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Watershed planning studies require a letter from a municipality to the NRCS State Conservationist requesting a watershed study, River Basin study or Floodplain Management study. Requests can be made by a municipality, nongovernmental organization, partnership group, or the state. Part of the cost for most studies is paid by the requesting agency or organization.
Section 3 of Public Law 83-566 provides for assisting sponsoring local organizations to develop a plan on watersheds not exceeding 250,000 acres. During planning, problems such as water quality, flooding, water and land management, and sedimentation are evaluated and works of improvement are proposed to alleviate problems. The resulting watershed plans estimate benefits, costs, cost- sharing rates, and arrange for operation and maintenance necessary to justify Federal assistance to install works of improvement.
Section 6 of Public Law 83-566 provides for cooperation with Federal, State, and local agencies in making investigations and surveys of river basins as a basis for the development of coordinated water resource programs. Reports of the investigations and surveys serve as guides for the development of water, land, and related resources in agricultural, rural, and urban areas within upstream watershed settings. They also serve as a basis for coordination with major river systems and other phases of water resource management and Surveys and Planning development.
In 2005 a Memorandum of Agreement was signed, at the request of the New Jersey Water Supply Authority (NJWSA), for the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) to conduct a study to determine, in part, the sources and amounts of sediment entering the streams and being deposited into the Canal. The study was to focus on the Wickecheoke (17,015 acres) and Lockatong Creek (17,810 acres) Watersheds which represent nearly 65 percent of the total New Jersey influent drainage of 53,860 acres to the D&R Canal.
The identified problem is the continued sedimentation of the D&R Canal which results in annual public and private costs of nearly $3 million. The Canal serves as the water supply conduit to over 1.5 million Central New Jersey residents. It is also the recreational centerpiece of a 63 mile long linear state park.
A combination of Section 319 (of the Clean Water Act) and PL83-566 Watershed Protection and Flood Prevention Act funding was used to fund this study.
The two watersheds were subdivided into a total of six HUC-14 subwatersheds. NRCS identified over 1500 crop fields in the Lockatong and Wickecheoke Creek watersheds. A random sample of twenty percent of these 1500 crop fields was taken. The twenty percent sample amounted to 308 fields on which the annual soil losses (soil erosion) was determined using the Revised Universal Soil Loss Equation (RUSLE). RUSLE has factors related to rainfall, soil erodibility, length and percent of slope, cover management and conservation practice. Annual soil loss that exceeds the T value results in the degradation of the soil resource. Only 18 of the 308 fields sampled had this soil loss. Twelve of the 18 fields were located in the Upper Lockatong Creek subwatershed. Crops grown in these fields were primarily soybeans and mixed vegetables. Most of the remainder of the crop fields were in permanent hay resulting in very low soil losses on a per acre basis. A gross projected soil loss of 11,978 tons per year results when the average subwatershed erosion rates are projected for all the cropland.
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Lockatong and Wickecheoke Creek Watershed Sediment and Phosphorus Source Report (3.0 mb) - amended December 2007
The forest land use category accounts for about thirty one percent of the area of the Lockatong and Wickecheoke watersheds. These forests are mostly smaller woodlots but a few larger forested patches are present in some large forested wetlands throughout the watersheds and on very steep slopes in the southern reaches of the watersheds. Commercial woodland harvests are very limited in this watershed (Shuart, 2006). Forestry activity in the watershed is normally limited to timber stand improvement, some pre-commercial thinning and small scale timber harvests. Timber harvest activities are also severely limited in wetlands by the NJ Freshwater Wetlands Act and along streams by the Flood Hazard Area Control Act ("Stream Encroachment"). Shuart reports that he knows of no erosion problems in woodlands in the watershed and feels that the limited forest activity should not cause excess sediment sources from woodlands. The NJ State Forest Service does not maintain data on timber harvests.
The 10,763 acres of forestland in the watershed has an estimated erosion rate of 0.1 ton per acre per year which results in 1,076 tons of soil erosion from forestland in the watershed. A sediment delivery ratio of 33 percent yields 355 tons of sediment to the D&R Canal.
Field observations indicate that streambank erosion, which occurs throughout the watershed, is a contributing source of sediment to the Canal. Streambank erosion not only serves as a source of sediment but is also a significant threat to the integrity of several county and municipal roads. Episodic events such as Hurricane Floyd and other intense precipitation events may be putting large loads of sediment and rubble into the streambeds which in turn move downstream incrementally, similar to a conveyor belt, into the Canal. Depending on the methodology used, there is an estimated range of 248 to 12,295 tons of soil loss per year due to streambank erosion.
An analysis, using GIS technology, of the stream drainage density vs. the effective drainage density (includes the road network) shows that the drainage density of the watersheds and their subwatersheds is increased significantly by the road network. Field observations of both paved and unpaved roadways in these watersheds indicate that there can be a disproportionate (in terms of the land area affected) amount of sediment moving from both the road network and/or its drainage system and unprotected (from erosion) outlets.
Also, where road stream crossings occur, on both paved and unpaved roads, there is uncontrolled road runoff entering the stream without any sort of pre-treatment. Frequently there is little, if any, area for the installation of a detention basin, check dams or other structural measures due to the steep slopes and relatively narrow stream corridors. A total of 3723 tons per year of soil loss is estimated to occur from paved and unpaved road surfaces exclusive of any road treatment (such as sand, etc.) used for deicing and winter traction.
Construction sites in the watershed represent a very small portion of the overall land use. There is minimal sediment delivery from construction sites of these sizes due to the relative lack of connection to the existing natural drainage network. Construction activities within this watershed do not have a significant impact on sediment production to the D&R Canal.
Sediment yield (reaching the D&R Canal) is estimated to be coming from the following sources: cropland, forestland, roadways and associated drainage, and stream banks.
NRCS assisted five counties and their respective Soil Conservation Districts survey and assess flood damage and review potential mitigation plans along the Millstone River. Their findings and related figures from the report were presented at a public meeting in Somerset on Wednesday, April 20. They are available for download here.
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Millstone River Watershed Flood Damage and Mitigation Report (1.6 mb) (updated to include figures listed below)
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April 1996 preliminary report prepared by USDA, Natural Resources Conservation Service in cooperation with the Gloucester County Soil Conservation District presents history and environmental setting of the watershed and offers alternatives for reducing flood damage.
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Repaupo Creek Watershed - Preliminary Estimates of Costs and Benefits of Alternative Solutions for Flood Damage Reduction (621 kb)
Examples of River Basin studies have been used to identify potential watershed projects include:
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Topics: "New Duluth School Superintendent" & "DSSO Seeks New Conductor"
Description: The Duluth School District has a new superintendent who has come to the job at an exciting time with the opening of several new or improved school buildings.
And the Duluth Superior Symphony Orchestra is searching for a new conductor, and part of the process will include live "auditions" with the conductors leading the DSSO.
Guests: Dr. IV Foster, Duluth School Superintendent; Dirk Meyer, DSSO Guest conductor; Erin Aldridge, DSSO First Chair Violin/Concertmaster

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Family: Mephitidae, Skunks view all from this family
Description Unmistakable and well known due to unique color pattern, and distinctive odor. Dorsal stripes converge to a V at the nape. A pair of dorsal stripes typically mark the back, but these may be so variable in size and shape that skunks look all white, all black, or spotted. The amount of white in the tail is similarly variable. Fur is coarse. Females are 15% smaller than males.
Dimensions 57-80cm, 18-39cm, 1.2-6.3kg
Warning The Striped Skunk is currently the chief carrier of rabies in the U.S. Unusual behavior can be a sign that the animal is infected. As skunks are usually out at night, one active in the daytime could well be rabid. All skunks are highly developed for defense and can spray their foul-smelling musk distances of up to 15 feet. Besides its overpowering odor, the musk can burn the eyes and cause momentary loss of vision. Sudden movement, noise, or a close approach can trigger the spray, and the Striped Skunk can spray even when held aloft by the tail. Ammonia or tomato juice can be used to remove the odor; carbolic soap and water are best for washing skin.
Breeding Breeding season is February-March, typically resulting in a seasonal peak of activity that can be seen and smelled by people. Litters of 1-10 are born 59-77 days later. Young can emit musk as young as 8 days. They are weaned at 2 months, and overwinter mortality of yearlings is high.
Habitat Canyons & caves, Cities, suburbs & towns, Deserts, Forests & woodlands, Grasslands & prairies, Meadows & fields, Scrub, shrub & brushlands
Range Plains, Great Lakes, New England, Mid-Atlantic, Rocky Mountains, Southeast, Southwest, Florida, Texas, California, Northwest, Eastern Canada, Western Canada
Discussion Typically raises tail and stomps front feet before spraying. They can shoot the spray accurately to 4m several times in quick succession. The noxious odor is reflected in the scientific name Mephitis, which means bad odor. Holding the animal off the ground by the tail to prevent it spraying is an old wives tale, disproven by generations of daring young naturalists. Summer dens are in rock piles or hollow logs, and winter dens are more substantial underground burrows, often originally excavated by woodchucks or badgers. Winter dens may be occupied by multiple animals. Nocturnal hunter of insects, rabbits, birds and eggs, carrion, fruit, and small vertebrates in all habitat types except most arid, and favors woodlands, fields, agricultural areas, and human neighborhoods.


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BLUE MOUNTAIN – Four members of the Blue Mountain College baseball team and four from the softball squad have been selected All-TranSouth Athletic Conference.
Gardner Richey (Tupelo), Will Wallis (Ripley), Justin Daniels and Brandon Berry were named to the All-Conference baseball team.
Blue Mountain finished with a record of 13-39.
Kimmy Nicholson (Nettleton), Brooke Denton (Pontotoc) Whitney Hardwick (Alcorn Central) and Halley Beckham represented BMC on the All-Conference softball list.
They helped the Lady Toppers post the best record in the three-year history of the program at 25-20-1.


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To promote consolidation as a cost-effective solution to water systems that don't meet safe drinking water standards, CDPH is providing an incentive to encourage larger systems to consolidate nearby noncompliant systems. Typically, CDPH only invites primary health-based projects from categories A-G to submit SRF applications. Through the consolidation incentive process, lower ranked projects that don't usually receive SRF invitations can become eligible for SRF funding. By agreeing to consolidate a neighboring noncompliant system, CDPH will re-rank a low-ranked project into a fundable category.
For example: System A wants to upgrade an area with old leaky distribution piping but cannot apply for SRF since the project was ranked into category O. Down the road, System B has an arsenic problem ranked in category G but due to its size cannot afford the ongoing costs of treatment. If System A agrees to consolidate System B, their category O project can get re-ranked through the incentive process to category G where it will receive an SRF funding invitation.
In order to apply for a consolidation incentive project, systems must first submit a re-ranking request form. Systems can continually submit re-ranking request forms, which can be found below. Once approved, CDPH will notify the systems and invite the newly-ranked projects to submit full applications during the next round of invitations. Please review the guidelines and requirements below prior to submitting a re-ranking request form.
If you have questions about the Consolidation Incentive Program, please contact your local CDPH District Office.
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Included below are the applications, cover letters and enclosures for the SRF Consolidation Incentive construction and planning funding options. Please download and review your chosen application and all of its applicable enclosures. Please be advised that an application and all of its supplemental materials will only be accepted from water systems who received an invitation to apply and who submitted a complete Statement of Intent by the invitation's specified deadline.
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Academic Background
- B.A. University of California (Berkeley)
- M.A. Syracuse University
- Ph.D. University of Houston
Rhode Island College has been my academic home ever since I arrived a couple of decades ago with a new Ph.D. and a sheaf of poems. My area of specialization within the English department remains creative writing, particularly poetry. I also regularly teach Modern Poetry, Contemporary Poetry and an array of other literature courses.
At this point, I have published over 150 poems in over 75 literary journals, magazines, and anthologies, including The Best American Poetry, The Hudson Review, Ms. Magazine, The New Republic, The Paris Review, Ploughshares, Poetry, and The Women's Review of Books. My short fiction and creative nonfiction have appeared in a couple of dozen publications, including Feminist Studies, Fiction, The New York Times, and The Southern Review. I have published three books of poetry: Lessons in Space, Bad Judgment, and Sleeping with a Famous Poet. My fourth, The Afflicted Girls, is forthcoming from Little Red Tree. I have been awarded The Nation Discovery Award, a Pushcart Prize, and the Thorpe Professorship at the College.
I like to think of myself as a working writer who works with writers. My greatest pleasure as a professor is seeing a student fall in love with a genre of writing, especially poetry since it's often deemed as desirable as lima beans. In truth, poetry is double chocolate cheesecake.
Courses TaughtENGL 201 Introduction To Literary Study I
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Mel Hunter S/N Lithograph, Holiday at Sky Farm
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Artist: Mel Hunter
Title: Holiday at Sky Farm
Year: 1994
Medium: Lithograph [signed and numbered in pencil]
Edition: 774/950
Paper Size: 19" x 26"
In the more than twenty years since Mel has decide to devote all his efforts to making original lithographs, he has produced more than 150 editions, many of them very large images. This large body of work represents retail sales to collectors in millions of dollars, a fair indication that his work is positioned squarely in the mainstream.
Mel began as a magazine and book illustrator , his first major cover idea was sold to Galaxy magazine. Science fiction quickly moved to science, as he was accepted by Northrop Aircraft as a specialized concept illustrator, painting advanced interceptors and pilotless bombers for Pentagon evaluation. He later free-lanced, producing thousands of drawings and paintings for major publications such as National Geographic, Life, Collier's Newsweek, Encyclopedia Americana and many of the Time-Life books.
In 1967 he moved his home to a farmhouse in rural Vermont, and began painting and drawing the land, the animals and birds upon it and the changing seasons of the semi-wilderness which surrounded him. There followed a lovely group of more than 150 watercolours of his series "Birds of the Northeast", all of which sold through the galleries of Abercrombie and Fitch of New York.
In 1971, he began the first of his now more than 150 editions of original graphics. At first Mel worked in the traditional methods of stone lithography but after an accident ruined a beautiful image, he began to develop his now well-known Mylar lithographic technique. In 1977 Mel published an article in American Artist magazine entitled "Revolution in Hand-drawn Lithography". This article caused quite a stir within the tight little printmaking community over the sanctity of the old traditional methods versus the versatility and reliability of the new.
With his subsequent publication of "The New Lithography: The Mylar Method Manifesto", a joint public statement by six major printmaking artists, including Jamie Wyeth and Lowell Nesbitt and with supporting statements by Burr Millar, owner of Geo. C. Miller and Son and by Maura Giufreda, Master Printer of the American Atelier, the debate came to an abrupt end. Today, artists all over the world use the Mylar method.
From 1974 to present, Mel hunter has produced more than eighty-five new editions using these advanced methods. And he has acted as Master Printer in printing nearly two hundred important editions for other printmaking artists. In 1984, his seminal textbook on the subject, "The New Lithography" was published in hard cover by Van Nostrand Reinhold, and is now a collector's item.
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Heartland Poets to meet Friday in Brainerd
Heartland Poets, a chapter of the League of Minnesota Poets, will meet from 6-9 p.m. Friday, April 12, in the large room of the Brainerd Public Library.
At 6 p.m. there will be an "open mic" poetry reading. Bring favorite poems and take turns reading them with others.
At 7 p.m., Suz Wipperling will present a program, "Poetry Month Celebration."
From 7:30-9 p.m., those interested in sharing a poem-in-progress will bring copies of a poem and will receive feedback and suggestions about how to improve the poem for future publication or submission to contests.
This meeting is free and open to the public. Refreshments will be served.


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In order to improve their neighbourly relationships, farmers and forestry owners are developing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to iron out some general principals around fencing, pest management, agrichemical use and understanding on other issues.
The MoU is a positive initiative aimed at improving links between landowners in industries facing similar concerns.
One of the biggest points of contention between farmers and foresters can be fencing.
Good fences make for good neighbours, but when fences are damaged, causing disruptions on either side, disputes often arise.
When your property is several hundred or thousand hectares, it can be hard to resolve problems quickly, especially if the neighbour is an absentee landowner or commercial forestry company.
As laid out in the MoU, under the requirements of sections 16 and 17 in the Fencing Act, if any fence is damaged or destroyed, repairs need to be carried out as soon as practical.
Depending on the circumstances, owners can share the costs of repair or one of the parties could be liable for the whole cost. For example, in a farmer's case stock damage would incur full repair cost, while foresters will be up for full charges should one of their trees fall and cause damage.
Often the problem is identifying who owns the fence, so it makes sense to have agreements.
Both forestry and farming play important parts in New Zealand's economic growth. It is important we remain good neighbours.


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Updated the GForge commit graphs. StatCVS is very nifty.
Updated the GForge commit graphs. StatCVS is very nifty.
Committed some minor tweaks to GForge today. Updated the FAQ as well. I hadn't committed anything for a while, so it was nice to get back in the Changelog.
CougaarForge activity is picking up a bit, which is nice.
Working on some simple test cases for Osage.
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Electric vehicles (EVs) hold interest for utility companies around the world. According to John Dabels from General Motors Corp., air-pollution regulations in the United States could translate into production of 300 to 400 thousand EVs per year, once requirements in states like California mandate a 10-percent market penetration for zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs).
California utilities have been working vigorously on a combination of research and incentive programs to meet the EV production levels implied by ZEV targets. Utility proposals have included vehicle acquisition for company fleets, RD&D projects, residential infrastructure development, as well as battery incentives (See bibliography: Pacific Gas & Electric 1992; Southern California Edison 1993; San Diego Gas & Electric 1993) .
The utilities conceived these proposals after the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) encouraged PG&E to use ratepayer funds to achieve "substantial market penetration of motor vehicles fueled by compressed natural gas" (Cross 1995). But the CPUC has moved to a more restricted approach with the passage of Assembly Bill 3229. Phillip Cross explains in the May 1, 1995, issue of Public Utilities Fortnightly that A.B. 3229 was introduced to define narrowly the interests of ratepayers and to specifically ban rate hikes as a method of funding programs to promote EVs or other low-emission vehicles (LEVs).
Regulatory policy has also seen changes at the California Air Resources Board (CARB). The CARB initially set ZEV goals to take effect in 1998. Two percent of the vehicles produced and delivered for sale in California by the seven largest auto manufacturers would fall in the ZEV category. That percentage would climb to 5 percent in 2001 and 10 percent by 2003. But the CARB has recently decided to suspend the percentage requirements for 1998 to 2002, and to ask for memoranda of agreement with each of the seven major automakers for the near term. The CARB retains the 10-percent ZEV production requirement in the 2003 model year and beyond (CARB 1996).
The CARB's recent decision eases the pressure on California utilities to work aggressively toward the ZEV targets for 1998. California utilities now have the chance to take a fresh look at how their role vis á vis EVs will complement actions taken by the government and auto manufacturers. Utilities in Eastern states will have a similar opportunity to rethink their policy toward EVs. (Several have proposed implementing the California air-pollution rules, including the ZEV requirement.)
This article summarizes findings from a major research project I helped conduct on EVs and their impact on Southern California Edison (SCE).1 The project began by assessing how SCE would change its use of existing generators, and whether it would have to expand its resource plan to serve the EV loads. The project concluded with an analysis of incentives to
promote the sale of EVs. The research did not focus on the "rush to EVs in 1998." Rather, the focus concerned the long-term impact of EVs on utilities, and the best combination of utility and state incentives to promote EV sales.
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Been following Smartworks so far, Have Smartworks Volume 1, and Puppy Program DVD, and still planning on ordering OB and SmartFetch from Evan, But I was also looking at his Gun Dog Essentials DVD, and was wondering if any of you have viewed this one, and also wondering about Fowl Dawgs ?
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Georgina Sparks is a recurring character in the Gossip Girl novels and a main character in the television series of the same name, where she is portrayed by Michelle Trachtenberg.
Georgina has long brown hair, beautiful blue eyes and a figure to die for. She is quite tall and lives in England.
Novel series
In the novel series Georgina is a young girl Nate meets in rehab. Cruel, manipulative but charismatic and not afraid to have a good time, she immediately attracts Nate's attention, and they date briefly.
Georgina likes to use her gorgeous looks as a weapon for her malicious actions. She has a 'bad girl' rocker style that complements her 'bad girl' persona, that includes dark eye-liner and dark clothes, at least on the first season. Later, she lightens up the colors of her wardrobe, and gets a more 'mature' look.
Georgina is shown to be as malevolent a manipulator as Blair but whereas Blair has a softer, more compassionate side, Georgina is completely ruthless, lashing out at anyone when given the chance. Michael Ausiello described her as "an adolescent Cruella" while creator Josh Scwartz assessed Georgina as Serena's "best friend, enabler and ID" while Michelle Trachtenberg who plays Georgina stated that the character is "the evil bitch from Hell."
In the last episode of the series "New York I love you XOXO", when Jack Bass meets Georgina in order to help Chuck and Blair's wedding, Jack says:
"Blair says, when it comes to a scheme your skills are second to none", By this, Blair indirectly admits that Georgina's scheming abilities are far superior than hers.
Georgina is a chancletera, shown to have a great desire to possess power and control over everyone around her and uses words as both armour and weapons. With all these traits it would perhaps be accurate to describe her as a sociopath.
Television series
Season 1Georgina Sparks, a girl from Serena van der Woodsen's past who used to party with her, returns to New York from Switzerland only to discover how different her old friend is now. Georgina is first mentioned in The Blair Bitch Project when Serena discovers that she is the one who has been sending her crates of champagne, a package of porn magazines and handcuffs, and had Eric send her a packet of cocaine that she accuses Chuck of sending. Serena confides all of these to Chuck, and later tells Nate and Blair about it despite of their current relationship problems. After the audience hears about her she appears in the next episode, trying to reconnect her friendship with Serena. Initially accomodating, Serena avoids her because she wants to be a better person and knows that Georgina is a bad influence, especially after she drugged with food poison at a bar so Serena would miss her exams. Angry at how different her friend is, Georgina pretends to Dan and Vanessa that she is a girl called Sarah. She then blackmails Serena about the man she killed because of drugs (the other reason why Serena left Upper East Side), and reveals Eric's homosexality to his mother. When Nate figures out through Vanessa's help that Sarah and Georgina are the same this pushes Blair and Chuck to form a truce and get back at Georgina for Serena. Georgina becomes aware that her cover is blown so she removes the battery from Dan's cellphone and sleeps with him. Serena, who had asked forgiveness from the family of the man that died because of her drugs, learns about this and tells Dan, but Georgina was already on her way leaving the city. Dan and Blair then teams up to exact revenge on her, where Dan makes her believe that he has fallen for her and tricks her into coming back to Upper East Side, where Blair sets her up with her parents who made her go to military school. She is a heartless woman who will do anything to get her way.
Season 2When Georgina returns to New York, it is with a new-found belief in Jesus. Although she appears to have changed, she is rejected by Blair, Chuck, Dan and Serena who do not take her seriously because of her past cruelty. Blair eventually asks her for help in a scheme that would have Poppy Lipton arrested after a Ponzi scheme she had concocted with Gabriel compromised Serena's reputation. Georgina loses the money that she intended to buy Bibles for Christian children to Poppy, Blair accuses her of sabotaging the plan and that she will never be forgiven by Jesus as well as herself. Georgina, upset and adamant that she didn't do anything wrong, reverts back to her old self at the end of the episode, with the intent of getting her money back. She calls Blair, scolding her for being unable to get rid of Poppy, promises that she will take care of Poppy herself, and confirming her return to her old habits by telling her, "You can tell Jesus that the bitch is back."
Season 3
Georgina appears in the third season of the show as Blair's roommate. She convinces Dan and Vanessa that she has changed, even though she is plotting against Blair. She starts a relationship with Dan, not realizing that he is not interested in anything serious. Georgina is still up to her old ways by sending Blair on a wild goose chase for entering a secret society. After Serena discovers this scheme she tells Dan that Georgina created a scheme that threatened to ruin Chuck and Blair's relationship, he decides to end things with her. It is then revealed that she has grown very attached to Dan. Because he broke off with her, she plans to find another way to cause damage. Georgina plans a trip to Boston after she overhears Scott bidding farewell to Vanessa, with that Scott Adler is in fact Rufus and Lily's son.She returns in the fifth episode and blackmails Vanessa into making Dan break up with Olivia (Dan's new girlfriend, who is a famous actress) or she will tell everybody about Scott. Vanessa tells Dan the truth so he pretends to want to come back to her but Georgina finds out and in the wedding of Rufus and Lily she tells everybody about Scott before leaving. Blair, wanting revenge, sends Vanya (the Van der Woodsen's doorman) to fool her believing that he is a prince from an European country and convinces her to take a flight with him to his "country".
She returns in the season finale, this time with blonde hair, and surprises Dan by revealing that she is pregnant.
Season 4
In the first episode of the fourth season, it is revealed that Georgina has given birth to her son, Milo, in the summer between Season 3 and Season 4. She and the baby are seen living with Dan. Vanessa becomes suspicious as to whether Dan is truly Milo's father but Georgina shows her a paternity test proving he is. At the end of the episode, she leaves for a weekend at a "spa".
In the second episode, Rufus finds out that Milo's blood type is different from Dan's and Georgina's, proving that he isn't actually Dan's son.In the third episode, Dan discovers that Georgina is at St.Barts and has abandoned Milo. After considering sending him to child services he decides to raise him anyway and Vanessa offers to help. But Georgina returns and tells Dan about Sergei, a married man she had an affair with in the intermittent months of Season 3. Sergei's wife threatened to kill Georgina if she didn't leave. Georgina says that she reconciled with her parents and wants to take Milo to live with them, leaving Dan powerless to stop her. In the final episode of season 4, Georgina is at a party with her husband and he is showing pictures of Georgina's baby. Georgina then sees Dan and wants in with what Dan is up to with everyone and later Georgina meets Serena's cousin. Charlie Rhodes and when Serena asked where Charlie was, Georgina told her where she was. When Charlie comes back to the party, Georgina says to her she knows what she is doing and then gives Charlie her number if she wants to contact her.
Season 5In Season 5. Georgina is back and wants to cause Blair trouble at her wedding since she still very mad at her for what she did to her. Her original plan was to seduce Louis and have Blair catch her on her wedding day. She brought a camera and filmed Blair tell Chuck she loved him. She then is shown as gossip girl, however she only took over the void that the other one left. She got out where Blair was after she ran and sent it to Louis Grimaldi and his mom.
After promising to help Blair, she handed Serena all the gossip girl tools.
In the finale episode of season 5, Dan had called her to get back at Serena for the sex-tape she did to him, Dan met with Georgina in her limo and then they drove in the limo away from the streets.
Season 6
In Season 6 Dan is in Rome with Georgina writing his new book. When they return to New York she helps Blair defeat Bart. Georgina ends up with Jack Bass.
- Chuck Bass (Grade Six)
- Dan Humphrey
- Phil (ex-husband)
- Jack Bass
- She was Gossip Girl 2.0, having taken over the blog after it was abandoned by the first Gossip Girl (Georgina claims to have 'hacked' the blog.)
- She is the first known Gossip Girl.
- It is believed that Chuck lost his virginity to her, (mentioned by Blair in Season One)
- She likes watching Dan sleep.
- She appears in every season finale.
- Georgina was the main antagonist for Season 1.
To Serena - It's not what I'm gonna do sweetie, it's who I'm gonna do it with. You know nothing gets me talking like a cosmo. Just one more battle and the war is won.
To Blair - You can tell Jesus the bitch is back. Luckily Daddy didn't need the G5.
(To Serena) I don't need anybody in my life who doesn't wanna be there.
Georgina: Bless us Father, I have a feeling we're about to sin.
Georgina: I haven't been this bored since I believed in Jesus.
Georgina: I heard you told some friends about our little secret. If that's the way you wanna play it, then that's how we'll play it.
- Season 1
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- Season 3
- Season 4
- Season 5
- Season 6
- She lost her virginity in 6th grade to Chuck
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Next up this afternoon is Samsung Electronics's (005930KS) event at Radio City Music Hall in New York, where the company is expected this evening to unveil the next installment in its "Galaxy" smartphone franchise.
A line has formed outside stretching from 50th Street around the corner and up 6th Avenue to 51st Street. A troupe of dancers is doing a synchronized routine across the Street, on the other side of 6th Avenue, in front of a large sign reading "UN PACKED BE READY."
It's a brisk 30 degrees outside.
There's been quite a bit of speculation this week as to whether tonight's announcement will put substantial distance between Samsung's portfolio and Apple's (AAPL) iPhone, or whether it will temper the smartphone battle for the moment.
And the show is about to begin. Packed house here inside Radio City, lots of camera crews.
Lights come down, here we go. Start with a video…
A young boy wakes up and is driven by chauffeur to Radio City, with a box marked with the "Unpacked" event. The stage rises with Samsung master of ceremonies Will Chase and an adorable child actor. Full orchestra on stage. Chase says "tonight we're to show you an amazing new Galaxy product … That is going to make our lives easier." He welcomes JK Shin, head of Samsung mobile telecommunications division. Shin says the past few weeks have seen an "amazing degree of rumor and speculation about what I am going to unveil tonight."
The intent is to help us all "live a simpler and richer life." What if we could record sound while taking a picture, he asks. What if the smartphone could understand if you wanted to scroll up or down just by looking at the screen? Think about touchless interfaces.
The scrim behind Shin is displaying various logos, including "S Health" and the "Knox" brand for Samsung's enhanced enterprise security.
"For each of us, life is journey. You want a life companion. Ladies and Gentlemen, the Samsung Galaxy S IV."
It rather looks like the SIII. Shin assures us it is thinner and lighter than the last Galaxy.
The phone will roll out in April with 347 operators. It will support FDD LTE and TD versions.
Ryan Bidan, head of marketing for Samsung Telecommunications America.
Chase goes through some features with Bidan: 7.9 millimeters thin, weighs 130 grams, five-inch screen, full HD AMOLED screen, 441 PPI. Polycarbonate case in white and black.
The LTE feature will support category three, meaning 100 megabit per second downloads, 50 megabit uploads. The main camera on the back is 13 megapixel, the front camera, 2 megapixels. The device has 2 gigabytes of LPDDR DRAM, and eight sensors, including temperature and humidity sensors. 2600 milli-amp battery.
And now we're getting a real live on-stage performance, a dramatization of parents who do and don't have 13-megapixel cameras, and whether or not they can take pics of their kids that are "great." The "dual camera" record function can record with both cameras at the same time. There's a picture-in-picture function that shows both video recordings on screen at the same time.
A fast-exposure feature can take multiple images and then create a composite that will "erase" people who wander into the scene. Then there's something called "air view" that lets you hover your finger over the screen to get previews of an image.
Another performance on stage. Using "S Translator," your expressions are translated by the phone as you speak. Understands 9 languages, and supports both text to speech and speech to text. That includes Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. It has a vocabulary of 4,000 useful phrases, says Chase, which means it can work even without a network connection.
Something called "adapt display" adjusts to tasks you're doing, such as answering an email, playing a game, or taking a picture, to make the screen easier on your eyes.
Next up, "story album," features an "automatic album creation" function. Just choose a template and make a page of your pictures and upload to Facebook. You can also send a hard copy of your album, for $30, to various countries directly from the phone.
Using the previously announced "home connect" function, you can send pictures to a device called "home sync" back at the house that has a terabyte of shared storage. It also works over NFC connections directly to the phone. "It functions as a sort of hub for your life and memories."
Now we're talking about "S Voice Drive." It pairs with a car's Bluetooth function to make that screen fonts larger, easier to read, and to offer more voice-command functions and hands free functions — finding directions, asking the weather, etc. We get a dramatization of some guy having the S IV read him back his email.
And a new app, "Samsung Smart Switch," will transfer all your data from almost any other smartphone.
The S IV will work with gloves on, taking a page from Nokia's (NOK) Lumia.
We're getting some screen shots of what's called the "Samsung Hub," which is a kind of store with a magazine interface, for all sorts of content.
Now we're getting an example of how multiple Galaxies can function as different speakers for a given piece of music. One is the tweeter, one the sub-woofer, etc. Even with just two phones, "you can set up a great two-channel system."
Samsung has updated its "Chaton" feature, with group video chat for up to three parties, and use the dual-camera functions to include both yourself and those who are in front of you.
Now we're diving into "Air Gesture," which allows you to navigate the phone without touching the display. If, you, for example, don't want to put down your drink.
And a "smart scroll/smart pause" function will pause and play a video based on whether you look at the device or look away.
There will be accessories to monitor your heart rate and blood sugar, for the S Health function.
There's a new cover, called "S View." It has a transparent window in it that allows you to view critical information without opening the phone.
And that's it! Pricing was not announced. Shortly after the presentation, AT&T (T), Sprint-Nextel (S), and T-Mobile USA all announced they will carry the device in the U.S.
It's time to rush the stage for some hands-on demos.
During my demo time with the S4, some things were clear. It is a brilliant 5-inch display. Talk about bright and crisp! Those who were near me trying out the device remarked on how light it is, and indeed it does feel lighter and thinner than the SIII, although in actuality the specs are not dramatically different. Still, I think Samsung is to be commended for getting this kind of display into a slim, sleek package.
The software features were another story. They didn't work all the time and were inconsistent to the extent that they functioned in certain places and not in others.
In the Gallery application, when looking at the photo roll, you can hover your finger over an image to make a preview thumbnail pop up. And then in email, when looking at a list, you can hover your finger over an individual message to make a preview of the message body pop up.
These same gestures, however, are not ubiquitous. They are only in these specific contexts. Which is too bad, because it would be nice to have touchless gestures throughout the interface.
Then again, given the time it takes to hover with one's finger over a picture, say, waiting for the sensor to detect one's hovering finger, one wonders if it wouldn't be easier to just press and hold down on the screen.
The Smart Pause, which lets you look away during the course of a video and have the video automatically pause, worked off and on. The Smart Scroll feature, which will move a Web page up and down as you tilt the phone, didn't work at all in my brief examination. The sensor has to see that you are looking straight at the screen, and so I tried in various ways to move my head into different orientations, but to little effect. I did see an assistant make it work, but not flawlessly.
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Description Dark brown or dull olive, with or without darker reticulations or streaking. Plastron yellowish, sometimes with dark blotches in the centers of the scutes. Carapace low and broad. Plastron on males concave.
Dimensions 8.9-17.8cm. (3 1/2-7")
Subspecies Northwestern Pond Turtle - triangular scutes on bridge. From British Columbia to San Francisco Bay. Also Nevada.
Southerwestern pond Turtle - scutes almost absent. San Francisco Bay to Baja California.
Breeding April-August. 3-11 eggs in a clutch. Eggs 38mm (1 1/2") long with hard shells. Digs a cavity in a sunny area near water or in a field. Incubated for 12 weeks.
Habitat Ponds, lakes, streams, marshes and reservoirs with vegetation.
Range Sierra Nevada, British Columbia to Baja California. Also w. Nevada.
Discussion Bask alone. Dives into water if disturbed. If another turtle happens upon another in its basking spot it will challenge it by extending its neck and exposing yellow jaw.


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Kathie J. Snider, age 66 of Juda, died Tuesday, February 26, 2013 at Monroe Clinic Hospital. Kathie was born July 5, 1946 in Monroe, the daughter of the late Everett and Marian (Tollefson) Erickson. She graduated from New Glarus High School in 1964 and married Robert D. Snider on December 12, 1964. Kathie and Bob farmed on the Floyd Trumpy farm in Mt. Pleasant Township until moving to Spring Grove Township where they farmed from 1968 to 2000. Kathie loved time spent with her grandchildren and enjoyed flowers, gardening, and feeding the birds.
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Chapter 9: Atmospheric Processes
On the way to a rendezvous with the International Space Station, the space Shuttle Endeavor stood out against the layers of the atmosphere over the South Pacific. The orange lowest layer is the troposphere, which becomes the white stratosphere and then grades into the mesosphere. It's amazing that the properties of the atmosphere differ enough that they can show up as different colors in the sky.
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The layers of the atmosphere are divided by their temperature gradients. The lowest layer is the troposphere, where all weather takes place. The next layer is the stratosphere, which contains the protective ozone layer. The density of the gases decreases with altitude and generally so does temperature. More solar energy strikes at the Equator and this is what drives the global winds. Warm air rises, moves poleward, and then sinks when it meets with air moving toward the Equator. The result is six atmospheric circulation cells, three in each hemisphere. Local differences in temperature also create winds. Where the air is stable for at least a few days, the conditions of the land or water beneath the air alter the air and so creates an air mass. Interactions between air masses bring about a lot of weather; for example, the thunderstorms and tornadoes that form along a front. Weather prediction is much better than it was in past years, due in part to the information gleaned from satellites. Climate is the long-term average of weather. The climate of a location depends on its latitude, position relative to the atmospheric circulation cells, position on a continent, altitude, and position relative to mountains. Where climate is roughly the same, there is a climate zone. The organisms that live within a climate zone create a unique biome.
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The u16 group played CUP Crew based out of Cincinnati for the championship. After tying in regulation MN Thunder Academy scored in the 8th minute of overtime to secure the championship with a score of 2-1.
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Rush Psychology begins a New Era
It is widely appreciated that the game of soccer can be split into 4 pillars. Technical (what the players can do with the ball), Tactical (the decisions that are made during the game), Physical (the athletic and physical capabilities of the player) and Psychological (the mental requirements to be successful).
Often the psychological side of the game is not given as much attention, mostly because of the lack of knowledge that surrounds it and the lack of understanding of it's importance. When we talk about Sports Psychology, many things come to mind, from Leadership to Communication, from Motivation to Attention and Lifestyle Analysis and Education. At very least the psychological pillar is on a par with the other 3 pillars and some may argue that a strong mind is better than a strong body.
Rush Soccer is very excited to announce that Dr. Lee Hancock has agreed to be the lead of the new Rush Psychology program. Dr. Hancock has an extensive background in both youth soccer and sports/soccer psychology. Currently, living a working at California State University Dominguez Hills as an assistant professor, Lee has been on the Region IV staff, holds a USSF A' License and a first assistant at Chivas USA in the MLS. You can find Dr. Hancock's resume here.
The main efforts will be two-fold, initially with the Rush Online Learning Lab (ROLL) which is a Rush Online Coaching Education program, that we will hoping to launch at the end of the summer. The other efforts will be put toward the Rush website and helping educate all members of the Rush community in the mental aspects of the game on the Parents, Coaches and Players membership pages. This will afford a great opportunity to allow Lee to filter his expertise down to many of our members. You can find a preliminary duties of the position here.
Lee will be using the experience and knowledge of other experts around the soccer world to enable his message to get out, and the first relationship we are proud to announce is that of David Platt. David has a wealth of experience in both the soccer and the psychological side of the game, having worked with Liverpool FC of the EPL and currently with the Great Britain Olympic squad. David brings expertise in the assessment and development of the personal skills required to be successful, to help athletes of all levels and abilities prepare for life as a high performing individual. David's soccer specific, holistic expertise also includes coaching practice, coach education, player evaluations and scouting. You can see David's Resume here.
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