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Really cool article from Football Outsiders that shows a statistical Superbowl advantage to the Seahawks (plus addressing home/away).
http://www.footballoutsiders.com/dvoa-r ... oa-ratings
Article also has a really intersting call out about NFC West Team are the only one's with a statistical home field advantage.
"What makes Seattle's big home-field advantage special is that it actually seems to exist. Well, that's not quite right -- home-field advantage pretty much exists for every team. However, when you look closer at home-field advantage over a period of several years, almost every team generally has the same home-field advantage, which in DVOA works out to about 8.5% on offense and 8.5% on defense. Teams will see their home-field advantage bounce up and down if you only look at things in eight-game periods that coincide with specific seasons, but if you put together six or seven years of data you are going to end up close to 8.5% difference most of the time. The biggest exception seems to be the four NFC West teams, which over the last decade have enjoyed the four largest home-field advantages in the league. And of those four teams, the biggest exception by far is Seattle. You may remember an article that Bill Barnwell wrote in Football Outsiders Almanac 2011 which looked at point differential at home compared to on the road between 2002 and 2010. Seattle outscored its opponents by an average of 11.7 more points at home during those years. The other three NFC West teams were between 9.3 and 9.5, and the only other team above 8.5 was Baltimore at 9.2."


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This list was developed in August 2010 by the Quicklists Consulting Committee of the Association for Library Service to Children, a division of the American Library Association, for Parents® magazine.
Cookies: Bite –Size Life Lessons by Amy Krouse Rosenthal; illustrated by Jane Dyer. HarperCollins, 2006.
Respect, compassion and generosity are at the heart of good manners; these and other important life-lessons are simply conveyed while making chocolate chip cookies. Ages 4-8.
Emily's Magic Words: Please, Thank You, and More by Cindy Post Senning and Peggy Post; illustrated by Leo Landry. HarperCollins, 2007.
In this brief and colorful book, children are introduced to five magic words and how each can make life more pleasant. Ages 3-6.
How Do Dinosaurs Go to School? by Jane Yolen; illustrated by Mark Teague. Blue Sky Press/Scholastic, 2007.
Dinosaurs mind their manners while going to school, participating in class, and playing at recess. Ages 4-8.
Mind Your Manners, B.B. Wolf by Judy Sierra; illustrated by J. Otto Siebold. Knopf Books for Young Readers, 2007.
Mr. Wolf learns a thing or two about manners when he visits the library's storybook tea. Ages 4-8.
Nobunny's Perfect by Anna Dewdney; illustrated by the author. Viking, 2008.
Bunnies try to do the right thing, but sometimes they need a little reminding. Ages 2-6.


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If you — or your child — are blanching at the thought of yet another year of day-after-day brown bagged PB&J, perhaps this is the year to mix up the lunch box offerings a bit.
Of course, that's an easy thing to say. It's a lot harder to execute when the morning rush hits and getting the family out of bed and out the door has all the ease of a multinational military maneuver. And that is why the typical parent is unlikely ever to fully abandon that all-American sandwich.
But that doesn't mean you can't mix things up now and then. The trick is to have something from which to draw inspiration — and we don't mean staring blankly into the refrigerator at 7 a.m.
Our advice? Look elsewhere in the world. Wherever you look, parents every day must figure out fun and healthy ways to feed the little ones. Their answers sometimes are startlingly different than our own, but often are easily adapted. It's a simple way to get inspired, as well as to expose kids to new cultures.
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You might even turn it into a family research project. Once a week (or if that's too much, try once a month), let the kids pick a new country and read up on what children there eat for lunch. Start at the library; there have been plenty of child-friendly books published on this very subject.
To help you start the year off right, we've summed up a few easy ideas.
Japanese farm workers once carried their lunches into the fields wrapped in bamboo leaves, and later in simple wooden boxes. Today, these bento boxes have evolved into edible works of art, with Japanese parents — and a growing number of Americans — shaping rice balls into hearts and stars, making meatballs into faces, and cutting vegetables into flowers. But even ordinary lunch food takes on a special quality in a bento.
"It's not so much the type of food, but what I call 'a bento state of mind,"' Debra Samuels, author of "My Japanese Table," said via e-mail. "I see the concept of bento as basically a food sampler, a colorful culinary puzzle. The benefits of the bento are smaller portions and greater variety of food."
Think about it – there's a reason Lunchables are popular with kids. They get a bunch of colorful foods packed into a box. It's like a private mini buffet. But using a bento box (Laptop Lunches at www.laptoplunches.com makes an especially child-friendly one) lets you create your own (and do so with healthier foods and for less money).
To assemble a bento box, Samuels suggests thinking in terms of five colors or five types of food. Kid-sized vegetables such as mini-summer squash, cherry tomatoes and Persian cucumbers make great dippers for dressing. Wraps with meat and vegetables, as well as cheese quesadillas studded with red peppers also are festive.
And part of the bento philosophy is to present the items attractively, Samuels says. For instance, cut sandwiches into triangles and set them on end. Fill mini-muffin cups with a favorite shaped pastas or strawberries. Spear finger foods with fun toothpicks.
"Opening a bento box is like opening a gift," Samuels says. "When you lift the lid, there is a big `Ooh!' factor."
In India, lunch is all about the tiffin, a lunch box made from stackable metal containers that usually are filled, then clamped together. And Anupy Singla's tiffins are the envy of the other kids in her children's Chicago area school. Singla, author of the recently released "Vegan Indian Cooking," may send her children off with rice and lentils, rotis and sabzi (a dry vegetable curry), or a potato-stuffed flat bread.
"Those are the things that stay fresher during the day," she says. Vegetables like kohlrabi and daikon (Asian radish) hold up well and complement the other flavors. Sometimes lunch is packed in a tiffin, but often Singla just puts the items in a freezable lunchbox available in many stores or online.
More Indian kid favorites include papardam, lentil wafers that can be crisped in the microwave and substituted for chips, and what Singla calls "chickpea poppers," cooked or canned chickpeas sprinkled with salt, garam masala and oil, then roasted at 325 F for 25 minutes. Salads can take on an Indian flavor by topping them with whole beans or lentils, then dressing them with oil, lemon and a little toasted cumin seed.
The good news? Many of these items are available pre-made at Indian grocers. Even Trader Joe's carries packaged Indian meals.
The Filipino fiambrera is similar to a tiffin, says Amy Besa, author of "Memories of Philippine Kitchens" and co-owner of the Purple Yam restaurant in Brooklyn, N.Y. It's simply a stacked, stainless steel container.
Vinegary chicken adobo, the Philippines' signature dish, holds wide appeal for children, Besa says, possibly because it often has a hint of soy sauce. "The most fervent people at the restaurant for chicken adobo are the children," she says. "I have parents who say it's the 6-year-old who's insisting that we eat here."
Adobo, usually a saucy dish of chicken or pork braised in vinegar, garlic, soy sauce, bay leaves and black peppercorns, is easily adapted for the lunchbox as a dry version, Besa says.
Braise the meat in the mixture, making sure to go light on the soy sauce. Remove the meat, then simmer the sauce until reduced and thick. Spoon a dollop of the thickened sauce over the meat and stick it under the broiler until it's caramelized. Send it to school on a bed of fluffy white rice, paired with cold tomato and cucumber salad sprinkled with vinegar.
Nearly every culture has a savory hand pie that works as a quick and tasty lunch, says Rebecca Federman, culinary librarian at the New York Public Library and co-curator of its current exhibit, Lunch Hour NYC.
An influx to New York of Asians, Latin Americans and other immigrants during the 1960s raised the profile of their lunch staples, Federman says. Today, spiced Jamaican beef patties and flaky chicken-filled Latin American empanadas feed hungry New Yorkers. Indian samosas stuffed with peas and potatoes, meat-filled Cornish pasties from England, and sweet-spicy, beef-filled Bolivian saltenas are among the many lunch box-friendly choices. And of course there are Italian calzones and Jewish knishes.
Best yet, they all taste delicious hot or at room temperature.
To make hand pies at home, fold a stuffing of your choice into pre-made empanada wrappers (sold frozen at most grocers), wonton skins or even refrigerated American pie crust. Or, make it even easier: pick them up at your local ethnic bakery or grocer, or even in the frozen food section of many grocers.


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James Richard Barker
James Richard Barker, 66, formerly of Harriman, died unexpectedly Saturday, March 1, 2008, in the Republic of Pohnpei Federated States of Micronesia in the South Pacific.
He was a graduate of Harriman High School and East Tennessee State University.
He was preceded in death by parents, Jim and Connie Barker.
Survivors include his wife, Nopulo of Pohnpei; sons, Shane and Jimmy of Dunn, N.C.; daughters, Sheila of Olympia, Wash., and Sherri of Pohnpei; sister, Sheila Barker Thompson of Havre de Grace, Md.; and eight grandchildren.
Mamie Floyd Liggett
Mamie Floyd Liggett, 95, of Kingston, died Sunday, Feb. 24, 2008.
A devout Christian who was known by many as "Mother Liggett," or "Miss Mamie," she was a faithful overseer of Kingston Church of God in Kingston, which she helped establish more than 50 years ago with her late husband.
She was preceded in death by her husband, the Rev. Gilbert Liggett; mother, Georgia Callahan; father, Bob Callahan; daughters, Elizabeth Henry and Dorothy Ross; and son, Arthur Tate.
Frank Elbert Freytag
Frank Elbert Freytag, 69, of Wartburg, died Wednesday, Feb. 27, 2008, in Methodist Medical Center, Oak Ridge.
Born July 31, 1938, in Wartburg, he was a lifelong resident of the area and was of the Baptist faith.
He was preceded in death by parents, Jack and Lydia Freytag; brothers, Jackie and Larry Freytag; son, Tommy Freytag; and granddaughter, Emily Freytag.
Leroy 'Sonny' Brock, 67
Leroy 'Sonny' Brock, 67 of Crossville, passed away Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2008 at Cumberland Medical Center, Crossville.
He was preceded in death by his mother, Ann Marie Davis.
Mr. Brock is survived by his wife and partner of 32 years, Joyce Ann Brock; three sons, Allen, Terry and Timothy; daughter and son-in-law, Pamela and Mark Burke; two step-sons, John and Robert Dodge; two step-daughters, Susanne White and Beverly Dodge; brother, Charles Davis and wife Karen; and a host of grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and friends.
Jay Jiles
Jay Jiles, 91, of Rockwood, died Monday, Feb. 25, 2008, in Roane Medical Center, Harriman.
A U.S. Army veteran of World War II, he was retired from the city of Rockwood.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Georgia.
Margie Blanche Angel Godboldt
Margie Blanche Angel Godboldt, 75, of Rockwood, died Sunday, Feb. 24, 2008, in Roane Medical Center, Harriman.
A faithful member of Trinity Word of Faith Worship Center, she moved to the area 20 years ago from Alabama.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Eddie Godboldt; and brothers, Johnny, Aubrey, Orba Lee and James Angel.
James 'Bernie' Brown
James "Bernie" Brown, 68 of Kingston, died Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2008, in University of Tennessee Medical Center, Knoxville.
A retired painter, he was a member of Painters Union Local 437.
He was preceded in death by parents, James and Nellie Greene Brown.
Survivors include daughters and son-in-law, Sonya Evette and Duane Stout of Harriman and Elizabeth Bolden of Kingston; grandchildren, Zack Brown, Madison Bolden, Emma Bolden, Michael Stout and Donovan Stout.
Leon Wesley
Leon Wesley, 74, of Oakdale, died Sunday, Feb. 24, 2008, in Methodist Medical Center, Oak Ridge.
Born May 23, 1933, in Ansel, Ky., he moved to Tennessee in 1965. He was a longtime member of Pine Orchard Baptist Church, Oakdale. He was a devoted husband, father, grandfather and friend who was employed with Morgan County Recycling Center and was retired from the construction industry.
Howard Wayne Phillips
Howard Wayne Phillips, 83, of Kingston, died Friday, Feb. 22, 2008, in Roane Medical Center, Harriman.
A member of Kingston First Baptist Church, he was retired from Union Carbide with 40 years of service. He loved sports, especially basketball, playing golf and fishing. His real joy was singing gospel music. He was a member of the Enthusiastics Band, which won the Tennessee Volunteer Award and performed at nursing homes, churches and various other charity functions.
James Ruben Cooley
James Ruben Cooley, 52, of Oliver Springs, died Thursday, Feb. 21, 2008, at his home.
Born April 18, 1955, in Dayton, Ohio, he had lived in Oliver Springs since 1984. He was a U.S. Army veteran of the Vietnam War who had 12 years of military service in various locations, including Germany and Honduras. He was a disabled diesel mechanic who had been employed with both Buddy Gregg Motor Homes and Truck Stops of America.
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In Playing Video Games, Morality Rules
Part of the fun of video games is the chance to inhabit an exciting fictional world. So do people who play these games feel free to behave immorally toward the characters on screen?
Not according to a new study from Indiana University. Researchers there asked 75 undergraduate volunteers—experienced gamers all—to fill out a "moral foundations questionnaire" and play the game Fallout 3.
In their behavior toward nonplayer game characters, most of the volunteers applied the same morals they'd use in interacting with humans. Their questionnaires predicted how they would behave, and when they behaved antisocially, they felt guilt. As the researchers put it, "This exploratory study indicates that moral decisions in games largely play out the same way that moral judgments in real-world interactions would."


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P. Allen Smith's Garden to Table "Poultry In Motion" The State Fair is underway and P. Allen Smith is checking out the feathered creatures in the poultry barn. Poultry scientist Keith Bramwell also makes a visit to the farm to talk about the perfect backyard animal that keeps on giving. Plus, a dessert made with a chef's egg of choice. D
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Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish "Si Supieras...." In Mexico, Raquel and Angela come to the aid of someone with a surprising connection to Don Fernando.G
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Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish "Exito" The Castillo family deals with a number of problems, including the hospitalization of don Fernando.G
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Arts In Every Classroom: A Workshop for Elementary School Teachers, The "Workshop 8. Building On New Ideas" More documentary segments show further work by the team members with their students, among themselves, and with colleagues. The end-of-year discussions continue, with team members reflecting on how their new initiatives in the arts have affected them and their schools, and offering advice for other teachers who want to bring the arts into their own classrooms. D
2:00 pm
Mechanical Universe And Beyond, The "Vectors" Physics must explain not only why and how much, but also where and which way. D
2:30 pm
Mechanical Universe And Beyond, The "Newton's Laws" Newton lays down the laws of force, mass, and acceleration. D
3:00 pm
Biography of America, A "Fifties" World War II is fought to its bitter end in the Pacific and the world lives with the legacy of its final moment: the atomic bomb. Professor Miller continues the story as veterans return from the war and create new lives for themselves in the '50s. The GI Bill, Levittown, civil rights, the Cold War, and rock 'n' roll are discussed. D
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Biography of America, A "Sixties" Professor Scharff weaves the story of the Civil Rights movement with stories of the Vietnam War and Watergate to create a portrait of a decade. Lyndon Johnson emerges as a pivotal character, along with Stokely Carmichael, Fanny Lou Hamer, and other luminaries of the era. D
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Design Squad "Got Game?" Challenged to come up with a way to cover all the angles of a basketball game via remote-controlled cameras, the teams dive into action and compete to prove who has got (the whole) game.G
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Biz Kid$ "What to Do with a Windfall" Congratulations - you have a windfall! Now what? Take a look at some investment alternatives and how to evaluate them based on time, risk, and rate of return. Meet several young entrepreneurs who were faced with a financial opportunity and see where they decided to invest their money. D
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The Electric Company "The Limerick Slam" Jessica and Manny compete in the annual Limerick Slam. D
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Cyberchase "Shari Spotter and the Cosmic Crumpets" Digit and the kids must help Shari Spotter (of Frogsnorts School for Sorcerers) make the magical Cosmic Crumpets before Hacker crashes the Sorcerer's Ball and becomes the most powerful magician in Cyberspace!. D
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Essential Pepin "Economical Offal" Pork Liver Pate; Roast Sausage With Potatoes; Braised Sweetbreads In Mirepoix; Braised Tongue With Lentils. D
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America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Irish Comfort Classics" Host Christopher Kimball heads into the test kitchen with test cook Julia Collin Davison to update a classic recipe for Shepherd's Pie. Next, gadget guru Lisa McManus reveals her favorite quirky kitchen gadgets. Then, Chris answers questions from viewers. D
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Martha Stewart's Cooking School "Pan Searing" In this episode, Martha demonstrates how to pan sear, a technique that produces consistently satisfying - and quick - meats and fish. Pan searing involves browning food quickly over high heat so it develops a nice crust and locks in the flavor and juiciness. Martha shares her technique for pan-seared scallops with lemon-caper sauce and offers recipes for crisp-skinned salmon filet, pan-seared steak with mustard-cream sauce and Muscovy duck breasts with port-wine reduction. D
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Joanne Weir's Cooking Confidence "Argentina Remembered" Craving the bold flavors she tasted in Argentina, Joanne shows her student Leigh how to give grilled skirt steak a boost with a fresh and zesty chimichurri sauce. And potatoes get the double treatment of roasting and grilling becoming twice as flavorful. Recipes: Gazpacho Salad, Grilled Skirt Steak with Chimichurri, Roasted and Grilled Potatoes. D
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Hometime "Timber Shed Roof Framing" The crew pre-builds timber frame style roof trusses inside and re-assembles them on site as shed construction continues. D
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Rick Steves' Europe "Highlights of Castile: Toledo and Salamanca" Rick marvels at El Greco, pops some explosive pickles, and rambles medieval walls.G
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Burt Wolf: Travels & Traditions "The Shrine at Czestochowa, Poland" Wolf visits the monastery that has been a destination for pilgrims for more than 600 years.G
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Essential Pepin "Economical Offal" Pork Liver Pate; Roast Sausage With Potatoes; Braised Sweetbreads In Mirepoix; Braised Tongue With Lentils. D
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America's Test Kitchen from Cook's Illustrated "Irish Comfort Classics" Host Christopher Kimball heads into the test kitchen with test cook Julia Collin Davison to update a classic recipe for Shepherd's Pie. Next, gadget guru Lisa McManus reveals her favorite quirky kitchen gadgets. Then, Chris answers questions from viewers. D
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Great American Seafood Cook-Off Fires blazed and seafood sizzled as New Orleans hosted the fifth annual Great American Seafood Cook-Off in August 2008. During the two-day competition, 15 chefs from 14 different states prepared their best dishes using the seafood indigenous to their state. Famed New Orleans chef John Besh, the winner of the 2004 competition and the 2006 James Beard Foundation's Best Chef of the Southeast, hosted the event. D
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Kimchi Chronicles "The Seafood Chronicles" Diving into one of the most amazing Korean traditions, Jean-Georges visits with the Haenyos of Jeju Island, who free-dive for seafood off the rocky coast. Jean-Georges feasts on fresh sea urchin, a dream breakfast for a world-renowned chef. Then, he enjoys a fortifying seafood stew at Baekrok Haegwon restaurant, a Korean-style bouillabaisse filled with clams and crab. D
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Rick Steves' Europe "Highlights of Castile: Toledo and Salamanca" Rick marvels at El Greco, pops some explosive pickles, and rambles medieval walls.G


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Welcome to Pythagoras.Pythagoras is a theodolite program designed to assist researchers in collecting, managing, and analyzing data. The program interfaces with a digital theodolite and provides a dynamic and user-friendly interface. It was developed to assist researchers in collecting, managing, and analyzing data for theodolite-based research.The system collects, manages and analyzes theodolite data and calculates distance, bearing, and location information in real-time. It was designed to store theodolite station information (such as the observation height, geographical position of the station, and reference azimuth) for multiple stations.Pythagoras allows researchers to define their "fix type" objects, such as dolphins, whales, and boats, and the behaviors associated with each defined object. Environmental and other data not related to the position of the object ("Non-Fix data") are also user-defined.Options for focal behavioral data collection were incorporated to allow researchers to record behavioral events of a specified object.Tide height is also included due to its effects on distance estimation.Pythagoras provides various optional components to assist researchers to efficiently collect and observe newly entered data. The user can select options to include data collection on group dispersion, focal behavior, and observer roles.Tide height data can be imported a priori or post-hoc to be included in the distance calculations. GIS digital line maps (vector) of the researcher's study area can be imported in Arc Info (ungenerated), Surfer, Map Info, and Surfer file formats to be used in the real time display of objects location. Data can also be exported to various GIS and popular database management programs.
For detailed information about Pythagoras, please download Pythagoras' manual ( Pythagoras Manual ).
If you have any inquiries or feedback about Pythagoras, please feel free to contact Glenn Gailey .
Theodolites, Computers Cetacean Research
A theodolite is a surveyor's instrument which placed on an elevated shore-based vantage point, can be successfully used as a research tool to obtain data on cetacean movement, behavior, distribution, and habitat use. These data are collected in a non-invasive manner, as described by Würsig et al. (1991).Both cetaceans and other objects, for instance boats, can be tracked, and interactions between them can be continually monitored. Theodolites allow researchers to determine "fixed" positions by measuring horizontal angles from some arbitrary reference point and vertical angles relative to a gravity-referenced level vector.Although this technique has been used for more than 20 years, and despite the increase in digital theodolite use for cetacean studies, relatively few computer-based theodolite programs exist to assist researchers in collecting, managing, and analyzing theodolite data. A computer-based system benefits theodolite-based studies in many ways. Vertical and horizontal angles to an object can be recorded accurately and efficiently.Real-time calculations of distance and location can be performed, and trackline can be visually displayed, allowing for rapid corrections of possible tracking errors. Once data are collected, a computer-based system reduces time to manage and analyze data.
Supported Theodolites
Most digital theodolites communicate via a RS-232 cable that is connected to the computer's serial port.Currently, Pythagoras supports models of two manufacture types of theodolites: Topcon™ and Sokkia™. If the researcher does not have a digital theodolite or cannot successfully connect it to the computer, the data can be manually entered into the computer. In this case, the user must select "None" as the theodolite manufacturer. This option can also be used to analyze previously collected data.
Collecting Data
Distance, Bearing, Geographic Positions of Objects
Environmental Data
Non-Fix Data
Comment Data
Focal Behavior
Group Dispersion
Observer Data
Managing Data
The database management module of Pythagoras offers an easy way of displaying and managing recorded observation. Data can be viewed and edited with Pythagoras in an Excel-like spreadsheet format with labeled columns. The user can choose to view all records of a data category or only a specific portion of the data set (i.e. display only data for a particular day or object tracked). Functions for sorting and searching are available to structure and/or find data of interest. If station settings are updated (e.g. to include tide height), distance, bearing, and location can be recalculated for a selected portion or for all fixes. A visual display assists in evaluating data post-hoc.
Analyzing Data
Trackline Distances
Behavior Analysis
Saving/Exporting Data
All data collected and analyzed by Pythagoras can be exported to various GIS and database management programs for further analysis. Vector latitude and longitude trackline information can be exported to ArcInfo, Map Info, Surfer, and Mat lab files. Data can be saved into Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Access, or comma/space delimited text files.
Lerczak, J. A. and R. C. Hobbs. 1998. Calculating sighting distances from angular readings during shipboard, aerial, and shore-based marine mammal surveys. Marine Mammal Science 14: 590-599.
Würsig, B., F. Cipriano and M. Würsig. 1991. Dolphin movement patterns: information from radio and theodolite tracking studies. Pages 79-112 in K. Pryor and K. S. Norris, ed. Dolphin Societies-discoveries and puzzles. University of California Press, Los Angeles, CA.
Pythagoras registers the vertical and horizontal angles reading from connected theodolite to the objects being tracked, to perform real-time distance, bearing, and location calculations. Distance calculation based on the approximation proposed by Lerczak and Hobbs (1998) and allows for hemisphere specification. Pythagoras stores date, time, fix type, group, behavior, vertical and horizontal angles, geographic position, and current station parameters for each fix.
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Mary M. Warwick, of Chestnut Hill daughter of the late Dudley Warwick and Elizabeth Warwick died quietly on Jan.5, 2012. Mary, 64, had struggled for many years with a variety of illnesses. Her kindness, patience, and cheerfulness will be sorely missed. The highlight of her life was teaching for 34 years at Jenkintown Day Nursery School. She is survived by her brother Dudley (Barbie), sister
Bonnie, nephew Samuel, niece Katie and their families. Relatives and friends are invited to her memorial service Wed., January 18 at 11:30 A.M. at St. Thomas' Church, Whitemarsh, Camp Hill Road and Bethlehem Pike, Ft. Washington. Int
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Dean R. Wagner, a retired mathematics teacher who spent his retirement researching Baltimore residential communities, died of cancer Sept. 11 at his Original Northwood home. He was 77.
He was born in Piqua, Ohio, and attended high school there. His father ran a refrigeration business and his mother was a music teacher.
He earned a bachelor's degree in mathematics at Ohio Wesleyan University and had master's degrees from Ohio State University and Montclair State University in New Jersey.
After teaching at a New Jersey high school, he moved to Lock Haven, Pa., and taught at Lock Haven University. In 1979, he wrote "Historic Lock Haven: An Architectural Survey."
He was named to the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission and served as a curator of Pennsylvania's Clinton County Historical Society.
Nearly 21 years ago, he left Pennsylvania and moved to Charles Village. He then moved to Original Northwood, a neighborhood in Northeast Baltimore. He occasionally taught a mathematics course at the Community College of Baltimore County at Essex and became fascinated by Baltimore's residential neighborhoods. Friends said he worked in architectural history and preservation, and documented the lives and work of regional architects.
"He was passionate about the history of Baltimore," city planner Eric Holcomb said. "His research was detail-oriented, and he always wanted to get to the bottom of a topic. His mind worked rationally and logically as he captured his data."
In 1998, he appeared before the city's Commission for Historical and Architectural Preservation and argued for including Original Northwood on the National Register of Historic Places.
"The work done in Northwood stands as the pinnacle of professional achievement," he said, adding that community had a "clarity of design."
Mr. Wagner described the neighborhood in a 1998 Baltimore Sun article as a "110-acre garden suburb ... conceived as a place where the mix of homes was both expensive and comfortably affordable. Virtually every dwelling was carefully designed by an architect who made adroit use of class-A building materials."
Mr. Wagner also researched Baltimore architect John A. Ahlers, who laid out Original Northwood's curving streets and designed many of its homes.
"Ahlers was a genius for color and design. He must have stood at the kilns and selected just the darkened bricks he wanted," Mr. Wagner said in the 1998 article.
James T. Wollon, a retired architect who lives in Havre de Grace, recalled Mr. Wagner's research on Mr. Ahlers.
"He brought architects together and gave us a tour of Loyola Blakefield, which Ahlers had designed," Mr. Wollon said. "He was fascinated and drawn to his work and his connections to the Roland Park Co."
Mr. Wagner was a former board member of the Friends of Maryland's Olmsted Parks & Landscapes. He conducted tours of the Guilford and Roland Park neighborhoods.
"Dean's legacy lives on in Original Northwood, as he had the vision and determination to make this neighborhood listed on the national registry," said Eric Lapointe, president of the Original Northwood Association.
In a 2009 Sun article, Mr. Wagner and his life partner, anthropologist Stefan Goodwin, described the annual arrival of a flock of crows in the community, a sign that winter was not far away.
"For a couple of weeks during the fall, large flocks of crows sometimes migrate through the beautiful old growth trees for an hour or so as the sky darkens," they said, adding that the birds "can occasionally be a bit noisy for a half-hour or so" but then move on, "leaving Original Northwood as peaceful as before."
Mr. Wagner remained an avid researcher of Baltimore's residential areas. He assisted in having numerous other places listed on the National Register, including Guilford, Dumbarton, Cedarcroft, Radnor-Winston, Tuscany-Canterbury, Lake Evesham, Homeland and Bellona-Gittings.
He also recently assisted in research on Druid Hill Avenue's Union Baptist Church in Upton, which he found was designed by New York architect William J. Beardsley.
In 2004, he married Dr. Goodwin, a retired Morgan State University department of sociology and anthropology chair. They had been partners for 22 years.
A memorial service will be held at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at the Doubletree by Hilton BWI, 890 Elkridge Landing Road in Linthicum.
Survivors include two daughters, Melanie Shafer of Lisle, Ill., and Madelyn S. Wagner of State College, Pa.; and his sister, Marilyn W. Hatch of Harrison, Maine. His two previous marriages ended in divorce.


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Hello and welcome to the latest SATRIANI.COM newsletter!
This issue is an update about the SURFING WITH THE ALIEN 20TH ANNIVERSARY.
* 20th ANNIVERSARY TOUR - TICKETS GOING FAST!
"Surfing With The Alien" is twenty years young, so, let's celebrate!
I can't think of a better way than to get up and play the record.
top to bottom... and maybe a few more songs for fun. We're throwing
four parties in four cities, and you're invited! Please come and
help us surf with the alien!!!
Tickets are going fast! Get yours today because Fri Jul 20th they
will be available to the general public.
These will be one-of-a-kind shows where Joe will play the entire
album and reveal the background stories to Surfing With The Alien.
These shows are a thank you from Joe to the faithful fans over the
past 20 years. Don't miss out!
Tickets are on sale NOW for the following special engagements:
Aug 15 Gramercy Theatre - New York, NY
Aug 16 House Of Blues - Chicago, IL
Aug 17 Roxy Theatre - Los Angeles, CA
We're rolling back the price-- these tickets are only $35 and we've
also pulled every string we could find to reduce those pesky service
fees as well.
For ticket purchase information, links and passwords, visit:
As we told you a few days ago, on AUGUST 18 Joe will perform in the studio where Surfing With The Alien was recorded. Since we want to make this open will be available to the general public.
As we told you a few days ago, on AUGUST 18 Joe will perform in the studio where Surfing With The Alien was recorded. Since we want to make this open to anyone and everyone we've decided to make it a random drawing from anyone who enters.
We will randomly select TEN winners who will each receive 2 tickets for
them and a friend for this exclusive private engagement.
You'll be able to enter the drawing starting on Jul 21st and winners
will be drawn the following week on Jul 28th.
NOTE: Winners are responsible for their own travel to San Francisco!
we caught up with joe in berkeley a few nights ago on st. patrick's day and am happy to bring this special green greeting to all of you! click on the "watch joe's web greeting video" on the home page or use the link below.
Hello and welcome to the first SATRIANI.COM newsletter of 2007!
Here's what you can see in this issue:
It's February, and this an email up date from yours truly Joe
Satriani... Let me tell you first, that Steve Vai and I had a fine
and good time playing "Super Colossal" for the Grammy Pre-Tel
audience at the Grammys this past weekend. Here's a mini photo as
The Pre-Tel is where four thousand or so members gather to celebrate
and give out awards for 97 of the 108 Grammy categories. These are
not televised, mostly because it would make show about 7 hours long!
It's low key, but, taken quite seriously, by some.
Although a good time was had by all, I did in fact not win a Grammy.
Yes, for the fourteenth time! But, many fine people did, which is
While sitting through the three hour Grammy show I got a chance to
chat with Jack White and the Raconteurs, Susan Tedeschi, Nelly and
other notables. Some say they caught a glimpse of me on TV wearing
my black hat. There's a funny story about that, but I'll get to
that some other time...
The news on the G3 tour is that we will offer "CLUB JOE," a new
meet and greet experience. "CLUB JOE" guests will receive a 60
minute Q&A and autograph session with me, a personal photograph, a
guided tour of my on-stage "Guitar World' and an autographed copy
of my new double DVD "Satriani Live". Plus, two lucky guests will
be brought back onstage to watch the show's encore from the side
of the stage!
John Petrucci, Paul Gilbert and I are really looking forward to
going head to head, toe to toe and string to string all across the
USA and Canada. Come on out and help us write a new chapter in G3
Joe Satriani
The final remaining shows are now confirmed and we do not expect more dates
to be added. That said, we are proud to announce a variety of premium ticket
packages and the launch of the all-new "CLUB JOE" experience.
Read below for the different ways you can bump up your access.
These ticket packages include special reserved tickets plus other
add-ons. They are available from now until 3 weeks before the show
This package includes one reserved ticket within the first 10
rows, a collectible Joe Satriani-G3 laminate and an autographed
copy of Joe's new double cd, "Satriani Live". Gold Ticket Package
BONUS! Two lucky fans will be upgraded and taken backstage to
meet Joe Satriani and get a photo and autograph! *Please note:
Gold Tickets DO NOT include ANY backstage access. Exact seat
location given prior to final sale. All packages sold in US
This package includes one reserved ticket within the first 5
rows and collectible VIP laminate that gives you access to "CLUB
JOE," the exclusive Joe Satriani meet and greet experience.
"CLUB JOE" guests will receive a 60 minute Q&A and autograph
session with Joe Satriani, a personal photograph, a guided tour
of Joe's "Guitar World' and an autographed copy of Joe's new
double dvd "Satriani Live". Two lucky guests will be brought
back onstage to watch the show?s encore from the side of the
stage! Backstage pass will be delivered at will-call the night
of the show. Exact seat location given prior to final sale. All
packages sold in US Dollars.
Once premium tickets go off-sale, a special "CLUB JOE" Add-on Package will
become available. Check out the details:
"CLUB JOE" ADD-ON PACKAGE: If you already bought your tickets without
knowing about our Platinum Package, this offer is for YOU!
This special "CLUB JOE" experience gives you the following Platinum
Package privileges:
* VIP Laminate for access to "CLUB JOE", the exclusive Joe
Satriani Meet & Greet Experience
* 60 minute Q&A/Autograph session with Joe
* A personal photograph with Joe
* A guided tour of Joe's "Guitar World"
* Autographed copy of Joe's new double-DVD, SATRIANI LIVE
* 2 lucky "CLUB JOE" guests will be selected to watch the
show's encore from the side of the stage!
This Add-on offer is $200 per person (please remember, this offer
does NOT include a ticket to the concert).
Please also note that the VIP Laminate and autographed DVD will be
distributed on the night of the show.
Last, but not least, we always continue our FREE aftershow pass contest
for all SATRIANI.COM members. Each show we randomly select members
who have signed up as attending the show and grant them aftershow
passes to meet Joe -- remember to bring your camera and get a picture.
Please note that these ticket packages are provided in conjunction
with ETix/Signature Networks and all questions and support need to
go through them. Their phone number is 919-653-0444 and email is
To purchase Premium Ticket Packages & Club Joe experience, visit:
Here is where you can see Joe, John, and Paul for G3 2007:
14 Wed Phoenix, AZ - Dodge Theatre
15 Thu Las Vegas, NV - House Of Blues
16 Fri Reno, NV - Grand Sierra Theatre
17 Sat Berkeley, CA - Berkeley Community Theatre
18 Sun Los Angeles, CA - Orpheum Theatre
19 Mon Anaheim, CA - The Grove
20 Tue San Diego, CA - Copley Symphony Hall
22 Thu Denver, CO - Paramount Theater
23 Fri Kansas City, MO - Uptown Theater
24 Sat Chicago, IL - Congress Theatre
25 Sun Cincinnati, OH - Taft Theatre
27 Tue Nashville, TN - Ryman Auditorium
28 Wed Atlanta, GA - Tabernacle
29 Thu Pompano Beach, FL - Pompano Beach Amphitheater
30 Fri Orlando, FL - House Of Blues
31 Sat Myrtle Beach, SC - House Of Blues
01 Sun Baltimore, MD - Ram's Head Live
03 Tue Quebec, Canada - Capitole du Quebec
04 Wed Montreal, Canada - Bell Centre
05 Thu Toronto, Canada - Massey Hall
06 Fri Boston, MA - Orpheum Theatre
07 Sat Upper Darby, PA - Tower Theatre
11 Wed New York, NY - Theater at Madison Square Garden
12 Thu Greensburg, PA - Palace Theater
13 Fri Washington, D.C. - Warner Theatre
14 Sat Sayreville, NJ - Starland Ballroom
Full details, show reviews and more at http://www.satriani.com/2004/road/
As reminder, we often provide links to exclusive online ticket presales
for Joe's shows. This last tour we've been working very closely with
the fine folks at Entourage Talent who book Joe's tours and are making
great progress in bringing all of these presales to you on a regular
basis. It can be a very complicated process to work with different local
promoters for each show, but we've been updating SATRIANI.COM with updated
information on a daily basis, so we hope regular visitors have been
appreciating these efforts.
So, keep this in mind for the future and check the site regularly if
you are interested in picking up advance tickets for future shows.
Since the leadtime is often not enough time to send out email blasts,
checking the web site is the best way to be sure you catch them.
We also have plans to do more targeted emails to members who are signed
up to this newsletter so that instead of filling up everyone's email
all around the world with details on a single city's presale information,
we only let you know based on the city/state/zip information in your profile.
If you'd like to get immediate notice of Internet pre-sales direct to your
email, please take a moment to update your member profile with accurate
information. We're hoping to start this for the next major tour, so do
it now! :}
We invited everyone to create their own short video of what they
would dream if they were a robot. All of you SATRIANI.COM members
voted on your favorite videos and the winners won some cool swag
and are listed here:
Thanks for your continued support of all things Joe!
the one robot's dream fan video contest is now officially over and we've announced the winners! check 'em all out over at the contest page.
a couple of presales have just gone online for the next two days, so check 'em out over in the road section!
more will be coming, so check in each day if you want to score some good seats :}
After two amazing G3's in Mexico, South America and Australia,
Christmas in Singapore, and New Years in SF, what better way to kick
off 2007 than to announce our G3 Spring Tour with John Petrucci and
Paul Gilbert!
But first, a word about NAMM; I had a great time at the Peavey booth
inviting the guys from OCC to debut their Peavey Chopper with Hartley
Peavey himself, followed by the debut of the new JSX Mini Colossal Amp.
The amp is really a little monster. With 5 watts of pure class A
sound, a Power Sponge(master volume), fx loop, tremolo, a direct out,
and a killer 8" speaker, it's the perfect little recording amp,
practice amp, and all around fun amp. Check it out...
The next evening I helped Steve Vai celebrate his 20th anniversary
with Ibanez Guitars with an all star jam at Hollywood's Key Club on
Sunset. At the end of the night Steve and his band were joined by
Paul Gilbert, Andy Timmons, Herman Li(Dragonforce), Matt Roberts(3
Doors Down) and yours truly for a great and thunderous jam.
And, yes, Paul Gilbert is joining us for his first full G3 tour! Paul
has been a frequent guest of our shows over the years and I'm happy
to announce he'll be bringing his amazing guitar work on tour with us
this year. His new solo CD "Get Out of My Yard is awesome... Go get it!
I'm currently working on new art work for my Planet Waves strap and
pick line, a new JS guitar with Ibanez for next year, and new
effects pedal line with Vox...oh, yes and practicing for G3 of course!
We are in the final voting stages for the "One Robot's Dream"
fan video contest. If you made a video, make sure you've entered
it for voting, and if you haven't voted yet, please stop by
before Feb 1st!
The creators of the top 10 videos will win a special prize package
that includes: Signed "Satriani LIVE!" DVD & CD, G3 South America
tour shirt, and G3 Australian tour shirt.
Selected winning entries will also be featured on SATRIANI.COM.
14 Wed Phoenix, AZ - Dodge Theatre - On Sale 2/3
15 Thu Las Vegas, NV - House Of Blues - On Sale 2/2
16 Fri Reno, NV - Grand Sierra Theatre - On Sale 2/3
17 Sat Berkeley, CA - Berkeley Community Theatre - On Sale 2/4
18 Sun Los Angeles, CA - Orpheum Theatre - On Sale 2/3
2007's G3 tour commencing March 14th in Phoenix Arizona will be the
start of a totally new Platinum Package opportunity for Satch- a-
We will offer an opportunity at every show to purchase premium
tickets plus an exclusive one on one with Joe. A limited number of
fans will be offered the chance of a lifetime. For one hour before
every show (time TBA) Joe will meet with the fans and spend an
uninterrupted 60 minutes answering all your questions regarding his
career, his signature sound, his guitars, pedals, amps and
technique. After the hour with Joe you will tour backstage, check
out Joe's guitars and stage gear and have your photo taken with a
Joe guitar! Plus autographs and pictures with Joe and a signed copy
of the double DVD "Satriani LIVE!"
Start thinking about what you want to ask Joe!
As Joe mentioned in his message at the top of this newsletter, the
new JSX Mini Colossal is announced-- well, we're happy to say that
the fine folks at Peavey and Musician's Friend are also running a
little VIP Concert Sweepstakes that include VIP passes to a G3 show
as well as one of the new Mini Colossal amps. For more info, visit:
yup, we're finally back in the swing of things after a nice holiday break. we hope you've been busy making and uploading your videos because the voting is underway!
if you've created your video already, make sure you go and add it to the site so people can start voting for you.
if you haven't made your video, time is ticking! the long you wait, the less votes you'll get as the voting deadline of february 1st approaches!
joe has a lot of exciting news coming up for 2007 -- new gear, new tours with a new g3 guitarist, and more! stay tuned :}
Joe is up for a Grammy again this year for "Best Rock Instrumental Performance" (for solo, duo, group or collaborative performances, without vocals. Includes Rock, Hard Rock and Metal. Singles or Tracks only.)
Here's who he is up against:
Chun Li's Flying Bird Kick
Arctic Monkeys
The Wizard Turns On...
The Flaming Lips
Track from: At War With The Mystics
Black Hole Sun
Peter Frampton
David Gilmour
Track from: On An Island
Super Colossal
Joe Satriani
Track from: Super Colossal
Also, Joe makes an appearance in the new Christopher Guest (and company) film "For Your Consideration". He is the cheeky guitarist in the Late Night Show band, there's a close up, the whole lasts about 20 seconds. The scene revolves around Ms Hack's ( Maureen O'Hara) first TV appearance after undergoing some cosmetic surgery...
Change of Venue for Adelaide fans
The venue for the G3 concert in Adelaide Entertainment has been changed to the Thebarton Theatre on the same date, Wednesday December 6.
The Thebarton Theatre will offer a more intimate concert experience than would have been possible at the Entertainment Centre, which we hope will be appreciated by all ticket holders.
All tickets purchased for the Entertainment Centre show are valid for the relocated show without need for exchange. Should patrons be unable to attend the Thebarton Theatre, a full refund can be obtained from the ticket outlet from which they were purchased.
Michael Coppel Presents and G3 apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.
Hello and welcome to the Dec 1st 2006 SATRIANI.COM newsletter!
G3 is going to OZ! ... Steve Vai, John Petrucci and I with our band
of brothers touch down in Brisbane, Wednesday, November 29th to
start our G3 Australia '06 Tour ... We will be playing Sydney,
Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth as well... check out satriani.com for
dates and venues etc...
This is going to be one hot G3, a reunion of sorts... We had such a
good time in Japan(see DVD) we just had to do it again! Can't wait to
Jam for our Australian fans, play new material and generally go crazy
with our guitars!
I will be looking for certified, crazy Satch fans who like doing
silly things in front of a camera for our Oz PodCasts... don't be shy
Speaking of shyness, we have a new YouTube video contest, see
satriani.com for details ... Upload your own video for "One Robot's
Dream" from "Satriani Live!" to a special YouTube page! I cant wait
to see what you all come up with... don't be shy now...
As you may know the Satriani LIVE! CD (not DVD) has a sequencing
error. Sony has corrected the error and replacements are now
available. The replacement discs will only be available if the
original purchased discs are mailed to:
Scott Carter
Epic Records
550 Madison Ave., 22nd floor
New York, NY 10022
The CD's can be sent with our without the packaging -- if you send WITH,
it will be returned to you.
And PLEASE make sure you include your return address!
We are inviting everyone to create their own short video of what
you would dream if you were a robot. All of the SATRIANI.COM members
will vote on their favorite videos and the winners will win some
cool swag.
The Details
1) Come up with an idea for your video -- let your imagination
run wild! If you were a robot would you dream of other robots?
Humans? Space exploration? Love? Eating pancakes with syrup?
A nice clean oil bath? Include your family, pets, friends, sock
puppets, etc in your video.
2) Create your video -- use your webcam or use pro video gear,
it doesn't matter. All videos must be under 5 minutes and may
use excerpts of the song "One Robot's Dream". However, there
is no requirement for there to be music. Take care not to use
someone else's video without permission.
3) Upload it to YouTube and tag it with "onerobotsdream".
4) After your video has been posted, verify it shows up when
searched on "onerobotsdream". Here is a link to all videos with
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while we wait for videos to be posted and set up the voting
After the videos start coming in, we will create an area on
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the end of the year.
At this point, entrants must be US residents and over 13 years old
to win the swag, but anyone may enter and share their videos and
be featured on the web site.
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Nov 29 Wed Convention Center - Brisbane, AU
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we are doing a few special packages to help raise money for cliff through the benefit show. check out the two links below if you want to help out the cause, plus see a great show and meet the guys :}
We are selling 6 reserved tix at a table (not available to the public) + after show passes on Craigslist for $2000. There are 2 tables available.
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last but not least, joe will be a judge at the Guitar Player Guitar Hero competition that happens 9/23 @ the Great American Music Hall in San Francisco. http://www.gamh.com/artist_pages/guitar_hero_competition_092306.htm
the last podcast of our 6-part series is up now, go check it out by clicking on the promo image on the home page!
unfortunately, due to last minute conflicts with the production of the new SATRIANI Live DVD, joe is *not* going to be able to join Ian Gillan tonight @ slim's in SF as previously announced. apologies to anyone who might be inconvenienced by this. we promise you'll be more than compensated when you get your hands on the new DVD :}
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Alicia Keys Embraces Simple Joys of Motherhood in 'Girl on Fire' Video
Alicia Keys is a proud mom to Egypt, her son with Swizz Beatz, and it shows in her new video for 'Girl On Fire.'
In the clip, Keys channels a retro housewife, rocking winged eyeliner, pencil skirts and fitted tops, but all in modern colors. She aids someone appearing to be her mother, cleans up after some tykes (even using telekinesis at times) and helps prepare dinner. She gets no help from her man, but she doesn't mind that much. The video is extremely colorful, especially night time scenes that feature Keys alone in her room singing while looking out of her window at falling rain. Keys looks stunning, as usual, and makes what can otherwise be banal look beautiful -- proving that any girl can be a 'Girl on Fire.'


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Our Country's Good Runs Through Saturday
by Jim Amidon
April 19, 2011
The Wabash College Theater Department closes its 2010-2011 performance season with the award-winning play
Our Country's Good
, which runs through Saturday at Ball Theater in the Fine Arts Center. Curtain is at 8:00 p.m. each evening and free tickets can be reserved at the box office.
See pictures from Monday's dress rehearsal
The year is 1789 and a British Royal Marines ship — full of convicted prisoners — has just docked in Australia's Botany Bay where a penal colony has been established. To celebrate the British king's birthday, 2nd Lieutenant Ralph Clark (played by Gus McKinney) decides to stage a play — the first ever in the country — using the prisoners as actors, even though most can't read or write.
Written in 1988 by Timberlake Wertenbaker, the play discusses themes ranging from the Georgian judicial system to sexuality to class differences, using language so powerful that it demonstrates theater as a humanizing force.
Our Country's Good
is about passion, convicts, comedy, and the transformative power of theater," said Professor Dwight Watson, who is directing the production. "In the play within a play, convicts are turned into actors, some good and some not so good, but all performing with a sense of urgency. After all, it is either the hangman's noose or the stage."
The story concerns a group of Royal Marines and convicts who put on a production
of The Recruiting Officer.
The play is being produced amid food shortages and barbaric punishments — all with the notion that theater can be a very civil, even redemptive art form.
The hangman — himself a convict — has been recruited for a role, and the play's leading lady (wrongfully accused of stealing) is to be hanged in "real life." As the play is being rehearsed, the hangman measures her for a noose.
Clarke Remmers stars as Captain Arthur Phillip, who has been dragged out of retirement to lead the first fleet to Australia. He is an intellectual who feels some compassion for the prisoners, especially Liz Morden (played by Jamie Ritchie-Watson).
Jordan Plohr has the role of Major Robbie Ross, who is an angry, bitter commander who intimidates the convicts and hates the very idea that a play is being produced. Captain Watkin Tench shares that view, and Luke Robbins plays the role to perfection as he shouts down the prisoners and in his heart believes none are capable of redemption.
Almost all of the actors in
Our Country's Good
perform in more than one role — men playing women, women playing men, officers and convicts alike.
Tyler Griffin stars as the judge at Botany Bay, Captain David Collins, and Raynor Mendoza plays Reverend Johnson. In the play, Mendoza plays the character Wisehammer.
Our Country's Good
asks questions about identity and immigration," said Professor Watson. "As Wisehammer remarks in the play, 'Country can mean opposite things. It renews you with trees and grass, you go rest in the country, or it crushes you with power: you die for your country, your country doesn't want you, and you're thrown out of your country.'"
Also starring in Wabash's production are students Chris McCloskey, Alex Avtgis, Tyler Whitford, and Josué Gutiérrez Guerra. Joining the Wabash students in addition to Jamie Ritchie Watson are Abigail Gillan (last seen in
A Lie of the Mind
), Terry Swift, and Rebecca Janvrin, a DePauw student last seen in
Terra Nova.
"Our rehearsals have been enjoyable with an energetic, talented cast and dedicated crew," added Watson. "We look forward to entertaining our audience with this colorful, bawdy, and lively production."
Our Country's Good
was first staged at London's Royal Court Theatre in September 1988, winning the Laurence Olivier Award and the BBC's Play of the Year. It opened on Broadway in 1991 and was nominated for six Tony Awards and received the New York Drama Critics' Circle Award for Best Foreign Play.
Although the spirit of the play is universal, it contains language more suited to an adult audience.
Our Country's Good
performed by Wabash College Theater and directed by Dwight Watson. Starring: Gus McKinney (2nd Lieutenant Ralph Clark, RM), Clarke Remmers (Captain Arthur Phillip, RN), Tyler Griffin (Captain David Collins, RM / Ceasar), Luke Robbins (Captain Watkin Tench, RM / Ketch Freeman), Jordan Plohr (Major Robbie Ross, RM /Arscott), Chris McCloskey (Captain Campbell, RM / Midshipman Harry Brewer, RN), Jamie Ritchie-Watson (Lieutenant Will Dawes, RM / Liz Morden), Abigail Gillan (2nd Lieutenant William Faddy, RM / Dabby Bryant), Josué Gutiérrez Guerra (Duckling Smith/ Aborigine), Raynor Mendoza (Reverend Johnson / Wisehammer), Rebecca Janvrin (Midshipman / Mary Brenham), Terry Swift (Midshipman / Meg Long), Alexander Avtgis (Female Convict / Sideway), and Tyler Whitford (Convict / Lieutenant George Johnston).
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Somewhere there's an intrepid explorer halfway around the globe discovering some fabulous plant that grows in all climates and require no nutrients…nay it makes its own. This plant is resistant to drought and freak frosts. Pests freeze and turn to stone upon sighting this plant. The fruit it bears will cure what ails you from hangnails to male pattern baldness and its so delicious most people faint upon first tasting its delectable nectar.
But we aren't going to talk about that plant.
I'm going to tell you where to find plants that accomplish all of this (well I exaggerated a bit!) in your own backyard. You might call them "weeds".
Ralph Waldo Emerson said of weeds: A weed is but a plant whose virtues remain undiscovered. A lesser mind might think that Mr. Emerson implies that weeds have no virtues but in fact he was taking a swipe at us for being too unimaginative to see the benefits.
Perhaps it's in our nature to see conflicts where they really don't exist. Weeds are something portrayed as having a mind of their own. If only we had a way to stop these invasive undesirable plants from taking over the garden, choking out the things we planted – Tomatoes from South America, Cabbage from the Mediterranean, and Carrots from Asia.
But what if we did find the virtue? What if these plants had some redeeming qualities that we could just perhaps exploit? Would fields of thistle pop up with farmer in tow, worrying over each spindly plant?
Probably not, but the virtues do exist!
Weeds Offer Support
Leading up to the dust bowl days in the Great Plains States farmers were taking a plow to the prairie grasses ripping them up to expose and loose the soil. This wasn't the first or last time a group of people would consider something a weed right before it put the smackdown on their collective butts.
But we organic gardeners we are much smarter. We don't use a plow we use a tiller. Problem solved right?
Roots like loose soil, it helps them spread and put more green matter on the plants. This is a self-defeating cycle. Soil is loose, plants grow fast, and loose soil can't support growth. Sounds a little like our economic policies, huh?
Put a plant in compacted soil and it doesn't grow well either but it won't fall over.
Put a plant in soil with weeds and the roots intermingle. They run down paths where the other plant's roots have died and rotted in the soil. Mycorrhizal fungi connect the roots, evening out nutrients, finding water and providing them to the plants.
I myself, a few years back, chopped the weeds out of my corn patch with a hoe and watched as the next storm and rain toppled the plants. My dad experienced the same thing this year with sorghum.
Weeds – What Plants Crave
Clover invades my garden almost every year and I love it for that. That may seem crazy but clover is a pea without pods. It is a legume that generates nitrogen within the soil due to the symbiotic relationship with bacteria called rhizomes that form nodules on its roots. It grows quickly which means that it can be chopped and the green growth can be used to nitrify compost or it can be worked into the soil as green manure. Plus my chickens will eat it.
Though its growth can choke out the plants it can help, Kudzu is also a leguminous plant.
Dandelion is another weed that we love to hate. But the long taproot that makes dandelions impervious also makes them excellent miners or minerals way down in the soil. When we "chop and drop" the greens or compost them we add minerals that might otherwise never surface. Nettles are another weed that can be used to activate compost.
Some weeds such as dandelion and clover also send out brilliant flowers that beneficial insects love to visit. Bumblebees love clover and they will patronize a particular patch of flowers over and again meaning you might not want to chop too much clover as it flowers. The flowers seem to provide easy access and are in close proximity most times. This helps the bees expend little energy as they gather up the pollen.
Honeybees are attracted to the color yellow and there is nothing more yellow than a field full of dandelion flowers. About half of my photos of bees in the garden were in dandelion patches. And while dandelions attract honeybees there are said to repel armyworms.
Weeds also help camouflage your garden. When a pest lands on your bare garden soil it simply has to walk, fly or hop to the nearest green thing and begin feeding to ruin your garden. Give them something to eat that you don't care to lose. Weeds around the borders will keep the bad bugs there in a lot of cases.
If you want to improve the punch of your particular herbs you might consider keeping a nearby weedy patch. In recent experiments, stinging nettles were found to improve production of oil in peppermint and other nearby herbs increasing potency and flavor.
Or you can simply use the weeds to shade heat-phobic crops such as lettuce. You simply need to place them between the plants you want to shade and direction of the sunlight (southerly if you live in the Northern Hemisphere).
Weeds – It's What's for Dinner
If dandelions mine minerals that plants want might they also mine things we want?
Indeed dandelion leaves contain tons of essential vitamins and minerals such as A, C, K, calcium, potassium, iron and manganese. If you sauté young dandelion leaves with garlic, olive oil and bacon it is quite a treat. To boot, dandelion flowers (the yellow ones not the white fluffy ones) make a great wine if you can collect enough of the things. I personally cannot collect enough without my sinuses going haywire.
Purslane is another edible weed green. It also contains vitamin C and antioxidants but the real surprise is that it contains an Omega-3 fatty acid normally found in fish oil. Beat that lettuce!
Lamb's Quarter and Plantain are also edible weeds that can liven up a dull salad with essential nutrients and taste.
Weeds Can Heal You
Disclaimer: Herbal remedies should be prepared and taken under the strict guidance of a trained herbalist or physician.
Dandelion greens are a diuretic and can be made into a detoxification tea. The roots contain taraxacin (a bitter substance which may aid digestion), choline (a liver stimulant) and starch-type substances (that may help balance blood-sugar). In addition, the white resin that the dandelion parts ooze when broken can help dissolve warts.
Yarrow can be used to treat wounds or relieve a fever. In The Illiad, Achilles uses it to treat the wounds of injured Greek soldiers. It has been found to control bleeding, prevent infection and promote healing. Word is still out if it is effective on arrow wounds to the ankle.
Nettle tea can treat bronchitis and bladder infections. Normally painful to the touch, topically it can be used to treat arthritis.
Even the lowly kudzu can be used to treat dysentery, high blood pressure and perhaps even alcoholism.
If you truly believe Emerson's quote you will no longer see a garden full of weeds. Instead you will find a garden working in harmony with nature. And to hell with your friends who call you lazy. Sit back and enjoy how little you had to work to achieve so much.
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Shakefest 2012
May 26-27th, 2012 * Charleville Castle * Tullamore * Ireland * Shakefest.net *
This year will be Shakefest's "7th" Annual Dance and multi-cultural festival held at the historic epic Charleville Castle. The festival grounds is starting to bustle with activity as preparations are in the flow to welcome local and international community, visitors, friends, and family to celebrate culture. Since 2006, Shakefest has been bringing together an eclectic mix of Middle Eastern, Cultural Dance, and Artistic Workshops ending with a multi-cultural evening of dance performances. This year, Shakefest is expanding into more folklore, diversity, performance art, crafts, and themes for all ages, sexes, and cultures. This year features numerous workshops, classes, performances, and activities such as a "Faerie Glen" to get lost in, A "Madhatter's Tea Party", A bouncy Pirate Ship, Indian Cuisine, Performances by Tullamore's "The Red Embers", Galway Bellydance, Appolonia Tribal Bellydance, Sheeoneh, Nicole Volmering, and Aoife Hardiman.
Joana Saahirah ~ photo courtesy of Shakefest
This year's International Guest Instructor is Oriental Dancer Joana Saahirah of Cairo, Egypt providing authentic education on Egyptian History and Folklore as well as Oriental Dance instruction in Classical, Saiidi and Alexandria of Mellaya styles. Declan Kiely will host a special workshop on how to "Dance like Michael Jackson". Hip Hop, Jazz, Poi & Ribbon Dancing, Bachata and Argentinian Tango classes are also offered. There will also be African dance, poetry, open-mic sessions, a kid's gigantic Dragonfly and butterfly hunt, punch and judy, juggling & stiltwalking by Stagecraft Ireland, Drum Circles, and a magic show. This year will also be breaking ground on a live history section with the KHI Medieval Re-enactors treating audiences to combat simulations of the Crusader's Knight's Templar with medieval tents, a full try-on armoury and archery for all ages.
KHI Medieval Re-enactors ~ photo courtesy of Shakefest
Featured musical performances by 40's Swinging The Bugle Babes, Our Annual Multi-cultural Hafla, daring fire show by The Red Embers & Babylon's Inferno, The North Strand Kontra Band from North Dublin. Dazzling Romanian and Bulgarian instrumental band is expected to finish off the fest with explosive energy and lively dance accompanied by original and traditional tunes from clarinet, saxophone, trombone, keys, banjo, double bass, and drums. If you're travelling through Ireland this weekend or live in the magical isles, this event is not to be missed. Gates open at Noon on Saturday the 26th with admission only �10 general entry, �10 camping, �20 family day pass or only �15 for evening entertainment.� All proceeds will be going towards Charleville Castle Restoration Fund � Operation �Raise The Roof� project in which money will be raised towards putting a protective roof on the castle chapel. We'll be covering this event, so come back here for photos, review, and the stories we weave from the experience …
North Strand Kontra Band ~ photo courtesy of Shakefest


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I'd love to help So would we be going in chronological order story-wise or volume wise?
I've checked the site SlimJ87D linked and their summaries look really easy to do (1 or 2 pictures with a few lines explaining what happened), it wouldn't take me long to summarize all the series in that fashion. I don't think it really needs to be a collective project, if someone's motivated enough they should be able to tackle it in an afternoon.
I think if a lot of people want to help, the best approach would be a list of the fights. Any fight that isn't done can easily be seen this way. If a lot of people want to help, this would be a pretty quick and painless way to do it.
Black Swordsman (Volumes 1 - 3)Guts vs. Lord of Koka CastleGuts vs. Zondark (I-III)Guts vs. The CountGolden Age (Volumes 3 - 13)Guts vs. BazusoGuts vs. Griffith (I)Guts vs. Zodd (I)Guts vs. 100-menGuts vs. BosconeGuts vs. Griffith (II)Guts vs. Silat (I) (During that tournament)Guts vs. Silat (II) (In the camp of the hawks)Hawks vs. BakirakaGuts vs. Wyald (I & II?)Retribution (Volumes 13 - 21)Guts vs. Boar-Apostle (?)Guts vs. Sacrificial Tree (?)Guts vs. Roshinu (I-III)Guts vs. AzanGuts vs. Serpico (I) (very short)Guts vs. The Goatman (?)Guts vs. Serpico (II)Guts vs. Mozgus' DisciplesGuts vs. MozgusMillenium Falcon (Volumes 22 - current)Guts vs. Zodd (II)Guts vs. GolemsGuts vs. OgreSerpico vs. KelpieGuts vs. SlanIsidro vs. Troll Captain (very short)Guts vs. GurunberdGuts vs. Makara (I)Guts vs. Serpico (II)Guts vs. Makara (II)Guts vs. Daiba
So which fights would you include then, as a general rule?
If any fight's going to be included at all, then all fights worth mentioning? It wouldn't cost anything to add the smaller ones. Anyway, nothing is being done right now, no use reviving the thread just to list battles (especially since the ones deciding what would be included are Walter, Griffith and I).
You guys even forgot Isidro & Puck vs the pirates (with Mule's help in the end), what a shame.
Is it okay to host images of the fights on , say, imageshack or photobucket when doing those summaries? Since it's just excerpts there should be no problem with that, right?
Are there really any fights that aren't worth mentioning?
Theres more to the fight than this. Guts conflict with killing children, for one. The first confrontation with Roshinu and the paralytic dust that Roshine's wings excrete. ect.


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MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. – The Peach Belt Conference (PBC) released its weekly baseball honors Monday, with members of the No. 8 Georgia College & State University baseball team (35-14, 19-5 PBC) taking both the Pitcher and Player of the Week awards. First baseman Matt Pitts (Brunswick, Ga.) earned player of the week, while Martin Dewald (Mannheim, Germany) was selected as the conference's top pitcher.
Needing a win to take the series at Armstrong Atlantic State University Saturday, Dewald responded with a gem of a shutout, fanning 13 while scattering four hits and a walk. It was his fifth complete game and second shutout of the year. Just two runners reach third base in the game, as Dewald set down the final 11 hitters in a row, including seven via strikeout. This is the third weekly honor this season for Dewald, the most for any pitcher in the league.
Pitts hit .500 (8-16) with four home runs, 10 RBI and a 1.313 slugging percentage in four games last week. The senior had multiple hits in three of the four games, including a 3-for-5 outing against Armstrong Atlantic State with two home runs and five RBI. Pitts had three home runs in the three-game set in Savannah, Ga. with seven RBIs. He also went 2-for-3 with a double and a home run against No. 20 Erskine earlier in the week. Pitts also stole three bases and did not have an error at first. This is the first such weekly honor for Pitts, and the fourth for the Bobcats as a team.
Up next, the 2010 PBC Champions play in the opening round of the PBC Tournament against No. 25 USC Aiken Saturday, May 8 at 6 p.m.
The GCSU Department of Athletics, winners of the 2008-09 PBC Commissioner's Cup, sponsors 10 varsity athletic programs at the NCAA Division II level. As a Division II program, Georgia College prides itself on balancing the life of the student-athlete, evidenced by the Bobcats' multiple appearances in post-season competition as well as documented academic success and community-service involvement. Sign up at Twitter.com username GCSUSID for up-to-the-minute reports, and visit www.GCSUBobcats.com to nominate your favorite former Bobcats and Colonials to the GCSU Athletics Hall of Fame.


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2011-2012 Undergraduate Bulletin
Unless otherwise noted, the information provided in this bulletin should be utilized in the following manner:
Academic regulations are in effect for all students during 2011-2012.
The general degree requirements and requirements for majors and minors are effective for students who matriculate during 2011-2012.
The University at Albany does not discriminate on the basis of age, color, creed, disability, marital status, national origin, race, or sex. Inquiries concerning this policy should be directed to the The Office of Diversity and Affirmative Action .
The calendars, curricula, and fees described in this bulletin are subject to change at any time by official action of the University at Albany.
For questions about the Undergraduate Bulletin, please contact The Office of the Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education.
The Office of the Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education
In addition to publishing the Undergraduate Bulletin each academic year, the Office of the Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education is responsible for the coordination of the academic experience of undergraduate students at this University. The Vice Provost works closely with the deans and faculty of the individual schools and colleges and with the Undergraduate Academic Council in developing, coordinating, and implementing undergraduate academic policy and curricula. The Vice Provost oversees the Office of Undergraduate Education, the Honors College, the General Education Program, the Office of the Transfer Experience Coordinator, the Student Engagement Initiative, and the Institute for Teaching, Learning, & Academic Leadership.
The Office of the Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education also provides coordination of and advisement for: independent study; student-initiated interdisciplinary majors and minors; interdisciplinary courses; and the Washington, NYS Senate and Assembly, and other University-wide internships.The Office coordinates with the Advisement Services Center, Academic Support Services, Undergraduate Admissions, the Registrar's Office and other University offices to implement changes in academic policies and curricula.
The Office provides assistance and counseling to undergraduate students who are contemplating leaving the University, who are seeking to take a Leave for Approved Study at another college or university, or who wish to re-enter the University after having been away for a semester or more. It also coordinates the Degree in Absentia process.
Visit the Undergraduate Education website for details about programs and services and for copies of relevant forms as well as petitions for exceptions to academic policies: https://www.albany.edu/undergraduateeducation/index.html.
The Vice Provost is eager to facilitate help for all students who wish to explore academic issues and concerns. Students may contact the Office of the Vice Provost and Dean for Undergraduate Education by visiting Lecture Center 30, by calling (518) 442-3950, or by email to email@example.com.
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Undergraduate study is offered through the faculties of each of the separate schools and colleges comprising the University.
The College of Arts and Sciences provides all undergraduates with study in most of the disciplines within the liberal arts and sciences. Those students wishing to explore many of these areas in depth may become majors within the college. Graduates of the College of Arts and Sciences may apply for graduate-level teacher certification preparation programs in the School of Education.
The School of Business offers programs in accounting and business administration. Admission to these programs is competitive, open only to the best-qualified students who have completed 56 or more credits, including specific courses outlined in the School of Business section of this bulletin.
The School of Criminal Justice offers a multi-disciplinary degree program, focusing on the study of criminal behavior and society's response to it. Admission to this major is highly competitive, and students must complete specific requirements before applying for admission.
The School of Education offers courses for undergraduates who are interested in education-related careers. College of Arts and Science undergraduate majors may apply to teacher certification programs at the graduate level.
The College of Computing and Information combines strong technical education and research with an application-oriented perspective. It comprises the departments of Computer Science, Informatics, and Information Studies. The College offers General Education and advanced courses, and several major and minor programs, including degrees in Computer Science as well as a two Faculty-Initiated Interdisciplinary Majors, one with a Concentration in Information Science and another in Financial Market Regulation.
The College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering offers opportunities for undergraduate research in the college in addition to undergraduate degree programs in Nanoscale Science and in Nanoscale Engineering.
The Nelson A. Rockefeller College of Public Affairs and Policy offers undergraduate degree programs in political science and public policy. These programs focus on issues of politics, public policy, and management in the public service in the local, state, federal, and international arena. The program in public policy is a combined major and minor sequence, where students design an area of concentration.
The School of Public Health offers a major and minor in public health. The field of public health addresses issues such as bioterrorism, violence prevention, health disparities, and obesity; prevents epidemics and the spread of disease; protects against environmental hazards; prevents injuries, promotes and encourages healthy behaviors; responds to disasters and assists community recovery; and assures the quality and accessibility of health services.
The School of Social Welfare offers a combined major and minor sequence that prepares students for beginning social work. This program serves the liberal education needs for students interested in the social sciences and human services professions. Admission to this major is competitive, and students have complete specific requirements before applying for admission.
The Interdisciplinary Studies Committee of the Undergraduate Academic Council works with the academic colleges and schools to develop and approve Faculty-Initiated Interdisciplinary Majors and Minors. The approval of Student-Initiated Interdisciplinary Majors and Minors is also under the jurisdiction of this committee. In addition, the committee recommends and monitors University-wide independent study, internships, special projects, and interdisciplinary topics courses.


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Video: Wojtek Targosz
Welcome to the Vans High Standard Double Big Air, a contest where you can't spin above a 540. Style counts for everything and you better have some weird grabs in your bag of tricks. It went down like this: two heats with two runs per heat, the top 10 riders made finals. Double grabs were the highlight of the day. Flip combos were a close second. There were truck drivers, rocket airs, and even a double roast beef. One rider was tossing a chicane. California blessed the High Standard with mostly sunny skies for the whole event and Vans provided some hot dogs and sausages to keep the riders fueled up. In the end Nick Geisen impressed the judge the most. Ryan Linnert took home second and Scott Hoffman third. The Pro-Tec best trick was awarded to Tim Rechetniak.
1st – Nick Geisen $700
2nd – Ryan Linnert $500
3rd – Scott Hoffman $300
Best Trick – Tim Rechetniak $500


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The Resident Energy Conservation Program (RECP) is the US Navy's utility conservation platform, mandated by the Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD) and the US Navy. Balfour Beatty Communities, along with other privatized military housing partners, has joined forces with the US Navy on a path to conserve energy and educate military housing residents on being environmental advocates. RECP encourages residents to use their utilities responsibly and rewards residents that are successful in lowering their monthly usage.
Program Details | Program Resources | Energy Saving Resources
The idea behind the program is that by conserving today, we will ensure a better tomorrow and by changing our habits, we can take part in changing the future. The aim is to conserve our natural resources and reduce our nation's dependence on foreign oil as well as reward Service Members for their successful contribution to the conservation effort.
For detailed information as to how the program works, view the Resident Energy Conservation Program Initiative video. For a step-by-step process, see below.
Wounded Warriors are exempt from the RECP program. Residents with exceptional family members (EFM) with documented requirements for excess energy usage and handicapped service members with a utility consuming condition may request a waiver from participation. All Wounded Warriors, Exceptional Family Members, and Handicapped Service Members must apply to be exempt from the program. If Wounded Warriors apply for exemption, their approval is automatic. All others must go through an approval process and may be denied at the Navy's discretion.
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