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text: More than 300 people gathered at the Trudeau Center at 3445 Post Road on Friday to watch the seventh annual Trudeau Center Variety Show, which focused on an "international" theme. Whether it was Gino Cicchetti's rendition of the "Star Spangled Banner" on flute, or the Irish sound of bagpipes played by Pipe Major for the Rhode Island Fire Fighters Pipes and Drums, Bob Bradley, clients of the center and residents from Trudeau's Patterson Building, Crayons and West Bay Retirement Living, enjoyed the "tour." Local magician Matt Roberts (left) served as host and performed a few tricks of his own with help from Wilson Jablonski, 8, of Scituate (center), and Bobby McBride, 9, of Providence. Tim and Sally Gruber organized the show. (Warwick Beacon photos by Jessica A. Botelho)

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2014 St. Louis Sendoff-Biggest Ever!by Tom Runge • August 17, 2014 Share:
The St. Louis alumni group held its biggest sendoff party ever at the home of Anne and Tom Walsh '73 on Saturday, August 16, 2014. Alumni spanning the Classes of 1955 through 2014 and their families joined together to welcome incoming Wabash freshmen and their families as well as our new Dean for Advancement, Michelle Janssen.
The St. Louis event is the standard-bearer of Sendoff parties and the model has been adapted in other Wabash communities. Many thanks to Anne and Tom Walsh for again opening their home to the local Wabash community.
President Gregory Hess provided an update on all that's happening at the College including the effort to provide new residential options for Wabash's students. The President introduced Dean Janssen and Wabash's Lacrosse coach, Terry Corcoran.
It was also a time of transition. Jim Dyer '83, who really increased alumni involvement in the St. Louis area, has taken new employment in the Indianapolis area. The group thanked Jim, and his lovely wife Susan, for all they have done for Wabash and for the community in St. Louis. Kenneth Farris '12 is stepping up to lead – big shoes but he's also a talented young man.
Many thanks go to Anne and Tom Walsh, Susan and Jim Dyer, and to Kenneth Farris for another great Sendoff party.
Top - Tom Walsh '73 welcomes President Gregory Hess to make remarks
Middle - The Group thanks Jim Dyer (hat) and his wife Susan for all they have done
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Girl to Woman Your Changing Body during Puberty
Puberty is a Crazy Time
Everything is changing- your body, your moods; but what is causing all these changes? What everyone says about puberty- that is all about raging hormones, well it is kind of true. Your body enters puberty at the signal of some hormones that were hibernating till now. Let us understand how puberty transforms you into a woman from a girl.
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Periods are a monthly cycle that most healthy women go through during their reproductive years. Periods or menstrual cycle or menses comes in form of bleeding from vagina and lasts for around 5-6 days. The menstrual cycle is the heaviest during the first few days. Some women get cramps before or during the cycle.
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You Will Get Discharge
Discharge or leucorrhoea is a white, yellow or greenish sticky discharge that leaks out of vagina once in a while. It may stain your underpants. It is perfectly normal unless the vulva becomes itchy or irritated. If you notice that happening, see a health care provider.
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Your Breasts will Grow
Breasts develop through puberty and after completion, each breast is distinct. Breast size varies from woman to woman and there is no way you can make them large or small other than going through plastic surgery. However, that is not a very safe or healthy alternative.
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You will Notice Pubic Hair
At the onset of puberty, hair starts growing along the outer opening of your private parts. The hair becomes darker and coarser with time. Sometimes it spreads to the insides of thighs. Underarm hair also begins to grow.
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Your Body will Grow
Your body will gush forth in a sudden development resulting in an average growth of about 3.5 inches a year. The first body parts to grow are head, hands, and feet; then your arms and legs, and finally your torso and shoulders.
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You will Gain Weight
This is perfectly normal and is a part of puberty. You cannot grow taller, develop breasts, or get your first period without gaining weight. You might comfort feel comfort in the fact that everyone goes through this awkward phase, you are not alone.
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Your sweat and oil producing glands start developing with puberty, which eventually results in acne when these glands are clogged. Wash your face twice daily to banish those unsightly pimples. In case the problem persists, you may want to speak to a dermatologist.
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With puberty, your thought process opens up- making you wise to analyze situations in a new way. Your thoughts and feelings might turn complex which is a new ability. However, these changes can make it hard for you to move on from negative emotions.
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Puberty can put you on an aroused front in terms of sex. You might feel embarrassed or out of control. Do not give in to this physical desire by engaging in risky sexual behaviour. As you grow older, you will get used to this arousal and will find it less intrusive.
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Changing moods are a normal part of growing up. Share your feelings with someone you trust, especially when you are sad or frustrated. Do not fear that adults won't understand your problem. They will relate to it fully because they have gone through puberty too.
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MONTREAL -- Patients with Parkinson's disease who experience symptoms of "freezing" -- being stuck in position while trying to walk -- also have significantly impaired balance, a researcher said here.
Patients with symptoms of freezing had significantly worse overall scores on the Balance Evaluation Systems test (BEST) (f=7.33, P=0.008) and on the Mini-BEST (f=12.26, P=0.001), reported Ryan P. Duncan, DPT, of Washington University in St. Louis, at the World Parkinson Congress.
"Many patients with Parkinson's disease experience freezing of gait. This is described as the feeling that the feet are temporarily glued to the floor when trying to initiate walking or making a turn, or while walking in narrow or crowded spaces," Duncan said.
"We also know that freezers tend to fall more than nonfreezers, and while we recognize that there are gait differences between freezers and nonfreezers, researchers have not yet standardized clinical balance assessments to determine if balance differs between these patients," he said.
Therefore, he and his colleagues assessed balance using three scoring systems while accounting for motor symptom severity, time since Parkinson's diagnosis, and age, and considered if specific differences in balance control could be detected between patients with and without freezing symptoms.
The BEST contains 36 items grouped into six sections measuring multiple aspects of balance and gait, and the Mini-BEST includes four of the six. The third assessment was the Berg Balance Scale (BBS), considered the gold standard for both Parkinson's and non-Parkinson's patients.
The BBS contains 14 components, focusing primarily on static balance.
On average, patients with freezing symptoms had worse motor symptom severity and longer disease duration.
Unlike the results on the BEST and Mini-BEST, no differences in balance were seen on the BBS between freezers and nonfreezers, "which suggests that the BBS may not be sensitive to balance differences in these two groups," he said.
Duncan and colleagues then considered whether the individual six sections of the BEST differentiated freezers.
For the first section, which addresses biomechanical constraints such as ankle strength and range of motion, there was no difference.
For section two, stability limits and verticality concerns during sitting and forward reaching, there was no difference.
In section three, which considers anticipatory postural adjustments such as while standing on one leg, no differences could be found.
But on the fourth section, postural responses such as compensatory stepping reactions, freezers had significantly lower scores (f=14.39, P<0.001).
On section five, sensory orientation such as standing on firm or foam surfaces with eyes open and closed, there were no differences.
And on section six, which assesses stability and gait such as while walking and making a pivot turn, worse results were seen for freezers (f=9.16, P=0.003).
"Because freezers may have deficits in postural responses and stability and gait, rehab clinicians might tailor their interventions to these areas to improve balance in patients with freezing problems," Duncan concluded.
This analysis also suggested that either the BEST or Mini-BEST could be used to assess balance in patients with Parkinson's disease, but the BBS may be inadequate, he noted.
The study was funded by the Parkinson's Disease Foundation and the National Institutes of Health.
Duncan reported no conflicts of interest.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - In a back and forth game against Mercyhurst at home on Friday night, the MIT water polo team lost, 9-12. Ory Tasman (Orlando, Fla.) recorded four goals throughout the game, while fellow freshman Kale Rogers (Newberg, Ore.) added three more. The Engineers are now 3-4 for the season.
Within 15 seconds of the start of the game, Mercyhurst had scored their first goal and added another before junior Andrew Dorne (Irvine, Calif.) was able to put MIT on the board. Both teams scored one more goal, with Rogers scoring for the Engineers, before the first period ended with Mercyhurst leading, 3-2.
Early into the second period, Tasman scored his first goal of the night, followed quickly by one by junior Craig Cheney (Sherwood, Ore.), who scored on an open net. No sooner had MIT gained the lead did the Lakers score another goal, but Tasman followed up by sending the ball to the back of the net again. With one more goal for Mercyhurst and another by Rogers, the second period wrapped up with Mercyhurst still ahead, 6-7.
The Engineers gained control in the early minutes of the third period after goals by Tasman and Rogers. By the end of the period, however, Mercyhurst had overtaken MIT to end the game at 9-12.
Sophomore Spencer Boone (Thousand Oaks, Calif.) was in the net for the entire game and totaled 11 saves. In the last few minutes of play, he made two back-to-back blocks, preventing the Lakers from making any more goals.
The Engineers will return to action when they host local CWPA rival Harvard for the second time this season on Friday, Sept. 21 at 8:00 p.m.


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[anti-abuse-wg] Analysis of the Legal Framework and Procedures Proposed by the Data Protection Task Force
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There are companies now that download the various whois databases and repackage and resell the data. One company DomainTools.com has their parent company in the EU in Luxembourg. How is it that they download all this data and resell it apparently without a problem. If it was illegal why they don't get prosecuted? This "legal framework" doesn't address any of that. DomainTool.com has filed a lawsuit in the US federal courts asking them to rule that downloading and selling whois data is illegal. the lawsuit in question involves data from Tucows in Canada so it is unclear how a US court can rule on that. In any case none of this stuff in discussed in the legal framework paper. Are there plans to take legal action against DomainTools.com for selling this data? If not, why not? Why are there restrictions on others if some companies are downloading and selling this data anyway? Just like you can't force people to answer their abuse mailboxes I don't see how you can force people to use (or not to use) data in a certain way after it is made public. http://domainnamewire.com/2012/04/06/domain-tools-files-preemptive-lawsuit/


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TFP Farrells is preparing for the completion of its stunningly bisymmetrical KK100 tower in the Luohu district of Shenzhen, China's fastest growing city. The tallest building in the world seen through to realisation by the hand of a British architect, KK100 is a glimmering mixed use development cultivated along the same lines as Farrells' Kowloon Station Development in Hong Kong.
Reflecting this past urban project's principles in high density masterplanning, this 441.8m, 100 storey high rise encompasses 210,000 sq m of residential accommodation, 173,000 sq m of Grade A office space, a 35,000 sq m 6-star hotel complete with sky bar, various food and beverage outlets and a sky terrace anchored by a retail podium directly connected to a new metro station.
The softly domed tower will offer its users panoramic views across bustling Shenzhen and on a clear day these will stretch to Hong Kong. It is hoped that the design will spur on the architectural development of the city with design professionals inspired by its striking form.
Intrinsic to this impressive project was that the building reflect the continued commercial prosperity in China, therefore a release from Farrells states: "The tower's fluid, elegant shape and reflective skin are an allusion to a fountain representing the wealth and prosperity springing from the economic success that is Shenzhen."
This symbolism can also be tied to the architect's rise in the local market as the KK100 tower will complete only a matter of weeks prior to Farrells' 20th anniversary of its Hong Kong practice. The firm has sustained its outreach into the global market over the decades and continues to source 'landmark' projects across the world, including the Z15 tower – a recent commission for the practice which will see a 120 storey, 510m+ structure erupt in Beijing.


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O'Neal Douglas, Wanyonyi Kendrick, Judith Solano, and Kevin Twomey
Wilfredo Gonzalez and Steve Halverson
Edythe Abdullah, Bruce Taylor, Carol Thompson, and Jerry Watterson
Chair Twomey called the meeting to order and asked for a motion to approve the minutes. Trustee Douglas so moved and the motion was seconded by Trustee Kendrick. The minutes were approved unanimously.
Chair Twomey asked Vice President Shuman to talk about the rule on prompt payment. Ms. Shuman stated that the devolution process required the university to adopt its own rule on payment of invoices, though it was acceptable to use a form of the original Florida statute if preferred. She summarized the rule stating that the main component was the requirement that invoices be paid within 40 days of receipt. She said the rule used language that was easier to understand than the previous rule. A hearing was held to discuss the rule but no one attended. Chair Twomey called for a motion to recommend the rule. Trustee Douglas offered the motion, it was seconded by Trustee Kendrick, and approved unanimously.
Vice President Shuman went on to discuss the resolution for banking agreement stating that this item was also based on devolution. The university would have greater control over its own cash flow and assume responsibility for its own banking and investments. After researching possible banking partners, a decision was made to use Wachovia Bank. A corporate resolution was required to finalize the partnership. Ms. Shuman said Purchasing Card would be with Amsouth, and the UNF Foundation and TSI would stay with Bank America, though with lower rates than the DSO had previously received from the institution.
Chair Twomey said the control of the university's banking and investments presented some interesting management challenges and asked Vice President Shuman to keep the committee posted on the institution's progress. Ms. Shuman said the State would only disperse money twice a month, which would significantly alter the way the university conducted business. Trustee Solano offered a motion to recommend the resolution, it was seconded and approved.
Dr. Gonzalez requested approval of a 4.2 percent increase in housing rates and supplemental charges for 2005-06 based on the expected cost of living increase and the need to prepare for the principal payment of debt service. Chair Twomey asked about the process used to gain consensus on the increase. Dr. Gonzalez explained that Mr. Paul Riel, Director of Housing, monitored the financial climate throughout the year and tried to anticipate the impact on rental rates. The process culminated approximately one month prior to the increase request with several meetings with university budget staff, vice presidents, and the Auxiliary Oversight Committee to help prepare the documents for the public.
Chair Twomey asked if Trustee Watterson was involved in the process. Mr. Riel replied that the Resident Student Association, an internal group of students elected to represent their areas, provided student representation and opinion in developing the rate increase and fee schedule. He added that it was difficult to establish consensus with the impacted student population as the affected students would not be on campus for two more years.
Mr. Riel discussed the attachments, including rental history, and said he believed rates were commensurate with future demand. A quarterly market survey and demand and return rates indicated that UNF was above the national average at 43 percent. Chair Twomey noted that the requested increase was the lowest percentage of increase requested in the last five years.
Trustee Watterson said he was disappointed not to have been included in the process of determining the increase. He asked for a comparison with what was available locally. Chair Twomey noted that this was the same process that had been employed to determine fees last year. Vice President Gonzalez said that it was possible to include Trustee Watterson though the Student Resident Association had previously provided student representation. Trustee Kendrick said she would like to have one or two students from the association present for comment and would also like for Trustee Watterson as the Board's student representative to be involved. Trustee Douglas added that he would also like to see Trustee Watterson included. Chair Twomey asked for a motion to recommend the increases subject to the inclusion of Trustee Watterson in the decision making process. He asked that Trustee Watterson bring any suggestions before the next board meeting. Trustee Kendrick motioned to recommend the increases and Trustee Douglas seconded the motion. It was approved unanimously.
Vice President Shuman reported that none of the names for buildings were approved, thus there was not a name for the student union at this point. However, she said, the project was moving along. Approximately $30-35 million had been identified as potential funding for the union through various partnerships, including organizations on campus such as student government, campus housing, the University Center, and the campus bookstore. Monies would also be available through PECO dollars, CITF funds, and the student union fee. A university commitment was made to help with furniture, fixtures, and equipment. She said it was also possible that a new DSO would be created to assist with financing. A building committee was formed including Trustee Watterson and representatives from Administration and Finance, Student Affairs and Facilities Planning. The next step was to have Reynolds, Smith and Hills come to campus to help determine where the new union should be placed. Ms. Shuman expected to have a location for the union by the end of the day, June 16. She said she would have more to report at the next meeting.
Chair Twomey asked if there was a policy on the naming of buildings after distinguished leaders. He noted that this was the first such recommendation to come before the board and said that, though the merits in this instance appeared compelling, he was not sure what future ramifications would result from such action and was cautious about setting a precedent. He felt that this particular issue would be better presented to the full board rather than the FAC as he felt there should be a process in place to determine the next person to be named in such a manner. He then turned the floor over to Vice President Allaire to present the recommendation.
Dr. Allaire said that, barring any policy decisions to the contrary, the university community wished to name the police station after Martin P. Garris. The late Mr. Garris was police chief for UNF from 1975 to 1995. Dr. Allaire said one of his responsibilities was to look at naming opportunities on campus. There had been a couple of occasions when buildings had been named for individuals without the involvement of gifts, such as the library and the computing science building. As Mr. Garris was deceased, Dr. Allaire said it would not be necessary to take the naming of the police department before the legislature. Dr. Allaire said the current police chief was here to speak to the committee about honoring Mr. Garris.
Trustee Solano spoke in support of the recommendation, stating that faculty and staff felt best about this type of recommendation, considering Mr. Garris a member of the university community and essentially one of founding fathers of UNF. Chair Thompson said she would welcome an opportunity to discuss the naming of buildings after distinguished leaders. While she agreed with Trustee Solano that naming was a tribute, she thought it would be appropriate to establish a policy for future such occurrences. Trustee Douglas also agreed with Trustee Solano that it was very appropriate to award meritorious service, however, he too was concerned about setting a precedent and also felt that the matter should be put before the full board. Trustee Abdullah also wished to see the item brought before the full board. Trustee Taylor said he wished to reiterate Trustee Douglas's comments. He felt it was very important to have an opportunity to recognize and honor and individuals who had impact on the university other than financial.
He said he would like for staff to look at a balanced approach to the issue.
President Delaney said he would draft a proposed policy for the BOT to consider. He noted that it was unlikely that there would be a naming opportunity associated with the police building that would include a gift to the university in the near future. He said he knew that the campus community had held particular affection for Chief Garris and that there was overwhelming support among faculty and staff for naming the police department in his honor.
Chair Twomey asked that the policy be presented to the BOT first, prior to bringing back this agenda item, rather than presenting both the policy and the naming opportunity at the same time.
Trustee Kendrick asked to hear Chief Foxworth's comments about Mr. Garris. Mr. Foxworth said that Chief Garris had been ahead of his time. He spoke of Mr. Garris's impact on the university and noted that Mr. Garris had also been a big supporter of UNF while working for the Jacksonville Police Department. He talked about Mr. Garris's influence on him personally, stating that Mr. Garris believed that police work was about helping people, putting others before you through service to the community. Mr. Foxworth said he had asked Chief Garris to sponsor him in the police academy almost twenty-four years ago. He credited Mr. Garris with having responsibility for the majority of officers who went on to further their education and better themselves as a result of his encouragement. He commented on the high esteem in which Sheriff Glover had held Mr. Garris and spoke of Mr. Glover's hiring of Mr. Garris for the position of chief of community affairs. He noted that many of the changes in the department over the last year had been modeled on projects the former chief had begun and been unable to finish.
Chair Twomey said he believed it was clear that the trustees would want to do something to honor Mr. Garris. He said he would not ask for a motion on the agenda item as the item would come before the full board.
Chair Twomey adjourned the meeting. He announced that the budget workshop would be held in the same room after a ten minute break
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Congressman Turner Visits Marine Park Civic Association
Congressman Bob Turner (R-Southeast Brooklyn/Queens) attended the Marine Park Civic Association meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 21, to have an open discussion with local residents about his work in Washington, D.C., and Brooklyn. The meeting took place at I.S. 278 on Stuart Street.
Greg Borruso, president of the Marine Park Civic Association, said, "It was good to see Congressman Turner in person, good to see his honest approach to politics, and we also liked that he was there to answer questions from the community."
"The Marine Park Civic Association and President Greg Borruso do an outstanding job in working to improve our community, and I was pleased to update them directly on my work in Washington and Brooklyn," Turner replied.
Turner discussed his role on the House Foreign Affairs Committee and the threat posed by Iran. Turner stated, "Iran has done nothing but launch threats against America and our allies. Now they are playing games with the inspection of their nuclear program. We must make it clear that a nuclear Iran is not acceptable through our actions not our words."
Turner went on to talk about the important role businesses will play in our nation's economic recovery and the feedback he received while meeting with local Brooklyn business owners at Brennan & Carr. He also spoke about his work with Gateway National Recreational Area Superintendent Linda Canzanelli, to improve community use of the park and to make it more attractive for visitors.
He also talked about how proud he was to have been able to foster a recent agreement between the Army Corps of Engineers and the New York City Parks Department to begin work on the Plumb Beach Storm Risk Reduction Project. Serious erosion has occurred at Plumb Beach that threatens the stability of the Belt Parkway.
"After many years of research and negotiations, an agreement has been reached to restore Plumb Beach and protect the stability of the Belt Parkway," said Turner. "I am proud to say that within my first six months in office, my team was able to work closely with the Army Corps of Engineers to secure the approvals and funding necessary to move this critical project forward."


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Volunteers planted a mixture of oak and pine seedlings at Blackbird State Forest on Saturday and Sunday.
Almost 200 volunteers donated over 440 service hours as part of a conservation project to plant 4,000 oak and pine tree seedlings on a 10-acre parcel of Blackbird State Forest on Saturday and Sunday, April 7, according to a Delaware Forest Service news release.
Taking advantage of the somewhat seasonable spring weather, 194 volunteers from the Smyrna area – which included 84 adults and 110 youths from local Cub Scout Packs, Boy Scout Troops, and Girl Scout Troops – spent the better part of two days to complete the effort. Many of the young people satisfied requirements for various conservation awards and rank advancement in their scouting programs with the project.
State Forestry Administrator Michael A. Valenti, who has also been actively involved with the Boy Scouts for many years, said in the release he was pleased with the two-day effort: "Everyone had a great time, nothing but smiles all around and the satisfaction of having contributed to a worthwhile project."
During a similar planting project in 2012, a total of 73 youths and 49 adult volunteers planted 4,000 oak seedlings on a 10-acre planting site. To date, forestry officials estimate that over 90 percent of the trees have survived.


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Jan. 30, 2008
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Strong defensive pressure by Wheaton College in the backcourt helped it generate a late rally in its 78-71 victory over MIT in a New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) women's basketball game on Wednesday night. Krystin Hickey registered a game-high 30 points and nine rebounds as she became the ninth player for the Lyons (13-5, 6-0 NEWMAC) to surpass the 1,000-point mark. Kimberly Soo Hoo, already the Engineers' all-time leader for assists, equaled the Institute mark for assists in a game for the fourth time in her career by dishing out 10.
After trading baskets to start the contest, Wheaton went on an 11-2 run as Hickey drained a three-pointer midway through the spurt to reach her milestone. MIT (8-9, 1-5 NEWMAC) closed the gap to one (20-19) at the 9:13 mark courtesy of back-to-back treys from Clara Yuan and Sally Simpson. The Lyons countered with 10 unanswered points during the next three minutes with Hickey tallying eight. The Engineers narrowed their deficit to four (37-33) on a three-pointer by Alice Yeh with 21 seconds on the clock, but Bri Smith extended Wheaton's edge with a jumper just as the buzzer sounded.
MIT stayed within striking for most of the second stanza as a three-pointer by Yuan and a lay-up from Soo Hoo brought the hosts within one (48-47) at the 12:42 mark. A three-point play by Hickey on the Lyons' ensuing possession gave her squad some breathing room however the Engineers cut their deficit in half with a lay-up by Samia Mahjub on their next trip down the court. This was as close as it would get as Wheaton recorded another string of 10 consecutive points to establish a 59-49 lead midway through the frame. MIT continued to attack, trailing by seven (63-56) as late as 8:14, but the Lyons' full-court press helped them push their advantage to 15 (76-61) during the next six minutes. The Engineers closed the game with a 10-2 run that was capped by Simpson draining two free throws after being fouled during a three-point attempt as time expired.
Kelsey Cappelle paced MIT with 20 points on 8-of-15 shooting from the floor and a 4-of-5 performance at the charity stripe and also grabbed a team-high six rebounds. Yuan notched 18 points as all of her scoring came from three-point range to go along with five boards. Soo Hoo posted her first double-double of the season by scoring 11 points to go along with 10 assists. Simpson and Cheryl Kwinn rounded out the Engineers' balanced rebounding corps with five caroms apiece.
Jenny Champney bolstered Wheaton's offense with 15 points on 7-of-13 shooting including hitting her only three-point attempt. Becky Aitchison contributed 10 points while shooting 5-of-10 from the floor as Andrea Bailey totaled six rebounds, six assists, and a game-high four steals.
Both teams will continue NEWMAC play at home on Saturday, Feb. 2. MIT will host the U.S. Coast Guard Academy while Wheaton will square off with Springfield College.


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A winner was selected from 17 designs submitted by 9 freelance designers.
need design for a hydroponics supply /grow shop ecommerce website. page will be the home page that has product navigation & featured products and intro to the online shop, photos and purchasing options.
PGS / Pro Gardening Systems
Desired Color Scheme:
open but thinking some blues and greens
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alive, greenery, water, nature, clean
Accepted File Formats:
Standard Web Formats (.jpg, .gif or .png); Layered Formats (.psd or .tiff); would preferred layered PSD file
website name is PRO GARDENING SYSTEMS and it is often abbreviated as PGS
the website should be clean and professional. it should feel alive which may include images of water, leaves, plants, indoor hydroponics setups, etc. but not crowded with images.
more categories and products will be added regularly so the nav design must allow for growth.
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With one of the worse droughts in decades sweeping across Mid-west farm belts, some in local agriculture say crops have come in better, or as expected.
With one of the worse droughts in decades sweeping across Mid-west farm belts, some in local agriculture say crops have come in better, or as expected.
Kiowa County received very little rain during the summer months, and most agree that dry land crops were the hardest hit. Even irrigated land saw some reduction in yields, though results were mixed, as well levels were, for the most part, inconsistent.
"[The drought] affected us somewhat," said local farmer Patrick Jansen. "On our good wells we haven't noticed it as much. I talked with some farmers to our west and some saw 20-foot drops in their levels, or worse. In our area right around here it hasn't been that significant."
Jansen, who farms about 4,000 acres with his father, former Greensburg Mayor John Jansen, said their yield was higher than expected, but lower than last year.
"We're about 10 to 15 percent below our normal production. But still, for the weather, we're pleased with what we're getting."
John Francis, the grain merchandiser for the Farmer's Co-op in Haviland, said that the dry land crops were the hardest hit.
"The dry land crops were very small," said Francis. "What was out there wasn't very much. Irrigated was above normal and we had pretty consistent yields but dry land was non-existent."
Francis said wheat and corn were really good quality this year and that there was nothing out of the ordinary this year, despite the low moisture.
"The corn was better than anticipated," said Francis, who is in his fifth year of serving eastern Kiowa County farms. "We figured it would be short yield because of the water shortage, but we had pretty normal yields. More than anticipated on corn and beans; the beans are doing pretty well this year also."
With wheat finished and most corn harvested, producers are looking towards soybeans and milo. Milo, also known as sorghum, is grown as feed grain for livestock.
"You can drive around and see that the dry land milo took it in the shorts," said Southern Plains Greensburg Co-op Branch Manager Rod Craft. "There's a lot of milo that didn't make it. The irrigated milo is probably going to be ok. The full season stuff looks pretty decent. We don't really have a lot of moisture right now; we've been lucky enough to get some showers but how long is that going to last?"
Craft also noticed that corn pollinated later in the summer had better yields.
"It seems like the stuff that was pollinated later, missed that really dry part of the summer," he said. "The corn did the worst when it pollinated in that heat. I've heard some farmers were down to 100 bushels [per acre], some only had 180 to 225 [bushels per acre]. It was about the time it was planted and the time the heat hit that made a difference."
Craft also said soybeans will be "pretty average from what I've heard."


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West India merchant
Irving also engaged in a wide spread of commercial activities including, with Ouvrard (French financier) the importing of $10m worth of Mexican silver into England, 1812; as an army contractor (including securing a contract from the Russian army).
R. G. Thorne (ed.), The House of Commons, 1790-1820 (5 vols., London, Secker & Warburg for the History of Parliament Trust, 1986), vol. 3 Names: G-P, pp. 285-6.
According to Thorne, a partnership formed between John Rae, John Irving [person id: 30168] and Thomas Reid c. 1790. (The firm subscribed £6,000 to the loyalty loan of 1797.) Irving was associated with the firm until his death in 1845.
The partnership between John Rae, Thomas Reid and John Irving of City of London merchants under the firm of Rae, Reid and Irving dissolved 1/1/1793, with retirement of John Rae; business continued by Reid, Irving and Co., at Angel Court, Throgmorton Street
John Irving and John Rae Reid appear to have formed a partnership in cotton in Manchester, the Ancoats Cotton Twist company, with Benjamin Gray: it was dissolved 1/1/1824 and carried on by Gray alone
Reid Irving failed in 1847, when Sir John Rae Reid disqualified as director of the Bank of England. Of total assets of £1.12 million, the firm had £466,000 tied up in advances to sundry debtors and a further £91,000 in estates there and shares in the Mauritius Bank; it also had £195,000 in estates and £68,000 of partially secured advances in the West Indies.
Dissolution of partnership at Liverpool under the firm of Reid, Irving and Co., between John Rae Reid, G. Reid, John Irving, James Milligan, J. Comrie and J.S. Currie so far only as regards James Comrie 6/8/1847; dissolution of partnership between the 4 London partners and J.I.[sic] Currie and W.R. Lempriere May 1848
On the Reid, Irving failure see Thomas Carlyle:
'...the terribly embarrassed state all manner of trade is in,—nothing but failure on the back of failure; a short crop of cotton in America, and all the Manchester region in great embarrassment. Properly it is the down-tumble of the railway mania which raged at its height about two years ago: you never saw the like then and since; some 3 or 4 hundred millions, they say, are laid out in railways all over Britain;—which of course has absorbed all the ready capital of the country, and left neither money nor saleable money's-worth to carry on any "trade" with! The wretched children of Mammon are right well served: but for the poor people that depend on them, it is a sad enough case. You will read in the Newspapers the account of one great failure, very interesting in this quarter, that of the great "Irvings," Reid, Irving & Co,—the Irvings of Burnfoot. They are gone, "for a million and a half": thus do riches make themselves wings and fly away! it is understood that all their properties will come to the hammer'.
The firm's affairs in Mauritius, where they owned 5 estates and had other interests, were discussed by James Blyth in evidence to the House of Commons Select Committee on Sugar and Coffee Planting, 1848.
R. G. Thorne (ed.), The House of Commons, 1790-1820 (5 vols., London, Secker & Warburg for the History of Parliament Trust, 1986), vol. 3, Names G-P, John Irving
London Gazette 13554 3/8/1793 p. 664
London Gazette 18123 2/4/1825 p. 572
The Times 11 October 1847 p. 6 'General statement of the affairs of Reid Irving & Co., 17th September 1847'; Nicholas Draper, The Price of Emancipation. Slave-Ownership, Compensation and British Society at the End of Slavery (Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2009) p. 266
London Gazette 20763 10/8/1847 p. 2932; 20853 5/5/1848 p. 1773.
The passage from Carlyle is from a letter to his brother, Alexander, 2 October 1847: Collected Letters, vol. 22: see the Carlyle Letters Online
Select Committee on Sugar and Coffee Planting, 1st Report, PP1847-48 (123) XXIII Pt. I, pp. 259-61.


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Federal Direct Graduate PLUS LoanPage address: http://www.mnsu.edu/campushub/loans/gradplus/
The Federal Graduate PLUS Loan is intended to allow graduate students with acceptable credit histories to borrow to finance their graduate education. Graduate students must complete a FAFSA application and be awarded prior to applying for a Federal Graduate PLUS Loan. While not mandatory, it is strongly advised that a graduate student borrow from the Federal Direct program prior to attempting to borrow from the Federal Graduate PLUS Program. A graduate student may borrow up to their Cost of Attendance (COA) less any other financial aid received.
Apply for a Federal Direct Graduate PLUS Loan
IMPORTANT: The PLUS Loan complies with both Satisfactory Academic Progress Standards (SAPS) criteria.
Loan Eligibility
An eligible graduate Federal Direct Graduate PLUS borrower must:
- Be a U.S. citizen or eligible non-citizen (eligible non-citizens must supply documentation of their immigration status),
- Meet all of the requirements for the Federal Direct Program (for this reason, The Federal Department of Education requires a FAFSA to be on file prior to processing a Federal Direct Graduate PLUS Loan),
- Have a credit worthy history as determined by your lender, and
- Not be in default or owe a refund on any Title IV Federal Student Aid.
Credit Requirements
Minimum of 6 graduates credits is required.
Loan Amounts
There are no annual or aggregate limits on Federal Direct Graduate PLUS loans. However, you may not borrow more than the cost of education (usually expressed as a yearly amount) as determined by the school, less any other financial aid received during the time period the loan will cover. For example, if the cost of education is $14,000 per academic year, that is the maximum amount of student financial assistance a graduate student may receive from all sources including the Federal Direct Graduate PLUS Loan.
Costs Involved
The default and origination fees are subtracted from the loan, by the Department of Education, to cover the expense of processing the loan and Federal Direct Graduate PLUS Loan defaults. The fees and the current interest rate on your loan are printed on the loan disclosure statement you receive prior to or at the time your loan is disbursed. This disclosure will usually come from your lender's guarantor the Department of Education Servicer.
Origination Fees
- First disbursed on or after October 1, 2017 and before October 1, 2018 = 4.264% origination fee
- First disbursed on or after October 1, 2018 and before October 1, 2019 = 4.248% origination fee
This is a loan fee deducted proportionately from each loan disbursement you receive. This means the money you receive will be less than the amount you actually borrow. You're responsible for repaying the entire amount you borrowed and not just the amount you received.
Disbursement of Funds
If you apply for the Federal Direct Graduate PLUS Loan for the academic year, your Federal Direct Graduate PLUS Loan funds will be disbursed at the beginning of each term (1/2 Fall and 1/2 Spring). Students that only apply for a single semester will receive their loan in a single disburesement. Your funds will be disbursed at the earliest possible disbursement date according to Minnesota State University, Mankato's predetermined disbursement schedule.
You MUST repay the Federal Direct Graduate PLUS Loan. It is not a grant. Failure to repay the loan has serious consequences. If you default on your loan, all national credit bureaus will be notified. You will be subject to collections procedures by external collection agencies, wage garnishment, and seizure of federal income tax refunds.
Fall 2018 - Summer 2019
- As of 7/1/2018, Federal Direct Graduate PLUS loan interest rate is fixed at 7.6% for the 2018-2019 school year. The interest on the Federal Direct Graduate PLUS loan is not paid by the U.S. Department of Education during in-school periods. Interest accrues from the time of final disbursement. However, interest accrued during periods of deferment can be paid periodically or can accrue and be capitalized and added to the principal amount of the loan, if your lender allows.
Payments begin on a Federal Direct Graduate PLUS loan after the final disbursement of the loan. Generally, the maximum repayment period is 10 years. Repaying the loan as quickly as possible minimizes the interest costs. A repayment schedule is sent to the parent borrower upon final disbursement of the loan.
The Federal Direct Graduate PLUS Loan Program contains a variety of provisions designed for flexible repayment. Among the provisions are deferments and forbearances, which may enable the borrower to temporarily suspend or reduce payments. If problems arise in making payments, the lender or servicer should be contacted immediately to see if any of the following conditions are met.
A deferment is a period of time during which repayment requirements are temporarily suspended. Deferments are granted for specific time periods and only for conditions set forth under federal law. Deferment eligibility is based on the date that the PLUS loan was made and if the borrower has existing Federal Direct loans.
The Department of Education servicer is able to assist through times of difficulty in making payments through the use of forbearance. If a borrower is not eligible for a deferment and has difficulty making the scheduled payments, lender or servicer should be contacted to discuss the possibility of a forbearance to reduce or suspend regular payment or lengthen the repayment period.
The Department of Education servicer may grant a forbearance if eligibility for deferment is exhausted, or if the borrower is involved in certain bankruptcy proceedings or is applying for a total and permanent disability cancellation. In most cases, the decision regarding whether or not to grant forbearance is made by the lender or servicer. The Department of Education servicer is very willing to work with borrowers when they believe the borrower has a commitment to repay the loan.
The interest which accrues on the loans during periods of forbearance is the borrower's responsibility. Payment of interest can be made during the forbearance or it can be capitalized and added to the loan. If the interest is capitalized, the monthly payment amount may increase after the forbearance period has ended.


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Southeast Asian Lemon Grass & Coconut Milk Soup
All of the varied flavors come together very well in this Asian inspired soup. Sweet, salty, spicy and yet still delicate, this is a great start to any meal.
4 stalks lemon grass
4 14.5-oz. cans chicken broth
2 jalapeño chiles, seeded, thinly sliced
2 tbsp. ginger, slivered
4 4-oz. Maine lobster tails
2 cups unsweetened coconut milk
1⁄4 cup brown sugar
1⁄4 cup fish sauce
1⁄4 cup lime juice
2⁄3 cup green onions, thinly sliced
1⁄4 cup basil, chopped
1⁄4 cup cilantro, chopped
1. Bring a large pot of water to a boil. Meanwhile, pound the lemon grass stalks until flattened; discard the dry ends of the stalks. Cut the bulb sections into 1-in. pieces.
2. In a saucepan over medium heat, combine lemon grass, broth, jalapeño and ginger and bring to a boil. Reduce to low, cover, and simmer 15 min.
3. Meanwhile, plunge lobster tails into boiling water and simmer 5 min.; drain well. When cool enough to handle, twist off the tail flippers. With your finger, push meat out from the tail end. Slice the tail in half lengthwise, then into thin slices. Reserve.
4. Add coconut milk, brown sugar and fish sauce to the lemon grass broth and bring to a simmer. Add lobster and heat through. Remove from heat and stir in lime juice to taste. Stir in green onions, basil and cilantro and serve.


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Pelajari tentang kehamilan di IbuHamil.com
Mika: - Dear Coordinator,Thank you very much for communicating acaptecnce of our paper for online publication through your email of 27 December,2011 via your email a0from The title of the paper is Good Governance and HRD: a0Case Studiesa0of User Managed Safe Rural Drinking Water and Sanitation Projects in India , by Dr.P.Durgaprasad, i.e., myself, and Dr.P.Sivaram, the seconda0author. Please tell us as to when can wea0receivea0a0further communication of its online publication by the World Water Forum-6, Marseille,France from March 12 to 17,2012. Your communication at the earliest will help us plan the next step of participation in the Forum, whether in person or in absentia. I propose to request for travel and stay support from the Forum for participation in the Conference a0through a fellowship or even try and a0seek financiala0for support from my organisation.But I am not sure of either forms of support for participation in the Forum discussions as the primarya0author. I look forward to hearing from you. With Regards,Dr.P.Durgaprasad,Director(HRD) and Prof. and Head, Center for Post Graduate Studies, National Institute of Rural Development(NIRD), Rajendranagar, Hyderabad-500 030, Andhra Pradesh, INDIA. My email ID is : and phone number is:00-91-9848992613.
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Au Naturel: Cardboard & Cork Home Goods
It seems that there's been a surge in the amount of raw, natural materials in home decor lately, and I'll admit that I'm inspired by the natural, neutral tones of a lot of the organic elements I've been seeing. Cork and cardboard have really been catching my eye lately, so here are some of my favorite finds in these two sustainable materials.
Top Row:
1. Natural Rococo Cork Board, The Container Store, $24.99
2. Flexible Love Earth 08, Flexible Love
3. Smart Dresser, Overstock, $78.63
4. Kvissle Storage Set, IKEA, $14.99
5. Fox Run Coasters–Set of 6, Amazon, $7.12
Bottom Row:
1. Room Essentials Metal Lasso Lamp, Target, $13.79
2. Cork Planter Bookend Set, Canoe, $50
3. Cork Stool/Side Table, Mixt Home, $450
4. The Chairman's Table, Karton, $199 AU
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Abstract soundscape created with various artificial sounds layered with more organic sounds to create a subtle yet intense atmosphere both positive and slightly dark.
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Pink may conjure visions of Barbie dolls and Bazooka bubblegum, but spring's new hues are all grown up — decidedly more chic than sweet.
Makeup artist Peter Philips is something of an authority on the color, having created products and runway looks that span both sides of the pink spectrum. Philips created pale, glossy pink lips and nails, paired with metallic eyes, for the spring 2013 Chanel fashion show, and fuchsia pouts to accent the grunge-influenced Dries Van Noten show.
"Pink, in whatever shade or intensity, is flattering for most women," says Philips. "It's a great color to bring out a girl's beauty, without [making her seem] overly made up."
"For Chanel, I kept the skin shiny and didn't apply any blush," Philips says. "At Dries Van Noten, the focus was on the lip. I approached the lip as an accessory, a beautiful dash of color on a natural face. To enhance this effect, I [again] applied no blush."
If a look-at-me magenta lip with no blush appears stark when translated from catwalk to sidewalk, Philips has some advice.
"If you feel that an isolated color is too much, you can soften the look by applying a subtle touch of color to your cheeks," he says. "You can even use the lipstick as a blusher, by applying a sheer layer on the cheeks with your fingers."
Punchy or pale, powerful or pretty, the new shades of pink, Philips says, are "perfect for expressing a positive spring mood."


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I have made a list of all the pets https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Anwxfm9jABocdDItb1N6QlhvbnMzQVVHQWgtOVBnWFE(looks better in Chrome, than Explorer)
On page one all the pets are sorted after ability sets and on page two sorted after Quality. (Page two, row 138-263 are the uncommen pets. Bold means the "ability set" only comes with the uncommens.) Page three is my own collection, I sort in maaaany ways as I collect. I am trying to get all breeds covered in all the ability-sets. That worked fine until I found that all kind of a battlepet, does not nessesarely come with the same base-stats. Most easyly seen in breed 3/13 of the dragonhawks. So now I need to doublecheck all the pets. Plains Monitor is different from the other Lizards aswell.
EDIT: So now I have updated the first page to include base stats before breed-bonus. I have coloured the ones, that differs from the rest in the ability-set. I have made the squares of the altered base-stats the colour of the one getting better. I hope people easyly can decode it.
(I made a review of all the skins of some types of battlepets too - they are just on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10151106511417504.417452.700887503&type=3)
I hope some can use this. Sincerly Lisanette


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The Ravens' offensive line experienced a rough night, a bout of regression that often left quarterback Joe Flacco lying on the ground.
After an encouraging game against the New England Patriots where Flacco wasn't sacked and rarely hit, he sustained several big hits as the offensive line regularly broke down Thursday night against the Cleveland Browns.
Flacco was sacked a season-high four times and hit six times by the fourth quarter.
During the first half, Flacco was sacked once by quick defensive tackle Ahtyba Rubin when left guard Ramon Harewood appeared confused...


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The big Apple event everyone was waiting for took place today. Now we have the iPhone 5 to line up for later this month. Here is a summary of what the iPhone 5 is all about:
A 4-inch screen with a resolution of 1,136 x 640 or 326 pixels per inch — still a "retina" display, as Apple defines it. The larger screen has a widescreen 16:9 aspect ratio. The iPhone 5 is a little bit longer because of this, but it accommodates six rows of apps on the screen: five rows on the "pages" along with the permanent single row along the bottom.
The case is made of aluminum and measures 7.6mm thick — 18 percent thinner than the iPhone 4S. It's also 20 percent lighter at 112 grams.
The new Retina panel is 1136 x 640, which clocks in at 326ppi. It also provides better color saturation with full sRGB rendering.
The iPhone's A6 processor has been significantly shrunk down in size yet gives more powerful performance. The claim is that it doubles CPU and graphics capabilities. The result is pages loading up 2.1x faster than iPhone 4's speed.
The smaller processor is also more energy efficient. It should provide 8 hours of talk time even with the LTE. When using Wi-Fi you should get 10 hours of life out of the device.
The camera is about the same as the one in the iPhone 4S, just a little bit slimmer. It's a backlit 8 megapixel sensor with a 5 element lens and an f/2.4 aperture. The shutter speed is supposed to be 40 percent faster. There's also a new panoramic shooting mode.
The iWork suite, Garage Band and iMovie have all been updated.
Older apps will still work, and they'll be displayed in a letterbox format until Apple provides an update.
Yes, the iPhone 5 has high-speed 4G LTE capability and still has HSPA+, EV-DO and EDGE capability. In the U.S., AT&T, Sprint and Verizon will all support its 4G LTE connectivity. In Canada, Rogers, Telus and Bell will also have 4G.
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NORWICH � Norwich Tech High School hosted its annual Thanksgiving dinner for the seniors of Rose City Senior Center and other members of the community on Thursday at the school�s in-house restaurant.
It was a free event put on by Tech�s SkillsUSA chapter. The dinner was a success, with more than 50 people attending.
Norwich Tech has other holiday events in the works. It recently hosted a Sock Drive among students and teachers. The school collected more than 100 pairs of socks to donate to women and children in shelters to use during the winter.
Norwich Tech is also helping with the Toys for Tots Drive that goes until Dec. 13. Toys for Tots is an organization that takes new, donated toys, and gives them to less fortunate families so that they may also have a happy holiday.
Dropoff locations for Toys for Tots include: Better Value, 99 River Road, Lisbon; The Toy Vault, Crystal Mall, Waterford; Shear Style, 488 North Main St., Norwich; St. John�s Christian Church, 346 Shennecossett Road, Groton.
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Texas Oil Boom Helps Spur Sales at Pharr RVs
March 29, 2013 by RVBusiness · Comments Off on Texas Oil Boom Helps Spur Sales at Pharr RVs
Growth in the oil fields has spurred RV sales for Texas-based Pharr RVs, according to a report by the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal.
Over the last three years, business at the dealership has increased 10% a year, said Mike Hymer, co-owner of the business. "I would say a big part of it is attributable to the oil and natural gas industry," Hymer said.
He said that much of the area around the oil and natural gas boom offers limited rental housing and staying in a motel can get expensive. "An RV is much more economical," Hymer said.
Many of the workers from the oil and natural gas companies get a daily stipend for housing, Hymer explained. An RV means they save money and don't have to make a long-term investment.
"They're not willing to invest in real estate," Hymer said, "because the growth might be a short-term phenomenon.
Some of the workers, Hymer added, might only be in the area for a year or two.
In addition to the growth Hymer credits to oil and natural gas, he said jobs and business have also been created in the wind energy sector.
Hymer knows a lot of people haven't seen the inside of an RV lately, and don't know how the vehicles have changed over the years. He added they are surprised by what they see inside newer RVs.
"The amenities have come a long way in the last five years," Hymer said. "You see a lot of new amenities; it is making them more livable."
Bigger floorplans and modern entertainment systems are just a couple of examples. He himself lived in an RV for three months once.
"They are more like a real home," Hymer said.
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My 05 XStar with 8.1L Indmar has been acting up last two times out on lake. I do not use the perfect pass, so I use the hand throttle to "manually" control speed, rpms, etc.
Recently, when I throttle up hard to pull skier or boarders, the rpm's drop and the engine does not respond/recover until I back off the throttle and "gently" throttle up to approximately 3800 rpm's. Engine doesn't "cough" or sputter, it just refuses to accelerate aggressively.
I replaced fuel pump last summer and also had MC dealership update the software codes. In the past month, I've noticed a slight whine that I attribute to the alternator bearing going bad. Otherwise, 496 engine has just had routine maintenance and oil changes every 50 hours since I've owned boat.
Any thoughts or ideas?
Just had a similar issue on my boat. I cleaned all the fuel filters and inlet screen on the fuel pump and it fixed my issue. I was skeptical that this would fix my issue but it did. I guess I didn't realize how much trash was in my fuel tank. Ps. I had replaced my fuel pump less than 2 hours before this problem started, so it definitely could be your issue.
Mine had the same exact whine as well and it was the fuel pump starving for fuel.
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Thanks for reply Tateau18. I'll clean the fuel filters and fuel pump screen next time out and see what happens.
I started troubleshooting by checking the Perfect Pass and had there tech services walk me through a control test and a series of reprogramming. Nothing seemed to make a difference with engine surging, so I disconnected DBW Master Module to send in to PP for software update.
Unfortunately, the throttle surging continued after removal of PP, so it's not going to be that easy of a fix. The Perfect Pass technician sent me this tech bulletin so I might give it a shot before having to haul boat 3 hours away to a MC dealer.
I'll add the link to my post about the issue I had, it sounds identical to your issue. The problem is the ethanol fuel eating the inside your fuel lines and getting stuck in the pump inlet screen most likely. In that post is the link to the how to thread on cleaning the filter. It took me about 20 minutes to do. Good luck.
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I noticed my fuel gauge had dipped below the 1/4 full marker, so put 20 gallons of non-ethanol gas in boat Friday night. When returning to boat slip from gas dock (5 minute ride), throttle surging was still present. Before l left marina, I cleaned the electrical ground on engine block with battery corrosion cleaner and a wire brush. It was getting late so I didn't take boat for a drive after cleaning corrosion off engine ground.
Today I took boat out on lake and the engine purred with no hint of surging! I throttled up 8-10 times from 0-35 mph in the few minutes I had to be out on the water and the 8.1 never surged. I'm returning to the lake tonight to confirm the surging has been resolved, but I'm cautiously optimistic it will be.
Any ideas what was causing the throttle surge and what I did to fix it? In 16 months owning my boat, I have never let the fuel tank get this low (always refuel to full tank when gauge is half full).
Previous post was "accurate" for exactly one month and then the surging started again while on week vaca at TRL in late July. When surging returned, it was not remedied by filling fuel tank full. I changed the fuel filter (old filter was little dirty, but not bad) and engine still surged.
Long story short, a MC dealer friend let me borrow his fuel pump compression gauge which lead us to the culprit. At key up, fuel pump pressure was 35psi (should be 50-60psi for my pump) which was suspicious, but when engine started it immediately jumped to 55psi. I had to launch boat and run it down lake to cause surging and SURE ENOUGH, engine surging directly correlated with compression gauge dropping down to <25psi.
I had replaced fuel pump with auto parts store carter pump last summer, so I decided to take a 4 c-note upper cut to the chin and purchase a new MC fuel pump (complete fuel pump and hardware) this time. The day the MC pump was suppose to arrive, Dave mentioned he had seen black tubing kink inside fuel pumps on other MC's and recommended I check that before installing MC fuel pump system. He gave me a $0.50 corrugated tubing to replace the black thicker tubing inside the fuel pump.
VOILA - it worked!! Thankfully, the owner of Ski-N-Sports didn't mind keeping the new MC fuel pump and it only ended up costing me 60 bucks for the overnight shipping charge.
A few weeks later, I saw the fuel pump thread in which the "hose" issue is addressed with great info and pics on the first page of post.
This video of me running fuel pump compression test sucks, but it's all I've got. When vid starts and engine is on, the dial on gauge is in 1:00 o'clock position (58psi) but once I throttle up to 2500 rpm, the dial drops to the 10 o'clock position (25psi).
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A businessman has been jailed for four years after he fraudulently took £1.2m out of his friend's businesses and left Bradwell's Dairy Ice Cream company in a "very precarious position".
James Burdall used some of the money transferred from firms owned by Sheffield entrepreneur Lawrence Wosskow to fund a "lavish lifestyle" including an indoor swimming pool at his home, a court heard on Thursday, March 13.
After earning the trust of Mr Wosskow, a former joint owner of the Little Chef chain of restaurants who considered Burdall his "best and most trusted friend", the 49-year-old transferred funds to the account of his own group Forge Dam.
Although he repaid some of the £2.8m transferred between 2006 and 2010, the net loss to connected enterprise Bradwell's Ice Cream Ltd, of Wortley Court, Bradwell, in the Hope Valley, was £776,000 while Out of Town Leisure Group, which ran a number of food outlets including eight at Meadowhall Shopping Centre, had a net loss of £818,000.
Burdall would have been entitled to be paid £405,000 over this period, meaning the total fraudulently taken out of the company was £1.16m.
Out of Town could not sustain such losses, Sheffield Crown Court heard, and was put into administration in 2010 with around 350 jobs lost.
Mr Wosskow said: "His actions have had a huge impact on my health and also my finances, as when the Out of Town group was placed into administration Bradwell's Dairy Ice Cream company was also in a very precarious position."
The court heard that father-of-two Burdall, of Cottage Lane, in Bents Green, Sheffield, went to school with Mr Wosskow and became friends with him again in 2005 through their shared interest in cycling.
After Mr Wosskow suffered a heart attack in 2006, he emigrated to Florida with his family and left Burdall to oversee his businesses.
From the very start of their arrangement, Burdall started to transfer funds from the accounts of Mr Wosskow's companies to the accounts of his own business.
Ian Goldsack, prosecuting, told the court: "The pattern of transfers back and forth and their frequency seems to have no rhyme or reason other than to complicate and thereby disguise what was happening."
The court was told that Burdall appeared to have used money from the transfers to spend £280,000 on an indoor swimming pool at his home.
South Yorkshire Police began a complex investigation into Burdall's activities in July 2010. He later admitted four counts of fraud by abuse of position.
Nicholas Johnson, for Burdall, told the court the defendant had not intended to carry out fraud "from the outset".
He said: "This defendant, having formed a friendship with Mr Wosskow, intended to make a success of these enterprises."
He said Burdall, who has lost his house and has since been put on sedation after being diagnosed with depression, made "bad business decisions" and "lost his grip on reality".
Sentencing Burdall, Judge Paul Watson QC told him: "Lawrence Wosskow had two significant misfortunes in the early part of this century – firstly his failing health and secondly renewing his acquaintance with you."
He said Burdall was "a man of previous impeccable character" but told him: "This was more than reckless, there came a time when you knew the business could not withstand such losses and you continued to transfer funds."
Graham Wragg, fraud manager at South Yorkshire Police, said: "Burdall's actions can only be described as the cynical abuse of the trust and friendship placed in him by Lawrence Wosskow.
"In his self-serving pursuit of an extravagant lifestyle he caused the loss of the livelihood of 350 ordinary individuals and risked further damage to the health of his former friend."


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Once again, Nancy will be teaching at NSAI's Songposium event, which takes place Sept 21-24, 2010 this year. This is a week long event where a multitude of songwriting and music business instructors descend on Nashville and offer over 120 different courses. Attendees can take up to 16 different courses of their choosing.
Due to her touring schedule, Nancy will be teaching ALL THREE of her courses on the same day, Friday, Sept 24, 2010. Whew!
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Zwaardemaker (Swaerdemaker), a Dutch Mennonite family, originally living at Zaandam, where many of its members have served as deacons in the Zaandam-Oost congregation. In the second half of the 17th century Claes Jansz Swaerdemaker was an elder of the Zaandam-Oost Waterlander congregation. He was a well-to-do businessman and an influential leader in the church, who was often called to serve in other congregations. In 1674 he intervened in the Wormerveer Waterlander congregation, when dissensions had arisen there. Dirk Zwaardemaker (1791-1838) and his brother Hendrick (d. 1841) were trustees of the Algemeene Doopsgezinde Sociëteit, as was Dirk H. Zwaardemaker (d. 1896); all three were manufacturers, at Zaandam. K. Zwaardemaker, a lawyer at Bussum, was a trustee of the Algemeene Doopsgezinde Sociëteit 1908- d. 1914. Some Zwaardemakers were deacons at Haarlem and Amsterdam.
Cate, Steven Blaupot ten. Geschiedenis der Doopsgezinden in Holland, Zeeland, Utrecht en Gelderland, 2 vols. Amsterdam: P.N. van Kampen, 1847: v. I, 271; v. II, 67, 68.
Hoop Scheffer, Jacob Gijsbert de. Inventaris der Archiefstukken berustende bij de Vereenigde Doopsgezinde Gemeente to Amsterdam, 2 vols. Amsterdam: Uitgegeven en ten geschenke aangeboden door den Kerkeraad dier Gemeente, 1883-1884: v. I, No. 781b; v. II, No. 592.
Molhuysen, P. C. and P. J. Blok. Nieuw Nederlandsch Biografisch Woordenboek. v. 1-10. Leiden, 1911-1937: v. I, 1317 f., v. VI, 1354.
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Like fine food or artwork, handling is a subjective thing. You can quantify a suspension's performance, measuring lateral acceleration, but you can't stick a number on how easy a car is to drive quickly. Or how it makes you feel.
Except with the Porsche Cayman R. You know that bit in Spinal Tap when Nigel Tufnel brags that his amps go to 11? The 330-hp, 2,855-pound R goes to 11. Or 12, or 200. This is the rare machine that makes gods of ordinary men, a comfy-riding, unflappable corner monster that even a professional racer would have trouble finding fault with. And it's as forgiving of mistakes as they come: If you crash this, you are the type of person who could set yourself on fire making soup.
The kicker here is that the base Cayman is itself impossibly good. Which makes the R model the equivalent of sharpening an eight-inch Wüsthof to the point where it can saw through the USS Iowa. The R — depending on whom you ask at Porsche, the letter stands for Racy, Refined, or just Really Fking Good — was created through subtle changes: aluminum door skins here, stiffer springs and dampers there, and so on. But like all great cars, it's more than the sum of its parts. It's a singular, connected piece, a mid-engined rock star that snarls and dances its way into your heart.
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Those days largely came to an end in January when the local section of the California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) Board of Managers ap-proved a dramatically different format for seven team sports.
Beginning with some fall sports, a mathematical formula using state rankings, playoff appearances and opponents' records will be used to assign each school to a division for playoff purposes only.
The formula looks at a school's performance over the previous five years, placing greater weight on the most recent years.
At the top of each sport will be an "Open Division" composed of the top eight teams in the section in a given sport. All eight will enter the playoffs to determine a champion.
The next four divisions (I, II, III, IV) ranked similarly, will send the top 12 teams into playoff action, while
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Open division winners will be designated as section champions, while others will be crowned as division winners.
The new plan took 18 months to fine-tune and coincides with the hiring of Jerry Schniepp as the section's fifth commissioner.
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NEW YORK, March 18, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Faruqi & Faruqi, LLP, a leading national securities law firm, has filed a class action lawsuit against Keryx Biopharmaceuticals, Inc. ("Keryx" or the "Company") (Nasdaq:KERX).
Keryx and its Chief Executive Officer Ron Bentsur are alleged to have violated Section 10(b) and/or 20(a) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and Rule 10b-5 promulgated thereunder. Specifically, the complaint alleges that defendants mislead investors about the timing and success of Keryx's clinical trial that tested whether the drug perifosine was effective in treating late stage colorectal cancer.
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This is the work of comedian Aaron Chewning and rapper Jonny Quest, two dudes from Atlanta who are big Braves fans and also apparently friends with Javy Lopez.
You've already heard "Blurred Lines" 1,976,233 times this summer, so what's one more? The production quality is good, and you might even chuckle at the part about Craig Kimbrel having "the fastest pitch in this place."
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