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You may have seen a black-and-gold bicycle-trailer contraption peddling coffee and other treats on the 16th Street Mall at Larimer Street; it's been setting up shop there since January. Now Marley Coffee, the brainchild of chairman Rohan Marley (son of reggae legend Bob), is expanding its bicycle ca ... More >>
July marks the thirtieth anniversary of the release of Legend: The Best of Bob Marley and the Wailers, the compilation released after Marley's death that brought reggae to the forefront of rock-music popularity (read all about it in our current Bob Marley Backbeat feature). Marley fathered nearly as ... More >>
Bobby Grover's goal is to change the way the world thinks about coffee -- and in late August, he, along with his two partners, Zak Anderson and Jay Junkin, will do their best to make sure they succeed when they open Thump Coffee in Capitol Hill. "We're trying to educate people that coffee isn't this ... More >>
There are many stops along the road to adulthood: getting your driver's license, going off to college, taking your first (legal) sip of beer. Before all those, however, there's another: your first cup of coffee. I remember mine clearly. I was a teenager at an outdoor sporting event in Wisconsin. The ... More >>
The seasonal, pumpkin-flavored coffees and baked goods at Starbucks are my favorite part of fall, and so I head over to my neighborhood Starbucks early -- and often -- to get pumpkin spice lattes, slabs of fragrant pumpkin bread dotted with roasted pumpkin seeds, and iced pumpkin scones. But this ... More >>
Like beer, marijuana and oxygen bars, Colorado has quickly developed a subculture of people who like to geek-out on coffee, enjoying the everyday beverage on a level far beyond the utilitarian purpose of a quick stimulant. "We're here to deliver more than just caffeine; that's just a perk," says Ali ... More >>
"Denver is an amazing coffee city," says Chris Dohse, manager of Drip Denver, "and we're excited to be part of its coffee culture." Not long ago, the future of dining and retail at the beleaguered Beauvallon building looked bleak. But with Drip, which just opened its doors on Monday in the former h ... More >>
As Denver's coffee culture expands, Travis Gilbert and Greg Gerken, both coffee shop veterans, want to give consumers the chance to go deeper into exactly what they like about their cups of Joe because, claims Gilbert, "a lot of people don't know much about why they like coffee."
Cappuccinos for kids? On a recent episode of The Colbert Report, Stephen Colbert tipped his hat to Brooklyn baristas for creating the diminutive coffee drinks and "hooking babies on the foam dragon." And why not? Getting our nation's spawn to recognize the dual benefits of espresso addiction and eff ... More >>
Coffee started as a hobby for Phil Goodlaxson, owner of Corvus Coffee. "I have a business degree, I did the corporate life for a bit, and when I'd had enough of that, I started looking for something that would be an artisan craft. I started getting more and more interested in coffee," he explains. ... More >>
Koan Goedman, one of the top-notch baristas at Crema Coffee House, has always wanted to own his own coffee shop. But after a trip to Coffee Fest in Seattle last year, he began pondering the idea of a roastery, too. "I started talking to the Diedrich's roasters, who were there with a bunch of samples ... More >>
2914 CoffeeFor five years, Anthony Davis has been a barista and manager at North Boulder's Amante, where he learned to pour shots and style out lattes with art. But this spring, the coffee enthusiast is striking out on his own closer to his Highland neighborhood home, opening 2914 Coffee at 2 ... More >>
Two Rivers CoffeeSo many coffee shops... so few actually doing coffee and espresso drinks right. And even fewer that are owned or operated by people who really know their beans. Eric Yochim knows his beans.
Ozo CoffeeJustin Hartman and crew will offer free brew bar tastings on FridaysWhen Ozo expanded into downtown Boulder, opening a shop on the West End of Pearl Street, it also added a new feature for coffee lovers: a brew bar, which gives Ozo the capability of brewing to order three ways. To ... More >>
J. WohletzCoffee at The PointCoffee at The Point opened for business this week, with the full beverage, food and dessert menu available to Crossroads Theater patrons next door and anyone else who needs a kidney-punch of espresso made with Denver's own Novo coffee. Owners Ryan Cobbins, his wi ... More >>
Unless you count the tented stand at the Boulder farmers' market from which a couple of employees proffer tin cans of coffee beans and steaming-hot cups of joe, Mark and Mel Glenn's Boulder-based Conscious Coffees doesn't have a retail outlet. The coffee, though, is everywhere, the beans of c ... More >>
Your baristas are a delicate breed of human -- they are perfectionists when it comes to their craft and sensitive when it comes to social aptitude. Much like bartenders, they are stuck dealing with people at their worst -- un-caffeinated, early in the morning and grumpy. If you get the feel ... More >>
We got a little too hopped up on caffeine this weekend -- to the point of heart palpitations, in fact -- because we couldn't stop sucking down the cappuccinos at Aviano Coffee, 3031 East Second Avenue, which reopened a month ago in a former Peaberry's shop in Cherry Creek.
Doug and Saadia Naiman ready for the rebirth of Aviano.It was a sad day for Denver coffee connoisseurs when Doug and Saadia Naiman, owners of Aviano Coffee, finally gave up on their bitter struggle with the beleaguered Beauvallon condo complex and closed the doors on their posh coffee shop in ... More >>
SalvaghettiScott Taylor wants Denver residents to wake up every morning in the coolest cycling city in the world - and he plans to help by serving them coffee from a bike-thru window. The owner of the Salvaghetti Bicycle Workshop at 1611 Platte Street opened the bike-thru, called Happy Coffe ... More >>
Starbucks must be in a cup of hot water. Why else would it team up with Burger King to sell its branded "Seattle's Best Coffee" this summer, at prices ranging from $1 to $2.79 for a cup of java? McDonald's and Dunkin Donuts have been pumping out their own signature coffee for the past couple ... More >>
Liz KellermeyerBlack Friday is upon us. Whether you're nuts and arrived at stores pre-dawn to snag the deals, or you're a stay-away-from-the-malls-at-all-costs type, everyone can benefit from a little caffeine boost after a day of carb-loading. If you're near downtown, where better to fuel up tha ... More >>
Starbucks, the giant java company with a storefront on a street corner near you, is joining the instant coffee market with a free taste test in every store beginning at 10 a.m. today and continuing through Monday, October 5. The national chain officially introduced VIA Ready Brew, its trio of ... More >>
Liz KellermeyerWe must be looking a little tired around the office, because a co-worker recently bestowed this candy upon us. Hey, we don't look gift horses in the mouth, we just put them in our mouths. The gifts, that is. The candy. Maybe we need a couple more of these...
Common Grounds, the popular LoDo coffeehouse that's a sibling of the original in northwest Denver, barely missed a beat when it moved last week from 1601 17th Street across the street to 1550 17th, in the old Sugarbeat Café space (the entrance is on Wazee Street). But somewhere along the way, Comm ... More >>
There's a sign in the window of the Common Grounds at 1601 17th Street, and it's not good news. The landlord has put this prime piece of real estate up for lease, and that means LoDo could lose a great local coffeehouse (and a barista who was once on Survivor). There's a latte to love about this pla ... More >>
Caffeine fiends one and all should bow down to barista Greg Lefcourt. Longtime coffee jock and manager at OZO Coffee at 5340 Arapahoe Ave in Boulder, Lefcourt took home the gold at the Mountain Regional Barista Competition on January 18 in Thornton, leaving in his coffee dust barista competitors fro ... More >>
Starbucks is unveiling a new set of beverages this month, Tazo Tea Lattes and Tazo Tea Infusions. I snagged one of the coupons that allow you to try one for free, and if there is one thing I'm a total sucker for it's free food and drink. The friendly barista at the Speer location (the one handily ... More >>
287 Columbine Street is now home to C.R.E.A.M. It replaced Java Creek about two weeks ago, and will be doing similar, but not identical, work. "We're going to be much more coffee-focused, doing higher-level barista work," explains barista Amanda Sapir. "Our coffee is being roasted by Co ... More >>
There are lots of reasons for attending the "Live to the Fullest Cup" event at Fluid Coffee Bar, 501 East 19th Avenue, this Friday at 7 p.m., which will raise money for 26-year-old Semeon Abay, head roaster for the Denver-based Novo Coffee, who was recently diagnosed with advanced metastatic pro ... More >>
You may have noticed that your favorite local cup of joe has lately tasted a bit off, even a tad bitter. If so, there's a reason: The local coffee community has been shaken to its core by painful news about one of its key members: 26-year-old Semeon Abay, head roaster for Denver-based Novo Coffee, ... More >>
Coffee lovers are buzzing about Denver's first-ever battle of the baristas, and things could get frothy.
As we wrote about in "Pot of Gold," Joseph Brodsky, coffee buyer for the Denver-based boutique coffee roaster Novo Coffee, traveled to Ethiopia last October to search out the African origins of the Panamanian Geisha coffee bean, widely considered one of the best coffees in the world. When the tri ... More >>
As reported in the Westword story Pot of Gold and in follow-up blogs, some folks in the coffee business are casting a critical eye on fair trade coffee, a certification system that guarantees coffee farmers get paid a minimum $1.26 per pound of beans. Some argue that not only is fair trade threaten ... More >>
Last we heard from Denver coffee entrepreneur and explorer Joseph Brodsky, he was planning to stay in Ethiopia indefinitely to seek out the best undiscovered coffee beans—such as the legendary Geisha—the birthplace of java had to offer. He's still there, looking for his beans in wild f ... More >>
The documentary Black Gold, which is touring the country and was shown in Denver and Boulder last month, fashions itself the Fast Food Nation of the coffee industry, contrasting the excesses of the western caffeine craze with the plight of Ethiopian coffee farmers to illustrate the inequities stirre ... More >>
Joseph Brodsky has a nose for great coffee. It led him all the way to Ethiopia, in search of the Geisha.
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Updated On: Mar 08 2013 06:00:18 PM CST
Wind and flooding advisories have been issued for Eastern Carolina, as wind gusts of up to 50 m.p.h. sweep through.
A wind advisory will remain in effect until 9 a.m. Thursday for the following: Carteret, Mainland and Outer Banks Dare, Mainland and Outer Banks Hyde, and Tyrrell Counties. Winds in those areas are expected to be 20 to 30 m.p.h., with gusts of up to 50 m.p.h.
Because of the weather, Tyrrell County Schools will be on a two-hour delay on Thursday.
The strong winds knocked down a large billboard on top of cars in Morehead City Wednesday afternoon. It happened outside of the Cox Family Restaurant, on Arendell Street. Two vehicles were damaged and a power line fell.
A coastal flood advisory has also been issued for the Outer Banks, and will remain in effect until 7 p.m. Friday.
The high winds are expected to cause elevated water levels (2-3 feet) for areas adjacent to the eastern and southern Pamlico Sound. Rough surf and ocean overwash are expected to develop north of Cape Hatteras Wednesday night and into the weekend.
High water levels caused Highway 12, from Rodanthe to southern Dare County, to be closed. The stretch of road is not expected to reopen until mid-morning on Thursday.
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During a personal sightseeing flight, the pilot landed the airplane at a controlled airport without contacting the control tower. According to the manager of a fixed base operation at the controlled airport, the pilot asked what airport he had landed at and seemed unsure of the direction toward his intended destination. Although the manager reminded him to do so, the pilot did not contact the control tower during his departure. While en route, it became dark, and the airplane experienced a loss of electrical power, rendering the cockpit "virtually black." Although the sky was clear and the visibility was 10 miles, the pilot was unable to locate a diversion airport after an hour of searching. He elected to land on a road, and the airplane collided with a pole. The pilot reported that he lost directional control during the landing roll. A postaccident examination revealed that the airplane's battery had a low power state. The pilot reported no mechanical malfunctions other than the loss of electrical power.
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- Thomas has been named one of fourteen singers to participate in The Ravinia Festival Steans Music Institute.
- Thomas was named one of four winners of the annual Opera Foundation competition. As a scholarship winner, he will become a part of the Ensemble roster at Deutsche Oper Berlin.
Known for his "pleasant, well rounded voice" (Palm Beach Arts), baritone Thomas Lehman is a versatile artist whose repertoire ranges from Bach to Berio. Currently a Young Artist at Florida Grand Opera, Lehman appeared as Peter Niles in Mourning Becomes Electra, Ben in The Telephone, and as King Tashi/Narrator in an outreach production of David Chesky's The Mice War. While at Florida Grand Opera, he worked with artists and clinicians such as Ramon Tebar, Kevin Newbury, Diana Soviero, Lauren Flanigan, Bernard Uzan, David Gately, A. Scott Parry, and Julie Maykowski.
Mr. Lehman received his Master of Music degree from the Eastman School of Music, singing leading roles in Assassins, Il matrimonio segreto, Manon, and The Bartered Bride. A student of Carol Webber, he has worked with coaches, directors, and conductors including Benton Hess, Margo Garrett, Martina Arroyo, Graham Johnson, William Weinert, Lawrence Doebler, Russell Miller, Jean Barr, Paul Sperry, David Lefkowich, Sam Helfrich, Brad Hougham, Enza Ferrari and Brian DeMaris. He made his professional operatic debut in 2010 as Guglielmo in Così fan tutte with the Delaware Valley Opera and has appeared as a Studio Artist with the Chautauqua Opera. His undergraduate work was done at Ithaca College, where he performed leading roles in Ravel's L'enfant et les sortilèges, Viardot's Cendrillon, Rachel Portman's The Little Prince and Mozart's Don Giovanni and La finta giardiniera.
In Spring of 2014, Mr. Lehman was awarded the Curt Engelhorn scholarship from The Opera Foundation, allowing him to join the 2014-15 Deutsche Oper Berlin roster. He won first place and the Lynne Clarke Vocal Prize at the 2010 Friends of Eastman Opera Competition, first place in the Jessie Kneisel Lieder Competition, an encouragement award at the 2013 MONC Great Lakes Auditions, the Grand Prize at the Orpheus Competition in Nashville, TN, and won the fourth Prize at the Rochester Oratorio Society Classical Idol Competition.
In concert, Lehman has performed in works by Bach, Britten, Dvořák, Orff, Beethoven, Schubert, Handel, Haydn, and Schumann, as well as the requiems of Duruflé, Mozart, and Brahms. A large proponent of new music, Lehman performed the works of Pulitzer prize nominated Ricardo Zohn-Muldoon at the Festival Internacional Cervantino, as well as the songs of Takemitsu prize winner Arlene Sierra.
"Baritones Keith Phares as Orin Mannon, and Thomas Lehman as Peter Niles sang excellently in their roles..."
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"Thomas Lehman and Riley Svatos both sang with fresh, vocal purity that expressed the relative innocence of their roles. "
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" Lehman made the stronger impression, in part because he has more to do; he made good use of his pleasant, well-rounded voice."
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"The cast has no weak links, only members who are truly committed to the piece."
"Lehman gives arguably the strongest performance of the cast, his sweeping vibratos ringing all the way to the back of the theater."
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"From just across one of Ithaca's gorge's came young Thomas Lehman, a sophomore at nearby Ithaca College, who sang the Commendatore and Masetto. He is a real talent, blessed with a penetrating but never-harsh voice and a compelling stage presence that allowed him to convince as the cold and damning statue and as the jealous swain."
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Ein Hausknecht, Der Rosenkavalier | Deutsche Oper Berlin
4. Brabantischer Edler , Lohengrin | Deutsche Oper Berlin
Naval Captain, Manon Lescaut | Deutsche Oper Berlin
Fiorello, Il barbiere di Siviglia | Deutsche Oper Berlin
Zweiter Geharnischter, Die Zauberflöte | Deutsche Oper Berlin
Perichaud, La Rondine | Deutsche Oper Berlin
Ashby, La fanciulla del West | Deutsche Oper Berlin
Jailer, Tosca | Deutsche Oper Berlin
Official of the Registry, Madama Butterfly | Deutsche Oper Berlin
Customs Sergeant, La bohème | Deutsche Oper Berlin
Second Flemish Deputy, Don Carlo | Deutsche Oper Berlin
Zaretsky, Eugene Onegin | Deutsche Oper Berlin
Peter Niles, Mourning Becomes Electra | Florida Grand Opera
King Tashi, The Mice War | Florida Grand Opera
Krusina, The Bartered Bride | Eastman Opera Theatre
Count Robinson, Il matrimonio segreto | Eastman Opera Theatre
John Wilkes Booth, Assassins |Eastman Opera Theatre
De Brétigny, Manon | Eastman Opera Theatre
Guglielmo, Così fan tutte | Delaware Valley Opera
Pilot, The Little Prince | Ithaca College
Anthony Hope, Sweeney Todd | Sherman Theatre
Pooh Bah, The Mikado | Pennsylvania Lyric Opera
L'arbre/Le fauteuil, L'enfant et les sortilèges | Ithaca College
Baron Pictordu, Cendrillon (Viardot) | Ithaca College
Masetto, Don Giovanni | Cornell University/Les Petits Violons
Nardo, La finta giardiniera | Ithaca College
Franz Schubert: Die schöne Mullerin
Eastman School of Music, Christopher Reed
Felix Mendelssohn: Gloria in Eb
Eastman School of Music, Lee Wright
G.F. Handel: Utretch Te Deum & Jubilate
Lutheran Church of the Reformation, David Chin
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Hobart & William Smith College, Yunn-Shann Ma
Ralph Vaughan Williams: Five Mystical Songs
Incarnate Word Lutheran Church, Michael Unger
W.A. Mozart: Aria Concert
Rochester Chamber Orchestra, David Fetler
Ralph Vaughan Williams: Serenade to Music
Rochester Philharmonic , Christopher Seaman
J.S. Bach: Matthäus-Passion
Incarnate Word Lutheran Church, , Michael Unger
J.S. Bach: Johannes-Passion
Voices, William Weinert
Ricardo Zohn-Muldoon: Niño Polilla
Cervantino Festival, Eastman Broadband Ensemble
Maurice Duruflé: Réquiem
First Presbyterian Church of Ithaca, Lawrence Doebler
Carl Orff: Carmina Burana
Ithaca College Choir, Lawrence Doebler
J.S. Bach: Magnificat
First Presbyterian Church of Ithaca, Lawrence Doebler
J.S. Bach: Kaffee-Kantate, BMV 211
Ithaca College Baroque Ensemble, Mark Kaczmarcsyk
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Wednesday 7 March 2012: Stormy Weather
Strange weather today - one minute sunshine and blue skies, the next minute blustery showers, strong winds, heavy rain.
This was taken in between. The sun was about to disappear and I was about to get soaked rushing back across the road to the car.
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What Do Brides and Bridesmaids Really Think of Each Other?
We're especially happy with the results, since they confirmed what we sort of suspected -- not all of our engaged girlfriends are raging jerks.
The poll actually found that more brides-to-be (88 percent) were concerned about super-pricey bridesmaids' dresses than bridesmaids (55 percent).
This is the kind of selflessness rarely demonstrated by the reality TV shows that depict brides as shrieking, hysterical messes. Maybe that stereotype is why 62 percent of bridesmaids wouldn't go on a wedding reality show, while only 37 percent of brides say "no way." (Maybe they're hoping to cut costs with some produce placement.)
Click here to read more results after the jump!
The Bachelorette Party: Both brides and bridesmaids eschewed travel in favor of staying in the bride's hometown for the bachelorette party. Good thinking: more money for firemen strippers.
Celebrity Bridesmaid: Trumping Jennifer Aniston, Angelina Jolie, Tina Fey and other female celebs, Reese Witherspoon was the ideal celebrity bridesmaid among brides-to-be and maids alike. (Perhaps we should have mentioned that bridesmaids do not get to have sex with Jake Gyllenhaal.)
Fantasy Celebrity Wedding: Brides would most like to replicate Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony's backyard ceremony, while bridesmaids preferred Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck's beach nuptials. Why would J. Lo get married anywhere else, when she has that huge backyard?
Attack of the Bridezillas! 1 in 5 bridesmaids think the bride-to-be's "bridezilla" tendencies are ultimately going to tarnish their bond post-nuptials (doi) compared to almost 95 percent of brides who thought that their relationship would be the same or stronger. (Sometimes, friendship is about nodding and smiling.)
Tell us! How did your relationship with your best friend change when you were her bridesmaid (or vice versa)?
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I was young, engaged, and fabulous when I found out that I was pregnant. My partner-in-crime was a working single mom (her parents took care of the child), and she was ecstatic about the news. I felt confident that moving up the wedding (100 guests) by three months would not be as difficult for my parents and I with her assistance. Then she started dating my fiance's best friend.
Where was she for the appointments? Too busy.
I had a difficult time explaining to my fiance why my Maid of Honor didn't throw me a bridal shower or a Bachlerette party. I had a harder time explaining to my parents why she was so late when it was her turn to help with things she had agreed to, like setting up the Rehearsal Dinner or Reception Party. But what took the wedding cake out of my mouth was having to explain to the guests who was that party girl with the zebra hair that wore baby blue lipstick to match her baby blue dress!
Incidentally, she didn't care for the long periwinkle gowns I paid to have made for the bridesmaids(my sister and sister-in-law), so I suggested she buy something light blue off the rack. She took her boyfriend to Cache to have him pay for it, he walked her down my aisle in it, and she was done with him in a month.
She was like Paris Hilton and had a new BFF every six months. I guess I was more of a sister to her than a BFF, but I got leary of the Piranha.
Maybe I felt like she owed me, and I let her throw me two baby showers for my two blessings. We had stayed in touch for three more years, but I never could look at those wedding album pictures without my blood pressure rising.
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got a better title for this article. WHO CARES
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Come on ryan don't be mean, a girls wedding day is one of the most important days of her life and she wants to make every part of it special! From choosing wedding gowns to the center pieces it all very important, so be nice!
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crafted 245 chest, off-tier triumph vendor helm and shoulders. use the black heart and triumph vendor armor trinket instead of you pvp and dodge trinket. Also being over 540 defense you don't need the defense gems that you still have.
What items do i need to replace to get to 5k gs? Whats the first thing I need to buy with frost emblems? Ive been at 4.8 for quite a while now and its bothering me. I know the general thing to go for def rating, stamina, but I don't know what to go for after them? str dodge parry what?
This is what I'm working with now.
I have the black heart trinket from ToC
Use gear based on whether it's good or not, not based on its item level. Go with uglie's advice, and if you can afford it, get Pillars of Might.
You want to aim for bonus armor and stam primarily. Hit and expertise are fairly useful but not crucial, dodge and parry are rather weak unless you're strictly confined to 5-mans, and block contributes very little to your survival.
Also, never ever ever have more than 1 point in Benediction (and that's only if you go with 1/2 Imp Judgements). It's really a worthless talent. Pick up Vindication, Seal of Command, and Pursuit of Justice instead. And while you're respeccing, getting rid of Divinity for Divine Sac/Guardian is a wonderful idea too. You should glyph Seal of Vengeance too.
Command over corruption for seal and get rid of what glyph for seal of vengeance?
Seal of Command is for AoE tanking - 5-mans, raid trash, and a couple raid encounters here and there. Vengeance/Corruption is still best for sustained single-target threat.
Divine Plea and SoV are the two required glyphs. For the third one, Righteous Defense is one of several decent choices (nothing is outstanding).
This is me at 4967 GS without any craftables that require Primordial Saronite or any gear outside of HCs/Emblems, and only one item from Frost Emblems. To pass 5k I can put in the Glyph of Indomitability, but I prefer to use The Black Heart anyway. Not sure if this is the best setup, but it's one way to go atleast.


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There's a new bouncing baby dolphin at the Shedd Aquarium.
After a year-long pregnancy, Piquet, a 24-year-old Pacific white-sided dolphin, gave birth at 10:34 p.m. Monday.
The baby's gender has yet to be determined, but the calf swam to the surface and took its first breath shortly after it was born.
Officials estimated the newborns' length at three feet and weight at 25 pounds.
Despite the successful birth, Ken Ramirez, Shedd's Executive Vice President of Animal Care and Training, said the dolphin is still at risk. For now, as mother and baby learn to bond and nurse, they will remain out of public view.
"We are thrilled about the birth; however, a calf must reach several milestones in its first days and months," Ramirez said in a written statement. "We know that female Pacific white-sided dolphins in the wild and in aquariums and zoos commonly lose their first calf during pregnancy or during their first year of life."
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Do men like to be pursued by women?
Do men like to be pursued by women?
Men will tell you they like to be pursued by a woman they like, but a catch here is how much is too much? For a girl to pursue anybody, she should be really into a guy…Woman who is pursuing a man certainly has very strong feelings about it and it could scare a guy off.
She is more likely to develop those feelings much earlier than he does and he wouldn't understand such strong persistence and even could get scared.
So, if you want to pursue a man, be very careful about it and make sure he likes you before you proceed any further. You probably want to treat him like your old best friend, but in his mind he might not be ready for such treatment yet. Especially men, who were hurt before, had bad experiences with women or have a broken heart. Take it slow with them. Some men really value their freedom and privacy.
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Someone may said to you "Listen to your heart" but women need to be aware to listen not only to her heart, but to listen to his heart too. If you come on too strong and he is not ready or doesn't share your feelings he could break up in heat beat. Are you ready for this? Give him some time. If you are very open and honest with your feelings but he is very private person who likes to keep distance and everything to himself, he could get scared and push you away. Sometimes opposites do attract, and if you are the one who has to pursue him, you probably are opposites.
If you can hold yourself back, then don't pursue him.
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If you have to ask yourself this question whether he wants to be pursued or not, go and try it. Start from small and see how he responds to it. The hardest part of your pursuit can be that you would be the one who has feelings and who really cares but not him. Are you ready for it? Guys who don't have to do a lot of work, don't invest much of the emotions either, he could be emotionally unavailable person though.
It would be a lot easier if you liked someone who pursues you though. A man would be glad to be pursued but it would be at your expense. If you don't mind to be the one who is "more in love" so to speak then go ahead and try it. Men love the attention and effort that women put in pursuing him but what matters the most is his own interest level in you though.


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The middle of 2007 was a great time for perspective shifting. In April, Nintendo released Super Paper Mario, wherein Mario was able to push back from 2d to reveal a hidden z-axis. The following month, Sega gave PSP users a similar experience with Crush, which added the ability to spin the camera when in a 3d perspective to alter the world when "crushed" back to 2d. It was amid the sudden genesis of this new camera mechanic that Phil Fish announced FEZ on July 17, 2007. A few months shy of five years later, we get to see if the mechanic still feels novel.
With a menu screen seemingly ripped out of an Atari 2600 game and its 8-bit inspired graphics, FEZ presents itself as a throwback to a bygone era. The main character, Gomez, seems to be generally enjoying his simple village life. He has a kickass drum set and a firm grasp on the two-dimensional nature of his world. This all changes when he is given a very stylish and seemingly magical hat that grants him the ability to shift his perspective and maneuver in the third dimension. Something terribly wrong happens, as it often does, and Gomez sets off on a grand adventure to collect cubes that have been scattered about his world – a world that is unraveling and bending in upon itself.
If you'll pardon the pun, everything right about FEZ can be summed up in one word: depth. It's easy to be engrossed with a 3d world binding itself to the constraints of a 2d viewpoint, and Polytron does a great job of keeping the concept fresh. Once you get too comfortable with navigating the world, you're forced to jump on spinning platforms that shift the perspective for you, making that next jump impossible if timed wrong. Before you get bored with the puzzling, you're given bombs that can blast through certain walls, but only if you can work your way over to them before the fuse burns out. Variety is the lifeblood of platformers, and FEZ never seems to stop mixing things up.
But the best example of depth in FEZ isn't just the literal depth of field or metaphorical depth of gameplay, it's in the level design itself. Every screen feels like a world all its own, filled with doors transporting you to other realms, secret rooms, or providing you a shortcut back closer to the central hub. You will often see the next area in the background, hovering through the mists. Passing through doorways makes the camera zoom off towards this distant land, giving the feeling of falling ever further away from the village Gomez calls home.
This labyrinthian structure is laid out in one of the most confusing world maps in the history of gaming. Imagine that feeling you get when you first look at a mall directory and have to resist the urge to turn your head to orient your mind to the 2d overhead view. Looking at the map for FEZ gives that same feeling, drawn out for as long as your eyes dwell there. Individual screens are represented in all three dimensions by cubes branching off at 90° angles from connecting screens, though nothing hints to you where within the levels these connections lie. Despite the vertigo, the map does an admirable job helping you know when there's more to be done in a given area. You're seldom stuck wondering where you should go next, even if it takes some time to figure out how to get there.
When FEZ was announced, it was easy to imagine that by the time of its release perspective shifting would be a well established puzzle game trope. However aside from Sony's Echochrome series, few games have traveled the path Super Paper Mario and Crush carved out. That's perhaps part of the reason FEZ feels new to so many people; if the core mechanic isn't totally innovative it is at least exceedingly rare. Those who have been waiting years for FEZ will likely be thrilled with what they find here. Everyone else will find a charming and graceful platformer that keeps you moving ever forward and deeper but never robs you of the ability to occasionally come up for air.


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Website Checklists and Blog Backup Plans
Just in case. Nothing is ever going to happen to your shiny new website, or is it? Will the blog you have built for the past five years suddenly develop … a problem? Nah. You can go back and stick your head in the sand or eat some more cherries by the pool.
For the rest of us, it's a good idea to develop a website checklist. This is by no means set in stone – you are free to make your own suggestions on what should be on this list in the comments. This is the kind of list you might want to complete and save some place safe, for that "just in case" type of situation.
Website Checklist – A List To Complete, Just in Case
Why a Website Checklist?
What sorts of things could go wrong? I don't want to scare you (or maybe I do? lightly so you will recover and then get prepared), but you could: get hacked, have a plugin go bad, have a bloated database that won't open, have web host problems or just want to transfer your site or combine it with another. Maybe you decided to "fix" or change something on your site on your own, and it didn't go so well so you need to fix the site, quickly. As in the rest of our lives, taking precautions by having a checklist might even help you avoid some of these problems, because you might realize, for example, your password is so weak it's inviting the hackers.
So what would you add to this list?
And just in case you feel like pinning this post to Pinterest, why not use this big version of the graphic? (Thanks to those who pin, and thanks to Ashley Faulkes for writing about Pinterest).
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Great list. I will be using it.
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It's funny, but I actually do this. It is the only way I know to insure I don't forget something… LOL. What I will do is send this to others who could benefit form you advice. :-)
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I do this too! When I started my blog I bought a spiral that I wrote everything down in…any pertinent information that I might need as well as journal type notes of changes and edits I have made the the site. I include the usernames and passwords for every account related to my site, the order of widgets in my sidebar, cmyk color codes, bits of code and dates and times of when I post questions on support pages. It becomes my blog Bible if you will.
Your checklist is a mandatory! I hope more people will realize that a little bit of planning can save SO MUCH later in the event that something goes haywire! Thanks for reminding us all!
oh, i do have all of the checklist items all over the place and while i do know where to find what, it is an excellent idea to stay organized and actually have a checklist! thanks, Leora, for the enlightening post ;-)
Reading your post – something else comes to mind, somewhat related. When you mentioned backups, having pictures and all, knowing how to restore your blog in case of an "emergency" – i have always wondered… once i tried (and somewhat succeeded) downloading my site on a local host – to experiment with some new themes, trying to decide what to use and how to improve. But then i noticed that although i generated and imported a full backup through my cpanel, when i imported the site to my local host – it imported all the content (incl. comments), but there were no plugins along with it :-( i read a lot, i think i tried everything i could think of but i could replicate *exactly* (like duplicate) my website… any tips why and how to do it?
Feel free not to answer my question here but blog about it if it is a valid question (as it seems to be a big one, at last to me LOL).
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My OCD side likes this. I need to back up and organize everything a bit more. We have been talking about getting a back up hard drive in place to protect all my important computer work. The blogs would be part of that work that goes to the back up as well.
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I do exactly what you are suggesting, great list.
Thankfully my provider backs up my site, though I pay for access. It cane in handy. I learned to use that check list the hard way. I hope the folks reading this never have to know the pain in NOT using your checklist. Excellent post:)
Good list Leora and I use Backup Buddy. While it is a cost it is worth the peace of mind that my website is backed up properly and can be restored easily.
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Well, this is certainly helpful :)
I haven't launched by blog yet (For that matter, I haven't even bought a domain yet). But, these are questions I need to keep in mind.
I haven't really thought about backup (I was thinking of exploring it after I setup by blog). I have got to look into backup plugins (I don't remember the name of the plugin I used on my old blogs. I think it was WP-Backup).
Anyways, thanks for the heads up, Leora :)
My hosting company backs up my site every night. However I am on a private server. Where do you back up wordpress? Is there something in wordpress already installed to backup the site? Is it automatic or do you have to do it manually?
I, too, use Backup Buddy. I personally wouldn't rely on your blog host. If their server is down or corrupted you would be in big trouble. The service from my host, Hostgator, which used to be so reliable, has gone down drastically. I'm switching as soon as I can. Server is down to often and my website is loading like molasses. Better to have two backup systems.
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This post couldn't have come at a better time, as I am currently re-designing someone else's website. They are using WordPress, but it's self hosted, so its different from the one I have. Luckily I back-up everything with WordPress's back up widget, but I want to change the theme and such…
I did accidentally delete my site not too long ago, but the BlueHost people got it up and running. Like I mentioned earlier, this post served as a reminder to check my backup plugin. I hadn't checked it for over a month. Turns out it was doing the database backup, but not all of the files associated with the site. Now I have it working again. When I'm on the ball, I do save a download of my entire site for just in case moments. Theoretically, I could probably restore my site, but my husband can accomplish it much faster than I. I wonder how many bloggers don't ever back-up their site?
Well before my webmaster moved me I know with certainty that everything was backed up daily. This post, thanks Leora, reminds me to ask her if that is still routine. I know daily backup is a must!
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Great post. These are basic checklists which every blogger should keep in mind. Luckily I do all. Backups are very necessary. Once at my office, a client's business blog has been hacked, we just restored it with backup. That saves us.
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Hey Leora, I must say I am not as prepared as your list, but I have been making sure my backup is in order lately. I have been playing with a few backups and they mail to my gmail, which does not like such big files, so I am trying another plugin that sends to dropbox. Which reminds me it ran at 5am this morning so i better go check how it went!
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This is a great check list! Being the geek that I am I have this already in place.
BTW – I only just received the notice of this post today.
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Great list Leora.
My sites are backed-up and, so far so good. Like Jeannette I would not rely on the hosting provider since their servers can have problems. So I use a plug-in.
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This is a great list Leora! I maintain this info and it is so handy to have it in one place. The other thing that I di us keep a spreadsheet for each domain that I manage. When I upgrade a plugin, I track the versions that I'm upgrading from and too. That way, if something does go whacky with a site, I can tell at a glance which plugin could be the culprit. By keeping track of the version, I know which release was stable. This has helped me out more than once.
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One of my on-line buddies lost her whole site out of the blue. I can't think of anything more depressing. All that work and energy, gone in a blink. The thing is, the comments are what makes the posts come to life, so when you lose the site, you lose a lot more than your writing. Thanks for the reminder and nudge. As I look at moving my site to a self-hosted one I'm going to have to take extra care. Definitely pinning this post. :)
I don't have my head around this properly. I do know I have a back up and thankfully know the two people who have all the answers for me, but I really should know more and will revisit this post to ensure I have it all covered.
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The dwindling number of scholarship players at Florida under first-year coach Will Muschamp was the subject of a story in The Gainesville Sun last week by Robbie Andreu.
The Gators were down to 73.
Some bloggers like Senator Blutarsky at Get The Picture have noted Georgia is making a run at that.
By my count, that number for the Bulldogs is now at 77.  That's the number of players on scholarship at Georgia, not including walk-ons awarded scholarships. The NCAA permits a program to have 85 players on scholarship.
Attrition after a 6-7 season has included players transferring out (Nick Williams, Logan Gray, A.J. Harmon, Brent Benedict), parting ways with the program (Washaun Ealey, Marcus Dowtin) or just giving up playing after dealing with injuries (Tanner Strickland did not return for senior season and Jeremy Longo took medical disqualification).
That number could drop even more if cornerback signee Devin Bowman from Ridgeland doesn't qualify academically. He still has to pass an English portion of the Georgia High School Graduation Test.
The Bulldogs' number includes offensive tackle Trinton Sturdivant, who is out after his third ACL tear. He's one of 14 scholarship seniors on the roster.
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Port Huron, MI -- The 35th Annual McLaren Port Huron Foundation Golf Classic will be held at Port Huron Golf Club on Tuesday, July 8. Morning flights are still available for this event. First flight registration begins at 6:30 a.m. with a shotgun start at 7:30 a.m. and includes a mimosa breakfast. The cost is $175 per golfer. Sponsorship opportunities for this event are also available. Registration forms and additional information are available online at www.porthuronhospital.org/golf or call the McLaren Port Huron Foundation office at 810.989.3776.
The proceeds from this year's outing will be used to purchase three cardiac monitors for the Miriam F. Acheson Family Birth Place. Over the last 35 years, the Annual Golf Classic has raised more than $1 million. The funds have been used to support a wide variety of Port Huron Hospital programs and service, including equipment for the heart program and the Emergency Center; a mobile x-ray machine; nursing education scholarships; HealthAccess, the hospital's health information and physician referral toll-free telephone line; redesign of the Miriam F. Acheson Family Birth Place; construction of the John F. Wismer Health Center; digital mammography and smart technology IV pumps; the da Vinci Si robotic surgical system and the 160-multi slice CT scan.


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The Neurotrophic Effects of Lithium Carbonate Following Stroke: A Feasibility Study
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Stroke is the leading cause of adult disability and the third leading cause of death in Canada. Most stroke survivors live with residual impairments that diminish independence and quality of life. This may include vascular cognitive impairment (loss of ability to plan, think and reason) which can lead to dementia and loss of mental and functional independence.
The current treatment to reduce stroke induced brain tissue injury is limited to thrombolytics (clot busters), a therapy useful only if given in the first hours following stroke. One major new approach aims to reduce cell death after stroke by targeting the ongoing tissue loss initiated by the stroke. The tissue can be maintained by interfering with later neurochemical processes that are activated by stroke, potentially through activating natural substances in the brain that help survival and growth of nerve cells ("neurotrophic" factors).
The recent recognition of lithium as a neurotrophic agent has generated the first studies of lithium treatment for managing brain diseases. Clinically, lithium has now been shown to increase brain gray matter volume in bipolar patients. This effect is potentially important in stroke because gray matter loss has been implicated in the development of cognitive impairment after stroke, a result of the series of brain processes that are activated by lack of oxygen due to stroke. Our primary objective is to examine the effects of lithium on total brain gray matter volume in the post-stroke population, as measured by volumetric magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) with the hope that lithium may increase gray matter volume in post-stroke patients and lead to greater cognitive and functional rehabilitation. This study will provide valuable information on the tolerability of lithium, and its effects on clinical outcomes relevant to stroke, providing the information needed for designing a large-scale clinical trial.
Drug: Lithium Carbonate
Phase 3
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|Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
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|The Neurotrophic Effects of Lithium Carbonate Following Stroke: A Feasibility Study
- Increase in total brain gray matter volumes [ Time Frame: Baseline, 2 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Cognitive tasks of the Neurological Disorders and Stroke - Canadian Stroke Network's (NINDS-CSN) 30 min. battery [ Time Frame: Baseline, 2 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Serum brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) levels [ Time Frame: Baseline, 2 months ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Serum lithium and creatinine levels [ Time Frame: 1-week, 4-weeks, 8-weeks ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
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|Study Start Date:
|April 2010
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|December 2014 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
|Experimental: Lithium
Drug: Lithium Carbonate
0.4-0.8 mmol/L for 2 months
Other Name: Carbolith
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|40 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
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Inclusion Criteria:
- age >40 years
- male or female
- speaks and understands English
- within 12 months post-stroke
Exclusion Criteria:
- subarachnoid or intracranial hemorrhage
- severe aphasia or dysphasia
- impaired level of consciousness that would preclude neuropsychiatric testing
- significant acute medical illness that may contraindicate lithium treatment(including renal dysfunction; >106 umol/L creatinine level) affect neuropsychiatric assessments or serum BDNF results or put subject at risk from MRI procedure
- other psychiatric (exception of post-stroke depression) or neurological illnesses
- initiation of diuretic treatment
- use of antidepressant medications or initiation of antidepressant medications during the study
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01112813
|Contact: Hao Yi, BSc
|416-480-6100 ext 3185
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|Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre
|Toronto, Ontario, Canada, M5M1P3
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|Principal Investigator: Krista L Lanctôt, PhD
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|Krista L Lanctôt, PhD
|Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre
|Principal Investigator:
|Nathan Herrmann, MD
|Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre
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|Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre
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|NCT01112813 History of Changes
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|April 27, 2010
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|April 8, 2014
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|Canada: Ethics Review Committee
Keywords provided by Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre:
gray matter
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Cerebral Infarction
Brain Diseases
Brain Infarction
Brain Ischemia
Cardiovascular Diseases
Central Nervous System Diseases
Cerebrovascular Disorders
Nervous System Diseases
Vascular Diseases
Lithium Carbonate
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Legendary bluegrass musician Wade Mainer remembers some colleagues who have passed on. Recorded at the 2007 River of Music Party in Owensboro.
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In 22 seasons as head coach of the Arts & Sciences tennis program, Jerry Pate never has had a team as deep as his 2011 boys' squad.
And the Patriots have given Pate something else he's never had — an opportunity to coach in the state tournament.
Defeating Notre Dame 4-2 on Friday at Warner Park, Arts & Sciences advances to the Spring Fling for the first time in the program's history.
The Patriots will face Christian Academy of Knoxville, who defeated Greeneville 4-0 in another sectional matchup, Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Old Fort State Park tennis courts in Murfreesboro.
"I thought we took care of business today," Pate said. "We felt our depth was going to be a deciding factor, and it turned out to be the key.
"We're pretty strong at 1 through 5 [singles], and that helps."
The team's conditioning and will to win helped, too. The Patriots' Alex Evers trailed Kyle Long 5-1 in the third set but fought back to win 8-6 in a tiebreaker. The two also had a first-set tiebreaker, which Evers won.
Andrew Ball and Raja Moughrabi enjoyed straight-set victories, while Notre Dame's John Dorris and Nick Wurm claimed the Irish's two victories — both in three-set matches.
The match went down to doubles, with Evers and Jackson Lenoir taking an 8-0 victory over Long and Tyler Ross in the No. 2 pairing.
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BA in Environmental Studies
The Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in Environmental Studies provides students with a solid interdisciplinary foundation in environmental issues. The program emphasizes the interconnections between physical, biological, and social processes as they affect the environment. As such, students will develop a strong capacity for understanding the scientific basis for environmental topics, and will take courses from Political Science, Philosophy and Religion, Biology, and other departments. Skills in critical thinking, problem solving, and effective communication will culminate in a senior project.
Writing-intensive course requirement
The writing-intensive course requirement is met with ENVR 300 Research Methods.
ENVR 101 Introduction to Environmental Science
ENST 301 Geographic Information Systems
ENVR 202 Conservation Biology
BIOL 208 Principles of Biology
ENST 220 Data Analysis for Natural Sciences
POLS 340 Environmental Politics
ENST 300 Research Methods
ENST 460 Environmental Science Seminar
ENST 320 Environmental Economics
ENST 325 Environmental Philosophy
ENST 490 Senior Project
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ENVR 302 Soil and Water Science
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BIOL 304 Ecology
ANTH 201 Cultural Anthropology
SOCI 203 Principles of Sociology
BIOL 311 Botany
BIOL 320 Zoology
ENVR 102 Introduction to Geology
ENVR 204 Tropical Island Systems
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The Wyoming Game and Fish Department trapped adult female grizzly bear in Park County Tuesday and relocated it to Teton County. The bear had been damaging apple trees and frequenting a residence near Clark, Wyoming. In cooperation with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and Bridger-Teton National Forest, the bear was relocated to the Blackrock Creek drainage approximately 37 miles northeast of Jackson. This release site is located in currently occupied grizzly bear habitat.