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I use LOTS of flyers, I have a particularly sneaky bitch that will try to return to the old fall of a tempting flyer and I try to make it very clear to her on a regular basis, that is not allowed. She is 4 and has 3 MH passes, I don't run her often because I know what will happen if I do. Train way more than test. Building a young dog and teaching not to return to old fall, but letting them be comfortable about running through an old fall, very important.
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The old school way that I used on my first two dogs was to really drop the hammer on the dog when he fell into the "old fall" trap. That method came back to haunt me as marks got tighter and judges started placing blinds tight to, or right over the old fall. My dogs had learned their lesson well and would not go anywhere near that spot. I would have a big banana line to a long bird around the short one. I have since learned to teach it in a more gentle manner.
Have you done the 4-phase drill (or something like it) to teach the concept in the yard?
Have a line to a blind of 100 yards or so, and put a bird boy at 20 yards about 10 steps off the line. Start out throwing away from the line, picking it up, and then running to the blind - i.e., go here, don't go back over there. You can vary this if you need to, as I had to start out with birds on the blind and bumpers on the throws or we were going to have a heckuva fight. If the dog tries to go back to the mark, stop him and cast him to the blind. I would use lots of attrition here unless the dog really flipped me off. This is a clear illustration of "go here, not back to that old fall."
Once he has it at 20 yards, repeat at 40 yards, until you get out to 80, which is of course the most tempting. Then you will come back to 20 yards, only this time put the bird boy where the throws were landing and land the throws where the bird boy was previously - throwing toward the line but not on it. Even more tempting for the dog. Again, handle away from the fall and only use pressure if the dog clearly goes independent on you. Keep moving out as you did before. Another clear lesson in "go here, not back to that very enticing old fall."
If you want to finish, come back to 20 and land the marks on the line for pushing through old falls, repeat the same procedure except I would not stop the dog if he breaks down at the old fall. Remember, what you want is for him to realize there is no bird there and keep going and not blow up on the last bird of a JH title . . . but I digress. If I had it to do over I would send the dog on this one, putting my hand up in a back cast as soon as he left the line. When I saw his tail drop, indicating he was breaking down, I would give him a loud "back" and keep doing it until he took off for the blind.
You can to this same thing with under the arc throws as well, and you will have taught the dog the 4 basic concepts. Be sure to do it throwing from both sides as well; remember that dogs are not good at generalizing. And of course you realize that this is not much more than a one-legged pattern blind with diversions.
This uses a blind instead of a memory mark, but the concept is the same, and you might be able to teach it better by removing the stress of having to remember where the memory bird is. When you cue the dog for "dead bird" or whatever you use, it should be clear that the dog is to keep moving until further directed by you or until it comes across a retrieve object. The dog would also expect to be handled, and you can teach what you need to teach without a lot of handling on marks, which you want to avoid as much as possible, all other things being equal.
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i think this just stems from lack of confidence on marks and resorting to old falls. i need to build his confidence but at the same time correct on old falls when given. thats why i was wondering if there's any particular gunner layout that was more succeptable to giving way to returning to old falls. or is it more of a bird placement/factor thing
Sorry to bring the intelligence of the thread down but I'm just trying to understand the OP's original setup. Is the memory bird past the the go bird or is the memory bird tight to the go bird?
I don't know of any drills or concepts to help but, I would definitely use my bird boy to assist in this one. Ken, has the right idea in my book. Litter the new area with birds until your pup gets the right idea. If this were me I would take a step back and not give my pup the option to run to the old AOF and slowly work closer setups until I'm confident he won't run to the previous AOF (I don't have a bird boy). I don't know if this were said or not but could you have your Bboy call and throw another bird when the dog is in route?
If my dog is working through a drill without a hitch, he is not learning anything. With him, you set up something like this, teach the concept, and then tweak it a little to get him to succumb to the suction, because that's where the lesson is taught, whether through attrition or through pressure. Or you move it to a different place, even turn around and run the opposite way, and get your correction (attrition or pressure) that way.
Steve Wyatt
HR Belle's Rolling Big Rig MH "Jimmy"
If it is from lack of confidence then simply use your bird boy on the memory bird. Let them help the dog & forget about corrections for now.
Mark Land
Frankly instead of setting the dog up to fail, by going to old fall, I'd teach him success in persevering for harder birds. Wide open double with difficult bird placement, teach that dog to trust its eyes and stick in there to pull the bird out. Getting to tight too early is going to lead to issues in a young dog.
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one thing the group I am a part uses is "duck soup". Get the worst duck of the day and let it soak in a bucket of water for an hour or so, agitate every now and then. Then we will take the duck and bucket over to the area want to use to simulate a flyer fall area and dunk the duck in the bucket water and let the duck drippings set up a fall area.
We use this method to scent a point, create scent on the way to a blind or work on a blind through the area of an old fall. Most of us in a small training group can't simulate the smells at a hunt test where you are dog number sixty or the national events where you are dog 200. So, duck soup is one of the things we use to help our dog learn to ignore false scent areas.
As far as going back to an old area of the fall, don't be eager to correct. You need to make sure that it is an error relating to lack of effort before correcting and not lack of experience. Do lots of short bird, long bird setups and let the dog work it out. Have the BB stay visible can also help with memory. You can also have the BB throw two for the memory bird.
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Grabbing his wife, their toddler and a few young assistants, Zahedi eagerly heads off to Sharjah with every intention of pushing any button he can find. The filmmaker conceives of a crass B-movie about the kidnapping of the Sheik and insists the unseen leader play the role himself. That's only one of many requests that cause his poor hosts to stonewall him in apparent fear for their lives. The Sheik & I chronicles Zahedi's inability to make his movie. Whether or not you agree with his tactics, the filmmaker's approach is undeniably funny, provocative and fearless.
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Gase has taken an interesting approach to instilling a winning culture in Miami. He is cocky. He is smart. He is borderline deranged.
Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/sports/sp...#storylink=cpy
Screw the emailer, the writer, Tom Brady, Belichek, and the Pats. Actually, screw the emailer twice for insulting the legacy of Marino. Maybe he should go join the Cheatriots fan club.
I don't wanna step on anybody's beliefs, but......................... well, here we go.
No way the guy that wrote that email is a Dolphins fan. Sounds like a patsy to me.
Maybe Philbin went for the FG to test out the new, cheaper kicker in cold weather situations? Lol! Carp is making something like 3 Mil next season.
A North East Phin fan taking Brady over Marino any day of the week? I stopped reading at that point. MIAMI simply has the most fair weather fans you could possibly imagine. And to have a 'sports writer' using such dribble to make a point, is moronic.
One thing is clear, you guys are wasting time ripping Armando. If he's using emails as a source of his material he's not sensitive and he's not changing.
The 4th and 9 play is a dumb focal point but we were definitely overly conservative in that game. Tannehill seemed to believe 10 or 14 points would be plenty to beat Brady on the road. It's still hard to believe anyone praised him for that performance. Newsflash: You can't assign 7 points to every threatening possession, and claim it should have been 21-14, or whatever. That's the same mindset that whines about close losses while taking for granted all the tight wins.
It's probably a bad break that Tannehill's first game against the Patriots turned into a relatively low scoring affair with Brady not at his best. You can't get lulled into believing they are a normal team. Tannehill had no sense of urgency in the rematch.
Philbin went for a field goal from the exact spot the Patsies passed on kicking one from earlier. The call at hand was moronic and thinking the game would have changed with that field goal is equally moronic.
Unfortunately we struggle getting ten yards on three downs yet alone picking up a first on fourth and nine. This offense is the definition of conservative. We've lacked the big play possibility for the last five years, I doubt that changes. Philbin may not be the next coming of Shula but we should have a pretty good idea after the season whether or not he's our guy. We either have a good season and he sticks around or he and Ireland both get the boot. I can't imagine a in between scenario. Ireland should get him the players he needs, it will be up to him to make his legacy as a HC in the league. I've been a strong backer of Philbin well before he was signed, I just hope he produces the goods.
No he collected a paycheck because thousands of Dolphin fans clicked the link and went to his blog. This wasn't a article for the herald it was a post on his blog. I would imagine that's a bit different.
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Friday, May 14, 2010
The cycling potential of UK towns
A new tool to help identify where the best places are to invest in cycling has been launched by consultant Steer Davies Gleave.
The cycling potential index aims to provide an objective measurement of cycling potential by scoring three attributes of an area: its hilliness, socio-demographics, and length of journey to work trips.
The index can provide results at different levels of spatial detail, such as an entire urban area or a neighbourhood. You can download the paper for more information on how the index was calculated, along with the full rankings of the 47 towns and cities that were surveyed.
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- christhebull said...
Is it my imagination, or do two of those towns (York, Cambridge) already have lots of cycling (by UK standards)? Or is this about saying that there is more potential? Which is well and good, but I thought it would be better to look at places where there is lots of potential and very little cycling...
- 6:35 pm, May 18, 2010
- Inconvenient Truth said...
I think the idea of this study is to try to provide an "objective" measure of how much everyday cycling there OUGHT to be in any particular town or city. The fact that York and Cambridge already have high levels of cycling suggests that they are at least doing some things right. Reading, on the other hand, would appear to be failing miserably.
I guess it all depends on how much weight is assigned to, for example, hilliness, in putting off potential cyclists.
- 10:34 am, May 19, 2010
- Brian Vigurs said...
It is rather sad that the only way to possibly instigate a reply from a simple request as to what - if anything - was proposed / planned / discussed or organised after the campaigns AGM is to post on the "Blog".
I intended to attend the AGM, but my work commitments prevented this and my apologies were sent well beforehand asking for the possibility of better web presence to be discussed. This did appear on the agenda as the 2009 report advises.
I would have thought that it would have been a common courtesy to report back to the instigator what the result was after the subject discussion, a simple E-mail was all that would be required, but this did not occur.
In the end I sent three emails to all the various officers of the campaign with a delay of a about a week between them asking for information and offering to help if I could in the coming year. I never got a response.
I did notice an item on the agenda was "To discuss code of conduct over email."
Was the result of this one of "Let's ignore all members' requests"?
If the campaign's object is to represent Darlington's cyclists, this ignoring of a request, even if the reply is in the negative, has not gone anywhere near to encourage participation.
I have to state that I would much rather have preferred NOT to post this.
- 9:52 am, May 24, 2010
- miketually said...
I'm sorry that you've not had responses, Brian.
For various reasons, that I won't go into here, several of the exec have been unable to commit the time they usually would to campaign matters and so, as with all voluntary efforts, we've fallen a bit behind with various things.
We've started to make changes to the blog, in order to make it more website-like, but it was decided that the gains made from a new site wouldn't justify the work needed, and that the burden of the work would fall disproportionately on one or two people. We'd also lose the Google Page Rank that we've built up with this blog over the last six years.
- 10:03 am, May 24, 2010
- Brian Vigurs said...
Then why was the reply to this post "Instant" when placed in the public domain?
Sorry for nearly knocking you off at the crossing on Sunday by the way.
- 10:28 am, May 24, 2010
- miketually said...
There's no conspiracy; I just happened to be free at the time that I saw the message so I replied.
- 11:15 am, May 24, 2010
- Brian Vigurs said...
"There's no conspiracy"
Never said there was.
- 11:28 am, May 24, 2010
- Brian Vigurs said...
Well - 2 replies on the blog and two more via E-Mail.
This thursday's "Post AGM" (where did that come from?)is to short notice & totaly out of the blue - I'll be travelling to Portugal thr'o work.
- 1:19 pm, May 24, 2010
- miketually said...
Thursday's meeting was arranged via email between members of the executive committee.
It's the only date on which all members of the exec are able to get together in the same place at the same time. (And still requires one member of the exec to miss a previous engagement.)
It's an executive committee meeting, rather than a post-AGM meeting.
- 1:25 pm, May 24, 2010
- Brian Vigurs said...
"Thursday's meeting was arranged via email between members of the executive committee."
So you can communicate via E-Mail, but only to the Excec.
It gets steadily worse.
- 5:19 pm, May 24, 2010
- miketually said...
How else would we arrange a meeting of the exec committee?
Should you have any more complaints, please address them via email.
- 8:20 pm, May 24, 2010
- Brian Vigurs said...
"Should you have any more complaints, please address them via email."
Rather ironic given the problem in the first instance!
- 4:31 pm, May 25, 2010


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John Gruber mentioned in passing that people are confused about when to double-click and when not to. It's true, but that doesn't just apply to users. I've seen many application developers not knowing (or simply not caring) about when to use a double-click, and when not to.
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In terms of critical discourse, Liberty contributes to the ongoing aesthetic debate on 'the sublime.' Philosopher Immanuel Kant (1724–1804) defined the sublime as a failure of rationality in response to sensory overload: a state where the imagination is suspended, without definitive reference points—a state beyond unequivocal 'knowing.' I believe the events of September 11, 2001 eluded our understanding in much the same way, leaving us in a moment of suspension between awe and horror. It was an event that couldn't be understood in terms of scope or scale. It was a moment of overload, which is so difficult to capture in art. With my work I attempt to rekindle that moment of suspension. Like the events of 9/11, Liberty defies definition. Its form is constantly changing; it is always presenting us with new layers of meaning. Nobody quite had a handle on the events that followed 9/11, because the implications were constantly shifting. In the same way, Liberty cannot be contained or defined at any moment in time. Like the events of 9/11, the full story cannot be told in a snapshot.
One of the dictionary definitions for the word 'sublime' is the conversion of 'a solid substance directly into a gas, without there being an intermediate liquid phase'. With this in mind, I would like to present Liberty as a work that is literally 'sublime.' But what's really interesting to me about Liberty is that it presents the sublime on all levels: in its medium, in its subject matter (that moment of suspension), and in its formal (formless) presentation. On every level Liberty is sublime—subverting all tangible reference points and eluding capture entirely.
Liberty is based on the Statue of Liberty in New York. However, unlike that statue which has stood in New York since 1886 and can be reasonably expected to stand for millennia, this work takes on diminishing proportions, carved as it is in carbon dioxide, a mysterious, previously unexplored medium—one which smokes, snows and dramatically vanishes into a harmless gas. Like the material this work is carved from, the civil liberties of the free world are diminishing fast, since 9/11 and before. This was my thought when I first conceived this work. Now it's become evident that Liberty expresses a lot more than just this: it demonstrates the erosion of civil liberties, yes. However, it also presents the intangible, indefinable moments in the days and months that followed 9/11. The sculptural work will last for only a short time, and thereafter will exist only in documentation. During this time, the form is continually changing and self-refining, until it disappears entirely, to be inhaled, metabolised and literally taken to heart by viewers.
Jan Golembiewski, December 2002
The artist would like to thank Air Liquide Australia for their generous support in developing and supplying materials for Liberty.


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Firstly as Dreamz group we guided 2 project Active Memory Defragmentation and Trinity:Class based resource allocator, and seems like we are successful as guides. Both the projects shortlisted at Techfest 2004 in final 7. Trinity, whome I guided (though officially) won the second prize. I am kind of happy by performance by both the groups.
On sun 8th we also been to college for shortlising groups for this year projects. Will shortlist the groups in a day or two.
Thats all, as leaving for home.


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Don't ship 32-bit UEFI firmware on x86
Shipping a UEFI-bootable Linux distribution is a touch awkward[1], with the main sticking point being the necessity to produce boot media with multiple El-Torito images. An El-Torito image is either an image of a floppy disk or a small hard drive, embedded into the ISO. This allows BIOS systems to look for an El Torito image, hook some interrupts and then boot without the BIOS having to care about the fact that the image is embedded in an ISO-9660 filesystem. UEFI systems will look for an El-Torito image with a special tag - if they find it they'll mount it as a FAT filesystem and look for a bootloader, and if not they'll fall back to BIOS compatibility.
So, if you want a CD that'll boot on both BIOS and UEFI systems, you need two El-Torito images - one for BIOS, one for UEFI. Unfortunately, various BIOSes deal exceptionally badly with CD images that contain more than one El-Torito image. The most common failure case is to print a menu asking you to choose an option without labelling the options, but some will just fail outright. Thankfully, this is pretty much exclusively limited to 32-bit systems.
Things get irritatingly more complicated due to a quirk of UEFI. UEFI is based on executing code in native mode. That means that 32-bit UEFI systems can't execute 64-bit code in firmware, even if the CPU is capable of it. A 64-bit OS can only boot on 32-bit UEFI if it has very ugly compatibility hacks, including having to rewrite structures and register state every time it makes a UEFI call. The only OS I'm aware of that implements this is MacOS X. Having looked into what it'd take to implement it in Linux, I decided that hammering rusty nails through my feet would be a preferable use of time. Thankfully, I went drinking instead.
So distributions have a choice. They can either produce UEFI-bootable CD images for 32-bit x86 and risk failures on actual 32-bit systems, or they can ignore UEFI entirely on 32-bit and succeed in booting on all the hardware that people actually own[2]. Unsurprisingly, they tend to choose the second option.
So, if you're building an x86 hardware platform, don't ship with 32-bit UEFI. If you're stuck with a 32-bit CPU then just ship BIOS. If you have a 64-bit CPU then ship a 64-bit UEFI. If you ship with 32-bit UEFI, no significant existing Linux distribution will support you, and you'll face an uphill battle to convince them to do so.
32-bit UEFI. Just say what on earth were you thinking, please, no, can't you find a solution that doesn't involve me getting tetanus jabs.
(If you're worried about the extra memory consumption of 64-bit OSes, just encourage 32-bit userspace on a 64-bit kernel. Or just boot via BIOS)
[1] See the number that still don't manage it despite having had several years to adapt
[2] Until recently, the only vendor to ship 32-bit UEFI firmware on volume hardware was Apple. This was fine on their 32-bit systems, but on their 64-bit systems with 32-bit UEFI booting a 64-bit version of Windows would result in boot failure. Apple rectified this by stating that 64-bit Windows wasn't supported on platforms with 32-bit UEFI, which is a neat trick if you can manage it. 32-bit Windows (and Linux) was fine because it didn't include a UEFI boot image and so didn't trigger the bug.


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Former U.S. Congressman to address challenges to peacemaking in Africa, Oct. 17
Posted October 12, 2001; 12:08 a.m.
Wolpe, a public policy scholar at the Woodrow Wilson Center in Washington, D.C., and former presidential special envoy to Africas Great Lakes Region, will present a lecture titled "Challenges to Peacemaking in the Great Lakes Region of Africa" at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 17, in Dodds Auditorium, Robertson Hall.
Wolpe is a specialist in African politics with particular interest in the dynamics and management of ethnic and racial conflict. A former member of Congress from Michigan (1979-1993), he spent 10 of his 14 years in that capacity chairing the House Foreign Affairs Committees Subcommittee on Africa. He also has been a visiting fellow in the Foreign Policy Studies Program of the Brookings Institution and a faculty member at Western Michigan University and the University of Michigan.
A current member of the Council of Foreign Relations, Wolpe co-directed the 90th American Assembly on "Africa and U.S. National Interests" in 1997. He has written extensively on Africa, including "Urban Politics in Nigeria" and "The Great Lakes Crisis: An American View," which appeared in the South African Journal of International Affairs in summer 2000. He also co-wrote "The United States and Africa: A Post-Cold War Perspective."
Wolpes lecture is sponsored by the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs Office of External Affairs.
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Some of the greatest physicists of the twentieth century, including Albert Einstein, consider the speed of light a sort of universal "speed limit". But over the past couple decades physicists theorized that it should be possible to break this law and get away with it -- to
travel faster than the speed of light
I. CERN Results Potentially Described
One of several possible routes to faster-than-light travel was
potentially demonstrated
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in Italy. In a result that is today highly controversial, the team claimed that the particles were observed travelling in excess of the speed of light.
Now physics theory may finally be catching up. Math researchers at the
University of Adelaide
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He elaborates, "Our approach is a natural and logical extension of the Einstein Theory of Special Relativity, and produces anticipated formulae without the need for imaginary numbers or complicated physics."
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II. Placating the Critics
The authors obviously recognize the controversy surrounding both experimental and theoretical work regarding challenging the light speed limitation attached to the special theory of relativity. Write the authors in the abstract, "In this highly controversial topic, our particular purpose is not to enter into the merits of existing theories, but rather to present a succinct and carefully reasoned account of a new aspect of Einstein's theory of special relativity, which properly allows for faster than light motion."
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The paper proposes two sets of equations -- one based on an invariant set of "frame transitions", the other based on a "frame transition" with the invariance limitation removed. The authors suspect that if faster than light travel is possible, that the physical behavior of the faster-than-light travelling object is described by one of these equations.
Note, such work is relatively independent from forms of faster-than-light travel that do not violate Einstein's Theory of Special Relativity, such as
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Science on Saturday Lecture Series
Science on Saturday is a series of lectures given by scientists, mathematicians, and other professionals involved in cutting-edge research. Held on Saturday mornings throughout winter, the lectures are geared toward high school students. The program draws more than 300 students, teachers, parents, and community members each Saturday. Topics are selected from a variety of disciplines.
PPPL Auditorium, Princeton University Forrestal Campus · 9:30 a.m.–11:00 a.m.


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'Almost New Year's Eve Party'
set for Friday in Tupelo
Music, food, drinks and games are all on the schedule for the "Almost New Year's Eve" party.
2 Drink Minimum is hosting, and there'll be food and drinks by Park Heights and plenty of games.
The party is 7 p.m.-until Friday at the J.J. Rogers building in Tupelo.
Tickets are $25, and all proceeds go to the GumTree Museum of Art.
For more info, call (662) 844-2787.
Dulcimers return for more music
in 2013 at Natchez Trace
The first performance by the North Mississippi Dulcimer Association is set for Jan. 5 at the Natchez Trace Parkway Visitors Center in Tupelo.
The association members will show off their skills playing bluegrass, gospel and old-time music, and will show the audience how to play the instrument.
The performance is 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Jan. 5.
It's free.
Call (662) 680-4027 or (800) 305-7417 for more.
Rock band Swampfoot to rock
at Proud Larry's on Monday
Mississippi's own Swampfoot will say goodbye to 2012 and hello to 2013 on Monday at Proud Larry's.
The band pays tribute to music fan favorites like ZZ Top, Led Zeppelin, The Allman Brothers and Pink Floyd.
It's an 18 and up show.
Tickets are $10.
The show starts at 8:30 p.m. New Year's Eve.
Learn more at proudlarrys.com or by calling (662) 236-0050.
Huey Lewis & the News
to perform this weekend
The Bluesville venue at the Horseshoe Casino in Tunica will rock with plenty of hit songs this weekend, as Huey Lewis & the News performs on Sunday night.
The band will take the stage at 8 p.m.
Tickets are $40, $50 and $60.
For more info, check horseshoe tunica.com or call (800) 745-3000.
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CORINTH – In a closed executive session on Tuesday, the Alcorn County Board of Education upheld the decision by Superintendent Gina Rogers Smith to fire former Alcorn Central Middle School principal Dan Burcham.
After returning to open session, board President Russ Nash read a formal statement from the board:
"After reviewing the report of the hearing officer and the record of the proceedings, the board finds and determines, as did the hearing officer, that the termination of Dan Burcham as principal of Alcorn Central Middle School by the superintendent was based upon valid educational reasons and noncompliance with school district policies because of his improper conduct toward female employees of the district and his misuse of school funds, and on motion duly made, seconded and passed unanimously, his termination is affirmed as of March 28, 2013."
Burcham was suspended and then dismissed from his position in February after school district officials investigated complaints made against him that had not previously been publicly disclosed. He was reinstated after requesting the hearing, but remained on paid administrative leave until March 28.
Because the hearing was held in closed session and Burcham did not request it be made public, school district attorney Jimmy Price said the hearing record would remain closed as well.
Recently, however, two teachers filed a lawsuit against Burcham and district Superintendent Gina Rogers Smith.
The suit alleges Burcham "engaged in reprehensible conduct" towards the two female teachers who filed the lawsuit – Janet Walls Holley and Stephanie Leigh Eaton – as well as other employees of the school district, naming him as a defendant.
Smith also was named as a defendant with allegations that she violated the two employees' right to free speech by ordering them to not reveal the nature of the conduct that led to their complaint.
Alcorn Central Middle School's assistant principal, Nellie Massengill, was appointed acting principal and was later hired as principal.


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Ronald Wayne Norder
VERONA - Ronald Wayne Norder, age 81, of Verona, died peacefully at home on Saturday, August 31, 2013, with family at his side.
He was born May 7, 1932, in Cadiz Township, the son of Harold and Reatha (Cline) Norder. He served in the U.S. Army during the Korean War. After returning from the service, Ronald was united in marriage to Kathleen Metz at St. Raphael's Cathedral on February 4, 1961. Together they raised two children. Ron devoted everything to his family and was a wonderful husband, father, and grandfather. He was also an avid golfer.
Ron is survived by his wife of 53 years, Kathleen; a son, Michael (Rachael) Norder; a daughter, Michelle (Thomas) Pietrzak; six grandchildren, Conner and Carley Pietrzak, Jacob, Jessie, Sydney and Charlie Norder; two sisters, Gloria (Arnold) Rufner, Donna Braun; and his mother-in-law, Ethel Rieder.
He was preceded in death by his parents; two brothers, Donald, as an infant, and Larry Norder; and a sister, Joyce. The family is grateful to Agrace HospiceCare for their kind and caring assistance to Ron and his family.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, September 7, 2013, at ST. ANDREW CATHOLIC CHURCH, 301 N. Main Street, Verona, with : Father William Vernon presiding, and Father Roger Nilles, Father Jim McHenry and Msgr. Delbert Schmelzer concelebrating. Burial will follow at St. Andrew Catholic Cemetery. Visitation will be on Saturday at the church from 9 a.m. until the time of Mass.
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Rock County officials take efforts to recover from flooding
Officials close parks, provide sand bags
BELOIT, Wis. - Several parts of Rock County remain covered with water, including Lake Leota Park in Evansville.
Mac Stewart's plans to take his grandson fly-fishing quickly changed after they arrived at the park Wednesday afternoon.
"We thought we'd come over here and do some fishing but the problem of course is the land is gone and the river is on top of everything," said Stewart.
Flood waters have pushed the 20-acre lake over its banks, soaking the ground near the playground and the skate park.
"I think this is the first time I've seen rapids, so to speak," said long-time Evansville resident Susan Kruser.
City leaders have closed the park indefinitely.
"We only had about an inch and a half of rain but Dane County had more than us and it's all coming down the creek and through our park so until the water crests and actually starts to recede, it's tough to say how long it will be," said Evansville City Administrator Dan Wietecha.
Wietecha said the park was the hardest hit.
"We had some localized flooding where some storm grates were blocked up with some leaves or branches that had to be cleared out and some concerns about the bridge on Water Street," said Wietecha.
The City of Beloit's Leeson Park and Dog Park will be closed until further notice, according to a release.
The parks have been closed for the general public's safety due to flooding issues, according to the release.
High water also created problems for drivers using US Highway 14 and State Road 59.
Just outside of Evansville, Union Road also had to be closed. People said they'll be keeping an eye on Lake Leota.
"You meet people down here, see all your friends and neighbors. We all come to look, like we've never seen it before," said Kruser.
Stewart said he and his grandson will spend the rest of their day in town and return to the park another day.
"It's not going to go down for a few days so maybe we'll come back next week or something like that."
They're hoping things dry off at Lake Leota Park in time for their big Fourth of July celebration next weekend, which is held in the park.
The Beloit Public Works Department is also providing city residents sand and sandbags, according to another release.
Officials said the sand and bags will be accessible outside at the Department of Public Works at 2351 Springbrook Court.
Residents should bring shovels to fill the bags, according to the release.
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Cat 6 lead authors: WU cofounder Dr. Jeff Masters (right), who flew w/NOAA Hurricane Hunters 1986-1990, & WU meteorologist Bob Henson, @bhensonweather
By: Dr. Jeff Masters , 2:34 PM GMT on September 03, 2013
A tropical wave over the Lesser Antilles Islands (Invest 97L) is moving west-northwest at 10 mph, and is bringing sporadic heavy rain showers to the islands. Top sustained winds observed in the islands as of 10 am AST Tuesday were mostly below 15 mph. Heavy thunderstorm activity has been low since Monday, and is spread out, as seen on satellite loops. The thunderstorms are poorly organized, and there is no sign of a well-organized surface circulation. Martinique radar shows little evidence of rotation to the echoes, and no low-level spiral bands forming. Upper level winds are favorable for development, with wind shear a low 5 - 10 knots, and an upper-level anticyclone overhead. An area of dry air from the Saharan Air Layer (SAL) surrounds 97L and is interfering with development, though the the 12Z Tuesday balloon sounding from Guadeloupe near the center of 97L showed moist air through the entire depth of the atmosphere.
Figure 1. Latest satellite image of Invest 97L.
Forecast for 97L
Wind shear is expected to be low through Friday, and ocean temperatures will be warm, 29°C. The disturbance has not been able to generate enough thunderstorms to moisten the surrounding atmosphere much, and dry air may continue to slow down development over the next few days. The models take 97L to the west-northwest, bringing it near or over Puerto Rico or Hispaniola on Wednesday night. A track over the high mountains of Hispaniola would disrupt the circulation of 97L, forcing the storm to regroup on Thursday over the Southeast Bahamas and Turks and Caicos Islands. The best chance for development of 97L would appear to be on Friday, after the storm has finished its encounter with Hispaniola. This morning's 00Z run of the experimental GFDL ensemble--which produces 10 simulations with slightly varying initial conditions to create a plume of potential storm tracks--foresees that once 97L organizes into a tropical depression, it might take only two days for it to intensify into a hurricane to the north of Hispaniola. The wave will bring heavy rain showers to the Lesser Antilles islands on Tuesday and Wednesday, and this activity will likely spread to Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, the Dominican Republic, and Haiti on Wednesday and Thursday. These rains will be capable of causing life-threatening flash flooding and mudslides in mountainous regions of Puerto Rico and Hispaniola. Of our three reliable models for predicting genesis, the UKMET, GFS, and European models, only the UKMET model develops the disturbance, predicting it will become a tropical depression over the Central Bahamas on Saturday. There will be a strong trough of low pressure along the U.S. East Coast this weekend, which will be capable of turning 97L to the north before the storm can hit the U.S. In their 8 am EDT Tuesday Tropical Weather Outlook, NHC left the 5-day odds of formation of 97L at 50%, and 2-day odds at 20%. The Hurricane Hunters are on call to investigate 97L Wednesday afternoon. The flight scheduled for today will likely be cancelled. The Hurricane and Severe Storm Sentinel Mission, a 5-year field project utilizing two remotely crewed Global Hawk aircraft to overfly tropical storms and hurricanes, will have one of their aircraft investigate 97L today, and again on Wednesday. You can follow the progress of the aircraft using NASA's live-plane tracker map (Global Hawk AV6 is tail number NASA872, and Global Hawk AV1 is tail number NASA871.)
98L off the coast of Africa and a Yucatan Peninsula tropical wave
A tropical wave that emerged from the coast of Africa on Monday (Invest 98L) is expected to track northwest over the Cape Verde Islands. This course will take 98L into a region of ocean where historically, very few tropical cyclones have made the long journey across the Atlantic to affect North America. In their 8 am EDT Tuesday Tropical Weather Outlook, NHC put the 5-day odds of development at 20%.
A tropical wave over Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula has a respectable area of heavy thunderstorms associated with it that is bringing heavy rains. This activity will push over the extreme Southern Gulf of Mexico's Bay of Campeche on Wednesday. The wave will have two days over water to develop before moving ashore on the Mexican coast between Veracruz and Tampico on Friday. In their 8 am EDT Tuesday Tropical Weather Outlook, NHC put the 5-day odds of development at 30%, and 2-day odds at 20%.
Jeff Masters
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Posted October 16, 2003; 04:30 p.m.
student production of Wallace Shawn's "The Designated Mourner" will be staged at 8 p.m. Thursday through Saturday, Oct. 16-18, and Monday through Thursday, Oct. 20-23, at the Matthews Acting Studio, 185 Nassau St.
The play is a production of the Program in Theater and Dance and is directed by Noah Burger as part of his senior thesis.
Tickets are $10 for general admission and $8 for students, and are available at the Frist ticket office, (609) 258-1742.
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Voter ID has become a contentious issue throughout the nation. Most Republicans see it as a necessary means of combating voter fraud. Most Democrats say it unfairly targets minorities and other Democratic-leaning constituencies and is designed to discourage them from voting.
It was debated for nearly 20 years and never got through the legislative process in Mississippi, a state with a history of race-based voter discrimination that makes the topic especially volatile. But in 2011 Mississippi voters overwhelmingly approved a ballot initiative that made producing a government-issued photo ID at the polls the constitutional law of the state – pending U.S. Justice Department approval.
Nineteen months later, that decision is still pending.
Whatever one's perspective on voter ID, this delay – now nearly two full election cycles – is unreasonable. As the front page story in today's paper notes, Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann submitted the required guidelines of how the state planned to administer the law in January 2012. The state should have had an answer, one way or the other, by now.
On March 21 of this year, the Justice Department made a sweeping request for all correspondence related to voter ID between and among legislators, elected officials, state employees and the public. State officials understandably wanted a clearer delineation of the time frame, and presumably breadth, of what was desired. The secretary of state's and attorney general's offices say they're working on collecting the information the Justice Department wants, and when they get it, the DOJ will have 60 days to respond.
Of course a response doesn't necessarily mean a definitive decision.
The Justice Department's role is required by the Voting Rights Act. It's supposed to determine if there is any discriminatory intent or effect in any election-related laws passed by Mississippi and other states with histories of discrimination that come under the federal law's "pre-clearance" provision.
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JV looks to continue his recent White Sox domination – over his last 4 games he's 4-0 with a 1.38 ERA. That's 23 hits, 5 ER and 25 K in 32.2 IP (courtesy of Dan Dickerson). I'd love to see Verlander ensure another series win over the bad guys.
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NATCHITOCHES — It was not the type of history the Cowgirls were hoping to make.
McNeese State's softball team, one win away from tying a school record for victories in a season, never got there.
Instead, the Cowgirls became the first Southland Conference No. 1 seed to be eliminated from the SLC tournament without winning a game.
McNeese's season came to an end with a 3-1 loss to Southeastern Louisiana Friday on the campus of Northwestern State.
McNeese (38-15) managed just one run in 16 innings during the tournament, having been sent to the losers' bracket of the double-elimination event with a 1-0 loss to Central Arkansas in nine innings Thursday afternoon.
The Cowgirls entered the tournament the favorite after winning just the third regular season crown in school history and first since 1994. It had been since 1983 since McNeese won the title outright.
Hopes of using that as a springboard into the NCAA tournament came to an unexpected end quickly the last two days.
The Southland Conference winning earns the automatic berth into the NCAAs.
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Give back that Nobel Peace Prize, Al. We all now know that claims of man-made global warming is a hoax. Nothing but lies by leftist scientists whoring for money and control.
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Posted September 25, 2012; 01:35 p.m.
The Council of the Princeton University Community (CPUC) will meet at 4:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 1, in the Friend Center, Room 101. All members of the University community are invited to attend.
Agenda items include a report from the Office of Disability Services, a report of the Trustee Ad Hoc Committee on Diversity, and a discussion about academic integrity with staff from the Graduate School, Office of the Dean of the College and the Office of the Dean of Undergraduate Students.
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You don't need heaps of room to make a go of gardening, writes Meg Liptrot.
While visiting friends who have a small and elegant garden I was surprised to be shown a veritable feast hidden out of sight, squeezed between their studio and the fence.
Viky, an artist, is known for her eccentric 1920s "Bloomsbury set" style and her atmospheric home features velvet couches, muted colours, and striking oil paintings.
Her garden is just as considered. There's a small lawn shaded by a silk tree, a marble statue, ivy and hydrangeas. Not really the kind of garden to go digging a potato patch in, given it's not much larger than a couple of table-tennis tables joined together.
Hidden beside the studio on the northwest-facing boundary, with just enough space to walk along, all allusions to style could be swept aside. Here, Viky had set-up a long row of fish bins on stacked bricks growing luscious tomatoes and basil down the length of the building. The heat and light reflect nicely to provide perfect growing conditions. Viky also has a rainwater tank to provide chlorine-free water for her plants.
The couple also enjoy their own supply of sun-ripened tomatoes and basil to go with mozzarella.
It seems the edible gardening bug has bitten well and truly. Viky tells me that dwarf citrus have replaced the hydrangeas now. She thinks that if she's going to use her precious rainwater it should be for productive plants.
It is amazing what you can grow in small spaces if you set your mind to it.
Drill some drainage holes in your container of choice, fill with an organic vege garden mix combined with some soil, then you're away. Container planting is an efficient way to grow food if you take regular care of your crop.
If you're going away on holiday, be prepared for a sorry sight when you return home unless you've hooked an irrigation system with dripper lines to your containers, set to a timer.
Plants which take space in a garden are the ramblers such as pumpkins and cucumbers. But both will happily grow upwards instead of outwards. Cucumbers will grow up chicken wire, their fruits hanging out of reach of slugs and free of dirt. Pumpkins will also grow up supported mesh when they're young, but the fruit will become heavy, so train the vines towards a garden-shed roof.
A clever idea I've seen is to grow pumpkins up a ladder with platform steps for the pumpkins to rest on. You could do the same by screwing little stepped shelves with angle brackets into an existing sturdy fence - once the pumpkins are harvested, secure pots to the shelves instead and grow hardy herbs such as thyme.
Vertical gardening is gaining in popularity as most of the world's population live in cities and suburbs and may have very little space to grow food.
New and clever vertical gardening systems are coming on the market, some with geotextile fabric pocket systems with internal irrigation.
Internationally, green walls are becoming more popular in cities, and improve the atmosphere in all senses of the word. Commercial green walls are also popping up throughout New Zealand, encouraged by companies including Natural Habitats, Inscape, Greenair, and Vertical Plantscapes. They rarely feature edibles, although there's no real reason why they shouldn't.
Perhaps it's because the new green feature wall at the office might look a bit motheaten after staff have picked a salad for lunch.
Vertical DIY
* A fascinating DIY exhibit from Green Urban Living featured salad greens growing in suspended gutters and an aquaponic system hooked up to a goldfish tank.
* Vertical gardening systems can also be cheaply made by reusing old wooden pallets lined with polyprop weed mat, or a geotextile felt to retain moisture. Fill with a good quality organic potting mix, and a rock dust-based fertiliser to ensure the plants receive necessary minerals.
* Regular feeding with dilute organic liquid plant food will keep leafy greens growing healthily. Most commercial systems operate hydroponically, and supply water and nutrients that way. Put water crystals in your soil. They will swell and retain liquid should you go on holiday.
* onehundreddollarsamonth.com/2012/03/how-to-make-a-recycled-pallet-vertical-garden/
High-rise vegetables
* A firm in Mexico, Verde Vertical, have developed a vertical food-growing system on a commercial scale with built-in ladders for easy harvest. They have lofty ambitions to grow food on the sides of skyscraper-style structures in the future. Who knows how they'll harvest the crop.
* On a somewhat smaller scale at the Kumeu Just Gardening show, a fellow from Gardening Passion launched his vertical growing system on wheels, so it can be rolled around to follow the sun. It also has a drip tray so it can be used inside.
* These modular felt pockets, or Woolly Pockets are made in the US from recycled plastic water bottles, and supplied in New Zealand by Vertical Garden. Their website shows herbs and salad greens growing successfully.


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1913 A new major league record is set in St. Louis as Walter Johnson breaks Jack Coombs record of 53 consecutive scoreless innings. The Browns will push a run across in the 4th to snap the streak at 55.2 innings, but the Sens still prevail 10-5.
1914 In Washington, Chicago's Jim Scott no hits the Senators for 9 innings, but Chicago is unable to score in regulation. In the bottom of the 10th, future "Black Sock" Chick Gandil collects the Sens first hit and scores the winning run on Howie Shanks single as the Sens defeat the White Sox 1-0. With the victory, the Senators will begin a season best 7 game winning streak.
1918 Due to increased population caused by WWI and the need for recreation activities, Sunday baseball is legalized in the District of Columbia. Five days later, the Sens beat Cleveland in the first legal Sunday game 1-0.
1920 It's career victory number 300 for the Big Train as the Nats topple Detroit 9-8 at Griffith.
1961 After recording their first ever shutout yesterday, the expansion Senators complete their first ever doubleheader sweep. Joe McClain and Bernie Daniels are the winning pitchers in the twin bill as the Sens sweep the Red Sox 3-0 and 2-1.
1964 The Orioles are unable to solve former teammate Buster Narum, who throws a complete game 4 hitter in a 4-1 Senators win at RFK. Nats 3B Don Zimmer provides all the offense with a 2nd inning grand slam off eventual Hall of Famer Robin Roberts.
Senators Birthdays
Doc Burrell Land B May 14, 1903 D Apr. 14, 1986
Another "One Game Wonder" for the Senators, Doc Land appeared in 1 game as an outfielder in 1906, playing centerfield and batting 0-3 with 1 walk.
Doc Land career record
Anthony (Tony) Smith B May 14, 1884 D Feb. 27, 1964
Tony Smith's career began with the 1907 Senators where he played 51 games as a shortstop. His weak hitting (BA .187) was most likely the reason he did not return to Washington in 1908.
In 1910 & 1911, he was on the roster of the Brooklyn National League team. In 1910 they were known as the "Superbas" with the team name changing to "Dodgers" for the 1911 season. Regardless of team name, Tony's hitting didn't improve much and he departed the majors after 13 games in 1911.
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While the National Stationery Show is certainly a time for us to show off our new collections as well as old favorites, we also love admiring the wonderfully creative work of our peers and — since they come from all over the world — meeting them in person.
Which is why we were thrilled take part in the 8th Annual Paper Party, which was generously hosted by Oh So Beautiful Paper and Delphine Press.
The party is a chance for stationers, designers, press operators and press to mingle, sip & nibble, and — of course — talk paper. The party was a-hoppin, so unfortunately we couldn't speak with everyone, but we did get to chat with the lovely folks from The Happy Envelope, Southern Living, Stationery HQ and Mr. Boddington's Studio.
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