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Complex old-growth forests may protect some bird species in a warming climate (Phys Org)
In a paper published today in Diversity and Distributions, a professional journal, researchers in the College of Forestry at Oregon State University reported that the more sensitive a bird species is to rising temperatures during the breeding season, the more likely it is to be affected by being near old-growth forest. (see also KTVZ, Inquisitr)
Science at the border between ice and ocean (EOS)
Specifically, the team, which included scientists from Oregon State University and the University of Alaska Southeast, sought to understand the river of meltwater leaking from the bottom of LeConte glacier into the sea, meltwater that rises as a relatively warm plume and may exacerbate the rate at which the glacier melts. The data will help scientists in their quest to make sense of climate change at a granular level.
Scientist to study living versions of origins-of-life fossils (Phys. Org)
The Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation has selected an Oregon State University researcher to lead a study of chemical signaling and metabolite production among microbial communities whose origins trace back billions of years.
Study: Post-wildfire attitudes about recovery vary (KTVZ)
"People have deeply rooted values that are affected by fires," said Chad Kooistra, who led the analysis as a Ph.D. student in the College of Forestry at Oregon State University. "Wildfires are a very salient issue, even months or years after a fire. People who live nearby or go to that area for recreation care a lot about many different aspects of that landscape. Fires can change how they perceive and experience it." (see also Phys.Org)
Pre-K program can boost kids' self-regulation skills (Psych Central)
The intervention, co-developed and tested by child development expert Dr. Megan McClelland from Oregon State University (OSU) uses music and games to help preschoolers learn and practice self-regulation skills.
The century-long search for the 'true' Bryde's whale (Earth Touch News Network)
The headline-grabbing nature of whale strandings might give the impression that such events are common, but in reality, most whale bodies actually sink back before they come anywhere near land. Oregon State University whale biologist Dr Bruce Mate estimates that even under favourable conditions, a whale's death has to occur within ten miles of shore for there to be any chance of collecting it in the surf.
Plant pathologists discover unusual evolutionary transition in common bacteria (Science Daily)
There are mostly benign species in the soil-borne, plant-associated genus of bacteria known as Rhodococcus, but a few species can be pathogenic. A team of researchers at Oregon State University used genome sequencing to identify species of Rhodococcusthat transition between beneficial and pathogenic — stimulating growth in some plants in the former case while deforming tissues in the latter. (see also Nursery Management, Infosurhoy)
Oregon Christmas trees cost more than they used to. Here's why (KATU)
"As a result of that oversupply and poor prices, growers have moved out of the business and on to other crops or other production," said Chal Landgren, Christmas tree specialist at Oregon State University's 164-acre North Willamette Research and Extension center in Aurora.
Science influencers: PNNL scientists among world's most highly cited (EIN)
Justin Teeguarden is a chief scientist for exposure science at PNNL who also holds a joint appointment at Oregon State University. He has more than 75 peer-reviewed publications, has co-authored National Academy of Sciences reports and serves on the Environmental Protection Agency's Board of Scientific Counselors Homeland Security Subcommittee.
Meet the app that connects students with advisers (E Learning News)
Enhanced student engagement marks another important achievement. "Research has shown that students' feeling a sense of belonging is important to their performance, and has a major impact on graduation rates," said Susana Rivera-Mills, Vice Provost for Academic Programs and Learning Innovation at Oregon State University. "Salesforce Advisor Link provides us with the opportunity to create that sense of belonging, building stronger relationships between advisors and students as they pursue their academic journeys."
The Water Year in Review (Princeton University Press)
Sean Fleming reflects on the top five water related news stories of 2017. The near-disaster at the Oroville Dam in Northern California, the nation's tallest, tops his list.
OSU professor named dean at S. Dakota State University (Capital Press)
John Killefer created the Department of Animal and Rangeland Sciences at OSU by merging the departments of animal sciences and rangeland, ecology and management.
Private prisons offer 'poor compensation, instability' to employees, study says (The Crime Report)
The study author, Brett C. Burkhardt, Ph.D., an assistant professor of sociology at Oregon State University's School of Public Policy, compared the demographics of private prison inmates and employees to those in state and federal prisons, based on 2005 data from the Bureau of Justice StatisticsCensus of State and Federal Adult Correctional Facilities—the most recent figures available.
Rural students have a blast in Corvallis (Statesman Journal)
Boarding a bus and heading from their rural school-house to the big university was an eagerly anticipated foray for many school kids across the state on Wednesday, Dec. 13. That's not surprising. What may be surprising is the hosts at Oregon State University appeared equally enthusiastic.
Researchers hope to prevent cherry viruses in Oregon (KOIN)
"If you're a cherry grower, you have a long list of things to be concerned about," Heater said. "It's a huge gamble to be a cherry farmer." That's where Oregon State University researcher Lauri Lutes and Professor Jay Pscheidt come in. They want to be ready for any viruses that may come to cherry trees in Oregon. (see also Fresh Plaza)
Scientifically Combined Warmer Water with Chemicals Exposure Escalates Seriously Damaging Effects in Coastal Fish (Chemicals in News)
Susanne Brander, a co-author of the study and ecotoxicologist at the Department of Environmental and Molecular Toxicology of the Oregon State University, said in a statement that, "This may be a serious issue for this species and others. We saw fewer offspring in multiple generations at the warmer temperatures across the board. With altered sex ratio and altered reproduction, there is certainly potential for population-level effects."
Want to get robots in the real world (India Times)
How to fight red thread lawn disease (Oregonian)
Winter is bearing down fast, but there's still plenty to do in the garden. What's up in yours? Got a question? Get answers from Ask an Expert, an online question-and-answer tool from Oregon State University's Extension Service.
Barley flavor in beer (Ag Info.net)
I'm Bob Larson. When I attended Oregon State University, my mother must've wondered if I was majoring in beer drinking. The answer, of course, was no … but, as it turns out, I could have! Well, at least, the science of beer making.
OSU plans building with tsunami 'vertical evacuation' (Jefferson Public Radio)
Oregon State University took some heat when it announced plans for a new building at its Hatfield Marine Science Center in Newport, because the building is in a tsunami inundation zone.
NEW! Emergency response training: Oregon State University and Corvallis community public safety partners will conduct emergency- response training from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Dec. 19 and 20 at Gill Coliseum and Reser Stadium. As part of the training, there will be emergency vehicles and training activity outside and inside of Gill and Reser. For the safety of training participants and OSU community members, please do not enter this area during the training or interfere with these activities. Contact Oregon State Patrol Lt. Eric Judah at firstname.lastname@example.com with questions about this training.
NEW! OSUsed Store Public Sale: The OSUsed Store is open for its weekly public evening sale Tuesday 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at 644 SW 13th. Note: the store will be closed to all customers Dec. 22-26. Personal purchases must be made during public sales, but departments may shop on Mondays – Thursdays 8 am – 4 pm. Learn more on our website.
NEW! Jaclyn Rushing – Forest Ecosystems and Society M.S. Defense: Jaclyn Rushing will present "Constraints to urban park visitation: Conceptual connections and spatial attributes for traditionally well-served and underserved residents" on Wednesday, Dec. 20 at 1 p.m. in Richardson 115. Rushing is completing her M.S. under the guidance of major professor Mark Needham. Free and open to the public.
NEW! Lee-Virnig retirement: Please join us next Thursday afternoon for a drop-by reception to celebrate with Janice Lee-Virnig, OSU Cashier's Operations Manager, on her retirement. Janice officially retires at the end of December – and thankfully will be continuing with us part-time into January. We will be celebrating her 15 years of service to OSU, in the Business Affairs conference room from 2:30-4:30, Thursday Dec. 21. We will have cake and some light refreshments. Please stop by and share your thanks and good wishes with Janice.
Beaver Classic Cheese Sales: Come purchase your favorite Beaver Classic Cheeses. Take home some of our new flavors…Porter Soaked, Hard Cider Soaked or Pinot Soaked Cheddars. Or our newest Award Winner…Smoked Cheddar – American Cheese Society 3rd Place 2016. Fridays 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Withycombe 159. For more information email@example.com
Meat retail: The Clark Meat Science Center retail store will be open Friday from noon-5:30 p.m. Products include fresh and cooked/smoked sausages, bacon, retail cuts, jerky, snack sticks, and Beaver Classic cheese! The store is located at 3260 SW Campus Way, next to the Motor Pool. Please email firstname.lastname@example.com for any questions regarding the store
Upcoming Events
NEW! Register now for the 36th Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration Peace Breakfast: Celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. King, while honoring members of the OSU community who carry his message and work forward in the present. The breakfast is free and open to the public but registration is required. At 11 a.m., listen to keynote speaker Melissa Harris-Perry in The LaSells Stewart Center Austin Auditorium. Harris-Perry is a writer, political commentator, former MSNBC TV host and the Maya Angelou Presidential Chair at Wake Forest University. Jan. 15, 2018 at 9 a.m. in the CH2M Hill Alumni Center Ballroom.For accommodations contact 541-737-4717 or email@example.com. For a full calendar of events visit, leadership.oregonstate.edu/mlk.
NEW! New play: The OSU College of Engineering is sponsoring "Spinning Into Butter," a play by Rebecca Gilman, produced by Bag&Baggage Productions, that explores the dangers of both racism and political correctness in America. Show times are 2 and 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 20, and 2 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 21, in room 200 at the Learning Innovation Center on OSU's Corvallis campus. Tickets are free but required and can be obtained on a first-come, first-served basis at http://engineering.oregonstate.edu/community.
Be Orange Challenge: This Faculty and Staff Fitness challenge is not about losing pounds or getting the most steps. Be Orange IS about being mindful of the small things you do every day that make you healthy. For this challenge, you will simply track the things you do each day related to diet, activity, sleep, stress and other health behaviors — no crazy goals or fancy gadgets needed! We will also have staff and activities to help keep you motivated. Drop-In Orientations: Jan. 15-19, Challenge will run Jan. 22-Mar. 4, $5 to sign up via: http://health.oregonstate.edu/faculty-staff-fitness
NAACP writing festival: The Corvallis/Albany chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) will be hosting a writing festival and scholarship competition entitled "Youth Voices of Diversity," to be held from 11 a.m. to 5:20 p.m., Jan. 15, in the Horizons Room of the Memorial Union. For more information contact Nicole Hams at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Lectures, Workshops, Webinars
NEW! Beaver Family Connections Winter Schedule: Bring your lunch from noon-1 p.m. monthly and join in on interesting topics and discussions related to your child's development and your family health and well being. There will be a Baby, Childhood, Tween/Teen and general session each term from you to choose from. Topics to be covered winter term include Promoting Self-Regulation in Young Children, Bullying 101, Social Media & Technology, and Step Parenting & Blended Families. To see the entire schedule visit http://familyresources.oregonstate.edu/FRCevents.
NEW! Hispanic Leadership Institute conference: The office of Diversity & Cultural Engagement will host an informational meeting for students who wish to learn more about the United States Hispanic Leadership Institute (USHLI) 36th national conference and the Hispanic Association of Colleges & Universities 32nd Annual Conference in Chicago on Feb. 15-18. An informational meeting will take place at the Centro Cultural César Chávez on Tuesday, Jan. 9, 4-5:15 p.m.
NEW! Foster Learning Outside the Classroom with the Online Informal Learning Certificate. Learn from Oregon State's College of Education how to guide instruct learners in informal learning settings such as nature centers, museums, zoos and aquariums. Learn more.
NEW! Business Administration Certificate – Finance Accounting Foundation Short Course Starts Jan. 15. Learn business essentials with this certificate program, which includes courses in human resources, finance, marketing, business negotiation, and more. Learn more.
NEW! Supply Chain and Transportation Certificate. This online professional development program from Oregon State offers essential experience to advance your career in the dynamic supply chain industry. Learn more.
NEW! Oregon Master Naturalist (OMN) Program Returns Jan. 22. Join the program and become part of a dedicated network of volunteers committed to preserving Oregon's natural history and natural resources. Learn more.
NEW! Launch or Expand Your Blueberry Production with Oregon State's Online Blueberry Program. This innovative online course offers a step-by-step approach to managing a successful blueberry operation. Learn more.
NEW! Launch Your Own Beer Business with Oregon State's Craft Brewery Startup Workshop. Learn from brewing industry pros, including Ninkasi and others – in Eugene, Feb. 24 – Feb. 28. Learn more.
NEW! Craft Beer Lovers and Pros – PDX Beer Styles Weekend w/ Oregon State Experts! Join Professor Tom Shellhammer in Portland for an in-depth overview of beer flavors and styles. Learn more.
NEW! Sports Facilities Management Certificate! Our unique, expert-led certificate will help you get the in-demand skills needed for a competitive advantage while building a portfolio of work to show others. Learn more.
Hone your FERPA Knowledge!: The Office of the Registrar runs a FERPA Learning Community during Winter term. If you're interested in participating, please fill out a brief survey here before Jan. 3: http://bit.ly/FERPALC2018. If you have questions, please contact firstname.lastname@example.com
Learn the Essential Elements of Contract Law with this NEW! Expert-Led Online Course. Develop a skillset that all businesses and non-profits need with Oregon State's Procurement and Contract Management online series. Learn more.
Learn to Lead Through Organizational Change and Ensure Your Team's Success. This five-week online course teaches you how to avoid pitfalls and improve employee relations during times of transition. Learn more.
Elevate Your Marketing with the NEW! Advanced Marketing Certificate. Boost your results with expert-level insight and techniques utilized by marketing pros. Learn more.
Online Business Analyst Certificate from Elite IBM Expert. Receive an immediate career jumpstart as a Business Analyst and gain the in-demand skills that hiring managers seek. Learn more.
Web Development and Coding Online Certificate Series. Gain career-ready skills in weeks with our affordable coding program starting Jan. 8. Learn more.
Take Note
NEW! How to Obtain Hybrid Course Funding: The Center for Teaching and Learning invites OSU faculty to submit proposals to participate in the Hybrid Faculty Learning Community in Spring 2018 and redesign an established Corvallis campus course as a hybrid course. Brief proposals are due Jan. 8, 2018. Professional development funding is provided. See Call for Hybrid Proposals.
NEW! Support the High School Journalism Institute: For 10 years, Oregon State University and The Oregonian have helped train the next generation of journalists and promoted diversity in newsrooms through the High School Journalism Institute. This hands-on experience brings Oregon high school students to OSU every summer, where they learn journalism skills from industry professionals and create a 32-page newspaper. In addition to learning journalism, the students get connected to OSU – they live in the residence halls, eat in the dining halls, tour campus, and earn college credit, all at no cost to them. The program needs to generate additional funds in order to continue this immersive experience. The crowdfunding page can be found here: https://create.osufoundation.org/project/7824
NEW! Mid-Monthly Emergency Preparedness Topic – Preparedness Planning It can be overwhelming knowing how to start your preparedness program at home. The Rule of 3s guidelines can help prioritize what to prepare for first. Download the attached poster for reference and sharing with others. http://emergency.oregonstate.edu/files/EP-Bulletin/12-15%20Rule%20of%203s.pdf
NEW! Surplus survey results are in: Thank you to staff and faculty who completed the Surplus Property departmental staff satisfaction survey in October. We appreciate your feedback and are taking it into account to set goals for the future. See a summary of the survey results and the changes we plan to make here.
NEW! Advancing public health: Boston University recently challenged leading public health deans and directors to share their thoughts on advancing public health in an unsettled climate. Listen to what these leaders – including Dean F. Javier Nieto from OSU's College of Public Health and Human Sciences – have to say.
NEW! PFLA Our Hero Awards: Do you know someone at OSU who deserves hero status? The individual who makes the extra effort, who steps in to assist without being asked or puts forth the effort in a moment to make your day? Here is your opportunity to recognize and celebrate their greatness. The Professional Faculty Leadership Association (PFLA) is seeking nominations for the Our Hero Award. PFLA membership is not required by either you (the Nominator) or your Hero (the Nominee). Let us help you celebrate the everyday Hero in your OSU world. Nominating your hero is easy, so visit the PFLA Our Hero webpage today.
NEW! Synergies: Learn about your odds of hitting the genetic jackpot and hear how a student went from academic probation to serving as an intern for Sen. Jeff Merkley in the College of Public Health and Human Sciences' latest edition of SYNERGIES. Also learn how – and why – you should grow your own broccoli sprouts, as well as what we're doing to improve the health of heavy equipment operators and people across Oregon and beyond.
NEW! Adapt, adopt or author open textbooks for bacc core classes: Make college more affordable and increase student success by adopting, adapting or authoring open textbooks and other no-cost learning materials for your baccalaureate core classes. Open Oregon State encourages all faculty teaching bacc core classes on campus in Corvallis, Newport, at OSU-Cascades and online via OSU Ecampus to develop open textbooks and ease the financial strain on students. Learn more and apply for funding today.
Momentum – One of the College of Engineering's strategic goals is to provide a transformational educational experience that produces graduates who drive change throughout their lives. We provide students opportunities to learn from world-renowned faculty, cooperate with their peers, test ideas in the lab and in the real world, and experience first-hand the value and strength of diversity in problem solving. In this latest issue of Momentum, we highlight some of the outstanding programs we have in place to find, nurture, and support students to maximize the trajectory of their engineering education.
Do you prefer to make a Charitable Fund Drive donation by personal check? No problem! Click herefor the pledge form. For the complete list of all the Charitable Fund Drive organizations, click here. Once you've completed the pledge form, mail it and your personal check to the Portland address located at the top of the form. Your donation, in whatever form works best for you, is much needed and appreciated! For online pledged: https://www.ipledgeonline.org/_cfduniversities/.
Chinook Book free to OSU community: The Sustainability Office and several campus partners bring you the gift of free access to Chinook Book! Chinook Book uses standards and criteria to select merchants that include aspects of sustainability in their business. All you need is an oregonstate.edu email address plus download and activation instructions. Already a user? Email verification using an oregonstate.edu email address may be required.
Faculty Funding: The Center for Teaching and Learning invites OSU faculty to submit proposals to participate in the Hybrid Faculty Learning Community in Spring 2018 and redesign an established Corvallis campus course as a hybrid course. Proposals are due Jan. 8, 2018. Professional development funding is provided. See Call for Hybrid Proposals.
External Fees Updated: Oregon State University will take written comments on its proposed updates to OSU Standard 576-010 University Fees through the end of business on Friday, Dec. 22, 2017. The purpose of the comment period is to receive public feedback regarding updates to the external fee proposals before they become effective on January 1, 2018. The proposed fees are available electronically as a pdf upon request. Comments or requests should be directed to Susan Barba at email@example.com.
Traffic and Maintenance
NEW! Kerr Admin Loading Dock closed: As part of the Kerr Admin Freight Elevator Modernization project, the Kerr Admin loading dock will be closed for approximately three months beginning Dec. 15 (see map). The closure of the east side of the loading dock will not affect hand truck deliveries or pedestrian pathways for building access. Accommodations for larger deliveries can be made when needed.
To apply for the below positions, visit http://oregonstate.edu/jobs unless otherwise specified.
Art Director – The College of Business invites applicants for a full time (1.0 FTE) 12-month Art Director position. Posting P01764UF. Closes Dec. 18.
NEW! Office Specialist 1. This recruitment will be used to fill one part-time (approximately 8 hours per week), Office Specialist 1 to support the School Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Program in the Department of Horticulture. Posting # P01300CT. Full consideration date Dec. 19. Closes Jan. 1.
Associate Dean-Academic and Student Affairs – The College of Science Deans Office is seeking an Associate Dean for Academic and Student Affairs. This is a part-time (.75 FTE), 12-month, fixed term professional faculty position. Posting #P01790UF. Full consideration date Dec. 22.
INTO OSU is currently recruiting for a Special Programs Coordinator. This position is responsible for Special Programs coordination, including communication, marketing, and program implementation. This position works closely with a range of stakeholders to ensure high quality outcomes for staff and students and acts as a main point of contact and resource for these partners. For more information or to apply please follow the link: https://workforcenow.adp.com/jobs/apply/posting.html?client=into&jobId=35898&lang=en_US&source=CC3. Closes Dec. 22.
The College of Veterinary Medicine along with Veterinary Teaching Hospital is looking for a Certified Veterinary Technician to help with our surgical departments. This is full time temporary position. If you are qualified and interested, please apply on line to posting #P01105CT no later than midnight of Dec. 22.
NEW! Fiscal Coordinator 1 – The Auxiliaries & Activities Business Center in Corvallis invites applications for one full-time (1.0 FTE), salaried, 12-month, Fiscal Coordinator 1 position. Posting #P01309CT. Closes Dec. 27.
Visiting Instructor – Mathematics OSU-Cascades in Bend, Oregon invites applications for a visiting Mathematics Instructor. This position, starting Winter term of 2018 through Spring term of 2018, is a 1.00 FTE fixed-term, non-tenure track appointment and is not renewable. Posting # P01762UF. Closes Dec 27.
NEW! Prog-Mngr Student Engagement – The College of Business invites applicants for a full time (1.0 FTE) 12-month Prog-Mngr Student Engagement position. Posting # P01787UF. Full consideration date is Dec. 28. Closes Jan. 2.
Operations Manager The Office of The Registrar – The Office of the Registrar is seeking an Operations Manager. This is a full-time (1.00 FTE),12 month, fixed term professional faculty position. Reappointment is at the discretion of the Registrar. Posting# P01795UF. Closes Dec. 29.
Procurement, Contracts and Materials Management is seeking a Procurement Contract Officer. This is a full-time (1.0 FTE), 12-month, fixed-term professional faculty position. Reappointment is at the discretion of the Chief Procurement Officer. Posting # P01784UF. Closes Jan 19, full consideration date is Dec 29.
Campus Visit/Transfer Coordinator- OSU-Cascades in Bend, Oregon invites applications for a Campus Visit/Transfer Coordinator. This position is a full-time, 1.00 FTE 12-month fixed-term, professional faculty position. Posting # P01765UF. The full consideration date is Dec 29. Closes Jan. 26, 2018.
UPDATED! Cook 1 – University Housing & Dining Services (UHDS) invites applications for one full-time, 10-month, classified Cook 1 position. Posting # P01125CT. Closing date is Dec. 29 or when filled.
Master Gardener Coordinator – The Oregon State University Extension Service invites applications for a full-time (1.0 FTE), 12-month, fixed-term Small Farms and Master Gardener Coordinator position, that will be located at the Extension Lincoln County Office in Newport, Oregon. This position will be affiliated with the College of Agricultural Sciences, and the Forestry & Natural Resources Program at Oregon State University. Reappointment is at the discretion of Regional Director and the Program Leaders. Posting# P01770UF. Closes Dec. 30.
Assistant Professor – Architectural Engineering – The College of Engineering's School of Civil and Construction Engineering invites applications for a full-time (1.00 FTE), 9-month, tenure-track Assistant Professor position Posting #P01733UF. Full consideration date: Dec. 30.
NEW! Accountant 1 – The Health Sciences Business Center invites applications for one full-time (1.0 FTE) Accountant 1. Posting # P01305CT. Closes Dec. 31.
NEW! Student Health Services invites applications for a full-time (1.0 FTE), 12-month, Office Specialist 2- Admin Support Posting #P01304CT. Closes Jan. 1.
NEW! Student Health Services invites applications for a full-time (1.0 FTE), 12-month, Office Specialist 2- Immunization Compliance Assistant Posting #P01308CT. (This is an internal employment opportunity.) Closes Jan. 1.
Minute Recording and Transcription Services Contractor: The City of Corvallis is accepting résumés for a Minute Recorder/Transcriber Contractor. Work typically involves attending one or more meetings per month. Must own personal laptop and digital recorder. Compensation is $25 per hour, including actual meeting time and no more than three (3) hours transcription time per one (1) hour of meeting time. Successful contractor candidates will demonstrate strong writing and Word Processing skills, ability to accurately record minutes and present them in good grammatical form, provide verifiable references, and pass a criminal background check. Submit resumes to the Central Administrative Services Manager via e-mail to email@example.com. Please use "Minute Contractor" in the subject line. Closes: Jan. 1, 2018.
The School of Mechanical, Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering invites applications for a full-time (1.0FTE), 12-month, Advisor – Academic position. Posting #P01782UF. Full consideration date Jan 2. Closes Jan 9.
This recruitment will be used to fill one full-time Analyst Programmer, competency level 2 position for the Office of the Registrar at Oregon State University (OSU). Posting # P01291CT. Closes Jan. 2, 2018.
Office Specialist 1 –This recruitment will be used to fill one part-time (approximately 16 hours per week) Office Specialist 1 position for the Extension Douglas County Office at Oregon State University (OSU). This position will be located in Roseburg, Oregon. Posting# P01287CT. Closes Jan. 2, 2018.
Associate Head Advisor – College of Public Health and Human Sciences, Office of Student Success, invites applications for a Associate Head Advisor. This is a full time (1.0 FTE) 1- month, fixed term, professional faculty position. Posting #P01744UF, Closes Jan. 5, 2018
NEW! The Housing and Arrivals Coordinator is responsible for ensuring positive experiences for INTO OSU students throughout the arrival process and during their time living on campus. This position works closely with OSU University Housing and Dining Services, the INTO North America Application Processing Center, and a range of other stakeholders and acts as a main point of contact and resource for these partners. For more information or to apply, please follow the link: https://workforcenow.adp.com/jobs/apply/posting.html?client=into&jobId=36078&lang=en_US&source=CC3. Closes Jan. 7, 2018.
INTO OSU is currently recruiting for an Admissions Coordinator. The Admissions Coordinator oversees critical processes within International Admissions and represents the team in many collaborations within the INTO OSU Center. This position leads a team of Admissions Representatives and demonstrates excellent customer service. This position addresses the needs of partners and stakeholders through timely communication and accurate problem solving. Stakeholders that this position will frequently interact with include: the Application Processing Center (APC), INTO Regional Offices, Educational Counsellors, OSU Admissions, and sponsors. For more information or to apply please follow the link: https://workforcenow.adp.com/jobs/apply/posting.html?client=into&jobId=35901&lang=en_US&source=CC3. Closes Jan. 7.
NEW! Education Program Assistant 1 – This recruitment will be used to fill one part-time .75 FTE (approximately 30 hours per week), Limited Duration (approximately 1 year) Education Program Assistant 1 (EPA1) with the Oregon State University (OSU) Extension Service Family and Community Health (FCH) program. This position will be located in Eugene serving Lane County. Posting# P01313CT. Closes Jan. 15.
Finance & Accounting Manager – The Agricultural Sciences and Marine Sciences Business Center invites applications for a full-time (1.00 FTE), 12-month, Finance & Accounting Manager position. Posting #P01766UF.Close Jan. 15, 2018. This is a working manager position responsible for supervising Business Center financial and accounting functions in the AMBC.
Assistant/Associate Professor – The College of Engineering's School of Nuclear Science and Engineering invites applications for a full-time (1.00 FTE), 9-month, tenure-track Assistant or Associate Professor position (depending on qualifications). Posting #P01684UF. Full consideration date: Jan. 18, 2018.
Technical Writing Evaluator – The School of Mechanical, Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering invites applications for a part-time, hourly Academic Wage Technical Writing Evaluator position. Posting #P00314AW. Closes June 15 or when filled.
ABE Teacher The College Assistant Migrant Program (CAMP) is seeking an ABE Teacher. This is a part-time, .49 FTE, 9-month, fixed term professional faculty position. Posting # P01530UF. Closes June 30, 2018.
The Oregon State University Foundation is searching for an Accounting student worker to help with: data entry, event/facility support, general ledger recording, special projects and general office duties such as copying, filing and scanning. Up to 20 hours per week. Applicants must be current OSU students. This position is open immediately with preference given to applicants from the College of Business who have an interest in continuing work throughout the 2017-18 academic year. Work-study students are encouraged to apply. $10.25-12/hour. Apply at: http://www.osufoundation.org/s/359/foundation/index.aspx?sid=359&gid=34&pgid=6857
The Oregon State University Foundation/Alumni Association is searching for an Career Services student worker to help with: resume/cover letter review, web page content management, draft marketing emails, help set-up for events, help create presentations, etc. PT 20 hours/week, $10.25 per hour. Submit cover letter and resume to: email@example.com
The Oregon State University Foundation/Alumni Association is searching for an Office Assistant student worker to help with: answering phones, greeting customers, data entry, preparing mailing, scanning/copying, website content management, preparing supply boxes, event name tags and material preparation, etc. PT 20 hours/week, $10.25 per hour. Submit cover letter and resume to: email@example.com
The OSU Alumni Association has two new opportunities Alumni Center Sr. Event Technician and Alumni Center Event Technician. The Alumni Center Sr. Event Technician is part of the Alumni Center team responsible for successful delivery of events at the CH2M Hill Alumni Center. Additionally, this position is the lead worker and student workforce manager responsible for carrying out the day-to-day operations of the CH2M Hill Alumni Center. The Alumni Center Event Technician provides event and facility support to the CH2M Hill Alumni Center. To learn more and apply, visit: www.osufoundation.org
The Oregon State University Foundation has an new opportunity for a Facilities and Office Technician. This position is responsible for coordinating all aspects of the Foundation's Corvallis building, offices, and grounds, and for selected facilities activities in the Foundation's Portland office. Learn more or apply at: www.osufoundation.org
Corvallis: "Winter is the time for comfort, for good food and warmth, for the touch of a friendly hand and for a talk beside the fire: it is time for home."– Edith Sitwell. Rain for the beginning part of the week with highs and lows in the 40s. By Thursday, the sun will return with highs in the 40s, and lows in the upper 20s.
Central Oregon: A chance of rain and snow early in the week, with sunshine by midweek, highs in the 30s, lows in the teens.
Newport: Windy and rainy for the first part of the week with highs in the 50s and lows in the 40s. Sunshine by Thursday, highs in the 40s, lows in the 30s.
Statewide: For OSU employees around the state, find your local forecast here: http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/pqr/


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It's a fact of life that the poor always exist (Matt. 26:11). There are differing degrees of poverty, and some of the poorest in our society are homeless. There are various reasons why a person becomes poor. Some are poor because of their own bad choices (Prov. 24:30-34; cf. 13:18; 23:21), while some are poor because of the bad choices of others (Mic. 2:1-2; cf. Jer. 22:13; Jam. 5:4). Some look for a hand up, while others want a hand out. Our ability to help is sometimes hindered by our lack of resources, and other times by the recipient's unwillingness to receive what we offer. Continue reading
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Bible Promises that Strengthen our Faith
The Lord permits us to face trials in order to develop our Christian character (Jam. 1:2-4). He also gives us promises that are rooted in His character that we might learn to trust Him as we walk with Him. The tests of life are inevitable, but how we handle them is optional. Continue reading
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God's Righteousness at the Cross
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Jesus called men to follow Him (Matt. 4:18-19; 9:9; John 1:43), and He had many female followers as well, several of whom funded His earthly ministry (Luke 8:1-3). To follow Jesus means to learn His teaching, obey His commands and model our life after Him. Followers of Jesus were to share the gospel (Matt. 4:19), not be bound by the world's values (Matt. 8:19-22), treasure Jesus above one's profession (Matt. 9:9), be committed to Jesus above family (Matt. 10:34-38; cf. Mark 1:20), and deny self and take up one's cross daily (Matt. 16:24; cf. Luke 9:23). There is no place for personal glory or selfishness in serving the Lord, as one's life is given for His glory and the benefit of others (1 Cor. 10:32-33; Phil. 2:3-4). To follow Jesus is a lifelong pursuit. Continue reading
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Daniel was born into a good family of noble birth in Judah (Dan. 1:3-6). In his early years he witnessed the spiritual and moral decline of his country. Idolatry was rampant in Israel to such an extent that human sacrifice had become acceptable (Ezek. 16:20-21). As a result of Judah's spiritual decline, God brought judgment upon the nation through Nebuchadnezzar, a Babylonian king (Jer. 25:8-9; Dan. 1:1-2), who besieged Jerusalem in 605 B.C. and transported many captives to his homeland. Continue reading
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Celebrating our 25th Anniversary in Concord, MA: Fiscal Lessons for the Future
Budget Chaos in Context: Fiscal Lessons Learned for a Challenging Future
Join The Concord Coalition as we mark our 25th anniversary by looking at fiscal lessons learned the past quarter-century and how those lessons apply to the major policy challenges of the next 25 years. While the political and economic landscapes have changed, one thing remains the same: our fiscal trajectory is unsustainable.
Congresswoman Niki Tsongas is the United States representative for the third district of Massachusetts, a seat she has held since 2007 and the same seat held three decades earlier by her late husband, Paul Tsongas. Paul was also a senator, presidential candidate and co-founder of The Concord Coalition.
Doug Elmendorf is an economist, dean and Don K. Price professor of public policy at Harvard Kennedy School and was the director of the Congressional Budget Office from 2009 to 2015.
Scot Lehigh is a columnist for the Boston Globe, was a Pulitzer Prize finalist in national reporting for his coverage of the 1988 presidential campaign and has covered state and national politics since 1985. Scot will moderate a panel taking place during the event.
Robert Bixby is executive director of The Concord Coalition, a nonpartisan grassroots organization that advocates for generationally responsible fiscal policy.
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If you think your pet is among those listed, you may visit the Humane Society of Washington County at 13011 Maugansville Road. The shelter's business hours are Monday, 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m.; Tuesday and Thursday, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Wednesday and Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and Saturday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Avocado (Persea americana) is an evergreen tree native to Central America, so most varieties are sensitive to cold and frost. It belongs to the same flowering plant family Lauraceae, along with cinnamon, camphor and bay laurel.
The trees grow up to 20 m tall, having alternately arranged leaves of 12-25 cm long. The flowers are inconspicuous, greenish-yellow, 5-10 mm wide. Trees are partially self-pollinating. The fruits have a green-skinned, fleshy body and may be pear-shaped, egg-shaped, or spherical. They and are 7-20 cm long and weigh between 100-1000 grams. The fruit has a large central seed, 5-6.4 cm long.
The avocado is a climacteric fruit, like bananas, which means it matures on the tree but ripens off the tree. Avocados must be mature before picking in order to ripen properly. Once picked, avocados ripen in one to two weeks at room temperature. Avocados that fall off the tree ripen on the ground. Generally, fruits are picked once they reach maturity.
All avocado trees need to be protected from heavy frosts and strong winds. The subtropical species needs a climate without frost and with little wind because high winds reduce the humidity, dehydrate the flowers and affect pollination. When even a mild frost occurs, premature fruit drop may happen.
Avocados prefer to be planted in sunny locations that are protected from wind. They will need a well drained soil, ideally more than 1 m deep, and will not thrive in heavy clay soils for long. If you do have heavy clay soils consider planting your avocado tree in a raised bed. The raised bed should be at least half a meter above the existing level of the soil. It is also very important not to plant avocado trees too deeply. Plant them at least 3-5 cm above the existing soil level and then create a small mound around the base with a mixture of compost and well drained soil. Avocado trees are susceptible to root rot so you should avoid planting a new avocado tree in a place where an old tree had died, as the soil may be contaminated.
As most avocado trees can reach a height of more than 7 m tall when fully grown, selecting the proper place to plant your avocado tree is important for successful growing. Avocados should only be minimally pruned in order to shape and control size and this should be done after fruiting. Frequent pinching of young trees is a good method to shape the tree, rather than heavy pruning.
Do not overwater your avocado trees. Over watering trees in the ground in certain soils is often the main factor in causing root rot. Avocados prefer infrequent deep root watering. It is best to allow trees to dry out watering again. Avocados growing in containers need consistent frequent watering.
Avocado trees should be fed on a regular basis. Fertilize using well balanced citrus food. Avocado trees that have been well feed year-round are better able to deal with cold temperatures in the winter. Apply a 8-10 cm layer of mulch to avocado trees each year to help retain soil moisture and improve soil quality. Apply mulch in spring and fall under the canopy of the tree, keep it away from the trunk of the tree.
You can grow your avocados indoor if your climate doesn't allow you to grow it in the garden. Usually, avocados are grown from pits indoors. Remove the pit from a ripe, unrefrigerated avocado. Stab it with three or four tooth picks, about one third of the way up and then place it in a jar or vase with tepid water. The pit should split in 4-6 weeks and roots and a sprout should appear. Once the stem has grown a few cm, place it in a pot with soil. Water it every few days. As avocados grow quickly you must be ready to repot the plant several times.
The species is only partially able to self-pollinate. This limitation makes the species difficult to breed so most cultivars are propagated via grafting.
Avocados can also be propagated by seeds but it will take about 4-6 years to bear fruit. The offspring is unlikely to be identical to the parent cultivar in fruit quality so prime quality varieties are therefore propagated by grafting to rootstocks. After about a year of growing in the greenhouse, the young rootstocks are ready to be grafted. The best time to plant avocado trees is in spring or in autumn. Prepare the ground two months before planting by adding compost and well-rotted manure to avoid the delicate roots being burned.
Harvest the fruits when their skin will begin to dull. A good indicator to know that your fruits are ready is when the first fruits start to fall to the ground. It will be fully ripe two weeks later. You can harvest the other fruits progressively, as you need them.


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It didn't take long for people to reach out Monday to ask, "Did you see the Bloomberg article about South Boston?" Bloomberg.com's Aug. 7 deep-think piece was titled "This American Town Was Left to Die, and Suddenly Economists Care." The first thing I'll say about the article is, yes, I saw it, probably within an hour or so after it was first posted online, because that's the kind of world today that we live in. Second, Bloomberg's sojourn to South Boston builds on a long and (in)glorious record of our community drawing an inordinate amount of national media attention over the years. We've shown up in The Washington Post, The New York Times, MSNBC and now Bloomberg. Yet still no love from Mad magazine. Drats.
As for the article itself, where to start? The general premise is that South Boston is typical of communities around the country that were hollowed out by free trade and the decline of the manufacturing sector, all deliberate outcomes of a prevailing economic policy known as "neoliberalism." (You could substitute the word "globalism" and have pretty much the same thing.) Without so much as checking the Wikipedia page, I can give you a snap definition of neoliberalism: It's the political consensus that developed in the 1990s with the fall of the Soviet Union that posited that capitalism was ascendant and history was dead (the title of a famous essay), and everything from now on should be organized around capital-friendly tenets of open borders and free flow of goods. Under this political consensus, the United States would develop its economy around comparative advantages of a highly-educated workforce, strong financial sector, technological prowess and what else have you. The private sector would function largely in concert with the public sector, with the reach of the latter greatly diminished. The results as we experience them today are personified by (1) WalMart, (2) iPhones, (3) European ballers in the NBA and (4) empty textile plants. Which brings us back to South Boston.
The Bloomberg piece is both a hoot and a yawn. It's got Paul Krugman! And Joseph Stiglitz! And Thomas Piketty! (All of whom, by the way, are awesome. Yes, I read lefty economic blogs. Everyone is entitled to a weird hobby.) Piketty is a French economist who has done pioneering work on income inequality, which unfortunately receives fairly cursory treatment in Bloomberg's article. Another missing component in the piece are real people, i.e., flesh-and-blood examples of how a free trade, capital-driven economy has produced genuine human suffering and angst. The basic story that Bloomberg tells has been told many times before, and often better elsewhere.
The amusing part of the Bloomberg article? I loved how an All-Star team of liberal economists is paired up with for public sector celebrities in little ol' Halifax County. There's Tom Raab joining rhetorical arms with Paul Krugman! Jim Halasz tag-teaming with Joe Stiglitz! (Both South Boston's town manager and the Halifax County administrator are quoted prominently by Bloomberg reporter Craig Torres.) Offering a definition of neoliberalism, Bloomberg notes (accurately) that its strongest proponents have included "Washington think-tanks" such as the Heritage Foundation, which predicted "prosperity that benefits every citizen" with the adoption of this modernized economic approach. The word "neoliberalism" is confusing insofar as it suggests liberals might be the chief proponents. Yet all of neoliberalism's critics in Bloomberg's piece (Krugman, Stiglitz and others) are famously left-wing. The Heritage Foundation, on the other hand, is famously right-wing. Under any reasonable definition of neoliberalism, one could group figures as disparate as Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, Barack Obama and Mitt Romney. Bernie Sanders is definitely not a neoliberal. Hillary Clinton is. Donald Trump isn't a neoliberal, either, but whereas most dissenters from the orthodoxy want to reverse the obscenely lopsided distribution of wealth upward to neoliberalism's winners, Trump just wants to give his beleaguered superrich friends a big fat tax cut.
The big question as far as South Boston is concerned is: Why us? How did we come to be featured in this mass-media, enterprise-level piece of journalism? (To my way of thinking at least, the article paradoxically also has the feel of being patched together by a reporting team that parachuted into town.) Bloomberg's choice of South Boston seems to be tied to two other local figures quoted in the article: Ted Bennett and Tommy Nelson, former executive director and current foundation board president, respectively, of the Southern Virginia Higher Education Center. The SVHEC is a genuine triumph. It's an example of how civic-minded people in Halifax County work very hard to ensure that our community has a future. I'm not really sure if Halifax County and South Boston can claim a self-supporting ethos that surpasses that of other communities, but the SVHEC offers a compelling story of how small communities haven't given up on their futures. If I were an out-of-town journalist looking to profile a community that refuses to be crushed under the neoliberal thumb, I'd be intrigued, too.
Then again, if I were said out-of-town journalist, I do hope I would have the discretion — and good sense — not to write these words: "The repair job under way in Halifax County owes little to political ideology, or to economists. It's a patchwork of self-help." Um, OK. Don't get me wrong: Lots of people in Halifax County have much to be proud of in their efforts to make the community a better place. Can't stress that point strongly enough. Yet it's also true that we evince an unfortunate tendency to be our own worst enemies. Which, contrary to Bloomberg's assertion, is entirely a matter of political ideology. Their article serves up a weird juxtaposition of lefty economists who warned from the start that globalization would create winners and losers and that more should be done to protect those on the short end of the bargain – and plucky, self-reliant locals who have no use for lefty economists. One party is noble, the other is knowledgeable, and the twain shall never meet.
Let's never forget that Halifax County and Southside Virginia could gain hundreds of good-paying jobs practically overnight with one simple step: expanding Medicaid to cover the poor, including the working poor. Aside from improving the woeful health status of the area, Medicaid expansion would be a sure-fire way to spur employment in the health care sector. And boy, could we ever sure use both positive outcomes: The United Way recently produced a study on the state of Virginia that suggests that fully half of Halifax County citizens struggle to afford basic necessities, of which health care is a biggie. (Halifax's 51 percent score on the United Way survey is nothing special, by the way: Mecklenburg's figure is 52 percent, Danville city is 49 percent, Brunswick County is 55 percent and Charlotte County is 58 percent. There really isn't very much in Charlotte County to support anything.) Medicaid expansion is one of the finest aspects of Obamacare, a.k.a. that law that ain't going anywhere (thanks, Congress!), and you might think after recent Republican failures on this score state GOP lawmakers such as James Edmunds and Frank Ruff would drop their foolish and cruel opposition to helping their own constituents access health care. Instead, Virginia Medicaid expansion continues to be held up in the General Assembly by Republican legislators, many hailing from areas that would benefit most (such as Southside). There are many more examples I could give of reactionary politics and ideology getting in the way of our best efforts toward self-salvation, but I'll stop there. (Although not before first giving whatever the opposite of a shout-out is to Bloomberg for crediting "tobacco settlement funds" that were "scraped together" for the community's revival. Does that parachute come with a ripcord?)
It's boneheaded, self-defeating stuff like this — along with continued voter support for do-nothing types like James Edmunds in an important sphere where perhaps some help for Halifax County could be had — that makes me want to throw my smartphone into a bathtub whenever I read about the resolve of rural communities to "transform" themselves. How about we simply not shoot ourselves in the foot? "This American Town Was Left to Die, and Suddenly Economists Care" is not a headline meant to reflect well on economists. Fair enough — the opprobrium is deserved. But what headline should we write about ourselves? By avoiding that task, maybe the folks at Bloomberg were only trying to be polite.
Regarding the other big news in the headlines: I don't really think the prospect of nuclear war with North Korea is much to be worried about, but I do suddenly find myself spending a lot of time online reading up on a subject that I normally pay little attention to. So maybe the panic center of my brain is trying to tell the logic center something.
The run-up to World War I might be useful to consider here: It's generally accepted by historians that the nations of Europe that fought that war never thought it would happen, didn't believe it would accomplish much good, nor did they plan to spill their own blood and treasure. Yet somehow the antagonists blundered into war anyway, even without the likes of Donald Trump and Kim Jung Un calling the shots.
Maybe after Trump's "fire and fury" threat this week, someone can cancel the HBO feed so the President of the United States will refrain from dragon-riding "Game of Thrones" fantasies?


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Name Pronounced: Tl-nack
Appearance: T'lnak who was know as Tilnak before he impressed, has brown hair and blue eyes. His complexion has what looks like a natural light tan. Spending time in the Arolos sun will give him a darker tan, but he will not be prone to sunburn at least.
Personality: Tilnak feels like he was born under an unlucky star. He has kept going though because that is who he is. He never seemed to be able to avoid being in the wrong place at the wrong time.
History: Tilnak was born to two Arolos kitchen workers, both accomplished cooks in their own rights. He was growing up and being educated along with his two older sisters and three younger brothers. His parents believed that education was important. The fact that they chose kitchen duties had nothing to do with intelligence, but to Tilnak it was a bit demeaning in his eyes and he was determined to find a higher purpose in life. What that purpose would be was a mystery to him, but when he began volunteering in the kennel, Tilnak found himself to an extent.
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Pet Name: Hiss
Pet Type: Feline
Appearance: Hiss is a black and white tuxedo patterned male feline. He has a nick in one ear and half of his tail is gone by an apparent survival sacrifice which may have been done by a wher or a canine since those are the creatures he avoids.
Personality: Hiss is an altered male. He is a rescue that T'lnak adopted from the Weyr kennels. The cat is experienced in dealing with draconics and not becoming a dragon or wher or any other predator snack. He has the scars to prove it. He is trying to work his way into gaining blue Chakkerth's trust, but only sets foot on Chakkerth's ledge when T'lnak is out there, too. When rider and dragon are out of their weyr, Hiss loves sunning out there with or without his sister, Spit. Otherwise the feline is content being indoor resident rodent and creepy crawlie exterminator which was the main reason T'lnak adopted him and Spit. He now owns the weyr and T'lnak in partnership with Spit, his litter sibling, kennel buddy, and fellow adopted feline who is equally knowledgeable about survival around dragons and whers.
Second Pet Name: Spit
Pet Type: Feline
Appearance: Spit is a female color-point cat with a cream tan color body and what appears to be faded torti-shell pattern points on ears, face-mask, tail, and legs. The tortie pattern also expands from her tail down her upper back fading into her body color. She like her brother, Hiss, have scars of lessons learned, but hers are hidden by fur.
Personality: Spit has been neutered and is content to be indoors like her brother. She has no delusions or desires of making friends with blue Chakkerth although she loves sunning on his ledge with her brother until she hears Chakkerth's wingbeats nearing the weyr and then she rapidly heads back to safety. She does fancy herself as the other most important person in T'lnak's life with a desire to occupy any space T'lnak happens to also occupy which includes his pillow while he is sleeping.
Information about T'lnak's dragon
Dragon Name: Chakkerth
Colour: Blue
Age: 188.8.131.52
Wing (Weyrling Group): Skystrikers
Appearance: Chakkerth is a large blue, among the largest at Arolos. When full grown, he�ll rival some of the smaller browns in size and, as a result, he�ll be one of the few blues who, on most occasions, will be able to last a full Fall. His hide is a dark, deep shade of blue over most of his body, but his chest and face are both a much lighter shade of blue.
Personality: As helpful as his size will be when fighting thread, it will also cause a number of problems because Chakkerth has no problem using his size to frighten those he sees as dangerous to his �family, his rider, and clutchmates.
Weyr of Origin: Arolos
Abilites and weaknesses: Abilities: His strength, size, and his willingness to protect those he trusts and cares about that will include his rider,clutchmates, friends, and wingmates.
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Craft: Tanner
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UK Foreign Secretary welcomes Croatia's EU entry
In Croatia on 30 to 31 May, the UK Foreign Secretary William Hague met top state leaders to warmly welcome the country into the European Union on 1 July as partner and ally.
During his 30 to 31 May visit to Croatia, the UK Foreign Secretary William Hague praised the Croatian leaders and people for the achievements leading up to EU accession and congratulated Croatia on its imminent entry to the European Union.
The Foreign Secretary met his Croatian counterpart and Deputy Prime Minister Vesna Pusić, as well as President Ivo Josipović and Prime Minister Zoran Milanović.
The Foreign Secretary said his visit to Croatia and last week's visit of President Josipović to London ''show the continued strength of our friendship and partnership.'' He underlined the UK's readiness to further develop its relations with Croatia.
The Foreign Secretary said Croatia's accession to the EU was sending a strong message to other countries in the region - the process was tough but there were clear benefits at the end of it. It was also important, however, that reforms continued post-accession:
As a new EU partner, we look forward to working with Croatia bilaterally and in the EU in building a more competitive, adaptable and open European Union for the benefit of all its citizens.


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Britain's Prince Harry and his girlfriend of two years Cressida Bonas ended their relationship after a heated argument, reportedly prompted by concerns over money.
"It doesn't matter whether you're rich or you're poor. Guess what? It's never about money. It's the power struggle underneath," says Bonnie Eaker Weil, a New York City relationship therapist and author of Financial Infidelity: Seven Steps to Conquering the #1 Relationship Wrecker.
Financial conflict predicts a break-up better than other relationship issues. Research has shown that couples who disagree about finance are more likely to split up. Arguments appear to be about dollars and cents; but they're about more - power, commitment, ego, respect, fairness.
Prince Harry and Ms. Bonas had been due to fly to America together to attend the wedding of the Prince's friend but Miss Bonas had to pay for her own air fare (650 pounds) and did not want to spend so much if the future of their relationship was unsure; this lead to a row and then the split, reports suggest.
A friend told British media: "Cressida was due to go to the wedding but she was paying for her own ticket, and she could only just afford it. She has never complained about paying her own way, though she has been hard pushed to do so."
"She's feeling: 'If you love me, you'll pay for my ticket. If you're withholding about money, maybe you're going to be withholding with how you feel about me,'" Dr. Weil says. "He could be saying, 'If you love me, show me that you don't want me for my money…' Each person is using the money as a stand-in for love and as a test for how [he/she] feels about it."
So who should pay for most things including entertainment and dates?
According to conventions of chivalry, the man pays on a date but egalitarian ideas suggest gender should not determine who pays. However, despite the advancements that men and women have made in the family and workplace, we still seem to adhere to conventional gender norms.
A U.S. study called, "Who Pays For Dates," found that 84% of men and 58% of women report that men pay for most expenses even after dating for a while.
Many women (39%) wished men would reject their offers to pay and 44% were bothered when men expected women to help pay.
"I've heard so-called feminists saying, his money is our money and my money is my money," says Janet Lever, professor of sociology at California State University, Los Angeles, and one of the authors of the report.
Although 64% believed that women should contribute and 44% said they'd stop dating a woman who never pays, the majority of men (74%) reported feeling guilty accepting women's money.
"There was one guy who said it so eloquently, 'I'm making $53,000 and dating a woman who is making $28,000 so I don't expect her to pay anything. If I were dating a woman who was making $100,000, I'd expect her to pay a lot more but I'd still be paying most of the expenses," she says. "Gender trumps income disparity."
Will Lam says the person who extends the invitation should be the one who foots the bill.
"If you're extending the invite, that person is your guest and you should treat them as such. The whole going dutch makes things weird," says the 31-year-old Toronto product manager. "And if the date goes well but your date insists on paying you can let your date return the favour next time (if there is a next time)."
There may not be a next time if the woman is judging the guy's generosity based on whether he picks up the tab; on the flip side, the guy may feel like he's being used. Either way, unspoken expectations make the dating game even trickier.
"Miss Bonas, who earns around [20,000 pounds] and prefers not to rely on financial support from her parents, does not have the sort of money at her disposal to keep up with her boyfriend," The Daily Telegraph reported.
It doesn't seem fair that Ms. Bonas would have to "keep up" with the prince. But what is "fair" varies per couple. Relationships are never a perfect 50-50 split. Sometimes someone gives more in terms of time or money or care and then it shifts. The number of women who are out-earning their partners is increasing and more couples are splitting the cost of things such as engagement rings.
The important thing when money is involved is to discuss who is paying before any money is put down. That includes on a first date, Dr. Weil says.
"Talk about the way you see money…How do you feel about the check?" she says. "If you're not comfortable paying, you have to say something right away."
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A TOURIST who was trying to walk from Liverpool to Blackpool was rescued by Southport Lifeboat on Sunday night.
The Liverpool man, believed to be in his fifties, had set out from the city that morning and walked along the Sefton coastline.
But north of Southport pier, as the sun set, he was spotted by a passer-by who called 999.
Southport Lifeboat was paged by Crosby Coastguard at 8.25pm and rescuers, Keith Porter and Paul Rimmer, jumped onto their quad bikes and sped across the marshy beach.
Keith said: "About one-and-a-half miles north of the pier we spotted this spot on the horizon.
"We got out to him and he said he was walking across the Ribble to get to Blackpool. He was walking in a straight line there."
The quad bikes met with the Southport Auxiliary Coastguard Team on route to the walker.
And the coastguard then guided the lifeboat quads to the man who was now two-and-a-half miles north of the old Rainford's sandwinning plant at Marshside.
The quads picked the walker up who was thought to be hypothermic and took him to a waiting ambulance.
Keith said: "He would have just kept going. It was 45 minutes before dark.
"Once you're out there and it goes dark it is not a nice place.
"He might have kept walking and ended up in the Ribble.
"The tide was on its way out, but there are some horrible mud patches.
"It is a misconception that you can walk to Blackpool."
He warned people that it was never possible to walk across the Ribble even at low tide.
The man was taken to hospital as a precaution.
Southport Lifeboat is run by the Southport Offshore Rescue Trust and is responsible for all of its own financing and fundraising.
To donate please visit www.southport-lifeboat.org.uk


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I was awakened before dawn this morning by the settling mists of the Bitter Coast. While I enjoyed my night out of doors I don't think I want to make a habit of it. I skewered a fresh mudcrab for breakfast and set to rummaging the island for useful plants. By mid-morning I had explored most thoroughly and also stuffed my pack. To my surprise I found that I was sharing the island with what I assume is a smuggling operation. A well concealed cave on the north end of the island showed signs of recent occupation. Among other things to be done in Balmora I want to find out from Caius and Nine-Toes exactly what the Blades stance on smugglers is. I may come back and try to join them, or I might try raiding their cave.
With my bulging pack I headed across the water for home, making a fairly quick trip of it. While I was not actively hunting, the regular swamp denizens were, and I did add slightly to my already burdensome load. I also had a chance to use another of my newly learned applications of the mystic arts, which went surprisingly well. One of the soul gems I picked up is now charged with the life force of a cliff racer. Although it is of limited power this gem can now be used to enchant a weapon or other item. I will definitely check with Galbedir the enchantress tomorrow when I arrive at the guild hall to see what can be made of this.
The afternoon passed peacefully and profitably. I am becoming more skilled at refining my invigorating elixers, and sold half a dozen flasks to Arrille when I went to the tradehouse for dinner. Making large batches of potions of course makes for some lulls, and I spent those well experimenting with the wide array of plant, animal, and mineral substances that I have found to contain some trace elements of magic. The most interesting effect I found today came from a combination of juices from the meat of a nix-hound and one of the fungi I collected for Ajira. This odd concoction heightened my magical sense to a shocking degree, lending the mundane substance of the world a degree of transparency through which enchanted items shone clearly. I'm sure this will be most useful in my future tomb raids, as any locked or secret compartment containing an enchanted item will be clearly revealed. What I brewed up today had such limited range that I opted to sell it to Arrille, but noted the recipe for future refinements. Perhaps I will upgrade some of my laboratory equipment.
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Griffiths had been pursuing an associate of science degree in medical assisting at the college and lost her life in 2006.
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at 7. Descend is relatively easy and we move in pace . At 11 AM we reached Govindghat, now the plan is to look
for our drivers. Mohit looked for all 3 parking but failed to locate.
So we headed for bus station ,which is half-a-mile. At the Bus station we saw our driver , they refused to
carry us to Badrinath so we offload all our luggage and took some necessary items in a bag and headed
for a private carrier who can take us to Badrinath . One can easily find public transport.We reached badrinath
at 1:45, people told the shrine is closed and will open at 3 PM, so we quickly decided for Mana.
After some bargain a taxi decided to take us & back in Rs 200 .
Bheem Pul
Legends says that when Pandavas along with Drapadi passing , River Saraswati stops Draupadi to pass accusing her of being not poius( married to 5 men) . Then Bheema put a single rock making the way for Draupadi. The massive rocky structure can tell how strong Bheema was !
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Legends says that when Vyas was concentrating on narrating Mahabharat to Ganesha a sudden spurt of water (Saraswati) break Vyas concentration, and cursed saraswati to disaapear forever.
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Satopanth. May be some we will come back again.
Back to badrinath the gates are open, huge rush .We went to tapt kund (hot geysers) but it was too hot,
barely anybody was taking a dip. I just washed my legs and queud for darshan at 3:25 PM.
Driving in night at hills is strictly prohibited ,last bus to Joshimath will leave at 4:30 PM.Missing that means staying whole night @ Badrinath and ruining the plan.
anyway we got the darshan at 4:10 and quickly headed for bus stand. We catch the last bus at 4:28 PM .
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Considering there were cameras in tow to capture the big moment when Nathan Griffith proposed to her in St. Thomas, this probably shouldn't come as a huge shocker, but supposedly Jenelle Evans' wedding might air on MTV, if she can work out all the nitty-gritty details, that is. (I know. Nothing is sacred anymore.)
A source told RadarOnline:
Jenelle and MTV have a super close relationship and having her wedding (on TV) could be a big ratings hit for the network. Her chaotic life has always been on TV so there is no reason now that she's getting married again for it not to be on MTV. But she's getting smarter and she knows hot to negotiate better so she wants MTV to pay for the wedding.
Ahh, of course there's a catch! I mean, why in the heck should Jenelle go through the hassle of getting hitched on MTV's schedule if they aren't willing to fork over a nice chunk of change for her trouble?
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And while there's no word on whether Jenelle and Nathan's wedding would warrant its own special or simply air on an episode of Teen Mom 2, it definitely sounds like she has no intention of letting cameras film her nuptials if she and Nathan aren't generously compensated.
Honestly, who can blame her for trying to get a free ceremony and reception out of this whole deal? Weddings usually don't run cheap these days, so we can't fault Jenelle for milking the MTV connection for all it's worth to make sure her big day is an event to remember.
And if Jenelle does get her big, fancy, MTV wedding wish? Oh man. You know it's going to be more than worth tuning in for. Hell, just hearing Babs give some sort of toast will make the whole thing amazeballs.
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