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Maybe Chris Carpenter can explain to me what just happened, because I'm sure his son would like to know too...
Have a one game wildcard playoff, they said.
It would be fun, they said.
"Since I've been with the Reds in 1989, we've never had a farm system this loaded," Bowden said. "If we were the New York Yankees and had unlimited dollars, we could have traded for Colon, (Jeff) Weaver, Rolen, (Cliff) Floyd, (Kenny) Rogers and Finley and gotten them all -- and still held onto our top five prospects. That's an amazing statement."
The rule was not correctly applied to the situation. Effort be damned.
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Just cuz the MRI came back negative doesn't mean he is gonna be able to play. I actually hope the Skins start him & it only aggravates it even worse.
I swear if the Skins can beat Balt & then we, who have more O weapons than the Skins do, can't, I'll go ballistic! That Ravens D is not that good anymore, we should lite em up. I really feel that Coach Coughlin should tell Gilbride to unleash the playbook & lite up the scoreboard! 1 game up with 3 to go is not the time to play conservative Offense! That cost us last Monday nite bigtime!
To be fair, Killdrive didn't get conservative vs the Saints...
I won't be surprised if the Browns win. They won three in a row and rg3 might be out. Also the steelers play the Cowboys. The steelers aren't doing so well lately so they probably will treat this like a must win game. I
Thanks alot Browns! Thanks to the Giants inability to take care of business, we sadly have to resort once again to relying on other teams to help us get into the playoffs.
Skins in 1st place...us...fighting it out with 3-4 other teams for the 6th seed! From 6-2 & 3 games up, to this! Pathetic!
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We are now entering the year of the dragon, the rainforest, the co-op, the Olympics, the Jubilee, the year of culture and what-the-Dickens-else – yes him, too.
The Chinese New Year begins on 23 January, the start of the new lunar calendar. As part of the 12-year cycle of animals, it is the dragon's turn. Which means, apparently, that it is going to be either a quiet year or a year of catastrophe – a flood or earthquake or great political change.
Certainly, the era of "Who and When" is about to change. President Hu Jintao and prime minister Wen Jiabao are due to hand over to the next generation of Chinese dictators. Vice-president Xi Jinping is the favoured son at the moment, but it seems that ultimate power in China is passing from a small cabal of leaders to a wider constituency of around 400 top Communist Party apparatchiks. We live in interesting times.
And so to the rainforest. This is a campaign run by the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds. It seems, though, that the society is a little late, not just to save the rainforest but to catch up with the United Nations' year of the forest, which was last year. Curiously, the RSPB is concentrating on East Africa and Indonesia and is rather ignoring the problems of deforestation in Pakistan and the Amazon basin, not to mention Scotland. We cut down our native forest years ago and even now we are struggling to increase our tree cover from 17 per cent to the target of 25 per cent.
But saving the tropical rainforest would certainly be a good thing. Around a billion people depend on it for their livelihood, as well as 70 per cent of the world's species of land plants and animals.
The UN itself has moved on to the year of the co-operative. My Co-op store down the road will certainly be glad to hear this. So will my bank, which is in the process of taking over the good bits of Lloyds. The UN tells us there are over 800 million members of co-operatives in 100 countries, mostly in farming and retail. In the USA, the land of free enterprise, there are 29,000 co-operative businesses. In the UK, there are 5,450. And this month a new law comes into effect which eases the restrictions on membership and shareholdings. In these hard times, when capitalism is stumbling, the co-operative movement may be the job-creator we are all looking for.
The Olympics will certainly be a job-creator. There are 7,000 people currently working on the various construction sites and up to 100,000 temporary jobs are expected to be created in staging the games. And it is hoped the redevelopment of the Olympic areas of London will lead to 10,000 permanent jobs.
Goodness knows how many jobs will be created by the Queen's diamond jubilee as pageants are staged, cities spruce themselves up for royal visits and new forests are planned. It is hoped that six million trees will be planted, in diamond jubilee woods, each at least 60 acres in size. One of them, in Leicestershire, is to be 460 acres.
Here in Scotland, the government has announced that 2012 will be a year of "culture". The highlights begin with Celtic Connections, which will see over 2,000 singers swarm into Glasgow later this month. There is then to be a Festival of Visual Art, also in Glasgow, in April. On midsummer's night, the Simón Bolivar Symphony Orchestra from Venezuela will perform in the open air at Stirling Castle.
Then, as the nights darken in August, Edinburgh will stage a "Speed of Light" show in which hundreds of runners, with lights attached, will sprint around Arthur's Seat. It will be Scotland's answer to the Olympic Games, reminding people that the next big event will be the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow in 2014. August will also see the 65th Edinburgh Festival, the greatest show on earth.
All this, of course, takes place against a black economic curtain. It is a most suitable year to be remembering the 200th anniversary of the birth of Charles Dickens. We are living in hard times, our great expectations have been dashed. Money has corrupted us, uncaring capitalism has brought us to this bleak house. We must now all live most 'umbly. Only love and the simple life remain. We must all live like the blacksmith Joe or Barnaby's dear old mother and hope that 2012 will be the year of Something-Turning-Up.
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Just got a bunch of comics from my store back in Athens.
Ultimate spider-Man- they handled the Clone Saga MUCH better than the original debacle. Yikes, that was horrific.
Walking Dead- I love this book, no question about it.
Astonishing X-Men- i'm up to about, issue, 18 or so, and frankly, i'm gettin' confused and bored. If it doesn't pick up soon, i'm dropping it.
Ult. X-Men- Battle with Cable was pretty intense and we'll have to wait and see if _____________ is really dead or not. I doubt it.
Still gotta read the Planet Hulk issues!
"Woke up at 9.55am. Soon as I woke up, I looked at Suzanne and she looked at me. I said, 'Did I tell you about the immune system?' Suzanne starting laughing, I said, 'it's amazing.' She said, 'Not now.'"
Besides my regular comics, i just finished up the Smallville novel "Shadows". After a trip to the local bookstore today I got the next installment called "Sparks", and a Superman and JLA novel.
"You know I love the guy but I swear he writes like freaking Yoda."-Dean Winchester
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I recently finished The Tao of War along with a book on wine and also a reread of The Art of War (a strange mix I know).
I've not read them yet, but I recently picked them up, along with Military Methods of the Art of War.
B&N exclusive bargain books perchance, JJB2?
That's my jacket!
I'll also let it be known that I picked up an Art of War quote a day type calender for 2007.... yeah I like military history.
Picked up Allegiance and Darth Bane last night....used two 30% off coupons so got each one for around 18 bucks.
You'll be sorry, Pee-Wee Herman!
Ugh. Let me repeat that, in a larger font, in bold, adding an appropriate smiley. Ugh.
I just finished Vineland, by Thomas Pynch............. Sorry, I must've fallen asleep again. I may need to dig up the older thread here about books read that I didn't like, 'cause this'n has gots to be there. Ugh. Dull, uninteresting, purposely dense and multi-layered, with weak social commentary. Terrible.
Am starting a "prequel" to Romeo and Juliet, by a young adult author. So far, not bad. BTW, The Art of War is somewhere on my list to get to, as well.
I predict that the upcoming Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi film will include the word "and." Multiple times.
I picked Art of War up at a used bookstore several years ago, and was surprised by how short it was. It was a thin paperback, and most was intro and afterward about Mao Zedong (or Tse-Tung, as he still spelled his name then). I think the actual Art of War was like 20 pages long.
I recently realized that, though it tries to pass itself off as complete, this was far from the complete work, and picked it up along with The Tao of War and Military Methods of the Art of War at a B&N sale a few weeks ago. Still looking for The Japanese Art of War to round out the collection, but I'm not in a major hurry.
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Built another Bald Eagle nest last summer and one of the guys that was there just gave me these pics today.
I used to work as a volunteer with the Colo DOW banding Bald Eagle chicks and building some Osprey and Eagle nests. I don't band anymore as the program has been over for a few years but when I got a call that they needed a nest built I was more than happy to oblige. Felt kinda good to be back in working with the eagles.
The old nest busted out and the DOW didn't want the adults to build a new nest somewhere else as the area around it is rather populated. The Balds build their nest in Dec & Jan when few people are out and about. Then later in spring there could be interference with the nesting eagles as people activity grows. So we built a nest right where the old one was.
We use a wire basket tied to a tree and supported by the branches and some 2x4's. You can see the broken old 2x4 still attached to the tree. Then many bundles of sticks are hauled up in and woven into the basket, and each other, in a circular fashion until a nest begins to form. The nests we build are really small compared ones the eagles build. However the big birds add sticks to the nest as part of their courtship every year and the nests soon grow pretty large.
Bald eagle nests do not have a very deep bowl. This pic shows just how shallow they are.
We put what I call "duff" in the center of the sticks. The "duff" is just bark and leaves and compost you find on a forest floor. It sort of cements the sticks together. The eagles will bring in grass to line the bottom. When it gets hot they bring in wet grass to help cool the little eaglets.
Bald Eagles usually pick a very mature tree for their nest. They like to see a good ways and like a tree that is above most others around the nest. This nest was about 50 or 55 feet up in a big Cottonwood. This pic gives you an idea of the height.
This is a nest built by the eagles over many years. You can see how large it has grown as they have added sticks to it every year. It about 6 feet from top to bottom! It was a real PITA to get into.
Volunteering my time with the Colo DOW gave me back much more than I ever would have imagined. Experiences like the one below are ones I will never forget.
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It was now decision time again for me. Since time is dwindling for me, I am trying to use my time wisely. I was told that Edinburgh Scotland is really incredible and only four hours by train from Liverpool. So I had a plan to arrive there by mid-day and walk about the city and see the best of the best. Then the following day take a 8 or 10 hour bus ride around Scotland and see all Highlands. Then take an overnighter to London and arrive fresh and ready to go in the morning. There is only one problem. It is crazy expensive to travel by rail here. 1 �=$1.65 So when I think I'm doing okay on spending money, I am actually spending a lot more. So I did the math and just taking the trains there and down south to London, would be about $200. Since my spend free ways have already drained my bank account, I decided against it.
So I just looked on a map of the UK, and decided upon Oxford. It's on the way to London and is supposed to be beautiful. By going to Oxford for only one night, it would give me another day in London and I could do day-trips from there if I wanted too. Like Stonehenge.


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Bladder exstrophy repair is surgery to repair a birth defect of the bladder. The bladder is inside out and sticks out of the abdominal wall. The pelvic bones are also separated.
Bladder birth defect repair; Everted bladder repair; Exposed bladder repair; Repair of bladder exstrophy
Bladder exstrophy repair involves two surgeries. The first surgery is to repair the bladder and the second one is to attach the pelvic bones to each other.
The first surgery separates the exposed bladder from the abdomen wall and closes the bladder. The bladder neck and urethra are repaired. A flexible, hollow tube called a catheter is placed to drain urine from the bladder through the abdominal wall. A second catheter is left in the urethra to promote healing.
The second surgery, pelvic bone surgery, may be done along with the bladder repair, or it may be delayed for weeks or months.
A third surgery may be needed if there is a bowel defect.
The surgery is recommended for children who are born with bladder exstrophy. Bladder exstrophy occurs more often in boys and is often linked to other birth defects.
Surgery is necessary to:
Sometimes the bladder is too small at birth, so the surgery will be delayed until the bladder has grown. In this case, the newborn is sent home on antibiotics. The bladder, which is outside the abdomen, must be kept moist.
It can take months for the bladder to grow to the right size. The infant will be followed closely by a medical team to determine when the surgery should take place.
Risks with this procedure may include:
Most bladder exstrophy repairs are done when your child is only a few days old, before leaving the hospital. In this case, the hospital staff will prepare your child for the surgery.
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After pelvic bone surgery, your child will need to be in a lower body cast or sling for 4 to 6 weeks. This helps the bones heal.
After the bladder surgery, your child will have a tube that drains the bladder through the stomach wall (suprapubic catheter) for 3 to 4 weeks.
Your child will also need pain management, wound care, and antibiotics. The health care providers will teach you about these things before you leave the hospital.
Due to the high risk of infection, your child will need to have a urinalysis and urine culture at every well-child visit, and at the first signs of an illness. Some children take antibiotics on a regular basis to prevent infection.
Urinary control most often happens after the neck of the bladder is repaired. This surgery is not always successful, and the child may need to repeat the surgery later on.
Even with repeat surgery, a few children will not have control of their urine and must use intermittent catheterization.
Elder JS. Anomalies of the bladder. In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 535.
Gearhart JP, Mathews R. Exstrophy-epispadias complex. In: Wein AJ, ed. Campbell-Walsh Urology. 10th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 124.
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Lumpini Birthday Results: Sam-A, Singdam, and Sagetdao Roll
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Earlier today Lumpini stadium had its annual birthday show promoted by Virat Wachiraratanowong. The event was one of the biggest of the year and by the sounds of things delivered with good fights.
Rob Cox of muaythaifocus, muaythai2000 and owner of Kiatphontipgym was on hand as always covering the event and giving live updates on his twitter page.
Rising 16 year old star Songkom Sakhomsin once again scored a knockout, this time in the 3rd round over quite possibly the grittiest fighter in the lower weights The-Lek Wor. Sangprapai. The-Lek was put down in R2 but got up and was on rubber legs until the ref stopped it in the 3rd after getting blasted more.
In the fight of the night Mongkolchai Kwaytonggym took a points winner over Petmorakot Wor. Sangprapai.
Kaotam Lukprabart won a decision over the much smaller Chokprecha Kor. Sakooncher to keep his bantamweight championship.
Thong Puideenaidee bested Ponsaneh Sitmonchai over 5 rounds. Ponsaneh came back from a down in the early rounds, but didn't have enough to take the win in the end.
Sam-A Kaiyanghadaogym dominated Ritidej Wor. Wanthavee and scored a stoppage in round 4 when the ref stopped it after Ritidej was clearly outclassed.
In the upset of the night veteran Singdam Kiatmuu9 dominated F16 Rajanont. After round 4 F16 didn't come out for 5 after apparently suffering a broken arm from the legendary right kicks of Singdam.
Sagetdao Petpaiyathai once again took a decision win over Saenchai Sinbimuaythai in the nights main event. This is 2 straight wins over Saenchai and Sagetdao has beaten him 3 out of the last 4 times.


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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. - Down by 18 with 7:35 left to play, Eastern Washington University head coach Jim Hayford still had a couple of tricks up his sleeve. And one of them was redshirt freshman Tyler Harvey.
The freshman redshirt came off the bench to score 14 points in the last 8:31 of the game and rallied the Eagles to an improbable 77-74 overtime victory over Northern Arizona Saturday (Feb. 9) in Flagstaff, Ariz. As a result, Eastern was able to gain ground on NAU in its chase to the Big Sky Conference men's basketball tournament and complete a season sweep over the Lumberjacks.
"I'm really proud of our team," said Eastern head coach Jim Hayford, after his strategy of fouling to lengthen the game resulted in holding NAU without a field goal for over nine minutes. "What a great day for all of our players. You couldn't write it up to be any more dramatic."
Sophomore Parker Kelly led the Eagles with a career-high 19 points, and senior Kevin Winford scored 12 with five assists and a career-high four steals. Senior Jeffrey Forbes chipped in 10 points, including a pair of clutch free throws with nine seconds left in overtime that provided the final margin, as well as four assists and a career-high eight rebounds,
But the real story was Harvey, who had entered the game having averaged just 4.8 minutes in the 13 games he has played thus far as an Eagle. He had only scored 17 points the entire season, with a high of six in the team's opener at Washington State. He made 5-of-6 shots overall and 4-of-5 from the 3-point line against the Lumberjacks; before that he had made only 6-of-17 overall and 3-of-9 treys for the season.
Eastern trailed by 13 when Harvey entered the game for the second time with 3:42 left. He never came out after that as he provided the short-handed Eagles a huge boost. True freshman Venky Jois missed his third-straight game for the EWU with a sprained ankle.
"We said, 'alright Tyler, let's go,'" said Hayford of the game-changing substitution. "We wanted to start chipping away and cut it to 10, then get it cut down more. And it started happening.
"What inspiration from Tyler," Hayford continued. "He has amazing character and is an outstanding young man. So it's great for him to have this moment -- the team had him on their shoulders in the locker room passing him around, yelling and cheering. That substitution brought some inspiration, and then the rest of our team was playing at the top of their level."
The win was Eastern's first of the season in 12 tries on opponent home courts. It snapped a 13-game losing skid overall on the road as Eastern's last win on an opponent's home court was at Idaho State on Feb. 23, 2012, by an 85-78 score.
The Eagles improved to 5-9 in the league and 7-17 overall, while the Lumberjacks fell to 6-8 in the league and 9-15 overall. Eastern plays four if its next five games at home, including a trio of home league games.
"It's just a fantastic win for us," said Hayford. "When you look at where it puts us in the race to achieve our goal of making the Big Sky Tournament, it's even more dramatic. So I'm really, really happy for our players."
After making just two of their first 17 shots in the second half – including only 1-of-13 3-point shots – the Eagles fell behind by 18 with 7:35 to play. But the Eagles made 10 of their last 17 shots (59 percent), including nine of their last 15 from the 3-point stripe (60 percent). Beside the four treys made by Harvey, Kelly had three and Winford and Jordan Hickert each had one in the final 11:04 of the game.
Kelly's 3-pointer with 15 seconds left in regulation and a subsequent defensive stop helped send the game into overtime tied at 66. Harvey hit a pair of treys in overtime, and Kelly had one, as EWU led by as many as five in the extra period.
"When Parker missed a couple of threes in the second half, he came out of the game and said, 'coach, I will make those,'" said Hayford of the graduate of Spokane's Gonzaga Prep High School, whose previous career high was 17 points. "He was really certain of that, and he did."
In all, Eastern out-scored NAU 26-8 in the last 6:34 in regulation and 11-8 in overtime. After taking its 58-40 lead, NAU scored its next 10 points at the free throw line, including a stretch of 9:38 without a field goal. Hayford used a trapping defense in the final four minutes of the second half to complete the comeback and help force the game into overtime.
"We decided to make it a long four minutes," he explained. "We were going to trap like crazy, and if they broke the trap we were going to foul the next player and make it a longer game. We did that and executed it."
"We got real feisty," he added. "We put five guards on the court and picked them up full court defensively. The pressure switched on them and away from us. We made a great stop to get it to the overtime, then Tyler made two threes that let us get hold of the lead for good."
Earlier this season, Eastern defeated NAU 82-59 in probably Eastern's most impressive win of the season. Eastern made a season-best 50 percent of its shots in that game, but just 37 percent in the rematch.
Northern Arizona finished the game at 48 percent from the field, but was guilty of 19 turnovers, including 12 of them after intermission. Eastern scored a season-high 21 points off turnovers, but the main difference in the game was EWU's 14-of-43 shooting from the 3-point line.
The loss spoiled a triple-double by Lumberjack guard Stallon Saldivar, who finished with 13 points, 11 rebounds, 10 assists and two steals.
"Give them credit. Saldivar had a heckuva game," praised Hayford. "He was beating us off the dribble and our dribble containment, and he had just a fantastic game. If somebody could lose a game and be Big Sky Conference Player of the Week, he deserves it."
Eastern now returns for three of its next four league games at home, plus a game on Feb. 23 versus Sam Houston State in the ESPN BracketBusters. The home stretch starts on Saturday, Feb. 16 when Eastern hosts Southern Utah at 2:05 p.m. at Reese Court


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We arrived just in the nick of time to rescue the beautiful maidens from their afternoon of boredom and hard work and to tie 200 sashes and move 200 chairs and pour all the wine and admire the new bar that Opee built. That was our Thursday story.
Believe it or not, on Friday we realized that there was a new Javier's that must be tried out, so Mark and Dan and Ken did the job while Kari and Jill managed the boys and beautified their nails. By 2pm we were basking in the glow of the BeachComber at Crystal Cove marvelling at how wonderful the Engagement must have been back in July while feasting on Grgich Hills and steak salad. Ok...back to work...next chapter, "the rehearsal dinner" later...


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Original painting of a familiar scene recomposed in an interior friendly colour palette. Soft brush marks suggest landmarks and the orientation and scale of the composition is ideal for most interior spaces. Chic, stylish and complimentary this art work is a great way to transform a room using art as a focal point.
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This Trac-Plugin maintains a database of recordings. Upon "Activate!" it creates a recording script. The actual recording is performed by a tuning the LinuxDVB device started by a Crontab call.
Bugs/Feature Requests
Existing bugs and feature requests for DvbCronRecordingPlugin are here.
If you have any issues, create a new ticket.
Currently the most current source snapshot is hosted on the buildserver at home:guidod:tools:scm/trac-dvbcronrecording-plugin
You can check out DvbCronRecordingPlugin from here using Subversion, or browse the source with Trac.
You can get a complete set of RPMs at the buildserver site including the trac modules. The tarball itself can be compiled into an rpm based on "rpm -ta $filename". If you do prefer to use distutils / setup.py then you can unpack the source tarball and run "setup.py install". For proper usage you do also need "gnutv" and "szap" from the dvb tools, please consult LinuxTV.org LinuxTV_dvb-apps
See https://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/dvbcronrec/wiki for further documentation.
Remember that you need to press "Activate" to generate the crontab entries. The default assumes that it should not write the /etc/cron.d/* files directly (you need to copy the dvbcronrecording-update-change.cron to /etc/cron.d/dvbcronrecording-update-change.cron once to allow it work) but you can also use a config item in the admin panel to select that it should be written directly.
Note that the system grew out of some local command-line scripts that would convert a list of recording times, channel info and program title into a matching recording script along with a Crontab entry. Transforming it into a Trac-Plugin allows for easier installation on a remote recorder box as well as sharing the recorder by multiple persons with just a web access to the recorder box.
Trac Technology
- The plugin uses SqlAlchemy for the declaration of database-tables - see SqlAchemy
- The plugin uses the TracSqlAlchemyBridgeIntegration (as local "tsab") for trac-specific DB-upgrades and DB-access.
- The DB-version upgrades/downgrades are performed by using the sqlalchemy-migrate schemadiff.py for schema change detection and a homegrown schemachange.py script to do the actual sql upgrade/downgrade operations via the tsab.
- The plugin i18n is based on gnugettext but with a direct loading of the *.po files.
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'Home Sweet Home' is an original drawing measuring 195mm x 160mm in size. 'Home Sweet Home' has been drawn in pencil and ink. Texture and detail has been added with the skinniest of pen nibs which creates lots of detail to look at. I love to experiment with abstract shape and pattern within a drawing and my imagination meanders in a happy way as I draw using words to tell a small tale within the drawing....This little hare feels very lucky that he has something that makes saying goodbye so hard....a home sweet home.....not sad at all but joyous!
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Winners of the annual NYSEG Challenge MBA Case Competition were recently announced at a ceremony on the Binghamton University campus. Team members Rehna Tawde, Yun Lee, His-Hau Bau, Hiteshchen Thakkar, Sulabh Mathur, and Hsing-Yi Chou took top honors.
Sponsored by NYSEG, the annual competition brings together second-year master of business administration students from the University's School of Management for a test of their skills in the analysis and presentation of business cases.
Thirteen teams of MBA students were given the same business case to review and, after a week of preparation, participated in first-round judging earlier this month. Three teams were then selected to move forward to the final round where a panel of judges, selected from the business community, evaluated the finalists' presentations.
Judges were Michael Eastman, vice president of corporate development for NYSEG; Stephen Van Nordstrand, executive vice president at Raymond Corporation; Michael J. DeStefano, partner in the New York metropolitan area of Ernst and Young LLP; Laurie Linn, president of Communique Design and Marketing, Inc. and John Saraceno, senior vice president at BSB Bank & Trust.
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In "Decision Time," Editor Brian Lovett shares a scenario from his 20-plus years hunting turkeys. Each hinges on a critical decision. Post what choice you would have made, and then see how things actually turned out.
Conclusion: The Tail of Dogma
I knew my buddy wanted me to crawl to the field edge. And really, if I executed the move precisely, it couldn't hurt. But that precision thing doesn't always work out, and the results can be comical. However, the bird wasn't moving, so it was doubtful he'd offer a shot anyway. I decided to crawl to the edge and live with the results.
As it turned out, my decision didn't make a difference? Why? Just as I prepared to ease around a stump, my buddy decided to mimic a turkey fight, complete with aggravated purrs and flapping wings. Hey, we'd used the tactic before with great results, so I couldn't blame him.
And lo and behold, his turkey fight finally let me see the gobbler — as the bird sprinted across the huge field and ducked into a distant woods.
Hey, decisions don't always pan out, right? I wasn't going to let my buddy know that, though. He was still aggressive purring and flapping, and I was giggling too much to tell him the truth.
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ORIGINAL: Morgan
I rarely hunt with anyone in the spring other than my son....on the occasions that I've had somebody come...I show em the lines and let them hunt alone...while I hunt another area....any guest of mine better follow the game laws...or I will put my warden neighbor on em...and send em home...
ORIGINAL: TurkeyComander
Rutt there's a guy on here looking for a new steady.
ORIGINAL: trkynut54
I think I would pass out if I saw a buck like that. Was that taken on public or private land?
ORIGINAL: turkeydoghunter
nice photos very clear....congrats on your kills[:D]
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Welcome to SAA Technical
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SAA Technical (SAAT) has a collective people-asset base of over 2600 of highly skilled staff. The SAAT team compromises of maintenance-related employees, with a strong base of technical and engineering skills. Inclusive are the support structures of Engineering, Planning, Strategic Procurement, Logistics, Quality Assurance and Quality Control, Finance, 24 Hour Maintenance Control Centre, Technical Training and Human Resources.
SAAT has a solid reputation with more than 70 years' experience as a world-class aircraft Maintenance and Repair Organisation, Components Support and Engine repair and overhaul services, with full uninterrupted FAA certification since the early 1990s; SAA Technical continuously serves an increasing number of local and international airlines. While the main operations are at extensive premises at OR Tambo International Airport, over the years SAAT has expanded its footprint to Cape Town, Durban and Lanseria.
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RingerX VIP is a cool tweak, but it causes my iPhone 4S to crash & enter safe mode. It's weird, but it would crash when I was browsing the internet with safari & a text message would come through. A couple times the phone would just lock up out of nowhere. I used mobile substrate to disable all my installed tweaks one by one. Everything returned to normal after RingerX VIP was disabled. Has anyone else experienced this or anything like this with this tweak?
What Anthony might not be aware of is the fact that zeppelin allows you to place any carrier logo you want on your device. So if that's the case now he'll know
Also, Spire doesn't 'screw' anything up. You probably installed Spire and had a tweak conflict which as I repeat myself this second or third time in this thread, "Spire uses absurd amounts of memory." The tweak conflicts are what cause the app crashing. If you uninstall the conflicting tweaks, Spire will not cause any problems. You can install Spire on a stock-jailbroken device and I will guarantee you no problems. But, as chpwn has absolutely NO motivation to update Spire, we probably will not see any compatibility in the near future for those tweaks that fail with Spire.
The fact that you continue to knock off a tweak even post-fixed tells me that you have no plans to open arms to a developer's attempt to fix a problem that you might be having. If that's the case, what do you jailbreak for?
Fact is, I know the developer behind MyAssistant very well and I know he will be working hard with his users to fix all problems. If I didn't know that the tweak bugs were in good hands then I wouldn't recommend it. You should put a little more faith into my ratings because I can guarantee fixes. If I can't, then I will rate them low.
Let's be thankful that the developers are spending time fixing them and stop making it appear like it was the worst tweak ever invented. The customer support in the jailbreak community is one of the best of its kind.
@Anthony – I made Zeppelin not to be an image swap–but to allow carrier logos to those whose phones did not previously allow them. Like mine (Verizon was a simple text string so I could not put an image there). That is the core functionality, Zeppelin swaps no images. It overrides or inserts them at runtime. Maybe you should change your grading scheme to not be about how much it actually replaces but about usefulness and general appeal. Hopefully now you have a less slanted and insulting view
I'm pretty surprised to see none of you seem to recognize one of my main focuses for jail breaking to begin with...iKeyWi. In short it simply enables 5th row to the keyboard, essentially making it a QWERTY implementation. Unfortunately, like most apps, it is not without its downfalls. One of them is that it does not work in landscape mode. The other problem is that, for now, there is no iPad support.


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Authentic Models presents a collection of interesting furniture, artefacts and accessories that are inspired by the age of exploration, maritime history and cartography. Created over 40 years ago in Amsterdam, the brand has become known for its coveted historical reproductions for the home. This charming selection of furniture is filled with character and will bring intrigue to each and every room.


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64 Qt. Portable Fridge/Freezer
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Engel 64 Qt. Portable Fridge/Freezer
The Engel 64 Qt. Portable Fridge/Freezer (MT60F-U1) features a large capacity as well as a rugged powder coated exterior steel casing. This unit was designed to withstand the wear and tear of use in the deserts of Africa and the Australian Outback. This is a dual voltage unit that is designed to operate of both 12-24 volt or standard 110 volt circuits.
Unlike thermoelectric coolers, Engel portable freezers / refrigerators are designed to cool almost instantly and will even keep ice cream frozen. Also, the Engel Compact Portable 64 Qt. Freezer / Refrigerator MT60F-U1 can hold a steady interior temperature preventing foods and perishables from spoiling.
This portable fridge/freezer is great for boaters and campers to keep food/beverages or even your daily catch cold, as well as being useful for a variety of professional purposes. Sales reps on the road can use the Engel fridge/freezer to protect frozen or cold samples, EMS/paramedic or other medical personnel can keep life saving drugs, vaccines or any other samples protected. This product is also great for personal medication that must be refrigerated.
Unit comes complete with 110v AC lead with plug and 12v DC pigtail lead.
- Model: MT60F-U1Patented Swing compressor technology (lightest weight compressor freezer available)
- Can operate as portable freezer or refrigerator depending on temperature settingAmperage: AC-110V 0.7 amps, DC- 12V/24V 4.2 amps
- Tri-Voltage power (AC or DC)12 volt power lead: 9' detachable
- Volume: 64 qt.Operates at angles up to 30º off level
- Cooling/freezing ability from 40ºF to 0ºFOutside dimensions: 31 1/10" x 19 1/3" x 17 2/5
- Variable automatic temperature controlInside Dimensions: 20 1/10" x 14 9/10" x 12 2/5
- Warranty: 2 years parts and labor. Carry In Service (if there are no servicers in the area, this unit must be sent to Engel for warranty service)Refrigerant: CFC free 134A
- Engel Portable Fridge/Freezer - 64 Qt.Weight: 68.3 pounds
- Interior dimensions: Height 14.9", Width 20.1", Depth: 12.4"
- Exterior dimensions: Height 19.3", Width 31.1", Depth: 17.4"


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Five French films will be shown on campus starting March 28 as part of a film series sponsored by the Department of French and Italian. The films will be screened at 8 p.m. on five Thursdays in March, April and May at the Stewart Film Theater, 185 Nassau St.
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Place your TV on top of this rustic southwestern TV stand with stars. The cubby holes provide plenty of space for your cable box, DVD player, and/or CD player. There is additional storage space in the lower cabinets. Hand made in Mexico by skilled craftsmen, you'll appreciate the sturdy solid pine construction and the attractive panel doors with carved stars.
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Stray dogs or trapped cats may be brought to ACS Monday-Friday 1:00pm-5:00pm BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. While we understand that you are bringing the animal to us because you can't keep it, we are only able to take in animals when there are open kennels. Most often, if you have fed the animal for three days, the animal is considered to be yours per City Ordinance.
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Making the decision to give up your pet can be a difficult one. We encourage you to exhaust all possible avenues of rehoming your pet before bringing a pet to Animal Care Services. We only accept owned pets when kennel space exists and BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. Appointments are required so the shelter can ensure we have the necessary resources and available housing to take in your pet. Please be aware that owned animals brought to ACS can be immediately humanely-euthanized if inadequate space exists, if the animal is not highly adoptable, or if the animal appears to be ill or injured. To make an appointment, please come to 2626 Holly Road and fill out the appropriate form.
To request assistance with an animal related problem, call the City's Customer Call Center at 826-2489 (826-CITY) between 8am - 5pm, Monday through Friday.
For after hour non-emergencies, weekends and holidays, please call Corpus Christi Police Department non-emergency line at 886-2600.
For after-hour emergencies, call 911.
Animal Care Officers are responsible for various types of animal-related matters. They are responsible not only for enforcing the local ordinance and impounding dogs that are running at large, but also for bite case investigations, animal attacks, neglect and abuse investigation, court appearances, public education, training efforts, wild animal issues, inspection of commercial facilities, and low cost spay neuter clinics and vaccination clinics. As our community grows, so does the volume of callers who need assistance from these officers. All complaints received are prioritized according to the safety issues involved for humans and animals.
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If an animal is an immediate threat to someone's safety, please call 911.
Animal Care Services is making an aggressive effort to address the problem of animal bites by talking to citizens and identifying where these animals live and to whom they belong.
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Injured animals are a high priority response for Animal Control Officers. A sick or injured stray animal should be reported to the Customer Call Center between 8:00am and 5:00pm at 826-2489. Report after-hour emergencies to the police department at 886-2600.
Animal Nuisances
Barking dogs and sanitation complaints are a frustration to citizens and Animal Care Officers alike. When these complaints are made to Animal Care Services, the City Attorney's Office is immediately involved. They will send a letter to the offending party. However, it is important to note that, as the complainant, you will be expected to be a part of the City's case against the owner if it goes beyond the initial letter. These situations cannot be handled on an anonymous basis and the City cannot be the complainant.
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For removal of dead animals, call the Customer Call Center at 826-CITY(2489). Dead animal pick-up is no longer performed by Animal Care Services. This is now performed through the Solid Waste Department.
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Our pets and other animals rely on us to take care of them and provide them with needed veterinary services, food water and shelter.
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Bill Gates Agreed with Ballmer: Sinofsky Had to Go
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Ballmer and Gates recognized that Microsoft needs to be more united internally across different divisions, and that change would be difficult with Sinofsky around
It turns out that Microsoft software head
Steven Sinofsky's departure
wasn't so sudden, and none other than Bill Gates was onboard with the decision.
Sinofsky, former president of Microsoft's Windows and Windows Live division, announced that he was
leaving the company
yesterday after a little over 23 years with the tech giant. It was reported as a "sudden" move that no one expected, but new details behind the departure show that the decision was contemplated for a while and even backed by Microsoft co-founder and chairman Bill Gates.
While Sinofsky was seen as a brilliant figure at Microsoft, his downfall was that he didn't get along with others within the company. He was notorious for picking fights with other executives, including current CEO Steve Ballmer, and even pushed former executives like chief software architect Ray Ozzie to quit.
Sinofsky was key to the development of Windows 8, which was
released October 26
and features an entirely new look and feel from the traditional Windows experience. However, Ballmer recognized that Microsoft needs to be more united internally across different divisions, and that change would be difficult with Sinofsky around.
Typically, in other company disputes, Ballmer and Gates would back up Sinofsky. But that doesn't seem to be the case this time around. Microsoft is looking to change and integrate teams across various units within the company. Ballmer saw Sinofsky as an obstacle to getting to that point, and
with Gates' support
, decided to part ways with Sinofsky.
All Things Digital
heard rumors about Sinofsky's departure over the last few weeks, both from inside and outside of Microsoft's walls.
While the decision to part ways with Sinofsky was a good thing in terms of moving Microsoft in a new direction, it also means the loss of a great mind that had a strong handle on Microsoft's software and innovation. Sinofsky may not be a team player, but he was great at what he did. Losing that sort of creativity and completely revamping the inner dynamic of how Microsoft's teams work will not be an easy task.
Julie Larson-Green, who has worked with Microsoft since 1993, is replacing Sinofsky. She played a key role in program management, and UI design/research for Windows 7 and Windows 8. So we'll see if Larson-Green can stand up to the challenge and fill Sinofsky's shoes while complying with the new integrated direction Microsoft is looking to take.
Sinofsky's leave is eerily similar to that of the recently departed
Scott Forstall
, Apple's former VP of iOS Software. Forstall was let go in late October after 15 years with Apple due to recent issues with iOS 6's maps and his tendency to not get along with other Apple execs.
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I don't like Maven at all but sometimes depending of the project and the people you need to use this. After playing with RSpec I stop considering any Java language framework acceptable for testing so for this project I'm working on right now I needed to find a solution that could integrate RSpec with Maven.
After googling I found this post from Bob McWhirter where he presented a official rspec-maven-plugin. I tried to use it but it wasn't working so I forked it, fixed it and changed some things.
The forked version of rspec-maven-plugin is at GitHub and to use it you should:
install the plugin in the local repository (this is necessary only one time):
git clone git://github.com/dcrec1/rspec-maven-plugin.git cd rspec-maven-plugin mvn install
configure your project's pom.xml adding this:
<plugin> <groupId>org.codehaus.mojo</groupId> <artifactId>rspec-maven-plugin</artifactId> <executions> <execution> <id>test</id> <phase>test</phase> <goals> <goal>spec</goal> </goals> </execution> </executions> </plugin>
set the JRUBY_HOME system variable, for example:
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OXFORD – City Planner Tim Akers said Oxford is considering a new "medical district" zoning designation for its newly included area.
Chancery Judge Ed Roberts approved the inclusion – the equivalent of an ordered annexation – of the area in late February, after a year-long court review of the site and how Mississippi annexation law applies to it.
The nearly quarter-square-mile block is planned as the site of the new Baptist Memorial Hospital-North Mississippi. It lies east of Old Taylor Road, south of Highway 6/278 and west of Lamar Boulevard.
"Once you annex an area … you have to come up with zoning," Akers told members of the Oxford Planning Commission on Monday. He noted that details of the designation will have to be developed and presented to them in April.
The current hospital and much of the surrounding area is zoned Professional Business, which Akers said "allows too many uses that would detract from the hospital."


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By Juanita Floyd
Last month I stopped by the New Albany Florist Shop to ask some general questions about a flower delivery. The lady who waited on me asked, "Where do I know you from? I never forget a face." I told her I graduated from East Union, Northeast, Ole Miss, I work at CREATE; you name it – I told her. She still couldn't place me. I told her I wanted to send an arrangement to my niece in Atlanta who had attended an MLK event with me. She said, "I know you now. I saw you on TV!" (Mystery solved by my 60 seconds of TV fame!).
Thus began our conversation about MLK and integration. We talked about my experience in 2nd grade. She said, "I know exactly how you felt entering that predominantly white school." I thought within, "No, you don't. How can you? Your skin is white. There is no way you could know how I felt." She instantly interrupted my thoughts by saying, "My family moved to the Delta during integration. I was one of five whites who entered the halls of a predominantly black school in the 10th grade. I was scared to death. I asked my mother if she was sure this was the school I was supposed to attend." She related her experience as initially frightening. She said, "After three weeks of school, I was one of the gang. Everyone bent over backwards to be nice to us. The teachers and students accepted us. I had a great experience…"
I later attended an event at St. Paul United Methodist Fellowship Hall that showcased a film about the history of blacks in Tupelo. One of the segments showed former students of Carver High School talking about their experience during integration. One student said, "I lost my identity. In the black schools we had our own clubs, bands, etc. We were a part of a family. When we changed schools, many of us were not selected nor invited to participate in some of their clubs."
I begin to recapture and think about my own experiences in high school. They were totally different from when I first entered as a second grader. Because of my mother's teachings, I became friends with most of the student body, teachers, janitors, cafeteria workers, and administrators. I was usually the only black person in most of the clubs – Beta, FBLA, etc. From the 9th thru the 12th grade, I worked in the school office and made the majority of the school announcements in the mornings. In 12th grade, the student body selected me as "Most Likely to Succeed." I was one of two blacks who graduated in a class of 52 seniors. Wilma Rudolph, Olympic track star said, "The doctor told me I would never walk, but my mother told me I could – so I believed my mother." Yes, I had problems, but like Ms. Rudolph – I believed my mother. When I would say to her, "Momma, do you think I could be a part of a club like the other students? Do you think I could work in the school office? Do you think…?" She would immediately say, "Of course, you can."
All of us have stories that have shaped our lives – some good and some not so pleasant. I know we can't forget the past; however, I do feel we can use those experiences to help bring about a change in the way we treat each other as human beings. I am so grateful to have met Mrs. Teresa Brown; her daughter, Tonya; and another associate, Adrianne, at the florist shop. My life certainly was enriched by a happenstance conversation with them.
If we communicate with each other – will it help us to understand that we are more alike than different? You be the judge.
Juanita Gambrell Floyd is vice president for Finance and Administration at CREATE Foundation. Contect her at email@example.com.


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Pinwheel blocks set on point spin across the top of a vintage red, white, and blue quilt. Making 256 triangle-squares for this project is a great way to practice your piecing.
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Traditional Four-Patch and Pinwheel blocks emerge in unexpected combinations on this lap quilt.
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Remake a three-color 1940s quilt in your own patriotic prints or solids. Likely made for a member of the armed forces, the vintage quilt features hand quilting in a nautical anchor pattern.
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Paisley Squares and Bars
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Strip of Stars
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Town Square Picnic
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Link to one of Sweetbriar Dams as she did a duck search http://www.abkvc.com/hunting-dog-training-videos.htm . They are not for the easy fix person. But they will Reward you
Link to one of Sweetbriar Dams as she did a duck search http://www.abkvc.com/hunting-dog-training-videos.htm . They are not for the easy fix person. But they will Reward you
As A Spinone owner I am of course prejudiced. I have replied to several of your comments, hoping to clear the palate. I confess I didnt get into Spins for the hunt. I Had a coonhound prior so not sure what that says. I am a champion of the breed for many reasons despite issues I have encountered(mainly health) Due to the requirement of my breeder I pursued the hunting angle(my dad would be proud) and am totally into their purpose. I enjoy the close hunting of them, the birdiness is a joy to behold, their comicness, their desire to please, and the warmth on the bed all matter to me. I know many of you are trialers, hunters, etc. They may or may not be the dog for you. They have thick skin so can endure much cold without the need of neoprene. On a trail they enable you to keep up with them, they notice if you fall and will come back to check on you.They can go all day over rough terrain, they are stubborn, smart,soft, and are the largest of the gundogs. Their webbed feet are huge, they (most of them ) swim well, & have course hair. Those with the short dense coats do not have much trouble with burrs. Those with longer coarse coats, can be combed out with cowboy magic. They can enter briars, and also go to ground to find their quarry. one of mine disappeared into a muskrat hole after a duck and came out with it.They slobber and sling it but that is what enables them to have the awesome nose that the possess. If you truly are thinking about one get in touch and I will be honest.
Readers may not be familiar with the task of duck search done in NAVHDA. As a retriever person, it made no sense to me but I now understand it after doing some reading and going to NAVHDA tests.
"I love the rod and gun and where they take me."
"Do not judge a man until you have walked two moons in his moccasins."
Also, NAVHDA has an excellent program. If I were to get a versatile hunting dog, I would do NAVHDA events. I saw many different breeds (one friend has a Braque Francais, another a Pudelpointer), it is an excellent program and every one of the people that I met were hunters. BTW, the spinone I referred to pointed every quail in the field---the only dog that day to do so.
The best advice is to get what you like and work with it.
"I love the rod and gun and where they take me."
"Do not judge a man until you have walked two moons in his moccasins."
At the Invitational level in Navhda the water work is a double marked retrieve, and a blind retrieve. at this level is it almost all about obedience. The blind retreive is just that, heal to line, off lead, a send lined up across large water. Dog is expected to follow the line. search is penalized. retreive and return to heal position. Double marked, again is much like retiever tests. obedience on the way to the blind offlead, launched birds, memory bird etc. The duck search is part of the UPT and UT testing. My Navhda chapter has several Drathaar in the group and their testing is even more intense. As a friend noted you train for the highest and go as far as you can.
"There is a nice couple in VA that have a pair." Brad, would that be Ecco and Rosso?
Since my mother breeds them, I spent Thanksgiving with about a dozen of them and have known and hunted over many Spinoni over the years (my original SCOA memership number was 105).
While every one is different, just like other breeds, most of the ones I have known were very, very birdy. Excellent upland hunters that will hunt all day. They do tend to hunt close as they were bred, which gives them a disadvantage in pointing HTs and trials. As far as them being retrievers, that seems to be more mixed but a lot of it I think has to do with less attention to retrieving drive than those of us with retrievers. They are very nosy dogs, which could be a disadvantage running retriever HTs, but I have no doubt I could grab several of my mother's critters and get a MH on them without too much trouble.
They are great family dogs--very loveable and loyal--although their favorite thing to do seems to be to drink half a bucket of water and then come put their beards in your lap.
As to the comment that folks breeding for conformation has bred the hunt out of them, that makes little sense. They have not been recognized AKC breeds long enough for this to happen (there was a lot of debate in the SCOA about whether this would happen if they were recognized, though). Sure some of them may not hunt but a lot of labs are in the same boat.
Sweet beard Brad!!
You talking about the Rosenbaum's? Haven't met them at a training day yet, but I think I did meet them at a DU meeting one time?
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Haha! The beard didn't last too long after that picture.
Yes, the Rosenbaums. Thanks, I could not remember.
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Dolomite23 wrote:Do you mean like how major scale sounds happy and a minor one is kind of ominous.
Yeah. Different scales have different vibes that I thought you might wanna make use of. Kreider pretty much made the point I had in mind. The Phrygian scale, for instance, has a mysterious, exotic, Middle-Eastern, Gypsy feel (though probably not what you're looking for in a Blues setting).
One thing I think has a lot of potential in your setting is what's called the Flatted 5th. Look up Tritone or Devil's Interval. It's very sinister and dark sounding, and used a lot in rock and metal music, including the opening riff of Hendrix's Purple Haze.
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Returning from a great duck hunt in Texas with clients and my son Jamie we stopped in LaFayette for the night. Some scumbag in a Chevy/GM extended cab pickup truck spotted my dogtruck and stole my son's dog out of a padlocked dog box. He also took clothes and hunting equipment. A video from the back of the Wafflehouse caught him on camera but couldn't make out the plate number. My son is on leave from the Air Force before his next deployment and his dog, Boz ,is his child !! He has had him since he was 6 weeks old and he 10 years old now.
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Binghamton University offers workshop on mediation, conflict resolution
Binghamton University's Southern Tier Center for Compassionate Communication (STCCC) is offering a workshop on how to transform conflict into situations of mutual understanding and respect. The session, "Solving Conflicts Peacefully and Meeting the Needs of All Parties: A Workshop on Mediation and Conflict Resolution," will be offered at 7 p.m. Monday, October 20, at the Broome County Public Library, 185 Court Street, Binghamton.
Trainer Ike Lasater will demonstrate how a technique known as Nonviolent Communication (NVC) can be used to foster better relationships between people through peaceful conflict resolution. Lasater has over 20 years of experience as a lawyer and mediator for the United States District Court in Northern California. He also has extensive experience as an NVC trainer.
A contribution of between $20 and $25 is requested, however, no one will be denied admission because of a lack of funds.
The STCCC was founded in 2003 to provide affordable training in NVC to residents of the Southern Tier to help address and resolve conflict. The center offers workshops on communication for couples, teachers, teen-agers, senior citizens, employers, workers and family members. It also offers practice groups in which participants learn from each other and from printed and audio-video materials.
For more information or to register for the workshop, contact Verne de Bourg, STCCC executive director, at 607-760-6673, or Jane Connor, STCCC founder, at 607-777-2416.


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2.1: Introduction to the Critical Reading Section
You're going to really need some caffeine and a sharp mind to get through this one. The SAT Critical Reading section, formerly known as the verbal section, tests your ability to use vocabulary and analyze reading passages. This section takes with multiple choice questions in the following formats:
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Don't fear the vocabulary section. It certainly helps to have used those tedious books like " SAT Words: Easy, fun and here now for !" Yet much of this section is based on your ability to think critically and use sentence clues to logically deduce the definition of the missing word. After you have done this you must rely on your knowledge of vocabulary, word attachments and word roots. We will walk you through these questions step by step to develop your vocab and logic skills.
The reading comprehension section usually puts of your testing room to sleep within (These passages are usually so abstract and boring to create a level playing field for students. The College Board figures that if it provides a sports essay, then athletes will have an advantage. So why not bore everyone?!) These multiple choice questions ask you about main ideas, tones, perspectives, word meanings in contexts and anything else that the SAT test makers think you should be able to tell from the info in the passages! Be on your toes, take notes while reading and make sure you can provide text support for your answer choices!
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SideSwipe is becoming ever more present in the stores.
I'm still tempted to buy 2nd figures of both him and BumbleBee to have one displayed in each mode, but it's not all that necessary.
I'm also eager to see pictures of the first Decepticon, Barricade with Frenzy!
I've never seen what that set is going to look like.
At Comic Con, Hasbro said they will continue with Mudflap and Simmons.
I'm hoping they'll take it further and do Sideways with Alice, Rampage with Ron Witwicky (prisoner), and maybe go all out and make Ironhide with Lennox.
More Decepticons would always be appreciated, too. Maybe Wheelie could be included as the mini-figure with one of them?