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In my quest towards helping our woods become healthier, I've been trying to cull trash trees that might be choking out the natives. Last summer, I came across these large-leafed, tropical looking trees. They were growing in colonies along the wetter portions of our land — ravines and lowlands along creeks. I was worried that they would shade out the native trees.
I've since learned that they are native and I've been prejudiced against them because of their "tropical" look, which in fact they get by being related to magnolias.
Last summer, I first started cutting down the saplings and flagged others that were too difficult to get to with all the summer vegetation, but then it occurred to me that I really did not know what the trees were. Only now have I taken the time to research it and I've learned that these trees are Paw Paws — a native understory or woodland edge tree that grows to 25 feet tall and 15 feet wide, as individual trees.
At first, the jury was still out on whether I want to keep them. Some sources said that they are a "good" tree (presumably because they are native), but other Paw Paw sources said:
Pawpaws should gain in popularity because deer tend not to eat them. While they will eat the fruits which have fallen to the ground, it is thought that the unpleasant smell the stem emits when it is damaged keeps the tree from being palatable to deer. In fact, in certain areas along the C and O Canal, botanists feel that it is becoming a weed, taking over places that used to have a wide variety of species, but where seedlings of other trees are being gobbled up by deer, leaving the pawpaws to thrive.
The Ohio Division of Natural Resources Division of Forestry has a good write-up on the Paw Paw. Among other things, it says:
- One tree often gives rise over the course of decades to a sprawling colony via its root system, which suckers several feet away from the parent tree.
- It is prized for its delicious fruits that mature in late summer.
- As a member of the Annona Family, it is related to other species of Pawpaw as well as other genera in this family (all tropical or subtropical in origin) and distantly related to the Magnolias and Tulip tree.
But the following information might be swaying me to keep the trees (taken from an orchard site that sells Paw Paws for retail. I have a soft spot in my heart for folk lore plants:
The Paw Paw is a true native American fruit tree indigenous to the entire eastern half of America, from Texas to the Great Lakes and down the east coast to Florida. The Paw Paw is rarely seen and hardly known by recent generations, but was a household name for the pre-baby boomer generations. Many old and now forgotten folk songs were sang praising the Paw Paw. Being the largest edible fruit native to America, the Paw Paw is worth singing about and has found some resurgent interest in the past 20 years.
Another Paw Paw source shares:
In the book, Sturtevant's Edible Plants of the World, one finds the Pawpaw fruit called "…a natural custard, too luscious for the relish of most people. The fruit is nutritious and a great resource to the savages." Millspaugh, in American Medicinal Plants, describes the fruit as "soft, sweet and insipid, having a taste somewhat between that of the May-apple and the banana, tending to the former."
OK. I am going to keep them. Nothing else is growing there anyway.


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oh fabulous collection!!!! i love Chanel eue shadow quads, bronzer, loose and pressed powder, and rouge coco shines!!!! guess too much!! wish i liked it less haha
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"Yeah, eight years. We come out every year on the night it happened."
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The idle thought of why it has been so long since I've seen a film by Gillian Armstrong (Charlotte Gray, Oscar and Lucinda, going back in time) sent me to IMDb.com, where was revealed to me the existence of a 2007 period piece called Death Defying Acts, featuring Catherine Zeta-Jones as a phony Scottish psychic and Guy Pearce as Harry Houdini, evidently left out in the cold in the wake of The Illusionist and The Prestige the year before. This sent me in turn to the video store, a futile quest at Kensington Video but a fruitful one at Blockbuster, promoting it as a "Blockbuster Exclusive." Though it yields nothing to its two immediate predecessors in screen magic, I make no claims for the film beyond a firm hand on the tiller, a sumptuous production, and a charming performance by Saoirse Ronan, the young girl from Atonement. Gillian Armstrong getting the bum's rush is in any event a little troubling, a little more so even than the conspiratorial notion of Blockbuster exclusivity.
A week from Friday the San Diego Latino Film Festival rouses itself from its slumber to resume its monthly Cinema en Tu Idioma series at the UltraStar Mission Valley 7, beginning with the Mexican musical comedy, Casi Divas, and continuing for three more months, three more movies.
"Death Defying Acts" was released in theaters last year on July 11th, 2008 in only TWO theaters. The Weinstein Co held onto it for a few years and then dumped it (like most of their forgotten movies) probably due to a contract with either the director or Catherine Zeta-Jones to have it premiere in theaters.
I didn't realize it was directed by Gillian Armstrong, but I guess I'll check it out since you reminded me of this film.
Thanks! You should add this kinda piece to your column where you showcase a forgotten/obscure film.
I agree with most of what was written about Lorna's Silence, but then I saw it got two stars. This movie, with the tough ratings Duncan usually gives, deserves a black dot, for starting off strong with an interesting story, to going on too long and leaving us wondering about a few plot points. It's a movie that, at the end of the day, you should avoid wasting money on.


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A few regrets for Maroons' Johnathan Thurston
Regrets, Johnathan Thurston may have a few after Queensland's underwhelming State of Origin series-opening loss to NSW.
But it seems revenge is now the motivating factor for the Maroons pivot ahead of their must-win game two clash at Suncorp Stadium on Wednesday night.
Thurston's decision to nurse a groin complaint into Origin I backfired badly, reducing the Queensland playmaker to a shell of himself in NSW's 14-6 win in Sydney.
However, veteran Brent Tate said Thurston had not only regained full fitness but also a new lease on life following the birth of his first child - daughter Frankie Louise - last Friday.
Tate revealed that a fit-again Thurston was keen to make amends as Queensland's hopes of an eighth straight Origin title go on the line in Brisbane next week.
"I know JT. He'd be stinging after that first one because he's a competitor," Tate said of Thurston.
"When you take a step back and take a look at it, there was a lot going on for him last time (in game one).
"He obviously had the injury and was deciding whether he was fit enough to play in an Origin, so that's a lot of pressure in itself when you're making those decisions.
"Then he had his partner Sam back home with the birth of their baby."
Thurston was a shattered man after his record 25th straight Origin game was remembered for all the wrong reasons.
Apart from forcing halves partner Cooper Cronk to suddenly take on the lion's share of kicking, Thurston also proved a major liability in defence as the likes of backrower Luke Lewis (176m) ran amok on Queensland's left edge.
But rather than get mad, Thurston appears ready to get even.
Tate believed Thurston's stellar hand in North Queensland's last round 22-16 NRL win over the Dragons showed that their prized pivot was back to his best.
Stats don't lie - Thurston had a hand in all four of the Cowboys' tries and kicked three goals to end a run of five successive defeats.
"He played with lots of energy so all those distractions are gone now. He can just play footy," Tate said of JT.


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Here's one bug/glitch i stumbled upon whilst I was kicking Septik Primus' ass once again with some mates. [b]Location:[/b] Devil's lair (don't know if the location name is correct in the English version, I'm a German dude) [b]Description: [/b]When I was trying to avoid getting killed by the Primus, i took cover behind those red container-like objects that you'll find on top of the left ledge of the boss stage. Stupidly I thought I was save as I straved back towards the wall. Right in that second the boss hit me with one of his purple plasma spheres and as a result i found myself caught in the diagonal wall. Just wanted you guys to know that it is obviously possible to get glitched into this specific wall if you get a hit from the bosses orbs. Don't know if anybody else had already had a similar experience. Just let me know. ~NaiXcross //edit: For those who think that glitch could be used as a bad ass advantage: Neither was I able to shot through the wall nor was an enemy able to hit me.
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Awwww, a Thursday Rachel Bilson treat. She was looking adorable (AS USUAL, sorry, yelling again, love her) at LAX this week. There are only 3 episodes left of the OC (sob*), so she better be staying close to LA for all the finale parties...at which she and Adam will reunite over their shared loss of the show. Ah, a girl can dream, right? Some good news, though, on the OC front is that SOAPnet has bought the rights to show all four seasons of reruns starting in April. A daily Seth/Summer fix? Sign me up.
*I say that like I still watch religiously, but apparently I can't even commit to one show a week. I have no one to blame but myself for the show's demise.


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DETROIT, Mich. (Aug. 29)
The Jewish War Veterans at its first major decision marking the opening of its 67th national convention here, today requested that the Attorney General of the United States take immediate steps to have American Nazi party leader George Lincoln Rockwell register as a foreign agent. In a telegram to Attorney General Robert Kennedy signed by Harry T. Madison, chairman of the JWV national executive committee, the organization cited recent international hate-mongering activities in England.
"The announced formation in Britain last month of an international fascist movement makes it imperative that these lice be under perpetual surveillance as an arm of an alien philosophy. Those who remember Hitler and the genocide he created are apprehensive that this may be the opening shot of similar episodes all over the world as witnessed in Argentina, Uruguay and other parts of the world. Our delegates are awaiting a reply, " the telegram read.
"Our point of view," Mr. Madison pointed out, "is that exposure of these vermin will awaken Americans to the danger of this new international movement. We believe that, today, organizations such as the American Nazi party, which incites Americans to hatred and distrust, are part and parcel of the Communist conspiracy and should be exposed as such."


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Former Cork hurler Setanta Ó'hAilpín is set to sign a contract that will keep him in Aussie Rules football for another two seasons.
The 22-year-old, currently based in Melbourne with Carlton, has been offered a new two-year senior contract with the Blues - one which includes a significant pay-rise.
Rostered on the Blues' 2005 rookie list, Ó'hAilpín is preparing for one of today's Victorian Football League Finals which sees Carlton's feeder club the Northern Bullants take on Tasmania.
The new deal, negotiated by Ó'hAilpín's manager Gerard Sholly, will not be signed until after the end of the VFL Finals later this month.
It would see the 2003 All Star, as a senior player, receiving a minimum of AUS$39,000 per season and match payments of AUS$2,500 per game.


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The regular meeting of the School Board of Upsala Area Schools will be held on Wednesday, February 26, 2014 in the high school library at 7:30 PM. Please be advised of the enclosed proposed agenda and any appendixes, which may be attached.
Call meeting to order.
Other visitors present.
Recognition of visitors to board meeting.
Members of the audience who wish to address the board will be recognized at this time as per the protocol posted. Members of the audience are reminded that this is a meeting of the Board of Education to conduct the business of the school district in the public. Anyone wishing to address an issue not on the agenda is to contact the Supt. or Board Chair in advance of the meeting.
Approval of agenda.
Approval of the regular board minutes of 1/22/14.
Approval of the bills
Informational Items:
1. Dean of Students report.
2. Superintendents report.
3. Committee reports.
4. Board members reports.
Old Business:
New Business:
1. Approve the Quote from Schlenner, Wenner and Co for Auditor Services in the following amounts: 2014-$12,855, 2015-$13,250 and 2016-$13,650.
2. Approve the tentative school calendar for 2014-15 as presented.
3. Approve April 17th as a snow day-makeup day as presented:
4. Approval of Spring Coaches as presented:
5. Approve the 2014 Seniority list as presented.
6. Approve maternity leave as presented.
7. Approve maternity leave as presented.
8. Approve donations.
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About BPG
Bully Pulpit Games LLC is a small-press publisher of high quality role-playing games and game-related products based in Chapel Hill, North Carolina and run by Steve Segedy and Jason Morningstar. We started Bully Pulpit in 2005 with our friend Patrick Murphy because we wanted to share our work with a broader audience, promote independent gaming, and fund our various projects.
Our intention is to offer materials that live up to the standards set by our guide and inspiration, the late Colonel Theodore Roosevelt. Those standards are, as the Colonel put it so succinctly, "Fair play and a square deal".
About Jason
Jason Morningstar's first game design, Baby Wars, was a transparent rip-off of Steve Jackson's Melee that he wrote in fourth grade (unlike Melee, it did have rules for dirty diapers as weapons). Jason lives in the Bull City, Durham, North Carolina.
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Steve Segedy has been hooked on gaming since the first time he set his eyes on the Monster Manual in 1981. He still longs for the day when he can play in a successful, ongoing sci-fi game. Steve is responsible for the production and business aspects of the BPG operation.
About the Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt was, at various points in his life, a statesman (including a stint as President of the United States from 1901-1909), prolific author and scholar, police commissioner, soldier (Colonel, First U.S. Volunteers, 1897-1898), ardent conservationist, progressive reformer, sportsman, cowboy, explorer, faithful husband and doting father.
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The Federal Trade Commission issued a new staff report, Mobile Apps for Kids: Disclosures Still Not Making the Grade, examining the privacy disclosures and practices of apps offered for children in the Google Play and the Apple App stores. Since FTC staff's first survey of kids' mobile apps last year, little progress was found toward giving parents the information they need to determine what data is being collected from their children, how it is being shared, or who will have access to it. The report also finds that many of the apps surveyed included interactive features, such as connecting to social media, and sent information from the mobile device to advertising networks, analytics companies, or other third parties, without disclosing these practices to parents. [Read more...]
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The National Telecommunications and Information Administration will hold its first privacy multi-stakeholder meeting on July 12, to help develop a code of conduct that will promote transparent disclosures to consumers concerning the way companies handle personal data collected through mobile apps. The meeting will take place in the Washington, DC, metro area, at a location to be determined. It will also be broadcast live via webcast.
Following the publication earlier this year of an Obama Administration report regarding online consumer privacy protections, the NTIA was charged with bringing together interested stakeholders—from companies to consumer groups—to develop enforceable codes of conduct to specify how principles within the Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights should apply in specific business contexts. Based upon input received from more than 80 stakeholders, the NTIA decided that the first topic for the privacy multi-stakeholder process would focus on transparency and mobile applications.
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text: Hi I installed Haiku today successfully on my Asus P2B-DS motherboard with 2xPIII CPUs running at 450MHz, 1GB of RAM and a 40GB hdd. The Haiku installer looks very nice and handy just like the BeOS installer. Maybe someone (I can´t) could implement gparted at the beginning of the installation. This would be great for the average user. I recognized that the system is in most cases faster than BeOS 5 on this machine. Although it´s an alpha release I´m very impressed how stable it is. I love it! :-) By the way why is no ?Space Bar? visible on a BeOS Volume where BeOS Max is installed? Where could I post suggestions for usability improvements e.g. It would be very useful to have something that aligns icons - especially the Desktop Icons to a grid. Many thanks to all involved developers and this whole community for this great effort. Best Regards Ronny


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Robert F. Graboyes
Dr. Robert F. Graboyes is an NCPA senior fellow and Senior Research Fellow at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University in Arlington, VA. His work focuses on federal and state health care policy and on technological innovation in health care. He is also an adjunct Associate Professor of health economics at Virginia Commonwealth University, the University of Virginia, George Mason University, and the George Washington University.
His academic research has revolved around the question, "How much is a less-than-100% chance at life worth?" He investigates how we can restructure health insurance to enable consumers to evaluate this question and act upon their subjective conclusions. At two major Medical campuses, he helps graduate students ask this question. Most are health care professionals unaccustomed to applying economic notions of scarcity to health care.
Dr. Graboyes uses experimental economics techniques to explore consumer decision-making, including life-and-death decisions. Other research interests include theoretical models of health insurance, consumer-directed health plans, and international aspects of health care.
Dr. Graboyes has a Ph.D. in Economics from Columbia University, a bachelor's from the University of Virginia and master's degrees from the College of William and Mary, Columbia University, and Virginia Commonwealth University/Medical College of Virginia. From 2004 to 2006, he chaired the Health Economics Roundtable of the National Association for Business Economics. He is a Visiting Research Fellow at the American Institute for Economic Research (AIER) in Great Barrington, MA and Visiting Scholar at the Kazakhstan School of Public Health (KSPH) in Almaty, Kazakhstan.
As Chase Manhattan Bank's economist for sub-Saharan Africa in the 1980s, Dr. Graboyes traveled all over Africa and Europe. Medical crises in Africa, especially HIV/AIDS, sparked his interest in health economics. His only brush with local health care came late one night when soldiers on a desolate road ordered/asked him and a driver to transport a woman, far into labor, to a distant, dismal hospital in Monrovia, Liberia. This experience was a startling introduction to Third World health care. Years later, at KSPH, he observed that ex-Soviet doctors had a better grasp on economics than their counterparts in the United States -- presumably because no one ever told the Kazakh doctors that medical resources were limitless.
Dr. Graboyes was previously at the University of Richmond, where he taught economics and was Director of Language Across The Curriculum, a foreign language immersion program. He was Manager and Economist at the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, where he created, edited, and wrote EQUILIBRIA magazine. He speaks French, Spanish, and Portuguese. In his leisure time, he is an accomplished jazz, Latin, and classical musician.
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Investors considering a purchase of Liquidity Services Inc ( LQDT) shares, but tentative about paying the going market price of $13.48/share, might benefit from considering selling puts among the alternative strategies at their disposal. One interesting put contract in particular, is the December put at the $10 strike, which has a bid at the time of this writing of 50 cents. Collecting that bid as the premium represents a 5% return against the $10 commitment, or a 13.3% annualized rate of return (at Stock Options Channel we call this the YieldBoost).
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Funny Not Pregnant Sign [PHOTO]
I saw this picture in a couple different places and I had two thoughts, one after another.
1.) That's pretty funny and witty. I get it.
2.) Do you really want to get some random girl pregnant? I understand you were talking about the 'process', but then you're stuck with child support, ect. I'm not sure it was very thought through.
Still, pretty funny. Thought I'd share.


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Why do they call it that? Auburndale | News
This city turns 100 years old this week, and it almost got stuck with a strange Spanish name. Instead, it wound up with one of the most beautiful names in the Bay area.
Why do they call it Auburndale?
When you see the still waters and rolling hills around Lake Ariana, you think of calming, soothing words like "sanitarium," right?
No? Well, that's what makes you different from Dr. John Patterson.
In the 1880's when there was no road and hardly another soul here, he saw this Polk County place as the dream spot for a sanitarium -- a health resort.
And so the area near what's now the city's high school caught the questionable name Sanitaria -- Spanish for "health-related" or "sanitary."
A couple of miles down the road from Sanitaria, some settlers pitched in to build a railroad depot. Almost overnight, Sanitaria faded and this new neighborhood took off.
A settler decided to lay out a city here, wrapping around a lake and park, with big brick buildings. For city planning advice, he talked to his buddy Ralph Pulsifer, editor of the Boston Herald.
Ralph's wife Louisa got a look at the plans for the growing town and said it looked a whole lot like the town where she grew up. Mrs. Pulsifer was from Auburndale, Massachusetts.
The name stuck.
Why do they call it that? Now you know.
Auburndale is holding its big 100th Anniversary celebration this week!
The Centennial Celebration starts downtown at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, March 25th and goes on all day, each day from Wednesday through Saturday.
Downtown, expect a model train exhibit, kids' train rides, a historic depot display, and activities at the Baynard House.
There are special events at City Hall Plaza where folks can watch the live casting of the city's Centennial Bell, Thursday at 9:15 a.m. and 4 p.m., and Friday at noon. The bell will be unveiled in a grand ceremony at City Hall starting Friday at 6:30 p.m.
Then Saturday at Lake Myrtle Park, there's a touch-a-truck event for kids from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., plus a barbecue cookoff, car show, and at 7:30 p.m. a concert with country artist Lee Ann Womack. Fireworks finish off the day at 9 p.m. Admission and parking at all events are free!
Downtown Events
Wednesday, March 25 - 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
Thursday, March 26 - 9 a.m.-7 p.m.
Friday, March 27 - 9 a.m.-9 p.m.
Saturday, March 28 - 9 a.m.-2 p.m.
Lake Myrtle Park Events
Saturday, March 28 - 10 a.m.-9 p.m.
For even more details, visit the City of Auburndale website.
And thank you to Billy in Auburndale for suggesting the city for "Why do they call it that?"
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. — A day after saying the hospitals were considering an "affiliation," officials at Cabell Huntington Hospital now say they are considering acquiring St. Mary's Medical Center.
The two Huntington hospitals have started the initial steps of coming together, which could take an extended amount of time, according to a joint statement from the hospitals.
The organizations believe combining would benefit the community, according to the Tuesday statement.
"We are extremely excited about the potential of a close working relationship with St. Mary's Medical Center, as we see this critical to delivering the highest quality care in the most cost effective and efficient manner," said Cabell Huntington Hospital CEO Brent Marsteller. "In the meantime, we will continue to operate both hospitals independently."
The statement from the hospitals did not include specific plans about the potential acquisition or a time line of when the acquisition would be complete. Officials at both hospitals declined to comment beyond the statement.
The Pallottine Sisters, which have worked with St. Mary for 90 years, will end their sponsorship of the hospital, St. Mary's CEO Michael Sellards said in the statement.
"Health-care reform has caused hospitals throughout the nation to look at ways to meet the future challenge of health care," he said. "In addition, with the changing climate of health care and fewer Sisters to oversee our health-care ministries, the Pallottine Missionary Sisters made the decision to end their sponsorship of St. Mary's Medical Center.
"We are pleased to explore a partnership with Cabell Huntington Hospital as we believe that by combining our complementary strengths, we can both significantly improve our ability to meet the health-care needs of the region, and provide better care more efficiently," Sellards said.
Cabell Huntington has about 303 beds and employs about 2,300 people. St. Mary's is Cabell County's largest employer, with more than 2,600 employees and 393 beds.
As of Tuesday, the West Virginia Healthcare Authority had not received an application for a Certificate of Need from Cabell Huntington Hospital or St. Mary's Medical Center for such an acquisition.
St. Mary's and Cabell Huntington rank eighth and 12th, respectively, on a 2013 Workforce West Virginia list of the state's largest private employers.
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Half Price Lawyers Announces Award-Winning Managing Attorney for Bankruptcy Division
Published on Fri, Jun 14, 2013 (10:43 a.m.)Las Vegas – (June 14, 2013) – Half Price Lawyers, a full-service law firm offering counsel throughout the Las Vegas Valley, announced today the addition of Caleb Zobrist as the company's managing attorney for its bankruptcy department. In his new role, Zobrist is responsible for the oversight and management of staff, meeting with clients and preparing and filing bankruptcy cases.
Zobrist brings more than five years of experience in bankruptcy law to the Half Price Lawyers team. During the course of his career, Zobrist has personally handled and filed more than 2,000 bankruptcy cases. He most recently served as owner and managing attorney of Zobrist Law, LLC, a company recognized as the top bankruptcy firm in the state of Nevada in 2013.
"We're thrilled to have Caleb join the Half Price Lawyers team," said Half Price Lawyers Managing Attorney Glenn H. Truitt. "His commitment to excellence is a valuable asset in our mission to provide top-quality legal services to Nevadans at a reasonable price."
Zobrist graduated Cum Laude from Utah State University in December 2005 and completed his Juris Doctorate at the University of Nevada Las Vegas, Boyd School of Law in May 2009. He was admitted to the Nevada State Bar in October 2009 and also serves as a member of the American Bankruptcy Institute.
In addition to his professional duties, Zobrist serves as Varsity Scout Leader for the Boy Scouts of America, Troop 6701.
About Half Price Lawyers
Truitt & Associates, currently operating as Half Price Lawyers, is a full-service law firm located in downtown Las Vegas. Half Price lawyers services the entire Las Vegas Valley, including Henderson, North Las Vegas, Summerlin, Boulder City and Pahrump. Half Price Lawyers was founded in 2009 and has served nearly 30,000 clients since it opened. The firm houses a total staff of more than 40 employees, including 10 highly skilled attorneys, and has recently expanded to offer business law, debt/credit resolution and personal injury/litigation departments. Half Price Lawyers is owned and managed by attorney Glenn H. Truitt, Esq., a Stanford Law School and United States Naval Academy graduate. Half Price Lawyers specializes in providing the highest quality services at reasonable prices to make real law affordable for everyone. To learn more about Half Price Lawyers or to schedule a consultation, visit www.halfpricelawyers.com.
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HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) - Nate Sikma scored 16 points and Mark Nwakamma recorded a double-double to lead Hartford past Boston University 53-49 on Saturday night in the America East Conference tournament quarterfinals.
Sixth-seeded Hartford's upset of third-seeded Boston means that the Hawks (9-21) will take on Vermont, the No. 2 seed, in the AEC tourney semifinal round on Sunday.
Nwakamma had 13 points and 16 rebounds for Hartford, and Andres Torres also chipped in with 12 points. The Hawks, whose win snapped a two-game losing skid, came in having lost to the Terriers twice this season, in the regular-season finale on Feb. 25 and also on Jan. 22 at home.
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Woman posts nude photos of herself having sex in back of UPS truck
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(Scroll down for video) A UPS driver is in trouble after a woman posted photos of herself having sex in back of his UPS truck.
This is not what UPS intended with their slogan "what can brown do for you."
A woman, who calls herself Mary Ann, a "happiness consultant" of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, posted a number of explicit photos on her website showing her bare-chested wearing nothing but an open UPS shirt.
The woman's personal website contained numerous photos along with graphic descriptions of the sexual encounter she had with a UPS delivery man.
In the headline she wrote: "Look at my naughty time yesterday."
The photos have caused outrage among viewers, some of whom questioned the driver's reason for allowing the woman to take photos.
"He had nothing to gain and everything to lose," one said.
Now, he is indeed at risk of losing his job, as UPS is trying to uncover the identity of the driver from Oklahoma City, who apparently had sex in the back of one of their trucks.
"It disrespects UPS drivers and customers. This is not behavior we would ever condone for anyone, let alone for our company. We want to assure everyone that this will be fully investigated," Susan Rosenberg, a spokesperson at the UPS corporate office said.


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My collection of .22s
Well I just wanted to share what few guns I have (for now) though they don't get used much.
These are Rossi (or.... interarms? not sure the whole story on those two companies) Model 62 SA and SAC pump action rifles
I'm assuming SAC meaning compact.
And a Mossberg 42 Bolt action. I don't know when the last time it was shot was, I believe the story on this is it's what my grandpa used in WWII, so sentimental value there. I'd really like to get out and shoot it, but I'm sure it needs a good once over, seems to be in good working condition though.
Seems like I'm missing a piece though, from this photo:
So what is this/whats it for?
I have shot the Rossis, pretty fun guns, but I'd like to get out and use them more.
anyway... These have been around longer than I can remember, so are these considered pretty decent guns? Mossberg obviously has a pretty good reputation, don't know much about Rossi, or the connection to interarms, as they seem to be separate companies now.
InterArms was the importer. Rossi is now part of Taurus.
ReF Mdl 42- not used as a military weapon. Those had 3 sights, front, barrel mounted V notch, and a reciever mounted #3 peep sight (missing on yours) FINDING a #3 will not be as hard as PAYING for one. The price of them is, well, Jesus wept. There IS a substitute peep (OM 62) available from Havlin Sales- for $65.
Take the action out of the stock, wet it down good with a light penetrating oil (NOT WD-40) let it soak for a day, and use a copper (I say again, COPPER) pot scrubber to gently remove the rust. Brand name is Chore Boy.
Mossberg made good rifles- there is a fair collector following. Me among them.
Break fluid and copper scrubber would do wonders on that rust just go easy And keep the scrubber really wet with the break fluid.
let the bullets do the talking!
yeah i know they need some cleaning, its on my to-do list.
I'm questioning if this is a 42 or different...
At this link and the photo I posted earlier of the peep site, the 42 has a groove in the stock. Mine does not.
what I'm trying to figure out is what I need to get a scope on here. There are what look like me to be threaded holes for the havlin mount, though it says it is for the 42a,b,c, 44, etc.
It does say 42 on the barrel, but could t be a 42a? How can I know for sure?
Can anyone help me verify this mossberg? I thought it was a model 42 because of the markings on the barrel, if it were a 42a b or c would it say that as well? There is an A on the stock underneath the barrel ( visible when barrel is removed) but the barrel itself only says 42 22 s l lr
Pretty nice collection you got there. Thanks for sharing with us.
The 42 a will be marked on the barrel as 42(a) . If it has two screws that are about at the 10 o'clock position on the receiver as the hold the rifle. that is what the Havlin mount attaches to. Cannot see that part of the reciever in your pics. Possible that your rifle got restocked at some point, and there WS overlap as they changed models (Go ahead and use up those parts, Fred, the new ones will be in next week)
well here's some more pics. Got some rem-oil and copper scrub pad and cleaned up the barrel.
got a pic of some screw holes that I think you are referring to... so this receiver is compatible with the havlin scope mount?
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VistaWeb.com Inc.(Global Online Investment Banking) signed a non-exclusive Global Licensing Agreement with Global FranTech Group and FranTech Indonesia, (FranTech), of Jakata, Indonsia which grants FranTech the right to market VistaWEB Global Online Investment Banking licensed programs through FranTech's network of agents in 220 countries to governments and enterprises around the world.
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Not too long ago, I was reading a new book by Ben Witherington entitled Work: A Kingdom Perspective on Labor. Midway through the book, I saw that Witherington was interacting with Gene Veith's book, God at Work: Your Christian Vocation in All of Life in order to underscore the differences between their perspectives.
I read Veith's book several years ago and found it to be a helpful guide to thinking about matters related to a Christian's view of vocation and calling. It struck me that Witherington and Veith, though working from different theological streams, weren't as far apart as it seemed.
When I finished the book, I decided to bring Dr. Veith and Dr. Witherington together on this blog and host a forum on how our theological persuasions affect our view of labor. Within hours of throwing out the initial question, the emails from these two brilliant men had piled up so fast and furiously that I found I had to just get out of the way! By the end of the email conversation, I was satisfied that some good discussion had taken place and some differences had been hashed out.
After the conversation took place, Dr. Veith recommended that I break the conversation into separate posts in a series. He then wrote:
"I myself have gotten a lot out of this exchange. It happens rarely enough, for people who disagree with each other in their publications to talk it out, to the point of finding at least some underlying agreements after all. A blog actually makes it possible for this to happen, though few bloggers go to the trouble of using their forum in this way. I really appreciate your doing this. This could be a model for others to follow!"
I hope so, which is why I'm happy to devote the next couple of days to allowing Kingdom People readers enjoy an important conversation about work from two scholars who have spent many hours considering these matters.
WAX: What role does the church play in relation to a man or woman who is seeking to discern God's call to a particular vocation?
VEITH: I think that the church's main role is, quite simply, to teach the doctrine of vocation, according to its own theological light.
As Dr. Witherington says in his book, this is a topic that has been neglected by churches, despite how much the Bible teaches about the topic and despite the huge role that work plays in people's lives today.
After that, the man or woman struggling over questions of vocation simply needs to be encouraged to see God's hand in the normal processes and decision-making that goes into finding a job. Dissatisfaction with what one is currently doing, particular interests and talents, opportunities that arise, doors that open and doors that slam in your face – all of these are factors in going in one direction or another. Christians are still subject to all of these "secular" factors, but, through the eyes of faith, they can trust in God's leading.
WITHERINGTON: I would say from the outset we need to distinguish between being called by God and some particular vocation. So calling and 'vocation' should be distinguished.
I certainly think the church has an obligation to help persons discern the call of God on their lives at this or that point in time in their lives. But a person can be called to a variety of tasks on a variety of occasions for a variety of ways of serving the Lord and edifying others. As, you will have deduced from my book entitled Work, I don't really agree with either Luther's two kingdoms approach, nor the subset of that, the notion that we are called to some specific vocation over the long haul (e.g. one to be a plumber one to be a preacher etc.)
VEITH: I certainly agree that "vocation" includes much more than the work one does to make a living. We have vocations – a term that is simply the Latin form of "calling" – in the family, the church, and the culture as a whole, as well as in what Luther called "the common order of Christian love" (the ordinary course of life outside of any particular office, the realm of the Good Samaritan, of friendship, and informal interactions).
In fact, Luther considered the things we do to make a living under the classification of the family, specifically "the household" (oikos, which is where we get the word "economy," from oikonomia, the laws of the household). In Luther's day, economic activity and the family were not separated as they have been since the Industrial Revolution. Most of Luther's writings about vocation (as well as those of the Apostle Paul) had to do not so much with "economic activity" as with marriage and parenthood.
That the word "vocation" has narrowed to mean "employment" may be one of the reasons the larger theology of vocation has been lost.
WAX: Why and when do you think the doctrine of vocation became lost?
VEITH: I suspect part of the reason is that it became "hardened." I believe the Puritans started using the term more or less exclusively for "employment." The notion that a person has one and only one calling in that sense, so that one must not leave one's job or improve one's social status may have the same derivation.
Luther sometimes talks about being satisfied in one's calling, however lowly in the eyes of the world, but that is not the same thing. In Luther's time, in the late Middle Ages, social position was very static. But that would soon change, largely due to the Reformation and the doctrine of vocation, as Max Weber argues, leading to the unprecedented social mobility of the Reformation countries.
That vocation is not static and that vocations (in the sense of "callings," which is what the word means – we could just as easily retire the term "vocation" and retain "calling") is proven in the most fundamental of the vocations: the family. A person comes into a family with the vocation of a child. She then grows up and is led into the new vocation of marriage. She may then be called into motherhood. And eventually grandmotherhood.
The same thing happens in the workplace (Luther's father was a peasant farmer, who then became a miner, who then purchased smelting machines and had a small business), including the ministry (Luther was a law student; then he became a monk; then he became a priest; then he became a professor; etc.).
WAX: But Dr. Witherington, you mean something else by "vocation." Can you elaborate?
WITHERINGTON: Yes. Being a child is not vocation, not least because it does not involve a choice. It's simply a phase or condition in life.
Is marriage a vocation? Well no, it's a charisma as Paul calls it in 1 Corinthians 7. It's something one must have the grace gift to do, but it's not a vocation. I would say the Greek term charisma (literally grace gift), which Paul then applies to the gift of being single or the gift of being married in the Lord, connotes something quite different from vocation. It has more to do with whether one has the capacity for marriage or singleness, not whether one has the calling to be married or sees marriage as a vocation.
WAX: So how do you distinguish between "calling" and "vocation"?
WITHERINGTON: When the term "calling" comes up in the New Testament, it is applied to becoming a disciple of Jesus, not taking on a particular role or task in the family or in society.
I think I understand why Luther goes the way he does with the language of vocation. Precisely because of his two kingdom theology, he nonetheless wanted to avoid not only the idea that God was only involved in one realm, but he also wanted to avoid the notion that what happened in the other realm was merely secular in character, hence this theological notion that even mundane tasks or even normal familial roles which have nothing necessarily to do with being Christian, are seen as vocations in a rather specifically Christian sense of the term.
If there is one thing that is clear to me about Paul's use of the term charisma, he applies it only to Christians – to himself and to his converts. I don't think non-Christians having a calling or vocation in the Christian sense, at least according to the New Testament. They simply have roles and jobs etc.
VEITH: But what about Paul writing this:
"Only let each person lead the life that the Lord has assigned to him, and to which God has called him" (1 Corinthians 7:17).
This is a key text for the doctrine of vocation, which, again, simply means "calling." This comes in the midst of Paul's discussion of marriage and singleness, slaves and masters, circumcised and uncircumcised – thus, the "assignments" and "callings" of family, economic activity, and ethnicity.
So you are defining vocation solely in terms of what we have a choice to do? You don't think our family background or our citizenship are part of our calling? It sounds like you are limiting "calling" to "vocation," in the sense of economic employment, but you have been arguing against that!
We are certainly getting somewhere, though, in isolating where we disagree. "Vocation" in the Lutheran sense includes "phase and condition of life." It also is related to the gifts that God gives us. In fact, our different vocations are gifts of God. And the gifts God gives us, in the sense of talents, etc., are part of God's equipping us for our particular avenues of service (as evident with Bezalel in Exodus 35:30-36:2). These gifts are not to be confused with the spiritual gifts given to Christians, as you discuss, but God gives many different kinds of gifts.
WAX: The main difference between your approaches is that Dr. Veith's book God at Work applies Luther's doctrine of vocation, while Dr. Witherington's book takes on the issue as an Arminian. Of course, there are going to be differences.
VEITH: But I'm not sure we disagree as much as it first appears. Arminianism does have more space for human agency than Lutheranism, Augustinianism, and Calvinism. But there are important differences between Luther, Augustine, and Calvin. We Lutherans affirm the secular world more than Augustinians do. (In Augustine, the City of God and the City of Man are opposed to each other; in Luther, the Two Kingdoms are both under God's rule and are both inhabited by Him.) And we are not nearly as deterministic as Calvinists. Lutherans do believe in human agency.
As it applies to vocation and to work, when we follow God's commands and use our work to love and serve our neighbors, we are co-operating with God's work and His creativity. We often, though, sin in our vocations, working only for our selves and sometimes harming and misusing our neighbors. Nevertheless, God can use even the work of sinners to care for His creation, though some sin against neighbors is so extreme that nothing is left of God's will.
God never calls anyone to sin. Not all economic activity is a calling from God because not all economic employment involves loving and serving one's neighbor; rather, it may involve hating and hurting and corrupting one's neighbor. Being a pimp or a pornographer or an abortionist or a Nazi guard are not callings from God.
(Ben, you would add being a soldier, since you are a pacifist. I would disagree, but I would agree that casino workers do not love and serve their neighbors, but rather take money from their neighbors that should be going to their families, and so that is not a true calling from God. )
Sometimes the issues are not clear–can I love and serve my neighbor by being a telemarketer? a bonds trader?–but these are the moral issues that Christians must struggle with, and, as you say, put God's commandments uppermost.
WAX: We'll continue this discussion tomorrow and talk specifically about "cooperating with God in our work".


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LOOKING FORWARD, 2014 is sure to put us Marin political pundits into high gear.
In the San Rafael-centered 1st Supervisorial District, incumbent Susan Adams will be fighting off a vigorous challenge from San Rafael Councilman Damon Connolly.
Adams, who easily beat an attempt to recall her earlier this year, still faces degrees of popular unrest from those furious over potential sites designated for so-called transit-centered high-density housing.
Connolly is basically saying it's time for a change. He's calling for a more constituent-oriented approach to the $107,000-a-year job.
Adams is an unabashed progressive, though she has shown some admirable restraint. She's the only county supervisor not participating in the county's employee retirement system.
Connolly has a daunting list of supporters, including every member of San Rafael's council, Mayor Gary Phillips, all five Dixie School District trustees and four out of five San Rafael school board members.
Add to that, Rep. Jared Huffman. There aren't many other endorsements left to garner.
This is called the political full-court-press.
Don't count Adams out. She's provided good constituent service for 12 years. That means she can count on a collection of grateful Marinites. Add to that her support from most public employee unions, and the three-term incumbent will be in a fair fight in the June primary.
Supervisor Judy Arnold will know she's been in a battle when she faces off against Novato real estate agent Toni Shroyer in North Marin's 5th District.
Shroyer is effectively running against the whole Board of Supervisors. She castigates supervisors for a series of sins, including what she calls the supervisors' "slush fund," the $35 million county computer fiasco, unfunded public pension liabilities and the controversial Plan Bay Area.
Arnold, a past Novato councilwoman, is the most moderate of the five very progressive county supervisors. Unlike some of her colleagues, Arnold understands that her role is to represent her constituents and not to claim that she always knows best.
Shroyer's challenge is to raise sufficient campaign funding to make a successful challenge.
That was Carol Brandt's weakness that pushed her out of the race challenging Adams.
It's always been a dubious proposition that middle class homeowners who complain most about county supervisors will belly up to the bar and put their money where their mouths are.
Three Marin municipalities — Sausalito, Ross and Belvedere — are having council elections in 2014.
Sausalito city and school balloting is in November while Ross and Belvedere persist in the old habit of voting in April.
In Sausalito, the terms of Councilmen Herb Weiner and Jonathan Leone are expiring. In Ross, incumbents Rupert Russell's and Carla Small's terms are up. In Belvedere, Mayor Thomas Cromwell and Councilman James Campbell will need to decide if they'll seek a new mandate.
If Marin's Republican Party can get the signatures to qualify for the ballot, next November will see an effort to restrict future members of the county Board of Supervisors to three four-year terms. There's little doubt that such a ballot measure will be seen as a referendum on all five current supervisors.
Term-limit propositions are always a struggle between the local insiders who invariably oppose the limits and the "outs" who tend to favor it.
There will definitely be a competitive race in the Marin-Southern Sonoma 10th Assembly District between first-term Democratic Assemblyman Marc Levine, Marin Community College Trustee Diana Conti and potentially Santa Rosa's freshman councilwoman, Erin Carlstrom.
The contest for the wide-open North Bay/North Coast state Senate seat in the deep blue 2nd Senate District rounds out what should be a full political year.
Columnist Dick Spotswood of Mill Valley now shares his views on local politics twice weekly in the IJ. His email address is firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Habitat: Guests (2008)
Sara Focht
Wildlife Educator, Idaho Department of Fish and Game
Sara works at MK Nature Center as a Wildlife Educator. Before that she ran the Watchable Wildlife Program, which helps people find good places to go see wildlife.
Sara grew up in Iowa and started college there. Somehow she knew she loved mountains, so she moved to Idaho and finished her degree in Natural Resource Recreation Management at the University of Idaho. Before starting at Fish and Game, she worked at Mount St. Helens as a naturalist, as a Wilderness Ranger in the Sawtooth Mountains, as a math teacher, and as a field ecology teacher.
Sara went back to the University of Idaho recently to earn a Master's Degree. Now that she is done, she has settled in Boise. Sara enjoys backpacking, camping, swimming, walking her dog, Tom, teaching kids about nature, and spending time outside with her family.
Jon Rachael
Regional Wildlife Manager, Idaho Department of Fish and Game
Jon Rachael developed a love for all wildlife as a youngster growing up in central Pennsylvania. He spent much of his free time observing and photographing birds, raccoons, foxes, and deer in the farm land around his home. His interest in wildlife led him to choose Wildlife Science as a major for his Bachelor of Science degree at The Pennsylvania State University.
After graduating in 1988, Jon decided to head west to the Rocky Mountains where he entered graduate school at The University of Montana in Missoula to pursue a Master of Science degree in Wildlife Biology. While conducting his thesis research on wolves, deer, and elk, Jon lived in a cabin without electricity, telephone, or running water for 18 months in a remote area in the beautiful mountains on the western edge of Glacier National Park. During his day-to-day activities, he frequently encountered grizzly bears, black bears, mountain lions, wolves, coyotes, moose, deer, and elk. Although, not an every-day occurrence, the sound of wolves howling around the cabin at dusk is an experience he will never forget.
After completing his Master's Degree in 1992, Jon came to work for the Idaho Department of Fish and Game. Jon has worked for IDFG for almost 20 years and is currently oversees the management programs for all game species in the state, including the state's largest predators: wolves, mountain lions, and bears, as well as the smaller predators.
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A couple of weeks ago I was invited to the launch night of Poncho No.8 in Soho. I love Mexican food and so of course accepted! The lovely Jemima was running around making sure we were all fed with a beer in our hands, and I had a really great night. It is a really cute little lunch style restaurant and the food is AMAZING! I had a burrito and I literally scoffed it down in seconds!
I will definitely be returning to Poncho No.8 very soon!
I highly recommend it if you like a good burrito and a frozen margarita! Check out their website HERE.


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