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Late on Saturday afternoon, a Florida jury delivered a verdict that should be shocking but isn't, for reasons that say a lot about the state of race relations today in the U.S.
A jury has acquitted George Zimmerman of all charges in the February 26, 2012, shooting death of Trayvon Martin. 28-year-old Zimmerman, a self-appointed neighborhood watch volunteer, killed (as he admitted to police) Martin with a handgun in Sanford, Florida. The teenager had been returning home carrying a can of iced tea and a pack of Skittles. Zimmerman claimed that he had fired in self-defense in accordance with the state's "stand your ground" law; he was released without being charged that same night. Zimmerman was only arrested 44 days afterwards amid a massive public outcry and the intervention of President Barack Obama.
The jury was composed of six women, five of whom were white and one of whom was Hispanic. They found Zimmerman not guilty on the charges of second-degree murder as well as a lesser charge of manslaughter.
DOJ Restarts Hate Crimes Inquiry
For all that the case was "driven entirely by racial profiling," as Colorlines notes, the courtroom proceedings "studiously sidestepped race." Judge Debra Nelson did not allow attorneys to use the term "racial profiling" during the trial.
On Sunday, the day after the verdict — which resulted in thousands rallying in the streets of cities across the U.S., in Sanford, Oakland, San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York and Newark, to name only a few places — the Department of Justice said that it was reopening its investigation of possible hate crime charges against Zimmerman. The DOJ had began a hate crimes inquiry shortly after Martin was killed but had delayed it while the state trial in Florida was underway.
The DOJ sets a very high bar for prosecuting a hate crime and there are many challenges to seeking such in the case of Martin's death. Under the 2009 Matthew Shepard and James Byrd Jr. Hate Crimes Prevention Act, were the government to charge Zimmerman with a hate crime, it would have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that he "acted willfully with a seriously culpable state of mind," Samuel Bagenstos, who until 2011 was the principal deputy assistant attorney general in the Civil Rights Division, explains. That is, the government must establish that Zimmerman acted with discriminatory intent in shooting Martin.
Civil rights leaders state that Zimmerman's shooting of Martin indeed had such a racial element."There is a pattern of George Zimmerman making dozens of calls to 911 over several years, frequently about young men of color," Benjamin T. Jealous, the president of the N.A.A.C.P., said in the New York Times. One key piece of evidence is likely to be a 911 call that Zimmerman made on the night he shot Martin. In that call, Zimmerman said that Martin — who was warned by the operator not to follow the teenager – -had "suspicious behavior"; he also said that the teenager was "up to no good, on drugs or something" and used the phrase "f—ing punks."
Verdict Delivers a Chilling Message: It is "open season on black boys"
It is imperative that the U.S. government investigate the killing of Martin as a hate crime. The Florida jury's verdict has delivered a chilling message, that it is now "open season on black boys," writes Gary Younge in the Guardian.
In his statement after the verdict was announced, Obama emphasized that the U.S. is "a nation of laws, and a jury has spoken" and called on Americans to "respect the call for calm reflection from two parents who lost their young son." But as Younge says, parents of black boys and those whose partners are black men are certainly not likely to feel calm about what could happen when a loved one ventures out in public.
Guerlie Bazile Arglade has a 20-year-old son and lives in the affluent New Jersey community of Short Hills. She attended a rally on a broiling hot Sunday in downtown Newark, saying that the verdict is proof that a young African-American man can be recognized as a stranger, an outsider, in his own community. "When he comes home late at night, I fear he'll be killed by someone who doesn't realize he belongs here," Arglade said of her son.
There have been reports of vandalism in Oakland and arrests have been reported in New York, but most protests have been peaceful, countering inflammatory pronouncements by the likes of Newt Gingrinch that protesters would be a "lynch mob" and a fake video of riots in Miami. Larry Hamm, founder of People's Organization for Progress and an organizer of the rally in Newark, underscored the need to keep the protests nonviolent, saying "a violent response would have defeated the goal we're working toward."
Indeed, as one commenter, jay smooth, wrote on Twitter after the verdict, "The fundamental danger of an acquittal is not more riots, it is more George Zimmermans."
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Cousin It A. The trial was not over what the victim.. That would Trayvon did in school. The trial was over what a man did when he willingly and against the advice of the 911 operator. Trayvon past was never on trial. But again thanks for blaming the victim in this.
Mr. Zimmerman walked. While I do not agree with the verdict. It has stood. So at the end a boy was died. The man responsible walked away. Justice?? In my own personal opinion. It was not the outcome I was hoping for Trayvon or his family.
That is the nature of a trail. 12 people stepped up and did their civic duty. Regardless of what I think of what justice should have constituted.
Linda M, I have to wonder just how 'Flight Comp-Air' is doing these days? Likely still flying aimlessly into vast clouds of right wing fog, hot air and clouds and still unable to land in a just society.
I could not agree more with what Amy L. posted. And I would add why should we have to risk it (I would be surprised that people in his situation did not at least commit another crime, once they have gotten away with such a server crime)?
Catherine O, the day we give injustice a rest is the day that we may as well pack it in. Certainly Zimmerman didn't mind 'packing' a weapon and using it to kill.
Fascinating article, Teresa B. More like dumb like a Fox Faux unNews broadcast, Mary B.
Such logic CC C, getting out of the car to tell the dispatcher the name of the street when he could have driven right up to a street sign in his vehicle. Do you really think that people are going to fall for yet another lame right wing inanity?
Sarah H you say that a lot of trials don't go the way people want and we should simply build a bridge and get over it. Tell that one to Trayvon Martin's family. Build a new bridge? Why not just bridge the injustices perpetrated by humankind. Amy L, will Zimmerman kill again? Getting away with it emboldens some and sends a message to people of a similar ilk to do exactly the same thing. Isn't vigilante justice 'marvellous?' How many other people will die because others were so inspired by this tragedy to take the lives of other innocents?
I wonder if Zimmerman will kill again.
Cousin It- excellent comments- the 'purple drank' (what a STUPID uneducated thing to call it) is rarely known about b/c the liberal media left it out, just like the 12(?) stolen rings trayvan had in his backpack during one of his last suspension busts. His drug use was left out- a little joint doesn't bother me, but other things found in his system show other bad side effects. Not to mention, a 'little joint' could be the cause of more violent thoughts. He was not walking, he was standing still, according to Z on the 911 call & only started moving when Z got out of car. Z prob SHOULD have stayed in car as was suggested by dispatcher, but as we all know, the dispatcher has NO right, legally NOR ethically, to ORDER anything! M was walking through a gated community late at nigh, prob looking like a gangsta, white or black- w/a hoodie on, it'd have been harder to tell color anyway. And Z was Spanish, not white. And there had been sev recent break-ins, in that community/area, by thugs matching his description. I'm not taking sides- I was not there. But BOTH men made piss-poor decisions & have lost their lives. National media was swayed when someone living in the white house irresponsibly said "IF I had a son he'd look like trayvan." He'd be better off now, saying "If I had a city it'd look like Detroit." And better "In my 2nd country, I managed to make it more racially divided w/one statement than all you assholes combined!" This whole thing's been blown WAY out of propor
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you just KNOW a man is guilty by your "gut instinct" about him?
THAT is why so many young black men are in prison for shit they didn't do. cause the "accuser" or "jury" went on gut instinct instead of evidence. one young man had video of himself at a party at the time of the murder, but "gut instinct" put him on death row.
death. row. and he didn't do it.
MLK said:
"Nothing in the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity."
did Dr. King know you ladies, cause my "gut instinct" says he's talkin' about YOU!
zimmerman should have stayed in his car. but trayvon was in the yard, and if you research a little, in those condos there, that means he was a few steps away from the door. he was a wiry 17 and ran. zimmerman was an out of shape guy (couldn't hope to keep up) and had no idea where trayvon went, and if you hear the full tape of his call he said he thought trayvon was exiting the area but the cops could meet zimmerman at his current location and he'd show them the other way out of the complex.
trayvon was no angel. any kid of mine got suspended for the stuff he was doing (assault bus driver, has stolen goods and burglary tools hid in his locker) woulda been on punishment at home. i'd cut off the cell phone, and he'd be staying in the house, grounded. instead, he was unsupervised going out for ingredients for a drink of watermelon punch, skittles (jolly ranchers work too), and cough syrup, called sizzurp, lean, purple drank (google it) that is a cheap home made high. he was known to be quick to start fights.
so 100% of the blame can't be on either. zimmerman should've stayed in the car. trayvon should've stayed in the house, or once he got back, stayed in the yard or better still walk in that door and not go back out in the rain to beat the guy up.
since recently an off duty cop was beaten by a guy he stopped (and said to the dude he was a cop, btw) for key scratching a car. the cop did not shoot, but was hit and attacked while down, then died in the hospital
Well, all I can say is there is a great deal of information not disclosed about the 17 yr old TM and the 28 yr old GZ that will need to come out in a Civil Case
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DULUTH – A myriad of small mistakes added up to an unlucky number three as Georgia finished third at the Southeastern Conference Championships for the third straight year.
The Gym Dogs did not have any major breakdowns, but multiple balance checks, sloppy turns and missed dismounts added up to 196.575 points on Saturday at Gwinnett Arena.
Georgia has already faced most of the top programs in the country this season and competing in the Southeastern Conference means that the Gym Dogs will see a few of them again this weekend.
The SEC Championships will feature five of the top 10 teams in the country, including three of the top five, according to the latest regional qualifying score (RQS) rankings. Florida is No. 1, Alabama is No. 3, Georgia is No. 5, LSU is tied for No. 8 and Arkansas is No. 10. Georgia has finished third at SECs behind Alabama and Florida the last two years.
Kat Ding spent the first part of her Georgia career as a specialist and didn't feel much need to expand her horizons.
But Ding's imprint on the Gym Dogs has grown like kudzu this season as she has become one of the nation's top all-around threats and the team's most recognizable face.
No matter how much it enjoys familiar surroundings, sooner or later a team has to venture into foreign territory.
Georgia's first trip to an opponent's ballpark comes more than a month into the season as the Bulldogs hit the trail to Nashville for a three-game series against Vanderbilt this weekend.
Georgia has finished in the top 10 at the men's NCAA championships the last four years, but the Bulldogs have their work cut out if they're going to make it five as coach Jack Bauerle takes a young and inexperienced team to nationals.
"It's a little bit of a rebuilding year for us," Bauerle said. "We've done a lot better than we thought we would. We had a really good conference meet and we're relying on a certain few out here."
Georgia Tech might have won the series the last two years, but Georgia has won the past two games.
The Bulldogs jumped on the Yellow Jackets early to win 7-1 on Tuesday at Foley Field. The win was Georgia's second straight in the series after Georgia Tech had taken five in a row in 2010 and 2011.
Megan Romano knew she could swim fast, but she didn't have any idea how fast until she saw the scoreboard.
Romano set an American record to win the 200-yard freestyle championship at the NCAA Women's Swimming and Diving Meet last weekend. Her swim for the history books paced Georgia's effort as the Lady Bulldogs finished second in the meet.
Georgia's season came to an unexpectedly early end with a first-round NCAA tournament loss on Sunday.
Georgia (22-9) returned all but one senior off of last year's team that had made the Sweet 16 for the second season in a row. Georgia finished third in the Southeastern Conference regular season standings, so a one-and-done performance didn't seem probable this year.
But that's what happened.
Georgia Tech has had its way with Georgia the past couple of years.
The Bulldogs hope to tip the rivalry back into their favor when the annual series resumes today.
"This is huge; this is the state battle year-in and year-out," Georgia catcher Brett DeLoach said. "There's a lot of fans out there who mainly take pride in the Georgia-Georgia Tech series. We always have. But ever since I've been here, we haven't done our part. We had a seven-year stretch where we won the series but the last couple of years they've won it."
Barely 24 hours removed from one of its best offensive outbursts of the season, Georgia's bats went silent again.
Tennessee's Nick Williams keyed a shutout as the Volunteers beat Georgia 3-0 on Sunday at Foley Field to avoid the series sweep.
Georgia (15-6, 2-1 Southeastern Conference) only managed six hits in the game and just two off Williams as five Tennessee pitchers combined for the shutout.
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Biden, Kerry Call for Settlement Freeze
This is AIPAC summitteering I can believe in:
Vice President Joe Biden and U.S. Sen. John Kerry pledged to confront Iran and protect Israel, but called on the Jewish state to freeze settlements. In their addresses Tuesday on the closing day of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee policy conference, both said President Obama was committed to removing Iran's nuclear threat. […]
"Israel," [Biden] said, "must work toward a two-state solution, not build settlements, dismantle outposts and allow Palestinians access to freedom of movement." […]
"Israel, too, must take hard steps toward the path to peace," Kerry said, calling for greater freedom of movement for Palestinians and a settlement freeze.
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2009. Colombia. Written and directed by Oscar Ruiz Navia. With Rodrigo Vélez, Arnobio Salazar Rivas, Jaime Andrés Castaño. Daniel, a mysterious man from the city, arrives in an isolated village on Colombia's Pacific coast and gets a temporary job to raise enough money to move on. During his stay, he encounters the local Afro-Colombian traditions and sees how they're challenged by recently arrived neighbors. Featuring stunningly beautiful cinematography, Navia's debut feature exemplifies the best of the up-and-coming Colombian cinema movement. In Spanish; English subtitles. 95 min.
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Who leaked varsity registrar dancing video: Bengal minister
A day after the city's Rabindra Bharati University ordered a probe into its registrar Subrata Ghosh being caught on tape dancing, West Bengal Education Minister Bratya Basu Tuesday sought to know how an "internal matter" of the university was leaked in public domain.
After the video showing Ghosh dancing around with male and female teachers inside the university premises was made public, vice chancellor Sabyasachi Basu Ray Chaudhury ordered a probe into the matter.
"The university is setting up a committee to probe the matter. Besides what happened during the incident, I would also like to know, how the incident which happened within the four walls of the university came out in public," Basu said reacting to the incident which has been criticised by several quarters.
Defending Ghosh's dancing act, Basu said he was eager to know the identity of the "registrar's well-wisher" who leaked the video.
"Seeing the video, it is obvious that a well-wisher of Ghosh must have caught the act in his mobile and leaked it. I am eager to know who this well-wisher is," said Basu.
He also said the university should not be confused with a regular university as it imparts lessons on performing arts.
Registrar Ghosh had admitted Monday it was "undesirable" to dance but sought to justify it by saying he did to strengthen solidarity with his juniors and colleagues.
The university was earlier mired in another controversy after members of a students' union were caught on tape dancing vulgarly in an inebriated state inside the union room.
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Today marks the sixth anniversary of the day the wheels fell off.
We usually try to have a few days away at this time of the year but things haven't worked out this year so we're at home. Without the distractions of being in a foreign place, I'm struggling a bit.
I'm repeating my usual mantra of "Let it go, it doesn't matter" and telling myself that this is not the worst thing that could happen to a person.
Comparing my lot to that of those in other parts of the world, I have nothing to complain about.
I am lucky and privileged to have been born where I was.
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This was the logo of InfinitAir, an Edmonton based aviation company. I don't know if they are still in business or not. This website is being maintained by a third party, with no affiliation to InfinitAir, who has an interest in preserving Aviation heritage.
InfinitAir was an aviation company website of Infinity Flight Services. Based in Edmonton, at 12345-121 St. Edmonton, AB, T5L4Y7 780-447-5920.
They offered:
Executive Charter Services.
" InfinitAir knows executive charters. Our personnel are trained to provide a higher level of service than most charter operators in the market place. Flights offer complimentary beverage, snacks and fresh pastries. You can make the most of your time by having lunch served while in flight to your destination.
Your business affairs are kept in absolute confidence. By chartering a private aircraft, you, your personnel or your clients can hold discussions and prepare for meetings while in route. All of our aircraft have fold out tables in a quad seating configuration making it easy for discussions or working on a laptop.
Comfort and the safety of your clientele are of paramount importance. InfinitAir holds a higher standard of training and experience for flight crews and will often operate with two qualified Captains on board. If your company has minimum safety qualifications for crew members, rest assured that InfinitAir's personnel will exceed those levels."
Air Ambulance.
" InfinitAir provides domestic and international medical transport. We offer a "bed to bed" service where our trained medical personnel pick up the patient at the departing hospital and provide continued care until safely in the hands of the receiving hospital. Our staff make all of the ambulance arrangements, consult with the hospital to obtain the medical status of the patient and ensure that the transfer goes smoothly and with little stress to the family members.
New born babies require a chance at life, especially those that may be suffering from an illness. InfinitAir transports all newborn babies requiring an incubator with an Advanced Life Support medical crew. Special care is taken with all infants as they start out to make their mark in this world.
InfinitAir medical flights are for anyone, including the young and the young at heart. Transport of elderly patients requires a combination of respect and compassion as well as medical attention. Whether recovering from an accident or just being transferred to a long-term facility, InfinitAir takes the time to ensure that the patient is properly cared for."
Aircraft Ownership.
" InfinitAir has put together the proper team of individuals to effectively manage a corporate aircraft for your firm. We have the best people to ensure that you get the best utilization of your aircraft while reducing the costs of aircraft ownership. Cost control and accountability are as important as generating revenue. When InfinitAir manages your aircraft, the management team is accountable to you, the owner.
Your aircraft can be put "on-line" as part of our charter fleet, to work for you and generate revenue when you are not using it. The revenue generated offsets the ownership costs for you or your company. When it comes to fixed costs, aircraft are not different than other pieces of equipment operated within your firm. A higher utilization will reduce your fixed cost per hour. You also save costs because of synergy. Through shared flight crews, combined with other aircraft owners, the result is a saving when compared to operating your own flight department. There are more savings available too! Insurance rates are often less with a fleet, and the fuel is purchased at a more competitive price."
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First Class Customized Golf Packages.
" Take an early morning departure from Edmonton's City Center Airport on board InfinitAir's executive Jetstream turbo prop aircraft. You will be greeted by our professional crew members and board the aircraft for your flight to Kelowna. Once on board, enjoy single row wide bucket seats, breakfast pastries, hot coffee and cold refreshments.
InfinitAir has taken groups to experience the many courses in Kelowna which include The Bear, The Quail and Predator Ridge in the Okanagan. Trickle Creek in Cranbrook is also a popular destination for a weekend getaway for the budget conscious traveller. Clients have enjoyed overnights at the Borgata Lodge (just a few minutes away from the first tee at the Okanogan Golf Club) which includes an Okanogan Wine Tour and Day Spa Treatments. Please book early to accommodate preferred dates. "
Our Fleet.
A Cessna Citation V is a fine blend of cabin comfort and performance. Cessna spent considerable time on sound control in the design of the Citation V resulting in one of the quietest light jets available. Other features include two-zone temperature control, a ventilation system designed to eliminate drafts, a lavatory, and refreshment center. The Citation has a average cruise speed of 760 km/hr making it a popular choice for the business executive. A typical non-stop flight would be Edmonton or Calgary to Toronto in approximately 4 hours of flight time.
8 passengers plus 2 crew members
Cruise Speed: 760 km/hr
Service Ceiling: 43,000 ft
Reclining Leather Seats
Full Commissary
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InfinitAir's Citation V can also be configured as a medevac aircraft. It is equipped with a Spectrum Aeromed patient system with a 3600 litre oxygen supply, patient suction system, and a 1000 watt power inverter to operate any required equipment. The Citation V's cabin pressurization system can hold a sea level cabin to 23,500 feet, which is important for patients suffering severe trauma injuries.
A Beechcraft King Air B100. The King Air is the world's most popular twin turboprop aircraft. It combines comfort, speed and versatility into one efficient package. Powered by two Garrett turbine engines, InfinitAir's King B100 has a cruise speed of 455 km/h and is capable of airstrips as short as 3000 feet in length.
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We operate the King Air in two configurations:
CHARTER – The King Air comfortably seats 6 passengers in an executive seating configuration. There is a self-serve refreshment and snack center on board the aircraft. The coffee is always on! A complimentary bar is also provided on our flights.
MEDICAL – The medical transfer configured King Air allows the patient to be transported in climate controlled and pressurized comfort. The aircraft is equipped with on-board power inverters to operate all necessary equipment such as monitors, pumps or a defibrillator. Our Lifeport unit hosts a 1300 litre oxygen supply and suction capabilities.
Perhaps a change in direction is needed. If you visited here and were disappointed, please be engaged by some beautiful flight pictures in private aircraft.


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Warwickshire are closing in on former Pakistan batsman Mohammad Yousuf as a locum overseas player for the first six weeks of the new season.
Yousuf, 36, has agreed terms with Warwickshire but has yet to secure the necessary paperwork that he will require to play county cricket.
The fact that Warwickshire sit out the first round of County Championship matches starting on April 8 will give them a little more time to get Yousuf into the country before they begin their campaign at last year's runners-up Somerset.
Yousuf has been lined up to replace his compatriot Younis Khan who left Warwickshire in the lurch when he decided to tour the West Indies with Pakistan having initially indicated that he would sit out that trip.
When Younis signed a two-year contract with Warwickshire last October he was not playing international cricket. He has since been recalled by Pakistan in all forms of cricket and his decision to put country before county is likely to cost him his overall Warwickshire contract.
Yousuf, who previously played county cricket for Lancashire, will be only a short-term signing for Warwickshire though he may end up spending the entire summer in Birmingham.
Before Warwickshire opened talks with him, Yousuf was linked with Smethwick, the Birmingham & District Premier League club.
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Organize your shoes in your closet, bedroom or entryway with the Keystone Shoe Bench by Winsome Wood. For closet, use top seat as extra shelf to stack clothes or place more shoes. The shoe bench bottom has two slated shelves with four sections to keep your shoes organized. Made of a combination of solid and composite wood, this shoe bench is available in a Teak finish. Weight capacity is 200 lbs. Assembly is required.
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Modern Warfare Mod 3 brings World in Conflict from the Cold War into the Modern Age. It also ups the ante on realism and authenticity in every role – Infantry, Armor, Support and Air, while trying our best to keep everything relatively balanced for fun and interesting gameplay.
Well, November is almost here! It's time for a quick update on what we've been up to during October.
Posted by blahdy on Oct 19th, 2010
Remember, you can still find a guide on installing update 4 here
We've been busy designing artwork and technical details for smart battlefield munitions, such as MRSI (multiple rounds simultaneous impact) for artillery units, lead-collision homing missiles for anti-air units and fire & forget tactical missiles.
First, we've been working on programming/technical preparation for advanced missile controls. This is being used to improve accuracy and reliability of SAM for air and missile defenses, and in the future, has potential to be used to provide auto-pilot guidance for player-controlled cruise missiles.
You can see it in action here:
Second, we've been working on programming an active-radar homing seeker for the AGM-114L Longbow Hellfire missile (radar guided variant, not laser guided). This new seeker gives true "fire and forget" capability for helicopter pilots in WiC for the first time:
With the fire & forget capability on air-to-ground missiles, we are also moving toward "interceptable projectile" system model, where such deadly precision guided munitions like Hellfire missile can be shot down by highly automated short-range SAM's. Both Tor M1 and Pantsir S1 are being upgraded to provide this capability.
Tor M1 upgrade process video can be seen here: Moddb.com
Also working on animation for KM-SAM airdropped Medium SAM unit. Check out the awesome cold-launch sequence for the rocket!
That will be all for now, see you on Wicmwmod.com :)
This is a really bad-*** mod!
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Agreed Bad *** All the Way!
Thats a nice addition to the WiC world, but dont forget the infantry add more power to then ;)
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Sybil Ross, 98, of Amarillo, passed away, Monday, February 27, 2012.
Sybil Irene (Weldon) Ross was born March 23, 1913 in Hollis, OK to Andrew and Nancy (Casey) Weldon. She married R.E. Ross on December 24, 1929 in Magnum, OK. She was a homemaker, crossing guard for BISD and custodian for Co-Poly.
She is preceded in death by her parents; her husband, R.E. Ross in 1981; two sons, R.E. Ross Jr. in 1944 and Johnny Lee Ross in 2007; five brothers and three sisters.
Charles Lantelme, 85, of Stinnett, passed away, Saturday, February 25, 2012.
Charles Lantleme was born February 10, 1927 in Ellis County, OK to Carl George and Mae Mary (Peetoom) Lantelme. He was a Naval Veteran of World War II. He was a chemist at Phillips Petroleum for 37 years. After retiring he was involved with ranching beginning in 1989. Mr. Lantelme was a lifetime member of the Stinnett Church of Christ. Charles Lantelme married Evelyn Wayland on August 29, 1954 in Arnett, OK.
He is preceded in death by his parents and one brother.
CLEBURNE – Services for Evalyn (Sheets) Ludden, 87, of Cleburne, TX, will be at 11 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 25, 2012, at the First United Methodist Church in Canadian with Rev. John Dorn officiating.
Burial will be in Edith Ford Memorial Cemetery in Canadian, TX, under the direction of Hughs Funeral Home of Canadian, TX.
Evalyn passed away Thursday, Feb. 16, 2012, in Burleson, TX.
Evalyn was born January 18, 1925 in Chickasha, OK to the late Mr. Roy Edgar Sheets and Mrs. Ella (Spradling) Sheets.
William "Bill" Moss, 84, of Borger, passed away, Monday, February 20, 2012.
William Edward Moss was born Friday, December 2, 1927 in Lark, OK to John and Rose (Zollinger) Moss. He was retired from farming. Bill married Mary JoanYeary on August 13, 1954 in Madill, OK.
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Trinidad "Trini" Cruz, 90, of Borger passed away Saturday, February 18, 2012.
Trinidad Diaz Cruz was born December 26, 1921 in Wingate, TX, to Pedro and Julia (Lucero) Diaz. She married Emilio Cruz in 1992 in Colorado. She was a retired Registered Nurse.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Emilio on December 29, 2011.
PAMPA – R.E. Stover, 81, died Feb. 19, 2012, in Pampa.
Graveside services will be at 10:00 AM Wednesday, February 22, 2012, at White Deer Cemetery with Rev. Jim Sinyard, pastor of Carpenter's Church of Pampa, officiating. Arrangements are under the direction of Carmichael-Whatley Funeral Directors.
Canadian – Aubrey Earl "Pete" Yarbrough, 70, died Saturday, February 18 in Canadian. Funeral services will be 2:00 p.m. Wednesday at Minton Memorial Chapel in Borger with Pastor Tim Hall, Associate Pastor of Grace Church officiating. Interment will follow at Stinnett Cemetery under the direction of Minton Chatwell Funeral Directors of Borger.
Pete had lived in the Canadian area for the past 45 years and was a Driller in the Oil Field.
He was preceded in death by his parents, his brother Raymond and his sister Carolyn White.
Dean M. "Dee" Branch was born on August 13, 1947, in Mangum, Oklahoma to John "Red" and Deana (Hill) McDonald.
She married Gary Branch on Dec. 27, 1973, in Groom, Texas.
Dee was very active in various patriotic activities throughout her lifetime, loved to crochet, and play games with her online family.
Tom Reyna, 81, of Borger, passed away, Tuesday, February 14, 2012.
Tom Robles Reyna was born Tuesday, May 6, 1930 in Christine, TX to Ben and Lena (Robles) Reyna. He worked in oilfield construction. Tom married Billie Fennell on August 10, 1956.
He is preceded in death by his parents and his wife, Billie in 2010.
Survivors include his brother, Jessie Reyna of Waco, TX; his sister, Florence Sena of Borger, TX; and several nieces and nephews.
Graveside services will be held at 10:00AM, Friday, February 17, 2012 at Highland Park Cemetery with Jim Castleberry officiating.
Gerald Jueschke, 79, of Borger, passed away, Tuesday, February 14, 2012.
Robert Gerald Jueschke was born Thursday, December 29, 1932 in Tonkawa, OK to Anthony and Mollie (Chermach) Jueschke. He was Senior Construction Supervisor and Quality Control for Phillips Petroleum before he retired in 1998.
He is preceded in death by his parents; his first wife, Mary in 1988; his second wife, Joy in 2011; and his sister, Mary Ann Murry.


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- For the topping:
- 1 cup brown sugar, firmly packed
- 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup old-fashioned oats
- 1/4 cup walnuts
- 1-1/2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
- 8 tablespoons (1 stick) salted butter, chilled and cut into 1/2 inch cubes, plus more for buttering the skillet
- For the fruit filling:
- 3 pounds apples, such as Granny Smith or Honeycrisp varieties, cored, peeled, and thinly sliced into wedges
- 1/2 cup dried cranberries (optional)
- 1/2 cup brown sugar, firmly packed
- 1/4 cup honey or agave syrup
- 2-1/2 tablespoons bourbon
- 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
- 1-1/2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon vanilla
- Pinch of salt
- 1 pint vanilla or cinnamon ice cream, melted
Generously butter the inside of a well-seasoned 12-inch cast iron skillet. Set aside.
Make the topping: In the bowl of a food processor, combine the brown sugar, flour, oats, walnuts, cinnamon, and butter. Pulse until the mixture is crumbly and still rather clumpy.
In a large mixing bowl, combine the apples, cranberries, if using, brown sugar, honey, bourbon, lemon juice, cinnamon, vanilla, and salt and stir gently to combine. Tip the fruit mixture into the prepared skillet. Drop the topping evenly over the fruit. When ready to cook, start the Traeger grill on Smoke with the lid open until the fire is established (4 to 5 minutes). Set the temperature to 350 degrees F and preheat, lid closed, for 10 to 15 minutes.
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Crystal clear acrylic pitcher has removable fruit infusion rod that screws into lid. Open slots in rod allow liquid and fruit to mix naturally. Fill the rod with cut lemons, limes, raspberries, etc. Pitcher may be continually refilled without having to replace the fruit. 93-Ounce (80-Ounce with rod).
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I got this beautiful pitcher to encourage me to drink more water. It works! I fill this pitcher each evening with tap water and put it in the refrigerator, and by next morning I have tasty, subtly fruity, cool water ready to drink. I then leave it out on the counter during the day, to enjoy the eye candy, and to remind me to drink it. The fruit doesn't have to be changed every day. The instructions say up to a week is okay. I change it every for to five days because I leave it out during the day. So easy to change the fruit, too. Cleaning the pitcher is a breeze. There are no tiny spaces to trap food residue, it is just a pristine clear pitcher to show off your clear water and pretty fruit. I got one for my sister, too, and she loves it. Best of all, the water is great, and so "green". No plastic bottles to recycle, no filters to change and throw away. Just delicious water to enjoy.
I love my Infusion Pitcher. I have added cucumbers, oranges, lemons, limes, and tangerines to my water. I can't wait to try more. I also just bought this as a gift for my mom because she likes it so much. My only complaint is that you can't twist the top in order to fully close off the water, the spout is always open. Otherwise, it's great.
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I'm debating getting this or something like it. Has anyone used one like this? Looks like it has good reviews.
Just used a similar one this Christmas for punch with oranges in the infuser-so pretty & so easy to just add extra ingredients when punch started getting low. I love it & so didn't the other gals!
I just bought this for my dads wife for Christmas. It's a really nice, thick plastic. I like that its so sturdy. The cylinder in the middle screws into the lid. It was a bit more narrow than I expected, but it looked like it would hold a lot of fruit.
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Jasper, Emmett, and Carlisle appeared from the woods, and I I looked at them with sorry eyes, mouthed "IM SORRY", and ran to Hanna's house. They should be happy though, now that my dress was ruined, I have a much less chance of going. I still had the dress that I accidentally grabbed too though, but it was hideous. I only had it because Alice said she could work her magic on it, but she wasn't here right now, so I was screwed...
We arrived at Hanna's house and rapidly went to her room to see if I could save my dress, but it was no use.
"Maybe it washes off.", Hanna said taking it in her hands. She looked at it over and over again, trying to find a way to repair it.
"Washes off?!?! It's ruined.", I said, sitting on the bed, "What's the point?!? I'll just stay home and get scolded by my parents and brothers."
"Rache don't be crazy, we can find you something to wear.", Auden said, "Hanna don't you have something in your closet???"
"Not that will fit her no. But we can find something, or we can just use some scissors on it."
"Guys that's sweet of you, but I'm not ruining your clothes for something to wear. I don't have the same magic touch that Alice has.", I said, "You should just go and I'll stay home."
"And ruin our escape plan?!?! Come on.", Rikki said smirking, "Besides, these girls want to crash the party."
"Yea baby!!! We gon crash this party!!!!", Hanna said and high- fived Auden.
"America, you've been living with a psychic vampire who loves shopping and fashion for 15 years, you have to at least know how to use a pair of scissors.", Hayley said from the door, "Mich is here by the way, she's talking to the guys and will be up in 3, 2-"
"Hey guys!!!", Mich said entering the room, "Let's get our party on!!"
"Ok I'm just going to start with the makeup and all the other stuff while you think about what to do Rache.", Auden said grabbing her makeup bag and heading down stairs yelling "Who's first?!?!?"
Hayley reluctantly went to get tortured by Auden and Mich with the makeup and the hair and the nail polish and all that sh*t, while Rikki laughed at my thoughts.
"I can definitely tell that you hate all this girly stuff.", Rikki said and I smiled, "Tomboy Rachel."
"No, Rebellious Rachel.", Hanna said and I laughed.
"She's more Rocker Rachel today though.", Liz said smiling.
"Oh I have many sides. But I'll never be Girly Girl Rachel. It's not my thing.", I said, and looked at the drenched and mud stained black dress again, then eyed the hideous red dress I accidentally brought. I took it out of the bag, and placed it on the bed. With the corner of my eye I saw Rikki cringe, "I know it's horrible."
"Horrible?!? It's horrifying.", she said and I glared at her, "Sorry but it's true."
"Horrifying doesn't begin to describe it.", Lizzie said smirking.
"Well it's all I got.", I said, and had one of those ding ding ding!!! moments. I smiled wryly at the dress, grabbed one of the sleeves and ripped it out.
"Ok you're delusional.", Hanna said.
"No, she has a plan.", Rikki said, and smiled.
"Yes I do, but I'll need some scissors, and your sewing kit." I said, and Hanna left to get me the scissors and sewing kit. Mich appeared in a split second and looked at Rikki evilly.
"Your turn Rikki.", she said, and smiled.
"My turn?!! But I want to see what Rachel has planned on that dress.", she whined, and Hanna came in with the scissors and sewing kit.
"No all three of you out.", I said, "I need a moment. I hope I know what I'm doing."
"Don't worry Rachel, you'll find out what to do.", Hanna said as she and Liz went downstairs.
"She's right. You'll figure something out." Mich said as she pulled Rikki by the arm,
"Now when you finish you better go downstairs or I'll come to get you."
"Yes Mich.", I said, and she left and closed the door behind her. I looked at the dress, and ripped the other sleeve off. It's time to get my sewing skills on, and I started cutting and ripping and sewing. After a few minutes, the dress started to look better and better, until finally, it looked perfect. Alice would be proud, if only she was here. I went downstairs to get my hair and makeup done by Auden and Mich, realizing Nicole, Lizzie's newly adopted vampire sister that was going to my school instead of the school in the Reservation, had arrived as well, already in costume too. Nicole wore this cute Sassie the Clown costume that featured a fitted black dress with colorful polka dots down the center and a white detachable sheer collar with a blue bow. She also wore a black mini hat, black patterned tights, matching black fingerless glovelettes, and a bright pink asymmetrical bob.
She also wore a simple black fishnet stick mask with pink, blue jewels, looking like that exactly, a modern clown with lots of sass. I also noticed Hayley and Rikki were already dressed and putting the finishing touches on their dresses/costumes as well. Hayley wore a Tim Burton's "Alice in Wonderland, or Underland," Mad Hatter costume. It featured a red velvet tailcoat with an attached sea blue vest underneath, a high waisted skirt with an attached hot pink petitulle skirt, a matching Mad Hatter top hat and fingerless, short gloves that match the tailcoat, and some black high heel ankle boots that had velvet red shoe covers.
She also had a stick mask that matched too, with red velvet colored glitter and ribbons. Her blonde hair was curled and tied into these two messy buns, and Auden had added some light pink curly hair extensions. She also wore some red lipstick and kept her makeup a bit more natural so the costume stands out. The costume made her look like that exactly, mad, but a good one. Rikki wore a halter, sleek black, deep v neck cut almost to her belly button dress with deep purple lightning bolts going across it. Her mask was purple with black bolts going across it. She wore fishnet stockings and black ballet flat style heels to complete the outfit/costume. Her reddish bronze hair was straightened and kept natural, while she had some smokey eyeshadow and dark colored nails. She looked like a seductress/Morticia/Punk rock Fairy all in one, but she rocked it.
Auden and Mich curled my straight hair in loose curls, which were tied back with a small silver barrette in a half updo is what you call it?!? I really don't know any of those stuff so whatever. They kept my makeup natural, but decided that I should wear some red lipstick since the dress was red. They didn't paint my nails though, since I told them I was wearing gloves. When they finished, I hurriedly went upstairs to get ready. To my surprise, I had made that horrifying dress into a beautiful rose red spaghetti-strap dress that featured a waist to knees tiered ruffle skirt.
To complement it, I wore some mid-length black satin gloves, black tights, and red dance heels. I also wore a Filigree mask in black with small faint silver grey jewels near the eyes.
Lizzie knocked on my door at that moment, entering.
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omg this is gonna b soooooooooooooooo cool
you'll see:p lolz u can tell me if u want. Hanna, Liz, and Hayley told me what they wanted to wear so.
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Sam Collins, founder of Aspire & the M.A.D. movement
The award-winning social entrepreneur and founder of Aspire talks women's empowerment and how we can all Make A Difference
When award-winning social entrepreneur Sam Collins created Aspire more than a decade ago, she could not have anticipated the impact she would have on more than 25,000 female leaders all around the world. Aspire empowers trailblazing women leaders, giving them the practical tools, networks, and inspiration necessary to achieve their goals. Dr Sam Collins discusses women's empowerment, social entrepreneurship, and why we should all go M.A.D. and Make A Difference.
What made you decide to dedicate your career to women's empowerment?
Sam Collins: I have been a closet feminist since I was very young. Some of that comes from having strong values of fairness and equality. I was the kid that would always say: "That's not fair!". At school, I did metalwork and woodwork classes whilst all of my female friends were doing the cooking classes. My father made me do physics and sports as well and I was always the only girl in class so I learned about equality very early.
What inspired you to create Aspire?
Sam Collins: I was inspired by my mum. She was a stay-at-home mum and she went back to work when I was a teenager and had a very successful career. It was in the 1980s and she had those power suits and fabulous hair. I admired her a lot.
However, she found it very hard to climb up the ladder and balance her career and family life. When I was 21 and in my final year of university, my mum took her own life. It was very hard for me — she was my best friend, my mother, my everything.
So 9 years later, I realised I wanted to start an organisation that would support women and inspire them to be leaders, have a fulfilling life, and make a difference — all those things that my mum was trying really hard to do. So I started Aspire and here we are. 13 years on and still going strong.
How did you become a social entrepreneur?
Sam Collins: I spent a number of years trying to figure out what I wanted to do. I knew I wanted to help people but I wasn't really sure how. Then I decided I want to start my own business. Most people were quite negative about it, saying that I was too young, I needed more experience, or that I didn't have a good network. They were mostly people who loved me and who wanted me to have a nice, secure job. But I just knew that was not for me and that was not my destiny.
To this day, there are people who put my work into question. Some say it's not needed anymore, or dislike the fact that I'm a feminist. I used to get upset by it but I don't care anymore.
You are writing a book called Radio Heaven: Business as Unusual. What is it about?
Sam Collins: The book talks about the unique idea of the things that happen to you throughout your life. They can become your destiny if you chose to pay attention, trust your intuition, and take action on them. It's about designing your life, your dreams, and your destiny, and making a difference. I'm so excited about that book — it's my first one! I have never believed I would write a book. I look forward to the release next year.
What are your future plans for Aspire?
Sam Collins: We have some pretty big plans. The Aspire Foundation and Aspire will merge to become a socially conscious company as opposed to nonprofit organisation. For me it's important that we are the company that has social values and makes difference to the world.
My role model is Anita Roddick and the early days of The Body Shop. I admire how she grew the company to be socially responsible and launched successful campaigns. This is where we want to go. We want more inspiring women to participate at our events, to motivate women and girls all around the world to make a difference.
You've worked with more than 25,000 female entrepreneurs. Can you pinpoint the core traits of a successful leader?
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Brigitte Tenhumberg
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Ph.D. University of Göttingen, 1992
Dipl. Ing. University of Hannover, 1988
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Research Interests
The interaction between a consumer and its resource is the fundamental building block of community structure; understanding the nature of this interaction is essential to almost every aspect of community ecology. As a consequence, substantial theory exists for consumer resource interactions, and there is a large body of empirical research documenting significant impacts of consumers on vital rates of the resource. One of the latest challenges is to bridge empirical and theoretical research by constructing mathematical models that are tailored to specific systems. These models can synthesize a large body of empirical data, incorporating key life history strategies, to quantify the effect of consumers on resource growth rates, as well as aid management of both consumer and resource. My research synergistically combines theoretical and empirical work on consumer-resource interactions. I am providing modeling expertise when collaborating with empirical scientists and ecological expertise when collaborating with mathematicians. The majority of my work focuses on insect-plant systems to address these questions in basic and applied ecology.
My work spans four broad areas of inquiry:
(1) Quantifying biological drivers of plant and insect population dynamics:
I use stage structured population models to identify key factors shaping population dynamics.
(2) Optimal decisions in behavior and life history:
I use mathematical models predicting ultimate causes for the evolution of specific phenotypes.
(3) Transient dynamics:
Traditional models focus on long term (stable) dynamics, and ignore the often dramatically different transient dynamics that happen before the system stabilizes. Recently there is an increasing recognition that frequent disturbances like fire or drought prevent populations in many systems from reaching stable dynamics.
(4) Population management:
My research evaluates alternative perturbation methods for stage structured population models; perturbation analysis is the corner stone for identifying which life history stage should be targeted to most effectively reach ones management goal.
Recent Publications
Haridas, C.V., Eager, E. A., Rebarber, R., and Tenhumberg, B. Frequency-dependent population dynamics: Effect of sex ratio and mating system on the elasticity of population growth rate, Theoretical Population Biology, in press.
Haridas, C.V., Keehler, K. H., and Tenhumberg, B.: Variation in the local population dynamics of the short-lived Opuntia macrorhiza (Cactaceae), Ecology, in press.
Eager, E. A., Rebarber. R., Tenhumberg, B.: Modeling and analysis of a density-dependent stochastic integral projection model for a disturbance specialist plant and its seed bank, Bulletin of Mathematical Biology, in press
Guiver, C., Logemann, H., Rebarber, R., Bill, A., Tenhumberg, B., Hodgson, D., and Townley, S. (2014) Integral control for population management, Journal of Mathematical Biology, in press.
Prendeville, H.R., Tenhumberg, B., and Pilson, D. (2014): Effects of virus on plant fecundity and population dynamics, New Phytologist 202, 1346-1356.
Eckberg, J.O., Louda, S.M., and Tenhumberg, B. (2014): Native insect herbivory limits population growth rate of a non-native thistle, Oecologia 175, 129-138, selected for F1000Prime.
Purandare, S.R, Tenhumberg, B., and Brisson, J. (2014): Comparison of the wing polyphenic response of pea aphids (Acyrthosiphon pisum) to crowding and predator cues, Ecological Entomology, 39, 263-266.
Siegfried, B. D., Rangasamy, M., Wang, H., Spencer,T., Haridas, C.V., Tenhumberg, B., Sumerford, D. V., and Storer, N. P. (2014): Estimating the frequency of Cry1F resistance in field populations of the European Corn Borer (Lepidoptera: Crambidae), Pest Management Science, DOI: 10.1002/ps.3662.
Eager, E., Rebarber, R., and Tenhumberg, B. (2014): Global asymptotic stability of plant-seed bank models, Journal of Mathematical Biology, 1-37.
Eager, E. A., Herbert M., Hellwig, E., Hernadez, F., Rebarber, R., Tenhumberg, B., and Wigiantio, B. (2013) Global Attracting Equilibria for Coupled Systems with Ceiling Density Dependence, International Journal of Difference Equations 8, 179-193.
Eager, E., Haridas, C.V., Pilson, D., Rebarber, R., and Tenhumberg, B. (2013): Disturbance frequency and vertical distribution of seeds affect long-term population dynamics: a mechanistic seed bank model, The American Naturalist, 182, 180-190.
Hinkelman, T. M., and Tenhumberg, B. (2013): Larval performance and consumption of Hippodamia convergens on Aphis fabae and Acyrthosiphon pisum, Journal of Insect Science, 13, Article 46 (www.insectscience.org/13.46)
Haridas, C. V., Prendeville, H. R., Pilson, D., Tenhumberg, B. (2013): Response of population size to changing vital rates in random environments, Theoretical Ecology 6, 21-29
Ledder, G., and Tenhumberg, B. (2013): Creating an interdisciplinary research course in mathematical ecology, in: Undergraduate mathematics for the life sciences: models, processes, and directions, In: G. Ledder, J. P. Carpenter, and T. D. Comar (eds), Undergraduate mathematics for the life sciences: processes, models, and directions, Mathematical Association of America (MAA) Notes series, 81, p. 133-138.
Ledder, G., and Tenhumberg, B., and Adams, T.G (2013): An interdisciplinary research course in theoretical ecology for young undergraduates, in: Undergraduate mathematics for the life sciences: processes, models, and directions, In: G. Ledder, J. P. Carpenter, and T. D. Comar (eds), Undergraduate mathematics for the life sciences: models, processes, and directions, Mathematical Association of America (MAA) Notes series, 81, p. 69-82.
Eckberg, J.O., Tenhumberg, B., and Louda, S.M. (2012): Insect herbivory and propagule pressure influence Cirsium vulgare invasiveness across the landscape, Ecology, 93, 1787-1764.
Purandare, S. R., and Tenhumberg, B. (2012): Influence of aphid honeydew on the foraging behavior of Hippodamia convergens larvae (Coleoptera: Coccinellidae), Ecological Entomology 37, 184-192.
Rebarber, R., Tenhumberg, B. and Townley, S. (2012): Global asymptotic stability of density dependent integral projection models, Theoretical Population Biology 81, 81-87.
Townley, S., Rebarber, R., and Tenhumberg, B. (2012): A feedback control systems analysis of density dependent population dynamics, Systems & Control Letters 61,309-315.
Eager, E.A., Rebarber, R., and Tenhumberg, B. (2012): Choice of density-dependent seedling recruitment function affects predicted transient dynamics: A case study with Platte thistle, Theoretical Ecology, 5, 387–401.
Louda, S. M., Rand, T. A., Kula A. A. R., Arnett A. E., West, N., and Tenhumberg, B. (2011): Priority resource access mediates competitive intensity between an invasive weevil and native floral herbivores, Biological Invasions 13, 2233-2248.
Keeler, K. and Tenhumberg, B. (2011): Population dynamics of the western prickly pear, Opuntia macrorhiza (Cactaceae), Southwestern Naturalist 56(2), 147–153.
Miller, TEX and Tenhumberg, B. (2010): Contributions of demography and dispersal parameters to the spatial spread of a stage-structured insect invasion, Ecological Applications 20, 620-633.
Briggs, J., Dabbs, K., Holm, M., Lubben, J., Rebarber, B., Tenhumberg, B., Riser-Espinoza, D. (in press): Structured Population Dynamics: An Introduction to Integral Modeling, Mathematics Magazine 83(4), 243-257.
Tenhumberg, B. (2010): Ignoring population structure can lead to erroneous predictions of population
size. Nature Education Knowledge 1 (10): 2.
Lubben, J., Boeckner, D., Rebarber, R., Townley, S. and Tenhumberg, B. (2009): Parameterizing the growth-decline boundary for uncertain population projection models Journal of Theoretical Biology 75, 85-97.
Tenhumberg, B., Tyre, A.J., and Rebarber, R. (2009): Model complexity affects predicted transient population dynamics
following a dispersal event: A case study with Acyrthosiphon pisum. Ecology 90, 1878-1890.


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This entrance to Madison has been beautified by FMST, partnered with Boy Scout Troop 7. Roses, shrubs, new pines and fencing were added to this parkland.
Gibbons Pines Park is a 3.03-acre triangular site located at the corner of Gibbons Place and Woodland Ave. It is one of the major artery entrance roads into Madison's residential area from neighboring communities. This corner is home to utility boxes, used for maintenance truck parking, and had no landscaping. The large pines which defined the park were in dire need of maintenance pruning. Led by Trustee Sal Luciano, FMST decided to improve this park.
FMST developed a proposed landscape plan which populated the site with new trees, created a defined parking area and created planting beds to soften the utility boxes. The plan was reviewed and approved by the Shade Tree Management Board and the Parks Advisory Committee. FMST awarded a $3000 contract to Coviello Bros. Inc to plant ten Pinus strobus trees and 15 Berbis x mentorensis bushes. A local builder, Wayne Parisi contributed $1000 to plant additional trees on the portion of the Gibbons Park corner that boarders Loantaka Ave. Six October Glory Maple trees were planted by the Shade Tree Management Board this year at the site.
In the fall of 2006, Coviello Bros. extended the planting bed and donated 24 low maintenance rogosia rose bushes, which completed the planned improvement for the tip of the park.
In June, 2007 Sean Redmond, an Eagle Scout candidate from BSA Troop 125, proposed building a revolutionary war style fence to define the parking area and protect the newly planted trees. FMST awarded a $1000 for this project and on October 20, 24 scouts completed construction of this historically unique fence. When it became apparent that the new parking area needed some additional grading, the Department of Public Works provided a truckload of crushed stone. The scouts extended the project by spreading the stone and elevating the grade.
In September, 2007 FMST awarded a $4000 contract to Madison based All American Tree Service to prune large dead limbs from over 40 large white pines which formed an L-shape border on the southeast portion of the park.
This work was completed in October and corrected what could have been a safety issue with dead and falling limbs while promoting good health for the significant tall pines.


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BEAVER FALLS A contingent from Beaver River Central School promoted its Common Core successes at a regional school board workshop in Lake Placid.
It was quite an honor, district Superintendent Leueen Smithling said.
Mrs. Smithling and six other Beaver River representatives delivered a presentation on March 22 at a Student Achievement Institute session, one of five held throughout the state by the New York State School Boards Association. Only one district from each region was afforded that opportunity.
The intent of the sessions titled, Heeding the Call for Higher Student Achievement: Successes and Challenges of Common Core Implementation is to give school board members from around the state greater insight into the adoption of the Common Core; the current state of college and career readiness; an overview of the standards; and an understanding of the successes and challenges in implementing the new standards.
As part of that discussion, leaders and staff from five districts statewide, including Beaver River, were slated to share their stories.
The seminar offered an opportunity for district officials to showcase the hard work that went into implementing Common Core standards, high school Principal Rebecca Dunckel-King said.
It was one of the best conferences Ive ever gone to, middle school Principal Christine LaBare said, noting she got to talk with officials from many other small school districts.
Mrs. Smithling said she was contacted out of the blue by a researcher from the School Boards Association asking if she and her board president would speak at the Lake Placid forum.
I was surprised, to say the least, she said.
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I felt it couldnt be just the two of us, because its been a team effort here, she said.
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After Jesse and Rebecca return from their honeymoon, they prepare to move Jesse to her apartment.
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At the beginning, when Michelle runs in to greet Jesse, she says, "Stand back, let me at 'em!" You will notice that Michelle's sweater is pulled down awkwardly over her skirt, but when the camera cuts to Jesse and then back to Michelle, her sweater hangs normally.
Jesse: (about his honeymoon) Don't worry, we taped the whole thing.
Rebecca: Well, the outdoor stuff.
Danny: (after Jesse and Becky return from their honeymoon) I thought you guys would want to be filled in on everything you missed while you were gone. (hands Jesse a huge stack of home videos)
Joey: Start with "Danny makes egg salad." You'll laugh, you'll cry. It's the feel-good movie of the year.
Jesse: All right! We're spending the night! Did you hear that, buddy?
Michelle: We could have a pajama party.
Joey: Great. Should I wear my Ninjas or my California Raisins?
Jesse: Now, uh... no offense, but I think the motif here is a little on the girlie side, if you will. (Holds up a bunny figurine)
Rebecca: Well, I am a girl.
Jesse: Yes, and that's one of the main reasons I married you.
Joey: (after Jesse and Rebecca return) You guys missed the cutest thing. Danny said "Who wants more pancakes?" Michelle took the whole stack and said: (imitating her) "You better make more. These people look hungry."
Michelle: It was funny, Uncle Jesse!
Jesse: I missed it? Danny, you have to tape these things!
Danny: Oh, I'm sorry, Jess. I'll just quit my job and document every moment.
Michelle: I'm gonna miss you.
Jesse: I'm gonna miss you too, pal. But we have to put on our bravest faces now. So let me see your brave face. Can you smile for me. (she forces a small smile) Thatta girl. All right, now that we've got this whole bravery thing down, I want you to give me the biggest, most gigantic, most greatest hug you ever gave me in the whole entire world. Ready? Go! Hug, hug, hug, hug, hug, hug! (they hug and kiss, Jesse settles her on his lap) Thatta girl.
Michelle: This is a good-bye present.
Jesse: Michelle, it's your pig. Are you sure?
Michelle: Yes, I'm sure.
Jesse: Well, in that case, here. I want you to have this. This is my pink bunny. I want you to put it up on the wall, and whenever you look at it, you can think of me, okay?
Michelle: You got it, dude.
Jesse: (kisses her and sets her down on the bed; gets up to leave and looks back at her) Good-bye, Michelle.
Michelle: Good-bye, Uncle Jesse. (he leaves, they both cry silently)
(Jesse and Rebecca are sleeping in the attic)
Jesse: Twin cots. Gee, I hope Wally and the Beav don't come disturb us.
Rebecca: "Ward?"
Jesse: Yes, "June?"
Rebecca: I have a confession. We don't have termites.
Jesse: Oh, don't tell me it's silverfish! I hate silverfish.
Rebecca: No, no, sweetheart, there are no insects in our apartment. I made it up because I thought you could use a little family reunion.
Jesse: Was I that obvious?
Rebecca: Jess, you slept with Michelle's pig.
(Danny and Joey have finished singing Michelle's good-night song)
Michelle: Good night, Daddy. Good night, Joey. (Danny and Joey leave; Michelle walks up to Jesse's pink-bunny picture) Good night, Uncle Jesse. (kisses the picture and climbs into bed as the audience awwws)
Michelle: It's moving day, it's moving day, hey baby hey. I should be on the radio.
Jesse: You know what I'd be doing right now if I were home?
Rebecca: Honey, you are home.
Jesse: Oh, well, I mean my old home.
Michelle: Are you still gonna sing me the Teddy Bear Song?
Jesse: Well, no, not every night, but your dad and Joey, they'll sing it for you. They sing... well, I'll tape it for you.
Michelle: Why are you leaving me?
Jesse: Darling, I'm not leaving you. It's just that I'm married now and I have to go live with my wife. It's kind of a tradition.
Danny: You're not going anywhere. Uncle Jesse's the one who's leaving.
Michelle: But we're supposed to be a big happy family!
Danny: We took some videos, too. We thought you'd want to catch up on everything that happened while you were gone! (Hands Jesse a huge pile of home videos).
Joey: Start with "Danny makes tuna salad." You'll laugh, you'll cry, it's the feel good movie of the year.
It's often been said that Mary-Kate Olsen was generally used to play the "tougher" Michelle, while Ashley was to step in for the more "emotional" Michelle, but Mary-Kate did the Michelle/Jesse cry scene in this episode and did an awfully impressive job.
Rebecca now lives with the family from this episode on.
Title: Fuller House
A parody of the title of this show, aptly named because the house is filling up with new people (in this case, Rebecca; later on, Nicky and Alex join the family).
S 8 : Ep 24
Aired 5/23/95
S 8 : Ep 23
Aired 5/23/95
S 8 : Ep 22
Aired 4/4/95
S 8 : Ep 21
Aired 3/21/95
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