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After a brief return to Las Vegas for more Soul2Soul shows with wife, Faith Hill, Tim McGraw will embark on the summers Shotgun Rider Tour! Don't miss the opportunity to hear this legendary country artist perform live. Tim McGraw tickets are always among the most popular of any musician so be sure to order yours before its too late. There are plenty of options on McGraw's tour schedule, check out his 2015 tour schedule and find the tickets that are right for you.
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Country music superstars don't get any bigger than Tim McGraw, who along with his wife, Faith Hill, is one of the most consistently bestselling, most prolific and most profitable musicians currently working in country music. His past 11 albums have all debuted at number one on the Billboard album charts, and he has had 21 number one hit singles on the Billboard Hot Country charts. McGraw is now right up there with the most successful country singers of all time, along with George Strait and McGraw's good friend Kenny Chesney. With that kind of success, it is no surprise that Tim McGraw concert tickets are always one of the most popular tickets around.
Born in Louisiana, Tim McGraw got his start in '92 with his self-titled debut album. In '94, he released his second album "Not a Moment Too Soon," which went on to become the best selling country album of that year. Ever since that time, Tim McGraw has been churning out the biggest and best songs of country music and winning awards left and right, including three Grammy, 10 American Music awards and 14 Country Music Association awards. His most famous singles include "Something Like That," "Live Like You Were Dying," "I Like It, I Love It" and "Don't Take the Girl."
The Tim McGraw concert schedule in '95 proved fortuitous when it introduced the country superstar to his soon-to-be wife, Faith Hill. The couple married the following year and have since had three daughters, multiple duets and several concert tours together, making them arguably the most successful couple in country music. In recent years, Tim McGraw has also tried his hand at acting with success with roles in "Friday Night Lights," "Flicka" and "The Blind Side" as Oscar winner Sandra Bullock's husband. With all of McGraw's many talents, he could probably have even played Major League Baseball like his father, Tug McGraw.
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Officials are urging drivers to be cautious on roadways as deer are more active and visible during the fall months.
State and local officials are urging motorists now to be on the lookout for the animals on area roads because Mississippi has one of the highest deer populations in the country.
Northern District Transportation Commissioner Mike Tagert says over the past five years, Mississippi has averaged 3,178 deer related crashes per year.
DeSoto County Sheriff Bill Rasco told The Commercial Appeal his department gets reports year-round of vehicles colliding with deer.
From October to January, Rasco says deer collisions increase because of deer mating season.

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|March 14, 1965, p. 14AA. Obituary/Death notice for Jake Solomon.,
The Plain Dealer, Cleveland, Ohio, online database (http://www.genealogybank.com).
Jake Solomon, dearly beloved husband of Regina, devoted father of Morton, Mrs. Esther Goldstein, Miss Helen Solomon and dear grandfather of four. Services at Berkowitz-Kumin, Inc., Memorial Chapel, 1985 S. Taylor Rd., Cleveland Heights, Sunday, March 14, at 11 a.m. Family will receive friends at the residence, 1263 Ranchland Rd., Mayfield Heights.
Great Aunt Regina (Handler) Solomon died on March 29, 1989, at age 97 (or 98 or 99, depending on the source of her birth year).
|March 30, 1989, p. 19D. Death notice for Regina (Handler) Solomon.,
The Plain Dealer, Cleveland, Ohio, online database (http://www.genealogybank.com).
Regina Solomon, beloved wife of the late Jacob, devoted mother of Esther Goldstein (Mrs. William), Helen Solomon and the late Morton Solomon, loving grandmother of Gary Solomon, Steven Solomon, Lori B. Guiliani and Lori B. Solomon-Hess. great grandmother of Michael Solomon. Services Friday, March 31 [1989] at 11 a.m. at Miller-Deutsch Memorial Chapel Inc. 1985 S. Taylor Rd., Cleveland Hts. Family at the residence of Helen Solomon, 1263 Ranchland Rd., Mayfield Hts. Contributions may be made to Menorah Park. Interment Warrensville Cemetery.


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Eddie Johnson backs Wondolowski
If Eddie Johnson were in charge of the United States at the World Cup, Chris Wondolowski would be the man to replace injured striker Jozy Altidore against Portugal.
Johnson, who has 19 goals in 62 appearances for the U.S., was in line to provide depth for Altidore in Brazil, but U.S. coach Jurgen Klinsmann passed him over in favor of Wondolowski and Aron Johannsson, who replaced Altidore after his hamstring injury against Ghana.
But Johnson would pick the 31-year-old Wondolowski to start in Altidore's place over Johannsson, 23.
"I think the one, that as far playing with the back to goal, [fitting] in that system in the Jozy role, I have to go with Chris Wondolowski," Johnson told ESPN FC in a phone interview, speaking at a promotion for Bacardi.
"No disrespect to Aron Johannsson, I could him seeing doing really well off the bench as he did last game. But obviously Wondolowski, he's used to playing with his back to goal and he keeps it simple. His movement off the ball is good and he's a hell of a finisher in the box."
Watching the World Cup has been a bittersweet experience for the 30-year-old Johnson. The U.S. finally got its revenge on Ghana, in a 2-1 result that saw the team put past eliminations in the 2006 and 2010 World Cups at the hands of the African side to rest.
Yet, in the match, the team lost Altidore to a concerning hamstring strain which will rule him out for at least the upcoming Portugal match. Johnson was distraught for his fellow teammate, and considering that two forwards play in a similar style, his snub from the team's 30-man roster in early May hurts even more.
"I'm a big fan of Jozy's and I'm very happy with things he's accomplished in a young career. You never wish that upon someone. Especially someone that you're close to, he's like my little brother," he said. "It's a hard thing to watch, and I wish him a speedy recovery. I hope he gets back to full strength because he's important to the team."
Neither Wondolowski or Johannsson play with the bruising targetman style that Altidore or Johnson play with, which is now making his omission from the World Cup squad even more questionable. Johnson admits that he was pretty surprised when he was left off of the team and he still isn't exactly sure why Klinsmann made that call.
"He really couldn't give me a clear answer, he just said that, 'This was one of the hardest decisions I had to make,'" Johnson said. "'Leaving you off the team when you scored so many important goals for us and had a really good Gold Cup, you'd really done well for us.' He said it was the hardest decision out of the players who he'd left off the 30-man roster."
He added, "At the same time, it's knowing that you did everything in your control that you could do despite the coach's decision -- so it's not your fault. At the end of the day, it sucks but I can look at myself in the mirror and know that I did everything I could do to be on that team and on the plane to Brazil."
Johnson believes if he was on the roster now, he would have played an important role for the Yanks.
"I think my experience of being on the 2006 team , the youngest guy on the team, I was up and coming," he explained. "But now, I'm at a point of my life from a maturity standpoint where all of the adversity and bumps that have happened along the way has made me a stronger player mentally. I'm at the point where I am the most complete I can be as a soccer player.
"I was really looking forward to doing a lot of great things and playing a major part in our team and doing well in the World Cup. So to not have that opportunity, it sucks."
But as surprised as Johnson was at his own omission from the U.S., he was taken by complete surprise by Klinsmann's decision to cut Landon Donovan.
"For me, that was probably the biggest shock of them all," he said. "Numbers don't lie. If you look at his numbers, and his bio and what he's done for American soccer. ... It's hard for me to believe that a guy like that, even if the coaches didn't see him as a starter, that he couldn't be on the bench and use his experience from playing in the World Cup.
"He's handled it well and everyone knows that he should be there."
Johnson added jokingly,"For him to be left off the team, we've got a pretty damn good team."
But despite some unpopular decisions by Klinsmann on the U.S. roster, Johnson insists that he hopes to work with the coach again in the future. He said his international career is not yet over.
"I'm still interested in playing if he's the coach after the World Cup," Johnson said. "I just want to continue to be consistent, grow and learn in this sport. Be as good as I can be, if my best isn't good enough, then that's when I'll say goodbye."
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Published February 20, 2014
Amanda Nickerson, director of UB's Alberti Center for Bullying Abuse Prevention, is quoted in an article on Huffington Post about active-shooter drills that are being held at schools around the nation and a study that found that there are certain best practices to shield children from harmful psychological effects while still teaching them how to protect themselves. "We clearly found that if the drill was done like a lesson, and they practiced it, it appeared to increase their knowledge of what to do without increasing their anxiety," she said. "There were no scare tactics, no dramatization, no fake guns and fake blood – that's a really important distinction."
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Reading a large stack of magazines is one of my favorite things to do when I'm relaxing. Something about perusing the short articles just fills me with inspiration. I love that my library gives me access to so many favorite magazines without a monthly commitment from me! I like to read a few things here and there when I have time. My favorite magazines are of the crafting, interior decorating, and cooking variety but most recently, I've been delving in to the world of children's and parenting magazines. We have a great selection of magazines in the KPL Children's Room. The collection includes magazines written for kids like Ladybug and Ask, as well as magazines written for families, like Hip Mama and Parenting.
My new favorite is Chop Chop. It's a family magazine filled with kid-friendly tips and articles for healthy cooking and eating. I love to cook and have already started sharing kitchen time with my young daughter. She is so interested in everything we are doing right now that it only makes sense to involve her in one of our favorite family activities. Chop Chop gives me simple and fresh ideas in each issue!
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I'm not clear on this.Here's what I think is going on--will you correct me?Normally, everyone does their own project.Either our own or groups of two Then, this woman (who just sat through listening to everyone's individual projects) asks each of you to give her printouts, copies, etc., so that she can use them elsewhere, outside of this particular classroom? ("with my class"--is she a teacher or something?) She is a teacher, so she wants copies of what we hand inYou don't want to do that, and you think she's rude to ask for this from everybody.(I can't tell if you've ever actually given her these copies, but you don't like the idea at any rate.)She expects that either each student , or the professor, copy the project on to a cd and hand it to her. I have not given into her, but the teacher will not tell us if she gives outrwork to this girlNow, *you and she* are assigned to critique one another's projects (hence the "working with you" phrase); you'll be forced by this arrangement to hand her a copy of what you've created. You won't be able to avoid it. He last partner has decided to drop the course, originally partners were by assignment by since several folks have now dropped we are being assigned by the professor. I have taken several classes with this professor, she does it one of three ways, by who you are seated next to, Skipping the person next to you and taking the next one, or if there are three in a group, she counts 'One two three, you're a group" because the class is not so small there is no way to guarantee that I won't be working with her, except to out right refuse. And you want to find a way to avoid it? Yes. If you haven't yet been assigned someone to partner with, find someone else. We get no choices in who we are assigned to work with, unfortunately. I don't even want her seeing my work, as she has a habit of going to the teacher for copies, and the teacher thinks this is "helping" her. But does not see how its demoralizing to others. . If you have been assigned to partner with her, then ask her for the copy of your stuff back as soon as she's done critiquing you. Just put out your hand and say, "thanks for the input, that's very valuable. Can I have my project back now?". We have not been assigned yet, I am trying to find a way to refuse the assignment.
I'm confused, too. When I was in graduate school, we always provided copies of our presentation materials (slides, research papers, etc) or at the very least a link so the material can be downloaded. As long as classmates properly cited the research, it didn't really matter.
I'm confused; by "use it with her class" is she talking about being a teacher in the future? Is this the same woman in the special snowflakes thread/the mom who wanted everyone to help her with schoolwork?
I'm confused too. Did the teacher pair the two of you together? Or is she just going around on her own asking for people's notes?
Quote from: rose red on March 12, 2013, 03:01:35 PMI'm confused too. Did the teacher pair the two of you together? Or is she just going around on her own asking for people's notes? She will either announce in class " I want a copy of that." and/or approach the teacher after class. Last week she argued with the teacher that "I am paying for this class to get materials for my classes." none of us who heard it were impressed. One person told her "I am paying for the class too, and I am not doing that to provide someone else with my work." and then he turned around and left.
she has a habit of going to the teacher for copies, and the teacher thinks this is "helping" her. But does not see how its demoralizing to others. .
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Denver Broncos head coach John Fox was taken to a hospital Saturday afternoon, and will have a procedure on an aortic valve Tuesday in North Carolina, Fox Sports' Jay Glazer reports. He's expected to miss 4-6 weeks.
Just spoke with John Fox. He's having a procedure on his aortic valve on Tuesday in North Carolina. He will ... http://t.co/xscMBCc8ma— Jay Glazer (@JayGlazer) November 3, 2013
Foxie still trying to determine who will be interim head coach. Jack Del Rio makes most sense but dealing with his family right now— Jay Glazer (@JayGlazer) November 3, 2013
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On Saturday, Fox became dizzy playing golf near his offseason home and was taken to a hospital, where tests revealed he couldn't wait any longer to have the surgery.
"I sincerely appreciate all of the support from friends, Denver Broncos fans and so many around the league today," Fox said in a statement released by the team Saturday night. "Although I am disappointed I must take some time away from the team to attend to this pre-existing health condition, I understand that it's the right thing to do. I have great confidence in our coaches and players, who are fully committed to our goals.
"I look forward to returning to coaching as soon as possible."
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At 7-1, the Broncos trail the Kansas City Chiefs (8-0) in their division, but they're widely considered Super Bowl favorites in the AFC with a high-octane offense led by Peyton Manning and a star-studded defense that recently was bolstered by the return of All-Pro linebacker Von Miller from a suspension.
Their next game is Nov. 10 against AFC West foe San Diego.
Although it hasn't been determined who will serve as interim head coach during Fox's absence, defensive coordinator Jack Del Rio is a logical choice because he spent nine seasons as the Jacksonville Jaguars' head coach before joining Fox's staff last season.
Smyth said Fox was with a group of friends and family on a golf course near his offseason home when he started getting dizzy. He said Fox was "in good spirits and he told me he did not suffer a heart attack."
Running back C.J. Anderson was among the players who sent their well wishes on Twitter, saying, "Prayers go out 2 Fox we here coach."
Fox is in his third season as Broncos coach after a nine-year stint with the Carolina Panthers. He's 107-88 overall, including 6-5 in the playoffs. In Denver, he's 29-14, including 20-5 since quarterback Manning's arrival.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.


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I found this article on NaturallyCurly.com about protective styling and I thought it would be great to share it with those of you with longer hair as well as TWAs (thats right… TWAs can be protected).
Most of those with kinky hair are all too familiar with the challenge that comes with maintaining a healthy mane. For different reasons most will resort to protective styling as a way to combat split ends and breakage that all type 4s experience.
Protective styles are ones that don't consist of most, if not all, of the hair being worn loose. Wearing the hair in a protective style requires that the ends, the oldest and most fragile part of the, are usually tucked away and sealed with some kind of moisturizer. Popular protective styles include but are not limited to braids, twists, bantu knots, and shrunken afros.
Protective styles can be achieved with just about any hair length. Those with TWAs can wear shrunken fros, or opt for coils if they have enough hair to twirl around the end of a ra-ttail comb. But with more length, there are more options. These include but are not limited to braids, locs, twists, bantu knots, and buns.
See more photos of protective hairstyles here and add your own!
So for the majority of the time, the appeal for those who wear protective styles is the length that they can achieve with them. A lot of type 4s have trouble with getting their hair to surpass the length of their shoulders because they aren't protecting their ends from the friction created from their clothing, as well as harsh weather. Constant combing and handling of tightly coiled hair can be also be damaging since it's so prone to breakage. But protective styles require very minimal manipulation, which is essential to helping to grow out kinky tresses.
Others who wear protective styles just prefer the low upkeep requirement. Hair length does not necessarily equate hair health, so that is not as great of a concern to everyone. Styling type 4 hair alone can be time consuming, and those with busy lifestyles simply do not have the time to dedicate to weekly hair maintenance. Protective styling has the benefit of keeping hair looking presentable without losing valuable time.
Finally, there are those who wear them because they simply like them. Kirstin Hayes, 20, alternates between her DIY twists and twistouts from week to week. Hayes takes pride in the feeling she gets whenever she flaunts her work. "I like my twists… I think they fit me perfectly. I set myself apart from others."
They can be styled and adorned with hair accessories just like loose hair. For example, it is common to see chignon buns decorated with a flower, curled two-strand twists, afros pinned back with colorful headbands, or locs assembled into an updo.
But whatever the reason one chooses to do protective styling, it is still a great way to help maximize hair health, something that everyone needs.
Here are 5 Protective Styles for you to try!
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I agree. We've seen what both Cantchez and Telol can do, and it's complete failure. Give Greg some snaps and see what he's got.
Don't have anything to lose.....Tebow won't help....Give McEroy a shot see what he can do....The current offense is painful to watch!!
Something tells me McElroys arm is plenty strong enough & his vision good enough to throw a 3 yard pass in the end zone.
Or throw an accurate screen pass. Sanchez numbers are Jamarcus Russell like.
Rex is treating Sanchez with the respect of a top 15 QB in this league?
Parcells would have benched his Azz after that late, late, late , throw to Keller!
That was a rookie throw! & Hill was wide open in the middle of the field.
Some QBs have great vision thus they don't need rocket arms.
Tebow was third string in Denver and they put him in and turned things around
So why don't the jets put in McElroy and see what he's got
Tebow is not the answer, we have nothing to lose and everything to gain
Just say no to tebow and Sanchez
Normally the BU would be my favorite guy right now but McElroy is a POS IMO. I still have no idea why we are wasting a spot to keep him on this team. I'd rather see a 50 year old Vinny make anther return then see him take one friggen snap.
Funny how the boards owner gets soooooo much support when he says put in McElroy but when the guy who is right time and time and time again says it 4 weeks ago he gets killed!!!!!
The suckchez era is OVER!!!!!
I'd like to see both Tebow and McElroy start, or at least give them each a full half.
Why not? The season is tanked, might as well entertain us somehow.
Drawback is, there's no one to design plays that'll utilize their skills properly.
Wow ... is he really a department head? LOL"I keep them (Tebow's plays) separated (from other plays) so I know when hes out there, Sparano said Thursday. Thats been helpful for me to know that heres his package and thats what were practicing during the week.
Sometimes that package is a little bit bigger and sometimes its a shade smaller, he added.
I am going to laugh my ass of when during the season ending presser Rex announces Mark Sanchez will definitely be the starter next year and calls him a great QB. CANNOT WAIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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September is National Preparedness Month. Throughout the nation, various agencies like the American Red Cross, Extension Services, Federal Emergency Management Agency, local fire departments and emergency medical services staff, churches, and utility companies are partnering to sponsor "Get Ready" events.
These Saturday events are designed to highlight local resources available in communities to help residents prepare for and respond to emergencies and disasters in their region.
Our local OSU Extension Service was invited to participate in events this month to highlight ways that families can prepare for disasters in the Columbia River Gorge. Being the healthy eating/food preservation advocate that I am, my take on disaster preparedness focused mostly on food.
OSU Extension will also appear at the next Get Ready event in The Dalles, Sept. 28 from noon to 4 p.m. at Water's Edge, 551 Lonepine Blvd. Below are other helpful resources for more information on building a kit and preparing for disaster:
www.ready.gov (FEMA)
www.redcross.org/... (American Red Cross)
http://eden.lsu.edu (Extension Disaster Education Network)
I'll be the first to admit that even I was dragging my feet preparing for disaster; sure we have lots of canned, dried, and frozen goods throughout our house, but none of it was packed up and ready in a single place in the event of a serious disaster or evacuation. I decided that if I was going to be hosting a booth on developing emergency food kits, I better have one myself — even if I had to make it before the night of the event.
I had always assumed preparing for disaster was a fairly painstaking and time-intensive practice. There are so many overwhelming lists of things you need to have packed up and ready to go at a moment's notice. Who really does that, aside from "preppers" and "hoarders"?
What I learned was actually pretty shocking. It took me one hour and $100 to prepare a food kit for my family. There was no excuse not to have a kit.
I chose to develop a three-day (or 72-hour) emergency food kit that fits nicely into a see-through tote that is now labeled "72 Emergency Food Kit." This corresponds to the American Red Cross recommendation to have a three-day kit ready in the event of an evacuation.
Most evacuation notices only happen in very serious circumstances — impending fire, flood, explosion, nuclear waste, tsunami, etc. — so you don't have much time to get out. When you are stressed, it's easy to forget the water but remember the photo albums, or throw in the canned foods but not the can opener, or remember the dog food but not the copies of birth, marriage, and death certificates and other important documents.
When you try to prioritize what you need out of your home for an unknown amount of time and you only have 15 minutes, it's easy to forget some really important stuff. Having at least your food ready in a single location and anything else you need to open it, prepare it, and eat it means you have a few extra minutes to grab some clothes, the photo albums, and the important documents.
So what's the first step? I made a simple menu with foods that I know our family would like and would be comforting in the event of disaster — oatmeal for breakfast, macaroni and cheese with tuna packets for lunch, pasta with marinara sauce and canned vegetables for dinner, and some snacks — even a bag of peanut M&Ms — one has to keep their spirits up, after all!
The key is to choose foods that you normally eat so that you can cycle new foods into your kit at least once a year. You want things to be at least relatively fresh when you need them and also be somewhat nutrient-dense. I chose whole-grain pastas, low-sodium canned foods, and lots of dried fruits to snack on and add to oatmeal.
The last thing you need in a disaster is digestive upset because you are suddenly eating MREs three times a day or other things not normally in your diet.
The next step is to go shopping. As I mentioned, it took me about an hour to prepare the kit — 45 minutes at the grocery store and about 15 minutes at home to pack it all up into the tote. The next step is to store it someplace that will be easy to get to — for now, ours is in the basement so the foods won't freeze in the winter or get too hot in the summer.
The on-going step is to open it up every now and then, eat and replace the food so it is fresh, and update the kit as your family or needs change. Don't forget children, elderly parents or grandparents, long-term guests in your home, or pets that you may need to prepare for.
Here in the Gorge, we have some type of disaster at least once a year. This summer Goldendale and The Dalles were affected by fires that required some of our neighbors to evacuate their homes. During the winter, it is not uncommon for I-84 to close or for some communities to lose power for extended periods.
The geography and weather of our region as well as its location mean we are at risk for any number of potential disasters and history has shown that they'll happen at one point or another. Luckily, they don't affect every single household, but we're only as prepared as our neighbors.
In serious emergencies, the households that are prepared are often times called on to support, willingly or unwillingly, those households that aren't prepared. So make a kit, tell your neighbors to make a kit, and be ready.
Here is my sample menu and shopping list to help you get started:
Lauren M. Kraemer, M.P.H., serves on the Extension Family and Community Health Faculty at Oregon State University/Wasco and Hood River County Extension.
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Picking up work abandoned around Postgres 8.2, a patch recently hit the PostgreSQL 9.3 branch that adds SQL-92 automatically updatable views. For many common cases, you will no longer have to write hairy triggers to fake UPDATE support (e.g. if you have a view that hides a few internal columns). Limitations currently include only supporting views with at most one table in the FROM clause. This complements the under-advertised INSTEAD OF trigger support added in 9.1.


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The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) today announced that James Lawrence has been appointed as the coordinator of a new and comprehensive anti-litter campaign. Lawrence will work with other state agencies and nonprofit organizations to increase public awareness about preventing littering and illegal dumping.
Litter is a statewide problem that cost communities millions of dollars each year to clean up – money that could otherwise be spent on transportation projects, schools, housing and social services. Caltrans spends roughly $40 million each year picking up litter on California's highways. The Department's workers swept more than 184,000 highway lane miles last year to remove debris and litter, which is equal to circling the Earth at the equator seven times. Caltrans employees and Adopt-A Highway groups collectively picked up 11.6 million pounds of trash last year.
"Litter is a statewide problem, and we are actively working to improve our anti-litter efforts and to enlist the public's help in resolving the issue," said Caltrans Director Will Kempton.
Over the past 20 years, the amount of people using California's transportation infrastructure has increased dramatically, which has increased demands on roadway maintenance. The amount of trash along California's highways has steadily increased with the rise in population. Caltrans' staffing levels have not kept pace due to budget constraints and higher priority items –such as maintaining the safety and integrity of the highway system.
According to Caltrans research, a significant amount of trash ends up on highways by "flying out" the back of pickup trucks, either from loads that aren't tied down or from the occasional piece of trash in the truck bed that becomes airborne when the truck travels on the highway.
"Littering affects the quality of life of every citizen in this state," Lawrence said. "We must think conscientiously of what it means to toss fast food wrappers, cigarette butts and other trash out of our vehicles, onto the roadside."
Lawrence began his career with Caltrans in 1988, following graduation from Humboldt State University with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Environmental Resources Engineering. He has worked in Caltrans' Divisions of Design, Construction, Transportation Planning, Project Management, and Maintenance.


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KolourPaint is a free, easy-to-use paint program for KDE - Read More.
After a long period of silence, here are some news about kolourpaint, which since
has become a fully ported KDE4 application.
In the latest KDE release 4.7 kolourpaint got some important enhancements:
has just been released and includes several KolourPaint fixes, including improved clipboard support:
has just been released and features many improvements to KolourPaint:
The highlights of 2006 were the beginning of the KDE 4 port of KolourPaint
and the purchase of the kolourpaint.org domain (yes, you can now go to
www.kolourpaint.org!). But why
is the Tool Box in such a weird place, you ask? Well, the details are on
the 2006 entry of the
Project History page.
Are you a university student interested in helping out with
KolourPaint? You can get paid for doing this by signing up for
the Google Summer of Code.
A list of KolourPaint ideas can be found here but you are free to suggest your own project.
Apply quickly as the deadline is May 8th.
On the port of KolourPaint to KDE 4
(now dubbed "KolourPaint Four-0"), it now compiles (see left). However,
it currently uses 100% of CPU and a lot more work is required before
it is of the same quality as KDE 3 versions of KolourPaint.
I've also started a blog
which will be updated somewhat more regularly than this website.
resolves KolourPaint printing issues once and for all
(KDE Bug #108976):
Backports have also been made to the KDE 3.3 and 3.4 branches. If you use
those older versions of KDE, your distribution may provide updated packages.
Throughout 2005, the KolourPaint 1.4 release was continually pushed back
due to other commitments. One year later, a significant feature release
anytime 2006 still does not seem likely.
I no longer have time to develop the next feature release of
KolourPaint. Therefore, KolourPaint 1.4 is delayed indefinitely.
The focus of 2006 will be to complete the port of KolourPaint to KDE 4
already started by other KDE developers.
Unless a developer - which could be you - steps up and
starts programming, there will be no new features in this release.
I am extremely grateful that so many people have sent helpful
KolourPaint feedback and feature requests.
I am sorry that I haven't had time to implement some of
your wishes. I hope to implement them eventually.
Nevertheless, my vision in 2003 of a free, easy-to-use paint program for KDE has
been already realised. KolourPaint makes everyday paint tasks practical
for the average user. Simple things like cropping screenshots and drawing lines
are now a UNIX reality - not a challenge.
But KolourPaint still can - and will - be improved.
The KolourPaint Project will not die.
Maintenance versions of KolourPaint will continue to be made available with
KDE point releases. Like with 2005, I will continue to fix bugs. However, these
releases will not be available from this website - all new versions
will be distributed by KDE.
In 2007, I'll have time to fully develop KolourPaint again.
However, in the meantime, I hope that someone else will be able to step
up to the challenge.
-- Clarence Dang
The next pre-release of KolourPaint 1.4 - "1.4_relight" -
has been released as part of KDE 3.5. It is largely the same as
"1.4_light" (KDE 3.4). Main changes:
was released today with a preview of the next major version of KolourPaint.
The improved text antialiasing, new Unzoomed Thumbnail Mode and InputMethod support
in "1.4_light" are just a sample of the new features
to look forward to in the full KolourPaint 1.4.
KolourPaint 1.2.2 fixes several longstanding bugs, improves
performance and for the first time in history,
includes translations to 32 languages.
Bugs fixed include:
The 1.2.2 release with full source code is immediately available
for download. This is a backport of
KDE 3.3.2's
KolourPaint to KDE 3.0.
Virtually unlimited undo/redo, more image effects, greater file
format support and freehand resizing are just some of the new features
to look forward to in this latest release of KolourPaint.
Enjoying more than 300
enhancements since the groundbreaking 1.0 series, KolourPaint 1.2
is the most easy-to-use version of KolourPaint ever.
KolourPaint 1.2 is available for immediate
download. A highlight of this
release is the availability of experimental
Linux distribution-independent binary packages that don't require
KolourPaint 1.2 is also a part of KDE 3.3 (released today).
Please continue to send
your bug reports, feature requests and questions to the KolourPaint
If you would like to stay up-to-date with KolourPaint developments,
join one of our mailing lists.
1.0.2 brings new icons by Kristof Borrey,
an all new user manual and improved reliability
through numerous bug fixes and incremental improvements.
All users of KolourPaint should
upgrade to 1.0.2.
A list of changes is
available on the download page.
Today, it was found that the brush tool draws nothing
when set to the size 1x1. This is due to a bug present in
Qt 3.0 and 3.1 (specifically, drawing 1x1 ellipses does
not work).
The bug affects most users of KolourPaint 1.0.1 (those with Qt 3.0 or 3.1).
Users of Qt 3.2 (and/or KolourPaint 1.0.0) are not affected.
A patch is available for download.
It has already been applied to kolourpaint_1_0_branch in CVS.
Due to popular demand, KolourPaint has been backported
to KDE 3.0 & 3.1.
So if you couldn't compile or install KolourPaint 1.0
because you were stuck with a pre-KDE 3.2 installation,
then this 1.0.1 release is for you. Source code and Mandrake
packages are available for immediate
Existing users of KolourPaint are encouraged to
update to 1.0.1 as it fixes a text pasting bug
(dependent on the version of Qt).
Following discussion on the kde-core-devel mailinglist,
KolourPaint was moved into the "kdegraphics"
module to be included in future releases of KDE - including
the upcoming KDE 3.3.
After 8 months of development, the first stable version of KolourPaint
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- Clemson defeated Virginia Tech 56-49 on Wednesday to improve to 12-4 overall, 3-1 in the ACC.
- The win was the second straight on the road to start ACC play, the first time the Tigers have accomplished the feat since the 2006-07 season.
- Clemson is 2-0 on the road in ACC play for only the fifth time in its history. The other seasons Clemson started 2-0 on the road in league play were 1975-76, 1986-87, 1996-97 and 2006-07.
- The win gave Clemson back-to-back road wins in the ACC for the first time since 2008-09. Ironically, that season the Tigers won at Virginia Tech and then Boston College. This time around, the Tigers reversed the order by winning at BC on Jan. 4 and then at Virginia Tech tonight.
- Clemson's win was its fourth in Cassell Coliseum since the Hokies joined the ACC in 2004-05. The Tigers won in 2006, 2007 and 2009 previously.
- Clemson improved to 3-1 in conference play, the first time the Tigers have won three of their first four ACC games since the 2009-10 season.
- Clemson wore purple jerseys Wednesday. The last time the Tigers won at Virginia Tech (2009), Clemson also wore purple.
- The Tigers' second-team unit wears purple in practice, and Wednesday the "purple" group outscored Virginia Tech's bench by a margin of 19-6. Clemson is 9-1 this season when outscoring the opposition's bench.
- Clemson improved to 25-2 all-time under Head Coach Brad Brownell when holding opponents to 50 points or less.
- The Tigers held Virginia Tech to 49 points, its lowest total this season. That is the second straight ACC opponent (Duke) that Clemson has held to its low point total.
- Clemson has held its first four ACC opponents to 60 points or less, the first time that has happened since 2010-11, Brownell's first season. That season, Clemson held NC State, Florida State, Virginia and Georgia Tech to 60 or less in consecutive games from Jan. 25 through Feb. 5.
- K.J. McDaniels led the Tigers in scoring with 14 points, the 11th time he has led or tied the Clemson lead in scoring this season.
- McDaniels had one blocked shot to bring his streak of consecutive games with at least one to eight; he now has 122 career blocks and needs just five to pass John Campbell for eighth on Clemson's all-time list.
- Rod Hall made multiple three-point goals for a third straight road game. He had two at both Auburn and Boston College.
- Hall is now shooting 6-for-9 on the season from three-point range in road games.
- Adonis Filer scored nine points Wednesday and produced a clutch basket inside the final 90 seconds for a second straight road game; Filer's nine are his most against an ACC team since last season at Virginia Tech when he had 13.
- Jaron Blossomgame led the Tigers with seven rebounds Wednesday and now has 21 over his last two games.


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FLORHAM PARK, N.J. >> Rookie mistakes and clutch plays.
That has been the season so far for Geno Smith, who has been inconsistent and promising at the same time for the New York Jets.
Only seven games into his career, there is plenty of room for improvement with eight touchdowns and 11 interceptions. But, Smith already carries himself with a quiet confidence, a swagger befitting a veteran when the game's on the line.
"I just enjoy playing the game," Smith said. "I'm pretty confident in myself and my teammates. That's where that comes from."
The Jets are rightfully being patient with the second-round pick, pushing him to be better while also knowing there's perhaps something special developing with Smith.
They're hoping he is more often what they saw last Sunday, when he led the Jets to a 30-27 overtime victory over the New England Patriots. After an early interception was returned for a touchdown, Smith rebounded in a big way by bringing the Jets back from a 21-10 halftime deficit.
"Just keep making strides," coach Rex Ryan said when asked what he'd like to see from Smith moving forward. "I think you see it on the practice field. I think he's comfortable with our system.
"I think it's now become his system."
Smith is the only quarterback since the 1970 NFL-AFL merger with four winning drives in the fourth quarter or overtime in his first seven games. All four of the Jets' wins have come that way, and Smith's performance has been a big reason.
"He's not playing like a deer in the headlights," Cincinnati coach Marvin Lewis said. "And when you watch how he played a week ago, he doesn't necessarily look like a rookie quarterback."
Lewis and the Bengals will see Smith up close Sunday when New York plays at Cincinnati. The Bengals' defense is one of the toughest in the league, and provides a huge test for Smith, who has yet to put two outstanding games together back to back.
"I definitely want to continue to play consistently, and that's something I have been working extremely hard at," Smith said. "I've been beating myself over it because I know with that consistency at the quarterback (position), it usually leads to success with the team.
"That's something I'm trying to do, something I pride myself in, being a consistent decision-maker."
There have been some "Wow!" moments on some perfectly placed throws, and some others that have left Ryan and the Jets shaking their heads.
Against the Patriots, though, Smith showed persistence and resilience — and maybe a sign that he could be not only a fan favorite, but a franchise quarterback.
Despite getting a pass picked off by Logan Ryan, who returned it 79 yards for a touchdown, Smith didn't sulk.
He also didn't let it affect him the rest of the game.
"The thing with Geno is that he's the same guy every day," linebacker Calvin Pace said. "He's never too up and never too down, which I think is good for a quarterback. Even when he does well, he's kind of like, 'Well, I was supposed to do that."'
On third-and-14 from the Patriots 24 late in the third quarter, Smith took off, was hit by Marquice Cole, but still managed to reach out as he was going down and got the first down. Two plays later, seeing none of his receivers open, Smith took off again and sprinted to his right, faked out Cole with a shake move and dived into the corner of the end zone for an 8-yard touchdown.
It put the Jets up 24-21 and had the crowd at MetLife Stadium waving green towels and chanting "GEE-NO! GEE-NO!" as Smith's teammates mobbed him.
"I saw the highlight of the pick-6 Geno threw early in the game and I thought, 'That's it. Bill Belichick is going to mess with another rookie quarterback. He's going to fold,"' former NFL quarterback Steve Beuerlein said on CBS Sports Network's "NFL Monday QB."
"But this kid stepped up."
Smith is still working on his ball security, going through "dreadful" drills, as he called them, in which players try to rip the ball out of his hands. He also acknowledged that the game is starting to slow down a bit for him, and the plays in which he should take chances or be less aggressive are becoming clearer to him.
Another solid performance on Sunday against the Bengals, and expectations could begin to really rise — for Smith and the rest of the Jets.
"I think everyone's always had that mentality, to always play with a good amount of confidence and be consistent," Smith said. "Especially now, we have to focus in and really just lock in on what our assignments are so we can do the right things on the field and get victories."
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The event follows the end of the 2012-2013 administrative year and provides an opportunity for American Legion Auxiliary leadership to hear from national committee chairmen on successes and issues relevant to the Auxiliary's mission. Delegates to the national convention in Houston will also vote on importantproposed resolutions, including a change in the organization's decades-old Constitution & Bylaws.
"Two thousand women will gather to honor and celebrate America's veterans, military and their families, and to set the course for another year in Auxiliary members' century of service to the mission," said Peggy Thomas, 2012-2013 national president.
A highlight of the Auxiliary's national convention is the presentation of the Woman of the Year Award, which recognizes outstanding individuals and organizations for efforts that especially benefit the military, veterans and their families. Auxiliary National President Peggy Thomas willpresent the award to Patricia "Patty" Shinseki at a special luncheon in Shinseki's honor on Aug. 27.
Other activities include expert-led skill-building workshops for attendees as a way to extend Auxiliary mission outreach.
For Auxiliary advocates unable to attend convention this year, the organization will feature live streaming and blogging, a detailedonline convention page as well as photos posted throughout the week. More information is available at www.ALAforVeterans.org.
Founded in 1919, the American Legion Auxiliary is the world's largest women's patriotic service organization. With a membership of nearly 800,000, local American Legion Auxiliary units have a strong presence in more than 9,000 communities nationwide. The American Legion Auxiliary's mission to serve veterans, the military and their families is carried out through its hundreds of outreach programs delivered by its members, volunteers and National Headquarters.


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My husband and I were thinking of selling our house this summer, despite the crummy market. But when we asked our realtor if we had a prayer, she said: "It depends on what happens in Europe."
Yep. You might not be caught up on the fact that Spain got a $126 billion bailout last week—or that Greece may stay in the eurozone after all, thanks to yesterday's elections.
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The U.S. has loaned billions to European countries. A few (including Spain, Greece, and Italy) are so heavily in debt to us and other countries that it's unclear how they'll recover.
This is a very complex issue (duh). But basically: there's so much global instability right now, banks and markets here are likewise fraught with uncertainty.
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A South Dakota inmate ate a last meal of ice cream ahead ahead of his execution on Monday at the South Dakota State Penitentiary in Sioux Falls.
Lawyer Mark Kadi tells the Associated Press that 50 year old Eric Robert requested ice cream for his last meal before he dies at the state penitentiary. Robert is fasting for the 40 hours prior to the execution for religious purposes, so his last meal was on Saturday.
Robert is set to die at 10 p.m. Monday for the killing of prison guard Ronald Johnson during a failed escape attempt in April 2011. Robert pleaded guilty to the slaying and was sentenced to death.
Robert did not appeal the sentence and told a judge that if left alive, he would kill again.
Several groups opposed to the death penalty plan to hold a vigil outside of the State Penitentiary and in other cities.


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In the July issue of M, Shake It Up star Bella Thorne opened up to us about what it's like having a boyfriend. "It's comforting," she says. "I think it's nice to know that someone's gonna write you good morning and good night [text messages] and that you're the first though in their head when they wake up and their last thought before they go to sleep."
Even though the 15-year-old actress isn't allowed to go on dates alone yet, she and her BF Tristan Klier still find plenty of time to hang out with their friends and family. "I think it actually makes a lot of sense because then you aren't as nervous and all of your friends can have fun together!
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OUR ability to use and manipulate numbers is integral to everyday life – we use them to label, rank, count and measure almost everything we encounter. It was long thought that numerical competence is dependent on language and, therefore, that numerosity is restricted to our species. Although the symbolic representation of numbers, using numerals and…


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USFWS National Digital Library
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Name: Art Hawkins/Betty Hawkins
Date of Interview:
Location of Interview: ??
Interviewer: Mark Madison
Approximate years worked for Fish & Wildlife Service: 30+
Offices and Field Stations Worked, Positions Held:
Most Important Projects:
Colleagues and Mentors:
Most Important Issues:
Brief Summary of Interview: two brief snippets of conversation between Art and Betty Hawkins and Mark Madison. Basically covering Betty's meeting Art; her family farm, nesting studies; the three children of Art and Betty Hawkins; spending time between Canada and the US; Aldo Leopold.
Proper names that I couldn't confirm are in red font w/ a question mark -- Gilbert Ziegler [?]. Overlapping voices occasionally made the conversation hard to hear. These times are noted in brackets and in blue font w/ a question mark – [indecipherable – (what I think I might have heard) ?]. 1
Various fragments of an oral history/conversational with Art Hawkins and his wife, Betty Hawkins. Interviewed by Mark Madison.
AH -- … was one of his few things that… and he thought the Service was not doing so much a… doing what they could, and that they'd gone… leaned too far toward the DU philosophy.
MM -- I think he sort of felt, the times that… when I talked to him, that maybe DU had [it's] hand in the Service's back pocket.
AH -- Yeah. Yeah, that's right. And he even thought that I was on the liberal side. And everybody else thought that I was ultra conservative.
MM -- Ultra conservative, yeah. Yeah.
AH -- But he was… well, he was the… very nice. Like, one time, on my birthday, we had breakfast, and he came over and said 'this is for you.' And it was a nice little painting, 'bout that size.
MM -- Oh, my gosh.
AH -- A pothole.
MM -- Yeah.
AH -- He'd been over visiting pothole country with us, and this was a… so that's still in our prize…
MM -- Yeah.
AH -- … pictures, you know.
MM -- The first year… when our first daughter… he sent down a little color… he called it a 'Baby Canvasback for Baby Emily'. It was just a picture of, you know, a baby canvasback…
AH and BH -- [Indecipherable – overlapping voices ?]
MM -- Yeah. Yeah. And quite… you know, she doesn't appreciate it, but I sure do.
AH -- Uh huh.
MM -- I think…
AH -- We got… Pete Ward's are…
MM -- Oh, sure, you bet it is.
AH -- Pete is working on… we were… when we were up there -- not last summer, the summer before -- we went up two summers in a row there, but one summer we spent a week or so, right at Delta,
MM -- Uh hum. Uh hum.
AH -- …and got reacquainted with Pete and his family. And Pete took us out and showed us… Amy is quite talented herself, you know, in artwork… and so, she was… and [indecipherable – Joe (?)] took Amy downstairs down in their basement and showed her… she's left it the same as it was when Al left it.
MM -- Uh hum. Yep.
AH -- And [indecipherable] that was especially… a special event, particularly for Amy…
MM -- To get down there.
AH -- Yeah, she…
MM -- Joe finally took me down.
BH -- Well, my father's farm was one of ten that were part of the Faville Grove Wildlife Management Area.
MM -- Okay.
BH -- That Art -- and some of the other students -- worked on, while they were with Leopold – graduates.
MM -- Uh hum.
BH -- And I think there were about 2000 acres in all. And that included up on the crawfish prairie…
MM -- Uh hum.
BH -- … while there were still partridges, at that time.
MM -- Okay.
BH -- And one of the things that Art, and Gilbert Ziegler - Danny Ziegler [?] - he was one of the grads, stayed around the neighborhood. They would stay with us, or with some of the other neighbor families…
MM -- Uh hum.
BH -- … and get their meals, when they came out to do field work.
MM -- Uh hum.
BH -- So they had this experimental winter feeding, and nesting studies, and… planting… they planted where the gulleys had…
MM -- Uh hum.
BH -- … washed out, they planted shrubs and trees and so on. Overall, a nice improvement for the whole neighborhood. A lot of the neighbors were interested in it, and they liked Professor Leopold. And the students -- they were just very fond of these students who came. Especially Art! And Art had a room in the old house next to our house -- it was part of the farm.
MM -- Okay.
BH -- And that was at Faville Grove…
MM -- Uh hum.
BH -- … about 20 miles or so, east of Madison.
MM -- East of Madison, okay. Uh hum.
BH -- And so, it was fun to have Art around the farm there. And he would get… Mother would provide his meals and do the washing…
MM -- Uh hum.
BH -- … when he had something that needed washing. And we took care of his dog, Gus, when he was back in town, in Madison.
MM -- Uh hum. Uh hum.
BH -- So that's how we got acquainted with Art.
MM -- Okay. Okay.
BH -- And he came in the early spring of… 1935, Art?
AH -- Uh hum.
BH -- So that… that was… and I remember seeing Art drive in the yard. We had a measles sign on our house -- a red measles sign… we were quarantined, at that time, and we watched out the window as Art drove in, in his little Ford, Model A, with a… rumble seat.
MM -- Uh huh. Uh huh.
BH -- And my father came in and said 'well, that young man has a good handshake.'
MM – Hummm!
BH -- Liked his handshake.
MM – Okay.
BH -- And I remember when he brought him in the kitchen door and we got to shake hands with him too.
AH -- Did I come in the house even when the…
BH -- I think you did -- eventually. You came to the back. So that was fun. But one of the things they did -- Art and Danny did -- was put up a blind so we could watch the prairie chicken booming grounds.
MM -- Uh huh. Uh huh.
BH -- So, for the first time, in all those years, my grandfather, and my mother - who always talked about 'in the old days'… at least grandpa said that you could hear the prairie chickens, and there must have been at least two miles across country up to the crawfish prairie, and they could hear them, in the early years. But there, for the first time, Grandpa got to go up there and sit in that blind…
MM -- And actually see them.
BH -- … before summer ends. And one or two… one of the two of them, I'm not sure whether Papa did or not, but they all were very thrilled with all these different things that they were close to, after Art and the others came around to the neighborhood. And that was fun.
AH -- There were a lot of other people that lived around…
MM -- Sure. Well, there's so many things we take for granted in the natural world. Yeah.
BH – Oh, yeah. In high school… I had a teacher in the high school… science teacher brought some students out. And Art started a little wildlife…
AH -- Club.
BH -- … club at the high school. And those kids got to come up to… not a lot at a time, just three or four, at the most.
AH -- And they do help on nesting studies you know…
BH – [] … so there we would cruise…
MM – Okay.
BH -- … cruise the hayfields after… looking for [indecipherable], keep track of what we found. And Art would get us a reward -- a nickel for every nest, I think it was. Or he'd buy us a cone at the Big Boy shop in Lake Mills.
MM -- Oh.
AH -- Double-decker for a nickel in those years.
MM -- Wow. Wow.
BH -- So, all around, it was a great fun for quite a few years.
MM -- What was your maiden name?
BH -- Tillotson.
MM -- Oh, okay, T I L L O T S O N?
BH -- Yeah.
MM -- Okay. Okay. There's a Tillotson from Benson, Minnesota, too, apparently…
BH -- Oh, is that so? From Benson?
MM -- Uh hum.
BH -- Oh, I wonder where……..
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BH -- … nothing there but wild prairie hay…
MM -- Uh huh. Uh huh.
BH -- … stacks and the [indecipherable] would fly over…
MM -- Oh, sure.
BH -- [indecipherable] plovers would be there in spring. My father would come home and say 'well, the plovers are back' and, of course, I liked the plovers and it was wild…
AH -- April the 14th, that's when they came…
BH -- … quite wild and nice up there.
AH -- April 14th
BH -- On my birthday. We kind of look for that date to see the plovers back.
MM -- When were you married?
BH -- July of 41.
MM -- July of 41. Okay. And I …
BH -- Two months after Art had gone in the service.
MM -- … had gone in the service. Okay. Okay.
BH -- He was stationed at Camp Grant, so he could come home on weekends once in a while.
MM -- Well… where's Ellen live?
BH -- She lives at [indecipherable]. Out on [indecipherable]…
MM -- Oh, okay.
BH -- … on the sawmill trail…
MM -- Okay. Okay.
BH -- … on the north shore of Lake Superior.
AH -- Works for the Forest Service.
MM -- She works for the Forest Service.
BH -- And her husband too, Rick Vandenberg.
MM -- Uh hum.
BH -- And they have a little boy.
MM -- And then Amy…
BH -- And Amy lives [indecipherable – overlapping voices]
MM -- And Tex, yeah. [indecipherable – overlapping voices]
BH -- Yeah [indecipherable – overlapping voices].
MM -- Yeah, those three… Okay. Okay.
BH -- Yeah.
MM -- Well, you must have had a pretty rewarding married life, I'm sure. A lot of traveling and maybe a lot of time spent by yourself too.
BH -- [indecipherable – several voices] wonderful and I was so glad that we had gone to Canada. Because that was… Art didn't want to stay down in Illinois where you never got up to the breeding grounds.
MM -- Uh huh. Uh huh.
BH -- And he was so thrilled at the prospect at getting up there. And that was really a wonderful experience -- all of it, for us.
AH -- We were spending roughly half the year in Canada at that time.
MM -- And then… Betty you and the kids would go with, too.
BH -- Yes, we did.
MM – Okay.
BH -- And when Tex… well, he started school… I don't know, whenever he started school…. He did go to school at Delta to finish out a year -- in the first grade I think.
MM -- Okay.
BH -- 'Cause Al Hochbaum arranged that.
MM -- Uh hum. Uh hum.
BH -- And we never paid for it or anything. It was just included in the… Mrs. Rutledge's class, at the little school right there at Delta.
MM -- Okay.
BH -- Wasn't that nice?
MM -- Yes. Yes.
BH -- And then…
[indecipherable – overlapping voices]
BH -- In the fall, when Tex had to get back to school, I drove home a little early…
MM -- Okay.
BH -- … with Tex and Ellen. But, we didn't have Amy then. But Ellen was just a baby
MM -- Uh hum. Uh hum.
AH -- One interesting thing about Leopold was that, at the time we had that conservation club at the high school… at Lake Mills, we had a little contest for… well, essay contest… and Leopold himself came out and graded the papers.
BH -- Essays.
AH -- And as busy as he was, with national affairs, you know, big time… do things like that. Then he'd come out there… and another time, to speak to the men's club. And he gave the students… or… support that way, you know. If they had special things going on in their little community – why, he spent some time getting acquainted with them… the people. And I thought he was the…
MM -- He sounds like he was just a down to the earth guy.
AH -- Oh, yeah. Yeah. He was. I never saw him really get mad. The closest to it was in relation to Ducks Unlimited, I think.
MM -- Uh hum. Uh hum.
AH -- Where he was quite mad about the way they were handling their property [indecipherable].
MM -- Uh hum. Uh huh. Well, they still do.
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Clear blue skies gave way to harsh winds, the unforgiving sun hanging over the horizon, as sand blew this way and that. Rolling hills of the small grains; dunes as tall as small castles ever shifting and moving. Osirion, the Land of the Pharaohs. A vast desert, with cities few and far between.
Clear nigh sky gave way to thousands upon thousands of stars. A brilliant flash of light, a towering beam of white shooting into the sky in the distance. Dark skinned men and women looked around at one another, then back to the towering beam just before it vanished. A sudden silence moving over the city for a few moments as all stopped, before moving about their business once again.
A slight gleam in his eye, Dilsten quickly set across the city, his long flowing blue and green robes trimmed with gold waving about his short legs. An arm curled around a massive silver bound tome, he quickly ducked into a corner, vanishing from sight. It would seem just in time, as two strangely red armored men trotted down the road passed him, obviously looking about them for someone. A sly smirk upon his lips as he moved further into the ally way, and went about his night. So much work was to be done, so much work. And all for his grace.
Mantis in the Sands is a 3.5 D&D pathfinder setting adventure I have put together myself. It is designed for a group of 4 level 4 characters. I love roleplay as much, if not more than the combat of the game. I am rather new to the site, as a forewarning, but have run many games in my time playing.
Player Requirements:
I require all participants to post at least once a day. It's really not all that hard to get on for 10 minutes at a time a day. I will more than likely be spending much more time than this, so please, put effort into this game.
You need to enjoy roleplay, and not be here for just combat. I love combat as much as the next person, but I see it as much of a chance to roleplay as outside of combat.
Each person that posts, I require two paragraphs per post. Be descriptive. Two 3 sentenced paragraphs per posts really isn't that hard.
This isn't as much of a requirement as it is asking for help. Please, have access to the pathfinder campaign setting. There is information I will be using, that I can give you, but I cannot give you the book, and without it, simply making a character will be rather hard.
And last but not least, since this is a roleplay heavy game, have a background for your character! Put effort into it. I don't kill people off if I can help it, and its not my goal to tear apart your character.
Character Creation:
So, to me, the most important thing about any character is its background. How did they come to be where they are? Why are they here? What is their motivation in life? Where do they want to go and what do they want to accomplish? Have this, send it to me. And a bit of a hint, I love a good story if you catch my drift.
Oh... and no evil or game disrupting characters. If you can play Chaotic Neutral without destroying the game, by all means do. I will give you the benefit of the doubt, but if you start to disrupt the game, I will ask you to change your character, or remove you completely. Thanks
Books that will be allowed:
Anything from:
D&D Players Handbook (All base classes and all races come from this book only)
D&D Dungeon Masters Guide
Pathfinder Chronicles Campaign Setting (Any Base class variants may be taken from here.)
Edit: D&D Sandstorm (Feats & Weaponry may be taken from this book, but no base classes or races)
Prestige Classes that May be considered (Ask me first):
All Complete Books
D&D Dungeon Masters Guide
Pathfinder Chronicles Campaign Setting
Edit: D&D Sandstorm (This book is also available for possible prestige Classes to be considered)
Note: When it comes to Prestige Classes, these are things that are acquired over time, and will be gained through game play, not just suddenly appearing from the abyss.
If you are curious about another book, simply ask. The worst I can say is no.
Books I will ALWAYS say no to:
Spell Compendium
Magic Item Compendium
Players Handbook II
Unearthed Arcana
I know, I'm picky. Don't like it? Don't play. You can still have vast amounts of fun in a game with limited books for use. The game is only as fun as you let it be. Thanks for reading, and I hope to hear from you all soon. Thanks and take care!


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Higher proposed criminal penalties for people who disrupt North Carolina funerals or memorial services are heading to Gov. Pat McCrory's desk for his signature.
The General Assembly gave final approval Wednesday to a measure that is in response to an anti-gay Kansas church picketing military funerals nationwide. The Senate passed it unanimously, two weeks
The measure requires protesters to stay farther away from mourners and for a longer period of time before and after funeral events than current law. Violations would result in a higher grade misdemeanor and a felony on a second offense.
Members of the Kansas church often hold protests at soldiers' funerals, claiming the deaths are God's punishment for American immorality and tolerance of homosexuality and abortion.


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The Deadly Gentlemen came to Second Story Garage dressed in all black. That sartorial choice, we found, matched the seriousness of this quintet's music.
The guys making the music, however, turned out to be bright and cheery. They got a crazy case of the giggles at one point during their session in the Garage. A host's misstatement of one of their song titles set off such laughter that they tried and failed to get through a take. Maybe we'll post that clip as an outtake sometime.
In the meantime, take a look at these performances -- "Soul Krusher," "Roll Me, Tumble Me" and "All the Broken Pieces" (and their interview with Quentin) -- and see why people are talking about the Gentlemen. Individually they have killer bios. Bassist Sam Grisman, for example, learned music from David Grisman, his famous mandolin-playing father. Together, the Gentlemen just slay.
What they brought us: Stash (Stanislaw Wyslouch), the guitarist, refused to part with the headband he wore in the Garage, but he gave us another from his, uh, stash.
Sign up. Don't miss out! Sign up for the Second Story Garage newsletter to keep up with local music news — show announcements, ticket sales information, previews, interviews and even an opportunity to sit in on a Second Story recording session. Sign up here.


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Come play a part, in the Texas A&M University-Kingsville, Department of Communication and Theatre Arts and get a B.A. in Theatre that will prepare you for professional theatre, graduate work, internships or education.
As our education preparation has been important for our students, we also, under the B.A. in Theatre, will help prepare the student for the professional theatre and film world; in the fields of acting, directing, musical theatre, design and artistic administration.
Theatre TAMUK has several opportunities and offerings for incoming students. We have a long tradition, and the alumni to prove it, of producing well-trained and established professionals in the business of theatre and film, but here are a few other elements of our programs that you may also be interested in:
- Three venues for the students producing 6 shows a year; a black box, 250-seat theatre, 945-seat theatre.
- Producing 6 shows allowing for more stage opportunities for students in all forms of acting styles
- A professional Presidential Performing Arts Series which brings in a professional theatre production and /or artists for performances and/or workshops for our students each semester
- We have several scholarship opportunities available along with financial aid and 2-3 work-studies in the theatre department
- We are very active in the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (KCACTF)


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ETA News Release: [06/14/2012]
Contact Name: Gloria Della or Mary Brandenberger
Phone Number: (202) 693-4679 or x4651
Release Number: 12-1165-PHI
US Department of Labor provides additional funding to help Pennsylvania recover from damage caused by Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee
WASHINGTON The U.S. Department of Labor today awarded a $3,330,000 National Emergency Grant increment to the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry to assist the commonwealth with continuing clean-up and recovery efforts following Hurricane Irene, which struck Aug. 26-30, 2011, and Tropical Storm Lee, which struck Sept. 3, 2011. The funds will support temporary jobs in affected areas.
"Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee have inflicted widespread damage on parts of Pennsylvania," said Secretary of Labor Hilda L. Solis. "The Labor Department's grant increment will fund assistance for recovery efforts in the communities touched by these devastating storms."
On Sept. 3, 2011, the Federal Emergency Management Agency declared a number of Pennsylvania counties eligible for FEMA's Public Assistance Program in response to Hurricane Irene. On Sept. 12, 2011, FEMA issued a second declaration for counties impacted by Tropical Storm Lee. More information on designated disaster areas is available from FEMA at http://www.fema.gov/news/eventcounties.fema?id=15592 and http://www.fema.gov/news/eventcounties.fema?id=15712.
The commonwealth of Pennsylvania targeted the following counties to receive assistance under this grant: Bradford, Bucks, Columbia, Lancaster, Luzerne, Lycoming, Mifflin, Montour, Northumberland, Schuylkill, Snyder, Sullivan, Susquehanna, Tioga, Union and Wyoming. An initial grant of up to $10,000,000, with $3,330,000 released initially, was approved by the Labor Department on Sept. 26, 2011. With the increment released today, the total amount awarded to date is $6,660,000.
National Emergency Grants are part of the secretary of labor's discretionary fund and are awarded based on a state's ability to meet specific guidelines. For more information, visit http://www.doleta.gov/NEG/.


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SANTA BARBARA, Calif. – UCSB Athletics and the Gaucho Fund will be hosting a Gaucho Huddle when the men's soccer team travels to Stanford on Tuesday, Sept. 9th. The match is scheduled to start at 7 p.m., while the pregame reception will begin at 5 p.m. Tickets for the huddle will include food, a pregame chalk talk with Tim Vom Steeg, and a ticket to the game.
Tickets for the Gaucho Huddle can be purchased here.
UCSB will play in its annual exhibition game for the Bryant and
Sons Cup when it hosts Westmont College at 7:00 p.m. on Saturday,
Aug. 23. The regular season opens with games at the College of
Charleston and Furman on Aug. 29 and Aug. 31 respectively. The
first regular season Meredith Field at Harder Stadium appearance
will be Friday, Sept. 5 at 7:00 p.m. against Northwestern.
In addition to the game against Northwestern, the Gauchos will have key Harder Stadium showdowns against UCLA on Sept. 20, San Diego State on Sept. 26, Cal State Northridge on Oct. 2, UC Irvine on Oct. 4 and Cal Poly on Oct. 25. UCLA enters the season ranked No. 4 in the NSCAA poll.
To purchase season tickets for UCSB men's soccer, or for additional information, please drop by the Athletics Ticket Office in the Intercollegiate Athletics Building on campus, call (805) 893-UCSB (8272) or online by clicking here.


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Adders and I were brewing a plot a short time back, I'll probably be putting that into action within the next few days. Hopefully tonight or tomorrow, depending on how much attention watching my siblings requires this evening.
I'm sure that should be interesting, whatever you come up with, something to help really get things going.


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Do you like My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic? Then come on in, my friend!
Another Bronies React video. Reaction to the video Cupcakes!
It may just be me, but I think their reactions are hilarious.
Course, all Yaplap has to do is scream to make me laugh. XD
I used to wonder what drinking orange juice out of a champange glass used to be.
I like turtles. And monkeys. And cats.
And this is why Rainbow Dash is best pony.
I found this PMV entertaining.
Warning f-bomb dropped...alot.
^Maybe if GoT was like this I would actually watch it.
The champions come together and a new battle ensues!
OMG OMG OMG Rainbow Dash Hot Minute by Hot Topic. Best pony is best.
I can't stop listening to it!!!
....I don't want to look for the right video now...What a waste
Heres another Epic Pony Rap Battle of Equestria. This time its Iron Will Vs Zecora. IMO Zecora stomps his but.
dubstep and ponies...nough said
How Vinyl does her hair.


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DeDeuce is a tabletop game for 2, 4 or 6 players. The goal is to form a straight, flush, full house or 4-of-a-kind (the top 4 hands from poker) before your opponent can. The rules are simple and you can learn the game in just 5 minutes. Where it gets interesting is when you cross your opponent's lines, effectively blocking them, as you build your own winning sequence.
The inventor is calling for help to raise funding for the initial production run, and accordingly has posted a Kickstarter project at www.kickstarter.com/projects/457712564/dedeuce
Please visit the project, view the video, and learn more about this light, engaging new "thinking" game.


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The Resident Evil series has strayed a bit from its survival horror roots, heading in a more action-oriented direction. Resident Evil: Revelations producer Masachika Kawata believes the main series needs to keep moving in that direction to appeal to a western audience, but claims side-stories like his recent game can provide more of the classic, creepy atmospheric gameplay.
"Especially for the North American market, I think the series needs to head in that [action-oriented] direction," Kawata told Gamasutra. "[Resident Evil's primary games] need to be an extension of the changes made in Resident Evil 4 and Resident Evil 5. And I think that especially for the North American market, we need to keep going in that direction, and take that a step further. And that's exactly one of the reasons that Revelations is the way it is."
He says that Resident Evil 4 and 5 "aren't shooters, per se," and so he doesn't think the upcoming Resident Evil 6 needs to move all the way toward an action spectacle like Call of Duty. Projects like Revelations, meanwhile, can be a bit more classical.
"So we have our numbered series, and we can say we have a more adventure-oriented version, like a Revelations-style game. And we also have Operation: Raccoon City, which is a third-person shooter. So I think that by extending the market in this sense, we can still have the numbered titles keep their identity about what Resident Evil is supposed to be, but still expand and hit other markets as well."
Appealing to the western market has been a struggle for some Japanese developers, and Capcom has made efforts to capture the market with changes to Resident Evil and new series like Dead Rising. Former Capcom exec Keiji Inafune has been very critical of the Japanese industry, both before he left the company and after, so maybe some of his influence is showing in Capcom's efforts.


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A look at $ in Colorado's legislative races
An analysis of donations to the Republican and Democratic committees funding legislative races shows the majority of their donations are coming from companies that are funding both political parties.
In other words, no matter which party wins control of the legislature in November, the donor has picked the winning side, according to a two-part series by the Durango Herald. From Sunday's story:
If Republicans win control of the state Legislature this year, they can thank big donors like Bresnan Broadband Holdings, Encana Oil & Gas and Wal-Mart.
And if Democrats take the statehouse, they also can thank big donors, like Bresnan Broadband Holdings, Encana Oil & Gas and Wal-Mart.
"I don't think you could buy a legislator," said John Straayer, a Colorado State University professor who is a regular fixture at the state Capitol. "But you can buy a Legislature. That's what we're seeing here."


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July 25, 2013
It's budget time for the East County Water Control District and while real talks won't begin until Aug....
I did not vote for you. I am sorry that I did not. Keep up the good fight Mr. Welch. You got a fan now.
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They say, "We are already about $10 million in the hole to the banks and lenders." This is BS; there is no lawful debt.
Ii is sad to say but I fear there are not many folks that really understand what I am about to write but here goes anyway. We (the taxpayers) don't owe the banks anything because they did not 'loan' us anything. This is true for the fraudulent mortgage system and also the method by which our alleged government 'borrows' money from the Federal Reserve. Because our entire banking system is one huge criminal enterprise is the primary reason why no public debt can lawfully be collected and can easily be repudiated. The only reason for the IRS is so the bankers can forcibly extort us into submission. Guess who empowers the IRS? Where is Comrade Obama on this issue? How about those that pretend to care for the little guys?
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Have you noticed that public servants want to keep us informed on all the great stuff they are doing? Have you also noticed that none of these diligent el-crappos will ever respond when they are challenged?
Please allow me to offer a couple reasons why they hide. If they respond about how bonds and public/private projects are really financed they know they stand to be exposed as liars and in some cases, as thieves. You see, once you folks understand how we are being fleeced thru the bond market then you may start asking MORE questions and they do not want YOU probing into anything they are doing. I mentioned in this paper some time ago about the FACT that public and private investment account losses were not from bad investments, but were outright theft. One person commented and seemed interested but soon faded away into head-in-the-sand-land. I believe he probably found someone that said he shouldn't listen to me. Can you imagine that? I don't get no respect, I tell ya.
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What it Fentanyl (Duragesic®)? What is it used for?
Fentanyl is an opioid (narcotic) commonly used to control persistent, moderate to severe chronic pain. Fentanyl patches, such as Duragesic® (fentanyl transdermal system), are designed to be worn on the skin. The adhesive layer of the patch, the layer that sticks to your skin, is made of a special material that allows fentanyl to be absorbed through your skin into your bloodstream. The fentanyl is absorbed very slowly over a 72 hour period. The patch starts to work 12-18 hours after it is applied to your skin and continues working for up to 24 hours after the patch has been removed from the skin.
Fentanyl patches, such as the Duragesic patch, should be used only when a person is considered to be "opioid-tolerant." An "opioid-tolerant" person is someone who has been taking opioids daily for at least one week. Using opioids for this period of time allows your health care provider to monitor your usage and allows him/her to determine the proper dosage.
Fentanyl patches are to be used for persistent, moderate to severe chronic pain only and should never be used "when necessary."
Using Fentanyl (Duragesic®) Patches Safely
Keep an accurate, up-to-date medication list or card with you at all times. This list should include the names and dosages of all medications you are taking. Share your medication list with your health care provider. Be sure that he/she has reviewed your medication list before issuing a prescription for fentanyl (Duragesic) patches because many drugs are broken down by common pathways in the liver, which increases the risk for side effects.
Never use a patch that is damaged or cut. Damaged patches should be disposed of properly.
To properly dispose of a used or damaged patch:
- Fold the patch in half so that the sticky side sticks to itself.
- Flush the folded patch down the toilet.
Always apply the patch to clean, dry skin. Do not use soaps, lotions, oils, or alcohol on the skin where the patch will be applied. These products may prevent the patch from sticking and/or may increase the rate at which the fentanyl is absorbed. If the skin must be cleansed prior to applying the patch, do so with plain water. Allow the skin to dry completely before to apply the patch to the skin.
The patch should be applied to intact, non-irritated skin only. Applying the patch to open or abraded skin may increase the rate of fentanyl absorption.
Duragesic patches may be worn for 72 hours. After removing a patch, the next patch should be applied to a different skin site from the previous patch to prevent skin irritation. Always remove the old patch when a new patch is applied.
Write the date the patch was applied on a piece of tape that can be applied to the top of the patch. Do not write on the patch.
To apply the patch:
- Choose a flat skin site on which to apply the patch, such as the back, chest, flank (sides of the waist), or upper arm.
- If there is hair on the application site, clip the hair. DO NOT SHAVE the application site.
- Remove the clear protective liner from the patch. The patch must be applied immediately after the liner is removed.
- Avoid touching the sticky side of the patch as much as possible.
- With the palm of your hand press the sticky side of the patch to the desired skin site.
- Hold your hand on the patch for at least 30 seconds to ensure the patch edges seal properly.
- Wash your hands.
If gel from the patch leaks out onto the skin, rinse skin well with plain water. Do not use soap, alcohol, etc. to rinse the skin.
Do not expose the patch skin site and the area around the patch site to direct heat (e.g., heating pads, electric blankets, hot tubs, tanning lamps, etc.). Heat increases the rate of fentanyl absorption, which could lead to an overdose.
Side Effects/Adverse Effects
Be sure you share your medication list with all of your health care providers. Many medications interact when taken with other medications. If you are taking other medications along with fentanyl, you may be at risk for drug interactions.
Opioids can cause constipation; therefore, it is important for you to drink at least two quarts of non-alcoholic liquids per day, unless your health care provider tells you not to do so. Eat a balanced diet consisting of five servings of fruits and vegetables a day to help combat constipation. You may also need a stimulant laxative, such as senna, to relieve constipation. Ask your health care provider which laxative is best for you. Another way to help reduce constipation is to get some form of exercise each day. A regular walking regimen -- even 10 to 15 minutes several times a day -- can help your body and your digestive system function optimally. Consult your health care provider before starting any vigorous exercise program.
Do not drink alcohol while using fentanyl patches. Alcohol may increase the blood level of fentanyl and put you at risk for respiratory depression (breathing that has slowed so much that the body is not able to supply the oxygen they need to survive).
Watch for signs of oversedation. Oversedation will always precede respiratory depression. Some signs of over sedation are:
- Falling asleep in the middle of a sentence
- Unable to arouse
Other Information
You may experience "breakthrough" pain while using fentanyl patches. Breakthrough pain is pain that occurs because of an activity or pain that comes on suddenly. Breakthrough pain should be controlled with an immediate release opioid. An Immediate release opioid is a pain medication that works very quickly. You and your health care provider can decide what immediate release opioid is best for you. If you need more than two doses of immediate release pain medication a day, talk to your health care provider about increasing the dose of your fentanyl patch.
Other family members should never use your fentanyl patches.
Be sure your patches are stored out of the reach from children. Do not let children handle fentanyl patches. There have been reports of children dying from fentanyl overdoses. Children may think that the patches are stickers or temporary tattoos.
When to Call Your Health Care Provider
Call your HCP if:
- You are falling asleep in the middle of a sentence during a conversation.
- Your breathing is shallow.
- Your skin becomes red, irritated, or itchy.
- You have not moved your bowels for three days.
- You are vomiting.
- Your pain is not well-controlled.
Call 911 immediately if you find someone who cannot be awakened or aroused.


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Userbox Order
I suggest changing the userbox list to be in a logical order (ex. sort ranks in order). Comments? --Yakatz 08:44, June 18, 2007 (EDT)
- The software sorts all categoried items alphabetically. However, you can sub-catagorize items. --RWSmith 15:13, July 20, 2007 (EDT)
Vigil, Powder Horn, Wood Badge
How about a Vigil Honor, Powder Horn and Wood Badge Userbox??? --Wagionvigil
- Functioning "Template:User Vigil" (Userbox) done. --RWSmith 11:06, July 15, 2007 (EDT)
OA Lodge
I would do this myself, but I have no idea how... Something like: This user is an Ordeal member in the order of the arrow in {{Lodge}} --Unionhawk 21:07, November 19, 2007 (EST)