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Is development timeline same with premature babies?
Baby was born 4 weeks early, will sight, hearing, etc. follow same developmental timelines or will development be slower?
Posted: 08/22/2007 by a BabyCenter Member
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It really all depends on your baby. My daughter, Bailey Alyse, was born 7 weeks early. However, she's doing things that a 6 and 7 month old baby should be doing and she's only 5 1/2 months old. Her pediatrician said you wouldn't know she was a preemie, other than her size, because of things she does and the way she interacts with things. So, it really all depends on your child. But, don't get discouraged if your baby isn't right on schedule, just let him/her pick their own pace. Every little thing my daughter does is amazing and she truly amazes me everyday.posted 06/19/2008 by BaileysMommy2008
My daughter is 16 months and was 4 weeks premature. she walked at 12 months and already has alot of words she likes to say, she can say things like where is it? And tells me to get up and takes me to what she wants. I dont believe that she would be slower because she was premature if anythings she's coming on as quick or quicker than her age group.posted 06/17/2008 by Andrea2207
My son was born at 29 weeks. He was behind on a few things for a while, but by the time he was around 9 months old he was pretty well caught up on everything except his weight. Many docs say that premies have a social advantage from being born early and I absolutly agree with that. My son is 2 now (27 months)and speaks 5 word sentences and actually plays with other kids very well. BUT, every child IS DIFFERENT. Don't worry about comparing your child with others. If you have concerns just ask your doctor.posted 06/12/2008 by JuliaMW
My daughter was born 8 weeks early and they are charting her growth and everything 2 months less than what she is and her doctors are actually considering her advanced for her real age not her corrected age. she is doing great. It really does depend on the kid!posted 06/12/2008 by a BabyCenter Member
My son was born 4 to 5 weeks early. He has had no delays, and in fact, he is more advanced than any children I have ever been around that are his age. He was fully talking at 1 year. I wouldn't worry too much about it.posted 05/31/2008 by SunshineOnACloudyDay
My daughter was born 10 weeks early at 2lbs 13oz, and didn't start walking and talking until she was 18-months. But now she is 34-months and her doctors say her development is right on target. We were told to adjust her age until she was two.posted 05/29/2008 by usckidd
My son was due june 3 but he was born march 13 at 28 wks. He was in the NICU unit until may 6. He is now home and doing great. When he was born he was 2lbs 11oz . He is now 6lbs. His Dr. goes by his actual due date so until June 3 he is 0 months. But he is doing great no problems.posted 05/16/2008 by MsModique
I agree with most people here. My son was only 2 weeks early but I can see some milestones showing exactly two weeks after I received the milestones list from babycenter's newsletter :P He caught up around 8 months I think. Every kid pace differently - now at 26 months my son does some things a lot better than the milestones while some he's lacking behind. For example, now he knows ABC and more words than mentioned in the milestones but he's not making too many phrases. I don't really worry about it as long as he's healthy and happy!posted 05/14/2008 by Wulfette
All children develop differently. My 14 week old was holding her bottle at 3 months and walking at 6 months. Maybe it was because I was pregnant again. Then again, all three of my children have developed well ahead of other children. You can work with your baby, as we did, for certain developmental things. What helped with Olivia, we put her in her walker as soon as she could hold her head up without it flopping everywhere. You can go by the due date, because that is what my mil was trying to do, until she saw it for herself. Or you can go by what your baby is doing. My 8 month old just learned to wave bye-bye and to get off the couch. If your pediatrician becomes concerned, then you can worry.posted 05/03/2008 by LastOK158
It really just depends on the baby. My son was 3 months early, but the pediatrician says his development is ahead for his actual age. We have been doing everything according to his actual age. Try to treat your child like you would any other baby. Just because they were a preemie doesn't mean they will be behind, it just means that they can.posted 04/12/2008 by dawnparr
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So, this is a post designed to inform everyone of what we are doing and to tease what is going to be coming up in the next (hopefully) few weeks. Also, the team has changed quite a bit, and I wanted to tell you all a little about that.
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The weapons look incredibly blocky.
I actually really like that facet of their design. To me, it speaks of an easily compactible, yet incredibly sturdy and relieable weapon upon which you can depend.
It is an important part of the design, so needless to say, that is here to stay.
The first one looks good, its clearly part of its design, but the second one is very unaesthetic with those round forms and needs some changes.
Well, I unfortunately disagree with you, and at least for now, we are not able to make any changes to it regardless as all our resources are in something else that is more important and hopefully can be released soon.
Hey frag,
I'm loving the frequent updates and its really exciting to see the project moving forward. It seems that you are taking this very seriously and I am continually impressed by your professionalism as the project lead. Keep up the great work and best of luck to you.
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Yea, well we love to provide updates and show off the game. As for my leadership, I do my best to provide the most professional, reliable, and serious attitude for my team and our fans, and I think it really does pay off. Just by the way, have you liked the facebook page? We are really trying to build the audience for the game to get it more and more off the ground.
Just liked it. I'll throw out a status update telling people to support you too ;)
Nice, thanks!
Good luck for the incoming future.
I do like so much the sketches: I like the minimalistic esthetics of the guns. I like the last ones the more.
The robot is very good, will it keep all its details in game?
It will be keeping all those details in the game, and we are quite proud of the guns. Thanks for the support, and stay tuned for more! Also, make sure to like the FB page if you haven't: Facebook.com
Great update, good to see things are moving along nicely.
Thanks, hopefully the next big update will blow every previous update out of the water!
I will be looking forward to it.


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I've looked everywhere on Starbucks FB page and used the link posted all to no avail…. (I am on my Samsung Gal. 3)on ideas?
I tried on my iphone this morning and I couldn't get it but when I got to a laptop I was able to do it w/o any problems and I added the 2.60 to my starbucks card. Good Luck
I ran into the same issue too with these type of promos. The thing is you can't view it from the mobile page. Here is a quick workaround. Use the FB website. Not the app. The icon on the top left will bring up the FB menu. Scroll all the way down until you see "Desktop" or "Full Site". But moste likely it wills say "Desktop". From there you can find the promo you're looking for on the full Non-Mobile page version.
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Am I the only one its not working for?? I can't even get there fB page to come up….hmmm?
I think you need to be on a computer… maybe? not mobile
if u can post ur id. I will add u as a friend & send u second cup
accept the friend request.
Can you resend it?
sure I can .what's pic. or name u have on ur fb acc.?
You can't get 2nd cup from your same Facebook. Doesn't work
I am only trying to share the one cup which is for friend…I don't have any friends on fb acc.
This isn't working for me… :( I keep getting a "green swirly" going round and round when I click on the Starbucks Blonde Roast. I will keep trying…
Keep trying..I just did it and I didn't have any problems.
Worked like a charm!
I signed up from a PC, worked fine!
Yay it worked! Thanks!
Just FYI, for those with reusable cups already, Starbucks takes off 10 cents whenever you use a reusable cup for your purchase!
I had to do it from my computer not my phone, but it worked great! Got one for both me and my hubby. I was so shocked when it came in the form of a $2.60 gift card! Total SCORE!
So if it's a gift card could you use it to buy a different drink? One that you know you like already?
i got the same question too, since its a egift card, can we use on a different drink? and i dont see any thing saying has to get this drink in order to use it…. and no expire date?
From what I understand you can use it on anything at Starbucks!
Yes, I did this today.
I just did this, but can not transfer the amount on my active card. I even attempted to register the new card number to my account and then transfer the amount to my current card. NO such luck. States the numbers are invalid. How frustrating…
It works if you start from scratch, transfer that card to your card without using their link. Type in the numbers yourself (don't copy & paste) and it should work.
I tried copying and pasting and it didn't work. After typing in the numbers it worked fine :)
If you cut & paste it removes the spaces on the form, but the last 3 digits get cut off of the card number. So if you do copy it, be sure the last 3 digits are there.
You have to copy it without the spaces. I was able to do it with mine today.
I didn't receive the egift yet. How long does it take?
It was instant for me. And my husband. We both did from home computers.
Awesome!!! Even let me transfer the $2.60 credit over to my regular rewards account!! Thanks so much!!
I got my free cup tonight. The girl said I could get any drink of that value ~ but the print out DOES say it's for the blonde roast or Vanilla Blonde. I wanted to try this roast so I just stick to the paper. It was very, very tasty. And very, very freeeeeee. LOL
This is awesome!! Got one for me and my hubby and transferred them both to my card since he doesn't drink coffee. Scored $5.20… Thank you!!
I did the same thing Ali! :) Thanks, Collin!
Thanks Collin. It worked and I got one.
I used it last night and had to pay $.43 cents or something like that. They said since the coffee was $3. the $2.60 would be used as credit only and not completely free…
This is still available as of Tuesday 10am. YAY for free coffee!
Thank You SO MUCH Collin, I just got myself this yummy coffee in the morning it's SO GOOD!
thank you!!!!
How long does it take to receive the free coffee coupon by mail? I did yesterday but haven't got it yet.
Haven't used the coffee coupon (yet!) but I got one for myself and for my hubby. Is the reusable cup available nationwide? The blog the link takes you to says it's available in the Pacific Northwest right now.
All gone now
i still haven't got mine yet in e-mail
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27th April 2015The stricken 4th reactor at Chernobyl presents a massive long term hazard, writes Kendra Ulrich. A planned €2.15 billion containment arch remains underfunded, and even if it's ever completed, it will only last 100 years. Meanwhile the intensely radioactive nuclear fuel will remain in place representing a long term risk of further huge radiation releases. more...
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Dr David Lowry
22nd April 2015All the 'main' political parties are backing nuclear power in bold defiance of all the evidence that it's expensive, dangerous and not even low-carbon, writes David Lowry. Even George Osborne just admitted that Hinkley C is 'unaffordable' - but supports it anyway. For a rational nuclear policy, the way is Green. more...
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I have just returned from a tour of the brand-new Col. Robert L. Howard State Veterans Home in Pell City Alabama. To say that I was impressed would be an understatement! This nursing home is nicer than any I have ever seen. It is nice enough for any of us to live in right now. It will impress even the most critical caregiver, not only with the facility itself but with the atmosphere, the staff and the dedication they all show.
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GARY Rowett believes the nature of Burton Albion's midweek success at Southend United is a sign his team are making real progress in League Two.
The Brewers boss felt his side were not at their best at Roots Hall on Tuesday night but Jacques Maghoma's 90th-minute free kick gave them a 1-0 victory over a Southend side that had to play most of the game with 10 men after John Spicer was sent off.
"It was a terrific result," said Rowett. "It's nice when you play poorly and still get something from the game.
"They had a man sent off after 12 minutes and, for whatever reason, we couldn't get to grips with the situation.
"In the end, they probably created as much as us and we were found wanting a little bit at times.
"To be fair to Southend, they were terrific – but we kept going and got the goal in the end.
"Whether we deserved it, I'm not sure.
"But it is important to get something from a game when you are playing badly. It's a sign of a side that is progressing.
"Sometimes, you need a bit of individual brilliance and Jacques Maghoma was the one to produce it on the night.
"It took great skill to get the ball up and down like that at that stage of the game, when the pressure was on.
"It turned a good trip into an even better trip and the pizza certainly tasted that bit sweeter on the journey home."
The victory has lifted Burton up to sixth in the table – inside the play-off places – and extended their unbeaten League run to six matches.
Rowett is still aiming higher, though he recognises the recent success comes with potential pitfalls.
"We're six unbeaten in the League and that's not including two cup ties, in which we were unbeaten over 90 minutes," said the manager.
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They picked up their first home win of the season on Tuesday, beating Chesterfield 2-0 at the Globe Arena.
"It was their first home win for a while, which is important for them," said Rowett.
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Gibson CEO: We're so much more than guitars
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Dec 17, 2014 Iconic guitar company moves into headphone business, leases Tower Records building in L.A.
The music of politics
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Oct 31, 2014 Meet one of the people behind the political campaign curtain.
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In the early 20th century, people who were born with deformities would join (or be forced to join) circus sideshows - attractions that were popular all over Europe and the US. For most of them, this was the only way they could earn money.
The golden age of American and European freak shows - traveling exhibitions and carnival attractions, often of disabled or disfigured entertainers - spanned about a century, from roughly 1840 to 1940.
The Elastic-Skin Man (Felix Wehrle)
Felix Wehrle was affected by 'Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome', a genetic fault that makes your skin incredibly elastic and flexible. He could stretch and tug on any part of his skin as if were made of rubber - warping and twisting it out of shape. If that wasn't enough he could also bend his fingers backwards without any pain.
The Leopard Girl (Louise)
'Vitiligo' which is harmless skin disorder that effects the pigmentation of the skin, was something that Louise 'The Leopard Girl' was born with. She was often referred to as the 'White Negro' on account of her mixed skin and billed as 'The Leopard Girl' on account of her supposed spotty African cat like appearance.
The Frog Boy (Otis Jordan)
Otis Joran essentially had the body of a 4 year old but the head of an adult. His gimmick (aside from his peculiar appearance) was his ability to roll, light and then smoke a cigarette using nothing more than his lips. Something most of us would struggled to do, regardless of whether we had the body of a child.
The Living Skeleton (Isaac W. Sprague)
Known as the 'Living Skeleton', Isaac Sprague who was born in 1841 was a relatively healthy child up unto the age of 12. It was from that point on that he started to waste away, he did however live until 44 (weighing a wafer thin 43lbs at the time of his death) marrying two women and becoming a father to three children. None of which were impacted by his diseases and grew up to be perfectly healthy.
The Penguin Girl (Ruth Davis)
Ruth Davis was born with phocomelia, a rare condition that causes the growth of her limbs to be stunted. The disease is also known as 'seal limbs' . Davis became known as 'The Penguin Girl' because of her flipper like extremities.
The Two Headed Nightingale (Millie and Christine McCoy)
Both into slavery and as conjoined twins, Millie and Christine McCoy (1851-1912) were the 'property' of showman Joseph Smith. Despite making a small fortune out of them, he also educated and cared for the girls and their mother. Under his supervision, they were able to dance, play music, sing and even speak 5 different languages - entertaining audiences and strangers alike.
Lionel the Lion-Faced Man (Stephan Bibrowski)
A very famous 'freakshow' performer was Stephan Bibrowski (1891-1932). He suffered from a condition known as 'hypertrichosi' which caused him to grow hair all over his body. Arms, back, feet and face - you name it, it was covered. Due to his appearance, he was often thought of as a human Lion, a moniker he adopted as he was billed as The Lion-Faced Man
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The homestead exemption is a remedy for beleaguered debtors. A weakness in the statutory protection was eliminated this summer through California SB 433 which amends C.C.P. § 704.720 by providing that a judgment debtor who is not currently residing in the homestead is entitled to the exemption while a separated or former spouse resides in or exercises control over the possession of the homestead until entry of judgment or other legally enforceable agreement dividing the community property, or until a later time period as specified by court order.
Musaelian v. Adams, 153 Cal.App.4th 882 (1st Dist. 2007) held that an attorney who represented himself could not be awarded attorney fees as sanctions pursuant to C.C.P. §128.5 because he hasn't incurred any. Keep your eye on this one as review has been granted by the state Supreme Court.
McMullen v. Haycock, 147 Cal.App.4th 753 (C.A. 2nd Dist.,2007) held, in a boon to debtors, that under the tracing statute, the full statutory exemption for funds held in private retirement accounts applied to assets that were rolled over into an IRA that would otherwise have provided for only a limited exemption.


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GLOVERSVILLE - State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation in Mayfield in conjunction with The New York State Police Internet Crimes Against Children Unit and the City of Gloversville Police department, arrested Richard Dence Jr., 32 of Gloversville, for allegedly committing various sex acts with a 5 year old child, photographing these acts and uploading them to the internet for dissemination. The investigation was initiated after a tip was received through the Internet Crimes Against Children Tip line. Subsequently a search warrant was executed on his Gloversville home.
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Pathak, S C and Venkatesh, B (1991) Role of NABARD in financing marine fisheries projects. CMFRI Bulletin National Symposium on Research and Development in Marine Fisheries Sessions V, VI, VII 1987, 44 (3). pp. 579-583.
National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development Is the apex organisation dealing with the policy, planning and operational matters relates to credit for development of agriculture and allied sectors including marine fisheries. NABARD has been playing a significant role in promoting marine fisheries development as a refinancing agency as well as developmental agency through conducting training programmes, supporting innovative type of schemes and funding research projects. NABARD has been extending refinance assistance to schemes for acquiring fishing vessels, mariculture and for building Infrastructural facilities. The experiences of NABARD in Implementing various fisheries schemes (s discussed in this paper. The significant features of the pilot credit project Implemented in Orissa with BOBP assistance are highlighted. With view to increasing the participation of financial institutions in the process of marine fisheries development, suggestions are made to Improve flow of credit to marine fisheries
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Police: Man shot while walking into Elk's Lodge in Middletown
MIDDLETOWN, Ohio -- Middletown police say a man was shot late Thursday while walking into the Elk's Lodge.
The incident happened at about 10:15 p.m. at the establishment located on 8th Avenue, according to police.
Investigators say Benwaun Edwards, 20, of Middletown, was shot in the side while walking into the lodge.
Friends of Edwards' were driving him to Atrium Medical Center when police stopped the vehicle at Roosevelt and Marshall avenues and a squad car then transported him to the hospital where he is listed in serious condition.
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NEWPORT CITY - The man who allegedly set a car on fire on Main Street in Newport City late Saturday night pleaded not guilty to a felony charge of third degree arson and a misdemeanor charge of unlawful mischief in the Criminal Division of Orleans Superior Court Monday.
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So, what can you expect from SP1? For Windows Server 2008 R2, two new features that directly affect Microsoft's desktop virtualization platform: Microsoft Dynamic Memory and Microsoft RemoteFX. The former gives on-the-fly control of a virtual machine's memory while the latter provides a virtualized 3D graphical experience for remote users. For Windows 7, this is mostly a compilation of minor bug fixes and previous updates you might have already installed, but it also includes an updated Remote Desktop client that takes advantage of RemoteFX.
Still, the release of Windows 7 SP1 is an important milestone as it could help to further fuel adoption of the operating system among enterprises, which typically wait for kinks to be ironed out before jumping on the bandwagon.
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PsySH as a REPL
PsySH functions as a REPL for PHP right out of the box! Once you've installed PsySH, running it directly (
psysh or
./psysh) will drop you into an interactive prompt, like so:
~ $ ./psysh
Psy Shell v0.1.0-dev (PHP 5.4.9-4ubuntu2.2 — cli) by Justin Hileman
From here, you can type PHP code and see the result interactively:
>>> function timesFive($x) {
... $result = $x * 5;
... return $result;
... }
=> null
>>> timesFive(10);
=> 50
PsySH as a Debugger
To use PsySH as a debugger, install it as a Composer dependency or include the Phar directly in your project:
Then, drop this line into your script where you'd like to have a breakpoint:
… which is just a shorter way of saying:
When your script reaches this point, execution will be suspended and you'll be dropped into a PsySH shell. Your program state is loaded and available for you to inspect and experiment with.
Pro Tip™: You don't have to use
get_defined_vars… You can pass anything you want in as your debugging context:
$result = \Psy\Shell::debug(['app' => $myApp]);
If you're starting the debug shell from inside a class context, you can pass an optional second argument to add a bound object to the shell. This is super useful because you'll be able to call things on
$this inside your debug shell, and you will have full access to private and protected members of your current context:
\Psy\Shell::debug(get_defined_vars(), $this);
If you call the shortcut
eval(\Psy\sh()) from inside a class context, you'll get
$this bound for free.
Magic Variables
The result of the last (successful) statement is available as
$_, and the last error or exception is available as
$_e. You can use these just like you'd use any other variable:
>>> 'wat'
=> "wat"
>>> $_
=> "wat"
>>> throw new Exception($_)
Exception with message 'wat'
>>> $_e
=> <Exception #000000004db607ea000000017892abf1> {
message: "wat",
file: "phar:///psysh/src/Psy/ExecutionLoop/Loop.php(67) : eval()'d code",
line: 1
While PsySH strives to detect the right settings automatically, you might want to configure it yourself. Just add a file to
return array(
// In PHP 5.4+, PsySH will default to your `cli.pager` ini setting. If this
// is not set, it falls back to `less`. It is recommended that you set up
// `cli.pager` in your `php.ini` with your preferred output pager.
// If you are running PHP 5.3, or if you want to use a different pager only
// for Psy shell sessions, you can override it here.
'pager' => 'more',
// By default, PsySH will use a 'forking' execution loop if pcntl is
// installed. This is by far the best way to use it, but you can override
// the default by explicitly enabling or disabling this functionality here.
'usePcntl' => false,
// PsySH uses readline if you have it installed, because interactive input
// is pretty awful without it. But you can explicitly disable it if you
// hate yourself or something.
'useReadline' => false,
// "Default includes" will be included once at the beginning of every PsySH
// session. This is a good place to add autoloaders for your favorite
// libraries.
'defaultIncludes' => array(
// While PsySH ships with a bunch of great commands, it's possible to add
// your own for even more awesome. Any Psy command added here will be
// available in your Psy shell sessions.
'commands' => array(
// The `parse` command is a command used in the development of PsySH.
// Given a string of PHP code, it pretty-prints the
// [PHP Parser](https://github.com/nikic/PHP-Parser) parse tree. It
// prolly won't be super useful for most of you, but it's there if you
// want to play :)
new \Psy\Command\ParseCommand,
// PsySH ships with presenters for scalars, resources, arrays, and objects.
// But you're not limited to those presenters. You can enable additional
// presenters (like the included MongoCursorPresenter), or write your own!
'presenters' => array(
new \Psy\Presenter\MongoCursorPresenter,
// You can disable tab completion if you want to. Not sure why you'd want to.
'tabCompletion' => false,
// You can write your own tab completion matchers, too! Here are some that enable
// tab completion for MongoDB database and collection names:
'tabCompletionMatchers' => array(
new \Psy\TabCompletion\Matcher\MongoClientMatcher,
new \Psy\TabCompletion\Matcher\MongoDatabaseMatcher,


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KENT COUNTY, Michigan (WZZM) - Kent County Deputies are investigating an armed robbery at a gas station.
Kent County Dispatch says the robbery happened about 4:30 am Tuesday at a Marathon station in the 8300 block of Byron Center Avenue.
Investigators say a man with a hand gun entered the building, wearing a facial disguise and a hooded shirt. He stole cash and ran away.
Police brought in a tracking dog to search for the suspect, but the dog was not able to find the man. Investigators also say the fog hampered their ability to find the suspect.
If you have information about the armed robbery, you are asked to call the Kent County Sheriff's Department at 616-632-6100 or Silent Observer at 616-774-2345.


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Analysis and modelling of recent climate driven changes in streamflow in British Columbia and Yukon
During recent decades variations in climate conditions have occurred coincident to significant changes in streamflow in British Columbia. Modelling these variations provides an insight into how rivers and streams might behave in a changed climate. We investigate the ability of empirical downscaling models to resolve these changes using ensemble neural networks forced with large-scale atmospheric circulation conditions from the NCEP/NCAR atmospheric model reanalysis project. Five-day average streamflow data from British Columbia and the southern Yukon are predicted using atmospheric circulation and moisture fields from 1965-1986 as model inputs. Ability of the models to predict streamflow during the 1987-1998 test period is then evaluated using a combination of model performance statistics, comparisons between long-term averages, and results from non-parametric statistical tests. Correspondence between modelled and observed changes in long-term average streamflow is assessed using results from a recent study of regionalization of hydrologic change in Canada. In particular, the ability of the models to capture various aspects of the hydrologic regime in the different watersheds is demonstrated.


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Sunday, November 21, 2010The Game
In their first trip back to the Lone Star State since losing to UTEP in the 2006 NIT, the Lipscomb University Bisons (2-1) face the No. 17-ranked Baylor Bears (3-0) Monday night at the Ferrell Center in Waco, Texas at 7 p.m. central time.
This is the first meeting between the two schools. The Bisons are 0-5 against Big 12 schools with losses to Kansas State (twice), Missouri, and Nebraska (twice).
Lipscomb enters the contest with a 104-101 come-from-behind overtime victory against Austin Peay Thursday evening. Senior forward Adnan Hodzic led the Bisons with 33 points and 16 rebounds while senior guard Josh Slater posted 22 points and Jordan Burgason added 19 on five threes. Slater made a layup with 0.1 seconds left to force overtime and Hodzic scored eight points in the extra period to secure the Bisons victory.
Baylor defeated Jackson State Thursday afternoon 63-49. Freshman Perry Jones paced the Bears with 20 points and eight rebounds. Baylor hit 23 of its 25 attempts from the free throw line and shot 52.9 percent from the floor. Guard LaceDarius Dunn, Baylor's top scorer last year, returns from a three-game suspension to face the Bisons.
Quick Hits
Ranked Opponents
Lipscomb is 0-4 all-time against ranked opponents. Lipscomb is set to play three ranked opponents in the 2010-11 campaign: No. 8 North Carolina (Nov. 12 - Lost 80-66); No. 17 Baylor (Nov. 22); and No. 19 Memphis (Dec. 30).
12/29/06 #8/8 Alabama L, 80-58
12/8/07 #23/25 Vanderbilt L, 90-67
11/24/09 #17/18 Ohio State L, 84-64
11/12/10 #8/8 North Carolina L, 80-66
Game Changer
Hodzic scored 33 points and grabbed 16 rebounds for his second 30-point, 15-rebound game of his career against Austin Peay. He scored 37 points and pulled down 17 rebounds against Mercer to close out the 2009-10 regular season.
No other active player in the A-Sun owns a 30-point, 15-rebound game. Hodzic is the only player in the country will multiple 30-point, 15-rebound games during his career.
New Faces
Freshman Robert Boyd and Brandon Barnes have made immediate impacts for the Bisons with their athletic guard play.
Boyd's 20 points against Stillman were the most by a Lipscomb freshman since Brian Wright scored 23 at Campbell on Feb. 9, 2009.
Consecutive Longballs
Junior guard Jordan Burgason has hit a three-pointer in 40 consecutive games dating back to Feb. 14, 2009. Burgason's streak is the longest in the country.
Ole Miss' Chris Warren snapped a 46-game consecutive streak when he went 0-for-4 from downtown on Nov. 17 against Murray State.


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