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In fact, there are currently over a million international students studying in the United States. India and China are by far the two largest contributors, with 47% of all students for the 2015-2016 school year.
The visa application process can be confusing though, especially when English isn’t your strong suit. We at TransparentCareer have laid out each type of visa used by international students, and the application process for each visa.
F1 Visa– These are the most common type of visas, and are used for bachelor and graduate school degrees, as well as training programs in the English language. The first step is to check whether the university you’re interested in is verified by the United States government – you can’t get an F1 visa for non accredited universities. Take a look here to see if your school is verified. The first step is to apply to universities where you want to study. Upon acceptance, the university will provide you with a form I-20. Keep in mind – you can’t transfer once you select a school. Make sure it’s the right fit for you! You’ll then have to go to the site of the US embassy closest to you, and pay a non refundable application fee. Find the embassy closest to you here.
You’ll then have to prepare for an interview – the sooner you can set this up the better. The interviewer will require proof of intent to return to your country after you complete your education (such as family, home job offer) as well as a passport and the form I-20 provided by your school. The interview will also require proof of financial sufficiency to fund your education. If you need advice on how to finance your education, take a look at this guide. Depending on your school you may also have to provide test scores such as the SAT, GMAT, or GRE.
J1A Visa– J1A visas are for those looking to temporarily stay in the US for a work or culture exchange program, such as to be an au pair, international camp counselor, or for specific medical training. To be accepted, you have to be sponsored by a nonprofit or government organization. You can find a list of all approved organizations here. After applying and being approved by an organization, they’ll provide you with a DS-2019 form to fill out. Then you have to apply for a J1A visa at your nearest US embassy. A Sevis I-901 fee must then be paid (sometimes by your sponsor), along with a Nonimmigrant Application Processing Fee of $160. You must then schedule an appointment with the embassy, giving plenty of time in case anything goes wrong. Bring along the DS-2019 form provided by your sponsor, as well as your passport, a 2×2 photo, and any additional documentation that may be required depending on the nature of your program. You can find the types of documentation on the J1A government site.
M1A Visa– This is visa for vocational training in the US. There must be a specific program/school when you apply for the visa, and you’ll have certain requirements and forms you might have to fill out for the school before applying for a visa. You aren’t allowed to work while studying in the US, so you must prove to the school that you have enough money to stay in the US while getting your training. If approved by the school, they’ll give you a form I-20 to fill out, which you’ll need next when you set up a meeting at your nearest US Embassy. You’ll also have to pay an application fee, and bring your passport, a photo (with rules provided by your consulate), a DS-160 form, and a DS-157 form if you’re a male between the ages of 16 and 45.
H1B Visa- H1B work visas are for those that have completed a higher form of education and want to work in America – it’s the most common way for foreign students to stay and work in the US after graduation. These visas have to be filed by your employer, so if you’re hoping to stay in America after graduation you should start the job search as soon as possible. Approvals are done through a lottery system, and start to fill up quickly after the government’s fiscal year starts – typically October 1. You may file up to 6 months in advance, so filing as close to April 1 as possible is ideal. There are a total of 85,000 visas issued this way each year, and the first 20,000 are reserved for those with master’s degrees or higher levels of education. The remaining 65,000 are available to those with bachelor’s degrees, along with those that didn’t make it past the first round with a master’s or higher level of education.
A lot of controversy has stirred up around H1B visas recently after the election of Donald Trump, who has claimed on numerous occasions that he wants to get rid of people who got into the US unfairly. According to Forbes, the top 10 companies that sponsor H1B visas received 25,000 visas in 2014, which is nearly 30% of all issued H1B visas. Of these 10 firms, half were firms based in India, typically working with call centers. Trump and others supportive of a crackdown claim that firms are submitting multiple applications for one person in order to game the system. 236,000 applications were received last year for the 85,000 positions, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that there were 236,000 applicants. While we haven’t seen what a Trump presidency will look like yet, stopping people from abusing the system may provide more opportunities for foreign students looking to work in the US after graduation.
Check out our industry career guides on Finance, Consulting, and Tech to help you decide which is the best fit for you.
Looking to stay in the states after graduation? You’ll need to get a great job first. TransparentCareer offers free data on career pathing, salary negotiation, and compensation. Sign up for free here.

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in fact, there are currently over a million international students studying in the united states. india and china are by far the two largest contributors, with 47% of all students for the 2015-2016 school year.
the visa application process can be confusing though, especially when english isn’t your strong suit. we at transparentcareer have laid out each type of visa used by international students, and the application process for each visa.
f1 visa– these are the most common type of visas, and are used for bachelor and graduate school degrees, as well as training programs in the english language. the first step is to check whether the university you’re interested in is verified by the united states government – you can’t get an f1 visa for non accredited universities. take a look here to see if your school is verified. the first step is to apply to universities where you want to study. upon acceptance, the university will provide you with a form i-20. keep in mind – you can’t transfer once you select a school. make sure it’s the right fit for you! you’ll then have to go to the site of the us embassy closest to you, and pay a non refundable application fee. find the embassy closest to you here.
you’ll then have to prepare for an interview – the sooner you can set this up the better. the interviewer will require proof of intent to return to your country after you complete your education (such as family, home job offer) as well as a passport and the form i-20 provided by your school. the interview will also require proof of financial sufficiency to fund your education. if you need advice on how to finance your education, take a look at this guide. depending on your school you may also have to provide test scores such as the sat, gmat, or gre.
j1a visa– j1a visas are for those looking to temporarily stay in the us for a work or culture exchange program, such as to be an au pair, international camp counselor, or for specific medical training. to be accepted, you have to be sponsored by a nonprofit or government organization. you can find a list of all approved organizations here. after applying and being approved by an organization, they’ll provide you with a ds-2019 form to fill out. then you have to apply for a j1a visa at your nearest us embassy. a sevis i-901 fee must then be paid (sometimes by your sponsor), along with a nonimmigrant application processing fee of $160. you must then schedule an appointment with the embassy, giving plenty of time in case anything goes wrong. bring along the ds-2019 form provided by your sponsor, as well as your passport, a 2×2 photo, and any additional documentation that may be required depending on the nature of your program. you can find the types of documentation on the j1a government site.
m1a visa– this is visa for vocational training in the us. there must be a specific program/school when you apply for the visa, and you’ll have certain requirements and forms you might have to fill out for the school before applying for a visa. you aren’t allowed to work while studying in the us, so you must prove to the school that you have enough money to stay in the us while getting your training. if approved by the school, they’ll give you a form i-20 to fill out, which you’ll need next when you set up a meeting at your nearest us embassy. you’ll also have to pay an application fee, and bring your passport, a photo (with rules provided by your consulate), a ds-160 form, and a ds-157 form if you’re a male between the ages of 16 and 45.
h1b visa- h1b work visas are for those that have completed a higher form of education and want to work in america – it’s the most common way for foreign students to stay and work in the us after graduation. these visas have to be filed by your employer, so if you’re hoping to stay in america after graduation you should start the job search as soon as possible. approvals are done through a lottery system, and start to fill up quickly after the government’s fiscal year starts – typically october 1. you may file up to 6 months in advance, so filing as close to april 1 as possible is ideal. there are a total of 85,000 visas issued this way each year, and the first 20,000 are reserved for those with master’s degrees or higher levels of education. the remaining 65,000 are available to those with bachelor’s degrees, along with those that didn’t make it past the first round with a master’s or higher level of education.
a lot of controversy has stirred up around h1b visas recently after the election of donald trump, who has claimed on numerous occasions that he wants to get rid of people who got into the us unfairly. according to forbes, the top 10 companies that sponsor h1b visas received 25,000 visas in 2014, which is nearly 30% of all issued h1b visas. of these 10 firms, half were firms based in india, typically working with call centers. trump and others supportive of a crackdown claim that firms are submitting multiple applications for one person in order to game the system. 236,000 applications were received last year for the 85,000 positions, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that there were 236,000 applicants. while we haven’t seen what a trump presidency will look like yet, stopping people from abusing the system may provide more opportunities for foreign students looking to work in the us after graduation.
check out our industry career guides on finance, consulting, and tech to help you decide which is the best fit for you.
looking to stay in the states after graduation? you’ll need to get a great job first. transparentcareer offers free data on career pathing, salary negotiation, and compensation. sign up for free here.


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One day minding my own business i thought of my ex boyfriend the true love of my life and there on the ground was a feather. Very interesting to read about feathers. I just got out of jail last week and have had a recent huge breakup in a relationship but know its nest for my mental health.
She is the older sister of finn and.
White feathers appearing out of nowhere. In addition here is a quick look at some of the additional meaning certain colored feathers may have. Ravenna is the cruel and tyrannical ruler of the kingdom of tabor as well as a dangerously powerful sorceress. Ravenna also known asthe evil queen or simplythe queen is the primary antagonist of snow white and the huntsman and the huntsman. I asked back in december 09 nothing.
Pink feathers are a reminder of the unconditional love of your angels and a reminder of the infinite inspiration available when youre tuned into love. I cannot believe all the feathers that have appeared to me in the last 2 months.

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one day minding my own business i thought of my ex boyfriend the true love of my life and there on the ground was a feather. very interesting to read about feathers. i just got out of jail last week and have had a recent huge breakup in a relationship but know its nest for my mental health.
she is the older sister of finn and.
white feathers appearing out of nowhere. in addition here is a quick look at some of the additional meaning certain colored feathers may have. ravenna is the cruel and tyrannical ruler of the kingdom of tabor as well as a dangerously powerful sorceress. ravenna also known asthe evil queen or simplythe queen is the primary antagonist of snow white and the huntsman and the huntsman. i asked back in december 09 nothing.
pink feathers are a reminder of the unconditional love of your angels and a reminder of the infinite inspiration available when youre tuned into love. i cannot believe all the feathers that have appeared to me in the last 2 months.


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fabulous large extending dining table large extending oak dining table living room decoration – here’s some pictures of design ideas for your home interior design related to large extending dining table. we collected the images from various sources to provide dining room inspiration for you. the image that we serve is high quality and high resolution, with the hope that you can clearly see the detail of inspiration about large extending dining table. the exactly dimension of the fabulous large extending dining table large extending oak dining table living room decoration is 1188×600 pixels.
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AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION 99-35-115, MISSISSIPPI CODE OF 1972, TO REVISE THE PRESUMPTION AGAINST RELEASE ON BAIL AFTER CONVICTION OF A FELONY; AND FOR RELATED PURPOSES.
99-35-115. * * * A person convicted of a felony shall not be entitled to be released from imprisonment pending an appeal to the Supreme Court, unless it be so ordered by the court in which conviction is had, or by the Supreme Court, or by the judge who presided at the conviction, or the judge of the district in which conviction was had, or a judge of the Supreme Court in vacation of said court; and the making of such order shall be a matter of discretion with either the court or judge to be exercised with the greatest caution, and only when the peculiar circumstances of the case render it proper.

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an act to amend section 99-35-115, mississippi code of 1972, to revise the presumption against release on bail after conviction of a felony; and for related purposes.
99-35-115. * * * a person convicted of a felony shall not be entitled to be released from imprisonment pending an appeal to the supreme court, unless it be so ordered by the court in which conviction is had, or by the supreme court, or by the judge who presided at the conviction, or the judge of the district in which conviction was had, or a judge of the supreme court in vacation of said court; and the making of such order shall be a matter of discretion with either the court or judge to be exercised with the greatest caution, and only when the peculiar circumstances of the case render it proper.


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A good honours degree in chemistry, pharmacy, pharmaceutical science, pharmacology, biological science or biomedical science. Other chemistry or medical science degrees will be considered on an individual basis. All applicants will be expected to pass all mathematics modules within their first degree and should demonstrate suffice competency in biology and chemistry.
Applicants with alternative qualifications will also need appropriate experience (in healthcare, the pharmaceutical industry or a regulatory body, for example).

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a good honours degree in chemistry, pharmacy, pharmaceutical science, pharmacology, biological science or biomedical science. other chemistry or medical science degrees will be considered on an individual basis. all applicants will be expected to pass all mathematics modules within their first degree and should demonstrate suffice competency in biology and chemistry.
applicants with alternative qualifications will also need appropriate experience (in healthcare, the pharmaceutical industry or a regulatory body, for example).


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who do all types of activities all over the midsouth! everything from hikin.


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Starring Cast Rajesh Hamal, Sanchita Luitel, Dilip Rayamajhi, Deepak Chhetri, Simpal Khanal etc.
Sanchita Luitel – One of the most beautiful actress in Nepali film industry, Sanchita Luitel had married actor Nikhil Upreti. After giving birth to two children, Sanchita is trying to get back into acting these days. Sanchita’s comeback movie ‘Nai Nabhannu La 3’ was a super hit movie.
Simpal Khanal – The model and actress Simpal Khanal debuted as a actress in this movie. After this movie Simpal didn’t do any more movies for almost a decade before being featured in leading role in ‘Adhyaya’. Simpal married a businessman in UK in January 2016.
This entry was posted in Nepali Movies and tagged Bijaya Kerung, Deepak Chhetri, Dilip Rayamajhi, M film, Majhi Dai, Rajesh Hamal, Sanchita Luitel, Simpal Khanal, Simple Khanal. Bookmark the permalink.
fantastic . Really reflects nepali culture . Fell like you get what your heart wants .
agdam ramro movie i like it-keep on send this type of movie hai.
Really very nice movie.keep on post like this fantastic movies.
Thank you! I like this Majhi Dai Movie. I appreciate very much to Film maker. Please make more film in a realistic. I give grade in 8/10. its a great!
I dont like this movie its always push so———– funny.
nice movie…….keep on posting other fantastic and cooooooooooooooooooooool movies hai ta..

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starring cast rajesh hamal, sanchita luitel, dilip rayamajhi, deepak chhetri, simpal khanal etc.
sanchita luitel – one of the most beautiful actress in nepali film industry, sanchita luitel had married actor nikhil upreti. after giving birth to two children, sanchita is trying to get back into acting these days. sanchita’s comeback movie ‘nai nabhannu la 3’ was a super hit movie.
simpal khanal – the model and actress simpal khanal debuted as a actress in this movie. after this movie simpal didn’t do any more movies for almost a decade before being featured in leading role in ‘adhyaya’. simpal married a businessman in uk in january 2016.
this entry was posted in nepali movies and tagged bijaya kerung, deepak chhetri, dilip rayamajhi, m film, majhi dai, rajesh hamal, sanchita luitel, simpal khanal, simple khanal. bookmark the permalink.
fantastic . really reflects nepali culture . fell like you get what your heart wants .
agdam ramro movie i like it-keep on send this type of movie hai.
really very nice movie.keep on post like this fantastic movies.
thank you! i like this majhi dai movie. i appreciate very much to film maker. please make more film in a realistic. i give grade in 8/10. its a great!
i dont like this movie its always push so———– funny.
nice movie…….keep on posting other fantastic and cooooooooooooooooooooool movies hai ta..


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Barbara Brown Taylor is the Butman Professor of Religion at Piedmont College in rural northeast Georgia. An Episcopal priest since 1984, she is the author of twelve books, including the New York Times bestseller An Altar in the World. Her first memoir, Leaving Church, met with widespread critical acclaim, winning a 2006 Author of the Year award from the Georgia Writers Association. Barbara lives with her husband on a working farm in the foothills of the Appalachians.
We are so fortunate to be welcoming Barbara Brown Taylor to the 2013 Festival of Homiletics. You are sure to come away inspired and motivated following an evening spent with one of the best known preachers in the United States.

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barbara brown taylor is the butman professor of religion at piedmont college in rural northeast georgia. an episcopal priest since 1984, she is the author of twelve books, including the new york times bestseller an altar in the world. her first memoir, leaving church, met with widespread critical acclaim, winning a 2006 author of the year award from the georgia writers association. barbara lives with her husband on a working farm in the foothills of the appalachians.
we are so fortunate to be welcoming barbara brown taylor to the 2013 festival of homiletics. you are sure to come away inspired and motivated following an evening spent with one of the best known preachers in the united states.


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Expressing yourself by sharing photos on Instagram is a buzz especially when the service is backed up by Facebook. It has already added its presence in Social Media. Instagram app is available on Android and iPhone only, as of now. Instagram also works the same way as the Twitter works but the only difference is that your status is expressed with photos clicked by you.
Related Post: How to take Cloud Backup from major cloud services and FTP.
Since, it is supported on limited mobile operating systems it is less used by mobile users. But, I must say you should join Instagram and experience photo sharing. Today I would be sharing ways on how can you access Instagram on web. Instagram is being used more for the Photo contest and social media campaigns these days. Even I have seen few images which I am sure it is not clicked by mobile camera, but they upload it by third-party applications uploading directly from the computer. Apart from that, you can even search in Instagram or know the stats of the users using the service.
How can you use Instagram on your PC?
Gramfeed: gives an interactive Instagram UI which helps you to manage your friends photos likes and check out familiar photos which are active. It also shows the maps which helps to know from where the photo is being clicked. It provides you grid view if you want to see the photos in one go or you can select it in normal view which helps you to check out the photos with time format.
Ink361: is another Instagram third-party service, which helps you to give the full view of the photos uploaded by other users like you see in Instagram. Ink361 shows their ad in between of other images which irritates using the service sometimes as Instagram does not provide any ad placement on mobile service. The geo tagging feature is more useful than Gramfeed.
Related Post: Learning from Red Bull Stratos – How to create Buzz!
Instagram for Chrome: this one is the best browser based application which gives the exact feel of using Instagram on the mobile. All the features are similar to the Instagram app on the mobile. But you can use this app in only Google Chrome browser.
Luxogram: This service is still in a beta phase. But will give all the needed features of Instagram. The photo feed gets updates as and when your friends add up the photos. When you move the cursor on the photo you will see the details of the photo and the update status. You can even like by double clicking the photo.
Let me know your experience using these web applications. Feel free to drop your comments.
« Things to keep in mind before downloading Windows 8?

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expressing yourself by sharing photos on instagram is a buzz especially when the service is backed up by facebook. it has already added its presence in social media. instagram app is available on android and iphone only, as of now. instagram also works the same way as the twitter works but the only difference is that your status is expressed with photos clicked by you.
related post: how to take cloud backup from major cloud services and ftp.
since, it is supported on limited mobile operating systems it is less used by mobile users. but, i must say you should join instagram and experience photo sharing. today i would be sharing ways on how can you access instagram on web. instagram is being used more for the photo contest and social media campaigns these days. even i have seen few images which i am sure it is not clicked by mobile camera, but they upload it by third-party applications uploading directly from the computer. apart from that, you can even search in instagram or know the stats of the users using the service.
how can you use instagram on your pc?
gramfeed: gives an interactive instagram ui which helps you to manage your friends photos likes and check out familiar photos which are active. it also shows the maps which helps to know from where the photo is being clicked. it provides you grid view if you want to see the photos in one go or you can select it in normal view which helps you to check out the photos with time format.
ink361: is another instagram third-party service, which helps you to give the full view of the photos uploaded by other users like you see in instagram. ink361 shows their ad in between of other images which irritates using the service sometimes as instagram does not provide any ad placement on mobile service. the geo tagging feature is more useful than gramfeed.
related post: learning from red bull stratos – how to create buzz!
instagram for chrome: this one is the best browser based application which gives the exact feel of using instagram on the mobile. all the features are similar to the instagram app on the mobile. but you can use this app in only google chrome browser.
luxogram: this service is still in a beta phase. but will give all the needed features of instagram. the photo feed gets updates as and when your friends add up the photos. when you move the cursor on the photo you will see the details of the photo and the update status. you can even like by double clicking the photo.
let me know your experience using these web applications. feel free to drop your comments.
« things to keep in mind before downloading windows 8?


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Did you know that reviews are very beneficial? A review is assessment of something in order to institute change if necessary. Reviews are quite a crucial deal in our daily business activities. This article tries to point out the most important aspects of having reviews. Enlisted below are some of the benefits of reviews.
First and foremost is that reviews form ac channel of free advertisement. A review posted by a customer is always an advantage to you because this is a form of advertisement to an individual's business. With these posts your products are placed on the market and your name is put to light with quality products. For more info on Reviews, click here to learn more. More so, with online review you can provide a vast exposure to masses of people that the local channels of marketing could not have accomplished.
Secondly, reviews have a greater influence on peer recommendation. Research has shown that most people would actually prefer peer recommendations. Most people would actually prefer reference and recommendations on several market products from people they have knowledge of. Recommendations will put your products to the market and thus enable growth of your enterprise therefore, making reviews very important.
On to the third benefit is that reviews always attract constructive criticism and reasonable suggestions. Some of the online reviews might raise questions relating to one's enterprise and suggest some possible solutions that may be aimed at improving such doubts. This can be a good practice that is aimed at improving customer needs and preferences. Satisfied customers will actually enhance the growth of your business and thus encourage peer recommendations and references leading to a more established business.
On to the fourth benefit is that reviews bring you closer to your customers. Like other channels example social media reviews will bring you ultimately closer to your customer. To read more about Reviews, visit www.crunchreviews.com/baby-tech/best-video-baby-monitor. As a business owner you are at a position to read and evaluate a range of customer's opinion. With this you can reply to customers with either positive or negative reviews showing that you are much interested with what customers actually suggest. Showing customers that you value their suggestions will bring you closer to them and thus allow you to gain respect among them.
Lastly, reviews will actually improve your search engine results. Search engine results take into account the number of times your business is mentioned in reviews. Therefore, with more mentions you are likely to appear in a higher rank. Learn more about Reviews from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Review.

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did you know that reviews are very beneficial? a review is assessment of something in order to institute change if necessary. reviews are quite a crucial deal in our daily business activities. this article tries to point out the most important aspects of having reviews. enlisted below are some of the benefits of reviews.
first and foremost is that reviews form ac channel of free advertisement. a review posted by a customer is always an advantage to you because this is a form of advertisement to an individual's business. with these posts your products are placed on the market and your name is put to light with quality products. for more info on reviews, click here to learn more. more so, with online review you can provide a vast exposure to masses of people that the local channels of marketing could not have accomplished.
secondly, reviews have a greater influence on peer recommendation. research has shown that most people would actually prefer peer recommendations. most people would actually prefer reference and recommendations on several market products from people they have knowledge of. recommendations will put your products to the market and thus enable growth of your enterprise therefore, making reviews very important.
on to the third benefit is that reviews always attract constructive criticism and reasonable suggestions. some of the online reviews might raise questions relating to one's enterprise and suggest some possible solutions that may be aimed at improving such doubts. this can be a good practice that is aimed at improving customer needs and preferences. satisfied customers will actually enhance the growth of your business and thus encourage peer recommendations and references leading to a more established business.
on to the fourth benefit is that reviews bring you closer to your customers. like other channels example social media reviews will bring you ultimately closer to your customer. to read more about reviews, visit www.crunchreviews.com/baby-tech/best-video-baby-monitor. as a business owner you are at a position to read and evaluate a range of customer's opinion. with this you can reply to customers with either positive or negative reviews showing that you are much interested with what customers actually suggest. showing customers that you value their suggestions will bring you closer to them and thus allow you to gain respect among them.
lastly, reviews will actually improve your search engine results. search engine results take into account the number of times your business is mentioned in reviews. therefore, with more mentions you are likely to appear in a higher rank. learn more about reviews from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/review.


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The court system in Sheridan, Arkansas is a government institution of Arkansas to settle disagreements involving residents of, or events that occurred in, Sheridan.
If you are involved in a lawsuit, or any legal dispute, in Sheridan, Arkansas, it's very likely that you will have some contact with the court system.
Jury Duty: If you a U.S. citizen, and an adult resident of Sheridan, chances are you've interacted with the courts in Sheridan by being called to jury duty, at least once in your life. If you receive a letter informing you that you have jury duty, you have to show up at the court on the appointed date, where you will sit in a "juror pool," waiting to be called into court for an upcoming trial. During the jury selection procedure, you may be eliminated as a possible juror, at which point, your service is complete. If you end up on the jury, you must show up every day for the trial, or risk being held in contempt of court.
Filing a Lawsuit: When you decide that you need to sue someone in Sheridan, Arkansas civil court, it goes without saying that you're going to spend a lot of time dealing with the judicial system. Even if your case doesn't go to trial (and, statistically, it probably won't), the proceedings can drag on for months. Settlement conferences, disagreements over discovery, and many other issues not directly related to the merits of your lawsuit are going to be overseen by the Sheridan, Arkansas court.
Being Sued: Likewise, if you're the defendant in a lawsuit, you're going to have a lot of work to do in Sheridan, Arkansas's courts. You and your attorney will have to draft and file an answer to the lawsuit, and plenty of other documents, as well. Furthermore, there are many hearings that usually occur before a trial, to resolve procedural and evidentiary issues.
Divorce: Most divorces in Sheridan, Arkansas are fairly quick, and don't require a lot of involvement from the courts. Some, however, can get combative, and the local court system may be obligated to resolve disputes between the parties.
Most people don't have to go to court in Sheridan, Arkansas unless they're dealing with some perplexing legal issues.
Thus, it's prudent to consult with an experienced civil attorney in Sheridan, Arkansas if you feel that you will be encountering the court system in the near future.

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the court system in sheridan, arkansas is a government institution of arkansas to settle disagreements involving residents of, or events that occurred in, sheridan.
if you are involved in a lawsuit, or any legal dispute, in sheridan, arkansas, it's very likely that you will have some contact with the court system.
jury duty: if you a u.s. citizen, and an adult resident of sheridan, chances are you've interacted with the courts in sheridan by being called to jury duty, at least once in your life. if you receive a letter informing you that you have jury duty, you have to show up at the court on the appointed date, where you will sit in a "juror pool," waiting to be called into court for an upcoming trial. during the jury selection procedure, you may be eliminated as a possible juror, at which point, your service is complete. if you end up on the jury, you must show up every day for the trial, or risk being held in contempt of court.
filing a lawsuit: when you decide that you need to sue someone in sheridan, arkansas civil court, it goes without saying that you're going to spend a lot of time dealing with the judicial system. even if your case doesn't go to trial (and, statistically, it probably won't), the proceedings can drag on for months. settlement conferences, disagreements over discovery, and many other issues not directly related to the merits of your lawsuit are going to be overseen by the sheridan, arkansas court.
being sued: likewise, if you're the defendant in a lawsuit, you're going to have a lot of work to do in sheridan, arkansas's courts. you and your attorney will have to draft and file an answer to the lawsuit, and plenty of other documents, as well. furthermore, there are many hearings that usually occur before a trial, to resolve procedural and evidentiary issues.
divorce: most divorces in sheridan, arkansas are fairly quick, and don't require a lot of involvement from the courts. some, however, can get combative, and the local court system may be obligated to resolve disputes between the parties.
most people don't have to go to court in sheridan, arkansas unless they're dealing with some perplexing legal issues.
thus, it's prudent to consult with an experienced civil attorney in sheridan, arkansas if you feel that you will be encountering the court system in the near future.


text: 2 story vinyl home in need of TLC, but some nice features and loads of potential. Newer oak kitchen cabinets, first floor laundry, large formal living room and dining room. 3 bedrooms (3rd bedroom is small with no closet) and full bath upstairs plus walk-up attic for storage. Large, level yard, off-street parking and shed. Property sold AS-IS. Seller will make no repairs. Offers must be submitted through HUD approved broker. Buyer pays both transfer taxes. Equal Housing Opportunity.

lowercased: 2 story vinyl home in need of tlc, but some nice features and loads of potential. newer oak kitchen cabinets, first floor laundry, large formal living room and dining room. 3 bedrooms (3rd bedroom is small with no closet) and full bath upstairs plus walk-up attic for storage. large, level yard, off-street parking and shed. property sold as-is. seller will make no repairs. offers must be submitted through hud approved broker. buyer pays both transfer taxes. equal housing opportunity.


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ecallchina is a reliable and responsible phone card vendor. we sell trouble free paraguay-mobile calling cards and provide outstanding service. how to call paraguay-mobile (cellular) from the united states (usa)? the general rule to dial: 011 + paraguay country code + area code + phone number. when you purchase your prepaid cheaprate and receive our instant pin, you will aslo receive simple, easy to understand dialling instructions.
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Principal Neheli earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree with a major in Sociology at McMaster University, Hamilton Canada. She went on to receive a Bachelor of Education at Brock University in St. Catharines, Canada and subsequently a Master of Education in Special Education at the University of Toronto. Ms. Neheli holds numerous certifications in special education and is an advocate for individuals on the autism spectrum.
Her career in teaching has given her the opportunity to teach in the primary, junior, intermediate and senior divisions. She has years of experience in Ontario Canada as principal of elementary and secondary schools.
Ms. Neheli has brought this wealth of knowledge and experience to Providence Elementary. Her belief that all children can learn and all teachers are essential factors in that process is sure to benefit our community.

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principal neheli earned a bachelor of arts degree with a major in sociology at mcmaster university, hamilton canada. she went on to receive a bachelor of education at brock university in st. catharines, canada and subsequently a master of education in special education at the university of toronto. ms. neheli holds numerous certifications in special education and is an advocate for individuals on the autism spectrum.
her career in teaching has given her the opportunity to teach in the primary, junior, intermediate and senior divisions. she has years of experience in ontario canada as principal of elementary and secondary schools.
ms. neheli has brought this wealth of knowledge and experience to providence elementary. her belief that all children can learn and all teachers are essential factors in that process is sure to benefit our community.


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Rent the Centre. Celebrations, Parties or just for fun.
In order to provide a flavour of the Grenville House experience set out below are a collection of images showing the range of activities and other aspects of a visit to the Centre.
To open an album click on the chosen category image. Click on any image to enlarge it and finally to enable you to scroll through the selected album float the cursor over the end of the image to reveal the direction arrow.

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rent the centre. celebrations, parties or just for fun.
in order to provide a flavour of the grenville house experience set out below are a collection of images showing the range of activities and other aspects of a visit to the centre.
to open an album click on the chosen category image. click on any image to enlarge it and finally to enable you to scroll through the selected album float the cursor over the end of the image to reveal the direction arrow.


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Dayton WordCamp | The Jamestown Comet.
Some people are of the mind that there is a certain age when learning something new is neither a priority nor even a possibility. As I approach a half-century on this earth, I have a hard time wrapping my head around the idea that, at some point, people just stop learning.
Barring some kind of dementia or other mental disorder, it’s hard to understand why anyone would “choose” to be an old dog, totally uninterested in learning a new trick. In my lines of work, I am frequently exposed to innovative technology and new ideas and I’m expected to keep up or I don’t pay the mortgage.
I spend a considerable amount of time researching, learning new concepts or updating my skills in some way so I can stay relevant in a world that seems to change by the nanosecond. Part of that continuing education includes reading, networking with others and going to conferences and workshops. I just returned from one such conference that was, for me, one of the single best I have ever attended.
A couple of months ago, I was asked by a friend to speak at an upcoming technology event known as, “Dayton WordCamp,” a two-day series focused on the website content management system called “WordPress.” As with most tech, this event would be dominated by much younger, more advanced presenters.
Originally, I hesitated, feeling as if “at my age” (and technical level) I would have little to bring to the table. But, with a little effort I found a spot where I fit into the program nicely and agreed.
Dayton’s event is one of hundreds of WordCamps around the world, all presented for the benefit of those using WordPress as their website platform. Lovingly referred to by organizers as an “unconference,” the atmosphere is very relaxed and laid back, with most people wearing jeans and T-shirts. One of the perks of speaking is the opportunity to attend the event as a spectator as well.
One of the first things I noticed upon arrival was that I was not the oldest person in the room. Of roughly 120 attendees the bell curve probably favored the younger crowd, but there were plenty of people my age and older as well. Such diversity says something for both the reputations of the scheduled presenters and the usability of the software about which we had all come to learn.
As the first day’s session began my apprehension diminished and I began to settle into a comfortable atmosphere for learning. By the conclusion of day two, I was not only charged up to dive in and apply my newly-acquired information, but I wanted to find a way to be more involved in future sessions.
At this point, I have to give a shout out to my friend Dustin Hartzler and his fellow organizers, particularly Nathan Driver, who invited me to speak at the event while also allowing me to be a student as well (that’s not the norm at such functions). These folks gave me the opportunity to expand my knowledge, allowing me to better serve my clients, plus I got to take a couple of days for myself, something for which I rarely have the opportunity.
In my experience, most people who have stopped learning have done so, in some manner, by choice. Learning is not just academic. Expanding your horizons at any age is not limited to taking college classes or immersing yourself in books for hours on end. You can attend free, hands-on workshops, watch “do it yourself” shows on television, or just dive in and try something on your own, learning as you go.
My point is that there is simply no reason any of us should be stagnant. Opportunities for growth exist in many areas of our lives and all we need to do is take the first step. What is important is that you get out there and try, whether your interest is gardening, motorcycles, computers, music, or maybe you want to try something new. Don’t be an old dog with no new tricks.
Gery L. Deer is an independent columnist and business writer. Deer In Headlines is distributed by GLD Enterprises Communications.

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dayton wordcamp | the jamestown comet.
some people are of the mind that there is a certain age when learning something new is neither a priority nor even a possibility. as i approach a half-century on this earth, i have a hard time wrapping my head around the idea that, at some point, people just stop learning.
barring some kind of dementia or other mental disorder, it’s hard to understand why anyone would “choose” to be an old dog, totally uninterested in learning a new trick. in my lines of work, i am frequently exposed to innovative technology and new ideas and i’m expected to keep up or i don’t pay the mortgage.
i spend a considerable amount of time researching, learning new concepts or updating my skills in some way so i can stay relevant in a world that seems to change by the nanosecond. part of that continuing education includes reading, networking with others and going to conferences and workshops. i just returned from one such conference that was, for me, one of the single best i have ever attended.
a couple of months ago, i was asked by a friend to speak at an upcoming technology event known as, “dayton wordcamp,” a two-day series focused on the website content management system called “wordpress.” as with most tech, this event would be dominated by much younger, more advanced presenters.
originally, i hesitated, feeling as if “at my age” (and technical level) i would have little to bring to the table. but, with a little effort i found a spot where i fit into the program nicely and agreed.
dayton’s event is one of hundreds of wordcamps around the world, all presented for the benefit of those using wordpress as their website platform. lovingly referred to by organizers as an “unconference,” the atmosphere is very relaxed and laid back, with most people wearing jeans and t-shirts. one of the perks of speaking is the opportunity to attend the event as a spectator as well.
one of the first things i noticed upon arrival was that i was not the oldest person in the room. of roughly 120 attendees the bell curve probably favored the younger crowd, but there were plenty of people my age and older as well. such diversity says something for both the reputations of the scheduled presenters and the usability of the software about which we had all come to learn.
as the first day’s session began my apprehension diminished and i began to settle into a comfortable atmosphere for learning. by the conclusion of day two, i was not only charged up to dive in and apply my newly-acquired information, but i wanted to find a way to be more involved in future sessions.
at this point, i have to give a shout out to my friend dustin hartzler and his fellow organizers, particularly nathan driver, who invited me to speak at the event while also allowing me to be a student as well (that’s not the norm at such functions). these folks gave me the opportunity to expand my knowledge, allowing me to better serve my clients, plus i got to take a couple of days for myself, something for which i rarely have the opportunity.
in my experience, most people who have stopped learning have done so, in some manner, by choice. learning is not just academic. expanding your horizons at any age is not limited to taking college classes or immersing yourself in books for hours on end. you can attend free, hands-on workshops, watch “do it yourself” shows on television, or just dive in and try something on your own, learning as you go.
my point is that there is simply no reason any of us should be stagnant. opportunities for growth exist in many areas of our lives and all we need to do is take the first step. what is important is that you get out there and try, whether your interest is gardening, motorcycles, computers, music, or maybe you want to try something new. don’t be an old dog with no new tricks.
gery l. deer is an independent columnist and business writer. deer in headlines is distributed by gld enterprises communications.


text: THE STORY: Bob was born in Fort Cobb, Oklahoma May 6, 1930. Bob loved to tell stories about his life, his family and friends and was able to share these stories with them during his last few days. Bob graduated from Ripon High School where he was a basketball star. He was a fan of local sports teams, especially Central Catholic and Modesto Christian Schools. Honorably discharged from the U.S. Navy in 1954; he served 4 years during the Korean War aboard the Battleship USS Missouri. Bob and his beautiful wife Connie owned Modesto Coin Center, where they worked together for 33 years. Bob was life member #1 of the Stanislaus County Coin Club, served as President, and attended many coin show throughout California. Bob passed away on Jan. 29, 2008 at age 77.

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HOW did they sneak this through?? I thought they said they wouldn't!!
We don't have emoticons angry enough to express how I feel.
Hardly anything in the news about it...this was the article that came up first when I did a search.
It was reported on our local news channel too, the suggestion was that the drilling site equipment would not be sited on any protected land, but the shale gas would be extracted by using pipes laid underground to get to it. I doubt the exploration drilling site will do anything to complement the beautiful countryside views, another eyesore to put up with. I have my reservations about this whole process, there has to be some risk ( even if it's very low) when you are injecting those sort of materials underground to release the gas, what happens to the sand, chemicals and water then? Does it permeate the rock changing it's chemical composition, seep into water courses or add pollution to the atmosphere? Quite scary and all for the sake of getting our own gas (if it can be recovered)for the future - at what price?
I was sent a petition to sign in January, being run by Greenpeace but I don't remember seeing anything from 38 Degrees separately. Added just found this, I assume it's still relevant? speakout.38degrees.org.uk/campaigns/fracking-keep-your-promise Just signed it and it was accepted.
For me, the jury is still out with regards to fracking. I'm not totally against the proposals but 38 Degrees is a revelation - never heard of it before, I obviously lead a very sheltered life! So thank you for that.
I agree with you, Shirl, about not having decided absolutely about the harm that might be done by fracking, but what does worry me is that it is yet more reliance on fossil fuels, when we are supposed to be committed to renewable energy. This is what makes me feel that big business is bound to be behind it. Thanks for alerting me to the petition – it's probable that I signed that one a while ago, but it needs to be said again. I have emailed them to say so. i also feel strongly that protected areas should stay protected.
Alf, I am so glad you have been alerted to 38 Degrees (and do you know Avaaz, for the international equivalent?). It is a way of getting the voice of sensible, reasonable, concerned people (that's us, of course!) heard, as opposed to the government and business (much the same thing, at the present time) having it all its own way.
I thought they said they wouldn't!!
I have just read in New Scientist that senior environmentalists believe that fracking is the best option we have at the moment. Yes, it is a fossil fuel, but for reasons I don't pretend to understand, it is apparently far and away the best, until really effective solar power etc is produced. Here's an article in the Guardian about it www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2013/jul/08/shale-gas-fracking-good-for-environment. But I'm still not at all sure that it should go on in national parks – they say that it produces quite an upheaval getting started. On the other hand, so do wind farms. No easy answers here.
The guardian article makes interesting reading and I have to say, the more I read, hear and think about this, the more accepting I am of fracking being a viable, and possibly the only, way forward given the demands of our society for energy. No body wants to see a drilling rig from their home any more than people wanted to see coal pits, slag heaps, gasometers, power stations, electricity pylons, etc in the past. There is a tremendous vitriolic outpouring around here whenever a farmer wants planning permission for a solitary wind turbine on his land so the opposition to fracking drilling rigs will be phenomenal! But, if we continue to demand the kind of lifestyles we enjoy now we need to learn to live with a few blots on the landscape especially if the blots provide the energy we crave along with a reduction in pollution and global warming. In the short term, fracking may be part of the answer.
Any predictions about the long-term effects of fracking on the geology? of the surrounding areas can be nothing more than guesses.
Looks like the regulator in this news item concluded that fracking operations did cause a magnitude 4.6 earthquake, but experts suggest that any fracking related future earthquakes are unlikely to cause any damage - are we confident in that statement or is it just that no damage has been seen to occur so far so that's evidence enough!
The latest thing I heard on the radio from a geology professor, who sounded a strong conservationist, was that damage had indeed been done by frackers in America but it was because they were cowboys after a quick buck and did things all wrong, and that sort of thing (earthquakes, contaminated water supplies etc.) was preventable if proper safeguards were in place. His opinion was that there is no way of getting energy that is without some drawback or other, but that fracking was a good candidate for being not as bad as most.
Don't believe all you read about us, Yetis are NOT vegetarians: we love steak and chips.
Very good and well made post Alf.
I am an energy user, as is everyone here on this Forum. I want far better sourced energy and in time, I think that will happen. But I feel it will take decades or even centuries to get to a true 100% renewable/green sources. In the meantime I cannot see us going forward as a civilisation without at least very, very carefully testing the viability and environmental impact of such as fracking as a "temporary" source of energy.
If it passes such tests and can be done under National Parks with minimal and very strictly controlled pollution etc on the edges/just outside of the Parks, then so be it.
And does that mean I would accept such as a drilling rig in the eye line looking up to the lovely North Downs, I live in sight of here in Kent? Not a National Park, but still very lovely, then the answer is a qualified Yes.
Did anyone see the PBS America programme about fracking - it was shown a couple of times in the past week. Seems that there is little regulation for such activity in parts of US with result that well heads have been sited next to homes, schools and playgrounds - apparently allowed within 350ft (a study suggests it should be x7 that distance). There are 18,000 well heads in Colorado alone. Lots of companies have jumped on this bandwagon with no regard for the local population or environment. Earth tremors have been linked to inappropriate disposal of waste water underground and substandard lining of wells has allowed escape of gases into the environment.
I'm still not totally against fracking but I sure hope it will be better controlled her than in the US.

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how did they sneak this through?? i thought they said they wouldn't!!
we don't have emoticons angry enough to express how i feel.
hardly anything in the news about it...this was the article that came up first when i did a search.
it was reported on our local news channel too, the suggestion was that the drilling site equipment would not be sited on any protected land, but the shale gas would be extracted by using pipes laid underground to get to it. i doubt the exploration drilling site will do anything to complement the beautiful countryside views, another eyesore to put up with. i have my reservations about this whole process, there has to be some risk ( even if it's very low) when you are injecting those sort of materials underground to release the gas, what happens to the sand, chemicals and water then? does it permeate the rock changing it's chemical composition, seep into water courses or add pollution to the atmosphere? quite scary and all for the sake of getting our own gas (if it can be recovered)for the future - at what price?
i was sent a petition to sign in january, being run by greenpeace but i don't remember seeing anything from 38 degrees separately. added just found this, i assume it's still relevant? speakout.38degrees.org.uk/campaigns/fracking-keep-your-promise just signed it and it was accepted.
for me, the jury is still out with regards to fracking. i'm not totally against the proposals but 38 degrees is a revelation - never heard of it before, i obviously lead a very sheltered life! so thank you for that.
i agree with you, shirl, about not having decided absolutely about the harm that might be done by fracking, but what does worry me is that it is yet more reliance on fossil fuels, when we are supposed to be committed to renewable energy. this is what makes me feel that big business is bound to be behind it. thanks for alerting me to the petition – it's probable that i signed that one a while ago, but it needs to be said again. i have emailed them to say so. i also feel strongly that protected areas should stay protected.
alf, i am so glad you have been alerted to 38 degrees (and do you know avaaz, for the international equivalent?). it is a way of getting the voice of sensible, reasonable, concerned people (that's us, of course!) heard, as opposed to the government and business (much the same thing, at the present time) having it all its own way.
i thought they said they wouldn't!!
i have just read in new scientist that senior environmentalists believe that fracking is the best option we have at the moment. yes, it is a fossil fuel, but for reasons i don't pretend to understand, it is apparently far and away the best, until really effective solar power etc is produced. here's an article in the guardian about it www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2013/jul/08/shale-gas-fracking-good-for-environment. but i'm still not at all sure that it should go on in national parks – they say that it produces quite an upheaval getting started. on the other hand, so do wind farms. no easy answers here.
the guardian article makes interesting reading and i have to say, the more i read, hear and think about this, the more accepting i am of fracking being a viable, and possibly the only, way forward given the demands of our society for energy. no body wants to see a drilling rig from their home any more than people wanted to see coal pits, slag heaps, gasometers, power stations, electricity pylons, etc in the past. there is a tremendous vitriolic outpouring around here whenever a farmer wants planning permission for a solitary wind turbine on his land so the opposition to fracking drilling rigs will be phenomenal! but, if we continue to demand the kind of lifestyles we enjoy now we need to learn to live with a few blots on the landscape especially if the blots provide the energy we crave along with a reduction in pollution and global warming. in the short term, fracking may be part of the answer.
any predictions about the long-term effects of fracking on the geology? of the surrounding areas can be nothing more than guesses.
looks like the regulator in this news item concluded that fracking operations did cause a magnitude 4.6 earthquake, but experts suggest that any fracking related future earthquakes are unlikely to cause any damage - are we confident in that statement or is it just that no damage has been seen to occur so far so that's evidence enough!
the latest thing i heard on the radio from a geology professor, who sounded a strong conservationist, was that damage had indeed been done by frackers in america but it was because they were cowboys after a quick buck and did things all wrong, and that sort of thing (earthquakes, contaminated water supplies etc.) was preventable if proper safeguards were in place. his opinion was that there is no way of getting energy that is without some drawback or other, but that fracking was a good candidate for being not as bad as most.
don't believe all you read about us, yetis are not vegetarians: we love steak and chips.
very good and well made post alf.
i am an energy user, as is everyone here on this forum. i want far better sourced energy and in time, i think that will happen. but i feel it will take decades or even centuries to get to a true 100% renewable/green sources. in the meantime i cannot see us going forward as a civilisation without at least very, very carefully testing the viability and environmental impact of such as fracking as a "temporary" source of energy.
if it passes such tests and can be done under national parks with minimal and very strictly controlled pollution etc on the edges/just outside of the parks, then so be it.
and does that mean i would accept such as a drilling rig in the eye line looking up to the lovely north downs, i live in sight of here in kent? not a national park, but still very lovely, then the answer is a qualified yes.
did anyone see the pbs america programme about fracking - it was shown a couple of times in the past week. seems that there is little regulation for such activity in parts of us with result that well heads have been sited next to homes, schools and playgrounds - apparently allowed within 350ft (a study suggests it should be x7 that distance). there are 18,000 well heads in colorado alone. lots of companies have jumped on this bandwagon with no regard for the local population or environment. earth tremors have been linked to inappropriate disposal of waste water underground and substandard lining of wells has allowed escape of gases into the environment.
i'm still not totally against fracking but i sure hope it will be better controlled her than in the us.


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I have recorded quite a few CDs. I recommend "Reliable Transportation" - my first cd. Also "The Innocent Bystanders Volumes I & II" and "Ed Dowling and the Moments Live at the Spirit Room" I played with the Innocent Bystanders for 15 years or so. We were a newgrass band with a unique style and sound. We played every Saturday and Sunday afternoon at the Spirit Room in Jerome, Arizona for most of the 1980's. There are some nice original tunes on the 2 CD set which was recorded live at the Spirit Room in 1987. I am trying to provide as many of the tunes as possible for free download and listening. The cds are $10 each plus shipping.
Click on a song title below to listen to that track.
A new small window will appear with the MP4 audio file.

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i have recorded quite a few cds. i recommend "reliable transportation" - my first cd. also "the innocent bystanders volumes i & ii" and "ed dowling and the moments live at the spirit room" i played with the innocent bystanders for 15 years or so. we were a newgrass band with a unique style and sound. we played every saturday and sunday afternoon at the spirit room in jerome, arizona for most of the 1980's. there are some nice original tunes on the 2 cd set which was recorded live at the spirit room in 1987. i am trying to provide as many of the tunes as possible for free download and listening. the cds are $10 each plus shipping.
click on a song title below to listen to that track.
a new small window will appear with the mp4 audio file.


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Silver Sword Necklace Pendant and Bronze and Silver Shield Earrings for the women who understand that we are both protectors and when necessary, warriors. We stand together to protect all that is just and right and fight for our futures as well as that of future generations.
A 4mm garnet, a stone of protection and courage, is set in an 18K gold bezel. Bronze shield Earrings are a nod to the Bronze Age, the age when humans first started working with metal. The sterling silver hooks also hold deep red garnet teardrops.
I love shapes, metals and stones with a story and love adding my own story to each piece I create.
Please email/message me with any questions.

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silver sword necklace pendant and bronze and silver shield earrings for the women who understand that we are both protectors and when necessary, warriors. we stand together to protect all that is just and right and fight for our futures as well as that of future generations.
a 4mm garnet, a stone of protection and courage, is set in an 18k gold bezel. bronze shield earrings are a nod to the bronze age, the age when humans first started working with metal. the sterling silver hooks also hold deep red garnet teardrops.
i love shapes, metals and stones with a story and love adding my own story to each piece i create.
please email/message me with any questions.


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Hi all, is this for a subscription to be a member of a forum, or a subscription to a topic/forum please?
it's not that it actually makes you a member of a forum, that is more or less for users of a forum to donate to your site, you can make them a donator for 30 days or so of a special group. try it as a bbcode and see exactly what the paypal site tells you once you click on the paypal button!

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hi all, is this for a subscription to be a member of a forum, or a subscription to a topic/forum please?
it's not that it actually makes you a member of a forum, that is more or less for users of a forum to donate to your site, you can make them a donator for 30 days or so of a special group. try it as a bbcode and see exactly what the paypal site tells you once you click on the paypal button!


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The Linux kernel now includes everything that is needed to use 3D acceleration with all GeForce graphics chips. Drivers have also been added for a Wireless Gigabit chip and a PCIe WLAN chip from Realtek.
In his email announcing the release of Linux 3.8-rc6, Linus Torvalds emphasised that he wanted the seventh release candidate to be the last one. When he released RC7 on Friday, however, he made no mention of whether there would be an eighth RC before the final version of Linux 3.8.
As long as no more major problems arise, though, the Linux kernel 3.8 should still be released this month. This article on driver updates will therefore bring the "Coming in 3.8" Kernel Log mini-series to a close. The first two parts of the series focused on the changes that kernel developers made to filesystems and storage and the platform and infrastructure code for Linux 3.8.
In Linux 3.8, the Nouveau kernel driver will include everything that the OpenGL driver â which is part of current versions of Mesa 3D and is also called Nouveau â needs to use the 3D acceleration of all GeForce graphics chips available so far without further configuration. This is the first time that the Nouveau developers, who use reverse engineering to get the information they need to program their drivers, have managed this feat; before this, they were still lacking standard 3D support for some newer Fermi GPUs and the Kepler graphics chips, which have been on the market since March 2012 (1, 2, 3). For many computers, however, NVIDIA's proprietary graphics driver will still be a better choice, since Nouveau can't activate the faster operation modes for many of the newer GeForce chips, resulting in 3D performance that leaves something to be desired. There are also other issues, particularly when it comes to video acceleration and fan management support.
Version 3.8 of Linux is the first to include a simple kernel graphics driver for the graphics cores in NVIDIA's TegraÂ 2 and 3 SoCs (system on a chip) (1, 2, 3 and others). The driver is not from NVIDIA; it was developed mostly by a developer from the German company Avionic Design. The company works on embedded solutions in close cooperation with NVIDIA and programmed the driver independently, but with input from NVIDIA. Surprisingly, NVIDIA jumped into the development process, publishing extensions a few weeks ago that let the driver make the graphics cores' acceleration features available, but these improvements did not make it into 3.8. Userland drivers are still needed to use the acceleration functions, and NVIDIA has yet to give any indication that it is interested in releasing those drivers under an open source licence. Nouveau developer Lucas Stach shared background information on the Linux drivers for NVIDIA's Tegra in a presentation at FOSDEM 2013, a recording of which is available on YouTube.
The Radeon driver now allows more of the graphics cores' DMA engines, which have previously been largely ignored, to be used from userspace (1, 2, 3, 4, 5). The i915 graphics driver now supports by default the graphics cores of the Haswell processors that Intel will introduce under the name Core i4000 in a few months. The developers have also included a workaround for a bug in the Intel 830 and 845 chipsets so the graphics drivers are supposed to be stable on these chipsets.
The virtio_net network driver, which uses paravirtualisation and is especially used with KVM and Xen, should provide better performance now that it can use multiple queues for each network device. The same goes for the Tun/Tap driver, which is also used for system virtualisation as well as other purposes like emulating network hardware.
The batman-adv (Better Approach To Mobile Ad-Hoc Networking Advanced) mesh implementation developed as part of open-mesh.org to spontaneously create WLAN networks can now build a distributed ARP table, which allows non-mesh clients on a network to receive quick, reliable answers to their ARP queries.
The rtl8723ae driver for the Realtek RTL8723AE PCIe WLAN chip is new (1, 2 and others), as is the wil6210 driver for a Wilocity WLAN chip that operates at 60GHz and uses the IEEE 802.11ad standard promoted by the Wireless Gigabit Alliance (WiGig).
Another addition to the kernel is the ar5523 driver, which was started over five years ago for the Atheros USB chipset of the same name. Extensions for supporting more chips and WLAN adapters were added to a number of other drivers; the brcmsmac WLAN driver, for example, now supports the BCM43224 Broadcom chip, while the rt2800usb RaLink driver supports the Sweex LW323 USB WLAN adapter.
The cdc-mbim driver, which supports broadband modems that implement Mobile Broadband Interface Model (MBIM ) 1.0, specified by the USB Implementers Forum, is also new (1, 2). MBIM is a USB protocol for connecting modems for laptops, tablets and desktop computers that provide an internet connection using GSM and CDMA-based 3G and 4G (including LTE). Aleksander Morgado provides more details on the protocol and its advantages compared to other technologies in a blog post.
The kernel's audio drivers now support the Philips PSC724 Ultimate Edge sound card. The kernel can also handle VIA's VT1705CF HD audio codec now. The merge listing the most important changes to Linux 3.8's sound subsystem includes some other changes to audio drivers.
The kernel now includes a driver for human interface devices (HIDs) that use I2C (1, 2 and others), using the "HID over I2C" protocol designed by Microsoft and implemented in WindowsÂ 8. Extensions were added to the HID multitouch driver to support some of the features for better finger and movement recognition found in WindowsÂ 8.
The drivers for Video4LinuxÂ 2 (V4L2) located in the media subsystem can now use the "DMA Buffer Sharing Mechanism" (dma_buf) integrated in Linux 3.3 to share buffer space with graphics cards, which makes it possible that data from video hardware will no longer need to be duplicated in the buffer in order for a graphics chip to display it.
The kernel developers have marked the uas driver, which handles the USB Attached SCSI protocol, as broken because it causes problems and is not yet ready for the major distributions.
Alan Cox has given up kernel development for family reasons, leaving his position as maintainer of the serial driver subsystem. Cox is a Linux veteran who maintained the Linux kernel 2.2, during which time he was considered the second most important kernel developer after Linus Torvalds. Although he hasn't been that far up in the ranks these last few months, Cox has still contributed quite a lot to the development of Linux.

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the linux kernel now includes everything that is needed to use 3d acceleration with all geforce graphics chips. drivers have also been added for a wireless gigabit chip and a pcie wlan chip from realtek.
in his email announcing the release of linux 3.8-rc6, linus torvalds emphasised that he wanted the seventh release candidate to be the last one. when he released rc7 on friday, however, he made no mention of whether there would be an eighth rc before the final version of linux 3.8.
as long as no more major problems arise, though, the linux kernel 3.8 should still be released this month. this article on driver updates will therefore bring the "coming in 3.8" kernel log mini-series to a close. the first two parts of the series focused on the changes that kernel developers made to filesystems and storage and the platform and infrastructure code for linux 3.8.
in linux 3.8, the nouveau kernel driver will include everything that the opengl driver â which is part of current versions of mesa 3d and is also called nouveau â needs to use the 3d acceleration of all geforce graphics chips available so far without further configuration. this is the first time that the nouveau developers, who use reverse engineering to get the information they need to program their drivers, have managed this feat; before this, they were still lacking standard 3d support for some newer fermi gpus and the kepler graphics chips, which have been on the market since march 2012 (1, 2, 3). for many computers, however, nvidia's proprietary graphics driver will still be a better choice, since nouveau can't activate the faster operation modes for many of the newer geforce chips, resulting in 3d performance that leaves something to be desired. there are also other issues, particularly when it comes to video acceleration and fan management support.
version 3.8 of linux is the first to include a simple kernel graphics driver for the graphics cores in nvidia's tegraâ 2 and 3 socs (system on a chip) (1, 2, 3 and others). the driver is not from nvidia; it was developed mostly by a developer from the german company avionic design. the company works on embedded solutions in close cooperation with nvidia and programmed the driver independently, but with input from nvidia. surprisingly, nvidia jumped into the development process, publishing extensions a few weeks ago that let the driver make the graphics cores' acceleration features available, but these improvements did not make it into 3.8. userland drivers are still needed to use the acceleration functions, and nvidia has yet to give any indication that it is interested in releasing those drivers under an open source licence. nouveau developer lucas stach shared background information on the linux drivers for nvidia's tegra in a presentation at fosdem 2013, a recording of which is available on youtube.
the radeon driver now allows more of the graphics cores' dma engines, which have previously been largely ignored, to be used from userspace (1, 2, 3, 4, 5). the i915 graphics driver now supports by default the graphics cores of the haswell processors that intel will introduce under the name core i4000 in a few months. the developers have also included a workaround for a bug in the intel 830 and 845 chipsets so the graphics drivers are supposed to be stable on these chipsets.
the virtio_net network driver, which uses paravirtualisation and is especially used with kvm and xen, should provide better performance now that it can use multiple queues for each network device. the same goes for the tun/tap driver, which is also used for system virtualisation as well as other purposes like emulating network hardware.
the batman-adv (better approach to mobile ad-hoc networking advanced) mesh implementation developed as part of open-mesh.org to spontaneously create wlan networks can now build a distributed arp table, which allows non-mesh clients on a network to receive quick, reliable answers to their arp queries.
the rtl8723ae driver for the realtek rtl8723ae pcie wlan chip is new (1, 2 and others), as is the wil6210 driver for a wilocity wlan chip that operates at 60ghz and uses the ieee 802.11ad standard promoted by the wireless gigabit alliance (wigig).
another addition to the kernel is the ar5523 driver, which was started over five years ago for the atheros usb chipset of the same name. extensions for supporting more chips and wlan adapters were added to a number of other drivers; the brcmsmac wlan driver, for example, now supports the bcm43224 broadcom chip, while the rt2800usb ralink driver supports the sweex lw323 usb wlan adapter.
the cdc-mbim driver, which supports broadband modems that implement mobile broadband interface model (mbim ) 1.0, specified by the usb implementers forum, is also new (1, 2). mbim is a usb protocol for connecting modems for laptops, tablets and desktop computers that provide an internet connection using gsm and cdma-based 3g and 4g (including lte). aleksander morgado provides more details on the protocol and its advantages compared to other technologies in a blog post.
the kernel's audio drivers now support the philips psc724 ultimate edge sound card. the kernel can also handle via's vt1705cf hd audio codec now. the merge listing the most important changes to linux 3.8's sound subsystem includes some other changes to audio drivers.
the kernel now includes a driver for human interface devices (hids) that use i2c (1, 2 and others), using the "hid over i2c" protocol designed by microsoft and implemented in windowsâ 8. extensions were added to the hid multitouch driver to support some of the features for better finger and movement recognition found in windowsâ 8.
the drivers for video4linuxâ 2 (v4l2) located in the media subsystem can now use the "dma buffer sharing mechanism" (dma_buf) integrated in linux 3.3 to share buffer space with graphics cards, which makes it possible that data from video hardware will no longer need to be duplicated in the buffer in order for a graphics chip to display it.
the kernel developers have marked the uas driver, which handles the usb attached scsi protocol, as broken because it causes problems and is not yet ready for the major distributions.
alan cox has given up kernel development for family reasons, leaving his position as maintainer of the serial driver subsystem. cox is a linux veteran who maintained the linux kernel 2.2, during which time he was considered the second most important kernel developer after linus torvalds. although he hasn't been that far up in the ranks these last few months, cox has still contributed quite a lot to the development of linux.


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o beFresh from its unveiling at the Paris Show, BMW’s latest G20-generation M340i looks to reassert Munich’s position as the driver’s choice in its class. In recent years that dominance has waned a little, but with a wider track, a lower centre of gravity, a chassis that’s 50 percent stiffer than before and a trick e-diff, the latest Three looks to be back and firing.
We’ve yet to get behind the wheel of the M340i xDrive range topper, but we’ve seen a few numbers and, well, we’ll leave it to you to decide if the car can punch its weight when faced with the Audi S4, the Mercedes-AMG C43 and a welter of other tasty rivals. So, without wishing to prejudice your decision in any way, here are the facts.
We’ll have pricing for you on the back of the car’s Los Angeles show reveal, so keep checking back. In the meantime, let us know which of these power-packed sedans gets your vote.

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o befresh from its unveiling at the paris show, bmw’s latest g20-generation m340i looks to reassert munich’s position as the driver’s choice in its class. in recent years that dominance has waned a little, but with a wider track, a lower centre of gravity, a chassis that’s 50 percent stiffer than before and a trick e-diff, the latest three looks to be back and firing.
we’ve yet to get behind the wheel of the m340i xdrive range topper, but we’ve seen a few numbers and, well, we’ll leave it to you to decide if the car can punch its weight when faced with the audi s4, the mercedes-amg c43 and a welter of other tasty rivals. so, without wishing to prejudice your decision in any way, here are the facts.
we’ll have pricing for you on the back of the car’s los angeles show reveal, so keep checking back. in the meantime, let us know which of these power-packed sedans gets your vote.


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2. Strongly inclined toward something, so as to be resolved, determined, set, etc.; said of the mind, character, disposition, desires, etc, and used with on; as, to be bent on going to college; he is bent on mischief.
3. <botany> A reedlike grass of the genus Agrostis, especially. Agrostis vulgaris, or redtop. The name is also used of many other grasses, esp. In America.
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Origin: AS. Beonet; akin to OHG. Pinuz, G. Binse, rush, bent grass; of unknown origin.

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1. changed by pressure so as to be no longer straight; crooked; as, a bent pin; a bent lever.
2. strongly inclined toward something, so as to be resolved, determined, set, etc.; said of the mind, character, disposition, desires, etc, and used with on; as, to be bent on going to college; he is bent on mischief.
3. <botany> a reedlike grass of the genus agrostis, especially. agrostis vulgaris, or redtop. the name is also used of many other grasses, esp. in america.
4. <agriculture> any neglected field or broken ground; a common; a moor. "bowmen bickered upon the bent."
origin: as. beonet; akin to ohg. pinuz, g. binse, rush, bent grass; of unknown origin.


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With Mount Rainier only 25 miles to the southeast, Pierce County Airport-Thun Field (PLU) offers spectacular scenery from both the ground and the air.
PLU is a community general aviation airport, offering a paved lighted runway, inexpensive aviation fuel, and space and facilities for all types of aviation activities.
SpanaFlight provides webcam footage of the airport office facing the parking apron, fuel service area, and Mt. Rainier. Please note that the image does not automatically refresh.

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with mount rainier only 25 miles to the southeast, pierce county airport-thun field (plu) offers spectacular scenery from both the ground and the air.
plu is a community general aviation airport, offering a paved lighted runway, inexpensive aviation fuel, and space and facilities for all types of aviation activities.
spanaflight provides webcam footage of the airport office facing the parking apron, fuel service area, and mt. rainier. please note that the image does not automatically refresh.


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Mississippi State won the Southeastern Conference regular-season title one year after finishing in the league basement.
Now the Bulldogs want to carry the momentum of that dramatic rise into the postseason.
Mississippi State (40-14-1, 21-9 SEC) enters this week's Southeastern Conference Tournament as the No. 1 seed after winning its first regular-season league title since 1989. The Bulldogs had gone 24-30 overall and 8-22 in conference play in 2015 to finish last in the Western Division and post the SEC's worst overall league record.
Bulldogs coach John Cohen, who played for Mississippi State's last SEC regular-season champions, said there isn't much of a gap separating the top of the conference from the bottom.
"If you're an inch off in the Southeastern Conference, you're going to get punched in the mouth a lot," Cohen said.
SEC Tournament play begins Tuesday in Hoover, Alabama. No. 6 seed Vanderbilt (41-15, 18-12) faces No. 11 seed Missouri (26-29, 9-21), No. 7 seed Mississippi (40-16, 18-12) meets No. 10 seed Georgia (27-29, 11-19), No. 8 seed Kentucky (32-24, 15-15) battles No. 9 seed Alabama (31-24, 15-15) and No. 5 seed LSU (39-17, 19-11) tackles No. 12 seed Tennessee (29-27, 9-21) in single-elimination games.
Tuesday's winners advance to double-elimination play beginning Wednesday along with Mississippi State, No. 2 seed South Carolina (42-13, 20-9), No. 3 seed Texas A&M (41-13, 20-10) and No. 4 seed Florida (44-11, 19-10). The tournament returns to a single-elimination format Saturday and has a championship game Sunday.
Mississippi State made its dramatic rise up the standings by getting improvement from its new players and receiving a huge impact from its newcomers. Mississippi State's three top batting averages are owned by freshman Jake Mangum (.427) and junior-college transfers Nathaniel Lowe (.359) and Jack Kruger (.358). Kruger has a team-high .570 slugging percentage, Mangum leads the Bulldogs in on-base percentage (.479) and Lowe has a team-leading 47 RBIs.
"Those are all three new guys who have just had great first years," Cohen said. "That's not common in the Southeastern Conference."
Cohen also led Kentucky to a regular-season title in 2006 and is the second coach to win an SEC regular-season championship at two different schools. Ron Polk led Mississippi State to four SEC regular-season championships before winning one at Georgia in 2001.
Here are some things to watch in the SEC tournament.
FIGHTING FOR POSITION: The top SEC teams already are assured of NCAA Tournament invitations but are trying to improve their positioning. Florida, Texas A&M, Mississippi State, South Carolina, Ole Miss, LSU and Vanderbilt all would like to be considered as regional hosts and/or national seeds.
BUBBLE BATTLE: Alabama coach Mitch Gaspard and Kentucky's Gary Henderson acknowledge their teams are on the NCAA Tournament bubble after going .500 in conference play during the regular season. The two teams face each other Tuesday. "You've got to win this game, you've got to get to the double-elimination part, you've probably got to beat (Mississippi State) on Wednesday and build those RPI points," Henderson said. Gaspard said that "the winner of that game is going to have a whole lot more comfort after it and the loser is going to be sitting home on pins and needles for a week."
DOMINANT GATORS/TIGERS: LSU has won five of the last eight SEC tournaments. Florida won last year's SEC Tournament and also earned the title in 2011.
WHO'S SURGING: Mississippi State is on an 11-game winning streak. LSU had won 11 in a row — including two straight victories over Florida — before losing its regular-season finale to the Gators.
WHO'S MISSING: Auburn (23-33, 8-22) and Arkansas (26-29, 7-23) had the SEC's two worst conference records and consequently didn't make the 12-team tournament field. With its losing record, Arkansas also is expected to miss the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2001.

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mississippi state won the southeastern conference regular-season title one year after finishing in the league basement.
now the bulldogs want to carry the momentum of that dramatic rise into the postseason.
mississippi state (40-14-1, 21-9 sec) enters this week's southeastern conference tournament as the no. 1 seed after winning its first regular-season league title since 1989. the bulldogs had gone 24-30 overall and 8-22 in conference play in 2015 to finish last in the western division and post the sec's worst overall league record.
bulldogs coach john cohen, who played for mississippi state's last sec regular-season champions, said there isn't much of a gap separating the top of the conference from the bottom.
"if you're an inch off in the southeastern conference, you're going to get punched in the mouth a lot," cohen said.
sec tournament play begins tuesday in hoover, alabama. no. 6 seed vanderbilt (41-15, 18-12) faces no. 11 seed missouri (26-29, 9-21), no. 7 seed mississippi (40-16, 18-12) meets no. 10 seed georgia (27-29, 11-19), no. 8 seed kentucky (32-24, 15-15) battles no. 9 seed alabama (31-24, 15-15) and no. 5 seed lsu (39-17, 19-11) tackles no. 12 seed tennessee (29-27, 9-21) in single-elimination games.
tuesday's winners advance to double-elimination play beginning wednesday along with mississippi state, no. 2 seed south carolina (42-13, 20-9), no. 3 seed texas a&m (41-13, 20-10) and no. 4 seed florida (44-11, 19-10). the tournament returns to a single-elimination format saturday and has a championship game sunday.
mississippi state made its dramatic rise up the standings by getting improvement from its new players and receiving a huge impact from its newcomers. mississippi state's three top batting averages are owned by freshman jake mangum (.427) and junior-college transfers nathaniel lowe (.359) and jack kruger (.358). kruger has a team-high .570 slugging percentage, mangum leads the bulldogs in on-base percentage (.479) and lowe has a team-leading 47 rbis.
"those are all three new guys who have just had great first years," cohen said. "that's not common in the southeastern conference."
cohen also led kentucky to a regular-season title in 2006 and is the second coach to win an sec regular-season championship at two different schools. ron polk led mississippi state to four sec regular-season championships before winning one at georgia in 2001.
here are some things to watch in the sec tournament.
fighting for position: the top sec teams already are assured of ncaa tournament invitations but are trying to improve their positioning. florida, texas a&m, mississippi state, south carolina, ole miss, lsu and vanderbilt all would like to be considered as regional hosts and/or national seeds.
bubble battle: alabama coach mitch gaspard and kentucky's gary henderson acknowledge their teams are on the ncaa tournament bubble after going .500 in conference play during the regular season. the two teams face each other tuesday. "you've got to win this game, you've got to get to the double-elimination part, you've probably got to beat (mississippi state) on wednesday and build those rpi points," henderson said. gaspard said that "the winner of that game is going to have a whole lot more comfort after it and the loser is going to be sitting home on pins and needles for a week."
dominant gators/tigers: lsu has won five of the last eight sec tournaments. florida won last year's sec tournament and also earned the title in 2011.
who's surging: mississippi state is on an 11-game winning streak. lsu had won 11 in a row — including two straight victories over florida — before losing its regular-season finale to the gators.
who's missing: auburn (23-33, 8-22) and arkansas (26-29, 7-23) had the sec's two worst conference records and consequently didn't make the 12-team tournament field. with its losing record, arkansas also is expected to miss the ncaa tournament for the first time since 2001.