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Photo 3: View of the forest in the 1930s.
Questions for Photos 3 & 4
1. Compare Photos 3 and 4. What is different about the type and amount of vegetation? Do there appear to have been greater numbers of trees in the 1930s or in the early 1970s?
2. How do you think the animal population on Catoctin Mountain might have changed over the same period?
3. What do you think the area might look like today?
* The photos on this screen have a resolution of 72 dots per inch (dpi), and therefore will print poorly. You can obtain a high quality version of Photo 3 and Photo 4, but be aware that each file will take as much as 30 seconds to load with a 28.8K modem.


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Petersham is a quiet village in Central Massachusetts with all the requirements of a quintessential New England town: central green, main street with 19th-century clapboard houses, white-steepled church, general store. And it's surrounded by dense forest that explodes into red, orange, and yellow come late September.
What it doesn't have is tour buses and high prices. Instead, there's the Inn at Clamber Hill, a five-room bed-and-breakfast where a double room in fall high season runs a reasonable $169.
Petersham is not alone. It's still possible to find small towns that aren't crawling with camera-toting gawkers or have outrageously expensive hotels that have hiked up their prices to cash in on the all-too-brief foliage season.
Slideshow: Best affordable fall foliage towns
We scoured the country to find some delightful small towns, places where it won't cost a fortune to spend an autumn weekend. Many of these towns feature small inns or bed-and-breakfasts that offer good value and a central base for your foliage adventures. These are places where you can sit on a porch rocker and breathe the cool country air, and where a filling breakfast sends you out the door for a day of exploration.
Middlesboro, Ky., for example, has a historic downtown and is the gateway to the Cumberland Gap. From mid- to late October, the colors peak on the surrounding sugar maples, beech, birch, and basswood trees. And the Cumberland Manor Bed and Breakfast, a grand Victorian home dating from 1890, has double rooms with breakfast that start at just $99.
Even Arizona, better known for its desert climate, offers the tiny aerie of Alpine, set at 8,000 feet and considered the Switzerland of the state. And the area's colorful aspen and oak trees make a pretty compelling argument. Seclude yourself at the Hannagan Meadow Lodge, set at 9,100 feet in the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest, where doubles start at $65.
As with every year, some basic color-viewing suggestions can make your fall journey even better. While car touring is the classic way of appreciating the changing season, consider traveling under your own power. Many of these locales offer superb hiking trails and mountain-biking trails. They also offer untrafficked roads in many cases, where you can ride a road bike at your own pace, slow down, stop at farm stands, and really appreciate the colors.
Of course, finding the season's elusive peak — that annual ritual of predicting color progression and "leaf drop" — is far from an exact science. In general, a succession of warm, sunny days and cool, crisp nights (but not frost) is what seems to bring out the most spectacular color displays.
The best thing to do is check out the state tourism boards' websites for information on how the colors are progressing. But you'd be well advised to book now and to go midweek if you truly want the winding country roads to yourself.
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Cincinnati District Office
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Cincinnati, OH 45202
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July 26, 2010
Mr. Harry Trefes, Treasurer
Independent Pilots Association
3607 Fern Valley Road
Louisville, KY 40219
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Dear Mr. Trefes:
This office has recently completed an audit of Independent Pilots Association under the Compliance Audit Program (CAP) to determine your organization's compliance with the provisions of the Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1959 (LMRDA). As discussed during the exit interview with you, Accountant Jeanie Edelen, and General Counsel William Trent on July 15, 2010, the following problems were disclosed during the CAP. The matters listed below are not an exhaustive list of all possible problem areas since the audit conducted was limited in scope.
Reporting Violation
1. Failure to File Constitution
The audit disclosed a violation of LMRDA Section 201(a), which requires that a union submit a copy of its revised constitution and bylaws with its LM report when it makes changes to its constitution or bylaws. IPA amended its constitution and bylaws in 2008, but did not file a copy with its LM report for that year. IPA has now filed a copy of its constitution and bylaws.
Other Violation
1. Inadequate Bonding
The audit revealed a violation of LMRDA Section 502 (Bonding), which requires that union officers and employees be bonded for no less than 10 percent of the total funds those individuals or their predecessors handled during the preceding fiscal year. IPA was inadequately bonded in that its policy had a $500 deductible, and Coverage Form Section G(4)(b)(1) indicated that the insurer will not pay for loss or damages "[r]esulting from any dishonest or criminal act that you or any of your partners commit whether alone or in collusion with other persons."
However, IPA obtained adequate bonding coverage and provided evidence of this to OLMS during the audit. As a result, OLMS will take no further enforcement action regarding this issue.
I want to extend my personal appreciation to Independent Pilots Association for the cooperation and courtesy extended during this compliance audit. I strongly recommend that you make sure this letter and the compliance assistance materials provided to you are passed on to future officers. If we can provide any additional assistance, please do not hesitate to call.
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ALAMEDA (AP) — Coach Dennis Allen agrees with Oakland owner Mark Davis' assessment that the Raiders have regressed in recent weeks and he is going to do what it takes to turn the team around.
The Raiders (3-7) have lost three straight games following Sunday's 38-17 home loss to New Orleans that led to booing and early departures by the frustrated fans. Davis met in the locker room after the game with Allen and general manager Reggie McKenzie and said he was embarrassed by the team's play and apologized to the fans.
"I'm right there with him," Allen said Monday. "I'm frustrated. I'm disappointed. You know, you wake up this morning and your gut hurts. But, at the same time, when a man gets knocked down a man gets up and fights. And that's exactly what we intend to do. I understand his frustration; I can appreciate that. And let me tell you, there's nobody that's going to work any harder to get it corrected than I will."
After a promising October post-bye stretch that included a last-second loss at previously unbeaten Atlanta and back-to-back wins over Jacksonville and Kansas City, the Raiders have fallen apart in November.
Oakland has allowed 135 points the past three games in losses to Tampa Bay, Baltimore and New Orleans and been outscored by 66 points in that span.
"When you lose, it hurts," Allen said. "Rips your gut out. But a win turns everything around. A win makes everybody feel a lot better. And that's what we need to do. We need to come together as a football team and we need to all make a decision that we're going to do whatever it takes to win football games. And that's what we've got to do."
That hasn't happened in this recent stretch.
Carson Palmer has thrown six interceptions in that span and the offense has struggled to finish off drives in the red zone. The injury-depleted defense has struggled against both the run and pass, allowing the most points in a three-game span for the franchise since 1961.
Allen and the players believe there is enough talent to win in Oakland despite injuries and a lack of depth on the roster and that the problems have been mostly about poor execution.
"You look across the board, it isn't the most talented teams that win in this league, it's the teams that consistently do everything right over and over and over again," defensive tackle Richard Seymour said. "I think we've been inconsistent at times, offense, defense and special teams. So any time that happens, the record speaks for itself. It's been inconsistent play, from everybody, it isn't just one guy, it's everybody."
This week's game has added significance since it's Palmer's first game against the Bengals since forcing a trade out of Cincinnati last year. Palmer threatened to retire rather than keep playing for the Bengals and was eventually traded midway through the 2011 season to Oakland.
"It's a big game," Palmer said. "But it's obviously a much bigger game for our team. We have to get a win. We're going to fight, we're going to grind this week. We have a lot of room for improvement, a lot of areas we need to improve on."
Palmer has had an up-and-down tenure in Oakland. He came off his couch midway through last season after starter Jason Campbell broke his collarbone and led the Raiders within one win of the playoffs.
Palmer has thrown for more than 300 yards in each of the three recent losses and is on pace for a Raiders-record 4,856 yards passing this season.
He is third in the NFL in yards passing but has also thrown 11 interceptions, including two that have been returned for touchdowns.
"I think consistency has been our biggest Achilles' heel," he said. "We've put together great plays or a great quarter or a great half on every side of the ball. But consistently doing it. The teams that win consistently in this league play consistently well four quarters of the game. That's something we haven't done. That's something we need to continue to work on."
NOTES: The 135 points allowed by Oakland the last three games are the fourth most since the merger and most for any team since 2008. ... Allen said he's hopeful that RBs Darren McFadden and Mike Goodson (sprained right ankles), Seymour (hamstring) and safety Tyvon Branch (neck) are healthy enough to return to practice this week.


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The park, the largest in Tasmania, epitomises the granduer and spirit of wilderness in its truest sense. Much of the park is remote and far removed from the hustle and bustle of the modern world. For many, just the fact that such a place still exists brings solace. For others, the region offers the challenge to explore areas that retain the same wildness that once characterised new frontiers. For yet others, the area offers the chance to view magnificent scenery from the comfort of their car.
The Gordon River and Scotts Peak roads wind through forest, scrub and moorland, sometimes opening out onto breathtaking views of rugged mountains like the Saw Back, Anne, Western Arthur and Frankland ranges. This is wilderness at its best, and it is equally accessible to those who enjoy the comfort of driving as it is to those who wish to walk in some of the most spectacular country in Australia.
In the southeast, the park is accessible from Cockle Creek - the most southerly point able to be reached by road in Australia. From Cockle Creek, the magnificent south coast is able to be reached along a walking track. From the coast, the South Coast Track continues to Melaleuca, a 7 day walk along some of the wildest coastline in Australia.
Melaleuca itself is accessible by air or boat only. Here, in the far southwest of Tasmania, lies the spectacular Port Davey and Bathurst Harbour.
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To help build up my company's website, we've been making a huge push in social media and to gain followers on our social pages, we've recently been running a couple of contests. So far it's been a great success - more traffic to the social media pages and more traffic to the website. We are considering making the contests a regular part of our social media & SEO strategy. In the past, our social media strategy has relied completely on "organic" likes (no incentives to follow our company's page) and posted content articles, pictures, etc. In the past month or so, we've began to use giveaway contests as a way to gain followers. Since focusing more on running contests, we've seen a huge increase in actively on our social media pages. We've continued to regularly post content articles, interesting pictures, etc, during the contests, but haven't see the same level of engagement that we do with the contest posts. Right now, it's looking like there is no down-side to running the contests as we're seeing an increase in traffic on the social pages, getting some additional traffic to posts and on our site, but before we start to completely commit to this strategy, I have a couple of questions:
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An interesting variation on the security vs. liberty trope.
Ah, so the TSA is selling indulgences. $85 and your soul will be absolved of terrorism.
Obama also refers to the leaks as "allegations" in that quote.
First time I've ever seen that.
My (tongue-in-cheek) thinking was that if all children grew up believing that they were evil, then they wouldn't trust themselves with power. And if that were the case, then we wouldn't be in the present situation with government officials so convinced of their own goodness and trustworthiness that they can't understand how they might be doing something wrong.
We should teach children that they're evil from a young age. Problem solved.
Guardian...! New York Times...! ProPublica...! EVILDOERS BEWARE! They cannot be stopped! Together they form the hero known as... Free Press Man!
The correct response was
Lady Gaga: You can parody "Born this Way" if I can cover "Yoda."
These are my lee's favorite posts too.
The NY Times should have cooperated and hoped for a chance encounter with the NSA. The NSA came for me once and I'm much happier now. When it's time, the NSA will come for you too.
Privacy for me, not for thee.
I get your point, and I think it all boils down to this: metadata is as useful to an enemy as it is to an ally.
I made a Choose Your Own Adventure scenario that puts people in a blow-the-whistle-or-leak situation similar to Snowden's.
I thought this would help people understand that whistleblowing is NOT a viable option, that it is actually a DANGEROUS option that often leads to prosecution or unemployment. But I think most people who play through the game get pissed off when they see that whistleblowing leads to some pretty undesirable consequences. Is there any way to convince people that this is true?
Rest assured, Eric Holder will investigate the actions of Eric Holder and report back to Eric Holder.
People should hire humorists to handle copyright issues. They cost less and achieve more.
We have 12 years of evidence now that leaking state secrets does nothing to help terrorists. What helps terrorists is constantly warning the public that terrorists are coming to get them.
This is spot on. The NSA is in its own bubble, and oversight is failing because the watchers are in the same bubble. They believe the same garbage that the NSA believes and no one in their bubble is questioning it. The only way to achieve real oversight is to involve the public.
Basically, life is a Choose Your Own Adventure and the NSA is being evil without realizing it. It's about time someone told them.
Spying on leadership is a concern to people like us, but the Average Joe can't understand its effect. If you want to change his opinion, then you need a sensational story about the NSA spying on his wimmin.
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This is why it's so important for whistleblowers to be FREE, and not locked up like Manning was with no access to the press - so when bullshit like this comes from the government, he can defend himself.Exactly. The impact of leaks is very easily undermined if the leaker can't defend himself in the public arena. Snowden was smart to flee.
So the Independent has a Second Source for the NSA leaks and they don't want us to know it.
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text: Researchers have always said that watching violent movies can make you more aggressive, but according to USA Today, a new study out of the UK has found that watching movies with "relational aggression" — where characters are verbally abusive — can make audiences more mean. A professor tested this theory by asking 53 college-aged women to watch, among other things, a scene from Mean Girls. The professor, Sarah Coyne, says: "Everyone's concerned about violence in the media… But we're missing out on lots of violence out there. We need to look at these other types of aggression."Agreed! But forget the movies: Between the talking heads on the news, squabblers on reality shows, magazines that mock women who dare to leave the house without makeup or hit the beach with cellulite and mean-spirited blogs where cum shots are drawn on teenage celebrities, is it any wonder we're becoming a nation of assholes? For instance: What would prompt a person to write the following comment on Sadie's post about meeting her fiancé's parents: "Wow your body looks like a 90 year old lady's. Gross." ??? Why do people read Drunken Stepfather? Why do millions of women visit PerezHilton.com every day? Do we blame movies? Do we blame our fast-paced, "throw-away" culture, in which being kind and gentle means you're sure to be trampled? Do we blame (DUM DUM DUM!) the Internet, where people's freedom to express themselves often turns into nasty one-up-manship? One thing's for sure: Some people are already mean. But with the validation of movies, magazines and websites, they figure, why hide it? Meanness Appears To Rub Off On Viewers [USA Today]


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PHOENIX — Some Suns fans made the mistake of disrespecting Jerryd Bayless' Phoenix roots.
He made regret their words.
The Memphis guard came off the bench to score 13 of his 17 points in the fourth quarter, leading the Grizzlies to a 99-91 win over Phoenix on Thursday night. The Grizzlies overcame 33 points from Suns guard Goran Dragic to improve to 14-17.
Bayless was born and raised in Phoenix, played high school ball just north of the US Airways Center and played in college at Arizona. He helped the Grizzlies recover from the Suns' 18-0 third-quarter run, giving Memphis a 94-84 lead on a 3-pointer with 4:30 to play.
"Well, some guys on the sidelines said that I disgraced St. Mary's (high school)," Bayless said. "That kind of hurt my feelings and that got me going a little bit."
Zach Randolph had 20 points and 15 rebounds in helping the Grizzlies cool the Suns for a night, the second win for the visitors in two meetings between the teams this season. Ed Davis added 16 points and 11 rebounds.
Dragic scored 15 of his points during the Suns' big third quarter. Dragic added seven assists and finished with a career high in points on the night the Suns gave away thousands of bobbleheads bearing his likeness.
The Suns (19-12) couldn't fight off the Grizzlies, who scored seven straight points to regain the lead after trailing by four to start the final quarter. Bayless fueled the run with a 3-pointer and jumper to give the Grizzlies an 80-75 lead with 9:31 left to play.
"It was their bench that killed us again," Suns coach Jeff Hornacek said. "These guys, if they don't think that Ed Davis and Bayless are good players, they're crazy."
Dragic drilled a 3-pointer after a layup by Davis and hit another after a layup by James Johnson to pull Phoenix within 84-81, but the Suns never got the lead back.
"Memphis is not a good matchup for us," Dragic said. "They have a lot of big guys under the rim and they attack the paint."
The Suns led 26-22 after one quarter, but struggled with their shooting in the second, when they made just 6 of 23 from the floor.
Memphis took a five-point lead on a driving layup from Mike Conley with 7:26 to play in the quarter. Then Conley flipped a no-look pass behind his back to Davis for the assist on a basket and a 38-31 lead.
The Suns cut the lead to 46-41 on a dunk from Markieff Morris with 2:20 left in the half, but the Grizzlies scored the next seven points and took a 53-41 lead into the break.
Randolph, who didn't play in the first meeting between the teams this season in Tennessee, led Memphis with 14 first-half points and grabbed eight rebounds. The Suns missed nine of 11 3-point attempts in the first half.
The Suns' 41 first half points was one away from their season low of 40 last week at Golden State.
It didn't take long, however, for Phoenix to get back into the game. The Suns scored 16 unanswered points over a three-minute span in the third quarter, including Dragic's step-back jumper that gave them a 58-57 lead.
The Suns' scoring streak reached 18 straight points on P.J. Tucker's layup with 6:12 left in the quarter that gave them a 62-57 lead.
Memphis finally broke the run with Conley's two free throws at the 5:43 mark.
"We weathered the storm," Randolph said. "When J.B. (Bayless) hits shots like that it opens up for us. We can play in the paint."
The Grizzlies outrebounded the Suns 59-40 and were more physical throughout the game.
Channing Frye scored eight of his 14 points in the game in the third quarter.


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Tomorrow, the polls will open and voters will choose the next president of the United States. Political junkies are staying close to their TVs and Twitter feeds for any updates.
But, really, who needs to wait until tomorrow night to get the post-election spin?
In our 24/7 media world, political operatives already are preparing their excuses for losing or reasons for winning. Howard Kurtz, the anchor of CNN's Reliable Sources cheekily calls this the "new trend in journalism: analyzing a big event before it happens."
In a video posted to the Daily Download, Kurtz predicts how reporters will analyze the results of the election.
"In the old days, let's say 2008, you'd wait to see who won and who lost, and then you would analyze and pontificate," Kurtz said. "But now, we get to do it in advance."
Rather than predict who will win or lose the election and why, Kurtz hypothesizes what will be said in the aftermath.
If Mitt Romney loses, Kurtz said experts will say Hurricane Sandy halted his momentum and gave Obama a chance to shine during the recovery efforts. What's more, Romney is an "awkward candidate" who is "not conservative enough" and "keeps changing his mind."
On the other hand, Kurtz predicts an Obama loss will be attributed to his lackluster first debate and a vague and uninspired second term agenda.
"He barely showed up, he wasn't engaged, he was sleepwalking," Kurtz said. "If he had come out strong in that debate, the whole narrative of the campaign would have been changed."
Conservative super PACs may also play a role in the dialogue, overwhelming the incumbent with a financial disadvantage he didn't face the last time around.
Kurtz even brings up another favorite and inflammatory topic of why people might vote for the president: "I'm sure some people might look at the percentage of white vote that Obama gets and say there were racial voting patterns as well, although that did not stop him from winning in 2008."
The Daily Download is a project by the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation to help news consumers and professionals determine the effectiveness and credibility of digital news media.
"There has been a manic-depressive quality to reporting on the race, as the conventional wisdom has changed shape like an overactive amoeba," Kurtz wrote in an CNN blog.
Videos are produced in association with Maryland Public Television and are available for use by public broadcasters and websites nationwide.


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First lady Michelle Obama said Thursday that companies participating in a program to help veterans find employment have exceeded their initial goal by training or hiring 380,000 veterans and military spouses.
Obama made the announcement during a speech at a daylong Walt Disney World forum aimed at getting opportunities and developing programs for bringing ex-soldiers into the workforce.
Earlier this year, Obama announced that the Joining Forces program she started along with Jill Biden more than two years ago had hired 290,000 veterans and spouses. This latest new hiring number is nearly four times the original goal the program wanted to reach by the end of 2013.
Flanked by a stage full of Disney employees that are former military veterans, Obama spoke to a packed ballroom of 500 people, representing 350 employers.
"There's a reason you're here today and it's not just because hiring veterans is the patriotic thing to do," she said. "You're here because hiring veterans is the smart thing to do for your businesses."
Thursday's forum was a free event aimed at inspiring employers to hire servicemen and women looking for work in the private sector. The jobless rate for veterans who served after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks fell from 12.1 percent in 2011 to 9.9 percent in 2012.
Disney has exceeded a commitment it made last year to hire more than 1,000 veterans by 2015, and in March pledged to create opportunities for another 1,000 service members over the next two years.
"I've come to learn hiring people with military backgrounds isn't just a right thing to do, it's the smart thing to do," said Disney chairman and CEO Robert Iger. "It's inspiring to see so many employers here today who understand that."
Obama said that the challenge for employers lies in the hiring process and identifying skills that veterans have that translate to their businesses, and then retaining them.
"We are counting on all of you to ensure that these veterans can get the good jobs they deserve," she said.
Some of the nation's largest companies have begun hiring vets in recent months.
Obama said Starbucks announced a commitment in the next five years to hire 10,000 veterans, and that since the end of May, Wal-Mart has already hired 20,000 veterans.
But she said hiring at small- and medium-sized businesses was needed, too.
"There are veterans in just about every zip code in this country," Obama said. "But not every community has a Disney. What every community does have, however, is local businesses like the ones that many of you represent. So companies like yours can actually hire veterans where they and their families live.
"Every single one of those hires matters. And taken together, those numbers add up pretty fast."
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- Craigslist Ad: 'Ghost Town With Liquor License'
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This second event in a two-part series, brings together nationally recognized visionaries for cutting-edge conversations about how advances in technology, increased globalization, and other major forces of change will shape the schools of tomorrow.
Internationally recognized thinker and speaker Tony Wagner, author of the recently released Creating Innovators: The Making of Young People Who Will Change the World, explores what schools must offer to develop students' capacity to innovate. Wagner will be joined by Constance Yowell, Director of Education at the MacArthur Foundation, who is spearheading a unique partnership of thirty-four local organizations to help Chicago youth become tomorrow's creative innovators and thrive in our digital economy. WBEZ arts and culture journalist Alison Cuddy will moderate.
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
6:30 – 8:00 p.m.
Chicago Shakespeare Theatre, Navy Pier
Tony Wagner
Constance Yowell
Admission: free
"Beyond These Times" represents a working collaboration between three Chicago landmark nonprofit organizations—the Golden Apple Foundation, Chicago Shakespeare Theater and National Louis University—all committed to improving the educational experience of Chicago's students.
Register online: http://www.chicagoshakes.com/main.taf?p=7,2,10,4
The first event in this series was held March 22 and featured educational futurist James Gee and Illinois Math and Science Academy founder Stephanie Pace Marshall:


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8 Great Alternative Desktop Managers For Linux
Various UNIX / Linux desktop managers (personally I'm big fan of both Gnome and Fluxbox), from the post:
Most of the Linux users should be familiar with Gnome and KDE since both of them are the most commonly used desktop managers in the various Linux distros. Now, if you are using an old PC with low hardware specs, you might find that the above two desktop environments are too heavy for your computer to handle.
In this case, you will have to consider using an alternative lightweight desktop manager for your Linux. Here are 8 of the best lightweight desktop managers that I personally use and recommend.


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Garrett TapkenPDGA#: 48873 Division: Open
Began Playing Disc Golf: First round was in 2006ish and played only a couple times that year. I played very sporadically until 2011 when I played my first tournament up at Goat Hill.
First Disc: 4x champ Valkyrie. Still have it in the bag as a utility disc.
Favorite Hole at Morley: 19 long. Requires a good mix of power and accuracy. It was way more tough when that big tree was still standing.
Morley Field Aces: 5c, 15 on the pyramid, 19 long
Favorite Disc: My bright yellow 11x firebird. A disc I can lay into, no matter what the conditions are like, and know exactly where it's going to go.
Favorite Driver: 11x firebird- There isn't a more reliable trust worthy disc out there. Stable as EFFFFF
Favorite Midrange: Z Buzzz. Can be used for anything from a 200ft fan grip to a 400ft crush
Favorite Putter: Wizard. Havent found a putter that fits my putting style better and don't plan on looking anywhere else.
In My Bag: Changes from course to course but the staples will never change. 4 Destoryers 2 11x firebirds 2 11x teebirds 1 Champ TL 1 S-PD 1 Champ Valk 1 Z Buzzz 1 Z Buzzz SS 1 Z Wasp 1 Glo champ Gator 1 Champ Rhyno 1 Magic 2 Wizards
Tourney Top 5 finishes (not necessarily from Morley): 1st 2011 Goat Hill Challenge. (Adv.) 6th The Memorial (Adv.) 3rd Verdugo Hills Open (Open) 5th 2012 Morley Course Champs (Open) 8th North county cup (Open)
Favorite Disc Golf Website: Dgcoursereview.com
Favorite Pro Player: Will Schusterick or Cale Leiviska
Tips for newer players and players looking to improve: Learn to putt. You'll need to be make all your putts inside the circle before you need to throw 400+ feet. Also practice shots in an open field as opposed to the course. You'll be able to throw shots and make adjustments way quicker than if you did the same thing on the course. Play tournaments. Play with people that are better than you.


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Olympic Skier Lindsey Vonn's Lower-Body Workout
Jonathan Skow
Targets: Abs and quads
— Kneel on ground, toes tucked under, and place elbows on center of stability ball.
— Lift knees off ground and straighten legs so that body forms a straight line from head to heels.
— Hold for 45 to 60 seconds or as long as you can.
Jonathan Skow
Twist Tuck
Targets: Abs and obliques
— Get into full push-up position on ground with shins resting on stability ball.
— Keeping upper body still, bend knees into chest and toward the left.
— Return to start and repeat, this time tucking knees to right, to complete 1 rep.
— Do 6 to 12 reps.
Jonathan Skow
Hamstring Curl
Targets: Butt and hamstrings
— Lie faceup on ground with arms slightly out to sides, knees bent and calves resting on center of stability ball, feet flexed.
— Lift hips off ground and bend knees to bring stability ball toward you.
— Keeping hips lifted throughout, extend legs to roll ball back to start and repeat curl.
— Do 3 sets of 12 to 15 reps.
Jonathan Skow
Quadruped Pulse
Targets: Back, abs, obliques, and butt
— Lie facedown with belly on center of stability ball, toes on ground and palms on ball.
— Extend left arm forward and lift right leg behind you so that they are parallel to ground.
— Lift and lower arm and leg 1 or 2 inches, completing 15 to 20 pulses.
— Switch sides and repeat to complete 1 set.
— Do 3 sets.
Jonathan Skow
Single-Leg Ball Squat
Targets: Butt and quads
— Stand with arms at chest level so that hands overlap, left knee bent so that shin rests on center of a stability ball about 2 feet behind you.
— Bend right knee about 90 degrees to squat, knee behind toes. Return to start.
— Do 15 reps per leg. Do 3 sets.
Originally published in FITNESS magazine, February 2011.


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We Are Many: Chris Jordan Captures Our Blessed Unrest
Photographer Chris Jordan is most famous for his efforts to portray the enormous and usually incomprehensible scale of human impact on the Earth. His shots of albatross choked by plastic on Midway Island create a personal connection to a global problem; his Running the Numbers series brings statistics about material consumption to life.
Jordan recently released a new work that tries to convey a fact that's just as mind-boggling, but much more heartening: the number of people working to build a more just and sustainable world. E Pluribus Unum is 24 feet square, composed of aluminum panels laser etched with the names of "one million organizations around the world that are devoted to peace, environmental stewardship, social justice, and the preservation of diverse and indigenous culture. The actual number of such organizations is unknown, but estimates range between one and two million, and growing."
Art, Grief, and Transformation
An interview with Chris Jordan
Jordan pulled on the work of Paul Hawken, author of Blessed Unrest: How the Largest Movement in the World Came into Being and Why No One Saw It Coming, who has created a database of 130,000 such organizations. Jordan writes:
The purpose of this piece is to visualize the vast network of altruistic human organizations in every country, city, and community around the world, all working in parallel together. Despite their enormous diversity of size, focus, and geographic location, these organizations are all united around a set of core values that places compassion and stewardship as highest priorities. The hundreds of millions of individuals who are creating and running these organizations bring a nourishing culture of passion, imagination, and citizenship to this process. In that way I think of this piece as being like a compass, pointing toward a true source of hope and inspiration for our times.
Below, magnification reveals the names that make up the compass.
E Pluribus Unum by Chris Jordan
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Video: Chris Jordan's powerful photographs show the disastrous impact of disposable plastic in the Great pacific Garbage Patch.


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Welcome to the fifth instalment in our 10-part #HowToDraw series - Pigs! We hope it inspires you to pick up a pen and have a go.
Here at Scriberia we believe that visual thinking is the key to more creative, productive, and enjoyable working. And we know you don't need to be a brilliant artist to sketch the outline of a brilliant idea.
Our Academy is dedicated to sharing the skills you need to become more visually articulate, improving your ability to solve problems, gain fresh perspectives and communicate clearly in the process.
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Police say a New Jersey man left a woman in an overturned car and went to a bar for some drinks after he crashed.
WATCH: Monster truck slams into a crowd of people
Keansburg police have charged 27-year-old Joseph Alianiello of Middletown with leaving the scene of an accident, reckless and careless driving, obstruction and several other offenses.
The crash occurred late Saturday on Shore Boulevard in Keansburg, which is located across Lower Bat from Staten Island.
Deputy Police Chief Michael Pigott tells the Asbury Park Press Alianiello left the scene and went to a bar for some drinks. An eyewitness told police the man was bragging how he had gotten away from a big accident.
The woman in the car was treated and released at a hospital.
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"I would say there is a school-to-prison pipeline, but there is also a prison-to-school pipeline. [The use of security hardware (cameras, metal detectors and retina detectors) and the practice of treating students as suspects are strategies of the criminal justice system, and they have been flowing into the schools.] It's like a two-way street, a two-way system that mixes the educational and criminal justice systems. The end result is that we have schools in which the learning environment has been degraded and undermined because we are teaching kids to fear and feel that they are suspects at any particular time. Educators talk about the teachable moments. Unfortunately, public fear of kids, public hysteria around another Columbine, has prevented people from remembering that the mission of public schools is to educate."—Annette Fuentes, author of Lockdown High: When the Schoolhouse Becomes a Jail House
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This Thursday, Nov. 7, 2013 photo shows the fire damaged childhood home of rapper Eminem in Detroit.
The Detroit News and Detroit Free Press report crews responded Thursday evening to the boarded-up bungalow, which is pictured on the cover of Eminem's just-released "The Marshall Mathers LP 2." It also was on the musician's 2000 album "The Marshall Mathers LP."
The blaze damaged portions of the small home's top floor. The cause of the fire wasn't immediately known.
Public records show the home was listed as the address of Eminem's mother, Deborah Mathers, starting in the 1980s. It later changed hands.
The home was listed earlier this year for online auction by the state. A past owner tried to sell it on eBay for $500,000 but received no bids.


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Finnish Startup Supercell Cashes In on Mobile Craze, Sells Stake to SoftBank
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Symfony 3.1 Roadmap
Symfony manages its releases through a time-based model. A new Symfony minor version comes out every six months, one in May and one in November. Check out the release process details.
Support for Symfony 3.1 ended in July 2017. You should upgrade to 4.3 version.
May 2016 Release
Jan 2017 End of support for bug fixes
Jul 2017 End of support for security fixes
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Obama far ahead of Romney among Hispanics in key states
As President Barack Obama prepares to address a convention of Latino elected and appointed officials in Florida Friday, a new poll shows him far ahead of Republican Mitt Romney among Hispanics in five key swing states.
Hispanics are expected to comprise about 9 percent of the vote this year, and could be particularly crucial in swing states.
Romney, the presumptive Republican nominee, addressed the National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Offices at their conference in Lake Buena Vista, Fla., Thursday and was met with polite but lackluster applause. Obama is expected to get a far warmer reception.
Latino Decisions pollsters surveyed 400 Hispanics each in Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Nevada and Virginia.
In Florida, Obama led Romney, 53-37 percent. He had a 74-18 margin in Arizona, and was up 70-22 in Colorado.
Nevada Hispanics preferred Obama, 69-20 percent, while Virginia Latinos gave him a 59-28 percent edge. Registered voters were surveyed between June 12 and 21. Each state sample has a margin of error of 4.9 percentage points.