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Hugh Wells, fireman, cut by glass
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with auto of E. A. Purgenson.
Evanston council, at request of
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Ignatz Kuszynski, part owner of
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Has any1 had experiences of being made to feel unwelcome at a new gym?..
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8 U.S. Code § 1366 - Annual report on criminal aliens
§ 1366.
Annual report on criminal aliensNot later than 12 months after September 30, 1996, and annually thereafter, the Attorney General shall submit to the Committees on the Judiciary of the House of Representatives and of the Senate a report detailing—
the number of illegal aliens incarcerated in Federal and State prisons for having committed felonies, stating the number incarcerated for each type of offense;
the number of illegal aliens convicted of felonies in any Federal or State court, but not sentenced to incarceration, in the year before the report was submitted, stating the number convicted for each type of offense;
programs and plans underway in the Department of Justice to ensure the prompt removal from the United States of criminal aliens subject to removal; and
methods for identifying and preventing the unlawful reentry of aliens who have been convicted of criminal offenses in the United States and removed from the United States.
(Pub. L. 104–208, div. C, title III, § 332, Sept. 30, 1996, 110 Stat. 3009–634.)
Section was enacted as part of the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996, and also as part of the Omnibus Consolidated Appropriations Act, 1997, and not as part of the Immigration and Nationality Act which comprises this chapter.
Abolition of Immigration and Naturalization Service and Transfer of Functions
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Animal Prints
Why they keep coming back: "Animal prints play off the idea of women being vixenish, wild, and fierce," says Steele. So it's no surprise that fashionistas have been spotted in the prints since the cave-dwelling days―though the trend is most strongly identified with the 50s and 60s, when it was favored by sultry pinup girls, like Bettie Paige and Ann-Margret.
Keep them if: The pattern is in the "large cat" family (cheetah and leopard prints) or black-and-white zebra zigzags, which have the most staying power. Accessories like handbags, belts, and ballet flats hold up well, as do blouses and basic sweaters, like cardigans and V-necks. And stow coats and dresses with enduring silhouettes, such as wrap and A-line designs.
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Estrogen and progesterone hormone receptor (ER and PR) status tests are standard tests for all invasive breast cancers, and on recurring cancers, as recommended by guidelines published in 2010 by the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) and the College of American Pathologists (CAP). Hormone receptor status is used to predict an individual's cancer outcome (as a prognostic marker) and to determine if hormone therapy will be an effective treatment.
Those who have ER-positive and PR-positive tumors tend to have a better prognosis for disease-free survival and overall survival than those with ER-negative or PR-negative tumors. They are also much more likely to respond to endocrine therapy, such as the anti-hormone treatment tamoxifen.
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Hormone receptor status testing is recommended as part of an initial workup when a person has been diagnosed with invasive breast cancer. Typically, testing is also performed on breast cancer that has returned after successful treatment (recurred). Patients with non-invasive breast cancer (ductal carcinoma in situ, DCIS) may discuss the option with their health practitioners and decide to undergo testing as part of their workup.
In general, if a person's cancer is ER-positive and PR-positive, the individual will have a better than average prognosis, and their cancer is likely to respond to endocrine therapy such as tamoxifen. The more receptors present and the more intense their reaction, the more likely the response.
If a person's cancer is ER-negative but PR-positive, or ER-positive but PR-negative, then she may still benefit from endocrine therapy but may have a diminished response.
If the cancer is both ER-negative and PR-negative, then the person is not likely to benefit from endocrine therapy.
An individual's response to endocrine therapy will depend on a variety of factors, but typical response rates include:
HER2/neu testing may be done at the same time as hormone receptor status testing. A patient with a positive estrogen and/or progesterone receptor status may find their response to endocrine therapy diminished if they are also HER2/neu-positive.
Hormone receptor status testing is not available in every laboratory. It requires experience and special training to perform and interpret. A health practitioner will probably send a patient's sample to a reference laboratory and it may take several days to weeks before the results are available.
It takes a small amount of cancer tissue to perform hormone receptor status testing. If a sufficient sample is not available, a health practitioner may make an assumption that a patient's cancer is ER-positive and PR-positive in order to broaden the treatment options.
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A nice room. Sauna and swimming pool are included. Warm buffet is not expensive however also of average quality.
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Mount the Dead: details are important Edit
here's some questions i have concerning the mount the dead feature that this class is built around.
1. is a character that takes this class only able to pick one mount upon entering, and then is stuck with it, or are they allowed to summon any creature available to them off the list, or any that a DM will allow, at any time and in any order? i.e. could a level 15 character with at least 1 level in Bone Rider summon a Charnel hound in a battle, the mount sustains damage during the encounter, but is not destroyed, the Bone Rider then dismisses it. Can the Bone Rider summon an full strength Ulgurstasta the next round, with no backlash? or should some ritual or waiting period be necessary to change mounts?
2. if he then resummons a Charnel Hound later that same day, is it the same damaged one, or is it a brand new one, at full strength?
the second question is very important as i am also curious as to whether or not any items the summoned creature is holding or equipped with simply vanish with it, or the creature vanishes from underneath them and they simply fall to the ground, potentially sustaining damage. --Azerinth 00:00, November 16, 2009 (UTC)
- I replied to this on the other Wiki but I don't mind saying it again. It should (at least, IMO) use the same rules as a Paladin's mount, which means that it has full hit points each time it is summoned and appears with all equipment it possessed when dismissed. You also cannot have more than one mount at a time; you choose one from that list and can summon it at you leisure. When you summon it, however, you may swap it for a different one, which becomes your new mount. - TG Cid 00:08, November 16, 2009 (UTC)
Animate Dead Edit
was just rebrowsing some pages and i see Animate Dead listed at the third level in the class abilities table. but it's not anywhere in the below text. is this something that's supposed to be there? and if so what exactly are the limits on the power it grants?--Azerinth 19:43, June 15, 2010 (UTC)


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Penguins face penalties from NHL after Game 3 loss to Flyers
PHILADELPHIA — The Penguins haven`t looked like themselves for most of a first-round Stanley Cup playoff series against the Philadelphia Flyers. They should look different Wednesday night in Game 4 while attempting to avoid a stunning sweep.
Fourth-line wingers Aaron Asham and Craig Adams face automatic suspensions — pending NHL review — for fouls committed during an 8-4 loss to the Flyers at Wells Fargo Center on Sunday.
Asham received a match penalty late in the first period for his cross-check/punch combo to Flyers center Brayden Schenn. Adams was tagged with an instigator to go with his fighting major against Flyers winger Scott Hartnell with under five minutes remaining in regulation.
Asham will not play Wednesday, but Adams could have his suspension revoked if NHL chief disciplinarian Brendan Shanahan deems he was not trying to 'send a message,' a league source said Sunday night.
The Penguins were penalized 20 times for 89 minutes.
Right winger James Neal`s perceived head-hunting pursuits of centers Claude Giroux and Sean Couturier dismayed many Flyers.
'I don`t think they are calculated, but there are some guys running around that don`t usually do that,' defenseman Kimmo Timonen said. 'I don`t know why you would change your game for the playoffs. I don`t like that.'
Coincidentally, the first fight-filled game of this series was played on a day when the NHL issued suspensions to New York Rangers forward Carl Hagelin (four games) and Ottawa Senators forward Matt Carkner (one game) for fouls committed Saturday night.
Game 3 featured 77 combined hits, 32 total blocked shots and 148 cumulative penalty minutes.
'Yeah, it was a lot of fighting,' Flyers right winger Jaromir Jagr said, adding that Neal`s hit on Couturier was 'a dirty play.'
Neal said he 'didn`t even mean to hit' Couturier, but Flyers coach Peter Laviolette lamented that Couturier, a rookie at 19, needed assistance to the dressing room.
'It`s hard to watch,' Laviolette said. 'We`ve got a young player on the ice who`s playing some great hockey. So it`s difficult to see that.'
Even Sidney Crosby — who missed time dating to January 2011 because of concussion symptoms — dropped the gloves with Giroux.
'There is more than one team getting in those things, so you can make a story all you want about us getting frustrated,' he said. 'We are playing playoff hockey, and they are doing the same things we are. It`s intense and you can say that we got frustrated, but we didn`t.'


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John Liebenberg, 48, was released with a warning after three days in custody.
The judge said he could not understand why Mr Liebenberg, of South Africa, was detained by police for so long.
Jolie, whose baby is due this month, has been protected by heavy security since arriving in Africa with her partner Brad Pitt six weeks ago.
Mr Liebenberg, a veteran photo-journalist, was taken into custody after driving into the rear of a police station in the port town of Walvis Bay.
He had received a tip-off that Jolie was about to give birth at a private hospital there.
Police claimed he had been searching for a vantage point to take a picture of the building's entrance.
'Unnecessary detention'
"It might be that you are a foreigner and that you were arrested for trespassing, [but] why was it necessary to keep you in custody for the whole weekend?" Walvis Bay magistrate Sarel Jacobs asked in court.
"I don't understand that and I think it was unnecessary," he added before dismissing him.
The prosecution had asked for a fine of 1,000 Namibian dollars (£80) or a year in prison.
Mr Liebenberg told Reuters press agency after the hearing that police may have wanted to use his case as a warning to other photographers and media.
"They probably wanted to make an example of me to the other so-called nasty paparazzi press. But we have been very respectful to [the couple]," he said.
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|Early Settlement of the in the Connecticut River Valley (1750 to 1800)
|The purpose of this unit is to study the early settlement of the Upper Connecticut River Valley using primary sources and the landscape. Students follow an inquiry model where they gain background knowledge to the topic, generate questions about the people who settled this region, and then launch an historical investigation culminating in a historical cemetery quest that they can share with their community.
|Enduring Understandings
|Essential Question
|What is the relationship between culture, humans, and geography?
|Focusing Questions
|Content Grade Expectations for Vermont
|H&SS3-4:8 Students connect the past with the present by…
|H&SS3-4:9 Students show understanding of how humans interpret history by…
|H&SS3-4:12 Students show understanding of human interaction with the environment over time
|H&SS3-4:11 Students interpret geography and solve geographic problems by…
|Inquiry Grade Expectations for Vermont
|Students initiate an inquiry by.
Asking relevant and focusing questions based on what they have seen, what they have read, what they have listened to, and/or what they have researched.
|New Hampshire Curriculum Framework: Social Studies
|SS:CV:6:2.2: Identify and illustrate the heritage that early settlers brought to the development and establishment of American democracy, e.g., political, legal, philosophical, or religious traditions. (Themes: E: Cultural Development, Interaction, and Change)
|SS:GE:6:4.4: Analyze the spatial patterns of settlement, e.g., urbanization along river, agriculture on fertile plains, or nomadic lifestyles in steppes and deserts. (Themes: C: People, Places and Environment, E: Cultural Development, Interaction, and Change)
Thanks to Steve Glazer of Poetics of Place, classroom teachers Marguerite Ames and Bridget Fariel, and Beth Hughes of Broadwing Design for assistance in designing this toolkit.
|Background Essays for Focusing Questions
|Who first lived in the area we now call New Hampshire and Vermont?
|Why did settlers come to New Hampshire and Vermont, and where did they come from?
|Who settled here and how did they live?
|What did the early settlers do to organize their towns?
|General Background Essays
|English Settlement In The Connecticut River Valley: 1691-1791
|The French Settlement Of Vermont: 1609-1929
|Stories Of Forced Migrations To Vermont
|Timeline of English Settlement in the Connecticut River Valley
|The Revolution and the new nation (1763 to 1815)
|Early Settlement
|Movement and Settlement
|Life, Liberty, and Land: Vermont 1763 - 1783
|The Revolution and the new nation (1763 to 1815)
|Early Settlement
|Movement and Settlement
|The Connecticut River Valley: A Rebellion within the Revolution
|Colonization, settlement, and communities (1607 to 1763)
he Revolution and the new nation (1763 to 1815)
|Early Settlement
|Movement and Settlement
|Focusing Question 1: Who first lived in the area we now call Vermont and New Hampshire?
|Abenaki Place Names
|Mapping the Abenaki Homeland
|Focusing Question 2: Where did the first European settlers come from?
|From England to Connecticut
|Up the Connecticut River
|Primary Source Analysis: Trade
|Focusing Question 3: Who settled here and how did they live?
|John and Lydia's Story: The Journey North
|John and Lydia's Story: The First Winter
|Primary Source Analysis: Chartering a Town
|Focusing Question 4: What did the settlers do to organize their towns?
|Primary Source Map Analysis
|Town Meeting
|Who first lived in this area we now call Vermont and New Hampshire?
|Exploring Wôbanakik, the Abenaki Homeland
|Make your own Wôbanakik map
|A Home in the Wilderness
|Make your own map of the New England colonies
|One Family's Story: Trace their Journey
|Who settled here and how did they live?
|Explore a Town Record
|A Home in the Wilderness
|What did they do to organize their towns?
|Explore a Town Map
|The New Frontier
Background History BooksJan Albers, Hands on the Land (2002)
Rebecca Brown, Editor, Where the Great River Rises (2009)
Frank Bryan, Real Democracy: The New England Town Meeting and How it Works (2004)
Susan Clark & Frank Bryan, All Those in Favor: Rediscovering the Secrets of Town Meeting and Community (2005)
Colin Calloway, The Western Abenaki of Vermont, 1600 - 1800 (1994)
David Foster, New England Forests through Time (2000) See also the online link
Benjamin Hall, History of Eastern Vermont (1857)
Abby Hemenway, Vermont Historical Gazetteer (Orange County is in volume 2, 1871; see www.books.google.com)
Jere Daniell, Colonial New Hampshire: A History (1981)
Michael Caduto, A Time Before New Hampshire (2003)
Gregory Edgar, Patriots and Gone to Meet the British
Picture BooksDiana Appelbaum, Giants in the Land (1993)
Jesse Bruchac, Mosbas and the Magic Flute http://nativeauthors.com/index.php?productID=1393
Marge Bruchac, Malian's Song (1996)
Lynne Cherry, A River Ran Wild (1952)
Alice Dalgliesh, Courage of Sarah Noble (1954)
Michael Hahn, Ann Story (1996)
Natalie Kinsey-Warnock, The Bear that Heard Crying (1997)
Chapter BooksJoseph Bruchac, The Winter People (2004)
Susannah Speare, Calico Captive (2001)
Books on Historical Inquiry and Teaching with Primary SourcesJoan Brodsky Schur, Eyewitness to the Past (2007)
Perspectives '76 (1976)
Background Information
Freedom and Unity
New Hampshire Historical Society Slide Shows
Native Americans of New Hampshire
Landscape History of Central New England
Old Maps
New Hampshire Census Information
This website provides concise, step-by-step directions on how to look at a graveyard as a historian.
"Stones and Bones: Using Tombstones as Textbooks" contains content information about what to look for in cemeteries, cemetery symbology, glossaries, burial customs, attitudes toward death, information about marble and granite, folklore and superstitions about death and burial customs. The packet also includes skill sheets and sample activities, including important information about the "do's and don'ts" of gravestone rubbing, and a resources section that includes a list of organizations, books available from the Barre Granite Association about gravestone memorial art and architecture, and a bibliography.
This lesson introduces students to data collection and to the families buried in their local cemetery. It also provides resources that can be used back in the classroom to link student work in mathematics and computer technology.
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Evolution of New Hampshire Town Meeting
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Major Kevin Campbell Thomas Newman (Australian Army retired) ended his press conference in a suburban Brisbane community reserve in his new seat of Ashgrove with the words to persistent journalists: "At this point I'll have to break contact.''
This military expression tells you quite a lot about
Major Newman routed Labor north and south of the Brisbane Line (this was the planned World War II defensive line against a Japanese advance), reducing his opponents to a disorderly rabble confined to a few remaining redoubts in working class suburbs in and around the capital, and in Rockhampton and Mackay.
In Australian political history, this was Labor's Crimea.
But premier-elect Newman will have little time to savour his triumph. Expectations of his new administration will be such that unless he gets on with the job of fulfilling a fairly ambitious roster he will begin to disappoint a lot of people. As he told us yesterday in Ashgrove, his party had put out a "huge amount'' of policy and now had a mandate to put these policies into practice.
In one respect Newman is right. There can be no question about his mandate.
Not for Newman the snail's pace of a
Newman has a big agenda, big expectations, a big majority, and big challenges in a big state that has been buffeted by a run of natural disasters and is in need of a shake-up after two decades of Labor rule.
In two separate and lengthy interviews with The Australian Financial Review in the past 12 months, one soon after he became leader of the LNP and the other more recently during the election campaign itself, he was chafing at getting on with the job. His military training in 13 years in the regular army – Newman is an honours graduate in civil engineering and an MBA – has conditioned a certain mindset. He is not planning to waste time.
"If we win we'll hit the ground running, so we've got a schedule for 14 days, and we've got a schedule for the first 100 days,'' he told the Financial Review earlier this month.
Top of his priorities list will be a "commission of audit'' a la the incoming
If there is a phrase that is likely to describe a Newman administration it is "business friendly'', not in the sense that we'll see a return of the "white shoe brigade'' that brought Queensland into disrepute during the Joh Bjelke-Petersen era, but the incoming premier happens to believe business shackles should be eased, especially in planning matters.
Whether he can loosen what he describes as Labor's Brisbane-centric "command and control'' approach to planning approvals by devolving responsibilities to municipalities and local councils without risking a return to the corrupt practices of the past is an issue.
"What we want to do in a whole range of ways is devolve power, authority and responsibility to the level of government or organisation that is best able to make those decisions,'' he says.
"In our vision of Queensland it would be local government that would be empowered to do a whole lot of heavy lifting so you get better local decisions. They've been tied up in red tape."
Newman faces some notable challenges, among them a budget deficit that is headed for $4 billion this financial year; a state debt set to peak at $85 billion in 2014-15; and the burden of rebuilding Queensland after floods and cyclones cost the state and federal government an estimated $8 billion in 2011 alone.
Flooding in Queensland's cotton and grazing regions this year has added to the recovery bill, eating away at the $14 billion the state gained from controversial asset sales that weighed heavily on
Queensland's hefty borrowing for infrastructure and other such requirements at a time when costs of services outstripped revenues caused it to lose its AAA credit rating in 2009. Newman has vowed to restore the state's gilt-edged rating.
We shall see.
Despite a mining boom in the north that is transforming towns like Gladstone, Mackay and Rockhampton into thriving regional centres, Queensland is struggling. Its south-east corner, including Brisbane and the Gold Coast, is underperforming. Property prices have crumpled, retailing is sick, and tourism receipts are substantially down on earlier this decade. The high dollar is not helping, nor is a fall-off in overseas student numbers.
Last year was the first since 1984 that more people moved from Queensland to Victoria than the other way round. Job opportunities were constrained in the state's south-east, where unemployment is above the national average 5.2 per cent.
Newman's most ambitious pledge has been to get the jobless rate in Queensland down to 4 per cent. This will be much easier said than done, and will hinge, to an extent, on factors beyond his control, such as the continuation of the mining boom dependent on overseas markets.
The new premier can be expected to be miner-friendly, which might explain why one of the most excited – and excitable – figures at the Hilton Hotel in Brisbane on Saturday where the Liberal National Party celebrated its victory was mining billionaire
Palmer has a huge stake in the new Newman government's benevolence when it comes to his ambitious plans to develop his coal tenements in the Galilee Basin,which is shaping as Australia's next big resource province, located north-west of the Bowen Basin.
Both Palmer and
However, the new Queensland administration will be constrained by its high debt load, its budget deficit that will not be eradicated quickly, and the impediments of a "two speed'' economy writ large, in which parts are prospering and other are not.
Spreading the icing on the cake will not be the least of Newman's challenges and those of his able Treasurer-designate, Tim Nicholls.
The new premier will also find that apart from his plans for Queensland Inc he will very quickly become enmeshed in the demands of leading a resource-rich state in a federal compact in which conservatives are, if not at war with Canberra, then in often noisy disputation.
During the election campaign Newman was at pains to keep attention focused on Queensland, but it is a fair bet that he will join with fellow conservative premiers, including Western Australia's
Newman was cautious about committing himself to joining Western Australia in challenging the mining tax in the High Court, but it would be surprising if Queensland did not add its weight.
Other Queensland preoccupations that mesh with those of Western Australia include distribution of GST revenues. The mining states believe they are getting a poor deal considering their respective contributions to the national exchequer.
Newman may take a bit of time to settle in to a role of feisty spokesman for state interests, but when he "makes contact'' as opposed to "breaks contact'' we can expect a fairly forthright contribution to the national debate.
Major Newman's debut on the national stage will come at the Council of Australian Governments meeting in Canberra next month. His performance will be closely watched.
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The university claims students can face a citation or fine for violating the UNO smoking prohibition.
This citation goes a long way to reinforce my faith in selection committees.
Saying so is to make a statement so obvious as to defy the need for citation.
Conard relies almost entirely on assertion and citation to support this point.
The sort of reader who believes that typing Do you have a citation for that?
This citation points out that the Sunday class work must not conflict with the religious services.
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Can you give the citation of the decision that you have mentioned?
Their citation in support of the thesis of Church opposition to science, theoretic or applied, is entirely without justification.
c.1300, "summons, written notice to appear," from Old French citation or directly from Latin citationem (nominative citatio) "a command," noun of action from past participle stem of citare "to summon, urge, call; put in sudden motion, call forward; rouse, excite" (see cite). Meaning "passage cited, quotation" is from 1540s. From 1918 as "a mention in an official dispatch."


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Updated 5:05 pm, Monday, January 27, 2014
SAN ANTONIO — Urgent Care & Occupational Health Centers of Texas opened a clinic in Schertz on Monday, its fourth such facility.
The new clinic is at the corner of FM 3009 and FM 78 and will serve residents of Schertz, Universal City, Cibolo and other cities.
Urgent Care's physicians treat minor ailments, such as common colds, up to serious injuries, such as broken bones. The operation touts a typical patient wait time of under 30 minutes and says its doctors can directly admit patients to hospitals when needed, bypassing emergency rooms.
Urgent Care also has clinics in Boerne, Bulverde and New Braunfels.
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CSD CIRES Scientist Earns Presidential Award for Early Career Achievements23 July 2012
Image: CIRES
The White House today named CSD CIRES scientist Rebecca Washenfelder as a recipient of the 2011 Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers (PECASE). The PECASE award is the highest honor given by the U.S. government to outstanding scientists and engineers in the early stages of their careers.
Washenfelder is an atmospheric chemist with CIRES, a partnership between NOAA and the University of Colorado Boulder. Her PECASE award citation acknowledges her "pioneering work in developing and applying new measurement techniques to study atmospheric chemistry related to climate and air quality and for commitment to science education and outreach."
She developed a new instrument that uses light in studies of the sources and composition of tiny airborne particles that affect both climate and air quality. Such particles, also known as aerosols, are an important and poorly understood component of the atmosphere. Her studies with the new instrument are expected to further scientific understanding about how aerosols affect climate and air quality.
She has also been actively involved in education and outreach, working to communicate the importance and progress of her research to the public. Read more about her research – work that has helped improve air quality in Houston, Texas, in the article CU-led discovery helps clear the air in Houston, or listen to a podcast with Washenfelder:
Washenfelder, who earned her master's and doctoral degrees in environmental science and engineering from the California Institute of Technology, says she first became interested in her chosen career while a student at Pomona College in Los Angeles County. As she ran around the college's track, she says, she sometimes couldn't even see the nearby San Gabriel Mountains because of the smog. "There would just be a brown haze and no mountains," Washenfelder said. "I was fascinated by the air quality and decided that I wanted to study atmospheric chemistry."
"I am honored to receive this award," she said.
More information:
CIRES Press Release: CIRES Scientists Earn Presidential Honor
NOAA Press Release: NOAA scientists earn presidential honor for early career achievements
NOAA Research: Inventing Instruments - Atmospheric chemist develops new tools to study climate and air quality


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The Most Frequently Asked Questions by PARENTS about Student Conduct
1.) If my student gets into trouble, will I be notified?
In efforts to help reduce the increasingly dangerous alcohol consumption incidents, parents are regularly notified when a student is found to be responsible for violating a University alcohol and/or drug policy. Yet, University of Central Oklahoma encourages students to speak with their parents on their own.
The Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) allows for Universities to contact the parents of students, if their student has been found "RESPONSIBLE" for violating any University alcohol or controlled substance policy or any local, state, or federal law and are under the age of twenty-one (21). Therefore, parents may be contacted if the aforementioned criterion is met. Additionally, parents may be contacted, without consent of the student, if their student's health, safety, and/or welfare are in clear and present danger.
2.) If my student is accused of violating a University policy, what happens? Students may receive a phone call, email, face-to-face request and/or a letter from the Office of Student Conduct or another University Official (i.e. instructor, Housing and Dining staff member, etc.) requesting them to make an appointment to meet with the Director of Student Conduct or designee by a certain deadline. If in an email or letter, the communication will most likely describe any complaints that may have been filed against the student(s). This notification should be taken very seriously. Students should make an appointment at their earliest convenience and prior to the stated deadline. Ignoring this notification and/or failing to make an appointment may result in a hold being placed on their University account, a decision being made regarding their case without the benefit of their input, or other more severe disciplinary actions.
The Office of Student Conduct shall provide due process for students by providing notice and seeking to hear the various perspectives from each complaint. There are four (4) possible outcomes to an Informal Conduct Meeting, which are listed below:
• The complaint is dismissed after an investigation and accused student is found to be "not responsible."
• Responsibility is accepted by accused and sanctions may or may not be applied without formal hearing.
• A formal Student Conduct Hearing is arranged where accused may be found responsible or not responsible for alleged behavior.
• The case is deemed to be inconclusive and the complaint is placed in the accused person's file, as an established paper trail. The accused is advised that the case may be re-opened if further adverse information about the incident is received and/or acquired. (The accused may choose to appeal the contents of their file at a later date.)
3.) How can I participate in the University conduct process? Parents and/or guardians may indirectly participate in the student conduct process by being supportive while holding the student accountable to the University's expectations. You can also help identify and provide necessary interventions, such as alcohol or drug evaluations, anger management, and others, so that the student can recover from their current challenge and be successful in the future. Allow, encourage, and expect the student to set appointments, attend meetings, and fulfill sanctions. It is usually not helpful to the educational development of the student, or resolution of the matter, for you to take over the process for the student.
4.) Can I be present with my student in a Student Conduct Hearing? According to the UCO Code of Student Conduct (section III.), the complainant, the accused student, and / or the accused student organization representative(s) shall have the right to be assisted by any advisor they choose, at their own expense, unless that person's presence and / or actions disrupt the operations of the hearing. The complainant, the accused student, and / or the accused student organization representative(s) may be assisted by no more than one (1) advisor. The advisor may be an attorney. The complainant and / or the accused student or organization is responsible
for presenting his, her, or their own case and, therefore, advisors are not permitted to speak or to participate directly in any Student Conduct Hearing before a student conduct body. Participating students should select as an advisor or person whose schedule allows attendance at the allotted dates and times for Student Conduct Hearings. Generally, delays shall not be allowed, because of scheduling conflicts of advisors.
5.) What factors are considered when determining whether a student is "responsible" for an alleged behavior? The University of Central Oklahoma uses a "preponderance or weight of the evidence" standard in determining whether a student should be held responsible for an alleged behavior. Primarily, the Director of Student Conduct or qualified designee shall make the determination of responsibility on the basis of whether it is "more likely than not" that the accused student violated the Code of Student Conduct.
The factors that are considered in each case include, but are not limited to, the following:
(listed in no particular order)
• Police reports, if any
• Witness statements, if any
• The nature of the incident
• The intent of the student(s) involved
• The effect on the University community
• Prior conduct records of involved students
• Prior criminal record(s), if any
• The role of the accused student(s) in the incident
• The cooperation and honesty of the involved student(s)
• The development and education of the student(s) involved
• The safety, well-being, and recovery of the surrounding and/or impacted University community
6.) What is the difference between probation, suspension, and expulsion?
A student may be placed on probation in Housing or on a University level. As defined by the UCO Code of Student Conduct, section III. P., there are two (2) levels of University probation. The following descriptions apply to University Probation only.
Probation 1- A written reprimand for violation of specified regulations. Probation is for a designated period of time and includes the probability of more severe sanctions, such as suspension or expulsion, if the student is found responsible for violating any further institutional regulation(s) during the probationary period.
Probation 2 – A written reprimand for violation of specified regulations and a loss of privilege from representing the University in on or off campus co-curricular and / or extracurricular academic, athletic, or other social functions sponsored by the University during the probationary period. Probation is for a designated period of time and includes the probability of more severe sanctions, such as suspension or expulsion, if the student is found responsible for violating any further institutional regulation(s) during the probationary period.
University Temporary Suspension occurs when a student may be temporarily suspended from the University without a hearing when there is an immediate and present danger of damage to life and property or disruption of University life. Such an administrative decision will be effective immediately.
University Suspension occurs when a student may be suspended for a definite period of time, not less than the remainder of the current semester in which he or she is enrolled. The student who has been suspended may apply for readmission at the close of the period for which he or she was suspended. A suspension hold may be placed on the transcript during the period of suspension. Likewise, a notation of the suspension may be placed on the student's academic transcript. In addition, a student may be suspended from Housing facilities.
University Expulsion is a permanent separation of the student from the University. When a student is expelled, a notation of the suspension may be placed on the student's academic transcript. Generally, a student who is expelled may not be allowed to reenter the University.
7.) How do we appeal a disciplinary decision?
In general, there are two (2) types of student conduct appeals. First, appeals that do not involve temporary suspension, suspension, expulsion, credit recession, and/or degree revocation are handled by the Vice President for Student Affairs. Secondly, appeals that do involve temporary suspension, suspension, expulsion, credit recession, and/or
degree revocation are handled by the Committee on Student Conduct. The Committee on Student Conduct is a committee consisting of faculty, students, and sometimes staff members.
Appeals handled by the Vice President for Student Affairs: A decision reached by the student conduct body or a sanction imposed by the Director of Student Conduct may be appealed by accused students or complainants to Vice President for Student Affairs. To initiate an appeal, the student must make the request. The request and reason for appeal should be made in writing, by hard copy, signed, and dated, to the Office of Student Conduct within three (3) University days after the disciplinary decision is rendered and received by the student. The decision of the Vice President for Student Affairs shall be final.
Appeals handled by the Committee on Student Conduct: To initiate an appeal, a student must make the request. The request and reason for appeal should be made in writing, by hard copy, signed, and dated, to the Office of Student Conduct within three (3) University days after the disciplinary decision is rendered and received by the student. If the student appeals a decision of suspension, expulsion, degree revocation, or rescission of credit, the decision will stand until after a hearing before the Committee on Student Conduct. Any act by a properly constituted committee, at which a quorum of the committee is present, shall be binding.
A decision to temporarily suspend becomes effective immediately, but may be overturned after a hearing before the Committee on Student Conduct. Hearings will be held as soon as practical after the student makes the request.
The Director of Student Conduct shall serve as the University's representative in appeals before the Committee on Student Conduct. The University Legal Counsel shall serve as the advisor to the Committee on Student Conduct on matters of procedure.
8.) If my student is found to be responsible, does the outcome go on my student's academic transcript? Usually, behavioral disciplinary sanctions will not appear on a student's transcript, unless the student was found responsible for academic misconduct and/or sanctioned a suspension or expulsion.
9.) Will a student conduct record prevent my student from being accepted into Graduate School or getting a job? No, not necessarily. If a student completes an Educational Records Release Authorization (ERRA) form or an official release form from a potential employer or a graduate school registration program, then the Office of Student Conduct may release the requested information from the student conduct file. If a prior conduct record is discovered about your student, the graduate school and/or potential employer may decide to investigate the application and/or the severity of the conduct incident(s), and then make a decision. This information will not be released unless the student grants the University written permission.
10.)My student has to appear in court for the same incident. Why do we need to go through the University process too? Contrary to popular belief, this is not double jeopardy, which only applies to the criminal court system. Students are held responsible by the University of Central Oklahoma for their behavior under the UCO Code of Student Conduct.
University conduct proceedings may be instituted against a student with violation of a law which is also a violation of the UCO Code of Student Conduct; such as, when both violations result from the same incident. Proceedings under the UCO Code of Student Conduct may be carried out prior to, simultaneously with, or following civil or criminal proceedings off-campus.
11.) This incident occurred off campus. Why is the university involved in this matter?
Generally, University jurisdiction and discipline shall be limited to conduct which occurs on or near University premises or which adversely affects the University Community and / or the pursuit of its objectives. Thus, even if an incident occurs off campus, it may still be considered a violation of the Code of Student Conduct, which, if reported to the University, will be handled by the Office of Student Conduct.
12.)What is FERPA?
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) of 1974 is a Federal law that protects the privacy of student education records. The law applies to all schools that receive funds under an applicable program of the U.S. Department of Education.
FERPA gives parents certain rights with respect to their children's education records. These rights transfer to the student when he or she reaches the age of 18 or attends a school beyond the high school level. Students to whom the rights have transferred are "eligible students."
Generally, schools must have written permission from the parent or eligible student in order to release any information from a student's education record. However, schools may disclose, without consent, "directory" information such as a student's name, address, telephone number, date and place of birth, honors and awards, and dates of attendance.
For further information about the details of FERPA, please go to section VI. A. of the UCO Code of Student Conduct or to http://www.ed.gov/policy/gen/guid/fpco/ferpa/index.html.
13.)What does UCO consider "Directory Information?"
Public Directory Information and Student Access to Official Educational Records at the University of Central Oklahoma (UCO) designates the following student information as public or directory information:
Category I
Student's name, local and permanent address, e-mail address, telephone number(s), classification, dates of attendance at UCO, enrollment status (full-time, half-time, or less than halftime).
Category II
Major field of study / degree program, educational institutions previously attended, degrees and awards granted, educational background degree(s) held and date(s) granted and institutions granting such degree(s).
Category III
Date and place of birth, participation in officially recognized organizations, activities and sports, and weight and height of participants in officially recognized sports. This information may be disclosed by the institution for any purpose, at its discretion.
Students may choose to withhold disclosure of all the above categories of "Directory Information" under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974. Forms requesting the withholding of "Directory Information" are available in Enrollment Management, Nigh University Center 124, (405) 974-2338.
14.)Well, how can I check on how my student is doing regarding his/her grades?
The Office of Student Conduct encourages direct communication between parents and their students as
the primary effort. The college years are sometimes difficult and stressful, which lead to
less than desirable communication between family members. Even so, your balanced efforts, support and desire to be involved in their lives is invaluable.
The University of Central Oklahoma has two (2) options for parents who seek to find out about students' grades and/or other specified educational records.
1. Eligible students (18 years of age or older or a student of a college or University) may fill out an Educational Records Release Authorization (ERRA) form and submit it to the Office of Student Conduct, as a form of permission, to disclose specified information from their record(s).
2. Parents of a dependent student, as defined in Section 152 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954, are entitled to access to official educational records of that student. Access, however, may not be granted unless proof of dependency is established through Enrollment Management or the Office of Student Conduct. Proof may be established by submitting a copy of the parents'/guardians' most recent federal income tax form(s).
15.)Who can I contact to find out more information on Student Conduct at UCO?
The Director of Student Conduct, may be reached in the Office of Student Conduct, Lillard Administration Building 213, (405) 974-2361 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
The structure of the questions and answers were inspired by and adapted from the Judicial Affairs webpages of the University of Colorado at Boulder and the University of Maryland.


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Quoting Dinesh Nair <dinesh at alphaque dot com>:
>> the 1.3 ALPHA images of m0n0wall are based on freebsd 6.1 and yes,
>> they're still in alpha stage so they do have bugs. this can be
>> downloaded from the m0n0wall downloads page.
>> in addition, the sources and kernel patches for the 6.1 version have
>> been available from m0n0's subversion repository under
>> branches/freebsd6.
>> as i'm (seemingly) the only one using and testing 1.3 at the moment,
>> development is admittedly a little slow. i'd welcome more to the
>> effort, especially on platforms i dont have inhouse (WRAP, net48xx) to
>> test on.
> Dinesh,
> I have a spare WRAP here that I'd happily use for testing of the 6.1
> version. Just tell me what needs testing and I'll get on it. I've got
> Linux and Windows clients here. Feel free to email me directly or
> start a new thread on the list.
> Personally, I'd really like to see m0n0 move forward with better
> hardware compatibility, improved wireless support etc. pfSense is
> great but I still think there's a place for m0n0wall :)
> Cheers,
> Chris Taylor
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I am also available for testing! I have a Nokia IP330 and an IP440 that
I could put to use for this task. Of course, various x86 boxes are also
lying around that could be used as well.
pfSense seems to be mentioned quite frequently here. Many times, it is
offered as a replacement to monowall. Yes, it does have more features
but I have found it to be not as stable as m0n0(even in spite of the
[m0n0wall] Version 1.22 Freeze thread...). Also, it has a larger
footprint that is not suitable for many of the platforms m0n0 can run on
reliably. Both have their place and function however I still believe
m0n0 to be superior.
Please let me know how I am able to help!


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As always, I really love Brandon George's articles about the Dallas Cowboys and Jerry Jones. He is one of the best writers around. Enjoy! Randy
Inside the Dallas Cowboys
Why Witten, Ware are only current Cowboys who are likely Ring of Honor members
By Brandon George
Dallas Morning News
Link Below
IRVING – Sunday is a big day for Cowboys fans of yesteryear.
A rather fruitless opponent – Seattle – will be overshadowed by the Cowboys' plans to officially add three more members to the team's hallowed Ring of Honor.
Wide receiver Drew Pearson, defensive end/linebacker Charles Haley and offensive tackle Larry Allen will become the three newest ring members, upping the total to 20 (18 players plus Tom Landry and Tex Schramm).
The Cowboys' Ring of Honor has exclusive membership. A player must be the best of the best to get in, which begs the question: How many current Cowboys could end up in the Dallas Cowboys Ring of Honor?
For me, that number is two. Tight end Jason Witten and outside linebacker DeMarcus Ware.
If both finish their careers as Cowboys, they'll be near locks to make the Ring of Honor. That'll be especially true if they're ever a part of a Super Bowl team here. Both will likely end their careers as two of the bests at their respective positions and both are pillars in the community and inspirational team leaders.
You'd have to search long and hard to find anyone who would say a bad word about Witten or Ware, on or off the football field. Trust me, don't waste your time.
Witten is on pace to become the NFL's all-time receiving yards leader for tight ends. Before this year is over, Ware could become the first NFL player ever to record two 20-sack seasons.
Some worthy Cowboys players of the past have certainly been overlooked for the Ring of Honor along the way. But Witten and Ware shouldn't be among those passed-over players one day.
"The Ring of Honor is guys who have been out here and done the best they could in this uniform," Cowboys wide receiver Miles Austin said. "It's the upper-echelon of players who have been here. I have so much respect for all of those guys who are in."
Pearson was one such overlooked player for some time until owner Jerry Jones made amends with him a few months ago by telling him he'd be one of the newest members of the Ring of Honor.
"What I hope this does is open the door for other guys to be looked at, their credentials, what they did for the Dallas Cowboys," Pearson said at the time. "I can go on and on naming names of guys I played with who deserve this recognition as well, so hopefully they see that Jerry appreciates the past and will honor the past and in due time, all those guys that deserve that type of recognition will get that type of recognition, at the same time keeping this as exclusive as any other teams' Ring of Honor, Hall of Fame, Wall of Fame or whatever they have."
Q: Will the Cowboys bring in a cornerback and inside linebacker to replaced the injured Mike Jenkins and Sean Lee ? Do they really need kicker David Buehler and tight end Martellus Bennett on the roster?
Joe Cook, Newark, N.J.
GEORGE: The Cowboys have more depth right now at cornerback than inside linebacker, so I would say no on bringing in another cornerback at this point. Adding an inside linebacker is a possibility or promoting Orie Lemon from the practice squad. As far as Buehler and Bennett, I believe both are expendable at any time. Dan Bailey has done enough to show the Cowboys that they don't need two kickers. The Cowboys have depth at tight end. Bennett continues to drop passes and his chances have just about run out. Both could be cut any week now.
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Q: Don't you think Jason Garrett's offense is too predictable? Why don't we seem to throw any long balls anymore? With the receivers we have, we should throw three to six long balls a game of 25-plus yards.
Perry Hagen, Cedar Rapids , Iowa
GEORGE: The primary reason the Cowboys aren't attempting as many long passes this season is because they don't trust their offensive line enough to provide adequate protection to allow routes to develop and give quarterback Tony Romo the time he needs to complete deep passes. The Cowboys' smaller, younger offensive line has had its share of struggles, especially trying to slow teams from pressuring up the middle. That doesn't afford Garrett the luxury of calling many deep-passing plays. Also, it hasn't helped that Romo is still battling pain from the broken rib he suffered in Week 2 at San Francisco.
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Q: Will Cowboys defensive coordinator Rob Ryan ever get his chance to replace head coach Jason Garrett, or will owner Jerry Jones let another good head coach like Kansas City's Todd Haley and New Orleans' Sean Payton slip away again?
Melvin Douglas, Loomis, Calif.
GEORGE: Rob Ryan won't likely ever replace Garrett as the Cowboys' coach. For one, he could get an opportunity to be a head coach in the NFL much sooner somewhere else other than Dallas. Two, it's way too early to be writing off Garrett as a head coach. He needs more time to get the Cowboys' ship righted. Plus, Ryan's defense didn't look too good Sunday night at Philadelphia.
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Q: Could kicker David Buehler punt if Mat McBriar couldn't play? After all, he has a rocket for a leg.
David A. Peeples, San Antonio
GEORGE: Buehler is a kicker with little to no punting experience. Yes, he has a strong leg. But punting is a totally different animal in the NFL than kicking. As of now, the Cowboys consider undrafted rookie place kicker Dan Bailey as their backup punter. He had two punts in the second half of Sunday night's game at Philadelphia with McBriar out with his left foot injury. Don't expect to see Buehler punting for the Cowboys any time soon.


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This time of year, of course brings us to the cider mill… or I should say mills. I believe Johnny Appleseed would be pleased to find the acres of orchards in our community. We've already visited 3 different cider mills in our area, drank gallons of cider, eaten dozens of warm donuts, and picked bags of apples. We've made apple pie, apple crisp and apple bread. We've made apple stackers and still need to make some carmel apples. Yum!
Johnny Appleseed
This week we are working on Week Six of our Harvest Time unit. I will be posting a weekly update to give everyone a space to chat about the program. If you would like more information about the program you can learn more and download the free homeschooling curriculum on our Harvest Time page. All of the directions for the art projects, recipes and activities are included in the curriculum guide. If your family is participating in the Harvest Time curriculum either for homeschooling or after school enrichment we would love to hear about it! Please leave a comment in this post in regards to your experiences with Harvest Time's Week Six activities. You are welcome, and highly encouraged to leave links to your Harvest Time's Week Six blog posts or pictures in the comment section of this post.
Harvest Time Week Six
Primary Book: Johnny Appleseed
Enrichment Book: How Do Apples Grow,
Activities: Apple Prints,
Field Trip Idea: Orchard,
Art: Archery of the Mandan,
Poem: Little Boy Blue,
Flower Fairies: Thrift Fairy & Coloring Page
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Hi my name is Miles and I like to write songs on ukulele and sometimes I like to put them on here for you to listen to
before I get around to recording versions with all kinds of fun instruments on them... like drums and moogs and mandolins and harmoniums and saws and maybe one day a hurdy gurdy.
I have a band called powpow and I think you might like it!
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Kitt is currently on his way home from his first visit to USC and the Trojans really impressed him.
"Me being out there felt like home. I like the way Coach [Lane] Kiffin calls the plays and the people out there really love USC. They are die-hard fans."
The 6-foot-1, 195 pound junior wide receiver out of Tyrone (Ga.) Sandy Creek was committed to an in-state school, but now he has a leader all the way across the country.
His mother was on this trip with him, so what does she think about her son looking at a school far from home?
"She told me if I went to school out there, then she would follow me," Kitt said laughing. "She is a nurse, so she would just move out there too. My whole family would just have to adjust if I went to school there."
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Does pac chillen belio n gnar still write havent seen much ish from them lately???
Does pac chillen belio n gnar still write havent seen much ish from them lately???
just because you dont see there ish on b.s doesn't mean they fell off go take a walk
^ true.
i'v seen new chillen belio around... as for gnar i heard he stoped a bit back but have seen newer stuff from him... as for pac idk your guess s as good as mine... ppl dont always just fall off, sometimes its best to take a bit of time off to ge your head straight, get some fresh shit flowing...
nevada, dont worry about others where abouts. .. ... .. .
smells like the bacon i just ate on my sub
ohznehm ewnoh
yes just do your own time
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hmm no beef cror.. but since when is a spot only one persons... i would understand maybe if it was on like your garage or somthing and he had capped you... but on a bridge... serious??? iv had a few spots 1 once called my own.. then some toys would come and cap me or do the worse looking tags and i would get pissed then i realized it no more my spot then anyone's. so you go back and cap it with something better not just line it out... but dont bitch when it gets capped or beefed again. cause its what happens and always will...
so im assuming u wanted a response via picture forum or else u would have pm me.
1st off, like secret905 said u could have just burned it with a piece or something of your own. Not loose ur shit over a straight letter.
2nd off, go ahead n "cap" me. i really could care less man. N if you think im going to get sucked into furthering this internet dispute over a little incident/nothing at all really, wrong.
im done talking about it. keep it PM.
for typing,
"Take notice of someone with a backpack with spray paint in it; take notice if someone has paint on their fingers, they said"
living proof
"Police charged 138 people with graffiti vandalism last year, said Deputy Chief Ken Leendertse."
Bahahaha i didnt know Hamilton had so many writers? Or are half of those times keen being booked?
Do they not realise that "graffiti awarness" is just promoting kids to look around and say "hey i can so that" go out write for a week with scribbles get booked then further promote it by making it such a "badass crime to impress chicks"? If those bustop ads didnt go up most kids wouldnt even have thought about it in the first place.
Writing graff to impress chicks ...thats lower than paying for sex
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Top Drawer goes live with window displays
December 11, 2012
Rather than merely offer specials to draw store attention for Cornish Christmas, Top Drawer decided to add a little "life" into its display windows by featuring live models.
"We just thought it would be something fun," said store manager Kelly Seolas, whose grandmother, Marilyn Seolas owns the store. "I got the idea from when they've done it in Nevada City and New York and thought it'd be fun and something different and a little innovative in downtown."
Julia Jordan, Grass Valley Downtown Association executive director, approved the live display, saying she enjoys seeing creativity in the shop owners.
"I love it when our merchants downtown get creative and think outside the box and make something different to bring an appeal to their windows and draw interest in the community," Jordan said.
The models surprised passersby by staying in a frozen position, then all of a sudden waving and showing their live state.
"You couldn't really tell until they waved, and people were laughing," Jordan said.
The models sported some of the store's pajamas, including a two-piece flannel shirt and pants.
"We're definitely not trying to do something risqué," Seolas said. "I just thought it was a fun idea, and we've gotten some awesome feedback."
Seolas said one of the intentions of the store is to provide lingerie and pajamas in a classy fashion.
"The models were very tasteful because one of the goals of our store that I think we've prided ourselves on is providing tasteful lingerie and children's pajamas," Seolas said. "I have 95-year-old women coming in, and I'm fitting them for bras."
Jordan said the models brought notice and festive fun to the downtown area.
"People were noticing so I think it was a good thing," Jordan said. "It was a lot of fun and brought holiday cheer."
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Andre Johnson hasn't lost a step at age 32. He ran free throughout the Saints' porous secondary, racking up 131 yards and seven catches in one half.
Andre Johnson doesn't care that you think he's old. He's still a solid #1 WR who sports a LOW END 12.2 points/game PPR projection. His high end projection? 18.8 points/game. See for yourself. With an overall ADP of 30, you can get him as your WR1 if you think the RB-RB draft strategy is back.
Via Mike Triplett's Four Point Stance
Speaking of fantasy football projections, tailback Mark Ingram continued to flash the versatility that the Saints have promised to feature more this season when he gained 29 yards on a perfectly executed screen pass. He also broke off a 23-yard run up the middle.
Kinda makes you wonder if Mark Ingram can be a RB2 this year. There's a lot of dissonance surrounding his fantasy potential this year, and it's clear Pierre Thomas hasn't been phased out either. So who will be most productive? Make your own projections here.
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Offensive Coordinator Adam Gase said… "So this has been a big emphasis, and for us to have three fumbles in the first half (at Seattle) was totally unacceptable.
"We've been working on it again, and the point of emphasis has to be that we cannot turn the ball over."
So said the Broncos' Offensive Coordinator before Denver's preseason week 3 game. So of course Ronnie Hillman fumbles. And the fumble is returned for a TD. That was Hillman's second fumble in two games. Montee Ball didn't fumble, but did manage to drop a wide open pass. Meanwhile Knowshon Moreno "looked like the Broncos' most polished, confident and versatile back." Moreno is the cheapest back to own in Denver's backfield, and you might be surprised at his physically comparable players and late season productivity.
Alfred Morris has the starting running back locked up. But Helu looks like a solid pick for the backup position, and he could get on the field even more thanks to his pass-catching ability. Last season Morris only caught 11 passes, and though he worked hard on his catching skills in the offseason, an opening exists for a third down back in the Skins offense.
We might be sleeping too hard on Helu. It's not hard to see him with 8+ points/game in PPR formats, and he has a very palatable 15th round ADP with more upside than many of the guys going before him (e.g. Daniel Thomas, Jonathan Franklin, Joseph Randle). Try plugging him in to the RB Sim App to see for yourself.
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In that loss to the Bears, Pryor connected on 7-of-9 passes for 93 yards, rushed for 37 yards and accounted for two TDs.
Pryor's ability to get out of the pocket and run certainly adds a different dimension to Oakland's offense than Flynn. And it is a valuable dimension, given that an already-shaky Raiders line recently lost standout left tackle Jared Veldheer for the season.
Barring a miraculous recovery of arm strength it looks like Matt Flynn will once again be beaten out for QB1 duties. I don't think Pryor will have a Russell Wilson-esque season, but if he holds on to the job, Pryor's ascension sure makes the late round QB strategy more interesting than ever. For what it's worth, even some opposing players think the Raiders should roll with Pryor.
Spoke with a Bears player after the game, and he said: "The Raiders have to go with Pryor. He at least gives them a chance."
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I have a few interviews coming up at private clinics and just wanted to get some insight into the type of contracts that either practice owners or physios working for someone at a clinic should expect?
I was offered a job at a clinic but turned it down due to the contract. I felt it was very restrictive, had to pay for my own training, find my own clients and was essentially a private contractor for this clinic. I could not practice outside of the clinics name. It was just not suitable as a new graduate with little experience of the more "business" aspect of physio.
I understand that a lot of 1:1 training is involved with private work and that courses and qualifications such as acupuncture would need to be paid back if you decided to leave after a year (or so!). However I have been told that being on a self-employed contract is better for both myself and the clinic? Can someone explain this to me? I would have thought that being an employee would be more secure for both parties?
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14-13. Understanding mechanical processes driving volcano deformation through geodetic measurements, seismic tomography and numerical modeling
Measuring and modeling transient volcanic deformation is critical in understanding magmatic processes and eruption dynamics, the foundation of the USGS strategy to monitor volcanoes and interpret their precursory unrest. The transient deformation of a volcano in unrest reflects the net effect of several mechanical processes, including magma influx, thermal stress, and degassing within the magma chamber, as well as faulting, viscoelastic relaxation, poroelastic relaxation, and thermal stress outside of the magma chamber. In addition, the surface loads imposed by new lava emplacement can cause transient deformation. Furthermore, erupted materials can undergo thermoelastic contraction for decades after emplacement. To sort out these processes, we consider them in terms of the volcano deformation cycle. In analogy with the earthquake deformation cycle, the time between two eruptions in the volcano deformation cycle can be divided into four successive intervals: syn-eruptive, post-eruptive, inter-eruptive, and pre-eruptive. These four time intervals may be linked together to form a cycle that helps interpret observations. During the syn-eruptive interval, magma moves out of the chamber, changing the stress field and typically causing deflation of the edifice. In the following years or decades of the post-eruptive interval, the stresses continue to change as a result of processes such as viscous relaxation. Eventually, the stress and strain fields may evolve toward a steady state such that little or no deformation is observed during an inter-eruptive interval that may last thousands of years. Then, during the pre-eruptive time interval, the rate of deformation may increase over a period of hours to months or even years.
We seek a postdoctoral fellow to study a fundamental question: what geophysical processes cause volcanoes to deform during a period of unrest that may or may not lead to an eruption? To do so, the postdoctoral fellow could analyze the measurements and models for the transient behavior at several volcanoes along the Aleutian arc (Lu et al., 2007). To test competing hypotheses for volcanic processes, the suggested approach is to analyze the transient behavior in terms of impulse and response. In this experiment, the magma flux during the unrest provides the impulse and the subsequent, transient deformation, the response. By simulating the impulse, measuring the response, and interpreting the constitutive relations between the two, one can infer the rheology.
The successful Mendenhall postdoctoral fellow will have the opportunity to blend, according to her or his interests, skills, and goals, three components: (1) measuring to explore the spatial and temporal behavior in the available data sets, including: (a) geodetic time series from Interferometric Synthetic Aperture Radar (InSAR) and the Global Positioning System (GPS), (b) earthquake locations; and (c) seismic tomography (Biggs et al., 2010; Fournier et al., 2009; Lu et al., 2007; Masterlark et al., 2010). (2) modeling to develop quantitative models using the Finite Element Method to simulate the timing and location of the observed seismicity and deformation by accounting for: (a) the geometry and loading of the magma chamber and lava flow, (b) the spatial distribution of material properties; and (c) the constitutive (rheological) relations between stress and strain (Lu et al., 2005; Masterlark et al., 2010). (3. interpreting to test hypotheses by iteratively confronting the models with the measurements. Potential targeted volcanoes include Okmok, Akutan, Makushin, Westdahl, and Augustin in the Aleutian. At each of these active volcanoes, the data sets required to complete the proposed research within two years are already available. At each of these volcanoes, the recent periods of unrest present an opportunity to conduct a rheological experiment to unravel the complex processes associated with magma migration, storage, and eruption in an active volcano.
Biggs, J., Z. Lu, T. Fourneir, and J. Freymueller (2010), Magma flux at Okmok Volcano, Alaska from a joint inversion of continuous GPS, campaign GPS and InSAR, J. Geophys. Res., 115, B12401, doi:10.1029/2010JB007577.
Fournier, T., J. Freymueller, and P. Cervelli (2009), Tracking magma volume recovery at Okmok volcano using GPS and an unscented Kalman filter, J. Geophys. Res., 114, B02405, doi:10.1029/2008JB005837.
Lu, Z., T. Masterlark, and D. Dzurisin (2005), Interferometric synthetic aperture radar study of Okmok volcano, Alaska, 1992-2003: Magma supply dynamics and postemplacement lava flow deformation, J. Geophys. Res., 110, 02403.
Lu, Z., D. Dzurisin, C. Wicks, J. Power, O. Kwoun, and R. Rykhus (2007), Diverse deformation patterns of Aleutian volcanoes from satellite interferometric synthetic aperture radar (InSAR), in Volcanism and Subduction: The Kamchatka Region (edited by J. Eichelberger et al.), American Geophysical Union Geophysical Monograph Series 172, 249-261, 2007.
Masterlark, T., M. Haney, H. Dickinson, T. Fournier, and C. Searcy (2010), Rheologic and structural controls on the deformation of Okmok volcano, Alaska: FEMs, InSAR, and ambient noise tomography, J. Geophys. Res., 115, B02409. doi:10.1029/2009JB006324.
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Areas of Ph.D.: Geophysics, volcanology, remote sensing, seismology or related fields (candidates holding a Ph.D. in other disciplines, but with extensive knowledge and skills relevant to the Research Opportunity may be considered).
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