al Capone is also in downtown Joliet. There are, furthermore, two riverboat casinos in Joliet—which spans both the Des Plaines and DuPage Rivers—making Joliet the only city in the state to have two casinos, The Empress Casino and Harrah's, downtown. Chicagoland Speedway is in Joliet as well, hosting annual events from NASCAR and the Indy Racing League.
Amtrak provides both ticketing and help with baggage at this facility, which is served by eight daily trains. The Lincoln Service is financed primarily through funds made available by the Illinois Department of Transportation.
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Fazenda launches in Spinningfields
The Fazenda phenomenon has opened in Manchester with a VIP launch party attended by TV and radio celebrities and the city's movers and shakers.
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The Avenue, Manchester's luxury retail quarter, is giving North West fashionistas the chance to become a style icon and have their name and image on The Avenue screen throughout Spring.
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WoW World of Warcraft Burning Crusade FAQ
Q: Whats the Burning Crusade?
A: The Burning Crusade is the new expansion pack for World of Warcraft that blizzard is planning to release during the final quarter of 2006.
Q: Whats new to the game?
A: Burning Crusade adds:
Two new classes, the Horde Blood Elves, and the Draeni for the Alliance
Jewelcrafting, new profession
An entire continent, the Outland on the other side of the Dark Portal
A increased level cap from 60 to 70
New Talents and Skills up to level 70
Hundreds of items and quests
Monsters and Dungeons in Azeroth and the Outland
Flying Mounts
Q: When will the Expansion be released?
A: The current estimate from Blizzard is the 4th quarter of 2006. These estimates have a way of creeping backward once the beta test starts, so theres no counting on a Burning Christmas.


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I've been thinned, hacked, you know had my hair butchered every way possible! This thread should be a sticky. I just had my hair flat ironed for the first time. I feel like I have no hair. Its not nearly as thick as I thought. Its been over a year since my last cut. The sides were way too short and I've been trimming the bottom off and waiting on them to grow in. Since I've been cutting out the layers and possibly the thinned stuff, I am looking less like Cousin IT. I tell them I want to keep the length, they layer it then cut it to bra length. (As if they can't possibly do anything longer.) They wonder why they see so little of me. It takes a year to get back to where I started! I so want a cool cut but this hasn't ever ended well except for on rare occasions. I am going to study this and see if I can get the guts to find and try yet another stylist. I've just been parting it in back and pulling over my shoulders and trimming it off straight at about the bottom of my bra strap in front. As the layered stuff gets cut and its thicker at the bottom, I think it looks healthier. There is no point or straggly hairs , its gently rounded. Maybe I should just keep this up until I'm getting the layered part out of the sides or it starts to look bottom heavy?
Update: I cut myself some tiny bangs and I can go longer between finding a stylist now. My last haircut turned out so bad my sister suggested a smaller town and that I pay the stylist to cut a wig before letting her at my own precious hair!
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- 1 boneless skinless chicken breast half, cut into thin strips
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The Italian machine tool builders' association has more than 200 member companies that produce machine tools, robots, and automation equipment used in manufacturing operations.
The Italian machine tool manufacturers' association UCIMU reported that its members first-quarter orders declined -9.8% versus orders for the first quarter of 2012, continuing the negative trend that marked most of last year for the group. UCIMU noted the decline in new orders has continued for four consecutive quarters, though the group's total sales for 2012 increased over the previous year.
UCIMU-Sistemi per Produrre represents Italian manufacturers of machine tools, robots, and automation equipment, with more than 200 member companies whose products represent about 70% of that market, one the more prolific source of industrial equipment in Europe.
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For the first quarter of 2013, UCIMU's machine tool order index indicated domestic orders for machine tools and related equipment decreased -35.9% against the results of the first quarter of 2012. The absolute value, 44.4%, is the lowest ever recorded by the organization, and reconfirms "the serious weakness of the domestic market," according to the group's statement.
As for exports, the index of orders showed a -4.6% decrease, with an absolute value of 151.6 — "still above average," according to UCIMU, "but nevertheless not enough to reassure Italian manufacturers, who are experiencing a gradual decrease of orders."
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This is our Family holiday home. We have five children and spend skiing holidays and summer sun holidays here whenever the children are off school/university. Our hostel next door sleeps 35 and is staffed. It was originally to be our holiday home but the property and outhouses were too large for our needs so we turned the large house into a hostel - the best in Slovenia 2008, 2009. Any guests will be impressed by the hospitality and tourist advice given by Mirjam in the Hostel reception. Mirjam speaks many languages. Our house is an entirely separate entity with the convenience of a staffed property next door.


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Overall my family and I enjoyed our stay here. It was spacious in the living room/dining room/kitchen area and great for entertaining and being together. It is nice sized for having children play. But depending on the age and mobility of children, be warned that there is a staircase just off the hallway which leads back to 2 bedrooms that a little one can easily fall down (again, depending on mobility). We blocked it off with a chair. There is also a big yard that is not fenced and is along a street. Depending on age of kids, supervision definitely required. Great space though!
The owners provided a tv for the living room along with a dvd player and a couple movies. We also purchased an antenna from Ulmer's while we were there and we were able to get about 10 channels.
The location of this house is great- close to everything. 5 minutes to Safeway, there are parks and museums within 10 minutes and it's a quick drive to the Homer Spit and the beaches.
We rented the car that is available to rent along with the house. It was GREAT! Gayle had it waiting for us at the airport which was incredibly convenient. She was a pleasure to communicate with throughout the process, as little things here and there came up.
The biggest downfall was the beds: they were SO hard and uncomfortable. I made the owner aware and she intends to remedy this problem. But be warned that if you stay before new ones are purchased, you will not sleep well.
This was a great house and I really enjoyed my stay with my family and friends.
This was a great place for two couples. Plenty of supplies in the kitchen to fix breakfasts and even dinner one night. Gayle was great and accommodated a last minute date change. Very much appreciated! Homer is a wonderful little town - very Alaskan! We had great meals at the Little Mermaid, Captain Patties & Cosmic Kitchen. Caught our limit of halibut on a fishing charter.
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This home is large and is nice for many guests (we had 5). It is clean and in a decent location in homer, but fyi it is not close enough to walk to the spit and is about a 20 minute bike ride away. Some things that would make the place more accommodating would be a grill, a firepit/ring/bowl, & outdoor seating/dining area or picnic table. People want to be outside in Alaska and that was a challenge at this house. Wifi was terrible-- almost not worth having as it presented continual frustration to users. Also, no TV in living room and only one with dvd player in a bedroom--no cable or antenna etc. This wasn't an issue for us, but might be for some. Overall, for the value it was a good stay, but I would not stay in another place in Alaska again without a fire-pit. Missed those evening fires!
This home is in a perfect location. It's just minutes away from shops, restaurants, and the spit. We ate out the entire time, so we didn't utilize the kitchen much. But it's fully equipped with pots, pans, kitchenware, etc. The pictures of the dining and living room is outdated. The dining table seats six, not four, and there is a leather sofa in the living room which provides more seating. All the rooms were very clean. I liked how each bathroom had complimentary shampoo, conditioner, and lotion as if you were at a hotel. I was glad to find a hairdryer on site as I didn't pack one. It was slightly cold during our stay, so we turned the heater on a couple nights. But if you don't want to use the heater, there are additional sheets and blankets available. I would definitely stay here again and highly recommend it to friends and family.
Spotting a mother moose and her two babies just a few houses down was one of the highlights of our trip. I hope you guys would be lucky enough to encounter them on your stay.
Spent 6 nights here first week of August 2015. Searched other vacation homes in the Homer area, and settled on this one for two reasons: price and in town. We did give up a bit of a view, compared to higher priced units out of town, (though we could still see the sound a little bit from the front of the house) but we felt that's reflected in the price, compared to other units. All told, we saved a bit more than the price of a bear viewing trip for one! Worth it! The place was spic and span, really clean and nice. By all reports, all beds were extremely comfy. It was unusually warm that week (some say we brought the sun from California) so didn't test the heating. In fact, we had to open some windows to get the breeze blowing through to cool things down. Bathrooms were clean and totally functional. Prepared some lunches, and cooked breakfast every morning; all appliances in good working order. We use mostly paper plates so we wouldn't have to wash, but there are ample dishes and glassware. A new Keuring coffee maker just installed. This unit is very close to Safeway, the Spit and old town with Bishop Beach. Gayle met us upon arrival and drove us to the property. She is a jewel and eager to help. However, we got along so well at the house, we never had to call for any problems. We did miss wifi, but after going through withdrawal, found we were better off without it. Our teenaged granddaughter actually talked to us. The unit fit our needs perfectly. Would definitely stay here again and do recommend it to others.
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Sophomore forward Andrew Copp, freshman defenseman Nolan De Jong and freshman forward JT Compher led Michigan in shots on goal with five each.
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Ph.D. Scripps Institution of Oceanography
B.A. Bucknell University
M.S. North Carolina State University
Ph.D. University of Rhode Island
B.S. Temple University
M.S. Virginia Tech
Ph.D. University of Rhode Island
B.S. Queen Mary's and Westfield College
Ph.D. The National University of Ireland
B.S., M.S., Ph.D. University of Maine
B.S. Providence College
M.S. SUNY Stony Brook
Ph.D. University of Connecticut
B.A. Hiram College
Ph.D. Pennsylvania State University