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May 13, 2008 05:55 AM by Allison_Yagesh
It's hard to think about reality TV without thinking about our favorite lovable Idol host, Ryan Seacrest. Seacrest's got his finger in more reality pies these days than you could even count. Yesterday NBC announced yet another Seacrest-produced reality show in the works.
Momma's Boys, executive produced by Seacrest and Andrew Glassman (Average Joe), will pose the time-worn question: "Who is really the most important woman in every man's life?"
Yep, it's another dating/marriage show, but this time with a twist–the hopeful women must first woo Mom in order to score the lucky bachelor. Not so scary, you think? Aha! There's a twist (isn't there always in reality TV?)! Mom and son… and bride-to-be must all live together in the same house while Mom whittles down the marriage pool for her little boy.
"This series throws Mom right in the middle of all the drama," said Seacrest. "It's loud, it's wild and it's real."
Glassman concurs: "Momma's Boys is going to be a loud, wild ride of emotions and drama, designed to answer the question – 'Who is really the most important woman, in a man's life?' For our moms and for our guys, the stakes couldn't be higher," he said.
Expect lots of drama as the moms must choose between "nice girls" and temptresses and as alliances are formed and enemies made.
So… is Seacrest a momma's boy?
"Anytime I make a decision either personally or professionally, I have to ask myself…what would my mother say? Like it or not, I am a true Momma's Boy. She is the most important woman in my life and she is never short of opinions," he said [insert "Ahhh" here].
A premiere date and time have yet to be announced for Momma's Boys, but word has it the show will air on the heels of NBC's All-American summer. Check back with Reality TV Magazine for more information as it is released.
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Having originated in Mengzi
County of Southwest China's Yunnan
Province, the Rice Noodles Crossing the Bridge dish boasts a history of more
than 100 years. With continuous renovation by chefs specializing in Yunnan
Cuisine , the dish has enjoyed growing fame both at home and abroad, and
every visitor to Yunnan should definitely try the famous snack besides taking in
the breathtaking natural scenery.
There is a beautiful legend concerning the birth of the rice noodles. Legend
has it that South Lake in Mengzi County once boasted extremely beautiful
scenery, where a great many literary scholars would work hard to become an
official. One of them was a Xiucai (person who passed the imperial
examination at the county level in the Ming (1368-1644) and Qing (1644-1911)
dynasties) surnamed Yang.
Yang often went to read books at the pavilion
located in the middle of the lake. Although his wife would always take him
something to eat, Yang was always so deep into his studies that he often forgot
to eat. By the time he would remember, the food had already become cold, and
thus his health deteriorated.
One day, much concerned about her husband, the wife killed a
hen, and cooked it in a pottery pot. Then, she took the chicken and soup to her
husband. After a while, she came back to clean up. However, what she saw was the
food left untouched by her husband who was intently concentrating on his book.
With a sigh, she decided to heat it for her husband to eat
later, but to her surprise, the pot was still warm when she touched it.
Uncovering the pot, she found a layer of chicken oil floating atop the soup,
which, together with the pottery container, helped preserve the heat. From then
on, she cooked in this way to keep the food warm, and her husband was always
able to eat warm food.
Later, many people cooked rice noodles in the wife's innovative way, and
found it really delicious and fresh. Since Yang had to cross a bridge to reach
the pavilion in the middle of the lake, the rice noodles cooked in this way was
named "Guoqiao Mixian " (literally "Rice Noodles Crossing the Bridge").
The rice noodle dish contains three parts: the soup, any kind of sliced meat,
and rice noodles and fresh vegetables.
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Stephanie C. Toelle and David C. Diehl2
Guiding your children's media use based on your values can be a challenge in a media-saturated world. The earlier you start teaching them, joining them in front of the television or computer, and even setting time limits and controls, the easier it will be as they get older. This publication gives parents viewing strategies, offers suggested media guidelines, and reviews media policies designed to protect children.
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that children under six years old have no more than two hours of screen time a day and that children two years old and younger are discouraged from any screen time; the recommended restrictions are based on child development research (American Academy of Pediatrics, 1999). Young children have trouble distinguishing fact from fantasy or make-believe, meaning they may have trouble differentiating when something on TV is real. This could make certain scenes even scarier than they are! They are also very gullible and don't understand jokes or sarcasm very well. Also, children often imitate behavior observed on the screen (Common Sense Media, 2013). More information on the impacts of media on children's development is available through other "Making Good Decisions" publications available at http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/topic_series_making_good_decisions.
For children six years old and younger, parental media control is needed more for accidental viewing rather than intentional inappropriate viewing. Parents often use one or a combination of three strategies to avoid unwanted viewing: instruction, co-viewing, and restrictions.
With instructive guidance, the parent discusses the program content with the child and helps him or her evaluate it. Usually these children learn more from educational shows, are more critical toward media violence, and are less inclined to request products advertised in commercials than children not receiving parental instruction.
With co-viewing, the most common strategy, the parent watches television or plays a game with the child without discussing the content.
Though not actively engaged, the social experience provides modeling and a sense of closeness and acceptance.
Parents use restrictive guidance when they set limits on material watched, including what is watched, when it is watched, and how much children are allowed to watch. These children spend less time with media (Koolstra & Lucassen, 2004).
A couple of organizations recommend the following restrictive three-step process to set family guidelines on TV, movies, video games, and music. TV Watch in particular recommends that parents:
Learn the rating system.
Decide what is right for you and your family.
Use technology for parental controls to block inappropriate programming.
Digital TV, satellite TV, Xbox 360™, Sony PlayStation 3® and PSP®, Nintendo Wii®, Windows, and Apple operating systems have built-in parental controls that you can use for blocking and/or monitoring your child's use. The TV Watch Guide to the TV Ratings and Parental Controls (TV Parental Guidelines, 2008), the MediaWise Parents' Guide to Video Games (National Institute on Media and Family, 2008) and Parent's Guide to Video Games, Parental Controls and Online Safety (Entertainment Software Rating Board & Parent Teacher Association, 2008) give excellent set-up instructions and parental guidelines. Check the websites at the end of this publication for more information.
When determining your family's approach to viewing, you should consider your values and the viewing goals you have for your children. Consider the benefits of instructive guidance, co-viewing, and restrictive guidance, and find a balance that works for you.
Parents' efforts to limit unwanted viewing have been supported by policies such as the Children's Television Act (CTA) of 1990 and the Three-Hour Rule of 1997 (Open Congress, 2013). The CTA limits commercial time during children's programming, increases educational programming for children, and bans host selling, a practice of using a character from the program to "sponsor" a product in the ensuing commercial. This act was expanded by the Three-Hour Rule, which requires three hours of educational programming each week (Jordan, 2008).
Though V-Chips may be unnecessary with the advent of digital television and the phase out of analog television, the Telecommunications Act of 1996 required these chips in all newly produced television sets that were 13 inches or larger. The V-Chip blocked unwanted channels through programming set by parents. Research found that very few parents consistently used the V-Chip, even after special training (Scantlin & Jordan, 2006).
A sustaining part of this act, however, is the establishment of a rating system to guide parents in selecting appropriate viewing for their children. Learning the rating indicators has been challenging for many parents. Rating systems for movies (Motion Picture Association of America, 2013) and other entertainment (Entertainment Software Rating Board, 2013) are listed below, but are further explained by websites listed in the Internet Resources section of this publication. Sadly, research finds that many parents are not successfully using the rating systems. Some recommend the creation of a universal rating system (Harris Interactive, 2007).
G: General Audience
PG: Parental Guidance suggested
PG-13: Parents strongly cautioned
R: Restricted, under seventeen requires accompanying parent or adult guardian
NC-17: No one seventeen and under admitted
TV-G: General audience
TV-Y: All children
TV-Y7: Directed to older children, age 7 and above
TV-PG: Parental guidance suggested
TV-14: Parents strongly cautioned against children under age 14 watching unattended
TV-MA: Mature audience only
Television stations may also use the following content descriptors:
FV: Fantasy Violence
S: Sexual content
V: Violent content
L: Harsh Language
D: Sexual Dialogue
EC: Early childhood, suitable for ages 3+
E: Everyone
E10+: Everyone 10 years and older
T: Teen, suitable for 13 years and older
M: Mature, suitable for 17 years and older
AO: Adults only, 18 years and older
How can parents guide their children's viewing and be confident of its content? Parents can be proactive by following these suggestions:
Know the ratings. They give parents a quick and easy screening.
Use the ratings when purchasing software, movies, games, etc. Teach your child to recognize and make decisions based on the ratings.
Set the parental controls. Read the manual and set limits on your computer, game system, or TV.
Apply the three guidance strategies. Consider your goals and find the appropriate balance for your family.
Use websites and mobile apps that provide an extensive content analysis for further consideration of movies and games. Read what other parents have to say!
Watch the movie, play the game. Preview the media that your child is begging for!
Think of your child's developmental level. Can he/she differentiate fact from make-believe? How will it affect your child later?
Table 1 contains reliable resources to help parents and professionals learn more about policies regulating media for children and tools to direct viewing choices.
Internet Resources
Resource Name
American Library Association
Offers a link to Great Web Sites for Kids on a variety of educational topics.
Movie reviews from the perspective of a family with children addresing issues that may concern parents.
Common Sense Media
Resources to help parents determine if media content is appropriate for their children. Parents can also search TV, books, games, websites, and music titles for reviews. Many other media articles and parent tips are available.
Control Your TV
More for parents on parental controls, rating systems, violence, suitable family programming, educational programs, monthly previews, and media literacy links.
Entertainment Software Rating Board
This non-profit organization assigns ratings to entertainment software, enforces guidelines on advertising, and promotes online privacy practices. The site lets you search by software title, rating, platform, and type of content. Includes an ESRB mobile app and search widget to display on blogs and web pages.
FCC Parents
Information for parents on TV rules, programming, ratings, children's access and safety on the Internet, and childhood obesity.
Get NetWise
Information for keeping children safe online, protecting your computer and privacy.
Movie content analysis, particularly addressing sex and nudity, violence and gore, profanity, and substance abuse. A Kids-in-Mind mobile app is also available.
Gives parents the latest information on various technologies to guide their media lifestyle and make informed decisions.
Motion Picture Association of America
This website offers great resources for parents to monitor and make choices about movies under their Resources for Parents link.
Open Congress
Check the status of new bills and summaries of others that have been enacted.
The Pause, Parent, Play Project
Gives parents tools to think about how their children might react to the media, to make a decision as a parent regarding what is right for their child, and enjoy the chosen media as a family.
The TV Boss
Gives parents advice to take charge of media in the home. Provides instructions for setting your parental control programs for cable, digital, and satellite television.
TV Guidelines
Gives full descriptions of the TV ratings, as well as web links to help parents use the V-chip feature.
TV Watch
Provides Television Tools for Parents 101, 1-2-3 Safe TV guidelines, and more on parental tips and controls.
Cupolo, D. (2009, January 6). The Vacuum Glow. Retrieved from FlickrCommons. http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/deed.en
American Academy of Pediatrics, Committee on Public Education. (1999). Media education. Pediatrics 104(2), 341–343.
Common Sense Media. (2013). Ages and grades: Highlights. Retrieved from http://www.commonsensemedia.org/grade-pre-k.
Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB). (2013). Entertainment Software Rating Board official website. Retrieved from http://www.esrb.org/
Entertainment Software Rating Board & Parent Teacher Association. (2008). A Parent's Guide to Video Games, Parental Controls and Online Safety. Retrieved from http://www.esrb.org/about/news/downloads/ESRB_PTA_Brochure-web_version.pdf.
Harris Interactive. (2007). The Harris Poll #125, December 14, 2007. One-third of parents use video game ratings to decide whether children play or get game and even fewer understand what the ratings mean. Retrieved from http://www.harrisinteractive.com/vault/Harris-Interactive-Poll-Research-Gaming-column-2007-12.pdf
Jordan, A. (2008). Children's media policy. The Future of Children 18(1), 235–253.
Koolstra, C.M., and Lucassen, N. (2004). Viewing behavior of children and TV guidance by parents: A comparison of parent and child reports. Communications 29, 179–198.
Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA). (2013). MPAA official website. Retrieved from http://www.mpaa.org
National Institute on the Media and Family. (2008). MediaWise® Parents' Guide to Video Games. Retrieved from http://static.mgnetwork.com/spa/pdf/Video_Game_Card.pdf
Open Congress. (2013). Open Congress website, a project of the Participatory Politics Foundation and the Sunlight Foundation. Retrieved from http://www.opencongress.org
Scantlin, R.M., & Jordan, A. (2006). Families' experiences with the V-chip: An exploratory study. The Journal of Family Communication, 6(2), 139–159.
TV Parental Guidelines. (2008). Understanding TV Ratings and Parental Controls. Retrieved from http://www.tvguidelines.org/resources/TV_Parental_Guidelines_Brochure.pdf
This document is FCS2298, one of a series of the Department of Family, Youth, and Community Sciences, Florida Cooperative Extension Service, Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, University of Florida. Original publication date May 2009. Revised April 2013. Visit the EDIS website at http://edis.ifas.ufl.edu.
Stephanie C. Toelle, Extension agent IV, Duval County Extension, Jacksonville, FL; David C. Diehl, Ph.D., assistant professor, Department of Family, Youth and Community Sciences; Florida Cooperative Extension Service, Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, University of Florida, Gainesville, FL 32611.
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Greenville police Chief Hassan Aden said Sunday that 23-year-old Lakim Anthony Faust will be charged with four counts of attempted first-degree murder when he gets out of the hospital. Investigators say Faust was shot in the arms and legs by police Friday.
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Refuge issues management planPrime Hook officials call for closing breach, saltwater marsh
Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge's final comprehensive conservation plan calls for closing a series of breaches at Fowler Beach, a major change from the draft plan spurred by widespread public demands to repair the dune line.
Five years after it was supposed to be completed, the final plan, designed to guide the future of the refuge for the next 15 years, was released Dec. 28.
Based on public comments, U.S. Fish and Wildlife officials who developed the plan have modified the agency's preferred alternative – one of three options – to address serious degradation of refuge marshes. The preferred alternative now clarifies that breach repair is an important first step in marsh restoration as outlined in the plan, said Thomas Bonetti, the Northeast region refuge planning team leader.
The breaches at Fowler Beach – opened and then widened by storms over the past five years – have allowed the free flow of saltwater from Delaware Bay into previously freshwater marshes, destroying grasses and trees that once provided protection for Primehook Beach, a community that borders the refuge. The breaches now extend along a 4,000-foot section of the coastline just north of Primehook Beach.
"We had many comments on the breaches and flooding," Bonetti said. "The final CCP makes it clearer that breach repair is an important first step."
Under the preferred alternative, officials would manage the refuge to mimic natural processes by restoring all four impoundments to saltwater marsh, doing away with freshwater marsh. Just how the plan will be implemented depends on staff and funding, Bonetti said.
Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge, located along the Delaware Bay, is made up of four impoundments called units. Eighty percent of the 10,133-acre refuge is tidal and freshwater wetlands, and 20 percent consists of upland habitats. The refuge was established in 1963 primarily to preserve coastal wetlands as wintering and breeding habitat for migratory waterfowl.
Because of the breaches, saltwater has caused extensive damage to the Unit 2 freshwater impoundment, and that damage is extending into Unit 3. Units 1 and 4 are already saltwater marsh.
Prime Hook's comprehensive conservation plan and environmental impact statement are now under a 30-day review by state and federal agencies and those who offered comments to ensure U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service officials addressed their concerns.
At the end of the review period, Regional Director Wendi Weber will determine if the plan complies with the National Environmental Policy Act followed by a record of decision and final publication. Only then can the plan be implemented.
In the interim, Bonetti said, officials are negotiating with engineering firms to determine the best design and how much material would be needed to fill the breaches and restore the marsh.
Final publication of the plan has been held up by changing environmental conditions within the refuge as well as litigation over farming on refuge lands and a proposed dune repair project in 2011.
The plan is available at fws.gov/northeast/primehook/.
Residents say emergency repairs needed
Ask any Primehook Beach resident and they will tell you quickly what state and federal officials should have at the top of their New Year's resolutions list: fill the breaches at Fowler Beach.
Another year has passed and little has been done to ease the flooding issues for those who live on the marsh side of Primehook Beach.
However, the coming year could see some movement. Gov. Jack Markell has asked the federal government for $20 million to repair damage to Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge as the result of Hurricane Sandy.
Residents say time is running short, including Rick Allan who has been at the forefront of the community's effort to get public officials to take action.
Because of recent storms – including Hurricane Sandy – Allan said the community is set up for disaster at the beginning of the winter storm season. "We can't run and hide anymore," he said.
In a recent letter to state officials, Allan laid out a plan for fixing the breaches called Operation Prime Hook, which would assemble the logistical and management assets of the National Guard, Dover Air Force Base, DEMA and FEMA in collaboration with the Army Corps of Engineers, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Delaware Department of Transportation and Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control.
Allan's solution includes the placement of huge sandbags to fill in the breaches at Fowler Beach and secure portions of Prime Hook Road that are at most risk.
Allan said this type of emergency response technique was used along the Mississippi River, after Hurricane Katrina and to protect Gulf Coast wetlands following the BP oil spill. "There are countless examples from all over the country where helicopters flown by National Guard or other service personnel have delivered this protection quickly and with successful outcomes," he said.
"Give us some hope, give us some protection, give us a future," Allan wrote in a letter to Gov. Jack Markell. "If Prime Hook goes, so will all the bay communities. It's not a very pretty thought but it is a very real possibility."
Fighting nature is an ongoing process.
Life is an ongoing process! Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge WAS a national treasurer. Due to federal & state neglect it is forever changed. Nature had little to do with it. The $900,000 spent to do this CCP could have more than corrected the problem. Seems the gov. likes to wait till things r on the brink of total destruction before they finally do what should have been done from the beginning. The breaches r fixed elsewhere in the state ASAP for ex; the Indian River Inlet Bridge & along coastal dunes. The spin on this story has always been sea level rise is the culprit. Funny how that's supposedly prevalent in only one spot in our fine State! Anyway now finally there is the best chance in years that a sensible approach is underway & the breach will be fixed which not only will benefit the decaying national refuge but also the community of Prime Hook Beach, Broadkill Beach, The Town of Slaughter Beach ( incidentally 331 yrs old), century old farms, farm communities, & rural communities- all proud Delawareans! This Bayshore Region is an asset of our State that can not be lost! Anyone that comes to the Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge & surrounding community that does not see the senseless devastation & destruction of a region is BLIND!
This isn't about winning, this is about doing the right thing! Also about preserving & protecting- not neglecting!!!
All residents who surround Prime Hook National Wildlife Refuge were once proud of that fact & touted the refuges beauty, NOW they feel betrayed by a neighbor who once promised to enhance them not destroy them!
until THE BREACHES ARE FIXED & the FLOODING IS STOPPED & the BAYSHORE REGION is made whole again- we can & will not rest!
We the residents of this region are the biggest advocates of the treasures held within, we will persevere, unite, lobby, push, ensure that we are not forgotten, till the job is done!
Never doubt that one person or one small group etc can make a positive change. This is America & individuals made America great & we intend to follow our ancestors lead & continue to believe in the statement- " for the people by the people."
Brian Zwit - my sentiments exactly. Preston Parker - Nature had everything to do with it. Joan Deaver - How much taxpayer money is required for a ongoing war with Nature?


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In recent years, the City of Foster City was able to fund 3 extra open hours each week to supplement the hours funded by the San Mateo County Library. Beginning in January, those 3 hours have been eliminated due to funding constraints. The community was surveyed and the consensus was to close the library at 6pm instead of 9pm on Thursday evenings. All other hours will remain the same.
We're Still Available
Focusing on the positive, we like to think of the many library service hours available to everyone 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Round-the-clock services are available at our eBranch (where you are now). Here you can research databases, reserve and renew materials, pay fines, find homework help, and even download ebooks and music. And that's just for starters.
Returns for Your Convenience
Even if the library building is closed, it is still possible to return materials by using our new automated materials handling system or the old-fashioned book drop just outside the front door. (If you use the automated system, you can print out a receipt to keep a record of your returns.)
Happy New Year from Foster City Library Staff
Best wishes for the new year and we look forward to seeing you at the Foster City Library soon (just not between 6pm and 9pm Thursday nights).
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May 24, 2016
According to the Florida Highway Patrol, 48-year old Mark Omar Emard walked out in front of a car on Highway 98 near the west side of the bridge.
Troopers say Emard was under the influence of alcohol or drugs at the time. He received serious injuries, but is in stable condition.
The driver of the car, 45-year old Kathy McLendon of Youngstown, was not injured.
No charges were filed.
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Ng went on to point out Triple Town was first a Kindle game released in October 2010, and Yeti Town--created by Escalation Studios--was released in December 2011. The 6L CEO claims that Yeti Town was developed "in isolation from 6L by a company we acquired in January 2012--a month after the game had launched." (However, the game was clearly published by 6L upon release.)
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Peregrine falcons in Virginia had another successful breeding season in 2009, producing 50 young falcons. The breeding population of falcons was extirpated in the state by the mid-1960s, but 30 years of intensive management efforts by The Center for Conservation Biology (CCB), in partnership with the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries and other organizations, have resulted in the current 21 breeding pairs.
Twenty falcon pairs made breeding attempts in 2009 producing 65 eggs and 50 chicks that survived to banding age. The reproductive rate was 2.4 chicks/occupied territory and 2.5 chicks/active territory. Of the 19 clutches that were followed completely from laying to fledging, 53 of 61 (86.9%) eggs hatched, 48 of the 53 (90.6%) chicks survived to banding age, and 41 (77.4%) fledged successfully.
A majority of the breeding pairs in Virginia nest on artificial structures: 10 man-made peregrine towers, 1 fishing shack, 6 bridges, 1 ship, 1 power plant stack, and 1 high-rise building. Chicks were removed from dangerous nest structures like bridges where there historically has been low fledging success. These chicks were translocated to the Virginia and West Virginia mountains as part of an on-going reintroduction program.
In 2009, CCB continued efforts to reintroduce falcons to the mountains through hacking programs at two National Parks: Shenandoah and New River Gorge. Nineteen young falcons from Virginia were released in the mountains this spring in the hopes they will return to breed on the rocky cliff faces that were their historic breeding sites. New breeding pairs were observed at both parks this year, confirming the success of the reintroduction program. The hacking program would not be possible without the continued support of the National Park Service and the state wildlife agencies of both Virginia and West Virginia.
The ultimate goal of Virginia's falcon program is to recover a population that is self-sustaining. Currently, the population's dependence on artificial nest structures requires intensive management to reduce nest depredation and increase fledging success. CCB will continue to monitor population trends and improve reproductive performance through active management until we reach our goal for Virginia's falcons.
Peregrine falcon project partners:
The Center for Conservation Biology (CCB) with the Virginia Department of Game & Inland Fisheries Wildlife Diversity Program (VDGIF), National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), National Parks Service (NPS), United States Fish & Wildlife Service (USFWS), Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT), The Nature Conservancy (TNC), and Dominion Virginia Power.


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Wow, way to crap on the OP's thread. The guy was looking for a positive thread on what you LIKED about the season. Instead over half the replies are negative that we didn't live up to THEIR expectations. How about this, next time someone starts a positive thread that asks for positive feedback and you don't have any. Stay the hell off! Just go on to the next post. Is it really that hard? I thought the season had some big high points. The defense did more than hold their own. I think they held every B12 team to under it's season average. Offensively, Sam R looked good and I think the most surprised guy was Rhoads. Just listening to his comments Sam showed more in the games than he did in practice.
All in all, from a growth standpoint I think it was a great season. From a results standpoint, we played one team with a losing record I think, we held our own with limited players.
Kirby was great.
Horn did a super job in punt return.
SR is a breath of fresh air.
Clayton and McDo played well.
The secondary was fine until injuries caught up to us. Jeremy made a lot of tackles.
Woody has some new moves.
Shontrelle is running harder.
James White could be a WR.
The Tom Farniok snaps were very consistent.
We finally were able to turn off the turnover machine.
Brun looks very agile.
Bundrage needs to get more passes.
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Let Prohm's Posse Ride: Hallice, Brady, Stu, Lard, Naz, Deonte, Monte, Matt, Simeon, Jordan, and Babb.
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Hold it right there. Looks to me like they could still win the 4th quarter!
NT was really bad last year. He's got a big rebuilding job in front of him.
Also NT had a player get attacked by a dog and have to sit out some time with injuries...one guy got bit by a spider and I think he missed a game due to his reaction. Pretty wacky down in NT last year.
Four TD's in the first quarter isn't so good, true. Mac hasn't had time to build them up yet. It took a while at ISU for him to build the program.
your saying 1 offseason isnt enough time to build a program?
I hope he turns things around and has a good career down there...
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your saying 1 offseason isnt enough time to build a program?
I hope he turns things around and has a good career down there...
Seems like they're saying 3 quarters isn't enough...
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Hold it right there. Looks to me like they could still win the 4th quarter!
They did win the second quarter!
Yeah, I agree with the others here...NT was pretty bad last year...just a coaching change can't fix the talent level in the program...give him 2 or 3 years and he'll have them at least back to respectability.
Looks like they don't even have a Troy Davis.
Another trademark of Mac's team's are weak defensive coordinators.
He is saving the playbook for the Houston game.
Let Prohm's Posse Ride: Hallice, Brady, Stu, Lard, Naz, Deonte, Monte, Matt, Simeon, Jordan, and Babb.
paging Tornado man.
Carrying the banner for ISU.
Winning the 4th quarter, no doubt about it.
the FI backup was 2 for 3 for a negative 47 yards, how do you do that?
if they can come back and win we should send them an invite to join the b12
needs to pull out his secret weapon...Marty Fine!
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On the back of a brochure published by University College's new Professional Development Institute is the following message: "Tulane's purpose is to create, communicate and conserve knowledge in order to enrich the capacity of individuals, organizations and communities to think, to learn and to act and lead with integrity and wisdom."
If the verbiage sounds familiar, it's because the words articulate Tulane's official mission statement. The words also communicate much of what is at the heart of the Professional Development Institute, a customized training program that could make a significant, positive impact on individuals and organizations in the community.
"I see this as another component to the outreach we do," says Rick Marksbury, dean of University College, who officially kicked off the institute with an April 4 reception at the home of Tulane President Scott Cowen and his wife, Marjorie. "What we do at University College is both educate and train; that's what makes it a unique experience at the undergraduate level," he says.
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The Week We Searched For- February 11, 2011
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AOL buys Huffington Post for $315 million- AOL announced on Sunday evening its plan to acquire Huffington Post for $315 million. As part of the deal Arianna Huffington will be named president/editor-in-chief of The Huffington Post Media Group and will oversee all Huffington Post and AOL content. According to their announcement, "The transaction will create a premier global, national, local, and hyper-local content group for the digital age – leveraged across online, mobile, tablet, and video platforms. The combination of AOL's infrastructure and scale with The Huffington Post's pioneering approach to news and innovative community building among a broad and sophisticated audience will mark a seminal moment in the evolution of digital journalism and online engagement."
Twitter, Google, Facebook, Deals,- The Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday that both Google and Facebook are in talks with Twitter regarding a possible acquisition. These talks are rumored to value Twitter between $8 and $10 billion; quite the sum, considering the size of Twitter's current revenue stream. And yet, the promise of social media outlets seems to outweigh the practicalities of their current earning potential.
Google Closes in on Next New Networks- The Wall Street Journal reported today that Google is in talks to acquire the video website Next New Networks. Although Google already dominates video content online, Next New Networks leading presence in the generation of original entertainment programming would be a powerful asset to YouTube.
As the Wall Street Journal explains, "An acquisition of Next New Networks would mark YouTube's latest effort to encourage and maintain a steady stream of videos to keep viewers on the site longer and to better compete with Hulu LLC and Netflix Inc., which offer more content from big media companies. A deal would also put YouTube into the business of overseeing creators of digital content in addition to aggregating videos created by others. However, a person familiar with the deal said YouTube isn't expected to invest in being a studio."
Google introduces new security options for Gmail- Google launched a new login authentication process on Thursday. The new option called "2-step verification" uses a numerical code obtained from your telephone to provide an additional line of security. To read more about Google's new security system and to learn how you can employ the new service, check out Google's blog announcement.
Nokia and Microsoft team up- Nokia and Microsoft announced a new "strategic partnership" this week, which will enable Nokia to use Windows Mobile 7 as its smartphone platform. According to their announcement, Nokia will also work to improve Windows Mobile platform, Bing will be integrated into Nokia devices and the two will develop a unified strategy for mobile marketing. The announcement did not sit well with shareholders with stocks falling 10% in Helsinki, as many fear massive layoffs.
Facebook valued at $60 billion in employee stock offering- Rumors have it that Facebook will allow employees to sell up to $1 billion of their shares in a recent offering that values the company at $60 billion. The deal would enable larger institutions to invest in Facebook and would help prevent employees from leaving after the initial IPO.
Google to launch wedding site- Google has launched a new wedding service, Google for Weddings, designed to help couples plan every detail of their wedding. The new service combines several Google offerings, allowing couples to upload and edit photos using Picnik and Picasa, generate guest lists, create a website and more.
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State of News- Following AOL and Huffington Post's acquisition announcement, Tom McGerveran authored a fascinating article on Capital New York, in which he discusses the mechanisms of news production today and poses the question, "What is it about the environment of traditional journalism that makes it so that readers are more likely to interact with the Huffington Post reblog of a New York Times article than they are with the article itself?"
Facebook's 2010 Metrics- Still Growing- Matt McGee at Search Engine Land wrote a blog post this week, discussing comScore's 2010 U.S. Digital Year in Review, which shows that Facebook's network is still growing, and now stands as the fourth most visited site on the internet.
Google's Art Project gets criticized- Have you seen Google's new video montages of the world's most significant paintings? It's part of the Google Art Project, which provides digital admission to more than 385 rooms in 17 of the world's most famous museums. Not surprisingly, some Art lovers are displeased with Google's digital appropriation of classical masterpieces. Sebastian Smee authored an unfavorable article in The Boston Globe this week of Google's Art project, asserting that Google's museum tours fail to properly recreate the viewer's experience with three-dimensional objects.
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March 10, 2012-Fernando de Naronha
So the Atlantic has been crossed.
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Is Rosie Pierri Going to Appear on Millionaire Matchmaker? Kathy Wakile Says…
Awesome news! Apparently, one of our favorite single ladies from The Real Housewives of New Jersey will be appearing on the upcoming season of Millionaire Matchmaker, and it's Kathy Wakile's sister, Rosie Pierri!
Kathy herself took to Twitter to point out that Rosie is featured in a sneak peek clip of the popular show.
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Indeed, Rosie appears early on in the preview, where Patti Stanger declares her to have "the golden cooch." We're glad to see she's keeping things classy!
Wendy Williams recently featured the sneak peek as her hot clip of the week. Although Wendy admits that she is not a huge fan of celebrities going on Millionaire Matchmaker, she had to recognize that seeing that Rosie was going to be on the program made her happy.
"I'm glad that Patti is helping Rosie find love," Wendy commented, to a chorus of awws from the audience.
It's no secret that Rosie is on the hunt for The One. After coming out to Kathy's kids, Joseph and Victoria, during Season 4 of Real Housewives of New Jersey, she has continually shared her desire to find a nice girl. Unfortunately, the women she's been drawn to so far have either been straight, married, or apparently not interested.
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San Luis Obispo, CA (Sports Network) - Chris Eversley and Chris O'Brien both
scored 14 points for the Cal Poly Mustangs as they registered a 62-60 win over
the Cal State Fullerton Titans in Big West Conference play at Mott Gym.
Cal Poly (16-12, 11-6 Big West) closed out the regular season with five
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UNHCR is concerned by the continuing forced repatriation of Iraqis contrary to the Agency's advice. UNHCR strongly urges European states to refrain from deporting Iraqis who originate from the most perilous parts of the country.
Such removals come at a time when UNHCR's five offices in Iraq are noting a significant increase in Christians fleeing Baghdad and Mosul to the Kurdistan Regional Government Region and the Ninewa plains in the north. Christian communities in the two cities have started a slow but steady exodus since a deadly attack on a Baghdad church in October 2010 which saw 68 persons killed.
Around 1,000 families have arrived in the Kurdistan region and Ninewa since the beginning of November 2010. UNHCR has heard many accounts of people fleeing their homes after receiving direct threats. Our offices have distributed emergency assistance and are in contact with the local authorities to ensure that the recently displaced persons are supported and assisted.
In addition, UNHCR offices in Syria, Jordan and Lebanon are reporting the arrival of a growing number of Iraqi Christians who have contacted UNHCR for registration and help. Churches and non-governmental organisations have warned that more people are expected to flee in the coming weeks.
Many of the new arrivals explain that they left in fear as a result of the church attack in October. One man, now registered with UNHCR in Jordan, narrowly escaped the attack, having left the church minutes before the bombing took place. He had been deported from Sweden just days before.
UNHCR recognises the efforts the Iraqi Government is making to try to protect all its citizens, including vulnerable minority groups such as the Christians. The government has reiterated its commitment to increase the protection of places of worship. While overall civilian casualties were lower in 2010 than in 2009, it appears that minority groups are increasingly susceptible to threats and attacks.
UNHCR is reiterating its position that asylum seekers who originate from Iraq's governorates of Baghdad, Diyala, Ninewa and Salah-al-Din, as well as from Kirkuk province, should not be returned and should benefit from international protection, whether in the form of refugee status under the 1951 Refugee Convention or a complementary form of protection.
Additionally, the merits of the claims of all other Iraqi applicants need to be considered carefully, including those who are religious minorities. This position reflects the volatile security situation and the still high level of violence, security incidents, and human rights violations taking place in parts of Iraq. UNHCR considers that serious – including indiscriminate – threats to life, physical integrity or freedom resulting from violence or events seriously disturbing public order are valid reasons for international protection.


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IS: Glass Product Design
Investigative Studios are required studios within the Industrial Design Program that are also open to students in other majors. Investigative studios are taken in any order. Content, structure, and focus of these studios varies from semester to semester. Students can sign up for the studios that best fit their schedules and interests. Investigative Studios fulfill an Industrial Design Investigative Studio requirement or a Studio Elective requirement.
Glass is a dynamic and challenging media to work in, with properties that are unlike any other material. It is embraced for its function and beauty, but has something of a split personality. As a material, it is both regarded as precious, or relegated to the recycle bin depending on its application. Throughout the semester students will explore the media of glass and its unique material characteristics. We will be exposed to the many challenges of creating objects in glass and finding waysto design to its strengths and exploit its inherent beauty and optic properties. We will simultaneously evolve our skills in form development through sketches, models and CAD, while we are learning fundamental skills needed to create objects in glass. With forms developed, and new skills in hand we will focus on creating our objects in glass with an attention to generating multiples and short run production with the use of molds, repeatable processes and established manufacturing practices. Wewill take designs from initial inspiration all the way through the production process, creating a short edition run of objects.


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This is a discussion on Question about FL Non-Res within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I got my packet today in the mail for my FL non-resident permit Not to mention I got my doe tag in the mail with ...
I got my packet today in the mail for my FL non-resident permit Not to mention I got my doe tag in the mail with it... it was a happy mail day for me Anyway I open the packet with my FL application and none of it says anything about non-resident permits, even though the packet has my Pennsylvania address on it Is the FL application one blanket application for all and they just assume you are a non-resident when you send it back? When I applied for my Maine non-resident they had a separate application for non-residents. Am I missing something here? Or is it really just one application?
Also does NM honor FL permits? It says it doesn't honor non-resident permits on carryconcealed.net, but says it does on handgunlaw... I looked at the NM attorney general website and didn't turn up much. My cousin lives out there and I'd like to be able to carry.
I know about how the Utah permit is better, but I don't have the time for the Utah specific class and I already have all the stuff I need for my FL non-resident (NRA basic pistol safety), so this will have to do for now. It picks up the two states that count to me anyways, DE and OH.
Florida only issues one type of permit - a Concealed Weapon or Firearm License.
Everything you ever wanted to know about Florida CWFLs: Concealed Weapons or Firearm Program - Division of Licensing, FDACS
Battle Plan (n) - a list of things that aren't going to happen if you are attacked.
Blame it on Sixto - now that is a viable plan.
As far as the blanket permit question, the answer is yes. I moved to florida from NY about 3 months ago. I filled out my permit application back in march. I had the same question and called FL and I was told that the only thing that makes the permit "non resident" is the address on it.
Florida's site suggests NM does honor FL CWFLs.
Concealed Carry Reciprocity - Division of Licensing, DOACS
Some states only honor Florida CWFLs issued to Florida residents, but there is no mention of this restriction for NM.
NM DPS lists Florida as a recognized permit, no mention about non-res status. http://www.dps.nm.org/lawEnforcement/ccw/
Might need to call or write them.
Battle Plan (n) - a list of things that aren't going to happen if you are attacked.
Blame it on Sixto - now that is a viable plan.
Right click it to download it and then view it. It's a list of the same states as on the website here: New Mexico DPS | Concealed & Carry Information
Battle Plan (n) - a list of things that aren't going to happen if you are attacked.
Blame it on Sixto - now that is a viable plan.
All FL permits are the same...look the same...it's just that your home address is on the permit...if it's an out of state address...then you may consider it a non-resident permit...some other states will not honor that type of permit (about 5-6 states do not recognize out of state permits.)
Proverbs 27:12 says: The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and suffer for it.
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Florida CCW Concealed Carry Hand Gun Legal Info The ones in yellow are resident only.
On carry concealed it says NM does honor FL permits... but under the multi-CCL link it does not list NM
U.S. CCW Reciprocity Map from CarryConcealed.net If you select FL non-resident NM doesn't show up.


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