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Mathematics and Physical Sciences
Muskegon Community College
1993 Missouri River Flood Exercise part of Geoscience in Two-year Colleges:Activities
This exercise is done after a brief lecture/discussion on flooding and its effects, and after viewing the 55-minute PBS NOVA video "Flood!" which was filmed and produced during and after the 1993 Mississippi River flood. Students are presented with several LANDSAT images of a portion of the Missouri River near Glasgow, Missouri, illustrating the valley before, during, and after the 1993 flood. Students are asked to identify and interpret features visible in the images, and to respond to questions about the flood based on both the images and their recall of what they observed from the NOVA video.
The Role of Two-Year Colleges in Geoscience Education Workshop 2010
Assessing Geoscience Programs: Theory and Practice Participants

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Hey all! I know you are impatiently waiting for updates on SUCCUBI ARE FOREVER. I'm happy to tell you that I've turned in all immediate contracted stuff and I am now full speed ahead on FOREVER. It's going to be pretty epic (at least I hope so!) and I'm excited to work on it again after waiting so long!
As you may not already know, this will be the last book in the Succubus Diaries. My publisher decided not to continue on with the books, so I'm self-publishing it. What this means is that I can bring it to market faster, and in the case of the ebook, cheaper. Once I've finished writing it and revising it, I'm sending it off to my trusty editor to help me knock into shape, and then it's just a matter of formatting the book. So instead of waiting a year after I turn it in, you'll only have to wait a month or so. The target is still spring, but I don't know when in spring it'll be done. If the book runs long, it'll be a bit longer before I bring it out, of course. I'm not going to rush it, and it's going to be fully edited, so it'll be worth the wait.
In the meantime, here's a tease of the first chapter!
Chapter One
If there was one thing I struggled with, it was being deliberately sexy. Unfortunately for a succubus, if there was one rule of the Afterlife, it was that I could get a lot more by using my boobs than my brain. Sad but true.
With this in mind, I grasped the front of my low-cut black dress and hauled it up a little higher. The bodice of the darn thing was super tight, and angled so that my breasts jutted forward and jiggled like they were trying to make a run for their freedom. If I wasn't careful, I was going to put someone's eye out.
"Quit fidgeting." My best friend Remy slapped my hand as I tugged on the straining spaghetti straps. "You look fine."
"I look ridiculously busty. Like, tavern wench busty."
"You're supposed to, remember?"
Well, sure. Remy was used to all her girly bits hanging out. It still unnerved me – I was far more comfortable in a sweatshirt and jeans. And besides, she was missing the point of this conversation. "Yeah, but I also thought we were supposed to blend. How can I blend if I look more like a pair of torpedoes primed for the launch sequence? That's not blending."
She rolled her eyes at me and gave a little bounce in her own tight red dress like a boxer heading in to a fight. It was a move, I realized, that was designed to make the dress slide down and reveal even more of her ample cleavage. "Like anyone's going to care if you blend or not. They'll be too busy staring at your tits and ass to think about anything else. Come on. Do you want to get this crappy old book of yours or not?"
With that, Remy put her hands on her hips and sashayed into the crowd. I caught a brief glimpse of her head as she introduced herself to a silver-haired man in a tuxedo, flipped her hair, and gave him a charming smile.
And that was that.
I adjusted my boobs again, smiled at a few people who were nearby, and headed to the back of the room, pretending to head for the bathroom. With Remy gone from my side to be the center of attention, I could move on to my goal. I heard a bright peal of her laughter as I moved to the outskirts of the crowd, watched heads turn in her direction. All part of the plan. I gave my uncomfortable dress one last tug and slipped into the crowd, blending with the dark formalwear of the partygoers and smiling as I stepped past. The ballroom was crowded, but I wasn't interested in the party itself. It was just an obstacle between me and my goal.
At the far end of the massive ballroom, there was a short hallway cordoned off with a velvet rope, leading to a pair of gilt double doors. The hall was lit with flickering candles in ornate sconces on the wall.
Why hello, goal.
I moved toward that velvet rope with single-minded purpose, murmuring excuses to the people I slid past. I smiled and nodded and even cast a flirty look at one man, since I needed to shove past him and he wasn't moving. I brushed my boobs up against him and slid past with a smile. I kept this up until I had crossed the ballroom and now stood at the rope.
This end of the main hall was quieter than the other end, though in about fifteen minutes, it was going to be the spotlight of the party. I needed to move fast. With a quick glance around to ensure that no one was looking in my direction, I unhooked the rope and stepped on the other side. If anyone asked, I was just looking for the ladies' room. Or something.
"Can I help you find something, miss?" A waiter paused near me, frowning as I re-buckled the rope back to the pillar.
Oh. Oops. Where was Remy with that distraction? "I'm just running to the ladies' room," I said to him with a bright smile.
He raised an eyebrow, and then his gaze dipped to my too-jiggly cleavage. "That's not the restroom."
I put a stupid look on my face. "It's not?"
"That's the unveiling room. It's off limits for party guests. No one should be back there until Mr. Melledin gives the word."
"So it is," I agreed, thinking fast. He was staring at me expectantly and I had frozen like a deer in headlights. "Thank you."
His gaze dipped to my breasts again.
An idea occurred to me, and I stepped forward, reaching for a glass of champagne. I smiled at him and gave him a very blunt, appraising look. "Is it a private room?"
The waiter stared at me. My boobs. My face. I resisted the urge to snap my fingers in his face.
"Private?" he echoed.
"You know." I winked at him, then glanced back at the room I was dying to enter. "Private." When he hesitated, I added, "I'll meet you in the room at the end of the hall in three minutes?"
And to make sure he caught my suggestion, I licked my lips and trailed a finger down my exposed cleavage. If that didn't convince him, I was going to have to start drawing him pictures.
He swallowed, hard. "The unveiling is in fifteen minutes."
I bit my lower lip, and gave him a hungry look. "We won't take long."
He gave me the dazed, dopey smile of a man that had just been wrapped around my finger. His hands clenched the edge of the tray eagerly. "Three minutes."
I wiggled my fingers at him and moved toward the shadows. "See you soon," I purred. Creep.
The waiter stumbled backward, grinning at me, and then disappeared into the crowd – presumably to dump his drink tray. I continued to smile in his direction until he disappeared from sight, and then bolted down the hallway.
Now to find a good hiding spot to ensure that he wouldn't be able to find me for the rendezvous I had just promised and had zero intention of following through with.
"Nightingale to Robin Red Breast," buzzed a voice in my ear. "Nightingale to Robin Red Breast, do you read me."
I rolled my eyes as I moved further down the hall and touched my finger to the ear-bud in my ear, the headset hidden by my long, thick red hair. So far, despite the crush of the party, no one had noticed me. That was good. "Hello Remy," I replied. "I can hear you."
"Nightingale to Robin Red Breast," she repeated cheerfully, ignoring the fact that I was not using our code names. "The Vulture is heading in your direction. I repeat, Vulture is heading your way."
Who the heck was the Vulture? No one was supposed to be heading in my direction. I tested the double door and found it unlocked, and slipped inside. "Who is heading my way? Remy? We don't have to use code names. We're the only ones on this frequency–"
"I have a bogey on my radar," she said, interrupting. Her voice dropped to a stage whisper. "Gotta go." The headset clicked off.
"Isn't a bogey golf?" I asked, but she was no longer listening.
I sighed, then glanced around the room I'd just entered. A massive sitting area, furnished with what looked like Louis XIV chairs and crystal dishes that probably cost more than I had made at the University last year as an archaeologist. Paintings in gilt frames lined the tall walls, and there was a fresco of fat, naked cherubs on the ceiling. It was all very old money and all very rich.
Well then, they wouldn't mind if I stole a little something, right? I told myself that, anyhow, and moved into the room, eyeing the heavy red velvet drapes next to each incredibly tall window. It was night, so they were pulled shut. I moved forward and examined it. Wires ran along the windowsill, a light flashing. Alarm system. I peeked out the window pane, wincing at the sight of the security guards walking the grounds outside. Sheesh. It was like our wealthy billionaire host didn't trust his guests or something.
The handle on the door clicked.
I froze as the door opened, then flattened myself along the wall behind the window curtain. That damn waiter. Ugh. Hopefully he'd assume the room was empty and that I'd bailed on our rendezvous, then quickly leave again. And if not, I'd have to take more drastic action.
The door shut and revealed the person that had just entered. His back was turned to me. I stared at a broad pair of shoulders covered with a long, floor-dusting leather jacket. It might not have been that unusual except for the fact that it was summer, and his beat-up jacket was squarely out of place at the party.
But my heart gave a happy little flip at the sight of it anyhow, and my internal tuning fork thrummed with pleasure. It always stirred when an immortal was around, but the sight of this particular immortal never failed to make me quiver.
The man in the jacket didn't turn around. As I watched his broad shoulders flex, he reached into a pocket and pulled out a cigarette, placed it between his lips, lit it. My body gave a tingled as he glanced over his shoulder, and I saw the beautiful mouth – that kept the cigarette perched firmly in place – edge into a smile.
"You playing hide and seek, princess?"
I stepped out of the curtains and moved forward, drawn toward him. When I reached his side, I ran a hand along the back of Zane's long leather jacket, feeling the twitch of his wings underneath the coat. "I thought you were waiting in the car in case we had to make a quick getaway?"
Because, you know, a guy in a long trench coat in summer never stood out at all…
"Thought I might come in and make sure everything was ok. You know I don't trust Remy to have your back." He shrugged, and the faint scent of tobacco touched my nostrils as I stepped into the smoke of his cigarette.
A momentary twinge of annoyance swept over me. I'd spent the last three months blissfully happy with Zane at my side…that is, blissfully happy unless he and Remy were in the same room. Then it was more like I was stuck between two bickering siblings. I thought we'd gotten past that, though, ever since Zane had helped me free Remy from her master. "Remy has my back just fine–"
"Really? Because I saw her in the main room," he gestured back at the direction he'd just came, "with a leg wrapped around some guy and her tongue down his throat."
She worked fast. "She's providing a distraction for me."
"I'll say she's a distraction. I'm not sure if Ethan saw that he'd approve." He frowned at me, and more specifically at my low-cut dress. "You know that you can do other things than just manipulate people with your bodies."
I leaned up and kissed him. "Who are you and what have you done with my Zane?" I teased, grinning.
He gave me a chagrined look and tossed his cigarette down on the Aubusson carpet, then ground it under his boot. "I'm the guy that just had to bite the oversexed waiter in the hallway who was looking for you."
Aw, that was sweet. "You're so sexy when you're jealous."
"I'm not jealous," he said in a sulky tone that indicated that he was, in fact, very jealous. "I just worry about you."
"I'm a succubus," I said, poking him in the chest. "We don't have super strength, super speed, can't fly, and can't charm people or influence them like the fallen. So shoving our boobs under everyone's noses to distract them? That's what we do." It wasn't like this was a revelation to him – the first time we'd met, I'd been doing something very similar, and he hadn't disapproved of my tactics then.
"I'm Ethan's friend. You know if he could see Remy right now, he wouldn't be pleased."
Zane did have a point. It was odd to think that Zane and Ethan had been at each other's throats a few months ago and somewhere along the line, had turned into friendship. Now they were buddies like Remy and I were BFF, and they looked out for each other. And apparently the friendship extended to watching out for the other guy's girlfriend. This was the reason behind Zane's grumpiness, then.
Ethan was normally the fourth member of our little troupe, but he was visiting his monastery at the moment. As an enforcer, his job was to handle tasks given to him by the Serim. No one seemed to think that an enforcer could have – or possibly want – a life of his own, and so Ethan's superiors were mystified by his relationship with Remy. He was there at the monastery now, requesting permission to remain out in 'the wild' a bit longer. I didn't know what Remy would do if his permission was turned down.
But I knew what straight-laced Ethan would think of Remy's flirty diversions. He would not be happy.
Good thing he wasn't here.
I glanced at my watch, frowning. Much as I loved seeing Zane here, we only had a few minutes before the unveiling on the book would draw the crowd into the empty antechamber that we currently stood in, and I needed to get to the book before that happened. I grabbed Zane's arm and turned him toward the door. "I'm going to steal the page. You go find Remy and pry her off of her latest conquest."
He gave me a mock salute. "Your wish is my command."
"Tease," I said to him, and turned away.
Zane grabbed my hand, spinning me around and pulling me back toward him again. My body pressed up against his, and I could feel the heat of him even through the layers of clothing. The Itch spiraled through my body, pulsing with need. "Kiss before you go?" he said, leaning in to me with a smile. "And then I promise I'll behave."
"Maybe just a small one." I slid my hand to the back of his neck and twined my fingers in the short black hair at his nape. Who was I to resist a vampire? Especially such a sexy one.
His eyes flickered red down at my own, and his mouth slanted over mine. I felt his fangs brush against my lower lip before he slid his tongue against my own, giving my mouth a slow, tantalizing lick that made me weak in the knees. Over and over he licked into my mouth, each thrust of his tongue a suggestion that I was more than receptive to. I clung to him as the kiss grew more intense, heat coursing through my body.
Even if we were together a thousand years, I'd never get used to the way Zane kissed me. It was as if he wanted to devour me whole, and every touch was barely leashed, every stroke of his tongue speaking of need and desire and lust.
Just as quickly as he'd begun to kiss me, Zane released me with a grin. His eyes had flared bright red, and he stared down at my dazed face with a hungry gaze. "Hurry up and get your page," he said in a low growl. "Because you have exactly five minutes before I rip that dress from your body."
Hot damn. I quivered at that, and melted in his arms. "Five minutes," I echoed, dreamily. "Got it."
Zane pressed a kiss to my forehead, made sure I could stand on my own two feet again, and then left the room, shutting the door behind him with a soft click.
In a haze, the Itch pounding through my body, I stared after him until he was out of sight. Then, my senses snapped back into place, and I straightened my dress. Right. The page. Get the page, and then we could be done with this little adventure and go back to our hotel for a few hours of frisky bed-play. I was always game for that.
I touched my finger to the headset. "Remy, Zane's coming to get you. I'm going to grab the page and then join you two out front. Understand?"
No answer. Well, it might have been difficult to reply if her tongue was stuck down someone else's throat like Zane had said. I clicked the headset off, fluffed my hair to hide it again, and set off on my mission.
I'd first heard about the Melledin Manuscript in a magazine. I'd been reading in bed while waiting for Zane to awaken from his nightly hibernation. For months, I'd been buried in research on the haloes, looking for clues in historical data, searching for mentions of miracles and unexplained phenomena that might lead me back. I researched every single name that Zane could give me, looking for immortals that had affected the course of history in oblique fashion.
And when that failed, I just buried myself in research. I loved research, after all. I'd been reading an article that compared a newly-found mysterious manuscript to the Voynich Manuscript. They thought the author of it was John Dee – a famous Elizabethan mystic – except for the fact that it seemed to be hundreds of years older than anyone had thought. Scientists viewed the manuscript as a mystery.
Then, Zane had woken up and distracted me, and I'd forgotten all about the manuscript…
Until I found him reading the same magazine a few days later, a funny expression on his face. It turned out that not only could he read the ancient angelic script that the Melledin Manuscript was lettered with, but it provided the first real clues we'd had toward finding the two missing haloes. The Melledin Manuscript had recently been on a tour in the US, visiting several prominent museums along the way. Now it was back home in Switzerland, and that was why we suddenly found ourselves in Europe.
One page of the manuscript in particular held the key to the information we sought. Unfortunately, the page in the magazine spread had been an extreme close-up and I needed to see the entire thing. Thus we were resorting to…less ethical methods of getting our hands on the page.
So here I was, crashing a charity function all so I could get inside and rip apart a thousand-year-old manuscript that was lauded as one of the most fascinating finds of the last century.
Sure, we could just take a picture of the page instead of ripping it out of the book…but that also meant that the information would be out there for other immortals to discover. I needed that halo to win a boon from the Archangel Gabriel. Something told me that he'd be just as happy giving that boon to someone else. And given that both the Serim and vampires did not play well together…
Well, it was just best if I confiscated the information, even if it hurt my soul to deface a priceless book.
The book wasn't in the room, though. There was another set of double-doors at the far end of the room, and I headed toward those. I tested the brass handle of the door – not locked, and no alarm. Well, that made things easier. I entered the room and shut the door behind me.
"This room is off limits." A man in a security guard uniform stood by the lit case where the massive book rested.
"Oh, I'm sorry." I gave him a bright smile and closed the door behind me.
He frowned in my direction, gesturing that I should leave the room. And when I didn't move, he continued to approach me. "I said, you need to leave–"
I reached out and brushed his cheek with my hand, shutting down his mind and sending him to sleep. Okay, so succubi weren't completely helpless as I'd intimated toward Zane. But the powers we had weren't exactly subtle ones, either. With my fingers pressed against the guard's forehead, I rummaged through the dream I'd forced on him, looking for pass-codes or security keys. Nothing, luckily for me. With a pat to his cheek, I stood and approached the dais.
The book lay spread before me on a pedestal, a lit glass case protecting the valuable object inside from onlookers. It was beautiful, I thought as I stared down through the glass. The pages were thick and yellowed with age, the ink crisp and vivid with color. Scrollwork decorated the edges of the paper with a story that archaeologists hadn't been able to figure out, but Zane had told me involved the fall of the angels. Not just any angels, but specific ones.
The ones I was looking for.
Biting my lip, I grasped the glass case and pulled it off of the book. My entire body was tense, ready for an alarm to go off, but nothing happened. With relief, I placed the case on the ground at my feet and leaned over the book. I'd normally wear latex gloves to handle a book like this, since the oils on my fingertips were sure to destroy it…but I was just about to rip out a page and stuff it into my bra. Did it even matter if I left fingerprints on the damn thing?
I laid tentative fingers on the thick vellum of the manuscript. It felt sacrilegious and amazing all at once. I was touching something a thousand years old, and it gave me a thrill to do so. With gentle fingers, I turned the page, wincing as the lambskin sheets of parchment felt thin and weak under my fingertips. After a few cautious flips, I found the page I was looking for – nine rings of different colors seemed to be interconnected by golden chains on the page, and surrounded by small, cribbed text in the strange, looping handwriting. This was the page I needed. This one, Zane insisted, would lead us toward a missing halo, maybe both if we were lucky.
Wincing to myself, I gave the page a firm tug, and felt a little bit of my soul shred as I pulled it out of the book.
A priceless, fragile work of art, one of a kind and of holy origin…a book that had lasted a thousand years, and here I was defacing it like some teenager tearing out pages in the library. It felt dirty and wrong, and I couldn't help but frown to myself as I rolled up the page and then slid the tube of paper down the front of my tight dress, until it nestled deep between my breasts and out of sight.
If skipping out on a dig in Mexico didn't make me a bad archaeologist, I was pretty sure that defacing a priceless text would do it.
I felt rather than heard the step of soft feet behind me, and tensed.
"Don't worry honey. We've got you now," an unfamiliar, breathy female voice whispered in my ear. A hand touched my bare arm. Before I could turn, a disconcerting, vague feeling washed over me. My mind fuzzed, then went black, and the last thing I thought before falling into unconsciousness was that I'd been found.
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HAMPTON—Kaitlin and Ernest Huizar have a 2-year-old son and a baby on the way.
It was time to buy a house, they said. The $8,000 tax credit for qualified first-time home buyers was the icing on the cake.
The $8,000 tax credit, dipping home prices and low interest rates are working together to lure home buyers back into a market that has languished since the climb and decline of the national housing market, local real estate agents say.
Since the June 2007 peak, the median sales price of Peninsula homes was down nearly 20 percent to $191,900 in March, but that nudged up about 7 percent in April to $205,000.
Real estate agents are trying to get the word out about the tax credit.
"It's having kind of a delayed effect, I think," said Jim Youmans, a real estate agent for Greg Garrett Realty in Newport News. "It's taking a while to kick in."
Agents hope to get people off the fence and into the market. It takes time to find a house and close on it, and to qualify for the tax credit. Buyers must close by Dec. 1, said Pam Strahorn-Roe, a real estate agent with Rose & Womble.
Home buyers are finding that there's a lot of inventory to wade through, so it's taking longer to find a home than it did during the flurry of buying and selling a few years ago.
"We have buyers who find what they want, but they're still not willing to pull the trigger because they think something better's going to come along," said Dale Chandler, principal broker for Greg Garrett Realty. "Prices are probably as good as they're going to get. I'm not going to say this is the bottom, but all the indicators say it is."
But many homes under $200,000 either aren't in move-in condition or aren't in neighborhoods that buyers want. If they are, they don't last long, said Youmans, who took the Huizars house shopping.
"The houses under $200,000, if they're a decent house — I'd say three bedroom, two bath — if it's in reasonable shape, they're flying off the shelf," Youmans said. "If it's got new carpet and new paint, and the kitchen's in good shape, it won't last much more than a week. They go very quickly."
Getting first-time buyers qualified to borrow hasn't been much of a problem, said Robert Runnells, production manager of Old Point Mortgage in Hampton. Many homeowners opting for Federal Housing Administration loans have saved enough to cover the down payment, which ranges from 3.5 percent to 5 percent. Down payments aren't required with Virginia Housing Development Authority and Veterans Administration loans, Runnells said.
He said the tax credit, coupled with the normal springtime boom of home buying, has prodded more first-timers into the market.
"It's just not quite the push that we expected it to be, or maybe hoped it would be," he said.
Nine of 13 buyers in the last few weeks at the Townhomes at Meridian Parkside in Newport News were first-time home buyers, Strahorn-Roe said. The town homes are priced between $200,000 and $250,000, range in size from 1,500 to 2,200 square feet and include garages.
"It just stimulated the daylights out of us," Strahorn-Roe said.
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An agile, playful and responsive touring kayak, the Necky Elias Kayak with Rudder offers a balance of glide, maneuverability and reduced drag so you can paddle more efficiently during any outing.
Smaller women will slip into the Necky Kayaks Eliza Kayak with Rudder and feel right at home on the water. A long, sleek hull makes this boat an efficient day-touring rig, while the drop-down rudder and cockpit foot pedals add the control you need for really long paddles. Fore and aft storage keeps your gear dry and secure, adjustable seating means comfort, and one percent of the gross sales of this boat are donated to the Breast Cancer Fund--that's a win for everyone.
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Necky Eliza Sea Touring Kayak w/ Rudder - Necky's new Eliza is designed specifically for women. The culmination of input from women paddlers of varying skill levels, it feels so good you may never want to get out. The chine and rock profile combine with a slight V-hull for excellent glide and tracking. The stability will reassure the novice, while more advanced paddlers will appreciate the Eliza's maneuverability on edge. The cockpit is wider and shorter, combining with the low rear deck for unrestricted rolling and bracing. Made of water-resistant durable molded foam, the seat is designed specifically to reduce pressure on your sciatic nerve. By actually improving blood, you'll be able to paddle longer distances without your feet and legs falling asleep. Adjustable backband, thigh braces and foot pedals allow you to further customize the fit. Bow and stern hatches with water-resistance bulkheads provide plenty of storage for quality time away from home. Whether you want to keep up with the boys or just plain leave them behind, the Eliza is ready when you are.
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Sept. 13, 2012 -- The FDA has approved Aubagio (teriflunomide), a new drug for the treatment of multiple sclerosis (MS). The once-a-day tablet will be prescribed to adults with relapsing forms of the chronic, incurable disease.
In a two-year study, the Aubagio reduced yearly relapses by nearly a third compared to placebo. It also slowed the progression of the disease.
"We are greatly encouraged to see a new oral therapeutic option become available to people living with MS," said Timothy Coetzee, PhD, chief research officer at the National MS Society, in a news release issued by the drug's developer, Genzyme.
MS is the most common disabling neurological disease among young adults, according to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke. About 400,000 people in the U.S. have MS. As many as two-thirds of them are women. The disease is usually diagnosed between the ages of 20 and 50.
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Netherlands composer. He studied with his father, organist of the Oude Kerk, Amsterdam, succeeding him in or before 1580. He remained in this post all his life, with a few excursions to inspect new organs in other cities. Among the most influential and sought-after teachers of his time, he included Germans among his pupils, notably Scheidt, Jacob Praetorius and Scheidemann. He wrote over 250 vocal works, including a complete French psalter (1604-21), motets (1619), chansons (1594, 1612) and Italian madrigals (1612). But he is best known for his c. 70 keyboard works, which include monumental fugal fantasias, concise toccatas and well-ordered variation sets. He perfected forms derived from, among others, the English virginalists and greatly influenced 17th-century north German keyboard music, becoming one of the leading composers of his day. His son Dirck (1591-1652), who succeeded him at the Oude Kerk in 1621, edited a popular song collection (1644) and also composed songs and keyboard music.


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Oh yeah, this board was made for Jibbing. If you have ever heard of a Lib Tech Skate Banana, this is its DC equivalent. All my friends ride DC boards, and every single one of them loves it.
Oh yeah, and some dude by the name of Halldor Helgason rides this board also. If you haven't hear of him check out his video part in They Came From, he won video part of the year. Let me know if you think this board sucks for jibbing after you watch it.
Yeah this is an awesome starter board, it's has camber technology meaning easier turns, carving, and mobility (exactly what you'll need). It will give you durability, and a great place to start learning from.
I agree, the Hero is the way to go. The Burton Fix and Dominant have what's called a P-Rocker, whereas the Hero has what's called a V-Rocker. Although they both have their perks, the V-Rocker has 3 different rocker points (between your feet, and one outside each of your feet) as opposed to the P-Rocker's 2 (Outside each of your feet). This basically means that your gonna be able to feel more, and control yourself easier. If you've never ridden on a rocker board before, the Hero is gonna make you never want to go back, get ready to own those rails and boxes.
It's the same for a boy's or girl's snowboard, the board's height should be between your chin and nose.
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Holy nuts, this thing's got pop. Great board for intermediate and up ridders.
This board is the perfect definition of camber technology, great stability with lots of pop, but not the best on rails/boxes. This is the board you take out west to go hit jumps and just shred the mountain. It has a 'stiff' feeling to it, meaning that it's great for some hardcore carving.
I wouldn't spend $400 on it, around $300 would be a good price.
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Georgia will still have Sen. Johnny Isakson in the U.S. Senate after 2014, but it will have lost one of the august body's most sure-footed voices of reason with the retirement of Sen. Saxby Chambliss. Hopefully, the man or woman who replaces him in the 2014 election will possess the same reasoning ability and common sense as Sens. Chambliss and Isakson. Just this past week, the two Republicans commented on the absurdity of the decision of the Federal Aviation Administration to furlough air traffic controllers. The action was taken in response to sequestration - just another word for the inability of Congress in general and the president of the United States to handle the nation's affairs in a mature, responsible and effective manner. The Federal Aviation Administration could have furloughed clerks and other members of what has become another growing federal bureaucracy. It could have done that, but it didn't. Clerks would not have been missed by the public. Traffic controllers, on the other hand, the men and women who are responsible for the safety of thousands of Americans in the air every day, have been missed. Flights have been backed up at all of the nation's major airports. The Federal Aviation Administration is gambling with lives just to prove a point. At the same time, they are toying with an economy and a nation's faith in an industry that is already fragile by causing the delay of between 3,000 and 6,000 flights a day. Sens. Chambliss and Isakson joined others and demanded the director get all traffic controllers back on the job immediately and harshly criticized Federal Aviation Administration Administrator Michael Huerta for jeopardizing the safety of so many adults and children. We need better leaders at the controls of our federal agencies and more statesmen like Sens. Chambliss and Isakson watching them.


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with Alan Corr - Limerick preparing for a troupe of giant puppets from the French Theatre Company 'Royal Deluxe' to appear on streets in September as part of the City of Culture celebrations, the top-grossing movies of all time, according to a Beat on the Street report Dublin is joint-third in a poll of best cities for buskers
Kay Sheehy continues her reviews of the books on the IMPAC shortlist – "Questions of Travel" by Michelle De Kretser (published by Allen & Unwin)
John Byrne with a guide to the biggest end-of-the-world films as outlined in the book "World Gone Wild: A Survivor's Guide To Post-Apocalyptic Movies" by David J Moore (published by Schiffer)
Tony Clayton Lea looks at the career of Led Zeppelin, as a new box-set of re-mastered and prevously unheard versions of their first 3 albums are released
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Add an option to delete particular release. There is no such option currently.
We've now implemented this feature. As of version 22.214.171.124, project administrators can delete releases.
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Callon commented
Great work, but if the release is deleted, I don't care to see it on the dashboard anymore.
Raghunandan commented
excellent. Will check :)
Michael Woffenden commented
Just ran across this. I made some steps changes after creating the release. Now I see "This deployment won't have the latest changes to the project steps and/or variables. Create a new release". Would love to be able to DELETE this obsolete release.
Kyle commented
Top-level administrators should be able to delete/soft-delete a release in the system. I understand the importance of audit, but there is no reason we shouldn't have the OPTION if needed. Give us the tools, and let us worry about how to manage trust and change control.
There is going to be a ramp-up period where releases are going to be created and tested, even in production systems, we don't want those hanging around. There are going to be rejected build candidates that we have no intention of saving, and if our respective change control processes allow for that, we should have that option.
You guys are doing an excellent job by the way!
Lee Hull commented
I can think of a few reasons...
- Archiving old releases
- Bad releases - riddled with bugs
- Removing releases that did not deploy, had error
- I also have some releases that I created when setting it up, but is in the system permenantly
GoHuskers commented
Yes Please. I am evaluating the product and currently have 20+ junkie releases. I want to delete these and restart fresh but no-can-do. I don't want to UNINSTALL the software just to see if these releases will be erased.
Raghunandan commented
Yes please...
Releases should be cleaned up - as it unnecessarily piles up before Pre-prod or prod push.
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Count me in
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I think there should be a big feature added that involves "Clean-up" of all kinds of things. Deleting history and old releases. In our environment I want to keep maximum last 5 releases to production.


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I read somewhere that the TWD production asked him and A. Lincoln not to cut their hair anytime soon, I guess this has something to do with the show. I hope so, 'cos if you ask me, Norman REALLY needs a haircut.
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Women's mixed martial arts champion Ronday Rousey made history when she became the first female in history to sign with the Ultimate Fighting Championship. Rousey will once again make history when she makes her UFC debut, according to president Dana White.
Following UFC 154: St-Pierre vs. Condit, White made it clear that Rousey has the opportunity to headline a card in her promotional debut.
"She's the champ," he said. "Unless there's a weight division higher than her that the champ would be defending the title, then yeah, she'd be the main event."
White made it clear that Rousey, who has major appeal and could bring over a load of crossover viewers, will be placed on a pay-per view card and not a free card on FOX, FX or FUEL. Rousey has been seen nationally on talks shows and magazine covers and when you couple that with her appearance in the 2008 Olympics in Beijing you have a worldwide star that can take the sport by storm.
Rousey has already been a hit in Strikeforce and there is no reason to believe that her appeal and the excitement she generates won't follow her over to the UFC.
Fans want to see the best fighters in the world compete and Rousey has shown that she belongs in that discussion. The fact that she is a female will not hold her back. Her talent will speak for itself and she will turn the naysayers into believers after her debut in the octagon.
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A 61-year-old Springville woman has pleaded guilty to charges connected to a 2010 crash in Utah County that killed 71-year-old Brice Mickelsen.
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According to court documents, Mott took a combination of Ambien and Lortab on Sept. 2, 2010, and was impaired to a point to where she couldn't operate a motor vehicle.
While driving her Toyota Corolla on Interstate 15 southbound just south of Provo, she collided with Mickelsen's Pontiac Grand Prix, according to Utah Highway Patrol authorities.
UHP investigators believe Mott was driving erratically in the middle lane before crossing into Mickelsen's right-hand lane and striking his car on the driver's side. Mickelsen's Grand Prix then slammed into a barrier, careened back into traffic and rolled.
Also injured was Mary Jacobsen, of Springville, who was a passenger in Mickelsen's car.
Mott was initially charged with second-degree felony automobile homicide, class A misdemeanor driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, and class C misdemeanor failure to stay in lane of travel.
On Monday she pleaded to a less harsh count of third-degree felony automobile homicide and pleaded no contest to the DUI. The other misdemeanor was dismissed as part of the plea deal.
Mott faces up to six years in prison when she is sentenced on June 11.
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Selena was recently admitted to a rehab facility for emotional issues. The rehab center, "Dawn at the Meadows" treats people that are ages 18 to 26 years old. The people that they treat suffer from trauma, emotional issues, and addiction and dual diagnoses concerns.
It is reported that she was also hooked on booze, Ambien and pot. Fans would think that would be enough for her to go to rehab. Resources say that she's not addicted. She does take smoke at occasional parties. She does drink, but not a lot.
Selena has been through a great deal in the past year. She's had to deal with someone trespassing on her property, back to back films, concerts, TV and touring. These things don't even include promotional work that goes along with those things.
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Now its time to relax a bit after the hard work of tuning the plates. I have cut the corner blocks and glued them to the back plate. Best to wait a day or so for the glue to dry, so one can either pace around the workshop, read a book, etc... or start work on some of the fittings that the violoncello will soon be needing.…Continue
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One can see now I have a general idea of where this baroque cello is headed. But the back arching is way too high! This is on purpose, as I have a specific method of plate tuning which I shall explain. I want to have a lot of choices when creating the final arching, which means lots of wood to work with. At this…Continue
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Is it possible to become a plan of the violoncello piccolo ? or the most important dimensions ?
I'am a (non commercial) instrument builder (octobass, barytone, gamba, ...)
Hey! who you calling crazy? I prefer the term, mentally challenged!
Papa mia! Awesome viola!
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READ! This is my first movie wich I made, and first for NG and clock day. First of all please vote fair, [So at least 3 :)] Second, before vote watch movie to the end! If you want to know something about my flash there are credits at the end.
Happy Clock day.
Rated 4 / 5 stars June 20, 2008
Good first movie.
I am impressed at your first piece,good story to it and i like the way you used the level icons as weapons and pretty sweet clock design for light blade also i loved how Strawberry Clock was a drunk at the bar,great stuff man. =)
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Good Job
Great Movie for your first try :D i give it a ten keep up the good work
P.S. have you ever wonderd? that B might stand for something like Berry!
Cause theres alot of berry type clocks in CC like SBC or blueberry clock, and
good job on your first submission
Rated 5 / 5 stars October 1, 2006
i have never seen you before but this is one hell of a good flash
( you probley never seen me because im new )
May be you never seen me becaus I'm not Clock but only ClockCrew fan. But who know maybe one day I'll join them? Oh, btw maybe this isn't awesome flash but this is my best wich I ever made.
Rated 5 / 5 stars August 15, 2006
B B B B B B B! LightBladeClock B B B B B EDN
Well, after all thx for the review but remember one thing! I'm NOT LightBladeClock. LightBladeClock is LightBladeClock, I'm LightBlade but I made LightBladeClock, do you understand now? cool...
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My daughter is turning one soon, and I decided we needed a growth chart as awesome as she is. After a bit of tinkering in Pages, and a bunch of hemming and hawing, this is the result. As a friend pointed out, all that's missing is Batman.
Click on the picture for a full-size (7') PDF.
Update: If you enjoyed this chart, and would like to make a donation, we've set up a Paypal account that feeds into our daughter's college fund.
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Steamed length to sleeves. Ends all mostly weaved in. Underarm gaps sewn shut. Blocking done. Center heart duplicate stitched to add depth.
Total time to knit: 10 days.
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The internet must be impossible to police, but surely there is a better solution coming, eh Google? I love your products, I use at least 15 of them, but there are good blogs and bad blogs - the good ones usually post material / music that has already been cleared by repertoire owners / management and band - and then there are the other blogs posting entire albums or uncleared music.
It's VITAL to understand the distinction, blogs as mentioned in the Pitchfork post are by and large very decent blogs and unfairly taking the brunt of many other blogger leakers.
2 more years and Tumblr will be going through the same events, or will it we?
Considering I have seen the wrath of Google first hand I think I should chime in at this point. What Google did was unfair and unjust. In their DMCA take down letters they never inform you what the infringing mp3's are, forcing the writer to take down ALL the mp3's in the offending post whether they have the permission to post them or not.
Now I know I am not entirely innocent in this, I have knowingly published mp3's that were not approved for posting but in doing so my intentions were always to shine the best possible light on the music I covered giving it the publicity it deserved. In this day and age with thousands upon thousands of like minded individuals doing the same it is a truly blurred line of what is right and wrong.
A few years back I posted the entirety of Thom Yorke's The Eraser and suffered the consequences of my improper actions. I knew it was wrong but was seeking to improve my standing in the blog world and acted hastily in doing so. The post was taken down pretty quickly and I will never post a full album again, but there are countless sites doing just this and getting away with it. Instead of going after these culprits Blogger and Google have gone after true music fans who just want to share what they are enjoying with the reader's of their sites. That seems unfair and unjustified in my mind.
At this point Blogger has responded to all the take downs that have hit in the last two days taking absolutely no blame for their part and basically saying they did everything right. If they had just included what the offending mp3's were they could have avoided all of these headaches and bad press and we could have kept on going like any other day. Instead, as people have been forced indoors the past two days, the story has blown up into a huge black eye for a company that I genuinely trust and use on a daily basis.
I'm hoping Blogger allows me to recover the posts of my past 5-years in the way I'd like to, but I doubt anything like that is going to happen. Instead I did the best I could to copy and past the material to my new Wordpress hosted site, poptartssucktoasted.com, and I will resume new posts there shortly. Before I do I'd like to say to all the record companies out there that think I'm a villain for what I do, you are 100% wrong! The people that create and write and update these sites with fervent passion are your biggest customers! We are the ones that buy the $100 box set of material released 10-years ago. We are the ones that collect the 7"s, attend the music festivals, and buy the t-shirts. We LOVE MUSIC and we LOVE Bands and no matter how you think you're helping your industry by sending the Web Sheriff or DMCA notices you are most certainly not helping. Instead you are looking like the dinosaur of an industry that you are, unable to adapt to the changing business model and falling apart at the seams as you try and fight little people that love what you do! It's time for you guys to look internally at your own policies and see what you can do better, rather than attack your biggest customers who are just trying to spread the word of the music they love!
Thanks to everyone who has supported me, offered a hand, or culled older blogs in the last two days! It's because of your out pouring of appreciation that I won't wash my hands of this whole music business, and will continue on reinforced in the thought that I am doing something that people appreciate and that what we as music bloggers do is vital to the continued existence of the music we love.
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Check out the realm forums at worldofwarcraft.com for your realm. If you look over the recruitment threads and the progression thread (most realms have these stickied) you will get an idea of what guild to look for.
There are many casual guilds that raid and that understand that there are people who haven't raided before that would be more than willing to take you in. Don't aim for the 6 day a week raiders in BT if you have never raided before. Look for the guilds that are in or have Kara on farm and hook up with one of them.
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Two of the most common symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis are stiffness and swelling, although the latter may be less common in osteoarthritis. If you have arthritis, these symptoms may be worse at certain times of the day or the month. If left untreated, you may experience more pain and less joint function. Here are a few tips to help you cope:
• Protect your joint Weak and unstable joints make swelling, stiffness and pain worse. Braces can offer the proper support and relieve your symptoms. According to the American Association of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS), there are two types of braces: an "unloader" brace shifts load away from the affected portion of the knee; a "support" brace helps support the entire knee load. Speak to your doctor or physical therapist about the best type of brace for your condition.
• Use heat or cold wisel Hot and cold packs help to relieve arthritis symptoms, but they should be used based on the type of arthritis you have, advises the AAOS. For instance, an ice pack may relieve swelling in some people; in others, heat may aggravate it. Also, if you have circulatory problems, you shouldn't apply cold packs. Speak to your doctor about which treatment is appropriate for your symptoms to get the best relief.
• Get moving Stiff, swollen joints may make you reluctant to exercise — but that's exactly what those sore muscles need. Without proper exercises your joints, muscles, tendons, and ligaments will become weaker, stiffer and more swollen. The American College of Rheumatology explains that any comprehensive exercise program will consist of four main classes of exercise: flexibility, range of motion, strengthening, and aerobic. Work closely with your doctor and physical therapist to develop an effective regimen for your arthritis.
• Ask your doctor about stronger med In the early phase of arthritis your doctor may prescribe common medications such as aspirin, acetaminophen or ibuprofen. As your condition progresses, these drugs may not be as effective at controlling your symptoms. Modern arthritis drugs, including Cox-2 inhibitors such as Celebrex® and corticosteroids, help to reduce inflammation.
• Keep track of drug reaction Some arthritis drugs may cause your joints to become swollen. According to the ArthritisFoundation, popular non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) such as ibuprofen and aspirin can cause an allergic reaction in some people that can lead to localized swelling in the joints. Monitor your symptoms and if you suspect that drugs may be increasing swelling in your joints, ask your doctor about alternatives.
• Lose weight Several studies show that being overweight can make arthritis symptoms worse. In one study conducted at Lund University in Lund, Sweden, researchers found that overweight people are more likely to suffer from arthritis in their hips and knees as they age. The extra weight increases joint damage and fluid buildup.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention define a healthy body mass index (BMI) for adults as between 18.5 to 24.9. Depending on how much higher your BMI is than this, you're either overweight or obese and should lose weight to improve your arthritis. Before you run out and buy a gym membership, however, visit your doctor for a checkup and for advice on a healthy weight loss plan.
• Consider complementary or alternative treatments Some people with arthritis swear by treatments such as massage or acupuncture to relieve swelling, stiffness and pain. If you try any of these procedures, look for certified practitioners with at least two years experience treating your condition. For acupuncture treatment, make sure needles are used only once.
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Journal: Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases, Vol.68 (4) pp. 490-496
Study Date: 2009 (Published Online First: 8 May 2008)
Study Name: Incidence of severe knee and hip osteoarthritis in relation to different measures of body mass: a population-based prospective cohort study
Website: http://ard.bmj.com/cgi/content/abstract/68/4/490
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Summary: Jensen is a socially awkward med student who frequents the local student hotspot coffee shop. He spends more time there than he does his own apartment, but that's mostly because of the view. And by view, he means the super tall, super hot guy he shamelessly ogles between pharmacology and physiology homework.
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It was a busy night on Sunday for Blake Shelton at the 47th Academy of Country Music Awards. The really good kind of busy!
Shelton co-hosted the show with Reba McEntire, and the pair once again nailed their roles as hosts. You can always count on it being a fantastic show with McEntire and Shelton leading the way.
The country superstar also performed his single "Drink On It" from his hugely successful and number one album, Red River Blue. He then took the stage again to close the show. This time, though, with Lionel Richie for their duet version of "You Are." The track will be on Richie's Tuskegee album, which features duets with various country stars.
To top it all off, Shelton snagged the ACM Award last night for 'Male Vocalist of the Year!' He was surprised by the honor, but it is very well deserved and we are so happy for him. Congratulations to Blake!!!!
Watch video of Shelton accepting his ACM Award:
Shelton also stopped by the press room for an interview. He discussed his career, The Voice, Taylor Swift, and his wife, Miranda Lambert.
Continue reading to watch the interview…
Regarding Swift, he told the press:
"Taylor is just one of those once in a lifetime stars that comes along that you know makes a difference and we're lucky enough in country music to call her, you know, one of us. And that's pretty cool!"
Later on, he went on to discuss his better half. He said, as her husband, he wants her to win all of the awards. But my favorite part was this:
"Country music, they're hard on songs and music … and I'm glad they're hard on them. And I'm glad they recognize how great Miranda's records are and how she pushes the envelope and tries new sounds and new things all the time. But she's not just trying it, she nails it every time. I'm blown away by her. I really am."
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