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SBA's Export Working Capital Program (EWCP) loans are targeted for businesses that are able to generate export sales and need additional working capital to support these sales. Participating lenders review and approve applications and submit the request to the SBA staff at the U.S. Export Assistance Center location servicing the exporter's geographical territory.
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SBA Senior International Credit Officers can provide in-house training to help lenders become proficient in the EWCP program. For more information on this training or for application assistance, contact your local U.S. Export Assistance Center.
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The U.S. Small Business Administration's resources and programs targeting small businesses provide an advantage necessary to help small businesses effectively compete in the marketplace and strengthen the overall U.S. economy.
Working in partnership with the U.S. Commercial Service and the Export-Import Bank of the United States, SBA staff provide potential and existing exporters with a unified, one-stop approach to export expansion through 18 U.S. Export Assistance Centers nationwide.
Locate a U.S. Export Assistance Center near you for more information.
Export Working Capital Program
In today's highly competitive and ever-changing, global business environment, a lender must be prepared to handle the varying needs of their clients.
The U.S. Small Business Administration's Export Working Capital Program (EWCP) equips you, the lender, with an outstanding tool to help meet the needs of your clients that are involved in filling orders from overseas buyers.
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Benefits of the EWCP
Support Client Growth
- Clients who export realize that exporting is essential to market expansion and continued viability.
- Clients who export are usually more profitable than their non-exporting counterparts.
- Minimize Risk & Accommodate Customer Needs
- The EWCP provides you with a 90% guarantee on the performance of your exporting client, thus bridging the financing gap between order receipt and final payment.
- Increased Fee Income
- Fees from wire transfers, letters of credit and bank servicing add directly to your bottom line.
- Program Flexibility
- Finance single, large, transaction-backed lines or multiple transactions with an asset-based line.
- Take advantage of local SBA Trade Credit Officers for guidance and client-focused, custom-tailored deal structuring.
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- Adding a trade finance capability to your tool chest provides you with market differentiation in the small business banking environment.
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- Decisions usually rendered in 5-10 working days.
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- 90% of principal and accrued interest up to 120 days
- Low guaranty fee of ¼% of the guaranteed portion
- Loan maturities are generally for 12 months or less
- Use of Proceeds
- To pay for the manufacturing costs of goods for export
- To purchase goods or services for export
- To support Standby Letters of Credit to act as bid or performance bonds
- To finance foreign accounts receivable
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- Up to 80% on Purchase Orders
- Up to 90% on Letters of Credit
- Up to 85% on Foreign Accounts Receivable
- In all cases, not to exceed the exporter's costs.
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- Collateral for the manufacturing sector typically consists of a first lien on all export-related inventory and export-related accounts receivable.
- Collateral for the service sector typically consists of assignment of proceeds of export-related contracts or purchase orders and a first lien on export-related accounts receivable.


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So the Sens took their 2nd game in Manhattan Saturday night, a shutout win no less, but that wasn't what dominated the post game talk. Instead, John Tortorella made it his mission to call out Chris Neil for his hit on Brian Boyle. It was a hit that Torts compared to Raffi Torres' that earned him the massive 25 game suspension just a few short days ago. After I got over laughing at the comparison of the two, I started to see that this was the action of a desperate man, who's #1 seeded team is just one loss away to an undermanned #8 seed.
Nevertheless I thought it was time to look into the incident more. I watched the replay about 20 times from different feeds and angles. If you missed the play in question I've posted the video above, but after watching it over and over, I've come to the conclusion that it was a clean play. It was a hard hit for sure, and one that may keep Boyle out of game 6 with a concussion (we'll see), and while it's unfortunate he was hurt on the play, that doesn't mean it's suspension worthy. Time to make the case for Chris Neil's innocence.
This was screen capture was taken directly from the New York Rangers own feed from the Madison Square Garden Network. I paused it at the point of impact between Neil and Boyle. Tortorella can compare it to Torres all he wants but the facts are the facts and he's wrong. You can clearly see that Neil's feet are both on the ice and that he is hitting Boyle's shoulder/entire body, as opposed to the headshot Tortorella is claiming.
Once again this is from MSG Network and it's a close up of the play at the point of impact. You can clearly see that Neil has not left his feet and that he hasn't thrown an elbow. You can also clearly see that Neil is delivering a clean check to the body of Boyle, not his head. Now compare the above image to this still of the Torres hit when you can see he has left his feet and is hitting Hossa in the head and you begin to realize how ludicrous the comparison of the 2 hits are.
It wreaks of a move from a desperate man trying to take the attention off of his highly favorited team that's choking to a huge underdog at the moment. If the media is talking about the hit, they're not talking about the Rangers being one game away from being eliminated by the Senators.
Now here's a segment from the same MSG post game show, where even the home town guys can't agree that it's anything that bad. At worst it's a borderline hit maybe but not suspension worthy. I can't even believe there's so much discussion about it to be honest, but when you're losing you have to manufacture excuses and a reason to talk about something else, so I'm not surprised Torts is trying to get Neil suspended for a game they need to win to keep their season alive.
For me, after looking at all the evidence, it's a questionable hit if you're a Ranger fan, and a clean hit if you're a Sens fan or impartial observer. But that's just it, it's only questionable and not clearly dirty. Take Neil's status as never being a previous offender and he skates clear of this no problem. In fact I'd be shocked if he even gets a call from Shanahan regarding the play.
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We all knew it was coming, but here's the official announcement:
The New York Mets today announced that Omar Minaya has been relieved of his duties as Executive Vice President of Baseball Operations & General Manager and they have declined to exercise the club's option on Jerry Manuel's contract as manager for 2011.
A search is under way for a new general manager who will run the team's Baseball Operations department. Ownership will lead the process with assistance from Vice President, Assistant General Manager John Ricco who will in the interim direct the department. The new General Manager will work with ownership to identify and hire a new manager.
"We are extremely disappointed in this year's results and the failures of the past four seasons," said Jeff Wilpon, Mets Chief Operating Officer. "We need to hire a new general manager with a fresh perspective who will transform this club into a winner that we want and our fans deserve.
"We appreciate all that Omar and Jerry have done for the organization and thank them for their time and effort," Wilpon said. "Changes like these are never easy, especially when you are dealing with people you like and respect."
Mets ownership will meet with the media today at 1:30 p.m. in the Press Conference Room at Citi Field to address these changes.


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The Hip-Hop world knows that Slaughterhouse (Joe Budden, Royce Da 5'9, Crooked I and Joell Ortiz) have signed with Aftermath / Shady Records in one of the most exciting deals in recent history. Quoted from Joe Budden himself, "the deal took a little over a year" and the four members of Slaughterhouse have the same common goals as Eminem for 2011. Slaughterhouse have three separate managers which is the likely reason the deal took so long, however each artist to speak on the deal is putting a positive spin on the situation, stating it's the "label we wanted to be with back in 2008". Be on the look-out for some Slaughterhouse leaks in the forthcoming months, along with a new album to be released in 2011. You can buy Slaughterhouse's début album "Slaughterhouse" on the Amazon link below, and you can also view the other Hip-Hop Album Releases 2011 on the link below.
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ETIHAD SUMMER FESTIVAL - Day 3 Round Up
The 2011 Etihad Summer Cricket Festival T20 tournament has come to a end with Trinidad and Tobago winning the championship. The Caribbean T20 championship side breezed through an easy win over Canada in the de-facto final on Saturday. Canada lost early wickets after winning the toss and electing to bat. While no Canadian batsmen was able to get going, the tail wagged slightly to get Canada over the 100 mark finishing on 113-9 in 20 overs.
In reply, Adrian Barath carried the game away from Canada as the diminutive opener's half century shook off the loss of early wickets and delivered the championship for his team.
T&T, Canada and Afghanistan all finished with 2-1 records however T&T"s superior runrate was enough to put them over the top.
Earlier in the day, USA and Afghanistan clashed in a one sided affair. While Afghanistan stalled midway through their innings and settled for 160 when more was on the cards, their win was never really in doubt as USA capitulated for 116. The fight and grit for the USA eventually cost Afghanistan the title as their runrate slipped well below that of T&T
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The Princess of Wales and Princess Michael of Kent (behind) look on, as royal children applaude from the balconey of Buckingham Palace during ceremonies marking the official birthday of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II. The children are from left: Zara Phillips, the daughter of Princess Anne, Prince William, and son of the Prince and Princess of Wales. Princess Dianna is pregnant in this photo with her second child (Prince Harry will be born Sept. 15, 1984). June 16, 1984 -- LONDON, ENGLAND
FIVE: Family portratis. Diana, Princess of Wales with her youngest son, Prince Henry, born Sept. 15, 1984. October 5, 1984.
Prince Henry of Wales (Prince Harry), younger son of the Prince and Princess of Wales is seen here with his mother at December 21, 1984 at St. George's Chapel in Windsor. The Prince, born Sept. 15, 1984, is wearing the traditional Royal christening robe, first used by Queen Victoria's first child in 1841. December 21, 1984 -- WINDSOR, ENGLAND
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Here is the post-birth photo op for Prince Harry. The royal couple took Harry home from St. Mary's Hospital in London just 22-hours after he was born.
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Diana, Princess of Wales, and son, Prince William, who celebrates his second birthday on June 21, pose together in the gardens of Kensington Palace, during a special photo session Tuesday. June 12, 1984 -- LONDON, ENGLAND
3-year-old Prince William, first-born son of Prince Charles and Princess Diana, escorted by his parents when he arrived to start his pre-school education at a private kindergarten here today. September 24, 1985 -- LONDON, ENGLAND
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Prince William and his mother, Diana, Princess of Wales, meet the crowd after a religious service at Llandaaf Cathedral in Cardiff, Wales, March 1, 1991. It is the future Prince of Wales first visit to Wales. -- CARDIFF, GREAT BRITAIN
Prince Harry, second from left, arrives at Ludgrove School September 7, 1992, with his mother, Diana, Princess of Wales. The Prince joins his brother, Prince William, (left), and was greeted by Janet Barber, Right, wife of one of the school's headmasters. September 7, 1992 -- WOKINGHAM, ENGLAND
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Prince Harry, center, and Prince William, right, jump off a boat toward their mother Princess Diana in the waters off the Caribbean island of Nevis, West Indies, Thursday. Diana and her children are spending the New Year holiday in this island nation. December 31, 1992 -- PRINCELY PLUNGE
The Prince and Princess of Wales, Prince Charles and Princess Diana with their children, Prince William, right, and the new Prince Harry, who was born September 15, 1984, photographed on October 5, 1984 at Kensington Palace, London.
Diana, the Princess of Wales, ducking in back right, is shown descending a log flume water ride, Splash Mountain, at Walt Disney World August 26. Prince Harry is shown wearing a striped shirt in lower left. The Princess and her two sons visitedthe tourist attraction for three days.
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Diana, Princess of Wales, enjoys a ride on the Maid of Mist in Niagara Falls, Ont., in this Oct., 1991, file photo, with her sons Prince Harry, then 7, and Prince William, then 9.
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Prince Charles, Princess Diana and their two children William (R) and Harry leave the church of St Mary Magdalen near Sandringham House Decemeber 25. Diana arrived at Sandringham last night for the traditional Christmas Eve present opening with the royal family.
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The Princess of Wales smiles at her younger son Prince Harry as they view the interior of a Ford car that will take part in the 1995 London to Mexico anniversary rally, April 3. Members of the 2nd Battalion, The Princess of Wales' regiment were at Kensington Palace to show her the car which will take 30 days to travel from London to Acapulco.
Princess Diana stands with Prince William (L) and Prince Harry (R) at the start of a concert to mark the 50th Anniversary of VE Day, May 7 at London's Hyde Park.
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Britain's Prince and Princess of Wales with their sons Prince William, 2nd left, and Prince Harry, arrive for the Confirmation of Prince William at St George's Chapel in Windsor, Sunday March 9, 1997.
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Britain's Princess Diana jumps from a personal watercraft as her son, Prince Harry looks on Thursday July 17, 1997 during a holiday in Saint Tropez, French Riviera.
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Britain's Princess Diana rides a personal watercraft with her son Prince Harry , steering, Thursday July 17, 1997 during a holiday in Saint Tropez, on the French Riviera.
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Britain's Princess Diana looks at her two sons Prince William, right, and Prince Harry, at Saint Tropez, on the French Riviera, Monday July 14, 1997, where she is spending a few days vacationing and staying at the esidence of Egyptian businessman Mohamed Al Fayed.
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FOUR: Staged family photos. British royals are well aware of the public's hunger for photos of royal babies, and to appease the paparazzi, a photographer or two will be selected to photograph the young family. Those photographs will then be distributed to the hungry worldwide press. There will likely be a few sessions like these. Here Prince William, age 6-months, plays with his parents during a special picture call at Kensington Palace in London, England on Dec. 22, 1982.
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Prince William takes his first steps today in public in the grounds of Government House, Auckland April 23 with his parents, the Prince and Princess of Wales looking on.
Prince Wiliiam gets a better view of things from the arms of his father, Prince Charles, during a royal photo session in Auckland, New Zealand.
This picture of Diana, Princess of Wales and her infant son Prince William was taken on July 20, 1982 at Kensington Palace. It celebrates the first wedding anniversary of the Prince and Princess of Wales.
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Britain's Prince Charles, Prince of Wales, and wife Princess Diana take home their newborn son Prince William, as they leave St. Mary's Hospital in London. June 22, 1982
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THREE: post-birth photo op. It's not yet known whether the Duchess of Cambridge will give birth in hospital or at Buckingham Palace, as previous generations did before Diana gave birth to Princes William and Harry in hospital. However, if the littlest heir is born at St. Mary's Hospital in Paddington, the birthplace of her father, we'll likely see a photo like this one. Here, Prince Charles and Princess Diana take home their newborn son Prince William, as they leave St. Mary's Hospital in London.
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The Royal Family, seen here in this photo taken to celebrate the couple's 1st wedding anniversary on July 29. The Prince and the Priincess of Wales are pictured with their son Prince William.
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Prince William, holding the hands of his mother, Diana, Princess of Wales, is greeted by Headmistress, Miss Frederica Blair-Turner on his arrival for the first day of his new school, Wetherby School, a pre-prep for boys, in Pembrdige Square, London, a short drive from his home in Kensington Palace. January 15, 1987 -- LONDON, ENGLAND
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Enermax Releases New Adjustable Speed Fansby Dustin Sklavos on 7/28/2013 6:21 PM EST
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psuedonymous - Sunday, July 28, 2013 - linkThis sounds reminiscent of the old Antec Tricool fans (bundled with the original P180). Is the switch just a speed setting, does it cap the possible fan speed (under PWM control), or does it remap the range of PWM available? Reply
Operandi - Sunday, July 28, 2013 - linkWhy?
With BIOS fan controls getter better and better manual fan controls are completely useless. All this would do is cut down your cooling headroom. Reply
stickmansam - Monday, July 29, 2013 - linkSome MB's still have limited 4 pin PWM headers. I only have 3 and the other 2 are 3pin that lack control. This would be good for situations like these. Or using these for molex fans if you use more fans than you got headers so you don't have to get a fan controller. Reply
HenryWell - Monday, July 29, 2013 - linkLove my job, since I've been bringing in $82h… I sit at home, music playing while I work in front of my new iMac that I got now that I'm making it online. (Home more information)
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JeffFlanagan - Monday, July 29, 2013 - linkShouldn't a tech site be able to automatically block these "Love my job..." scammers? Reply
MrSpadge - Monday, July 29, 2013 - linkThis might be useful when you chain several fans onto one PWM header (I don't have enough of them) and want further differentiation between fans (e.g. more on the CPU cooler, less on the case fans). Reply
coolhund - Tuesday, July 30, 2013 - linkWhy would anyone say the Magmas have questionable reliability??? They are the most reliable fan I have ever used.
I have been running 6 of them for 5 years, 12 to 16 hours every day and they still run strong and as inaudible bearing & motor as on day one. Plus I have used about 20 more of them in many rigs I built for other people, where they also are absolutely reliable in every single aspect.
However I wish instead of these here, they would finally make some more unusual models with the twister bearing and finally get rid of that counter-productive "halo" frame on most of their fans. Like 10/15 mm height ones. Reply


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The first and only year Mike Hoffman sold avocados from the 15 trees in his orchard, he earned exactly $28.
"We tried to make a go, and got a reality check," Hoffman told me this week, as we sat on the hill where the trees grew before they were replaced by grapevines in 2006.
Tucked away east of downtown Fallbrook, his backyard now holds three-quarters of an acre of grapevines, and in the decade since deciding against avocados, Hoffman has absorbed volumes of knowledge and experience in a vastly different field of agriculture.
With his 275 vines — a small vineyard, to be sure — Hoffman represents the next generation of "gentleman farmers," those who retire to Fallbrook for the rural lifestyle and a little bit of land to cultivate.
He sees himself somewhere between a hobbyist and a professional grower.
"Grape-growing is a passion. Winemaking is like icing on the cake," said Hoffman, who uses grapes grown on his property to ferment his own wine.
With his wife, Tricia, Hoffman maintains enough vines to produce some 1,300 bottles, once their vineyard is fully mature in a few years. But they sell most of their grapes after late summer's harvest, since their business, Live Oak Vineyard, does not have the licenses necessary to sell wine.
When we spoke in the vineyard on Monday, Tricia Hoffman recalled how much work it took before they ever saw a single grape hanging from a vine.
"It's an investment the first few years, because it takes time for the vines to mature," she said.
Mike Hoffman keeps his vineyard as organic as possible, shunning pesticides and doing things the hard way.
But knowing that he can pour himself a glass of wine made from grapes that grew in his yard is "a great feeling," he admitted.
"You control everything, from the grape to the glass. That's why I'm so passionate about it. I love being close to the earth, and what better reward, huh?"
In some ways, grapes make more sense for Fallbrook's soil than avocados ever did.
Native to Central Mexico, avocados are a thirsty crop, requiring far more water than the town's original product — olives — or the mid-century citrus that still grows in many backyards.
Water is why many have given up on or scaled back their avocado groves, and it is why Hoffman sees vineyards taking their place.
"If you look at a typical avocado tree in the heat of growing season, it takes 300 gallons per week," he told me. "Whereas a grapevine, you'll give him four gallons a week and he's very happy."
As a consultant who helps newcomers plant their own vines, Hoffman anticipates even more vineyards appearing on Fallbrook's hillsides, as landowners warm to the idea of growing a crop more suitable to the Mediterranean climate.
"There's so much interest that I see it taking off big time," he said. "Because this is a perfect area for growing grapes, and people are starting to hear about it now, that yes, you can grow premium grapes in Fallbrook.
"It's ideal, almost — the soils, the rainfall, the fact that we don't have rains late in the harvest season, which really wreaks havoc … in Napa and Sonoma," he went on. "And the temperatures are great. … the grapes heat up in the daytime, and when the fog comes in at night during the harvest, it cools them down, which promotes the right balance of acids within the grapes."
When potential customers ask Hoffman to consult, he starts by trying to discourage the idea, because he knows that only the determined will succeed.
For one thing, the learning curve in a vineyard is steep: "I started researching two years before we even planted," he said.
And, once a vineyard is established, it takes new vines three years to begin bearing fruit.
Most folks don't have that kind of patience, but for those who do, the payoff is sweet. Few things bring Hoffman as much joy as walking his vineyard, now that his patience has started to yield fruit.
For some, grape-growing may prove to be a profitable long-term endeavor. Hoffman said the potential for profit is keener for vineyards larger than 5 acres, with many backyard enthusiasts content to break even.
But whether vineyards can fill the avocado vacuum in Fallbrook remains to be seen.
As Tricia Hoffman told me, "It's for the love of wine, not for making a lot of money."


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Enterprise IT departments strive to contribute to the competitiveness of the business organization, developing and deploying innovative applications that can help benefit the bottom line and drive top-line growth. Too often, however, IT managers find themselves unable to develop and deploy applications with the agility they would like. The skills needed to quickly design, test, configure and integrate applications into complex IT environments can be difficult to find, and expert IT staff can quickly become overwhelmed by demand. Virtualization technology has helped drive efficiency improvements through consolidation of workloads and to a lesser extent through the management of systems and workloads. Now virtual application patterns from IBM take these capabilities a significant step further.
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2011 Bee Research Laboratory (BRL) Open House
The BRL will host an open house for the public to highlight honey bee research activities conducted at the nation's capital by the USDA Agriculture Research Service. Visit the lab on Tuesday, June 21, 2011, between 10:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. and hear about our research, advanced beekeeping techniques, and how to identify bee diseases.
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The BRL will host an open house for the public to highlight honey bee research activities conducted at the nation???s capital by the USDA Agriculture Research Service. Visit the lab on Friday, June 27, 2008, between 10:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. and hear about our research, colony collapse disorder, and molecular studies, and observe colony inspections, queen rearing, instrumental insemination of queens, a variety of beekeeping equipment, and how to identify bee diseases.
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Dr. Pettis was recognized as having given the best scientific talk at the 2008 National Beekeeping Conference by a vote of the attendees. This entitles him to the Hoopingarner Award to display for a year. This is a joint award given by the American Beekeeping Federation and the Foundation for the Preservation of Honey Bees.
Dawn Lopez: Beltsville Area???s Technician of the Year Award Winner of 2007
Dawn Lopez was recognized as the Beltsville Area???s ???Technician of the Year??? for her exceptional support of the research performed in the Bee Research Laboratory. She has been assisting Jay Evans in genetic efforts to characterize pests of honey bees and develop insights into bee resistance traits. Dawn was closely involved with identifying traits of agricultural importance in the recently sequenced honey bee genome. She was recognized during a ceremony held in September.
Baylor College-Honey Bee Genome Project The recently released sequence of the honey bee genome will aid breeding and management, while providing insights into important human diseases.
???The U.S. Nationals Institutes of Health, a prime backer of this genome project, have developed an entry site into bee genomics at http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/projects/genome/guide/bee/.???
I. Barton Smith: Beltsville Area's Support Scientist of 2004I. Barton Smith was chosen as the Beltsville Area's "Suppport Scientist of the Year." As the Laboratory's apiarist, Bart manages approximately 300 research colonies adn participates in many aspects of the Laboratory's research projects. He also oversees the Bee Disease Diagnosis service offered by the Lab. His award was presented at a ceremony in the fall.
Zina Owens: PSI Support Services Assistant of 2004
Zina Owens, Support Services Assistant, was chosen the Plant Sciences Institute (PSI) "Secretary of the Year." Zina is directly responsible for all administrative aspects of the Laboratory. She was recognized at a formal ceremony on June 16, 2004 for "dedication and exceptional professional service to the Bee Research Laboratory."
Dr. Jeffery S. Pettis: EAS James I. Hambleton Award Winner 2004
Jeffery S. Pettis was chosen the winner of the James I. Hambleton memorial award. The award was established by the Eastern Apicultural Society (EAS) to recognize research excellence in apiculture. Dr. Pettis joins Dr. M. Winston and Dr. G. Robinson as having been awarded the EAS student award early in their career and then being honored with the Hambleton award. Dr. Pettis received the award at the annual meeting of the Eastern Apicultural Society.
Katie Bohrer: AAPA Research Scholarship Award Winner 2003
Katie Bohrer was the winner of the 2003 American Association of Professional Apiculturist (AAPA) Research Scholarship Award. Katie is an undergraduate student at the University of Maryland. Katie has worked as a Biological Science aide at the USDA-ARS Bee Research Laboratory in Beltsville, MD over the past two years with Dr. Jeff Pettis. Katie has assisted with research on the small hive beetle, queen health issues and Varroa control. Katie is considering several options for advanced degrees in Entomology, Public Health or Biology.
Dr. Jay D. Evans: ARS Outstanding Early Career Scientist 2002
Molecular geneticist Jay D. Evans??? was named an "Outstanding Early Career Scientist of 2002" by the Agricultural Research Service. His research program involves the study of genes that influence honey bee development, pest resistance and immunity to disease. Jay is also involved in the Honey Bee Genome Project.
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If you are building a new home, it is a great idea to add items with weathered patinas, or and old-world look. Call it character, I call it established. Check out this antiqued vanity faucet by Price Pfister. The single hole and the four inch centerset in the Ashfield collection have a trough spout and "country-pump" handle (no fear though- you don't have to pump and manually draw water out), the rustic bronze finish completes this vintage look.


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Capsule Razer Roundup: Deathstalker Ultimate, BlackWidow Ultimate, and Tartarusby Dustin Sklavos on 8/31/2013 12:00 PM EST
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lyeoh - Saturday, August 31, 2013 - linkHope the full reviews will have latency tests too... Low latency is important for many games. Reply
SkyBill40 - Saturday, August 31, 2013 - linkAll of the devices have 1000hz polling, so I suspect latency to be very, very low to virtually nonexistent.
I have the previous version of the Black Widow Ultimate and the Nostromo. I also use a Death Adder 3.5g mouse. I love them all and swear by them. A few of my friends feel the same about Logitech and that's understandable seeing as how long LT has been in the game space and the quality products they produce. I guess it all boils down to preference in the end.
I'm not too keen on the green backlight, but it's not all that surprising seeing as the Razer logo has always been that color. I'm just thankful that all mine are blue lit instead. :) Reply
lyeoh - Sunday, September 01, 2013 - linkPolling is only one factor in latency. There are plenty of other ways a keyboard could still be slower. Reply
Flunk - Monday, September 02, 2013 - linkI have the previous generation Blackwidow too, only Razer peripheral in a house full of Logitech but I swear by it. It's by far the best keyboard I've ever used... for programming. You can game on it too, but typing is where it really shines. Reply
nasme - Tuesday, September 03, 2013 - linkThe BlackWidow, and I believe all Razer products with mechanical keys, use the Cherry MX Blue switches. These are widely considered to the be best switches for typing because they have a floating ring rather than a static bumper to actuate the spring. This gives you a nice tactile "bump" when you press the key down and an audible click before the key bottoms out. This is opposed to other boards like the Steelseries 7G and 6G that use MX Black switches, which are linear and don't provide any tactile or audible feedback until the key bottoms out. MX Blacks also have a stiffer spring for higher actuation force. There are actually a lot of different Cherry MX keyswitch colors, and each has its own feel and function. Reply
Volnaiskra - Thursday, September 05, 2013 - linkI use a BlackWidow at work. I like the keyboard, but buying it was a mistake, as the noise from the keys drives my colleagues crazy. They make comments about it all the time. I guess I'll go for something with MX Black switches next time. Reply
Leonick - Saturday, August 31, 2013 - linkRazer seem to be having quite a hard time with the keypad concept as well.
First they had the Nostromo, I did consider one but in the end there was one big issue with it that stopped me from ever getting one, it's missing a row of keys. There should be a fourth row at the top, above what is supposed to be the forward movement key.
Their second design, the Orbweaver did add a fourth row, but in the process they also went with mechanical keys and the thing simply became far to expensive for what it is.
The Tartarus I assume is a way for them to have a cheaper product, it's basically the Nostrum with different backlight, but it's mission that fourth row of keys... Sigh...
I wonder if we'll ever move past the keyboard for PC gaming, or see them evolve. The mouse is great, no issues there, but for movement the analogue stick of a controller as WASD beat every day of the weak simply due to the on/off state of keyboard buttons. Reply
Volnaiskra - Thursday, September 05, 2013 - linkI dunno. My Orbweaver cost less than my so-called "gaming keyboard" did, yet it provides a distinctly superior gaming experience.
My advice is to take a risk on the Orbweaver (I agree that 4 rows is a must). You'll probably find that it was worth it. The improvement over a regular keyboard is not earth-shattering, but it's definitely an improvement. Reply
HisDivineOrder - Saturday, August 31, 2013 - linkThe sad thing about the Tartarus is that it ignores the fact most gamers would use the 1-5 keys above those keys they have represented on it. If they had included those, then it would actually seem like it had MORE keys available because of the stick (which might as well be a d-pad).
Because they took the cheap route, the thing is actually worse than a keyboard for keys and so worthless. Reply
chizow - Sunday, September 01, 2013 - linkExactly, all the Nostromos and the G13 before this did the same thing and never included the 1-5 keys, headscratching really. Razer actually corrected this deal-breaking issue with their Orbweaver but the really mixed reviews combined with high price tag made it too big a risk for something I might not even get used to and use.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N8... Reply
abrowne1993 - Saturday, August 31, 2013 - linkThe Tartarus appeals to me because my biggest gripe with KB&M controls is the lack of analog movement (independent of aiming with the mouse). I play something like Mass Effect and although I enjoy the benefits of the mouse for shooting, I have to move around like a tank using the clunky WASD keys. An analog stick would greatly improve the situation, but I'm skeptical of the amount of support this thing would receive. Reply
zach1 - Monday, September 02, 2013 - linkcorrect me if I am wrong, but I would assume that any game that supported a controller could utilize it because all it is is buttons and a L-analog stick. The only difference would be using a mouse for the R-analog, and you can use a mouse and controller at the same time. Reply
abrowne1993 - Monday, September 02, 2013 - linkI think you're right, assuming the Tartarus utilizes Direct Input and the game supports that. I've encountered quite a few games that only support X Input, though (360 controllers). It's easy enough to use a third party workaround, but I really like how the 360 controller "just works" in nearly any modern PC game. Reply
Volnaiskra - Thursday, September 05, 2013 - linkI don't think it has an analogue stick. It's just a 4 (or possibly 8) directional stick with binary (fully on or fully off; no inbetween) input. Basically, it's like the arrow keys on your keyboard, but in a stick-shape.
At least that's what the Nostromo and Orbweaver had, and this stick looks almost identical to the ones on those. Reply
Volnaiskra - Thursday, September 05, 2013 - link...though I agree that a device that somehow combined the benefits of mouse, keyboard and gamepad would be awesome. Reply
Icehawk - Sunday, September 01, 2013 - linkI tried the Nostromo and as soon as I realized it was down a row of keys (instantly) it went back for a return. It's great to add the ability to use more keys via alt functions or multi-way switches but why would you reduce the standard amount of keys reachable? I'm still hoping someone will offer a gaming trackball... but that's about as likely as pigs flying. Reply
AncientWisdom - Sunday, September 01, 2013 - linkI beg to differ about the blue switches for gaming. I think they are great for gaming as well as an all arounder switch, in fact I prefer them to Brown switches in every way. I guess this just shows that this sort of preference is really subjective.... Reply
Dustin Sklavos - Sunday, September 01, 2013 - linkBrowns and blues are in a similar camp; most gaming keyboards employ blacks or reds. I've personally found either of those to be the best balance between typing and gaming. Reply
maximumGPU - Sunday, September 01, 2013 - linkas you said, it's very subjective. I've tried them all and found brown to be the best. Even better than the blues for typing. Reply
psuedonymous - Sunday, September 01, 2013 - linkAre Razer still requiring their cloud-sign-in nonsense in order to unlock the useful portions of the driver (i.e. anything beyond the bare basic typing)? Reply
Dustin Sklavos - Sunday, September 01, 2013 - linkYyyyyyyup. Reply
jasonelmore - Monday, September 02, 2013 - linkso you guys want razer synapse to not require a login to configure your settings, but when you want your saved profiles on the cloud, how do you expect to get them? are you guys wanting to only use the cloud feature as a complete optional preference? Reply
lyeoh - Monday, September 02, 2013 - linkWho really wants their keyboard profiles locked to Razer's "cloud"? If they just allowed you to save and load your settings to/from a file there would be so many more options - whether from Razor's servers or anywhere else. So even if Razer goes bust or has an extended outage it doesn't matter- you can still fully use the hardware. You're not locked in to them. Reply
FwFred - Monday, September 02, 2013 - linkNope, don't want to save my settings to the cloud. Saving my keyboard settings locally to a disk without an account seems like a no-brainer. Come on Razer! Reply
LarsBars - Monday, September 02, 2013 - linkI use a Naga Epic, and my Synapse signs in automagically. I don't understand what all the fuss is about. Reply
FwFred - Monday, September 02, 2013 - linkJust bought a 2013 Blackwidow (non-Elite) for home use. I love it so far (not a die-hard gamer though, more strategy games when I do). I am coming from a nasty sticky membrane keyboard. I'm trying to decide if I buy a second Blackwidow to bring into work. Will my neighbors get annoyed??? :-) Reply
jasonelmore - Monday, September 02, 2013 - linki love razer stuff but my problem with them is the warranty on keyboards. It's 1 year, and that really needs to be bumped up to 2 years like their mice. These keyboards are very expensive, sometimes double the cost of the mice, but the warranty needs to be longer.
Razer also has a horrible warranty on their mouse pads, its only 6 months. Reply
Mozee - Monday, September 02, 2013 - linkBefore being too harsh on the BlackWidow keyboard, see if Razer will send you over the Ultimate Stealth to review. All of the Stealth models in the BlackWidow line come with Cherry MX Brown switches and should rate much better for gaming. Reply
echtogammut - Tuesday, September 03, 2013 - linkI have the original Deathstalker Ultimate (SWTOR Keyboard) and it is a horrible keyboard. The pad/screen and buttons are cool, but the membrane keyboard is not something I can live with, especially with how much money/time I invested in getting it. I love the idea of the Nostromo, but it is too big for my hands and the throw of the keys is way too long for a gaming device. At this point I am building my own mechanical keyboard, which will probably run me around $250, because I have a CNC machine and ability to create my own PCBs. I am trying for something ergonomic, but gaming oriented. Reply
SkyBill40 - Wednesday, September 04, 2013 - linkReally? The Nostromo is too big for your hands? I don't have the largest hands but it works out fine for me. The only thing is the acclimation period but once you get beyond that, you're golden. Seeing as how you've got the ability to CNC machine, wouldn't it make more sense to see if you could alter the palm rest so that your hand would fit closer to the keys as opposed to giving up entirely? Reply
echtogammut - Wednesday, September 04, 2013 - linkWith the Nostromo, I can move the rest far enough forward but the 15 "space" button is un-usable. My hands are pretty nimble from 25+ years of piano playing, but there is no way of using that button comfortably. So I remapped the space to button above the joystick (the joystick was just too slow) which works but not very well. With the wrist rest moved forward, the bottom keys (11-14) become hard to hit. I do find the Nostromo useful for MMOs, but it is just not fast enough or ergonomic enough for FPS use. Reply
SkyBill40 - Thursday, September 05, 2013 - linkI see your point about the positioning of the rest making the space button and the bottom row of keys hard to use. I, too, have it all the way forward but don't have as much of an issue reaching or making use of it as you do. I've also spent years of playing musical instruments (saxophone being the most relevant of the many I play for comparison). What I'm beginning to find is that my left thumb seems to ache more than it used to, but I don't know whether to attribute that to increased play on my PC or my Xbox.
As I don't play MMOs, I can't speak to the usefulness of it there but would imagine it to be quite good. I'm pretty much an FPS man and I've had no issues. If I were to be forced to go back to a KB/M setup exclusively now that I've grown accustomed to my Nostromo, I'd be terrible for a while until I re-learned how to play without it. Reply
Volnaiskra - Thursday, September 05, 2013 - linkYou don't know what it means to be annoyed by Synapse until you've used multiple Razer devices that live at different computers.
I have a Razer keyboard on my work Mac, and a few Razer devices on my home PC. Every time I came home from work, Synapse on my home PC would popup a warning saying, effectively, "Help! The settings I uploaded to the cloud on your Mac today differ from the ones I uploaded on your PC last night. I don't know what to do! Tell me which one to overwrite!".
I think a compulsory cloud management system for something as minor as keyboard settings (who regularly carts their keyboard around from computer to computer anyway?!) would be silly at the best of times. But one designed so poorly is just ridiculous. In the end, I had to uninstall Synapse on the Mac, hoping that the keyboard could fend for itself with default OS drivers (which it does, for the most part).
As for the Tartarus, I'm very puzzled to see that product. It replicates what I believe to be the biggest flaw of the Nostromo: only 3 rows of keys. That's the main reason I ditched my Nostromo for a Razer Orbweaver, which has 4 rows. Combined with my delightfully extravagant (yet genuinely useful) 14-button Corsair mouse, I now have all the controls I need, all at my fingertips.
I'm very happy with the Orbweaver, and I too can't imagine gaming on a regular keyboard. An input device that doesn't even take advantage of my opposable digits?! That's so......um, what's before Stone Age? ;) Reply
SkyBill40 - Thursday, September 05, 2013 - linkTo remedy the situation on your work Mac, wouldn't it have been easy enough to create a new profile instead of removing Synapse entirely? If not and you're fine with default drivers to get the job done, that's just as well. It IS work, after all. Reply
Volnaiskra - Thursday, September 05, 2013 - linkMaybe. Except why should I bother? Synapse's cloud functionality is an annoyance that no one asked for, so why should I have to look for workarounds just try and make it work properly?
The whole point of a cloud is that things become unified. Setting up multiple profiles for one individual person flies in the face of the whole philosophy. Reply
SkyBill40 - Friday, September 06, 2013 - linkOh, I agree. I wasn't thrilled when my keyboard was working perfectly fine before Synapse was released and then I was essentially forced to it due to some functionality issues being suddenly "lost" to me. Once I upgraded my OS to W8 (despite XP working just fine before it) and re-DL'ed Synapse, all the functions decided to play along again.
I'm not a fan of the persistent cloud setup as it's just unnecessary in my opinion as well as the opinion of others here. I can see what they're trying to do but, in the same view, I can understand your point and empathize with your frustration with it. Reply
Sabresiberian - Tuesday, September 10, 2013 - linkI too am irritated by the fact that I have to log in to Synapse to use their software. In fact, I uninstalled it; there is plenty on my system already that connects to the internet and keeps tabs on my software - and whatever else it sneaks - and I just don't want more of it.
It should at least be optional.
That being said, their positional audio system did help a bit using headphones while playing Borderlands 2. Reply


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The night sky will be aglow with blinking lights of a myriad of colors, sounds of laughter - and the occasional scream from a ride - will fill the air, and the smells of freshly cooked food will waft gently through the air.
It's that time again. The annual Social Circle fair, sponsored by the Social Circle Rotary, is back.
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The city of Social Circle passed its fiscal year 2009-2010 budget with little fanfare at the city council meeting on Tuesday.
Community gathering: Dr. Michelle Pastor cut the ribbon in front of Our Family Health Center, a new business in Social Circle. Mayor James Burgess, center, along with many members of city council and other prominent citizens of Social Circle were present for the ribbon cutting ceremony on Thursday afternoon. The Health Center is located off Cherokee Road, near the Blue Willow Inn.
The Alcovy River band performed in the second concert in the city of Social Circle's summer concert series, sponsored by the Social Circle Better Hometown program.
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Security Council: Statement by Ambassador Wittig on the situation in the Middle East
(Security Council: Statement as delivered by Ambassador Wittig in an Open Debate on the situation in the Middle East, including the Palestinian question)
Mr. President,
Thanks to Under-Secretary-General Jeffrey Feltman for his insightful briefing.
Last month this Council met for a high level debate on "Peace and Security in the Middle East". The Secretaries General of the United Nations and of the League of Arab States both called for a fresh and united approach by the international community to a changing Middle East. In this spirit, we adopted a Presidential Statement encouraging closer cooperation between the UN and the Arab League - a joint commitment which must now be brought to life. Above all else, we must together address two pressing issues: the crisis in Syria and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Let me start with a few points on Syria.
With the shelling of Akcakale last week, the crisis there has reached yet another nadir. This was not the first time that Damascus has taken violence beyond its borders. But this time, the bombs not only killed an innocent Turkish woman and her four children. They also violated the sovereignty and territorial integrity of our NATO partner.
The Security Council unequivocally condemned the shelling in the strongest terms. Despite all divisions - the Council has sent a clear message: That it will not tolerate Damascus to threaten regional peace and security.
We continue to hope that the Council will also soon find unity in supporting a political transition process to a new, post-Assad Syria.
Mr. President,
Let me be clear: no matter how many letters the Syrian delegation sends to the Security Council, no matter how much Damascus portrays itself as the innocent victim of external aggression and terrorism - its deadly action on the ground speaks for itself.
Mr. President,
Last Friday, the Council met with the Independent Commission of Inquiry on Syria. Its findings show a clear pattern of gross and systematic human rights violations committed by the Syrian authority, orchestrated at the highest level. Abuses are also being committed by the anti-government groups, although not comparable in scale and organization.
It is my government's firm conviction that accountability for such grave violations of human rights has to be ensured. The findings of the Commission will provide a solid basis, including possible action by the International Criminal Court.
The Syrian people deserve our support. The IDP and refugee crisis will worsen with the winter approaching, putting further strain also on neighboring countries. We welcome the efforts by the relevant UN agencies and neighboring states in providing support to Syrian families in need. Germany will continue to be a reliable partner in providing humanitarian aid to alleviate the suffering.
Mr. President,
These days, the Middle East peace process makes fewer headlines than most other events in the region. This is because the process is stalled - not because it is in any way less urgent. On the contrary: with every day that goes by the concerns over the viability of a two-state solution become more acute and Mr. Feltman highlighted this in clear words in his statement. The security and stability risks of the status quo should give everybody a sense of urgency.
Since the beginning of this month, dozens of rockets have been launched from Gaza against residential areas of southern Israel. These are terror attacks which we condemn in the strongest terms. At the same time, we urge Israel to exercise its self-defense with utmost restraint.
On October 20, Palestinians in the West Bank, except for East Jerusalem, will be voting in local elections. This will be another step towards the consolidation of good governance and democracy in the future Palestinian state.
Under current conditions, however, the Palestinian Authority has no resources to pay salaries or services for the rest of the year. What is at stake here is more than a mere budget problem: the very achievements of the successful state-building process under the leadership of President Abbas and Prime Minister Fayyad are at risk. We therefore call on all donors to come through on their commitments of support. For its part, Germany will continue its significant level of assistance to the Palestinian Authority.
Beyond this immediate need, however, the financial crisis can only be overcome through economic development. Such development will not be possible without a political perspective. Above all, Palestinians must be able to move freely in their land and have access to area C.
We need to see increased control of the Palestinian authorities over these areas in line with the Oslo agreements and the Roadmap and we call on Israel to work with the PA towards realizing this objective.
Mr. President,
In this General Debate, both Prime Minister Netanyahu and President Abbas reaffirmed their support for a two-state solution and their willingness to reach it through negotiations. Negotiations are the only way to get the process back on track. We strongly encourage the Middle East Quartet to expand its efforts to frame and support the process.
We strongly believe that progress on the Middle East Peace Process would contribute to regional stability and offer new opportunities for the region as a whole. Ten years ago, the Arab League showed foresight and courage in adopting the Arab Peace Initiative. In this time of transformation in the region, Israelis and Palestinians must now prove their will to shape their national destinies.
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An energy and diplomacy deal that would reshape the map of the eastern Mediterranean might be proceeding faster than many people think.
It is just a few weeks since, in a bid to revive frozen diplomatic ties, Israel apologised to Turkey for a deadly raid that left nine Turkish citizens dead. The process was still sufficiently shaky for US Secretary of State John Kerry to come to Istanbul last weekend to chivvy both sides to go all the way and exchange ambassadors.
There are plenty of potential slips on the way ahead: compensation has to be agreed; the fate of Turkish court cases against retired Israeli commanders has to be decided (at present, they are going ahead); and Ankara still has to pronounce itself satisfied with the lifting of restrictions on civilian goods to Gaza (relevant, because the flotilla stormed by Israeli Defence Forces in 2010 was seeking to break the Gaza blockade). Read more


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DOYLESTOWN -- Robert P. "Bob" Williams, 84, passed away Dec. 2, 2012.
He was born Nov. 12, 1928, in Akron to Callie Calbert and Eulah Belle (Staats) Williams, and was a life resident of Doylestown. Bob retired from Pat Young Automotive, and was a veteran of the U.S. Navy Air Reserve. He was a member of Doylestown United Methodist Church, Doylestown Lions Club, and a former member of Chippewa Board of Education. Bob was an avid fan of Ohio State and Chippewa sports.
Preceded in death by his parents; a brother, Bill Williams; and sisters Natalie Usher, Nadine Falb, Roberta Bigler and Ethel Metz.
Bob is survived by his wife of 64 years, Jane; daughters Debbie (Rod) Thompson of Orrville, Susan (Ty) Kovach of Medina, Karen Williams of Jackson Township and Judi (Tim) McNutt of Wadsworth; 12 grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; and a brother, Joe (Sue) Williams of Springfield Township.
Funeral services will be Friday, Dec. 7, at 11 a.m. at Doylestown United Methodist Church, 153 Church St., Doylestown, with pastor Dale Warrick officiating. Private inurnment will be in Chestnut Hill Cemetery.
Friends and family may call Thursday from 4-7 p.m. at Zak-Thacker & Monbarren Funeral Home, 132 N. Portage St., Doylestown 44230. Online obituary and guest registry are available at www.zakmonbarrenfh.com.
Memorial contributions may be made to Doylestown United Methodist Church Music Department; or Hospice of VNS, 3358 Ridgewood Road, Copley 44333.


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The U.S. National Weather Service has once again downgraded the flood forecast for Fargo, N.D., predicting the Red River will crest around 2006 levels.
The U.S. weather office's advanced hydrologic prediction service predicted Sunday the Red River will crest at about 37 feet on April 30.
That's down a foot from the prediction issued Friday. Earlier in the flood season, Fargo prepared for the possibility of a crest above the Red River's highest recorded level in the North Dakota city -- 40.82 feet, set in 2009.
A 37-foot crest would be equal to the 2006 Red River flood, the sixth-highest on record for Fargo. If the prediction is accurate, flood-fighters in Fargo should have no trouble protecting the city in the coming days.
The U.S. National Weather Service also predicted the Red River will crest in Grand Forks on or around May 4, likely at a level of 46 feet.
That would be equal to the 2010 Red River flood, the eighth-highest on record for Grand Forks.
The service did not yet have a crest-date prediction for Pembina, N.D., which sits across the Canada-U.S. border from Emerson.
Manitoba Conservation and Water Stewardship's latest prediction has the Red River cresting at Emerson at a height similar to 2010 levels, if sunny and dry weather continues.
The worst-case scenario for the Red River in Manitoba -- heavy rains over the next three weeks -- would still bring crests below the level of the 2009 flood, Manitoba flood forecasters said in the Saturday bulletin.
On Sunday, smaller tributaries of the Red River in Manitoba were beginning to drop, while larger tributaries, such as La Salle River and Roseau River, continued to rise, the province said in a flood bulletin.
As of Sunday afternoon, the Red River in Winnipeg had risen to 12 feet at the James Avenue monitoring station, submerging the river walk at The Forks.
The Red River Floodway is not yet operating, but likely will begin to divert water around the city in the coming days.
The Red is expected to crest in Winnipeg between 17.8 and 20.5 feet James later in May.
If the crest winds up at the lower end of that range, the city may not proceed with plans to advise the owners of 26 low-lying properties to build sandbag dikes.
Elsewhere in the province, volunteer firefighters saved a 12-year-old girl who had been clinging to a tree in fast-moving flood water near Ste. Rose du Lac on Saturday night.
RCMP said the girl and her father were in a vehicle and were trying to cross a "low-level crossing" that was under water. The vehicle got stuck.
The girl got into the water and was immediately swept downstream. When emergency crews arrived, they found the man on the roof of his vehicle and his daughter in the water holding onto a tree.
The firefighters waded into the water, which was up to their necks, and rescued the girl and then got the man as well.
Two firefighters, the girl and her father were taken to the Ste Rose Hospital for treatment of various stages of hypothermia.
RCMP are reminding everyone to use caution around spring waters. Streams and rivers are fast moving with cold temperatures and are dangerous.
Ste. Rose du Lac is approximately 50 km southeast of Dauphin.


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Just 'cause there's cheese inside doesn't mean there can't be cheese on top, right?
I cooked the burgers (85/15 beef) over indirect medium heat for about 20-25 minutes and then finished them over the coals. Most of the cheese stayed inside but a little did try to escape.
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What I found was that, right about when you thought you had a glimmer of hope of mastering the current stage of your child, they moved on to the next one. So I was always one step behind. I can tell you a lot about what worked for them in the past, but not much about what works on them right now
I will say its a miracle more teenagers aren't murdered in their sleep by their parents.
Find your own style and works best for you and your wife. There are many paths to get to the same destination. Listen to everyone, develop a good BS filter, evaluate it on your own judgment and value system, and go from there.
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