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Adama Ndiaye had high expectations as he entered his senior season in 2000-01. Two exhibition games did nothing to diminish those feelings, but a couple days before UCSB's regular season opener at Pepperdine, the only feeling that Ndiaye was experiencing was pain. In practice, a bullet pass from a teammate hit the ring finger on Ndiaye's left hand just right, or wrong, and fractured it. The 6-foot-9 native of Dakar, Senegal, needed surgery to repair the fracture and that was all she wrote for his 2000-01 season.
Ndiaye's Senior Season, Take Two
You never want to see a guy fracture his finger and miss an entire season. With all due respect, when the guy was expected to be your team's most valued rebounder and defender, you want even less to see it. On the other hand, while Ndiaye's injury last year caused headaches last year, it is cause for a little happiness this year. He returns a year older, a year wiser and with a host of experienced teammates around him. Such was not the case last year. Ndiaye is a bigger and stronger than he was when he last played in a regular season game, and he should be a major factor in shoring up some of UCSB's weaknesses from a year ago, including interior defense and offensive rebounding.
Giant Steps
From the beginning of the 1998-99 season to the end of the 1999-2000 season, Adama Ndiaye traveled the basketball equivalent of about a couple thousand miles. He was a completely different player. As a sophomore, Ndiaye was a raw, albeit athletic, player with a great deal of potential. By the end of his junior campaign, he had done more than scratched the surface of that potential, finishing the season with averages of 9.3 points, 7.5 rebounds and 1.8 blocked shots per game. Over the final 20 games of the 1999-2000 season, Ndiaye was regularly playing 30 or more minutes and producing double-figures in points and/or rebounds. Clearly, he had come a long way from his first season.
Adama's Block Party II
Two seasons ago, Ndiaye led the Gauchos in blocked shots, primarily because nobody else on the team was much of a shot-blocker. In 1999-2000, he led the team in blocked shots because he had a heck of year blocking shots. Ndiaye finished the year with 48 blocked shots, the fifth highest total in UCSB history. After swatting only two shots over the season's first four contests, he produced 46 over the final 24 games and he clubbed two or more in 12 games. He had a career-high five blocks in two games (vs. Long Beach State and at Pacific) and he had four in two other games (vs. Pacific and vs. Westmont). In only two seasons, Ndiaye has blocked 73 shots, ranking him fifth on the all-time list.
Doubling Up
Ndiaye had a team-high six double-doubles in 1999-2000. He had one each against Cal Poly, Pacific, New Mexico State, St. Mary's, Westmont and Concordia. He had 14 games in which he scored in double-figures, all in the last 24 games of the season and he had seven contests in which he had ten or more rebounds. On two occasions, Ndiaye had a career-high 16 rebounds (vs. Idaho and Concordia), the highest total by a Gaucho player since December of 1996. He scored his career-high of 19 points in a road win over Cal State Fullerton.
From Tin Man To Iron Man
Okay, as a sophomore Ndiaye wasn't really a tin man. He played in 23 games, missing five due to injuries, and totaled 350 minutes, an average of 15.2 per game. As a junior, however, he showed the positive results of a strength and condiditioning program by finishing third on the team with 755 minutes played in 28 games, an average of 27.0 per game. Ndiaye played 21 or more minutes in all 28 games, he played 25 or more in 17 games and he played 30 or more in nine games. Ndiaye also started 27 of 28 games, the third highest total on the team that season.
Adama Ndiaye Notes
2001-02: Adama Ndiaye returns for another shot at his senior season...He has the upside to be one of the best big men in the Big West Conference, particularly when it comes to defense and rebounding...He is bigger and stronger than he has ever been and that should benefit the Gauchos tremendously...If he can make the same type of progress on the offensive end of the court that he made during his junior season, he could have an outstanding season...2000-01: Ndiaye fractured the ring finger on his left hand just three days prior to the regular season opener and he was forced to miss the entire season as an injury redshirt...1999-2000: Ndiaye was UCSB's fourth-leading scorer at 9.3 points per game and he led the team in rebounding at 7.5 per game and in blocked shots at 1.7 per game...He finished fifth in the Big West in rebounding overall and first in blocked shots...Ndiaye produced six double-doubles on the season...Had 16 points and 12 rebounds against Pacific, 13 points and 13 rebounds against St. Mary's, ten points and 14 rebounds at New Mexico State, ten points and ten rebounds against Cal Poly, 12 points and 16 rebounds against Concordia and 13 points and ten rebounds vs. Westmont...Scored a career-high 19 points in win at Cal State Fullerton...Scored in double-figures 14 times, including six times in the last seven games...Collected double-figures in rebounds seven times including a career-best 16 vs. Idaho and Concordia...In his 16-rebound performance against Concordia, Ndiaye had ten offensive rebounds...Had the third best field goal percentage on the team at 49.7% and over the final 24 games he made 87-of-164, 53.0%...Swatted a career-high five shots in games against Long Beach State and Pacific...Had at least one block in 21 of 28 games, two or more in 12 games, three or more in nine games and four or more four times...After struggling to play significant minutes consistently as a sophomore, Ndiaye played at least 21 minutes in all 28 contests...Averaged 27.0 minutes per game, the third highest mark on the team...Played 30 or more in nine games...1998-99: Averaged 3.3 points, 4.0 rebounds and 1.1 blocked shots per game...Had become one of the team's most important reserves by the end of the season...His development was slowed by a lower abdominal injury that sidelined him for five games in late-December and early-January...When he returned at Nevada in mid-January, Ndiaye had lost weight and was very rusty...Regained form late in the season and played well at the end of the campaign...Over a three game span to close the regular season home schedule, Ndiaye averaged 6.0 points and 8.3 rebounds per game, going for a season-high 11 boards against Cal Poly, eight against North Texas and six against Pacific...Had five rebounds or more in eight of his 23 games...Was one of the team's best interior defenders and led the way with 25 blocked shots...Had a career-high three blocked shots in games against USC and Utah State...Scored a season-high 14 points against Loyola Marymount, his only double-digit output of the season...Junior College: Ndiaye played one season at Bacone Junior College in Oklahoma...Suffered an eye injury early in the year and was hampered for much of the season...Averaged 11.2 points and 8.3 rebounds per game...Emerged at the end of the season to become a force and he was ultimately named Bacone's Most Improved Player...Also averaged just over three blocked shots per game...Hit 52.0% of his field goals and 70.0% of his free throws... Had season-highs of 15 points and 11 rebounds against Connors State (Oklahoma) Junior College...Blocked seven shots in a game against Labette (Kansas) Junior College...During Ndiaye's one season at Bacone, they lost in the Division II State Finals...High School: Played one season at Marine Military Academy in Texas...Averaged 13.3 points and 10.1 rebounds per game...Also averaged 5.1 blocked shots and 5.0 assists per outing...His total of 141 blocked shots set a school record...Hit 51.0% of his field goal attempts and 70.0% of his free throw attempts...Had career-highs of 20 points and 15 rebounds against Clear Creek HS...Had nine assists and nine blocked shots against Cornerstone Church Prep...Helped Marine Military to a number one ranking among Texas private schools...Personal: Adama Marie Ndiaye was born June 17, 1978 in Dakar, Senegal...Majoring in Anthropology at UCSB...He speaks four languages fluently, Ouolof (his native African language), French, English and Spanish and he reads and writes in five languages, the previous four plus Arabic...An outstanding student, Ndiaye had a 3.75 grade point average at prep school and he was a member of the National Honor Society...In his one year of junior college, he completed 60 units of work...His hobbies include soccer and movies...His favorite sports teams are the Los Angeles Lakers, Chicago Bulls and San Francisco 49ers...Ndiaye has a twin sister who is 5-foot-5 and goes to college in Paris...The son of Moctar Ndiaye.


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The farm sector will be a bright spot in the Missouri economy in 2011, says a University of Missouri economist.
"Net farm income is expected to exceed $3 billion, a milestone reached for the third time since 2004," says Scott Brown, with MU Food and Agricultural Policy Research Institute (FAPRI). "More incredible is that farm income never topped $1.5 billion prior to 2004."
Planted areas for soybeans, corn, wheat, cotton, rice, sorghum and harvested hay are expected to total near 14 million acres in 2011, Brown said. That is an increase of over 650,000 acres above 2010.
"This threshold has only been reached twice before in the last 25 years. Although 14 million was a common planted acreage in the state before 1986 when the Conservation Reserve Program began to expand."
While a large part of the agricultural recovery comes on the crops side, Brown said, that higher feed prices will constrain expansion of the livestock sector.
However, prices paid for meat will continue to climb, as the U.S. economic recovery continues and a growing foreign demand.
As demand expands in the next couple of years, producers will see prices that offset higher input costs.
"While production costs have gone up sharply in recent years, the rate of increase should begin to drop, providing energy prices and other inputs remain stable.
In any outlook, farmers should keep in mind unpredictable weather, surges in energy prices and unexpected disease outbreaks, Brown said. All have negative impact on profitability.
"In spite of the bright outlook, Missouri producers should prepare for volatility that has hit agriculture recently." Missouri production expenses increased from $5.5 billion in 2005 to nearly $7.5 billion in 2008, an increase of over 35 percent in three years," Brown said.
In the past when crop prices increased rapidly, inflation grew. While some inflation is seen, there is nothing like previous times, Brown said.
The growth in crop acres comes not just from released CRP ground but also a return of double-crop acres. Because of weather, double-crop acres fell in 2009 and 2010.
In the USDA conservation reserve, farmers are paid rent to keep erodible land in grass instead of row crops.
Government payments to farmers will be down. With changes in the economy, Missouri producers are expected to see some of the lowest levels in government payments since 1998 during the next few years. High market prices for most commodities have reduced payments to only 5 percent of the total income for the farm sector from 2007 to 2009.
MU FAPRI maintains economic models of livestock and grains. The models give 10-year baseline projections for the U.S. Congress. FAPRI provides independent analysis of proposed farm legislation, including the farm bill. FAPRI is a part of the MU College of Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources.

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Microsoft: Silverlight youth beats Flash experience
Outta your sandbox
It sounds like Microsoft is getting the same treatment from Apple as Adobe Systems when it comes to putting its media player on the iPad and iPhone.
It's been put on hold.
Regardless of whether Silverlight makes it on to either, Microsoft still feels pretty good about how it stacks up against Flash in security - an area where Apple chief executive Steve Jobs recently unloaded on Flash.
There's no Flash on the iPhone, Jobs said, because Flash is riddled with bugs. "Whenever a Mac crashes more often than not it's because of Flash," Jobs said. Adobe's chief technology officer Kevin Lynch fired back: "We don't ship Flash with any known crash bugs."
In an interview ahead of next Tuesday's release of the latest installment in the Silverlight story, Silverlight 4, corporate vice president for the .Net developer platform Scott Guthrie told The Reg that security and performance for the player are "super critical" to Microsoft.
Overall, he added, Silverlight 4 positions Microsoft "very well" as a technology for building and delivering Rich Internet Applications (RIAs) against the Flash-based Adobe Integrated Runtime (AIR).
The stakes are certainly higher with this version of Silverlight than previous editions.
Silverlight 3 ran applications from the safety of a sand-boxed environment, to protect your PC from potentially malicious code that might be hidden inside that video of the cat playing chopsticks you just downloaded from YouTube and started watching during your lunch break.
But version 4 lets you chose to run applications outside the sandbox as it taps into your computer in a way that would embarrass its predecessors.
Video in Silverlight 4 will integrate with the media hardware on your PC, like the processor and any camcorders - should the application using Silverlight need to use a video, that is. Silverlight 4 adds new APIs that let you re-size and re-position video or other content using Silverlight outside the browser and on the desktop. Applications can be integrated with the task bar at the bottom of your Windows-7 screen or the doc on Apple's OS X. Applications written in Silverlight 4 can also access the PC's clipboard.
Applications in Silverlight 4 can read and write to the file system if the application is supported. And you can customize the chrome and host HTML - handy for running video build in HTML 5 but also potentially handy for cross-site scripting or SQL-injection attacks.
Guthrie said security is something Microsoft worries about every day but noted Silverlight has enjoyed a very good reputation since version 1.0 in 2007. He attributed that to youth.
Silverlight has been built in an era when its been possible to take advantage of the best practices that have evolved as the result of the last decade's word of attacks. Technologies like Flash, which hails from the mid 1990s, predate this and contain layer upon layer of legacy code and fixes to cope with first the PC and then the rise of the web.
"Any code written in the last five years tends to be more secure than the code written 10 years ago - that's true for us and others," Guthrie said. "Silverlight, because it's been written over the last two to three years, is able to incorporate the best practices we've learned. We feel pretty good about Silverlight's security."
Interestingly, during the recent Pwn2Own hacker contest at CanSecWest, Google's Chrome was the only browser not to succumb to attacks from hackers that felled Internet Explorer, Mozilla's Firefox, and Apple's Safari. All these pre-date the two to three year window while Chrome is Silverlight's peer, having been first released in 2008.
Overall, Guthrie said he felt Silverlight 4 positions Microsoft well against Adobe's Flash-based AIR for RIAs. Like Silverlight, AIR breaks down the barrier between downloaded applications and their access to the local hardware and data on your PC.
In many ways, Silverlight 4 closes the gap on Flash and AIR on a features perspective with simple additions like the ability to print from Silverlight and the addition of support for rich text, bi-directional, and RTL text.
Guthrie repeated the latest market-share numbers Microsoft has claimed show Silverlight's growing uptake is closing in on Flash's ubiquity - Adobe claims Flash runs on more than 90 per cent of PCs.
He claimed Microsoft's data shows 60 per cent of all devices on the internet now run Silverlight - up from 45 per cent when in November 2009 when Microsoft released the Silverlight 4 beta. Guthrie cites major events like the Vancouver Winter Olympics, the March Madness basketball frenzy in the US, and Victoria's Secret fashion show have all been broadcast online using the Silverlight player have helped drive uptake as viewers had to downloaded the player.
Guthrie claimed this gives Silverlight RIAs and edge over AIR, because you don't need to download a separate Microsoft RIA runtime. You get the RIA as part of Silverlight. AIR, though, needs to be downloaded separately to Flash, so while Flash is ubiquitous AIR's still striving for penetration. He claimed Silverlight is installed on "three times" as many machines as AIR, making the Silverlight RIA option more attractive to developers looking for an existing market to target.
"While Flash is installed on lots of machines, AIR is not...so the day we ship next week our out-of-browser support will be installed on far more machines than AIR," Guthrie said.
That's a maybe, but there's still one device they all want to be on and that won't be running Silverlight, Flash, or AIR anytime soon. ®
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Podcast #401 - Gigabyte X99P-SLI, RevoDrive is back, GPU Drivers, Computex, and more!
Subject: General Tech | May 26, 2016 - 05:53 PM | Allyn Malventano
Tagged: X99P-SLI, toshiba, revodrive, review, RD400, podcast, pcper, ocz, msi, hardware, gigabyte, fdsoi, computex, amd, AM4, am3, am2, 303, 22nm
PC Perspective Podcast #401 - 05/26/2016
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ECS Launches A970M-A Deluxe for AMD Processors
Subject: Motherboards | October 31, 2012 - 03:59 PM | Tim Verry
Tagged: vishera, phenom, motherboard, ECS, atx, amd, am3, a970m-a deluxe
Elitegroup Computer Systems is on a roll this week for launching motherboards supporting AMD processors. In addition to its mini ITX offerings, the company is launching the A970M-A Deluxe in it's full gold-clad ATX form factor glory (heh). It offers up support for AMD's latest FX and Phenom II series processors along with SATA III 6Gbps and USB 3.0 for speedy storage. Unfortunately, there is no PCI-E 3.0. Otherwise, this is a high end motherboard and has the feature set to match.
In typical ECS fashion, the company has outfitted the board with gold colored heatsinks, EZ BIOS, solid capacitors, "Thor Ultra Protection," a dust shield, and support for up to 140W TDP processors, among other features. The EZ BIOS is actually a uEFI BIOS that allows you to tweak settings using a graphical interface as well as automatic overclocking functionality that can overclock the AMD processor for you (to an extent).
Internal IO and board layout
The board has several gold-colored heatsinks over the VRM and southbridge hardware. Along the top of the board lies the AM3+ CPU socket and four DDR3 DIMM slots. The board supports up to 2133 MHz memory when overclocked and up to 32 GB of RAM (when using 8GB DIMMs). Expansion slots include two PCI-E 2.0 x16 slots, two PCI-E x1 slots, and two legacy PCI slots. The lower-right corner features five SATA III 6Gbps ports – two of which are positioned at right angles to the board. Expansion headers include three fan headers, one COM header, and three USB 2.0 headers (up to 6 additional ports) are also included on the board.
The rear panel IO includes:
- 1 x PS/2 combo port
- 1 x RJ45 port (Realtek 8111E Gigabit LAN Controller)
- 1 x eSATA 6Gbps port
- 2 x USB 3.0 ports
- 8 x USB 2.0 ports
- 5 x Analog audio jacks (4 line out, 1 line in. Realtek ALC892 codec)
- 1 x S/PDIF optical audio output
While we do not yet have US pricing, when converted from the stated RS 9,000 (according to Think Digit)to USD, the board is just under $170. No word yet on stateside availability. You can find more information on the ECS specifcations page.
Take a break from Ivy Bridge with the Gigabyte 990FXA-UD5
Subject: Motherboards | May 7, 2012 - 04:07 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
Tagged: gigabyte, 990FXA-UD5, amd, am3, 990fx
If you need your Intel fix then scroll to the reviews below the fold where you will find a plethora of Z77 and X79 boards, but to provide a little variety check out the Gigabyte 990FXA-UD5 which is available for $180. As you can tell from the pricing this is from the higher of end AMD motherboards, with four PCIe 16x slots of which two can manage a full 16x, a total of ten SATA6Gb/s ports, two of which are eSATA, fourteen USB 2.0, four USB 3.0 and even a pair of Firewire ports are available. The variety and number of I/O ports is this boards strongest feature, Neoseeker would not recommend it for heavy overclockers but for someone who needs a workhorse that will handle a huge amount of drives and peripherals it is a very strong choice.
"The Gigabyte 990FXA-UD5 is a solid motherboard with a nice feature set for the AM3 and AM3+ processors. We pit it against the ASUS Crosshair V Formula, provided with the AMD FX-8150 review kits back at launch, to see how it compares with the incumbent AM3 champ."
Here are some more Motherboard articles from around the web:
- ASUS Maximus V GENE Z77 mATX Motherboard Review @ Hardware Canucks
- Intel DZ77GA-70K Motherboard Benchmark Tests @ Benchmark Reviews
- ASUS P8Z77-V LGA1155 Motherboard Review @ Hi Tech Legion
- ECS Z77H2-A2X Black Edition @ PCStats
- Gigabyte G1.Sniper M3 Intel Z77 Express LGA 1155 Preview @ techPowerUp
- Intel DZ77GA-70K Motherboard Features @ Benchmark Reviews
- Asus Maximus V Gene @ eTeknix
- Gigabyte Z77X-UD5H @ Kitguru
- Biostar TZ77XE4 @ Kitguru
- MSI Z77A-GD65 @ Tweaktown
- Gigabyte Z77MX-D3H @ OC3D
- ECS Z77H2-AX @ Guru of 3D
- ASUS P8Z77-V Deluxe Benchmark Performance @ Benchmark Reviews
- Sapphire Pure Platinum Z77K @ Kitguru
- GIGABYTE Z77X-UD5H @ Tweaktown
- ASUS Maximus V GENE Z77 @ Guru of 3D
- MSI Z77A-GD65 Motherboard @ Hardware Secrets
- Asus P8Z77-V Deluxe @ Kitguru
- MSI Z77A-GD65 @ Guru of 3D
- ASUS P8Z77-V Deluxe LGA1155 Motherboard @ Benchmark Reviews
- BIOS Option Of The Week - Internal Graphics Mode Select @ TechARP
- MSI X79A-GD65 (8D) @ X-bit Labs
- ASRock X79 Extreme9 Motherboard Review @ HardwareHeaven
- Gigabyte X79-UD3 Motherboard Review @ Madshrimps
- Six SSDs in RAID 0: Intel vs AMD - which chipset scales the best? @ Hardware.Info
Trimming the fluff and leaving the functional; the MSI 890FXA-GD65
Subject: Motherboards | April 15, 2011 - 03:14 PM | Jeremy Hellstrom
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[H]ard|OCP offers a second opinion on the Socket AM3 motherboard that Josh enjoyed so much, the MSI 890FXA-GD65. This board differs significantly from other economy class motherboards because MSI redesigned it from the ground up instead of just cutting off pieces from a more expensive model.
Drop by for a look at [H]'s testing results.
"With LGA1155 boards being all the rage, it's easy to forget about those who are using the AM3 platform. We rectify that by taking a long [H]ard look at the MSI 890FXA-GD65. A simple and very basic design that makes up for its lack of features in many ways. For around $130 it may be just what the OC Genie ordered."
Here are some more Motherboard articles from around the web:
- Intel DH67BL MicroATX Motherboard Review @Hi Tech Legion
- BIOS Option Of The Week - SDRAM Page Closing Policy @ TechARP
- ASUS Sabertooth P67A B3 @ OC3D
- Asus Sabertooth P67 Motherboard Review @ OverclockersHQ
- ASRock H67M-ITX/HT Socket 1155 Motherboard @ Pro- Clockers
- Intel DX58SO2 Mainboard @ X-bit Labs
- Gigabyte P67A-UD7-B3 Sandy Bridge Motherboard Review @ Hardware Canucks
- ASUS P8P76 WS Revolution: Elegant and Perfectly Functional @ InsideHW
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Forbes reports that a new Steve Jobs action figure from Inicon is so realistic, the photos actually make it look real. The action figure comes with the following details.
- one realistic 'head sculpt;'
- two pairs of glasses;
- a 'highly articulated body;'
- three pairs of hands;
- one tiny black turtleneck;
- one tiny pair of blue jeans;
You can purchase the action figure from Inicon's website, however, we're not exactly sure how long Apple's hordes of lawyers will let this one last -- go grab it while it's still up!
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BioShock Infinite Trailer Invites You to the City in the Sky
Irrational's new trailer for BioShock Infinite shows what life is like living among the clouds.
With the release of BioShock Infinite getting closer every day, Irrational is ramping up the hype machine. It's a good thing we are all looking forward to this sequel, otherwise the frequency with which these gameplay trailers are arriving might seem like overkill. Since there was so much radio silence on this title for so long, we welcome each and every last little morsel of BioShock Infinite Irrational is willing to share before the game's March 26th release.
This latest footage shows off a great deal more of Columbia than we've seen in action before, and there's plenty of said action included as well. The more we see of this game, the more we look forward to finally getting a chance to play. Check out the trailer below, and let us know what element of BioShock Infinite has you most excited in the comments.


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Kari Carr's Round Robin Quilt
A creative explosion was the result when four quilt designers took on a project that pushed all their personal boundaries. See the thoughtful design elements added to this quilt every step of it's journey.
Meet Kari Carr [1]
Designer Kari Carr of New Leaf Stitches [2] began the No-Rules Round Robin with the same angst as the other three participants--"What if my work doesn't measure up to others' expectations?"
R [3]ead Kari's blog here. [3]
Kari's Reveal [6]
At first glance, the big reveal of Kari's quilt exceeded her expectations.
R [3]ead Kari's blog here. [3]
Kari's Surprise [8]
She was surprised to see that her quilt center had at some point in the process been set on-point.
R [3]ead Kari's blog here. [3]
Kari's Thoughts [10]
Hear Kari and the other designers talk about the No-Rules Round Robin and Kari's quilt.
Round 1: Kari [12]
Kari worked with batiks and templates to piece a medallion-style center surrounded by a cream border.
R [3]ead Kari's blog here. [3]
Round 2: Terri [14]
Terri re-created Kari's center in Adobe Illustrator in order to repeat the "funky" 15° angles. This addition changed the appearance of Kari's cream border, making it mimic the four rounded curves of the center medallion.
R [3]ead Kari's blog here. [3]
Round 3: Terry [16]
Inspired by a catalog photo, Terry added a border of light Drunkard's Path units on a dark background.
R [3]ead Kari's blog here. [3]
Round 4: Gudrun [18]
Gudrun arrived at an "aha" moment when she opted to put the quilt on point, adding large triangles to each corner and finishing the design with pieced Flying Geese.
R [3]ead Kari's blog here. [3]
Kari's Final Touches [20]
Wanting to make sure the final round was really the end of design work on the quilt, the four designers spent time in the American Patchwork & Quilting Crafts Lab after the big reveals were finished.
R [3]ead Kari's blog here. [3]
Kari's Finished Quilt [22]
Kari's quilt, which she named SYN.ER.GY, combines thoughtful elements from each designer. What Kari learned most about the Round Robin process--"You've got to trust your instincts, relax, and look for what the quilt needs next."
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The 2016 Utah Big Game Application Guidebook summarizes the laws and rules that govern big game hunting in Utah. The guidebook is designed to be a convenient quick-reference document for big game hunting regulations. You can use the references in the guidebook to search for the detailed statute or rule that underpins the guidebook summary.
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Serbian Patriarch in the church of the Resurrection of Christ in Berlin
His Holiness Irinej, Serbian Patriarch visited on December 3rd, 2013 the church of the Resurrection of Christ in Holzmann street in Berlin
In front of the church Serbian Patriarch Irinej was welcomed by the head of the church, archpriest Dragan Sekulic, archpriest Veljko Gacic, episcopal dean for North East Germany and the church of Saint Sava in Berlin, archpriest Andrej Sikojev from the Russian Orthodox Church Outside of Russia, archpriest Mikhail Kovalj from the Orthodox Church of Poland, presbyter Radomir Kolundzic, parish priest of the church of Saint Sava in Berlin, and priest Petar Dojkovic from the British-Scandinavian diocese.
At the church of the Resurrection of Christ the feast's vigil service was celebrated. All priests participated in the service.
The president of the Church-school congregation in Berlin Mr. Dragan Mitrovski on behalf of the clergy and parishioners of both churches gave a gift to His Holiness. The gift contains a small portion of the Berlin wall which should symbolize the unification of the Church-school congregation.
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A winner was selected from 28 designs submitted by 6 freelance designers.
We need a home page, a product review page and a checkout page for a reverse auction website.
I have posted a specifications/wireframe document at the following web address as a word document: https://www.yousendit.com/download/…bSt4dnc9PQ
The specification document shows exactly what you'll need to put on the pages.
We need a home page, an expanded view page and a checkout page. Use the logo from http://www.nadel.com for mockup purposes.
We're launching a reverse auction website and need someone to create mockups. We need a home page that shows all the eligible products (pick anything from ebay for mockup purposes), an expanded view page that shows more details about the item and a checkout page.
Mockups need to reflect good user interface design with the goal being to convert visitors to customers.
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Matt De La Pena at the Region One Spring Librarian's Conference
Matt De La Pena spoke to about 160+ librarians at Region One on February 14th, an appropriate Valentine's gift for all of us. Authors are always a joy to listen to, but when you have one that really moves you, then it just makes it that more special.
My biggest take away from his talk was this. Teachers and librarians can make a difference. His junior year, Matt had his 11th grade teacher encourage him by telling him that for the exam she had already given him an A, she just wanted him to write for 2 hours about anything he wanted to. She knew it would be magic, Matt just didn't understand that yet. Then, while in college, he had a librarian that paired him up with a book. He had never had anyone do that before. He wasn't really interested in the book at the beginning, but later found that he needed to finish it. He couldn't understand why she felt this book would mean something to him. Then, when he got to the end, he got teary eyed. He stressed that no tears actually came out, but I have read the book he was talking about and I can't imagine that he didn't. Ultimately, his message was loud and clear. Make a difference, not just with kids that are always involved in the lessons, but seek out the kid in the back. The one who isn't sure what his/her gift is. Maybe, just maybe, you will see what they can't see just yet.
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I am truly loving all the Anastasia Brow Products, and I will be reviewing them one by one as well as trying to get a few tutorials in here at the request of Lurve. Here is a review on the brow pen I got a couple weeks ago, and I love it! A must have in my makeup bag! It's like a liquid eyebrow pencil (pen form), and it doesn't tug like pencils do and gives a nice natural look.
Product: 4 out of 5
Packaging: 5 out of 5
Quality: 4.5 out of 5
Staying Power: 4.5 out of 5
Price: $21, Sephora.com & Sephora stores
Color: Only one color, "Universal Shade"
Would I buy again: YES!
You will LOVE this pen!
What they say: A long-wearing, soft-tipped brow pen. Anastasia Brow Pen glides on easily, clinging to both skin and hair, for a lush and natural look. Use it as a base to increase your current brow makeup's staying power or to fill in sparse areas for a fuller look. It dries quickly, lasts all day, and its water-based formula is easily removed with soap and water.
I describe it as: A felt-tip marker pen, similar to that of watercolor pens used in art, light feather-like strokes is the way to apply this like you normally would with a regular eyebrow pencil, just gently stroking the color on in one direction.
- The color matches me, easy to use
_ Great if you are in a hurry and don't want to deal with messy powders or stencils
- Easy to take with you in your purse or makeup bag, it's in a pen form
- $21, not too shabby since it's a unique product, although there are many companies that are catching on to this revolutionary product such as the Kanebo version on Sasa.com, and it's cheaper at $8 a pop, I just ordered that one too so I will compare the two once I receive it.
- Gives a nice natural and soft look
- Stays on for a majority of the day
- Only has one universal shade so it may not match everyone
- It's like a marker so it can rub/come off easily if you are touching your face, wearing a hat, working out, etc
Overall? I really enjoyed this product, it's part of my daily eyebrow routine (yes tutorial coming soon!) and I like to mix it up by tracing my eyebrows with the Anastasia pencil, then filling it in with this brow pen or the Anastasia Brow Filler (future product review!). I would DEFINITELY buy this again because it's just brilliant, easy to use, and since I am always in a rush it's easy to do my brows when I am short on time. Also $21 is pretty reasonable...
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I am truly loving all the Anastasia Brow Products, and I will be reviewing them one by one as well as trying to get a few tutorials in here at the request of Lurve. Here is a review on the brow pen I got a couple weeks ago, and I love it! A must have in my makeup bag! It's like a liquid eyebrow pencil (pen form), and it doesn't tug like pencils do and gives a nice natural look.
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- Connie said...
I'm intrigued! You make me wanna try the Kate one since it's available here. I would love to see the whole brow using this pen though.
- September 12, 2008 at 2:15 AM
- MakeupByRenRen said...
ohhh interesting...i've never seen a product like that but the fine tip and solution seem like they'd really help with the feather strokes you need to do brows
- September 12, 2008 at 6:10 AM
- ilurvemakeup said...
Hey Nessa, thanks for taking the time to review each Anastasia product :) I am beyond impress with their powder and interested in saving my $$ to get her other stuff :D I'm pondering about the gel since I got it for my sister, the sample I got worked damn good lol I almost don't want to give her the full size LOL I'll have to see if Ulta has this felt tipped pen - it's so unique and I wanna swatch it on my skin first :)
- September 12, 2008 at 7:27 AM
- Mrs. Lynne, MakeupFix.net said...
nice review sis. and i agree with sis ren that it does sound like it would make it easier on doing me brows.
- September 12, 2008 at 8:52 AM
- Tracy said...
Great review! Looking forward to your review on the Kanebo one. $21 seems a bit steep for me, especially for a marker (haha), and I'm afraid that it could easily dry out. If I do see it in store, though, I'll check it out. Thanks again!
- September 12, 2008 at 10:27 AM
- Anonymous said...
I saw something like this the other night at Target exept it was lipstick pen. I wrote on myself with it, well just a mark, and it was really like a marker. I washed my hands later that night and it didn't come off either -_- it was quite odd.
- September 12, 2008 at 1:22 PM
- Anastasia said...
Naturally I want to try Anastasia products, but the shipping from her site is a lot international, and Sephora won't ship to the UK at all. >:
- September 12, 2008 at 3:58 PM
- Shades Of U said...
Love the review! I am getting so addicted to Anastasia's products. They look so chic, and they work great too!
- September 12, 2008 at 3:59 PM
- qudz104 said...
hi! first off let me say that i love your site, and your so pretty.. i love the way you do your makeup. i had a quick question about this product tho.. physicians formula has a 'felt tip marker'-like eyeliner that i thought was pretty bad because it dried up so quickly! do you think something like this would happen with this product as well?
- September 12, 2008 at 3:59 PM
- Bright Colored Makeup said...
i'm always looking for new ways to do my eyebrows and i'm looking forward to a review. thanks for posting! stay gorgeous ;D
- September 12, 2008 at 4:17 PM
- Lani said...
thanks nessa, you have the best reviews! ;)
- September 12, 2008 at 9:41 PM
- fuzkittie said...
Interesting! I'm so on a brow tools hunt right now... When are you reviewing the brow highlighter thing from Anastasia?!! Hahaha, I'm so interested in that as well.
- September 13, 2008 at 10:08 AM
- loveva said...
ooo, thanks for the great tip hot stuff! ;D
- September 13, 2008 at 9:23 PM
- ainstein said...
thanks for this review! im very intrigued with this product. i cant wait til u review the kanebo one. i wanna see which one works better cause 21 bux is a bit too steep. girl u'r making my lemming list even longer each day! lol
hope ur having a great weekend! stay fab!
- September 14, 2008 at 12:09 AM
- sara said...
I just came across your blog and I found this entry and I wanted you to know that even though it is one shade you can use it for almost everyone. I am a color expert at Sephora and a makeup artist. So basically if you have light brows you draw it on once and wipe it and it turns lighter. If you have darker brows you layer it to increase the pigment. Redheads can even use it by using the rubbing method and the layering method together.
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TL-Plus: getting the most out of it
I posted this similar thread on PB nation, but thought it might get some more specific info on the spyder forums.
So my friends and I have started playing paintball recreationally a few times a month. Standard woodsball with random people of all ages and experience. I haven't played in years and since the place we play is Semi-Auto only I haven't had much urge to get a new marker, but I am wanting to make some basic upgrades to my TL plus. so far i have added:
14" J&J Ceramic Barrel
JT Remote Coil
HPA Tank
since adding the barrel and coil i seem to have dropped a little in velocity. My next thought was to replace the spring since it's 10+ years old and then purchase a new delrin bolt. Will this help my performance? Also, when I replace my bolt should i replace the striker with a delrin as well?
Is it best to change both the striker and valve springs or will the striker spring be enough?
Also, are there any other add ons or small tweaks I can make without doing a full blown LP modification? If it gets to that point i'd just assume get a new marker.
Re: TL-Plus: getting the most out of it
a spring kit should be enough to fix the velocity issue. also an electronic hopper would be a good upgrade and stop any chopping
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Re: TL-Plus: getting the most out of it
Electronic hopper is a little vague, as you could get a hopper that just agitates the balls. You want to go with a force feed loader, like a Rotor, Prophecy, Reloader B, Halo B, VLocity, ect....
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HPA produces less pressure than a hot CO2 tank. It's been warmer than usual in most parts of the country this summer, so I'm going to bet that's where your drop in velocity is from.
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the striker and the valve springs would be the most help but often they all come in one package and the whole set isntthat expensive and it's nice to have them all around just in case
also, if you just have a semi-auto, and dont plan on getting an eframe, a force fed loader is always nice anyway. used reloader b's are pretty cheap and theyll stop you from having to shake your loader and chopping
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If you run the CO2 tank vertically with a remote line in the hot weather, you should see about the same results as the HPA, given you are lucky with the expansion. The problem is that CO2 is unregulated, so it merely expands as needed. Liquid CO2 inside the marker may expand inside the marker, causing pressure spikes post vertical regulator. The vertical bottle with the remote line should not suck up liquid, only gas, and since it's warm out even if it did it would most likely expand before it even got to the bottomline. HPA will constantly be regulated (typically at 800-850psi) until the pressure in the bottle drops below the set output. Thus, your CO2 system on the same marker might put out closer to 1,000psi, 200psi more than the HPA. It could very well be a bigger difference, but I am only guessing from experience.
A force feed hopper will stop all chops, misfeeds, etc. Get a Reloader B, install a rip drive in case of jams, and you will have a hopper that you can keep and use on any marker you ever get. They're just plain good investments. I've even used them on pumps, on a low force setting, just to prevent hopper jams from the horribly inefficient gravity systems. You will see the most benefit on any higher end electro-pnuematic marker, but you will still see the benefits as soon as you realize you don't have to shake the gun as you're shooting.
Spring kit is always advised, coupled with a regulator. I would first adjust the velocity with the adjuster on the back of the marker to see if you can get it into acceptable range. Back it all the way out, then turn it in until proper velocity is achieved. I do not foresee you needing a spring kit, but it is a possibility if you just can't reach 285fps. I am not suggesting the spring kit or the regulator as much as I am the hopper, because like you said... you might as well just get another marker. A good regulator can always be taken to other guns but chances are anything you upgrade markers to will already have an equivalent regulator.
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Simulation scripts often open named local files for parameter data. When I user the rappture loader to upload files, the user browses for the file name. However, the user has to also manually enter the file name in order for me to create the file locally, in my wrapper script.
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Faith Temple Church Holds Food Giveaway
Pastor Jeff Hayes of Faith Temple Church in Sioux Falls says another Food Giveaway will take place Friday afternoon.
Kicking off at 4 p.m., Pastor Hayes says around 18 thousand pounds of produce, meat and bakery items will be given away in the Armory Building located on the north side of the Sioux Empire Fairgrounds.
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Every now and then I think back to my days in church and remind myself of some of the silly notions I developed. Sometimes they are slightly amusing like when I would ponder going to hell because if hell was hot, heaven was, in my mind, obscenely cold. That idea sprouted when I was young, maybe around 8 or 9 and died not long after. However I remember wholeheartedly believing during my teen years that menstrual cramps and menstruation in general stemmed from Eve's consumption the forbidden fruit. I would get annoyed with girlfriends that were in genuine pain and mutter something like, "I guess that forbidden fruit wasn't worth it." I am many years removed from such ignorant thinking but it embarrasses me to this day.
So now that a small piece of the bullshit logic that religion produces has been showcased, I invite you to add any crazy idea that inhabited your mind during your time in religion.
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Core got stuck in his throat. Big whoop.
I tried many many times to offer my soul to satan if he would give me the ability to fly when i was a kid. I was dead serious too.
You need enough thrust to make chickens fly, though.
I would pray that God would turn me into a bird so I could fly. Spent a whole summer afternoon as a kid crying to God in my backyard. Guess my circumcised heart and penis weren't good enough for him. Probably would have found more success with offering Satan money. At least I wouldn't have any scars.
When I was 15, I thought prayer and reading the Bible would make me stop thinking about sex. Didn't work. read the damn thing cover to cover 3 times. The up side is that led me to know the contradictions and the nonbiblical ways of christianity and ultimately to atheism.
Many problems can be solved by the bible though! Examples:
Leveling a table with one leg significantly shorter than the rest.
Reaching high things that are just a few inches out of reach.
Thin pages make really good fire starters (kindling) in survival situations.
Speaking of pages and high things, I've heard the pages also make really good rolling paper (personally never tried, and I would think the ink would not be good, but it's what I hear).
Also, squishing bugs, pressing flowers, emergency TP...
crumpled pages could be stuffed into clothing for emergency insulation.
Can even be thrown at an assailant in self defense.
See? While the bible won't solve ALL of life's problems, it is useful none-the-less. :-)
One of my favorite uses was to roll tobacco up with bible pages when i aquired some in county jail.
People didnt like that, but I care not, I needed a smoke.
Actually, as soon as the door closes and locks behind them, 90% of the people i've come across immediately find jeebus and start praying fervently, probably in hopes that divine intervention will get the released. They are always calling for prayer circles and bible studies. Drives me batshit insane.
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Out now are the visvim Lamina Corduroy 20L Backpacks in 4 new colorways, featuring the innovative Corduroy Konbu material by visvim on the upper with a reinforced UK suede lower part section. We really like the tonal and dyed design of the backpacks.
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The crucified and risen Jesus is the model that Paul desires to embody by walking deep in His pathway of death and life—suffering and resurrection.
12 I'm not there yet, nor have I become perfect; but I am charging on to gain anything and everything the Anointed One, Jesus, has in store for me—and nothing will stand in my way because He has grabbed me and won't let me go. 13 Brothers and sisters, as I said, I know I have not arrived; but there's one thing I am doing: I'm leaving my old life behind, putting everything on the line for this mission. 14 I am sprinting toward the only goal that counts: to cross the line, to win the prize, and to hear God's call to resurrection life found exclusively in Jesus the Anointed. 15 All of us who are mature ought to think the same way about these matters. If you have a different attitude, then God will reveal this to you as well. 16 For now, let's hold on to what we have been shown and keep in step with these teachings.
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This talk discusses the characterization of cellulose nanocrystals via atomic force microscopy. Cellulose nanocrystals are crystaline fibers of cellulose that are 2 to 20 nm wide and 100 to 5000 nm long. They have potential applications in nanocomposites and thin films. Specifically, this talk addresses issues that arise when attempting to measure mechanical properties of nanostructres with force-displacement atomic force microscopy. An uncertainty analysis is performed for the measurement of transverse elastic modulus of an isolated cellulose nanocrystal. The transverse elastic modulus for this isolated crystal has a mean value of 8.8 GPa. It is shown that if one accounts for calibration, model, and measurement uncertainty the resulting uncertainty in transverse elastic modulus is large. The 95 % confidence interval for the transverse elastic modulus of the measured crystal is 2.8 to 22.0 GPa. The uncertainty is dominated by the nondimensional photodiode sensitivity.
Dr. Robert Moon is a Materials Research Engineer with the US Forest Service- Forest Products Laboratory (FPL) and an Adjunct Assistant Professor in the School of Materials Engineering at Purdue University. Dr. Moon received his B.S. degree in Metallurgy from the University of Wisconsin (1994), and his M.S. degree (1996) and PhD (2000) in Materials Engineering from Purdue University. His postdoctoral research (2000-2005) was completed within the School of Materials Science and Engineering at the University of New South Wales, Australia. His specialty is in processing-structure-property relationships of layered, gradient, and hierarchical structured materials and composites.
In 2005, Dr. Moon joined the FPL and has focused his expertise in the processing-structure-property relationships of cellulose nanoparticles and their composites. Critical to this, is developing the fundamental understanding as to the role of hierarchical structures and interfaces on the various mechanisms that dictate the properties at the nano, meso and macro length scales. In 2007, Dr. Moon was selected by FPL to lead a collaborative research program between Purdue University and FPL that advances nanoscale science and engineering of forestry based materials, primary focus of this effort is in cellulose nanoparticles and their composites.
Ryan Wagner is a graduate student at Purdue University in the school of mechanical engineering. He is co advised by Professors Arvind Raman and Robert Moon. His research interests include atomic force microscopy meteorology, cellulose nanocrystals, and uncertainty analysis techniques.
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As rice begins to mature, some Arkansas farmers are finding symptoms of damage from Roundup herbicide drift. The damage potential is great, according to Bob Scott, weed scientist with the University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service.
"Even low levels of drift can cause as much as a 50 percent or more yield reduction in rice," he said. Last year, the statewide average rice yield was a record 6,440 pounds per acre.
"Arkansas has so much more rice than other states that we seem to have the lion's share of the drift problem," Scott noted.
The problem is caused by Roundup herbicide or other products containing glyphosate, Roundup's active ingredient, being sprayed on soybean fields and drifting over to adjacent rice fields. It happens when rice has reached the reproductive stage and becomes sensitive to the herbicide.
The majority of Arkansas' 2.9 million acres of soybeans has been genetically modified to tolerate Roundup, Scott said. The 1.4 million-acre rice crop, however, has no tolerance to the herbicide.
"Farmers will begin noticing the problem when rice starts to head. Symptoms don't show up well until then." He said the heads will be deformed or blank, and the flag leaf, or topmost leaf, will be reduced in length by as much as two-thirds.
"Unfortunately, this year, we had a lot of soybeans that needed to be sprayed at the same time rice was in the reproductive stage because a lot of beans were planted later. So we have more potential than usual for a lot of drift damage."
Scott said farmers may think they're seeing straighthead disease symptoms when they're really seeing symptoms of Roundup or glyphosate injury. Some farmers are surprised because they've not had straighthead before. A glyphosate-damaged field appears to be stunted because of the small flag leaf. With straighthead disease, the flag leaf is normal. The grain in a glyphosate-damaged plant either never forms or is twisted, a condition commonly called fish-hooked or parrot-beaked.
"The drift problem is pretty much all over the Arkansas Delta," Scott said. "Anywhere Roundup Ready soybeans are grown next to rice there is the potential for drift."
The prognosis is not good. There's nothing farmers can do to correct the damage once it's done, Scott said. He said they're left with trying to determine how the mishap occurred and where fault lies.
Scott said glyphosate drift is becoming more of a problem, and many farmers are becoming familiar with it because of personal experience.
Jeff Branson, Extension rice verification program coordinator, said he saw a considerable amount of Roundup drift damage to rice last season. "Usually there's a soybean field sitting beside every rice field. If you get drift before it goes into the reproductive stage, you may not see any yield reduction."
He said Roundup drift from soybeans fields aren't the only problem source. About 80 percent of Arkansas' 950,000 acres of cotton is Roundup Ready-tolerant.
Branson said, "The main thing is to watch the wind. Most drift problems are caused by applying herbicides when it's too windy."
Lamar James is an Extension communications specialist with the University of Arkansas.


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Have you heard? Iron Man 3 made more money overseas than The Avengers. It's already earned $200 million in advance of the domestic opening. Let's break down RDJ's recent box office record:
Iron Man 3 -- $200 million to date, and it hasn't even been released in North America
The Avengers -- $1.5 billion, this is not a typo
Sherlock Holmes: Game Of Shadows -- $545 million
Due Date -- $211 million
Iron Man 2 -- $624 milliion
Sherlock Holmes -- $524 million
RDJ is spending the week in New York. Last night he surprised teen fans at a special screening of Iron Man 3 who were being rewarded for their part in volunteer efforts after Hurricane Sandy. Video is below and click here to see some of the photos. Look at the excitement on their faces. It's adorable. Also, he wore a white tuxedo jacket.
New York is RDJ's hometown. He made a point of putting this week in New York on his schedule -- to "sell soap", as he calls it. But as you can see, especially in his interview with Good Morning America, if it's a pain in the ass, to "SELL", as so many of them so often complain about, he certainly goes about the business without any apparent resentment. Hugh Jackman is like this too.
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God's Word is like a major weapon—the more that we can see people motivated to stand on God's Word, the more the impact can resound around the world.
The worldwide ministry of AiG is witnessing a global hunger for truth, and we have been increasing our efforts to respond in many ways.
If anything, I believe we have become stronger in our presentation of "the relevance of Genesis" and with our warning to the church.
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Bring Your Own Blow-Up at Liquid It might not be summer yet, but with temperatures nearing the 90s, Vegas pool season is definitely heating up. The Aria dayclub invites you and your favorite pool toy to its industry grand opening this Thursday, where all attendees with inflatables will score a daylong open bar (11 a.m. to 6 p.m.). Giveaways and a set by resident DJ Que complete the daytime debauchery. April 11, doors at 11 a.m., $20 men, $10 women, locals free.
Polynesian Night at Rumor Get your luau on at Rumor this Thursday, when the off-Strip boutique resort launches a monthly, poolside island-themed night. Grub on Hawaiian fare, enjoy a performance by local Polynesian dance troupe Tevakanui and sip on specialty cocktails during the open bar from 7-8 p.m. Free booze? Aloha! April 11, 7 p.m., free entry.
Blood Sweat and Beers at Bar + Bistro Studio 21 Tattoo Gallery celebrates its 10-year anniversary this Friday with a Western-themed party at the Arts Factory. Rock to local cowpunk outfit The Clydesdale, enjoy a circus freak show by SwingShift SideShow and peruse the event's tattoo art exhibit and live art demo. Don't forget your Stetson! April 12, 7 p.m., free entry.
A$AP Rocky at Tao The A$AP Mob member worked with some of hip-hop's finest (including Drake and Kendrick Lamar) on his Long. Live. A$AP album, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart. Maybe he'll tell you about his "F*ckin' Problems" Saturday night when he hits Tao for a live performance. April 13, doors at 10 p.m., $50 men, $20 women.
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Lake Erie Watersnake
Federal Register Final Rule: Removal of the Lake Erie Watersnake (Nerodia sipedon insularum) From the Federal List of Endangered and Threatened Wildlife
Below are the Summary and Background Sections of the Final Rule. Download the complete 23-page Federal Register Final Rule to Delist the Lake Erie Watersnake.
[Docket No. FWS–R3–ES–2010–0039; 92220–1113–000; ABC Code: C6]
Endangered and Threatened Wildlife and Plants; Removal of the Lake Erie Watersnake (Nerodia sipedon
AGENCY: Fish and Wildlife Service, Interior.
ACTION: Final rule; notice of availability of final post-delisting monitoring plan.
SUMMARY: Under the authority of the Endangered Species Act of 1973, as amended (Act), we, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service), are removing the Lake Erie watersnake (Nerodia sipedon insularum) from the Federal List of Endangered and Threatened Wildlife due to recovery. This action is based on a review of the best available scientific and commercial data, which indicate that the subspecies is no longer endangered or threatened with extinction, or likely to become so within the foreseeable future.
DATES: This rule becomes effective September 15, 2011.
ADDRESSES: This final rule is available on the Internet at: http:// www.regulations.gov and http:// www.fws.gov/endangered. Supporting documentation used in preparing this final rule will be available for public inspection, by appointment, during normal business hours, at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Ohio Ecological Services Field Office, 4625 Morse Road, Suite 104, Columbus, Ohio 43230.
Mary Knapp, Field Office Supervisor, or Megan Seymour, Wildlife Biologist, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Ohio Ecological Services Field Office, 4625 Morse Road, Suite 104, Columbus, Ohio 43230 (telephone 614–416–8993). Individuals who are hearing-impaired or speech-impaired may call the Federal Relay Service at (800) 877–8337 for TTY assistance.
The Lake Erie watersnake is a subspecies of the Northern watersnake (N. sipedon sipedon) that occurs primarily on the offshore islands of western Lake Erie in Ohio and Ontario, Canada, but also on a small portion of the United States (U.S.) mainland on the Catawba and Marblehead peninsulas of Ottawa County, Ohio (Conant and Clay 1937, p. 2; King 1986, p. 760). Lake Erie watersnakes are uniformly gray or brown, and have either no banding pattern, or have blotches or banding that are either faded or reduced (Conant and Clay 1937, pp. 2–5; Camin and Ehrlich 1958, p. 504; King 1987, pp. 243–244). Female Lake Erie watersnakes grow up to 1.1 meters (m) (3.5 feet (ft)), long, and are larger than males (King 1986, p. 762). Newborn Lake Erie watersnakes are the size of a pencil, and are born during late summer or early fall (King 1986, p. 764).
Lake Erie watersnakes are distinct from Northern watersnakes in their reduced or absent banding patterns (Conant and Clay 1937, pp. 2–5; Camin and Ehrlich 1958, p. 504; King 1987, pp. 243–244), use of substrates dominated by limestone or dolomite (Conant and Clay 1937, p. 6; King 1986, p.760), diet composition (Hamilton 1951, pp. 64– 65), larger body size (King 1989, pp. 85– 86), lower growth rates (King 1986, p. 770), and shorter tails (King 1986, p. 768).
Lake Erie watersnake summer habitat is composed of rocky shorelines with limestone or dolomite shelves, ledges, or boulders for sunning and shelter. Shelter occurs in the form of loose rocks, piled rocks, or shelves and ledges with cracks, crevices, and nearby vegetation. Rip-rap erosion control, armor stone, and docks incorporating a stone crib structure often serve as summer habitat for the snake. Lake Erie watersnakes typically forage for fish and amphibians in Lake Erie, and research indicates that more than 90 percent of their current diet is composed of the nonnative, invasive fish round goby (Neogobius melanostomus) (King et al. 2006b, p. 110). Jones et al. (2009, p. 441) report that the mean foraging distance from shore is 85 m (279 ft) and the average water depth of the foraging locations is 3.32 m (10.9 ft). Data from 56 radio-tracked adult Lake Erie watersnakes indicate that during the summer, 75 percent of this population ranged within 13 m (42.7 ft) of the water's edge (King 2003, p.4). King (2003, p. 4) identified that 75 percent of the 56 radio-tracked Lake Erie watersnakes used 437 m (1433 ft) of shoreline or less as a home range. In the winter, Lake Erie watersnakes hibernate below the frost level, in cracks or crevices in the bedrock, interstitial spaces of rocky substrates, tree roots, building foundations, and other similar natural and human-made structures. Seventy-five percent of 49 radio-tracked Lake Erie watersnakes hibernated within 69 m (226 ft) of the water's edge (King 2003, p. 4). Individual snakes often demonstrated site fidelity, returning to the same shoreline area and the same or nearby hibernacula in successive years (King 2003, pp. 4, 11–17).
Additional information on the Lake Erie watersnake's life history and biology can be found in the final listing rule (64 FR 47126; August 30, 1999) and the Lake Erie Watersnake (Nerodia sipedon insularum) Recovery Plan (Service 2003a, pp. 6–11).
Above are the Summary and Background Sections of the Final Rule. Download the complete 23-page Federal Register Final Rule to Delist the Lake Erie Watersnake.
Return to Lake Erie Watersnake Home
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Looking for SMITHWICK's who immigrated to Tyrrell County, NC.
The SMITHWICKS married into the HARDY and STANCIL(various spelings). Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Looking for Elizabeth HAYS' parents. Elizabeth was living in Posey County, IN
when she married Duncan Busanon MCKINNIS on 19 Feb. 1840. They had several children. Elizabeth died around 1860. Any help with her family
line would be greatly appreciated.
Looking for Hedges who came from VA thru KY and up to Saline County, IL and then to the
Edwards/ White Counties area. George HEDGE married Susan HOOD and they had several children who were born in Saline County,IL. George either died before the move to the E/W area or just after because I can't find him there. Susan lived there until her death. George and Susan's daughter was my great-great- grandmother. Her name was Elizabeth. She married Paul SHERADEN on 5 Nov. 1851 in Edwards County, IL. They had one son, Hugh who was born on 23 Sept. 1852 in Edwards County. IL. I would like to get more information on George and Susan's parents and siblings. Any information would be greatly appreciated!
Looking for Ellards who migrated to the Edwards and White County, IL
I am looking for James ELLARD's parents. I think his father may have been Charles who came from South Carolina. James married my great-great grandmother, Delany BROWN. James died in 1852 in White County, IL. Delany and James had two children: Abel and Aaron. I don't have much information on the two sons either. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Looking for Henry CLAY, Frances WATSON and Marian SMITH
in Davidson County, TN They were all born circa 1825 and lived there all of their lives as far as I know. Henry and Frances had a son, William H. who was my great grandfather. He served in the Civil War on the Confederate side. He lived out his life in Clay County, AR. He died 31 October 1928 in Clay County, AR. Grandpa Bill married Mary ANSLINGER in Henderson County, KY on 9 Dec. 1874. They had a daugher, Mary Frances, on 9 Dec. 1875. Mary ANSLINGER died on 18 Dec. 1875 in Henderson County, KY where Mary Frances, nicknamed Mamie was born. He moved to White County, IL sometime after that and met and married Lydia Jane MCKINNIS on 15 Feb. 1885 in White County, IL. They had three children. My grandmother was born on 6 Feb. 1886 in White County, IL. Her name was
Sarah Emily Clay. She had one brother and one sister. Sorry I don't have their birthdates in my head. Any help would be most appreciated!
Looking for Sheradens who came from what used to be VA, now WV, PA, OH and IL.
I am looking for anyone who has Sheraden connections in those particular areas. Anyone with information is welcome to contact me.
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High Speed Fans Lead Sioux Falls Police to Arrest 2 for Possession, Distribution of Marijuana
Two Sioux Falls police officers were on a call around 10:00 a.m. Thursday morning at an apartment complex in the northeast area of the city when they both smelled raw marijuana.
Information Officer Sam Clemens says the officers completed the original and unrelated call at 705 North Cleveland Avenue, then contacted management and did some investigating and traced it to a high-speed ventilation fan that had recently been installed, one for each individual apartment:
Clemens says the occupants of the apartment were located and arrested Thursday afternoon. He says 26-year-old Nicholas Hite McIlroy and 24-year-old Sarah Ann Taylor were each charged with felony marijuana possession, felony possession of marijuana with intent to distribute, possession and distribution of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia, maintaining a place where drugs are kept and violation of a drug-free zone.
Clemens says the search turned up grow lights, fertilizer and other items for growing marijuana and two handguns.


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