text: Submitted by KevinMcGrath on Sun, 2014-02-23 06:50 Upper Chattahoochee Chapter - 436 South Eastern Fly Tactics Appalachia Coosa Valley - 519 Blue Ridge Mountain - 696 Rabun - 522 Kanooka - 398 Georgia Foothills - 629 Gold Rush - 733 Tailwater - 532 Flint River - 243 Cohutta - 242 Savannah River - 592 Oconee River - 661 The Front Porch Chattahoochee Nantahala - 692 Georgia Council - 9GA Vote Up Down +2848 + paddle_faster_i_hear_banjos web.jpg Why, yes they are! It's the Foxfire Boys and they'll be picking and fiddling bluegrass music at the closing BBQ dinner hosted by the Georgia Council. Regional meetings are a great way to join fellow anglers from across the Southeast, make new friends, renew old friendships, get in some fishing and learn about how TU is making fishing better for you! This year's Southeast Regional Meeting for GA, NC, SC, TN, VA and WV will be in the North Georgia Mountains at the Dillard House in Dillard, GA on March 29th. Friday's optional events begin with a half day women's seminar designed to arm volunteer leaders with tools to help grow and maintain women's membership and encourage the women in TU to become leaders within our organization. That evening we'll meet at 7 pm for dinner at the Cupboard Café. Saturday kicks off with breakfast and networking at 7 am and is followed by a day full of discussions and workshops. On deck from TU National will be: Bryan Moore, VP for Volunteer Operations Hillary Coley, Chief Financial and Administrative Officer Keith Curley, Director of Government Affairs Beverly Smith, Director of Volunteer Operations Franklin Tate, Director of Youth Education Rob Keith, Volunteer Operations Coordinator Damon Hearne, Southeast Conservation Coordinator Kurt Fesenmyer, TU's Science GIS Specialist Doug Agee, Technical Customer Support Specialist Alan Folger, Veterans Services Program Coordinator Local fishing is available Friday and Sunday. Discounted lodging has been arranged at the meeting site with the Dillard House. We wrap it all up with BBQ and Foxfire Boys bluegrass music! 2014 SE TU Regional meeting Agenda.pdf WHO SHOULD ATTEND?Anyone committed to building effective TU chapters and councils. WHAT WILL YOU LEARN?Opportunities abound to develop your governance skills and practices, discover solutions to your leadership challenges, and increase your understanding of the key trends and coldwater conservation issues impacting that particular region. TU regional meetings are occasions to be inspired – by the work of TU staff, lessons from leaders and conversations with newfound friends. Click here for more information or the register. See you there… Kevin McGrathAdvocacy Chairman, Georgia Trout Unlimited Log in or register to post comments


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'Hecht, the longest-tenured Sabres at nine seasons, has mostly struggled since his new contract began, sandwiching one good season between two poor ones. In 136 total games in 2008-09 and 2010-11, the 34-year-old had only 24 goals, 56 points and minus-5 rating.'
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Science programs in America may take a very hard hit if sequestration of federal funds takes place, according to a new study.
The study, conducted for the Aerospace Industries Association by Center for Regional Analysis Director Steve Fuller, shows that large cuts in employment in U.S. science programs could affect scientific progress and even non-scientific jobs across the country.
Currently, the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that 1,082,370 U.S. citizens work in the life sciences such as biology. However, if the fiscal cliff's sequestration of
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"The 31,000 figure does not include the indirect job losses, such as subcontractors, suppliers and vendors, or the induced job impacts," said Fuller. "Induced jobs are those supported by employee's spending on goods and services, so these are unlikely to be STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) type jobs but rather retail, consumer services, education and health, construction and those types of occupations.
"The direct jobs are clearly the immediate losses and encompass most of the STEM-type jobs. There will be some subcontractor job losses, including some STEM type jobs. For DOD contracts in general, subcontractor jobs are about 26 percent of the total where the direct jobs are about 30 percent. The remaining job losses, 44 percent, are induced."
Furthermore, a potential $56.7 billion cut to the Department of Defense (DOD) would eliminate 14,982 science jobs out of the total 325,693 lost. Another $59 billion cut to the U.S. Geological Survey would mean another 15,980 science jobs lost.
Matthew Hourihan, director of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), further added that certain states like California would be hit the hardest with a potenial $11.3 million loss. The other four states in the top five included Maryland, Virginia, Massachusetts and Washington D.C.
An even more troubling outcome pointed out by Hourihan would be that American science would be set back by about a decade.
Another issue is grant proposals. Scientists will spend more time writing these grant proposals to keep their labs running and staffed rather than working on actual science. Also, a cut in federal spending could mean a $586 million loss for the American Institute of Biological Sciences, and a grant proposal success rate drop from 22 percent to 16 percent.
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Quote:can anyone tell us what qualifies this guy to certificate people in MMA, or how these 'dan grade' guys are going to begin teaching basic MMA after attending this course? Who instructs the BJJ at this place?
My name is John C. Higo you may or may not have heard of me, I have been appointed The World Association of Kickboxing Organisations (WAKO) UK Director of Mixed Martial Arts (MMA), operating under the guidance of WAKO GB Ring sports.
My job is to help promote and develop MMA within the UK whilst ensuring that we instil the outstanding expertise and professionalism of which we already witness within WAKO at home and abroad. Correct instruction and coaching at grass roots level is very important and I and my team have been given the task of organising recognised WAKO certified courses to help this new burgeoning ring sport grow in a strong and positive way for the future good of mixed martial arts.
In order to qualify for these courses you must be a Dan grade within a martial art, this is a necessary bedrock requirement to show you have the background to evaluate and fully understand the structured coaching course laid before you and the best way to take this knowledge and integrate it into your present system. This is not a performance based certificate it merely teaches you the correct procedures to follow whilst teaching and coaching starting with a basic level certificate through to advanced level certification.


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It was left for other men to accomplish, namely, for Correggio and Titian.
If his brother had been Titian or Correggio he could not have said more.
If he is incorrect in the proportions of his figures, Correggio was likewise incorrect.
In 1580 he visited Parma, where he spent three years in studying the works of Correggio.
Naturally the man who loved Mozart was bound to adore Raphael and Correggio.
Correggio's immediate pupils and followers, like those of Raphael and Andrea del Sarto, did him small honor.
He abominated the nacreous flesh tones of Titian, Correggio, or Rubens.
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Only Fordham offered Skelton a scholarship coming out of high school, despite the fact that he received interest from several universities such as Texas Tech, SMU and UTEP. He began his career in 2006 when he started nine games for the Rams. In 2007 he started all twelve contests acquiring 2,256 yards (216-383) and 22 TDs -- his play earned him Second Team All Patriot League honors. In 2008 the native of El Paso, Texas, connected on 228 out of 372 passes for 2,605 yards and 15 scorers. Skelton has a good, live arm and gets adequate zip on routes. He can make most NFL throws, but lacks the strength to fit the ball into tight spots -- though he does show good touch on deep balls. He also throws a catchable ball on wheel routes. Skelton's consistency improves dramatically on underneath patterns. Overall, he is athletic with quick feet and adequate speed -- gets set quickly. However, his mechanics need more work; he MUST improve his delivery. Skelton also needs to improve his accuracy when throwing short, outside the numbers. He has a slow delivery and does struggle with complicated defensive schemes. His lack of big time production at a lower level is a concern. Skelton is a good quarterback prospect with some intriguing physical ability. He will never be an elite passer, but with time and better coaching he could develop into a solid backup. He is strictly a late round pick, if he is drafted at all.
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a long shot prospect but will get a fair nfl look. Look for Eagles to take in 5th rd .
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The Manning Award, sponsored by the Allstate Sugar Bowl, has named eight quarterbacks as its "Stars of the Week." College football fans can now go to the Allstate Sugar Bowl Facebook page to vote for what they think was the best performance from this past weekend. When voting closes on Thursday at 11 a.m. (Central), the top vote-getter will be announced as the Manning Award Player of the Week.
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'"We (NHL Player's Association) made a proposal today (Tuesday) and that proposal is something very different from what the NHL came to us with," explained Regehr prior to stepping onto the Art Hauser Centre ice for a workout with the NorSask Hockey Development Camp. "We will have to see how it all shakes out. The players are giving concessions, but what we want is the high revenue earning teams to share with the lower revenue teams. If we can come to an agreement it will help hockey for 20 to 30 years and we won't have to go through this all again."'
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The United States Postal Service (USPS) will stop home delivery of first class mail on Saturdays later this year. This news has left many people confused about what will happen to online orders that are delivered by the USPS. We've got all the facts you need to know about the change.
What's is changing? The USPS will no longer be delivering first class mail on Saturdays beginning August 2013. This primarily affects delivery of letters or other parcels sent out via first class mail. Mail that would have been delivered on Saturday will instead be delivered on the following Monday. Expect for Monday's mail to be more numerous than it has in the past.
What's not changing? Orders shipped via priority mail, express mail or parcel package delivery will still be delivered on Saturdays. This means if a merchant uses any of the above services to deliver your package it will still arrive on Saturday if the package was scheduled to be delivered on Saturday.
Why is USPS doing this? The simple truth is with the growth of e-mail, instant messaging and websites, far fewer pieces of mail are being sent. The volume is not enough to support 6-day-a-week standard mail delivery. The USPS reported a loss in fiscal year 2012 of 15.9 billion dollars. Even though that figure includes 11.1 billion related to pre–funding of retirement benefits, the loss not counting that expense is still 5.8 billion dollars or almost 15.9 million dollars per day. The USPS hopes to save almost 2 billion dollars by removing Saturday delivery.
What if I need my items faster? It's always a good idea to contact a merchant directly if you feel the extra day delay may be an issue, but be prepared to pay a lot more. The cost of faster services by UPS or FedEx can run many times the shipping costs from USPS.
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LOS ANGELES (CNS) - A 16-year old girl was kidnapped on her way home from a South Los Angeles high school and a witness said she later found the teen running naked down an alley, her mouth taped shut, her hands bound and her entire body dripping wet with gasoline, it was reported today.
Los Angeles police initially confirmed the kidnapping, but withheld details about the harrowing aftermath that the victim apparently suffered.
Ashley Lawrence, a woman who lives near Imperial Highway at New Hampshire Avenue, told ABC7 she rescued the naked, terrified teenager near a liquor store at about 8 p.m. Thursday.
``She couldn't scream, her mouth was tied up, she was running with her hands tied up, her mouth tied up, her neck tied, no underwear on. It was scary.''
The girl was barely able to run, and soaked with gas,'' Lawrence told ABC7. ``She was drenched, hair soaking wet, it's as if a person was just getting out of the shower (soaked with gas),'' Lawrence told ABC7.
`` I don't know how she escaped, an angel was looking after her but she got out,'' Lawrence said.
Police today only said the teenager was walking home from Fremont High School on Gage Avenue near San Pedro Street at 6:10 p.m. Thursday. A man walked up to her and forced her into a white U Haul van at knifepoint.
The suspect drove the girl to another location where he tried to sexually assault her. He then drove her to the alley near Imperial Highway and New Hampshire Avenue, just west of Vermont Avenue, where she was able to run away.
Police did not disclose any details about the reported rescue.
The suspect was described as a 5-foot, 7-inch tall black man between the ages of 20 and 33, with black hair, about 170 pounds and a dark complexion. His vehicle was described as a white cargo van with two doors to the rear and on the passenger side. The vehicle had U-Haul markings and the numbers ``19.95'' posted on the rear of the van.
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Los Angeles County Department of Animal Care and Control (DACC) will host a special Valentines Day-themed adoption event this weekend.
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The event is sponsored by Los Angeles Animal Alliance www.laanimalalliance.org). Adoption fees will be discounted Saturday only.
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New Street boss Paul Reidy will head up a new management team which will control three senior sides for the new campaign which begins in early August.
The Wessex League First Division squad will be joined by New Street Swifts, who will stay in the Andover League and a new side which will play as the reserves in the Wyvern League under Declan Barrett.
Long serving clubman Reidy will be assisted by Michael Francis Pollin who is one of three UEFA B class coaches at the club and they have begun to build the main squad and have welcomed Chris Boothe and Alex Campbell from Andover Lions as well as young midfielder/striker Daniel Lang from Broughton FC.
Reidy told the Advertiser: "This is a new chapter for the club and everyone knows I am New Street through and through.
'Our aims and objectives are simple in that I want us to be competitive and consistent".
Pre season training begins at Charlton this Wednesday at 6.30pm where all are welcome and the club have already pencilled in five pre season friendlies starting with a game with Andover Town, at Sparsholt College on Thursday July 10 ko 6.45pm.
Two days later they travel up the A34 to take on Hellenic League Newbury Town at 3pm and are looking for a fixture on Saturday the 19th before a visit to Western League Gillingham Town on Tuesday July 22.
Aldermaston away is next on Sat July 26 with Hampshire Premier League Otterbourne the final port of call on August 2.
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Fifty years ago today, Martin Luther King, Jr. stood on the steps of the Lincoln Monument in Washington, D.C. and gave a landmark speech that's remembered not only for its importance in propelling the civil rights movement forward, but as a defining moment in American history. The speech is considered a rhetoric masterpiece–the themes of equality and freedom for all are not only relevant today, but in invoking the Declaration of Independence, the Emancipation Proclamation, the Constitution, and the Gettysburg Address, it also provides avenues of discussion for many of our nation's important events.
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Establish an experimental aquaculture facility in the Azores, with an initial focus on abalone production. The long term goal of this research center will be to develop knowledge and technology for other potential aquaculture species. This is supported under the Azores Cooperative Initiatives Program (ACIP), as jointly decided in May 2003 by the ACIP Technical Working Group held by the United States Government and the Regional Government of the Azores. ACIP, or rather the requirement to engage in cooperative initiatives with the Azores, Portugal, is mandated in the 1995 US-Portugal Agreement on Cooperation and Defense and further defined in the Final Minute to that agreement. ACIP was created and has been implemented through Department of Defense (DOD) financial resources and relationships with civilian federal agencies and other non-governmental institutions as part of the U.S Government's commitment to the agreement. DOD has requested and funded the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Agricultural Research Service (USDA/ARS) to serve as the lead civilian agency and facilitator for ACIP.
Recent worries about the fishing and wild resources sustainability have re-launched the discussion around the potential of aquaculture in the Region, as a way of generating economical and social development, and as a productive activity complementing the traditional fisheries. The recent workshop on "Developing a Sustainable Aquaculture Industry in the Azores" (Horta – June 2008) has contributed to this discussion and with few constrains, received support from social (Azorean fishermen organizations/associations and some local business people wanting to start the activity), political (both local and regional) and institutional (IMAR/DOP-UAç) organizations. In order to attain the objective mentioned above, the IMAR PI and scientific staff will take the following steps from September 2008- Sep 2010: a) By March/April of 2009 the laboratory will be planned/designed involving technical consultancy. The plan will be presented to appropriate Regional authorities and U.S. cooperators for technical advice. The PI will seek to raise the needed funds for its implementation. b) By April/July 2009 a small workshop on the aquaculture of grazing invertebrates (abalone, sea urchins, queen conch etc…) will be organized with the aim of transferring knowledge and technology on local species. c) By December 2009, scientific visits for training of two IMAR researchers (three to six month duration) in leading aquaculture laboratories will be conducted. By early 2010 the laboratory should be functioning with a first pilot experiment on local abalone (Haliotis tuberculata).


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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Interior is hereby authorized in his discretion and subject to such terms and conditions as he may prescribe, to sell or exchange all or any part of those two certain tracts of land containing ten acres and one hundred acres more or less, respectively, heretofore acquired by the United States for the use of the nonreservation Indian boarding school known as Sherman Institute, Riverside, California, by deed dated August 30, 1900, from Frank A. Miller and Isabella D. Miller and by deed dated September 10, 1901, from George Frost, president of the Riverside Land Company. In effecting any sale or exchange hereunder the Secretary of the Interior is authorized to execute such deeds or other instruments as may be necessary to transfer the title to any land so sold or exchanged, and the proportionate share or shares of capital stock of the Riverside Water Company evidencing the right of
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the lands so sold or exchanged to participate in the use of water furnished by said company for domestic and/or irrigation purposes. Any exchanges of land and/or water rights effected pursuant to this Act shall be on an equal-value basis.
That the proceeds derived from any sale made under authority of this Act shall be deposited in the Treasury of the United States as school revenues, pursuant to the Act of May 27, 1926 (44 Stat. 560), and shall be available in the discretion of the Secretary of the Interior for the purchase of other lands for the use of said Sherman Institute, including the water right or shares of water stock representing the right of the lands so purchased to the use of water for irrigation and/or domestic purposes.
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1. How did the Lakers' main players look trying to master Mike Brown's new Princeton offense? Was that ridiculous final score in favor of the Warriors an indication of what really happened? Honestly, we have no clue. We could have used an Ivy Leaguer with a few connections to hook up those of us with DirecTV, Dish, Charter, Verizon FiOS, AT&T U-verse, Cox - anything but Time Warner Cable, which proudly aired Sunday night's Lakers' exhibition game in Fresno. Until then, we'll sit back and pretend we know what's going on by a) listening to games on the radio (but not on the 710-AM website), b) reading the newspaper (there's a novel idea), c) talking to friends who have TWC SportsNet (and maybe asking to borrow their password so we can access things online) or d) letting others do the whining for us. "I think the most confusing part of all this is the name Time Warner Cable as the name of the channel," said Lakers business chief Jeanie Buss. "I would be upset as well if I was in an area that was only serviced by Cox Cable so I wouldn't even have the option of switching to TWC." Confusing, amusing and, really, a result of the Lakers' own choosing. And that's before hearing about Reeves Nelson's air ball on a free throw that missed so badly, it went under the net.
2.The fix is in at UCLA, which, already teetering on the edge at No. 25 in the AP Top 25 poll, couldn't even get a cursory "others receiving votes" after its 43-17 collapse at Cal on Saturday. Be thankful if you didn't have the Pac-12 Network to watch how it all unraveled. You could have seen all the drops that the Bruins' receivers had, and then wondered why the team already has two defensive players who have caught passes for a TD on offense. USC, meanwhile, could have salted away a lopsided victory Thursday night in Salt Lake City, but made the degree of difficulty look far more important with its 38-28 decision over Utah, still enough to slink up from No. 13 to No. 11 in the AP poll (thanks to losses by previous No. 3 Florida State and No. 5 Georgia dropped them farther than No. 4 LSU dropped after its loss to No. 10 Florida). In all, nine Top 25 teams lost on Saturday - that hasn't happened since Oct. 18, 2008. Yet we've already got our first group of bowl-eligible teams: Ohio University was the quickest to 6-0 only because its win over Buffalo was earlier in the day than victories captured by Ohio State, South Carolina and Oregon. Don't celebrate too early. Last season's Illinois team started 6-0, finished 6-6 and all that was left to feast on was UCLA in the Kraft Hunger Bowl on New Year's Eve.
3. The infield fly rule, according to the MLB's section 2.00 of the rulebook definition of terms, is "a fair fly ball (not including a line drive nor an attempted bunt) which can be caught by an infielder with ordinary effort, when first and second, or first, second and third bases are occupied, before two are out. . . . when it seems apparent that a batted ball will be an Infield Fly, the umpire shall immediately declare 'Infield Fly' for the benefit of the runners. The infield fly is in no sense to be considered an appeal play. The umpire's judgment must govern, and the decision should be made immediately." MLB rulekeeper Joe Torre immediately ruled that the Atlanta Braves' protest would be denied after a botched infield fly call didn't help their cause in Friday's do-or-die NL Wild Card game against St. Louis. The ump erred. But then, so did the Braves - three of them in the course of the contest. That's why they lost. Not because of some slow-triggered ump added down the left-field line. Braves fans who want to litter the field with bottles, cans and foam tomahawks only showed their ignorance. Not a classy way to show Chipper Jones the final exit.
4. The Indianapolis Colts of 2012 are going to be your New Orleans Saints of 2005. Colts coach Chuck Pagano, hospitalized with what's been called a treatable form of leukemia, inspired the team with a letter this week asking them not to dedicate a game to him but just even its record to 2-2 by capturing a win over Green Bay. Thanks to a late field-goal miss by the Packers, which followed rookie quarterback Andrew Luck's two-minute-drill TD drive, the comeback victory was accomplished, erasing Aaron Rodgers' heroics. The Colts' victory was so important, Fox stayed on with its post-game show nearly 10 minutes long to make sure viewers saw how it ended.
5. St. Louis Rams coach Jeff Fisher may have been nominated for the Robert Goulet Memorial Mustached American of the Year award by the American Mustache Institute - he'll find out if he won at the AMI's Oct. 27 "Stash Bash" in Mesa, Ariz., But honestly, the former Taft High and USC standout has nothing on Philadelphia Eagles head man Andy Reid. With or without the application of Miracle Grow, Reid's labia sebuculas (that's Latin for "lip sweater") rivals a tackling dummy, nearing Wilfrod Brimley and not far from having to change his name to Yosemite Sam. Coo-coo-ca-choo. Reid was shown in a Fox montage during Sunday's Eagles-Steelers game of those with facial hair "from the expertly sculpted (Steelers coach Mike Tomlin) to the unruly." Reid has said he stopped trimming the walrus look after the passing of his L.A. Marshall High offensive line coach Andy Cheschelski, as a way to honor him as well as another one of his prep coaches, Danny Hime. "Those guys have been watching over me since I was a kid, and I really appreciate all they've done for me in my life," Reid recently told Sports Illustrated's Peter King. "My wife doesn't even know why I'm doing this."


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Robots are everywhere!
Most people are not aware that robots are all around us and they already control many important aspects of our everyday lives.
Here's a definition of a robot from Google:
This definition would include:
- Traffic lights
- Rail road crossings
- Office printers
- Microwave ovens
- Motion detection cameras
- Programmable thermostats
All these devices have one thing in common they are mechanical machines that someone programmed to complete a specific task.
Now people want to do more "stuff" and they want robots to do the heavy lifting.
Here's how to get in on this growing trend:
#1 – Drones
I'll never forget watching Robocop back in the day and thinking of how creepy it would be if we lived with robots.
Well, that day is basically here with the advent of Drones.
People are using these flying robots to accomplish all sorts of tasks such as surveying land, helping find lost hikers, and more.
Recently Amazon announced that it wanted to test using Drones to deliver purchases to its customers.
Following their lead Wisconsin-based Lakemaid Beers announced that it would also test using flying drones to deliver beer to ice fishermen to the chagrin of the FAA.
This tells you that the demand for using this aerial technology is far beyond recreational and you too can get in on the fun.
There are several models of drones available for less than $500.
One of the highest rated models is the Parrot AR Drone 2.0 Elite Edition Quadricopter.
It features:
- Compatibility with your Iphone, iPod touch, or Android
- Up to 12 minutes of flying on a single charge.
- 720p HD camera that transmits images back to your phone
- 165ft range
#2 – 3D Printing
Let's face it people buy massive tons of tiny little things.
Toys, parts, and accessories are a booming industry.
So big that Ryan Punzalan for Brighthand reports that the smart phone accessory industry alone is expected to grow upwards of $30 Billion per year.
With this much money on the table you can expect innovative companies to ditch the old manufacturing model of "importing everything from China" and switch to a new strategy of local production and consumption.
Because these devices literally create value they are somewhat expensive.
The top rated models range in price from $1,300 to over $60k for a serious industrial grade device.
Read: Bring 3D Printing Home by Cynthia
In part 2 of this article, I'll look at more ways to get in on the robot revolution.
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In compliance with a Technology Support Services campus-wide change, the library and computer labs on campus will be implementing student logins by fall semester 2011. Testing and other preparations have been underway this summer. Any student using these computers can log in with their Appalnet username and password. This brings the campus in line with security standards expected by Information Technology auditors.
The library has set aside 12 computer workstations on the main floor that are open to the general public. In addition, stand-up computer workstations on the upper floors will remain open to search for books and other basic functions. These accommodations are similar to those at other libraries in the state and nationally.
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Wayne Linehan holds degrees from The State University College at Fredonia, New York (BME) and the State University of New York at Buffalo (MFA Trumpet Performance), and is currently working on his DMA at the University of Southern Mississippi. Mr. Linehan has been an active performer since securing the position of Second Trumpet with the Mississippi Symphony Orchestra (MSO) in 1983, performing with Capital Brass, MSO Brass Quintet, Mississippi Opera, Meridian Symphony Orchestra, Alabama Symphony Orchestra, Mississippi Wind Symphony, and the International Ballet Competition Orchestra. Before moving to Jackson, Wayne played with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra (extra trumpet), the Buffalo Pops Orchestra (principal trumpet), Johnny Mathis (lead trumpet), and the New York production of Camelot with Richard Harris (principal trumpet). He has been an adjunct instructor of music at Mississippi College since 1993.
Mr. Linehan's conducting experience has been diverse. He organized and conducted the Jackson Trumpet Ensemble and the Mississippi Brass Choir, he has been a band director at the college, high school and junior high levels for an aggregate 13 years, and he conducted a professional orchestra made up of MSO personnel for St. James Episcopal Church's celebration of Epiphany "Baroque by Candlelight" for two years. Wayne has been Music Director and Conductor of the Metropolitan Chamber Orchestra since 2001.
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The following statistics from the Pew Research Center and the MinistryDesignConcepts.com website are astounding:
So what should believers do about this? Should it really matter to them at all?
Yes, it does matter and something needs to be done. We don't give up; we don't despair; we don't use the increasing cultural and religous decline as an excuse to circle the wagons and turn our focus inward. God has given us a job to do individually and as a Church corporately!
The cure for spiritual decay and decline is given in our sermon text in Jude 1:20-21. Jude urges believers to accept personal responsibility for their spiritual fidelity and vibrancy in the midst of the developing apostasy (the wholesale rejection of and turning away from God's truth) and to do so through the personal development of their own spiritual maturity.
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Lt. Gen. David H. Huntoon, Jr. has not had the best of luck in the past two weeks. Seven days following the results of an investigation by the Pentagon that the West Point Superintendent "improperly used" his office and recommended corrective action against the 3-star general, Huntoon unexpectedly found himself on the hot seat again last Wednesday.
At a routine meeting of the West Point Board of Visitors, a select committee of Members of Congress and Presidential Appointees, Huntoon was giving a standard presentation on affairs of the Academy.
In the small audience (around 20-30 attendees) were three U.S. Senators and five Congresspersons. Also in the audience was Brenda "Sue" Fulton, West Point Class of '80, one of the first women to graduate from the storied and revered institution. …


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Postmodern Jukebox and The Tee Tones teamed up for a vintage doo wop cover of Pitbull and Ke$ha's hit, "Timber." It's definitely a departure from the original, but a fun one at that!
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PHOTO: Justin Timberlake celebrates PCAs with ... Taco Bell?!
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Justin Timberlake knows how to celebrate — at Taco Bell!
The performer followed up his multiple wins at Wednesday's People's Choice Awards by heading to the fast food restaurant, where he giddily posed for photos with employees (see right and below).
"What do we do after we win 3 PCAs?!?! Easy… Go to Taco Bell!! People's Champ, baby!!" Timberlake wrote on Instagram.
On stage at the awards, he thanked wife Jessica Biel.
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Many artists have been showing their stars and stripes in support of everyone affected by the Boston explosions on Twitter, Facebook, and more - but Muse has taken it to the next level. During their concert at Madison Square Garden in New York City last night, the band performed our nation's National Anthem as a tribute for all those affected in the tragedy.
According to Business Insider, Matthew Bellamy shouted out, "This is for Boston!" before the band began to play the National Anthem.
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Inside Information: Radosevich Feted in Annual Ceremony Held in Florence, IN on July 28
Arcadia, CA, July 31 -- HRTV (R), The Network for Horse Sports, was honored with a 2012 Ohio Valley Regional Emmy Awards in the "Sports -- One Time Special" category at the 48th annual Ohio Valley Regional Emmy Award ceremony at the Belterra Casino Spa and Resort in Florence, IN on Saturday, July 28.
HRTV's Inside Information: Radosevich show, which originally aired on the network in August, 2011, earned the Ohio Valley Regional Emmy Award in the "Sports -- One Time Special" designation. It is HRTV's second consecutive win in that category and its third in the past four years. The Radosevich special was one of five Inside Information shows nominated in the category this year.
"It's very gratifying that HRTV's outstanding production team has been recognized with an Ohio Valley Regional Emmy Award," said Scott Daruty, President of HRTV. "It is a testament to the high-quality work that is done by so many people at the network on a day-to-day basis. We would like to also thank the Radosevich family for their tremendous cooperation and assistance."
The show highlighted the Radosevich family's dedication to the sport of Thoroughbred racing, despite suffering an unthinkable loss nearly six years ago, when promising young jockey, Josh Radosevich, died from a spill during a race at Beulah Park in 2005.
Overall, HRTV received eight 2012 Ohio Valley Regional Emmy nominations from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences of the Ohio Valley.
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Fans and friends of the late John Lennon continue to remember the rock legend on the anniversary of his death.
A public gathering was scheduled for Sunday in front of the Capitol Records building in Los Angeles, near the former Beatle's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
This year, the annual event in Minneapolis honoring Lennon also served as the release party celebrating the arrival of the Minnesota Beatles Project, Vol. 5. The show at First Avenue featured performances from some of the artists contributing to the compilation of Beatles covers.
And in Lennon's hometown of Liverpool, England, The Beatles Story museum hosted the fourth annual John Lennon Peace Vigil.
John Lennon was shot and killed on December 8th, 1980 outside of his New York City apartment building. His killer, Mark David Chapman, remains in prison after being denied parole for a seventh time last year. He'll be eligible for release once again in August, 2014.


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REDLANDS - Wine and art join forces for the benefit of evangelism on Jan. 13 at a fundraiser to send seven area missionaries to do Christian outreach in southern India.
The event is from 4 to 7 p.m. at State Street Winery, 404 E. State St., Redlands.
Life Quest Pastor Mike Giordano of Yucaipa leads the mission team: Faith Noerr, Matt and Cammie Anderson, and Lara Yegge, all of Redlands; Dave Robson of Highland; and Tim Bloom, also of Yucaipa.
The group needed $20,000 to get to India and do their work. They still have about $2,000 to raise, Giordano said.
Several area artists, including Noerr's father, Tom Fontanes of Redlands, will have their work on display and available for sale through a silent auction. Part of the proceeds from wine sales will also go to the fundraiser.
"One hundred percent of the proceeds from everything I sell is going toward the mission trip," said Fontanes, who works in mixed media and collages, and also creates three-dimensional paintings. "You need special glasses for the 3-D effect, but the paintings are good on their own, too."
Fontanes said his daughter has participated in many missionary outreach efforts, but this will be the 27-year-old Noerr's first trip to India.
Life Quest is a U.S. church planning network that builds partnerships with Christian pastors in other countries. The aim of the team's India trip, set to begin later this month and continue into February, is to work with Christian pastors at three conferences in the southern part of the country.
Giordano said the gatherings hosted by the U.S. team will give between 200 and 300 local pastors the spiritual tools and techniques they need to connect with the 400 million people in India who, he said, have not heard the Christian message.
"There are five hundred thousand villages in India where they have never heard the name of Jesus at all," Giordano says in a video on the mission trip's Facebook page.
The conferences will focus on church planting, which means founding new fellowships, plus spiritual identity and ministry. The local pastors will also get hands-on training and experience through miracle festivals, village ministry and city ministry.
In addition to the fundraiser at State Street Winery, Giordano invites individuals to donate $10 through the group's website and help promote the mission effort through Facebook, Twitter and other social media.
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Researchers In Final Test Of First Fat-Dissolving Injectable
(San Francisco, CA) -- University of California-San Francisco researchers are in the final test phase of a drug that they say gets rid of unwanted fat without surgery. NBC Bay Area reports the drug is designed to reduce chin fat or better know as the "double chin." Researchers say if it's approved by the FDA, it could be used in other areas like the waist for "love handles."
Final testing will wrap up in a few weeks. If approved by the FDA, it would be the first fat-dissolving injectable on the market.


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CryotherapyCryosurgery - skin
Cryotherapy is a method of superfreezing tissue in order to destroy it. This article discusses cryotherapy of the skin.
Cryotherapy is done using a cotton swab that has been dipped into liquid nitrogen or a probe that has liquid nitrogen flowing through it.
The procedure is done in the doctor's office. It usually takes less than a minute.
The freezing may cause some discomfort. Your health care provider may apply a numbing medicine to the area first.
Why the Procedure is Performed
Cryotherapy or cryosurgery may be used to:
- Remove warts
- Destroy precancerous skin lesions (actinic keratoses or solar keratoses)
Rarely, cryotherapy may be used to treat some skin cancers. However, skin that is destroyed during cryotherapy cannot be examined under a microscope. A skin biopsy is needed if your health care provider wants to check the lesion for signs of cancer.
Cryotherapy risks include:
- Blisters and ulcers, leading to pain and infection
- Scarring, especially if the freezing was prolonged or deeper areas of the skin were affected
- Changes in skin color (skin turns white)
Outlook (Prognosis)
Cryotherapy works well for many patients. Some skin lesions, especially warts, may need to be treated more than once.
The treated area may look red afterwards. A blister will often form within a few hours. It may appear clear or have a red or purple color.
You may have a little pain for up to 3 days.
Most of the time, no special care is needed during healing. The area should be washed gently once or twice a day and kept clean. A bandage or dressing should only be needed if the area rubs against clothes or may be easily injured.
A scab forms and will usually peel away within 1 to 3 weeks, depending on the area treated.
Call your health care provide if:
- There are signs of infection such as redness, swelling, or drainage
- The skin lesion does not appear to be gone after it has healed
Habif TP. Dermatologic surgical procedures. In: Habif TP, ed. Clinical Dermatology. 5th ed. St. Louis, Mo: Mosby Elsevier; 2009:chap 27.
Habif TP. Warts, herpes simplex, and other viral infections. In: Habif TP, ed. Clinical Dermatology. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2009:chap 12.
Beard JM, Osborn J. Common office procedures. In: Rakel RE,ed. Textbook of Family Medicine. 8th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier;2011:chap 28.
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Roland Mouret cut it extrasharp for Fall 2013, honing his famous tailored dresses to a geometric T. The London-based designer chose an ornate, chandelier-bedecked ballroom as a foil to his mostly black and white collection. It was filled with slim pleated pants with a knee detail that recalled the look of over-the-knee boots, sleek sheath dresses with origami-like folds carefully placed across bodices, and structured bustiers with stiff fabric chokers. Crossbody bags in rich leathers complemented the collection, while colorblocked coats with oversize shoulders appeared in violet and black. Evening was a strictly black and white affair with an emphasis on pants over his star-loved gowns, but we hope he has more like the one open-back stunner he sent down the runway. Click through to see the photos from the collection.


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in order to have susanoo you have to have both eyes and had to unlock tsukoyomi and amaterasu before you can get susanoo, dont believe me go to naruto.wikia.com and search susanoo.
not only that but it states in the manga that you need to unlcok those abilities to obtain susanoo also when sasuke firstlearned about these abilities he used all at the 5 kage summit, he used amaterasu first then tsukoyomi afterwards suigetsu told them that they should leave but sasuke said that he had one more ability to test out(now if he could use susanoo at any time then why did he use ama and tsuko first, because he had to use them first to unlock susanoo).
we know sasukehas tsukoyomi, because of susanoo, and because in the fight with danzo he uses it and danzo escapes saying to sasuke that he know where near itachis level at using tsukoyomi to control time. we know for a fact that itachi was a beast tsukoyomi user and he could use amaterasu, sasuke is the opposite he has blaze release for hes a beast amaterasu user and can use tsukoyomi.
*SPOILER IF YOU DONT READ MANGA* about madara
and finally madara, by this time now we all know that he was screwing with the kage in his fight plus he was an edo, so what would b the point in using amaterasu or tsukoyomi not to mention the fact that he had the rinnegan and hashiramas cells. the only reason he was in susanoo was in oder to do that bad ars meteor attack, have to have rinnegan and susanoo(naruto wikia), plus at this point in the manga we are all aware of the abilities that come with the sharingan it wouldnt b a suprise to the readers that madra could use amaterasu or tsukoyomi.
back to the main point of thread, no tboi cant use susanoo because
1. doesnt have both eyes
2. hasnt acquired amaterasu or tsukoyomi
3. if he could use it he wouldve in his fight with naruto when his kamui tactic failed and became useless


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NEW YORK CITY -- The New York Court of Appeals agreed on Oct. 17 to hear Mayor Michael Bloomberg's appeal of a ruling striking down a ban on large sugary drinks in the Big Apple.
The regulation, proposed by the mayor in May 2012, would have imposed a 16-fl.oz. limit on the size of sugary drinks sold at restaurants, movie theaters, sports venues and street carts.
The American Beverage Association and other industry groups sued the city over the ban. A judge ruled in March, just a day before it was to take effect, that the new law was illegal.
A state appeals court agreed in July that the city's Board of Health had overstepped its authority when it approved the regulation. It also noted that loopholes would have exempted grocery and convenience stores as well as high-calorie milkshakes and coffee drinks, such as Starbucks Frappuccinos.
Bloomberg said he is confident the state's top appeals court will overturn the lower-court rulings. The city's lawyers have argued that the Court of Appeals has long recognized that the board of health is not a typical administrative agency, but rather, "an entity with legislative authority."
During his three terms, Bloomberg has made public health a signature issue, prohibiting smoking in restaurants, bars and parks; banning trans fats; and requiring chain restaurants to post calorie counts.


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Love It or Hate It? Rose Leslie's Green Jumpsuit at the 'Game of Thrones' Exhibit
Or: 'Green Jumpsuits and Rose,' written in the style of Dr. Seuss.
-Lucia Peters
I quite like Rose Leslie. As maid-turned-secretary Gwen Dawson, she was one of my favorite characters in the first season of Downton Abbey; and when I heard she'd been cast as Ygritte for the second season of Game of Thrones, I couldn't think of anyone better to play the part. But this? I do not like green jumpsuits, man. I do not like them, Sam I Am.
I do not like them in the snow. I do not like them with a bow.
I do not like them in New York. I do not like them hard at work.
I do not like them on a carpet—not even red, if there you park it.
I do not like them on the Wall. I do not like them, not at all.
Okay, so maybe I'm no Dr. Seuss, but seriously, though—no matter how hard I try, I just can't get behind the jumpsuit trend, not even when it's being worn by Rose. The actress sported this one to the New York opening of the Game of Thrones exhibition currently touring the country. Featuring props, costumes, weapons, heads on spikes, and more, the exhibit takes audiences up close and personal with the hit HBO show; you can even get a shot of yourself seated on a replica of the Iron Throne. Just, y'know, in case you've ever wanted to rule Westeros and the Seven Kingdoms.
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But back to the jumpsuit: To be fair, the color of this one is lovely and it looks terrific against her ivory skin and red hair; but the pant legs are far too long (if they're long enough for you to trip over, they're too long), and something about the whole trend just doesn't do it for me. Not only do they seem impractical (who wants to have to practically strip down in order to use the restroom?), but perhaps even more importantly, they seem like the kind of clothing article that no one over the age of six should wear.
Maybe that's just me, though. If you're totally in love with the look and want to recreate it yourself, this green silk number from Rachel Roy should do the trick!
Tell us: What do you think, Bettys? Do you love this look or hate it? Also, who else is ridonculously excited for Game of Thrones' third season premiere this Sunday?
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In a New York Times letter to the editor, geneticist Dr. Susan Klugman explains how new genetic tests can guide treatment when BRCA is negative but women are at high risk.
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The countdown started March 15 for the 38th running of the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach at the Committee of 300's annual kickoff party. Created with the original race in 1975, the Committee of 300 is an all volunteer, year-round nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting not only the Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach, but the city of Long Beach.
Introducing the revamped, revved up Paddock Club, the elegant Bliss 525 restaurant was transformed into a race mecca with red and black drapes giving the feel of a hospitality tent at the track by the decorating talents of James Noonan of Events by Noonan.
The 200 or so guests were greeted at the curb by the Toyota Prius show car, torches and a red carpet. The venue and scrumptious appetizers were provided by Nancy Downs, Bliss 525 owner. Race-themed cupcakes topped with the C-300 logo were donated by Rossmoor Bakery.
Popular Bart De Lio was the emcee for the evening festivities that included dancing to the music provided by DJ Danny. The event also offered Committee of 300 membership opportunities for guests. For information about membership, or to purchase C-300 Paddock Club tickets call 562-981-9200.
Silent Auction Winners for the Toyota Grand Prix ball were Deborah and Craig Van Durem. The auction of many items and gift certificates was augmented with grab bag prizes.
The event raised around $2,000 for the Pacific Maritime Sailing Center, this year's charity. The PM Sailing Center provides educational and fun events to children and families battling childhood cancer and other illnesses, giving them a respite from the daily challenges they face.
Special guests were Jim Michaelian, president and CEO of the Grand Prix of Long Beach; Mayor Bob Foster, who is an honorary C-300 member; Mike Nelson, president of this year's charity, Pacific Sailing Maritime Center; and Rick DuRee, president of the Grand Prix Foundation. Providing a photo opportunity with guests were 2011 Toyota Grand Prix Queen Venus Ramos and Princess Brittany Corey.
Seen at the scene: Event planners were Gianna Youngblood and Jack Nendel, membership directors; President-Elect Rich Carry; Paddock Club Director Phyllis Covey; Past Presidents Derek Brown, Lisa Viets and Julie Nemechek; Life Member Claude Covington; Honorary Members Harry Saltzgaver and Ambrose Martin; race day coordinator Mike Yochum; Jim and Ruth Barnes; Wynn Collins; Ernie Estrada; Deanna Sclar; Ken Kern; Pat and Mo Mohler; Craig Henry; Ed Maurer; Susan Ridgley; Cheryl
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Excitement was in the air March 3 as 920 guests entered the Long Beach Convention Center for Cameo's much-anticipated annual fashion show luncheon and auction. Cameo is the professional auxiliary of Assistance League of Long Beach. It's a nice touch that members are distinguished at functions by wearing their favorite cameo.
The silent auction, emceed by Allan Rahn, included more than 300 items.
This year's theme, "Nothing but the Blues," combined the music of jazz greats with the subtle hues of a smoky New Orleans jazz club. Luncheon tables were draped with deep blue tablecloths and soft gray napkins. Originally designed centerpieces were reminiscent of 33 LP record stacks with blue neon accents. A live jazz band, Bill Grisolia's New Blues Revolution, entertained guests entering the dining room.
The Community Partner Award for 2012 was presented by Chairman Janis Kleinberg to the Riordan Programs at the UCLA Anderson School of Management, accepted by Adriana King.
Past Philanthropy Chairperson Stephanie Bilvado presented Internship Partner Awards to local businesses and introduced the 2011-2012 students the group has mentored as they promenaded the catwalk prior to the fashion show.
The spirited live auction was orchestrated by auctioneers Los Angeles Supervisor Don Knabe (with wife Julie) and Mayor Bob Foster.
Foster raised $12,000 for the Fund-a-Student auction, and three delighted winners took home an Opportunity Ticket door prize.
"Nothing but the Blues" grossed approximately $200,000 to support the group's one-on-one mentoring program for promising Long Beach area high school and LBCC students. Since 1987, volunteers have encouraged approximately 40 students each year to pursue a college education and career choice. Support for the program comes from the community, with additional support this year from fashion show sponsors Molina Healthcare and the office of L. A. County Supervisor Don Knabe.
Seen at the scene: Incoming Chairman Kathryn Meacham- Shirley; Assistance League of Long Beach President Cindy Summers; ALLB President-Elect Kathy Wade; Director of Development Annette Kashiwabara; Las Hermanas Chairman Pam Kehret; Rick Rackers Chairman Melissa Murchison; Assisteens Coordinator Patti Brown; Blanche Cannady; Diane DeWalsche; Virginia Baxter; Julie Knabe; Catherine Terry; Michelle Molina; Josephine Molina; and Janet Molina-Watt.
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Vernal Youth Football Coach Expects a Handshake; Takes a Punch in the Face Instead
A youth football coach in Vernal is one of two people charged in an assault, which resulted in another coach being punched.
Police say the victim reached out to shake hands with the suspect, and caught the punch, instead.
The scuffle took place outside a junior high school, as fifth and sixth grade athletes looked on.
It's not clear why the second man was charged. Both are ordered to appear before a Vernal justice court judge, next month, on misdemeanor assault charges.


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WATCH: The @MY939Miami Team Takes the ALS #IceBucketChallenge
The ice bucket challenge is a fundraising goldmine.
So far the social media fad has helped raise more than two-million dollars for the national ALS Association since July 29th.
Joey Brooks challenged Nathalie on-air after he took his own challenge:
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Watching TV After Work Makes You Feel Like a Loser
(NEWSER) – It seems natural to reach for the remote to take a breather after a taxing day of conference calls and TPS reports, but a new study warns that especially work-weary folks who flick on the TV or play video games may feel incredibly guilty and like failures afterward, reports the Independent. Instead of letting the media do its ostensible job of mitigating any 9-to-5 stress, scientists found that certain "ego-depleted individuals" regard these activities as procrastination from more critical tasks and fault themselves for a lack of self-control.
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Rab fights Richie Knox for the Made 4 The Cage LHW title tomorrow, and seems pretty confident he'll be heading back to Scotland with the belt:
As always, he's not shy of calling out a name or two either:
I want top ten guys to step up and stop dodging me. It's really difficult to get people ranked above me to fight. Trust me, I've tried them all. If all else fails I'll look further afield and maybe look to get some European guys.
I'm officially calling out Fraser Opie and Robert Krecicki - get it sorted someone, or even Max Nunes. I'll fight anyone but, c'mon, stop dodging it. Someone who would like to put one of these fights on get in touch.


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STEM Academy has 40 enrollees
The Gadsden County Public School District is hosting a Summer STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) Academy for 40 students who will enroll in fifth and eighth grades during the 2013-2014 school term.
Health Department conducts HIV testing in Havana
The Gadsden County Health Department in partnership with the Bond Community Health Center held a local National Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) Testing Event last week in Havana.
Kenneth Barber sentenced to 87 months in fed prison
The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Northern District of Florida announced that Kenneth L. Barber, 62, of Tallahassee was sentenced last Wednesday in federal court.
Summit to focus on school safety
The Gadsden County Sheriff's Office in partnership with United States Attorney Pamela Marsh, the North Florida Domestic Security Task Force and the Florida Division of Emergency Management, are holding the North Florida Rural County Summit July 9th and 10th at the Pat Thomas Law Enforcement Academy that will focus on school safety.
A teller of tall tales
The following is part of a summer-long series that Herald Editor Byron Spires will spin for the enjoyment of our readers. Chapter 4.
A 2-1 week for the Bears
The Big Bend Bears baseball team clipped Leesburg in a double-header at Chipola last Tuesday before getting beat by the Wiregrass Cardinals in Dothan Wednesday.
The Munroe baseball team wraps up their summer season this week. The team was coached by new assistant coach Jayme Williams and later joined by new head coach Tyler Finley.
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text: Shakespeare Electronic Conference, Vol. 5, No. 0101. Wednesday, 9 February 1994. From: William Godshalk <GODSHAWL@UCBEH> Date: Tuesday, 08 Feb 1994 12:56:35 -0500 (EST) Subject: 5.0100 Re: The Human Condition Comment: Re: SHK 5.0100 Re: The Human Condition I had insomnia last night, and I remembered someone asking what was at stake in the Great Debate over the Human Condition. Since I couldn't sleep, I thought about that question, and I now think that the possibility of understanding is a stake. If someone from another culture comes to my office and says, "I hurt," and explains why, I think I can understand. I have experienced life and I know what it is to hurt. Those of us who reject Terence Hawkes's position do so because we want to establish a common ground for understanding. Hawkes would seem to be saying that we can only understand others who share our culture, and I'm not sure how narrowly he describes "culture." Is it possible that I just do not understand this Welshman and his Dragon? And if we cannot understand across cultures, we surely cannot understand across history. Shakespeare is doubly distanced from us by both time and by a different modus vivendi. And if we take this cultural isolationism one step further, we realize that each of us is subjectively isolated. The brain beneath the skull stands in absolute isolation. How can I understand what you feel, what you say? I reject this isolationist point of view because I believe that we can understand Shakespeare's plays. We may not live the way Shakespeare lived, but we can understand how and why a human could and would live as Shakespeare lived. Of course, Mr. Hawkes will tell me that I am totally deluded, totally determined by my culture into believing that I can understand. But since he is also caught inside his culture, completely time-bound, as myopic as the next scholar, how can he KNOW this? No, I'll keep arguing that we do have a basis in human experience for understanding each other and for the humans that have come before us. We eat and have eaten; we copulate and have copulated; and we die. Yours, Bill Godshalk


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Viral arthritis
Viral arthritis is swelling and irritation (inflammation) of the joints from a viral infection.
Arthritis may be a symptom of many virus-related illnesses. It usually disappears on its own without any lasting effects.
It may occur with:
- Enterovirus
- Dengue virus
- Hepatitis B
- Hepatitis C
- Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)
- Human parvovirus
- Mumps
- Rubella
It may also occur after immunization with the rubella vaccine. This is a common form of childhood joint discomfort.
While many people are infected with these viruses or receive the rubella vaccine, only a few people develop arthritis. No risk factors have been established.
The main symptoms are joint pain and swelling of one or more joints.
Exams and Tests
A physical examination shows joint inflammation. A blood test (serology) for viruses may be performed. In some cases, a small amount of fluid may be removed from the affected joint to determine the cause of the inflammation.
Your doctor may prescribe pain medicines to relieve discomfort. You doctor may also prescribe antiviral or anti-inflammatory medications.
If joint inflammation is severe, aspiration of fluid from the affected joint may relieve pain.
Outlook (Prognosis)
The outcome is usually good. Most viral arthritis disappears within several days or weeks when the virus-related disease goes away.
Possible Complications
There are usually no complications.
When to Contact a Medical Professional
Call for an appointment with your health care provider if arthritis symptoms last longer than a few weeks.
There is no known way to prevent viral arthritis.
Espinoza LR. Infections of bursae, joints, and bones. In: Goldman L, Ausiello D, eds. Cecil Medicine. 23rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2007:chap 293.
Ohl CA. Infectious arthritis of native joints. In: Mandell GL, Bennett JE, Dolin R, eds. Principles and Practice of Infectious Diseases. 7th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Churchill Livingstone Elsevier; 2009:chap 102.
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BMW 5-Series E60 Sedan was first seen in the Unites States in the fall of 2003 with a 2004 Model Year designation. The E61 wagon followed shortly there after. The E60/E61 5 series is now available as a 528i, 528xi, 535i, 535xi, 550i and a 535xi sports wagon! -- View the E60 Wiki
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Help Please! ARS Creaking noise?
Hello everyone! I am a first time owner of a BMW. I purchased a used 2010 535i in late November. I absolutely love the car, but in the two months I have owned it, it has been in the shop longer than I have had it at home. The dealer I bought it from had a 30 day warranty, and I purchased an extended warranty, so it hasnt cost me anything for the repairs. The car repair was subbed to my local BMW dealership and so far they have replaced out all six fuel injectors and both thigh support motors in the seats.
I have one nagging issue I was hoping to get some help on. I hear a faint noise when I come to a complete stop. It is hard describe, but it almost sounds like a ship creaking or a guitar string being wound too tight.
- It doesnt seem to make the noise until the car has been driven for 10 to 15 minutes.
- Once it starts it is consistent, it makes the noise every time I make a complete stop. It doesnt matter if it is a hard stop or slow and gentle.
- The noise starts about half a second after a complete stop; it lasts about 1.5 seconds.
- The SA and I pinpointed the sound as coming from the right rear speaker area.
I ruled out the door seals sound mentioned in the forum as a possible source because it still makes the sound with the windows cracked. The BMW SA also stated he is familiar with the door seal sound and this was not it. The dealership inspected the rear brakes and suspension and couldnt find anything wrong. The BMW SA and shop foreman state the noise is normal and is the ARS adjusting itself at each stop. They stated they had another 2010 5 series with ARS in the shop and it was making the same noise, and they pulled the ARS fuse on my car and didnt hear the sound. Because the car is no longer under factory warranty, I have no reason to believe the BMW dealership is trying to get out of doing something. They would get paid for the work. I do have a problem believing a luxury car would make such an annoying noise normally.
I think the car they were comparing it to may have had the same problem, and they possibly pulled the ARS fuse on my car while it was cold and wasnt making the noise anyway.
The dealer I purchased the car from and the BMW dealership are trying to find another 2010 5 series with ARS so I can compare the sound. I dont want to take back possession until this is fixed because I dont know if the dealership will fix it for free down the road, and it may not be a covered item in my extended warranty.
My question to the forum is does anyone have any ideas about what may be causing this sound, and if you have ARS on a LCI E60, is this a normal ARS noise?
I have a high pitch guitar string noise coming from my driver side seat belt assembly. Super annoying and sounds similar to what you describe, including the timing. I figured it was a squeaky spring inside the belt tensioner. Eventually it will bug me enough to take apart the B pillar molding to fix it.
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Thanks mkarner79. I didnt even consider the seat belt tensioner! I plan on going to the dealership tomorrow to test out another E60 with ARS. I will definitely check that out.
I'd be interested to hear what they find is causing the noise. Keep us posted.
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Well I went back to the BMW dealership and test drove another E60 with ARS and it was making the same noise, just a little quieter. So I guess its kind of normal. Or all three cars have the same problem.
I have the car back and am going to investigate other causes for the noise. If I can pinpoint it, the dealer I bought it from (non-BMW) said they would still fix it.
I think I am going to start by pulling the ARS fuse and seeing if it still makes the noise. Also, the area the sound is coming from is right where the seat belt tensioner is. I will let you know if that ends up being the culprit.
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