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Hi all. I have this issue with my Ubuntu running on my Dell Inspiron 15R laptop. When I suspend my laptop, more often than not the whole laptop freezes without the resume prompt asking for password to login and I have to reboot my machine all over again. I was wondering if others have similar issues on their laptops or if there has been a community discussion leading to a fix.
My laptop is a Dell Inspiron 15R running Ubuntu 12.04 64-bit
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One thing I was thought of was the absence of hibernation mode in ubuntu and I read somewhere that it has been disabled by default on ubuntu 12.04 LTS which is sorta okay since Ubuntu boots really fast anyway. So if I need my work to be there when I goto my computer every morning I just need to put it on suspend mode, but because of the freeze problem I have been experiencing some trouble and the following question arose:
Does swap size has got anything to do with laptop suspend mode? If the swap size is close to RAM size or even lesser does this lead to problems after a long suspend (say an entire night!)??
Thirdly, what I really like about macbooks is their power options and how the laptop goes into sleep mode once you close the lid and wakes up seamlessly when you open it up and I do that very often and shuts down my laptop only like once a month! So I was wondering if there is a way to do that in Ubuntu and make it work seemlessly like the mac does.
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Charlotte-area home sales and prices fell in February from the same month a year ago, the Charlotte Regional Realtor Association said today. Sales fell 4.9 percent to 1,329 from 1,397, while the average sales price dropped 5.9 percent over the same period, to $180,036 from $191,288. But the ...Read More »
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It is def difficult. The other 3 kids I never did all this and never had trouble getting pregnant. Its weird.
I had a few losses before DD but never really ttc so I just thought my body knew it wasn't the right time...I didn't technically ttc DD but when I look back I'm allergic to almost every form of birth control so used none with former guy....used condoms but at the rate that they broke and malfunctioned I should have bern pregnant much sooner lol...guess one was just times right....after thid cycle if its normal I will officially start ttc with my new husband..I'm a bit scared to know how it will go...I mean I've already has one loss with new husband and had 3 previous in my life...that's a total of 4 by age 30 I don't know if that's a high number but it seems like it...so I'm kinda scared....my mom had 3 losses in her childbearing years and 2 pregnancies that made it...she says she recalls my grandmother had one for sure but back then pregnancy didn't get confirmed till much later and she says my grandmother swore there was at least one more that was a loss before it could be confirmed...so it worries me that this seems to be a pattern....maybe they both had as many loses as me but didn't really know bc we can confirm so early nowdays
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We can run but God's love won't be denied
I've been gone
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Rodgers honeymoon tragedy: Bride's bouquet inspiration for tribute at newlyweds' memorial service in SA
The South African organisers of a memorial service for the Northern Ireland couple who died on honeymoon have used the late bride's bouquet as inspiration for a floral tribute that was placed close to where their bodies were found.
John Rodgers (28) and his 26-year-old wife Lynette drowned on October 23 after getting caught up in a rip tide while swimming together at Plettenberg Bay in the Western Cape.
During an intimate ceremony, held today at 11am local time, the flowers were put on a cross and set in the sand at Robberg Beach as part of a silent tribute to the tragic newlyweds.
Among those in attendance were joint-organisers Ilize Jacobs, from the Western Cape Department of Economic Development and Tourism, and British Consulate representative Jackie Barclay.
Also present were three members of the National Sea Rescue Institute, including Brad Thomas, the lifeguard who arrived first at the scene and desperately attempted to save the Co Down couple.
Immediately after the short vigil, the flowers and cross were moved to a walkway by the beach to protect it from the sea and create a lasting tribute to the tragic honeymooners.
Their heartbroken families were not in attendance.
Back home, scores of people have turned out to sign books of condolence in honour of the couple who died just days after they got married.
They tied the knot at First Presbyterian Church in Holywood on October 17 but died together in the freak accident less than a week later on October 23.
Tributes have poured in since the books were opened at Holywood Library and Ards Arts Centre.
Mayor Alan Graham was one of the first to pay his respects and extend his sympathies to both families.
"On behalf of councillors and staff of Ards and North Down Borough Council, I offer sincere condolences to the families and friends of John and Lynette," wrote Alderman Graham.
"Casting all your care upon Him; for he careth for you."
A heartfelt message from Patrick Doherty and family read: "Our thoughts and prayers are with Eva (Lynette's mother) and the families."
DUP MLA Peter Weir said: "Very sorry for your tragic loss. You are in my prayers."
Meanwhile, the Toogood family wrote: "So sorry for your loss - may you know God's deepest love and touch at this difficult time."
The books were placed there by the council and anyone wishing to pay tribute to the couple are encouraged to visit either location.
Lynette, an NHS physiotherapist, was from Holywood, and her husband John, who worked for a printing company in Belfast, was originally from Ballygowan.
Memory Booysen, the executive mayor of Bitou, which covers Plettenberg Bay, issued a statement offering his community's condolences to their friends and family in Northern Ireland.
"As the local authority we will assist the family, British Embassy, South African Police Service and all relevant authorities, with any inquiries related to the death, the repatriation and indeed in ensuring dignity in this time of bereavement for the family," he said.
"We applaud the National Sea Rescue Institute and our ward councillor, who responded within four minutes after our station commander received a call.
"Sadly the extensive efforts by the paramedics to resuscitate the couple failed and the couple was declared deceased on the scene."
Post mortems were carried out on the bodies of the tragic newlyweds on Monday and the British Consulate is in the process of carrying out a formal identification so that a report into their deaths can be completed and their bodies returned home as soon as possible.
A joint funeral is expected to take place shortly afterwards in the church where they were married. Earlier this week, both families released a joint statement expressing their devastation.
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Around Academy – Issue Two
- A Holiday Message from Mr. Heller
- Teacher Feature – Mrs. Susan Zalac
- Academy Tradition: Extended Trips
- Net Gains: Soccer Program Grows with Coach's Guidance
- The "It" Factor
- Controlled Chaos: A Peek into Academy's STEM Lab
- Paying it Forward: Betsy and Roger Joyce
A Holiday Message from Mr. Heller
Our school's Statement of Core Values declares that, "We are a caring, compassionate community of learners composed of many different beliefs and traditions seeking points of unity in common experiences."
What a great statement. It is both descriptive and aspirational. It confirms us all in our own traditions and yet allows us to learn and grow by being open to the traditions of others in our community. I find this stance to be both comfortable and beautiful. I find it to be very American, and, of course, very Academy at the Lakes.
Over this first semester I have been both inspired and comforted by our school community. Our school today is stronger and more vibrant than ever. Our culture is contributing positively and mightily to the growth of our children. The community's support of our fundraising efforts has been better than ever before. Our classes, our teams, our performing groups, and our clubs are providing students with outstanding opportunities to test themselves, to push themselves, to achieve, and to grow. Though we all come from different traditions, we come together each and every day to seek points of unity in our shared Academy experiences.
The Academy Experience is clearly enriched by our religious diversity. Just like our country, our school is blessed to have Christians of every denomination, Hindus, Jews, Muslims, Buddhists, and some people who ascribe to no particular faith. I am proud that every Academy at the Lakes student has friends who share their religious background AND friends who come from different religious backgrounds. We are the world. And, in this holiday season, I hope that we can be a great example to the world of how to do more than simply get along or tolerate others who are different. I want our community and our students to always serve as models that show interest, understanding, and respect to those who follow other religious traditions.
As each day brings us deeper into the holiday season, the obligation to count our individual and collective blessings becomes more and more incumbent upon each of us. Please know that I consider my role in this school community as one of my many blessings. The dawn of each day gives me new opportunities to serve our young people, our families, and the world, and for that I am most grateful.
Mark Heller
Head of School
Teacher Feature: Mrs. Susan Zalac
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Academy Tradition: Extended Trips
It really is about joy in the journey at Academy at the Lakes – even if that journey sometimes takes students thousands of miles away from campus.
The Florida Keys; the Virginia mountains; New York City; Boston; San Francisco; Nashville: these are just some of the places Academy students have visited through the years.
These "Extended Trip" opportunities are an Academy tradition for grades 5 through 12, and give students the chance to learn, face challenges, and have fun outside of a traditional classroom setting.
Eighth graders recently returned from their Extended Trip to Wilderness Adventure at Eagle Landing near New Castle, Va.
For the sixth straight year, 8th graders had the chance to complete a rock wall climb, a high ropes course, a tree climb, and other challenging activities.
"These activities take a serious effort, and students push through and in the process learn that they can do something difficult with persistence," said Middle Division Director John Pitcairn. "Every student accomplishes something that they never thought they could do, and they have the vocal support of their peers. You see students pushing each other and encouraging each other, and that's very rewarding."
"This is also a significant bonding experience for the students. In a focused way, they push the envelope of comfort and confidence at a time when they are making a major transition into the high school."
Alise Lowry '18, who is new to Academy at the Lakes this year, said: "It was an amazing experience. We did so many cool activities like trying to climb a tree, which is something I never thought I would do. It also helped me become closer with everyone and form a really tight group of friends."
While the Virginia trip is tied to what Pitcairn terms Academy's "hidden curriculum" of life experience, other Middle Division Extended Trips are closely aligned with the academic curriculum. Fifth and 6th graders travel to St. Augustine and Tallahassee, while 7th graders visit Sea Camp in the Florida Keys.
Like Pitcairn, Upper Division Director Bob Sullivan believes the Extended Trips have value in creating a shared student experience.
"There are bonds that students form when they are on these trips," said Sullivan. "We do the Upper Division Extended Trip at the beginning of the year for that purpose. For those students who interact when they're on the trip because they're 'forced' to, that spills over onto the campus when they get back. In addition to the overnight retreats we do during the first weeks of school, the Extended Trip is a second chance for students to form relationships."
This year's Upper Division trip was to Nashville, Tenn., where highlights included visits to Vanderbilt University, Belmont University, the Country Music Hall of Fame; and the Grand Ole Opry House; a cruise on the General Jackson Riverboat; and line dancing at the Wild Horse Saloon.
While the Upper Division Extended Trips are loaded with fun activities, Sullivan's focus is on more than just having a good time.
"This is a growth opportunity for all of them," said Sullivan. "We don't baby them. They're away from their parents, they're in another city, and things are different. It's an introduction to what life may be like in a few years when they go to college."
David Singh '17, who has a special interest in music, decided to go on the trip because of Nashville's music history.
"I learned quite a few things," said David, who also had the once-in-a-lifetime chance to play on one of Elvis Presley's pianos. "I also got to know some of the seniors and really had a chance to talk with them. And the whole experience definitely gave me a look ahead to what college might be like."
Said Pitcairn: "No matter which grade level they are in, students are having real-life experiences on these trips. They learn how to travel away from home; how to travel and live with peers; and they also get to see different parts of their state or country."
"It is absolutely joy in the journey and we're taking the joy to a different venue and achieving it through a different experience. This is one important that way we deliver our mission statement."
Net Gains: Soccer Program Grows with Coach's Guidance
Eddie Oyakhilome has won a World Cup title as a member of Nigeria's U-17 team. He has played professional soccer in England and Italy. He's coached dozens of elite-level youth soccer players. And he's helped many athletes secure collegiate playing opportunities and international professional tryouts.
Yet, for all he has accomplished in soccer, there's a special sense of satisfaction he gets from coaching Academy at the Lakes' Varsity Boys Soccer team.
"It is a different type of challenge," said Oyakhilome, who is in his second year coaching the Wildcats. "The focus here in more on academics and many of my players compete in multiple sports. That means, in order to build a program, you have to create an interest and keep players engaged."
"We're going to create an environment where if you come out and try, you will not fail. If you try, it doesn't matter if you make a mistake – there's nothing negative about trying. And on top of trying, you have to have a smile on your face and stay positive."
Oyakhilome's approach is already beginning to make an impact on Academy's program.
With 17 players, only four of whom are seniors, the Wildcats are fielding their largest roster in the school's history. The team is well on its way to its best record in years, having already won four games, including an 8-0 "mercy rule" victory earlier this month.
"We have a really good set of young guys, and they're really starting to dedicate themselves to the team," said co-captain Tyler Sargent '14. "You can see their commitment even during the off-season."
"We see growth from last year to this year already, and that's great to see. We're really challenging some of the top teams in the league this year. It's nice to know that as seniors, we're part of the growth and we're helping to build the soccer program."
While Oyakhilome and the Wildcats are beginning to see their dedication pay off, the best moments aren't necessarily the goals or wins.
"I like the fact that these are smart kids," said Oyakhilome. "They comprehend what I'm teaching quicker. I can also teach respect and discipline here. It's a great school with the type of education and discipline that translates to the field."
"We have improved so much and I tell my players that when we get on the field, nobody is going to judge them. We're just going to go out and play. We have respect for each other and we have fun. And when we play well regardless of the outcome, that's what really makes it worth it."
The It Factor
"It's my favorite part of the week," said Lower Division Director Kathy Carley.
It happens most weeks, for each grade, including PreK3.
It gives students a chance to shine in many ways.
It brings the entire Lower Division community together.
It happens on the beautiful new Wendlek deck that was made possible through the generosity of Academy at the Lakes parents.
What is it, you ask?
Lower Division assembly programs are more than just entertainment; they are a valuable part of the Academy experience. And it is hard not to smile when watching Lower Division students present to their parents and peers what they have been learning in class.
Each grade level has the opportunity to present a topic of their choice multiple times per year. Assemblies begin with a "coming in" song led by Performing Arts teacher Aleida Morse, followed by announcements and then a presentation given by the pre-determined grade level.
Every student in the class has a chance to speak, whether it is to present their project, recite a poem or skit, or even lead the Pledge of Allegiance.
"It fits in perfectly with the 6Cs," Carley explained. "The children have to collaborate in small groups to work on a science project or to share a poem or to sing a song. And, of course, the communication piece is key."
Public speaking is an important part of Academy's curriculum, and with these weekly programs, it prepares students at an early age. They are able to grow and become more comfortable with speaking to an audience. In turn, students in the audience learn to be attentive and polite audience members.
Learning does not stop with the presentation. After the program, students who have birthdays that week are encouraged to come to the front of the group and introduce themselves before everyone sings Happy Birthday. Then, Book Club awards are recognized and celebrated with a silly disco dance with Carley. Paw Awards are presented as well.
"Children need to be affirmed for making positive choices," Carley said, "What is expected as proper doesn't need to be rewarded, but when they put forth great effort to make positive choices or go above and beyond, they get a Paw Award."
The assembly also is the platform at which the Giraffe Club, the Lower Division Student Council, is able to talk about their upcoming projects.
Another recent addition to the assembly is the recognition of awards and accomplishments made outside of school.
"It is important that students feel good about themselves as a whole," said Carley, "If they have earned accomplishments outside of school, then they bring it in and share the details with their peers. The children love to share their accomplishments, and it helps build confidence. If someone struggles in academics, but they are really, really good at, say, gymnastics, then it gives them an opportunity to shine."
On the weeks that students do not present, Carley focuses on the monthly virtues, part of the character education program. For the month of December, the virtues are, fittingly, self-control and faith. Since Academy is a non-denominational school, all faiths are covered, while self-control lends itself to the excitement that the holidays bring.
Carley encourages parents to come to the morning assemblies, which are every Wednesday morning at 8:30am, either just on the weeks their children present, or every week to see what other grade levels are working on.
"It is a great way for the parents to see what the kids are doing in the classroom and how it relates back to Academy's mission and core values."
Controlled Chaos: A Peek into Academy's STEM Lab
It was the day before the first Lego Robotics tournament of the year and Mr. Steve Burnley's Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) lab was in a bit of chaos.
There was a minefield of backpacks leading the way to the lab, drinks and snacks on all the tables, and the loud chatter of 7th and 8th Graders filling the room.
But this was organized chaos … and an incredible learning experience for the 18 students who were preparing for a competition the next day.
"My basic principle is, 'I don't do the work.' I could build a robot, but I don't," Burnley explained. "I really leave it as a 100 percent student-directed effort. I have left this in the hands of the kids. It is really about the experience of preparing and attending, not about winning."
Burnley's technique is valuable and proven. Last year the team went all the way to the State Championship and won the Judge's Award, a recognition of teams who show unique efforts, performance or dynamics.
F.I.R.S.T. (For Inspiration and Recognition of Science and Technology) Lego League (FLL) teams participate annually in two local tournaments to qualify for the regional tournament for the West Coast of Florida. The winners of the West Coast tournament compete in the State Championship at the University of Central Florida in Orlando.
This year, Academy's two teams competed in the 2013 Nature's Fury Competition, a challenge based on the preparation for recovery from a natural disaster. Teams chose their own names: S.W.A.T. (8th Grade) and The Rainbow Strikers (7th Grade).
Students built their robots out of Legos based upon a series challenges. Since there are more challenges than can be completed, the teams chose one that focuses on pushing and pulling.
"We have a plow and a scraper to try recover and save people and their pets and get them to a safe area," said Burnley.
The competition consists not only of robotics, but also a science fair project.
Seventh-grade team member Roshan Warman '19 said: "We created an invention called an Inverse Irrigation System and it is basically an underground tub which stores water preventing sinkholes and floods. The excess water is stored later on for emergencies."
Assisting the students was Hannah Burnley '17.
"I direct students and show them how to do the things they need to do without doing it for them," said Hannah, The Rainbow Strikers' Team Mentor. "I also tell them a lot about my own experiences in last year's competition."
Hannah competed on the 2012-13 team that qualified for the State Championship, "It was our first year ever having a team and we went in blind, but we got all the way to the state competition. Now I can tell them, this is what is going to happen, you need to be ready for that. I think they have a big advantage."
And they did.
Between the hard work, mentoring, and self-learned time management skills, Academy's two teams had the highest robot scores and, the Rainbow Strikers won a trophy for "Highest Robot Performance."
The teams will compete in their second competition of the year on Saturday, Dec. 14 at Middleton High School. Watch the Academy at the Lakes website for updates on how the teams perform.
Paying it Forward: Betsy and Roger Joyce
She considers herself "a professional student." He believes that knowledge is power. It's no wonder, then, that education is among their top priorities when it comes to giving.
Betsy and Roger Joyce have a long family history with independent schools. They graduated from Chaffee and Kingswood, respectively, and they sent their own children to independent schools as well. Even their parents attended independent schools.
So when it came time to help find the right school for their grandchildren, the Joyces quickly narrowed in on Academy at the Lakes.
"We were looking for a school to help nurture confidence and character in our grandchildren," said Betsy. "We were looking for common values and we love the way Academy's teachers interact with their students. Students are expected to be polite and kind and live out the school's core values."
Added Roger: "Raising children has to be done as a team and the school is an integral part of that team. A mother can't do it herself. We can't do it ourselves. Teachers see the children more hours during the day than parents do, so I like the involvement of the teachers and (Head of School) Mark Heller."
The Joyces have two grandchildren attending Academy, Roger '17 and Chelsea '19, and a granddaughter who is an Academy graduate, Ashley '13.
Now retired, the Joyces stay involved in the community with Roger serving on the Florida Hospital-Tampa Foundation board and Betsy serving on the Academy at the Lakes board.
Through Roger's involvement with the hospital foundation, he learned of different ways people were making substantial gifts to the hospital.
"We have watched our grandchildren grow over time at Academy, and we really believe in the leadership and vision for the school," said Roger. "We decided we wanted to do something for Academy by donating a life insurance policy."
The Joyces elected to purchase a $189,000 universal life policy of which Academy is the owner and beneficiary. The Joyces pay the policy premium as part of their Annual Fund contribution each year. And because the premium is paid directly to the school, it is also a tax-deductible contribution for the Joyces.
"It feels great to be able to make such a positive impact," said Betsy. "I just try to avoid banana peels if I can."
As recognition for pledging Academy's first-ever planned gift, the school will name the Music Studio in honor of the Joyce family.
Given Chelsea's love of band and Betsy's background in musicology (she has a bachelor's, master's and Ph.D.), it is a most fitting way to say "thank you" for what will be a transformational gift to Academy at the Lakes.
Having a building named in their honor was a pleasant surprise to the Joyces, who never dreamed they could leave such a legacy at Academy.
Said Betsy: "I thought, I really love this school. I would really love to help this school. I want to pay it forward. It's doing a whole lot for my grandkids, and I want someone else's grandkids to have this same opportunity. We want it to serve as an example for other grandparents."


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Youths attendance showed major rise
Wexford Youths enjoyed a significant increase in their average home attendance during the title-winning Division 1 season.
Crowds at Ferrycarrig Park rose by a whopping 62%, with the figure boosted significantly by the 1,000-plus fans who turned out for the last two games in particular when Shane Keegan's side firstly won the league outright, and then received the trophy.
Finn Harps, who also ended up gaining promotion via the play-off route, boasted the sole higher figure than Youths in Division 1 with 77%, while Cobh Ramblers rose by 44% despite a below-par showing.
Premier Division crowds increased by 9.8%, with an overall 6.9% boost for league attendances when both Premier and First Divisions were taken into consideration. The highest rises in the top flight were for Limerick who still ended up making the drop (48%), Longford Town (31%) and Galway United (28%).
In other news, Youths will be pleased to learn that all clubs are to collect in the region of €11,000 under a new partnership with the FAI and Austrian company Trackchamp which involves all games being streamed live to overseas markets.
There was a further boost over the weekend when star striker Danny Furlong, whose one-year contract expired in October, signed on the dotted line again for the club's first season in the top flight. Furlong was recently named the First Division player of the year and also won the Youths' corresponding internal award, while Ryan Delaney was the club's choice of young player of the year.
Unfortunately, there was heartbreak for another man who played such a big part in Youths' title win in another code on Sunday. Paul Cahillane had a golden chance to force extra-time for his home club Portlaoise in the AIB Leinster Club Senior football championship final against Ballyboden St. Enda's in O'Connor Park, Tullamore, when he stepped up to take a late free.
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Ruby Territory is home to the Ralad Tribe, who are characterised by their short stature, blue-grey skin, red hair, and black eyes. Ralads are peaceable, private folk who are master architects. They have a great love for music, nature, and building.[2][1]
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- Main article: Raladin
The capital of Ruby Territory is Raladin. The Ralads' city is secluded and its location is not known to many outsiders. Raladin is a peaceful city of round brick dwellings and outlying gardens centred around a pool or fountain.[2][1]
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- Main article: Ruby
The Ruby territory's gem is the Ruby. Red as blood, the gem is the symbol of happiness. It grows pale in the presence of evil, or when misfortune threatens its wearer. It also wards off evil spirits, and is an antidote to snake venom.[2]
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- Fool's Lawn
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- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Rodda, Emily. Secrets of Deltora. Scholastic Australia. 2008.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Rodda, Emily. The Lake of Tears. Scholastic Australia. 2001.


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DVD Is a Gift for All Seasons9 Feb, 2004 By: Stephanie Prange
I shopped at a local drug store this week for a Valentine's Day gift, as many consumers did. I waded through numerous rows of candy, cards and balloons in various shades of red and pink — your standard stuff. But I was surprised to find some of the shoppers perusing another gift for the season — $5.99 DVDs.
I buy my husband his favorite box of candy every year for Feb. 14. It costs about $4 and is gone in a few days. If my husband weren't such a Turtles nut, I might spring for the extra $2 and get a DVD that would last for years. And these were good movies. There were selections for sweethearts of all tastes — especially those who like classics. I saw several John Wayne films, some Charlie Chaplin silents and numerous Cary Grant features, including one of my favorites, His Girl Friday.
In this business, we've talked about videos as gifts for years, especially at Christmastime, but this is the first time it struck me that DVD had expanded into the lesser holidays. Who wouldn't consider giving a $5.99 DVD instead of flowers or chocolates? In many cases, it costs less and the recipient views it as more valuable and lasting. Flowers die. Candy is eaten.
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Because Staying In Is The New Going Out
I'm sporting this T-shirt today, because you guessed we are STAYING IN for NYE (New Year's Eve). I'm totally okay with it because we are having Brad's sister and husband and his sister and husband (that's a mouth full!) over for some chowing, chatting, and chiming in the New Year.
What are YOU doing New Year's?
Does it involve GOING OUT or STAYING IN?
If you're GOING OUT share your plans with us, so those of us who are staying in can somehow justify how we are "cooler" for staying put. =)
If you're STAYING IN what's on your menu? What kinds of things do you do to entertain your family or guests?
Why did you pick one over the other?


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Whether of not the sale goes through it's a bad deal for the citizens of our state. How people would turn down land for under $2000 a acre? Even with the potential of environmental regulations many people would of bought for hunting and other uses.
Secondly when you read over carefully the contract promises nothing except a 30 foot by 30 foot piece of landscaped land for a plaque as the "legacy forest". NC can do scientific research but only at the desecration of the buyer and for a fee. None of NCSU's retained "privileges" which they brag about are set up as covenants. They won't transfer to the next buyer. Walker isn't even required to get a contract, which according to the prospectus will be for fifty years for $50 million dollars, from the DOD. They only have to make an effort. They can flip this property a week after the purchase goes through if they so desire. Whether you believe in big government or small government we can all agree that we should get good value from our government. This is not a good value for the taxpayers of North Carolina.
Read, Write, Tweet, Meet stop the sale of Hofmann forest.
"Cease being intimidated by the argument that a right action is impossible because it does not yield maximum profits, or that a wrong action is to be condoned because it pays."
― Aldo Leopold, A Sand County Almanac
Arthur, regarding the question of kickbacks, I don't know. However it definitely appears that some members of the NC State Community maneuvered for this outcome. The forest needs our help before it's too late.
Read about it.
Write about it in response to new articles and on blogs.
Tweet about it.
Meet about it - We need people who are willing to take action.
Am I missing something or is there an attempt to place blame on the prospectus on Weyheuser? The truth is that anyone who looks over the prospectus will realize it's not a bad prospectus for making money. When we look at how fast Walker Agriculture has grown it's not through accident, they're making money somewhere.
In response to an October 30 piece in the Raleigh News and Observer Robert Brown Dean of the College of Natural Resouces states, "The 4,000 ac (5% of the total) below HWY 17 will probably be developed, as CNR would have done as well if they had kept the forest."
At least some portions of NCSU are willing to acknowledge that the college had plans for the development. Mr. Brown should be applauded for have the fortitude to acknowledge that NCSU was fully aware that development of a portion of Hofmann forest was likely without the willingness of the University to take a stand for strong conservation ethics.
That's what real leaders do is take a strong stand during tough times and figure out how to make it work. They don't sell out.
Regardless of who wrote the prospectus neither group has been willing to place any sort of conservation agreement into the contract. Nor has NCSU ever shown proof of any other attempts to generate revenue while keeping the entirety of Hoffman forest for the citizens of North Carolina. In the absence of that evidence we must assume they did nothing and that's not acceptable.
So Dave Burton where's the water going? We know that the earth's temperature is warming and that water expands as it warms. Secondly we know that vast quantities of water are pouring into the oceans from melting glaciers and the ice sheets found in Antarctica and Greenland, that water simply hasn't disappeared.
Your refusal to acknowledge the validity of sea level rise data from the past twenty years clearly demonstrates your agenda. Will you also deny the data concerning the melting of the glaciers or the warming of the oceans having increased during the past twenty years?
Here's three more articles/ webpages to add your website sealevel,info
What Goes Down Must Come Back Up - Explaining the "mysterious" stop in sea level rise you like to talk about can be attributed to a very strong La Nina weather event. http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/Grace/news/earth20121119.html#.UowZcSfKe-A
Global Mean Sea Level Time Series (seasonal signals removed) - Shows the global sea level has increased to levels higher than previously mentioned. http://sealevel.colorado.edu/
Timing and magnitude of recent accelerated sea-level rise (North Carolina, United States) - Demonstrates that the increasing rate of sea level rise can be shown in changes to the peat in North Carolina's Salt Marsh show the same unprecedented sea level rise as shown by the GRACE Satellites and tidal gauges.
Your presentation before the John Locke foundation was correct on several points however. Some environmentalist have taken the opportunity to advance other environmental agendas which would benefit from aggressive sea level policy.
Secondly that a straight line 39 inch measurement would greatly impact coastal development. I'm sure we can both agree however that private individuals and groups should not be expecting the taxpayers to bail them out of ill conceived coastal developments and that an end to subsidized flood insurance would alleviate this problem.
As for others comments regarding the appropriateness of the facility from a viewing stand point, I agree that it would of been less than ideal. Lydia's suggestion of the Carolina Theater in Durham is a much better suggestion and the large stage would easily allow for a panel discussion afterwards.
On sealevel.info it fails to give a link (at least I didn't find one) to the NOAA tidal gauges for NC. Here's the site. http://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/sltrends/sltrends_states.shtml?region=nc Anyone will easily notice that sea level is rising precipitously in many parts of the North Carolina Coast.
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This morning started with Jonah coming in to stand at the side of the bed looking at me. I must not have looked as though I would not stir anytime soon so he decided to squeeze my nose. Of course I opened my eyes and scooped him up. He only layed for a few minutes before he started to say, "breakfast". When we got out of bed, I leaned into the mirror and asked him who that was, pointing at him. The next word out of his mouth completely shocked me and made me the happiest, proudest Mommy. He said, "Jonah" with a big sheepish smile. This is quiet a big deal because he has never said his name before. He knows it when you call him or talk to him but he has never referred to himself by name before this morning. In fact when ever you asked him who he was or who's toy, he would always say, "Levi". I honestly thought he might not be able to distinguish himself, seperate from his brother? He began talking at 20 months. He knew the basics with Mommy, Daddy, Bubbie and it did not take long for him to start parroting. He is now asking questions, grouping words together and having the most fun saying the big words. Tonight at dinner, I couldn't tell if he actually wanted to keep eating pepperoni or if he was just having too much fun saying it. He ate about 20 pieces! We count to 10 and say all the letters of the alphabet. He knows his colors and shapes. He only says circle and oval but he can pick out star, square and triangle when asked to. Now he'll tell you who he is and that he's two!
Jonah said his name


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My research stems from an interest in vertebrate paleontology, ecology and stable isotope analysis. My research focuses include reconstructing Quaternary environments and understanding how medium-to large-bodied mammalian communities responded to changing climatic conditions like increasing aridity. I also utilize the same stable isotope analyses to examine changes within the archeological record. Current projects include understanding how climate change influenced camelid husbandry in Peru and investigating maize consumption in Tennessee using white-tailed deer.
I manage our vertebrate paleontology volunteer program. This program is designed to allow community members, medical students, graduate students, and undergraduates to volunteer their time and work alongside OSU-CHS paleontologists in the OSU-CHS research labs. I provide training and instruction over lab safety, lab techniques, and concepts in paleontological research.
Ph.D., 2014 (Departments of Civil & Environmental Engineering and Earth & Environmental Sciences)
Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN
M.S., 2010 (Department of Geology & Geophysics)
Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA
Dual Degree B.S., 2008 (Department of Geosciences and Biological Sciences)
Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA
Yann, L.T., DeSantis, L.R.G., Koch, P.L., Lundelius, E.L. in prep. The influence of feeding ecology on the distribution of North American Pleistocene camelids. Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology.
Shea, M.K., Yann, L.T., Tung, T.A., in revision. Carbon and Oxygen Isotope Analysis to Document Childhood Diet and Local vs. Non-Local Status Among African Slave Burials from the Grassmere Plantation, Nashville, Tennessee. Young Scientist.
Yann, L.T. and DeSantis, L.R.G. 2014. Effects of Pleistocene climates on local environments and dietary behavior of mammals in Florida. Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology, 414: 370-381.
Yann, L.T., DeSantis, L.R.G., Haupt, R.J., Romer, J.L., Corapi, S.E., Ettenson, D.J. 2013. Mammalian oxygen isotopes as an indicator of regional climatic differences in Pleistocene North America. Paleobiology, 39(4): 576-590.
Veter, N., DeSantis, L.R.G., Yann, L.T., Donohue, S.L., Haupt, R.J., Corapi, S.E, Fathel, S., Gootee, E., Loffredo, L.F., Romer, J.L., Velkovski, S. 2013. Is Rapoport's rule a recent phenomenon? A deep time perspective on potential causal mechanisms. Biology Letters, 9(5): 20130398.
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International Volunteer Travel offers internship placement in every area that we offer volunteer abroad placement. Our internship programs are suitable for nurses, doctors, and other medical professionals, prospective majors, pre-program students, teachers, gap year students, and basically anyone with or without any prior training.
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International interns in Tanzania teaching program will be attached to a school (pre-school to high school) or an adult literacy program.
Tanzania teaching internship work include; helping teachers in the class, reading, making materials, teaching English, arts and crafts, sports, activities and games, and helping kids with homework. You can teach at the nursery, elementary (primary) and secondary school levels.
At the adult literacy program, interns will teach English to Adults and help the local Adult educators develop programs for adult literacy. You can also help by collecting and bringing with you computers, used and new books on issues of interest to adults such as small-scale farming, small business management, primary health and hygiene, etc for the adult education centers in Tanzania.
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Interns will be placed with local orphanages, street children programs, etc. Duties will include teaching English in the schools that the kids attend, after school tutoring, assisting in preparing meals for the kids, bathing the children, and doing the dishes, organizing games and sports, and fundraising activities such as proposal writing, etc.
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Professional Requirements: Interns wanting to be placed with hospitals and clinics in Tanzania need not be trained medics or nurses; students, paramedics and pre-program students are allowed provided they bring student ID. Public health programs do not require any of ID.
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International Volunteer Travel partners with hospitals and medical centers in Tanzania, to reduce the spread of HIV through voluntary educational and medical interventions. Volunteers working abroad with the HIV/AIDS Awareness program in Tanzania will assist with Community Based education on HIV and AIDS and other sexually transmitted diseases. Other duties will entail creating public health brochures and publications, and monitoring and evaluation of existing intervention programs. This project will entail both field and office work.
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Interns with this projects will assist local people document and preserve their culture and traditions by collecting and documenting relevant information and if possible developing a website. Interns abroad in Tanzania will also work with the Catholic church relief program, the Lutheran church Aid and other local churches to examine and analyses causes of poverty, create community development awareness, come up with development ideas and find ways of encouraging communities to initiate their own development projects.
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Water scarcity is becoming an increasingly biting problem in Moshi area of Tanzania International interns with this project will help alleviate water scarcity problems related to deforestation by participating in tree planting activities plus talking to the local communities to raise awareness about deforestation and resulting problems.
African volunteers with this program may also work with Kilimanjaro water management project to address issues of water scarcity in the Mount Kilimanjaro area. Some of the issues that need addressing include defining the water scarcity problem; designing a program of educating the public including developing relevant materials; linking the water scarcity problem to environmental degradation in a way that locals would understand so as to bridge the knowledge gap between managers and users of resources, etc. These projects will entail both field and office work.
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The Chief never gets too soppy… but he can't resist some lovin'! And this 'Chief always delivers!
Love him or loathe him, this 'Chief looks sensational teamed with a Navy suit and a tie with bursts of red. Even consider a lighter coloured suit which makes The Donald even bolder. Have a look at how The Chief wears it!


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At Cranfield field, Mississippi, a monitored carbon dioxide (CO2) sequestration and enhanced oil recovery project provides a unique opportunity to study sealing properties of a marine shale as a CO2-confining zone. The reservoir is in the amalgamated fluvial basal sandstone of the lower Tuscaloosa Formation at depths of more than 3000 m (9843 ft). The marine mudstone of the middle Tuscaloosa forms a continuous regional confining system of approximately 75 m (246 ft).
A 6-m (20-ft) core was retrieved from the middle Tuscaloosa marine mudstone approximately 70 m (230 ft) above the CO2 injection zone. We conducted a series of characterizing analyses on the core that would enable us to assess with high confidence seal performance over geologic time. The core displays considerable heterogeneity at centimeter to decimeter scales, with lithology varying from silt-bearing clay-rich mudstone to siltstone and very fine grained sandstone. In total, nine microfacies are recognized in the core. Petrographic, mineralogical, and chemical analyses (scanning electron microscopy, x-ray diffraction, and x-ray fluorescence) show that calcite cements preferentially form in coarser grained beds and have greatly reduced porosity and permeability, making silty and sandy beds less permeable than mudstone. Mercury intrusion capillary pressure tests show desirable sealing capacity for all samples capable of retaining a CO2 column of 49 to 237 m (161–778 ft) at 100% water saturation. Permeability and porosity of all facies are less than 0.0001 md and 4%, respectively. Pores in the samples are at nanometer scales, with modal pore-throat sizes less than 20 nm. Scanning electron microscopic imaging on ion-milled surfaces confirms that nanopores are scarce and generally isolated.
Jiemin Lu is a geologist who received degrees from Nanjing University, Peking University, and the University of Edinburgh. He has been working on reservoir and seal properties associated with geologic sequestration of carbon dioxide since his Ph.D. years at Edinburgh.
Kitty Milliken has degrees in geology from Vanderbilt University (B.A.) and the University of Texas at Austin (M.A., Ph.D.) and is currently a senior research scientist at the Bureau of Economic Geology. Her research interests revolve largely around the challenges of integrating various types of petrography with chemical analysis to decipher the chemical and mechanical histories of rocks.
Rob Reed is a research scientist associate at the Bureau of Economic Geology. He received his B.S. degree and his Ph.D. in geological sciences from the University of Texas at Austin and his M.S. degree in geology from the University of Massachusetts. His current research focuses on various aspects of the microstructure of rocks.
Susan D. Hovorka has degrees in geology from Earlham College and the University of Texas. She has worked on diverse topics related to water quality protection, waste storage, and reservoir characterization. Hovorka is the principal investigator of the Gulf Coast Carbon Center (www.gulfcoastcarbon.org), an industry/academic partnership working on economically viable approaches to geologic sequestration of carbon dioxide.


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High-efficiency dhm circulating pump for the faster circulation of water in the potable water distribution loops of small collective residential and tertiary buildings.
Flow rate of up to : 2.5 m3/h
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Infinite duplication in non euclidean space.
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I feel invisible
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I can't tell when he's leaving or staying
Running Through Wet Streets at Night, Ready To Fuck Shit Up
"Kill my girlfriend, and kill my best friend Sam"
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I'm pretty sure I'm still in love with my high school boyfriend, and I'm writing a book about young love as an excuse to have to talk to him. I need a writing soundtrack about falling in love slowly, accidentally, for the first time in the early 2000s
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just you. nobody else.
talking into the late hours of the night, every night
set the drum machine to anything but 4/4
My friend may be my boyfriend and that's exciting
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How did it get to 3am again?
And now, again, I see how disposable I am.
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She Said She Only Likes Bad Boys and Like How Does That Work? Does She Just Not Wanna Be Happy?
Gift for high school boyfriend, likes David Bowie and the smiths ?
evolving into a better friend
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