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You might take give Tim Landecker a call. He lives near Clearwater, MN. Try him after 7PM. He is sometimes had to reach. Search for: TKO retrievers
Also,Tim Springer of Dynamic Retrievers. of Marine on St.Croix.
Hey Sarge,
Do you know anyone in the TC Metro who's got a lot of skill using an e-collar, and enough patience to teach me the fundamentals?
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I m sure it's there have had a problem all day with my computer and can't get on to aol. . Will check first thing in am thank you

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William Wegman is a painter, photographer, videographer, and author. His work is well known and respected in the art world. Wegman has permanent art collections in three museums in the United States, including the Smithsonian American Art Museum. But of all the work he has done throughout the years, he's best known for one thing: his dogs.
The dogs are Weimaraners—an active breed that likes to run around and play. This is part of what makes Wegman's photos so unusual. Although his dogs are always looking to run, jump, and play, Wegman somehow gets them to stand perfectly still for zany photos, many of which have become famous.
This year, Wegman released a children's book entitled Flo and Wendell. It is based on his real-life puppies Flo and Topper. In the book, Wegman uses images of real dogs but paints them onto bodies of people, making the dogs look human-like. Part of the humor is that you see dogs posed in silly human situations and settings. Wegman says the dogs are a good canvas for this type of art. "They're kind of a neutral tone and color—they can change who they become," he told TFK. "I can change them into whatever I feel like almost."
Cast of Characters
Wegman has a long history of working with dogs. His first dog was named Man Ray. That's when Wegman first started to toy with the idea of photographing dogs. "Man Ray was interesting to me through the camera," said Wegman. He named his next dog Fay Ray. Fay Ray was the Weimaraner most often used in Sesame Street. In short videos, Wegman would give instructions, and Fay would help demonstrate everything from alphabet skills to math drills. After television appearances, the dogs became famous and Wegman continued to make more artwork with them. "They seem to like it because they're getting attention," says Wegman. "It gives them a job, which they seem to like."
Wegman's spacious studio in New York City doubles as a home for his family and a work office for him and his dogs. With scratchproof floors and couch slipcovers, the home has become the perfect space for his best friends. Over the years, Wegman has owned many Weimaraners and welcomed numerous visitors, reporters, and art enthusiasts into his home. All get a warm and friendly greeting from his current pups, named Bobbin, Candy, Flo, and Topper. And after a round of eager play, the dogs don't mind crawling into a stranger's lap for a nap on the couch.
Getting the Picture
Wegman got the idea for his latest book, Flo and Wendell, when he stumbled across old photos of the dogs and started to doodle on them. He realized he could make photos of his dogs more interesting by painting them into scenes with costumes and props. The book is Wegman's first children's book in more than 10 years. "Ten years ago, I had an interesting cast. When they moved on, I was left with a different cast," he said. "I started to concentrate on painting, and through my painting I found inspiration for a new book."
In the book, Flo and Wendell have a funny sibling rivalry. Flo is a stylish older sister who likes painting and wearing knitted sweaters. She teases her little brother pup, Wendell. They play hide-and-seek and dress up. Their parents wish they would get along and they try to sometimes. The story hits home for many kids who have siblings. And the illustrations provide laughter for readers young and old. For Wegman, creating the book is just as entertaining as the story itself. "The most fun thing is to have a moment of creativity that gets perpetuated," he told TFK. "It's kind of a dream for an artist to be able to communicate and have an audience."
Watch William Wegman discuss Flo and Wendell in the video below.
Click here to see a slideshow of Wegman photos and illustrations.
To see more photos and videos by William Wegman and to learn more about his artwork, visit www.wegmanworld.com.


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That does it... look for this in the recipe thread!
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Creativity & adding your own personal flare is what makes it fun!
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I have made your fish twice now to rave reviews. The stuffing is awesome! I changed it up a little after I couldn't find good bisque. I put some canned crabmeat into the stuffing and then adjusted the rest of the ingredients to get the right consistency. I also substituted cream of mushroom soup which I supplemented with another can of crab meat. It was a nice alteration. Just wanted to let you know that I loved the recipe.
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Just a tip on the sauce: if you find it's not thick enough add a tablespoon of roux.
(For those who have never experienced the magic of roux cooking, this is simply a tablespoon of butter or lard to which a tablespoon of flour is added. Saute this mixture until it's golden brown. When added to a sauce, the semi-cooked flour bonds with milk sugars and forms a thickening agent without clumps and without the strange texture of corn starch.)
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Greg - quite the magnum opus at the kitchen! Sounds like next year's spring clave dinner to me...
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so grego, um, what time should we come over for dinner?
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Feel free to move this to a more appropriate board, but give it a day or two on the BIG Board. Thanks.
While fishing with the Estey's our conversations turned from fishing to eating fish to preparing fish. They were interested in baked stuff fish & I said that I have a great recipe, so here it is.
Baked Stuffed Flounder for Four
8 medium sized flounder fillets
1 (regular sized) box of Keebler Town House Crackers
1 stick of butter (or ½ stick & olive oil)
12 oz. of fresh mushrooms
1 cup of white wine.
2 lemons (or lemon juice)
16 young asparagus
4 cloves of garlic
2 tablespoons basil
Dill (preferably fresh)
1 can of condensed lobster bisque (Pepridge Farms)
1 cup of light cream
Prep. Work.
(1) Crush the crackers up fine. This can be done with a food processor, or place crackers in a double paper bag & beat with a rolling pin (or jump on it, seriously).
(2) Clean mushrooms & chop them up fine. This can be done by hand or using a food processor.
(3) Chop garlic up fine.
(4) There is no four, that's it!
Make the Stuffing:
Heat up a large sauté pan (nonstick skillet or stainless steal pan) under med./high heat. Add butter & oil, then sauté mushrooms and garlic until they're lightly browned. Stir in the Basil & Dill (if dill is fresh hold some back for garnish). Now turn the heat OFF & pour in wine & lemon juice. Add the cracker crumbs in a handful at a time while mixing. What you're shooting for is the stuffing to get the consistency of "Play-Dough". If the consistency is right before you use up all of the cracker crumbs that all right. If it gets too dry, add more oil, wine, or lemon juice. Put the pan on a trivet & let it cool for several minutes, because you need to be able to handle it.
Make the Sauce:
While the stuffing is cooling, open the can of condensed Lobster Bisque. The directions on the can will call for adding one cup of milk, but use the cream instead; it will give you the thickness of a sauce instead of soup. Follow the rest of the directions on the can, then keep the sauce warm & put it aside.
Stuff & Cook the Fish:
Preheat your oven to 400 degrees. Spray some Pam on a large (9" X 11") Pyrex brownie pan. Take a handful of stuffing and shape it into a cylinder, then wrap the flounder fillet around the cylinder & place it into the pan so that the "loose end" of the fillet is down. Do this for all eight fillets. Squeeze some lemon juice over each fillet then place into the oven & cook for 20-25 minutes, or until the fish is white & begins to flake. I like to squeeze on some more lemon juice half way through the cooking.
Putting it together:
While the fish is baking, steam the asparagus to your liking & make sure your sauce is still warm. When the fish is cooked, have four plates ready. Use a spatula to carefully place two fillets per plate. Place four asparagus across each of the two fillets & ladle on the sauce & garnish with the fresh dill.
On the side:
Simple is better; I like to serve this dish with a salad (green or Cesar) & rice (pilaf or long-grain & wild).
This is a very easy and great tasting dish you can put together in less than an hour. So, break out some candles and make some brownie points with the wife or girlfriend. (Just make sure that they're not in the same room at the same time, D'OH!).
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I also use this basic recipe for my famous baked stuff mushrooms. Substitute Keebler Cheese flavored crackers for the regular ones. Buy 3 dozen stuffing mushrooms; clean them & remove the stems. Then chop up the stems only & use them in the sauté. Stuff the mushroom caps & bake as above, but reduce cooking time to 15 minutes. Make these the next time you're invited to a party were you're required to bring an appetizer.
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We look for public oriented, outgoing, hard working, and team oriented individuals for part-time employment.
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The old permit types along with their non-descriptive names are being retired, You spoke and we listened. New permits are on the way to increase options for access to your UAA campus. In addition, a new parking garage is opening for use this coming fall semester, adding 450 more parking spaces. Learn more about our permits.
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Parking is available with Pay 'n Park, All permits are now allowed to park in the garages this fall!
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Suspend permit enforcement in a specific parking lot for your event by submitting the Special Event Request Form* (no less than two weeks prior to your event). Send the completed form to UAA Parking Events.
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Unless authorization is received, federal financial aid (Title IV) cannot be used to cover non-institutional charges such as: parking permits, parking fines, housing deposits and damages, library fines, returned check fees, health center charges, late fees or any other charges not directly tied to a class. If you would like to have these items placed on your account, you must complete the Title IV Authorization Form and return it to UAA Accounting Services.
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You may submit a signed original Payroll Deduction Form to pay parking permit fees via payroll deduction. Drop off completed forms at Parking Services or send via inter-campus mail.
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Why do I have to pay for a permit?
In order to raise sufficient funds each year to maintain the parking lots, the University of Alaska
Anchorage utilizes the permit system for parking on the Anchorage campus. Vehicles parked on
campus must display either a valid parking permit, day pass, Pay 'n Park receipt, or utilize one of
the metered parking spaces.
- Why are prices increasing?Parking permits have not seen a price increase since 2009, but construction of new parking
facilities, as well as increased maintenance costs on existing facilities, have made a price
increase a necessity. The price increase will be phased in over 3 years.
I used to order a Yellow permit, what should I get now?
The permit that would be best for your situation is most likely the Full Day permit. This will
allow you access to all the same lots you had access to under a Yellow permit, plus all UAA
parking garages. This permit is valid from 7:30am to 7:30pm.
I used to order a Green permit, what should I get now?
The permit that would be best for your situation is most likely the Evening permit. This will allow
you access to all the same lots you had access to under a Green permit, plus all UAA parking
garages. This permit is valid from 4:00pm to 7:30pm.
I'm getting a Housing permit, do I still need a separate sticker from Housing?
With the introduction of the new Housing parking permits, you will no longer need to have a
second sticker on your vehicle in addition to your parking permit.
How do I purchase the new Housing permit?
Only current semester students living in Student Housing are eligible to apply for the
Full Day + Housing parking permit. To purchase the new permit:
1. Log in to your account on http://uaa.thepermitstore.com,
or create an account if you do not have one.
2. Once you are logged in, click on the <click here>area under "Buy Permits".
You will be prompted for your University ID number.
3. Enter your information. The next screen should show a list of permits available for purchase,
with pre-approved permits highlighted.
4. Select the Housing permit, and continue to complete all 5 steps of the checkout process.
- I used to order a Platinum permit, what should I get now?The access provided by Platinum and Yellow permits have been combined into the Full Day
permit and is available for purchase as a semester permit or as an annual permit. This will allow
you access to any surface lot plus all parking garages. This permit is valid from 7:30am to 7:30pm.
How do I purchase a parking permit?
Permits can be purchased online at The Permit Store. The Parking Services Office provides
access to computers where you can order your permit and print out a temporary permit as well.
The office has relocated as of August 17, 2015 to 3800 University Lake Drive, and is open
Monday-Thursday 8:00 am-5:00 pm & Fridays 10:00 am-5:00 pm.
How do I replace a lost or stolen permit?
Come into the Parking Services office and fill out a Lost/Stolen Form reporting your permit lost/stolen.
Once you have submitted the form we will reissue you a permit for $10. This cancels the old permit and
gives you a new permit. If your old permit is found on campus we will alert UPD that we have located
the stolen permit. The vehicle displaying the stolen permit will be cited, the permit may be seized and
the vehicle may be booted/immobilized.
What do I do until I receive my permit in the mail?
You need to print a temporary permit. To print a temporary permit, you will go to The Permit Store.
1. Log into your account
2. Click on "Account"
3. Choose "View Permits" (in the center column)
4. Choose "Print Temp"
5. When Temporary Permit is printed, place it on the driver's side dashboard
The Temporary Permit will expire 14 days from order date. If you do not receive your permit by the
day before the expiration date, please contact Parking Services at (907) 786-1119.
Can I use my permit with more than one car?
Yes, up to 3 vehicles may be associated with any permit. A valid permit must be displayed
on any vehicle that is parked on campus. If more than one of your vehicles will be on campus
at the same time, you will need to purchase an additional permit or use the pay n' park during
times both cars will be driven. You need to make sure that your account is updated with your
vehicle information, and that your vehicles are associated with your permit.
How do I add another vehicle to my permit?
To add another vehicle, you will go to The Permit Store.
1. Log into your account using the e-mail address
and password you used to set up the account.
2. Click on "Account"
3. Click on "View Permits"
4. Click on the blue circle under "Vehicle" for your active permit
5. Click on "New Vehicle"
6. Add vehicle information, then "Add"
7. The original vehicle will appear to have been removed
8. Click on "Manage Vehicles" - All current vehicles will appear and will be on your permit.
Make sure to place the permit in the driver's side window of the vehicle you are driving onto campus.
Can I get a second permit decal?
No, each permit sold will only receive 1 decal. If your decal is damaged, lost, or stolen,
you may visit the Parking Services office to obtain a replacement.
Enforcement & Citations
When are parking rules enforced?
Permit and meter enforcement is Monday-Thursday 7:30 am-7:30 pm while classes are in session.
All other parking regulations are enforced 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Permits and meters are
not enforced when the University is closed with the exception of Student Housing Lots, which are
enforced all year 24/7. Access Parking Rules and Regulations.
How do I pay a citation?
There are three options to paying your citation. First, pay online at The Permit Store.
Second, pay in person at our office, 3800 University Lake Drive. Third, pay by check or
money order, made payable to UAA, through the mail or by dropping it in one of our
drop-boxes. Drop-boxes are located at Eugene Short Hall, outside the Bookstore and
at the Alaska Airlines Center main lot. Be sure to write the citation number and your
license plate number on the check or money order.
How long do I have to pay my citation?
You have 14 days to pay the citation before a $25 late fee is added to the fine. After 14 days
from the date of issuance one or more of the following actions will occur:
your right to appeal will be forfeited
the citation will be placed on your student account
a hold will be placed on your student account and a $50 administrative fee will be
assessed if 3 or more citations are outstanding
parking privileges may be revoked.
How much are citations?
Citations range from $35 to $500 depending on the violation.
- I wasn't driving the vehicle at the time, why do I have to pay? The registered owner of the vehicle is responsible for either paying or appealing the citation.
The ultimate responsibility of the debt belongs to the registered owner of the vehicle
per Alaska Motor Vehicle Statutes.
I don't agree with the citation, what can I do?
You may submit an initial appeal online at The Permit Store within 14 calendar days. Be sure
to include your correct email address, phone number, and the citation number. All first
appeals are entered using the online appeal process to ensure accurate processing and
written documentation with a time/date stamp within the 14-day eligibility window.
What happens if I don't pay a citation?
If a citation goes unpaid for 14 days, the right to appeal the citation is forfeited, and a $25 late
fee is assessed. If a citation goes 45 days without payment, a charge is placed on the
responsible party's student account, and the citation is closed. Student account charges of this
type also place a hold on the student account, preventing retrieval of transcripts. Parking holds
do not generally prevent registration unless the total amount owed exceeds $300.00. Further
collections processes are handled by the University's Accounting department.
Why was my car booted or impounded?
Vehicles on UAA property may be booted if the vehicle has three or more outstanding citations.
The charge for the "boot" is $50.00. Failure to resolve the citations may result in the commercial
towing of the vehicle from campus at the owner's expense. Unauthorized removal of, or damage
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The "Sleeve Dancer" is among the works of art from other collections in the
United States, Canada, Europe and China included in the exhibition.
At left: The centerpiece of the exhibition is the University Art Museum's own set of rare, 19th-century ink-on-paper rubbings of the "Wu shrines" pictorial carvings.
"Kneeling Female Attendant," (above) a clay piece from the Western
Han dynasty (206 B.C. to 220 C.E.), and "Massive Green-Glazed Horse,"
(below left) a piece of red earthenware from between A.D. 25 and A.D.
220, also are part of the exhibition.
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Re-examining an ancient Chinese burial site
Posted March 2, 2005; 03:43 p.m.
"Recarving China's Past: Art, Archaeology and Architecture of the 'Wu Family Shrines,'" an exhibition that re-examines one of ancient China's great archaeological sites, is on display through Sunday, June 26, at the University Art Museum.
For more than a thousand years, the burial site known as the Wu Family Shrines in the Shandong Province of northeastern China has served as a benchmark for the study of the Han dynasty (206 B.C.-A.D. 220) -- one of the defining periods in Chinese history. The inscriptions and pictorial carvings covering the stone slabs from this family cemetery complex have been the basis for much of what is known about critical dates concerning artistic, literary, cultural and architectural developments from one of ancient China's richest eras.
New scholarship led by Princeton is presented in the exhibition and in
an accompanying catalog. This work likely will prompt significant
re-examination of the site's long-accepted implications, including even
its attribution to the Wu family.
The exhibition and catalog reinterpret the shrines based on the discovery, since the 1980s, of additional structures and archaeological materials, as well as evidence that some of the writing and pictorial carvings at the site may have been re-cut over the intervening centuries -- essentially recarved to fit prevailing attitudes and assumptions about the Han era.
"In leading this project, we intend to reopen discussion about what has been taken for granted over nearly a thousand years of study and create the possibility to reconsider and re-imagine some of the most fundamental assertions about China's cultural, archaeological, and artistic past," said Cary Liu, curator of Asian art at the museum and team leader for the project.
"We are proud to lead this re-examination of a cultural legacy that is fundamental to those steeped in the study of ancient China," said Susan Taylor, director of the museum. "This initiative, centered on objects in Princeton's collection but including works borrowed from collectors and other institutions, also allows the public to participate in a reappraisal of this extraordinary legacy and to open an unusual window onto the remarkable issues surrounding archaeological research and cultural history."


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There is still time before NCAA basketball games really mean something, but it's another season again!
Ohio State breaks Marquette's long home win streak. YSU goes up against a big boy in UMass and as expected, doesn't win. Pitt's going for a 3-0 start. But the Div. III player who scored over 100 points last year did it again this year; his scoring average is 90.0 ppg now!
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Just curious as to who will buy multiple of any particular Lego set? I have bought 4 sets of the Speeder Bike just because I want an army - of Lego - Biker Scouts
I guess this set will be quite popular with you guys as a multiple candidate due to its not to expensive and also it contains TWO Biker Scouts.
I also contemplate buying another set of the AT-ST but hope to do that during clearance
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For whatever reason, the 1st being me, with my knowlege on posting, I can only get 1 pic. on this post.
Last week I was very fortunate to get 2 very beautiful turkeys, in Carlos Cano Cruz, Campeche, Mexico.
Both weighed 10# and had 1 11/16" 1st spurs, and 1 10/16" 2nd spur on the 1st bird, and 1 1/16" 2nd spur on the 2nd bird.
It was 100 degrees every day but had a breeze to help ease the heat
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Toyota New Zealand is recalling just over 21,000 cars in a global campaign involving 7.4 million vehicles.
There are 21,145 affected vehicles sold new here and an unspecified number of vehicles sold as used imports may also be involved.
In the affected units the sliding electrical contact module in the driver's side Power Window Master Switch may experience a "notchy" or sticking feeling during operation.
Toyota NZ's general manager of customer services, Spencer Morris, said customers should not apply commercially available lubricants to fix the "notchy" or sticky feel as a short circuit causing melting or smoking of the switch assembly could occur.
"Owners of vehicles affected will receive a notification letter and are advised to arrange to have an authorised Toyota dealer inspect the Power Window Master Switch and, if required, they will apply a specialised grease," said Morris.
"If the dealer determines the electrical circuit board in the Power Window Master Switch has been affected then they will replace the switch."
Morris advised vehicle owners the remedial work would take about an hour, and was free.
No crashes or injuries have been reported related to the problem but more than 200 problems were reported in the US, with fewer reported elsewhere, including 39 cases in Japan, says Toyota spokesman Joichi Tachikawa.
The recall also applied to the UK, US, Japan, Australia, China, Europe, Asia and the Middle East.
Toyota has been trying to fix its reputation after a series of massive recalls - 14 million vehicles - over several years.
Other recent major international recalls have been:
March 2012: BMW said it was recalling about 1.3 million cars for repair worldwide because of a possible problem with a battery cable cover in the boot. The recall affected 5 and 6 Series BMWs built between 2003 and 2010.
September 2011: Honda said it would recall about 960,000 Fit subcompacts and other models globally to repair defects including malfunctioning power window switches.
May 2011: Honda expanded earlier recalls of Hondas and Acuras over airbags that could deploy with too much pressure, adding more than 833,000 vehicles from 2001-2003. This was the fourth time Honda widened its airbag recall since 2008. The number of vehicles affected was 1.65 million.
January 2011: Toyota said it will recall more than 1.7 million vehicles worldwide, bringing its recall total to nearly 16 million since late 2009.
October 2010: Toyota recalled about 1.66 million vehicles, mostly in Japan, the US and China, for brake and fuel pump problems.
October 2010: BMW voluntarily recalled 350,000 cars worldwide over possible brake problems. Affected were 5, 6 and 7 Series models built since 2002.
August 2010: Toyota recalled 1.3 million Corolla and Matrix cars from 2005-2008 model years in the US and Canada.
June 2010: GM announced the recall of 1.5 million trucks, crossovers and cars from model years 2006-2009 as the unit that heats windshield washer fluid could catch fire.
March 2010: GM said it was recalling 1.3 million compact cars in the 2005-2010 Chevrolet Cobalt and 2007-2010 Pontiac G5 in the US; the 2005-2006 Pontiac Pursuit sold in Canada; and the 2005-2006 Pontiac G4 sold in Mexico.
January 2010: Toyota issued a series of recalls covering 5.6 million vehicles in the US because of sudden acceleration in some vehicles.


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Dried cherries and fresh cranberries pair beautifully. Cloves are a festive touch.
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This has been a staple on my Thanksgiving table since 2001. I make the night before and refrigerate. I love the smell of the house when this is cooking! It thickens great overnight. I use cranberry juice or cran-cherry and it works well.
Have made this for as many years as this was published. Sometimes with variations and sometimes not. I use a bit less liquid since I like it a little thick. I add a touch of cardamom and orange zest. If you can't find cherry juice or forget to buy it :), I've subbed orange juice or partial orange juice as well. But our favorite is all cherry -- this year Knudson's tart cherry (keeping the sugar as written). Enjoy!
I've been making this recipe for years, with a little less sugar, and with great success. This year I made it and it never thickened. The only variable was the cranberries; the store was selling a different brand than usual (Ocean Spray). I cooked it a long time to be sure the berries had all popped but it was still thin and runny after having been refrigerated overnight. Any idea why this may have happened?
Made this for 1st time. So glad we used the "Just Black Cherry". Worth the hefty price for the flavor it added. Took advice on sugar too. 1/4 c seemed just right (we used Cran juice with apple in it. Great flavor. Can't seem to get more than 1 fork to show up so my rating is bogus. This is good stuff!
excellent as is; made with cranberry juice but otherwise as written. A nice change.
We've made the recipe for the last few years and everyone loves it. Go slow with both the sugar and the cloves -- it's easy to do too much of either, and the type of juice you choose will make a big difference in starting sweetness. We like to add orange zest! Now, to make a triple batch...
After years of trying cranberry sauce recipes that we didn't like we found this one in 1998. We've given up on trying new recipes and this is the only recipe that we use now every year. Everyone loves it and now it's expected.
I love the pairing of cranberry and cherry, but just as a warning, the clove flavor of this recipe is very strong -- too strong for the palates of some of my family members. I use 1/2 cup sugar, and cut way back on the cloves. I make this every year...delicious!
This was an enormous hit on its own during Thanksgiving and I am now serving it to great reviews over poached pears, topped with fresh whipped cream. Fantastic. And easy.
Served this on Christmas and got great reviews. It has just the right amount of sweetness. Will make this again.


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JoinMap ® 4.1Software for the calculation of genetic linkage maps in experimental populations of diploid species
JoinMap provides high quality tools that allow detailed study of the experimental data and the generation of publication-ready map charts. The intuitive MS-Windows ® user interface of JoinMap invites to a better exploration of the data. For instance, you can perform several diagnostical tests, both before and after the actual map calculation, and you can remove potentially erroneous loci and individuals from the map calculations by a simple mouse-click.
New features introduced with version 4.1The only, but very important, enhancement of version 4.1 of JoinMap is the ability to use the multipoint maximum likelihood mapping algorithm on populations of type CP, i.e. the outbreeding species full-sib family. The new method has a very high speed at computing dense maps for CP populations. For instance, a linkage group of about 250 good quality SNP markers (a mix of <hkxhk>, <lmxll> and <nnxnp> segregation types) is estimated in about 8 minutes (on a regular PC). The method is described in a paper that was accepted for publication:
Projects of JoinMap version 4 can be opened and will automatically be converted into projects of version 4.1.
Van Ooijen, J.W. (2011). Multipoint maximum likelihood mapping in a full-sib family of an outbreeding species.
Genetics Research, accepted: June 2011, published: (2011) 93, 5, 343-349.
New features introduced with version 4With this edition JoinMap is taking another big step in linkage analysis software! Many new features were added, some improving the user interface, others supplying more powerful methods, for instance:
- data management: copy and paste your marker data from MS-Excel into JoinMap; easily check for coding errors;
- new population types: advanced intermated families and advanced backcross families, of any given generation;
- more criteria to study the linkage group formation: linkage LOD, independende test P-value, recombination frequency;
- use existing maps (of multiple groups) or existing groupings to create the linkage groups of a new population;
this is very handy when employing markers with known map positions in new populations, and also when expanding your map with an additional set of markers;
- use the so-called strongest cross link information to verify assignments of markers to groups;
- very fast computation of high density maps with the new mapping algorithm according to Jansen, et al, 2001.
TAG 102: 1113-1122 based on Monte Carlo Maximum Likelihood: the algorithm needs only couple of minutes for a 100
markers linkage group!!;
(the new mapping algorithm and the regression mapping algorithm of JoinMap 3.0 are available side by side)
(for the outbreeder full-sib family (CP) the new mapping algorithm is limited to pseudo-testcross analyses, i.e. a map for each of the two parental meioses separately)
- get an idea of plausible map positions of markers;
- graphical genotyping;
- bar and XY charts;
- print preview.
- an intuitive MS-Windows user interface, which adds a lot of practical functionality
- all analyses are based upon just a single input file in plain text format with a flexible layout
- also imports MAPMAKER raw data format (data types: f2 intercross, f2 backcross, ri self)
- experimental population types: BC1, F2, RIL, F1-derived and F2-derived DH, outbreeder full-sib family
- powerful determination of linkage groups
- automatic determination of linkage phases for outbreeder full-sib family
- several diagnostics, before and after the actual map calculation:
- test segregation distortion
- check similarity of loci
- check similarity of individuals
- calculate genotype probabilities conditional on map and flanking genotypes to discover double recombinations
- test heterogeneity of recombination estimates between different populations
- combine ('join') data derived from several sources into an integrated map
- map charts, with many adjustable features and exportable to MS-Word ® and MS-PowerPoint ®
- copying of results to clipboard for additional use in MS-Excel ®
- print or export results, e.g. export maps for use in MapQTL ®
- no limits to the amount of loci, linkage groups, etcetera, apart from the physical memory (RAM) of the computer
- manual in Acrobat ® Reader PDF file format
- easy-to-use InstallShield ® installer
LimitsThis edition is not suitable for handling thousands of (SNP) markers. The capacity of the Dataset node and of the Groupings tabsheets depend largely on the amount of free RAM memory. Because the software is 32-bit, it can only address upto 4 GB of memory. Because this memory also is used by the MS-Windows operating system itself, in practice the maximum available is 2 to 3 GB. Also when running JoinMap from 64-bit MS-Windows, the maximum remains the same, any surplus of 64-bit memory cannot be used. The Dataset node and the Groupings tabsheets were tested to handle a set of 3000 markers for a 100 individuals. The high density mapping algorithm is able to deal succesfully with linkage groups of 300 good quality markers. By removing the redundancy in huge datasets JoinMap may be possible to deal with these data. Feel free to try it out in the evaluation version.
ImpressionGet an impression of the software with the slide show:
JoinMap ® 4 slide show (size: ~0.9 MB).
Version informationJoinMap 4.1 is available as 32-bit software for the 32- and 64-bit MS-Windows platforms Vista, 7, 8, 8.1 and 10. Other MS-Windows platforms are not supported. Previous versions are no longer available.
The original version of JoinMap was published in 1993 in The Plant Journal by Piet Stam [1]. Version 2.0 of JoinMap was presented at the Plant Genome III Conference, January 1995, San Diego, California, USA [2].
- Stam, 1993. Construction of integrated genetic linkage maps by means of a new computer package: JoinMap. The Plant Journal 3: 739-744.
- Stam, 1995. JoinMap 2.0 deals with all types of plant mapping populations. Plant Genome III Abstracts.


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Does anybody have the Lego Star Destroyer? I want it, but it looks massive to try and put together.
Does anybody have the Lego Star Destroyer? I want it, but it looks massive to try and put together.
My Jedi name is Merdar Iyu
Chewie? Chewie!!! Have you even seen Star Wars?!!
"Lev, have you ever heard of Evil Kenevil?" "No, I never saw Star Wars"
I did buy the star destroyer and put it together without much trouble, although it took me a while (some 25+ hours). It's a great set and I would recommend getting it.
One thing that the manual does not tell you about but that I found out can be a bother is about the yellow pieces that hold the magnets. Make sure when putting the magnets in those yellow pieces that they all repell one another (meaning the same polar side of the magnet is always facing down). Especially at the rear bottom of the ship I found that the magnets that are supposed to keep the plates together actually influence eachothers field, and if they are the wrong way around they do not generate enough pull to keep the hullplates attached to the frame.
There are a couple of minor mistakes in the manual as well, mostly in forgetting to number how many times you need a particular piece. I did not find the mistakes to be of any hinderance, but just kep looking at the pictures while you build just to make sure there is not a whole lot of those little blue lego pieces that you are forgetting.
However, if you build the star destroyer exactly according to the manual one of the shield generators is positioned one lego knob more foreward then the other, and That just looks weird! The picture on the box clearly shows that both should be in the foreward position, which is how I did it, and that looks fine.
Hope this helps!
Your advice is greatly appreciated RobertDD, I havent got it yet, but it looks really cool. How big is it when all put together?
My Jedi name is Merdar Iyu
Chewie? Chewie!!! Have you even seen Star Wars?!!
"Lev, have you ever heard of Evil Kenevil?" "No, I never saw Star Wars"
Didn't Lego raise the price on these after Christmas? I think I saw them going for around $300 now.
2015 RFL Thank You to, TeeEye7 & Slicker, JediTricks, Tycho, El Chuxter, and Darth Jax!!!!
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It's a ;ittle over three feet long.
Lego had announced long ago that the set would go up to $300 on Jan 1st, 2003.
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
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I agree about things having to be feasible and I haven't investigated costs as it's not my field and there are hundreds of variables. i also know about roofs. In all my experience, I avoided roofs even if I had to pay much extra unless I was building the entire building from scratch. I remember putting structural steel through a roof in Brooklyn and deciding to pay the owner an enourmous, essentially blackmail amount, of money to use his own roofer and be responsible for the roofinf part. I also remember going up on the roof after a rain storm and the roofing contractor is using a skill saw and extension cord to cut the membrane. I yelled at the guy, said: you don't work for me but 1. get the cord out of the pubble 2. if you do cut the membrane all the puddle will go through the roof. He replied, Naw, I've already done one hole in a puddle and there was no problem..... unbelievable. Trashed two secerataries and all of their office stuff...
Anyway, that said, there are lots of relatively cheap ways to do garden roofs and they are growing in popularity. For example, http://brooklynroofgarden.com/
I admit that some of the examples are paid for by rich people who want a garden rather than being financial self sufficient. But other examples are businesses that make a profit with rooftop gardening.
There are hundreds of more examples and it is common (at least more and more common) in Europe. I don't know how the systems work because i didn't build them. But it's really nice to see goats grazing on roofs. Or see roofs that provide their own shade and shed thier leaves in the winter. Like all solutions, they won't work everywhere and I don't think they are needed everywhere but they will work in a lot of places.
>>> And electric bikes in Minnasota will work! I think there is this huge problem with America and new ideas, despite being the land of innovation. If you told the citizens in Mineapolis that it wouldn't work, they would have bikes out and working this winter. It's just a matter of wanting it to work instead of sitting your butt complaining.
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Grado GR10 In-ear Headphones
" I am lost for words for 2 reasons, 1st: These in ears behave much more like over ears headphones in all the good ways. 2nd: these deserve to be much more popular than they are, I am simply shocked that there is not much more renowned! I currently own the Shure SE535's as well as Sennheiser IE8 and have used and owned many of the 500 and under earphones, such as Monster Turbine Copper Pro..." --Tenor123
TDK EB750 Headphones
" These IEMs have an MRSP of $40. For that price they are not worth it. However, in many discount places, especially in Canada, you may find these @ $15 or less. If you find them for this price, grab them. I personally paid $10. Sound is great for the price. They look very rugged and feel solid, I believe they are made from aluminum. The cord is also tangle free and feels very nice...." --thug behram
Grado GR8 In-Ear Headphones
" I love the full size grado HF2 and older grado's but these do not sound good to my ears. Strident and uneven. These were not lovingly crafted or dialed in. There was no 'man' behind the tuning of these and this is evident in the final product. I'd love to see grado come out with a smooth yet dynamic sounding iem similar to the HF2 but am not holding my breath, especially when I've found..." --thelostMIDrange


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KOSCIUSKO – First M&F Corp., the parent of M&F Bank, reported first–quarter net income of $2 million, or 22 cents a share. That compares to earnings of $1.1 million, or 12 cents a share for the year–ago quarter.
The company's provision for loan losses declined from $2.28 million a year ago to $1.28 million for the first quarter of 2013.
Net interest margin for the first quarter was 3.56 percent, compared to 3.73 percent in the year–ago quarter. Total assets on March 31 were $1.55 billion, compared to $1.6 billion in the year–ago period. Deposits fell from $1.4 billion to $1.35 billion.
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Sweatproof, slip-free personal sound systems for rocking your fitness routine.
When you're working out solo, good music is the perfect partner. It can motivate you, inspire you, and carry you through pain to new personal bests. But it's hard to find headphones that can stay on through—or survive—a solid sweat session. After all, sweat can ruin more delicate headphones.
Not to worry, though. Several companies are taking note, making water-resistant, sweatproof headphones that can handle a marathon or a brutal CrossFit regimen, and even rinse clean when the work is done.
There are a few important considerations when choosing fitness headphones, namely fit, sound quality and where you'll use them.
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For indoor workouts, like the gym, in-ear headphones are the best. You want them to block out all the ambient noise—grunting, weights clanking, the incessant whir of stationary bikes and treadmills—to focus on the task at hand. In-ear headphones fit snugly into the ear canal, like earplugs, preventing those outside noises from interrupting your flow. Because they better seal off the ear, you can keep the volume lower on your mp3, iPod or smartphone, allowing you richer sound without blasting your tunes.
If you're running or cycling outside, open-back earphones—especially earbuds, clip-ons and some neckband designs—that sit just outside the ear canal allow you to hear some ambient sounds, like traffic and other potential hazards (a bear on the trail, perhaps) to keep you out of harm's way.
For workout headphones to be good, they need to sound great—deep and clear bass notes, tonal clarity and rich, sharp highs—and be stable during exercise, otherwise you're wasting time fiddling with gear, the workout suffers, and you're frustrated. Almost all headphones are sold with several pairs of ear tips—many with antimicrobial treatments to reduce the buildup of bacteria—that allow the user to dial in the best fit, no matter the activity. Add the structural back up of an ear clip, hook or neckband, and those personal speakers aren't going anywhere.
These are 8 of the best workout headphones available. We ranked them based on sound quality, apparent durability, online consumer reviews and price. When you add it all up, it comes down to value. Where two different headphones had comparably good sound and one cost twice as much, we ruled in favor of the cheaper pair. Where the price was in the same range, the better-performing pair takes the cake. It's that simple. We believe that all will stand up to sweat, stay in your ears and deliver top-notch sound through workout after workout. So queue up your playlist, and get ready to rock out on your workout.
Sennheiser Adidas CX685 Sports
For $70, the CX685 provide exceptional sound quality. The in-ear design creates an acoustically closed environment, ideal for a busy gym when you need to focus on your program. The small adjustable ear fin design hooks comfortably under the contour of the outer ear to keep a comfy fit, and the sound even and clear. In-line volume control allows for on-the-fly adjustment. Sennheiser was a head above the competition in terms of overall performance and price.
Currently $66.50; amazon.com
(See also: Are Beats by Dr. Dre worth the price tag?)
X-1 Surge Sportswrap Waterproof
Fully waterproof up to 12 feet, the Surge headphones are designed for kayaking, swimming, SUPing or any other water-based adventure. The neckband design and watertight earplugs ensure fit and functionality, even in stormy waters. On the sonic side of things, strong neodymium drivers deliver superior clarity and tonal fullness. Of course, be sure to buy a waterproof mp3 player or smartphone case before you hit the high seas.
$60; x-1.com
Like running in the rain? Good. So does the Image S4i Rugged. All-weather ready, the S4i takes the award-winning acoustics of its sister S4 and gives it a raincoat. The in-line control uses oversize buttons for easier use when on the go, plus rubber reinforcements in key areas enhance its overall durability for more rigorous activities and a longer lifespan.
Starting at $99; Yahoo! Shopping
Bose SIE2i
Bose teamed with Reebok to create a total athletic headphone package with the SIE2i. They put Bose's renowned sound quality into a stable, sweat- and water-resistant chassis that features a hydrophobic cloth cord and a Reebok Fitness armband to keep your smartphone or mp3 player out of the way. The result is a high-end, fully functional sound system so you can rock out on your workout. The three-button in-line remote makes calls and track changes easy, so you can keep the momentum—and motivation—going. The SIE2i had sound quality to match some of its higher-ranked competition, but its heavy price tag dragged it down our list.
Starting at $150; Yahoo! Shopping
Built for serious wear and tear, the unique Inspire Duro headphones twist into place in the outer reaches of your ear canal for a comfortable fit that won't fall out. Because of the ergonomic shape, they stay put but also pull out easily when you need to hear outside sounds. The sweatproof nature of the headphones extends from the speaker covering to the soft, tangle-free cloth cord that wears well next to skin and rinses off just the same.
Starting at $50; Yahoo! Shopping
Polk Audio UltraFit 3000
The Ultrafit 3000 is Polk Audio's all-in-one sports machine. Built to stay put during the most vigorous of exercises, the full-spectrum speakers are constructed with adjustable ear clips to eliminate any slippage. The cords—with their Kevlar core and cloth exterior—are tough and don't get tangled like plastic does. The three-button, in-line control is simple to use, and seven different eartips ensure a custom fit. Completely sweat- and moisture-resistant, the Ultrafit 3000s are happy with a rinse when your workout is done.
Starting at $80; Yahoo! Shopping
Denon Exercise Freak
More geek than freak, the Denon wireless sports headphone is a full-featured exercise tool with integrated amplifier that delivers superior sound for those who like the in-ear experience. The sweatproof earpiece has a swivel arm that allows for maximum adjustment to the ear tips to achieve the fullest sound. There's even a reflective tab on the band for night runs.
Starting at $150; Yahoo! Shopping
JLab GO 4GB
Swim much? Fully submersible, the JLab GO allows you to take 800 or more of your favorite songs, literally, into the water. Simply plug the mini USB (the port is protected by a watertight, twist-and-lock plug) into your computer to update your playlist and charge the 10-hour battery. These headphones have seven pairs of soft silicone tips for a comfortable fit and a satisfying, tonally-balanced sound.
$100 (on sale now for $30); jlabaudio.com
Click to see More of the Best Headphones for Working Out
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6 Worthless Exercises and What to Do Instead
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Bring a touch of Italy to the dinner table with these peasant-style rustic bread sandwiches filled with cheese, salami, sliced prosciutto and red onions – ready in just 10 minutes!
If rosemary olive oil is not available, you can make your own. In a small saucepan, warm 1 cup olive oil with 1 or 2 sprigs of washed and dried fresh rosemary for 8 to 10 minutes. Cool; discard rosemary. Pour oil into a jar with a tight-fitting lid. Store in refrigerator up to 2 weeks.
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Mary Magdalene was a Jewish woman from the tribe of Benjamin who was also a disciple of Christ. She appears in all four Gospels in the New Testament. Mary came with Jesus on his journey to Jerusalem and witnessed his crucifixion.[1] She was also the first person to see that Jesus had resurrected.[2] Jesus cast 7 demons out of her by the power of the Holy Spirit.[3]
The New Testament does not mention her beyond the Gospels. It should be noted that the view of Mary Magdelene as a prostitute is not found within the Bible or the writings of the early church fathers.


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thank you for your interest in my living, I glad that you stopped by at my listing.
I will be looking forward to see you in cool appartment near the city center (10min by walk), which has total size of spacious 93m2. The flat consist of 3rooms, equipped kitchen, bathroom, WC and 2other pantry as storage rooms. I was trying to equip the rooms somehow differently, minimalistic design, a lot of space feeling of freedom...I hope you will like it (see the photos). Any comments welcomed :-)
Linen for beds are provided, keys too and there is high speed internet connection in the flat with wifi. The city center is well accessible by tram n. 5, 9, 26 (2 stops) or by bus 207 (3stops) or by food in 10min. The night city transport from the city center goes every 15 minutes directly to that place.
For accommodated visitors I have prepared maps and points of interest from Prague and surroundinds, also I am sending g map where you can find in Prague interesting places, bars, city views, where advantageous to change money, etc.
During your stay I am available personally, by mail or by phone to help you with anything during your stay.
Prague is one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Still reasonably cheap and safe to travel. No matter if you are going just for a short break or for longer - there's so much to see and do. There's something magic about that city. We don't know if it is Franz Kafka who's attracting many Jewish to see Old Synagogue. We don't know if it is view from famous cafe Slavia over river and castle where former president used to go. Definitelly Prague has got a GENIUS LOCI...
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1/ leave the flat as clean as it was before your arrival. I am not charging you cleaning fee. If you decide to not clean the flat at all, please leave 10EUR for the cleaning lady and I will add another 5EUR (I am giving this job to old ladies or single mothers only to get better their financial situation). I have a good experience so far with that.
2/ To protect the wooden floor, please, take off your shoes and use the slippers next to entrance or yours and please, do not pull the heavy luggages across the wooden floor. Keep in mind that Wimdu do not provide insurance, all demages/loses will be charged.
3/ It is strictly forbidden to smoke at any part of the flat, balcony (if there is any), coridor and main entrance of the building. Security and neighborhood reason
4/ Please, do not be loud at the flat, corridor/hall of the building as there are living other people too.
Thank you, Jakub :-)
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The apartment is situated about 20 min out of the city center and 15 min away from the main train station. I enjoyed the time in Prag and in the apartment.
You will find everything you need inside the apartment and even if your group is a little bit larger, there is still enough room.
Next time I'll choose the same apartment again and I hope you will enjoy the stay as I did.
Top location! Very central! ...and a beautiful apartment in a very nice building with a great view! Thanks a lot, Jakub!
We Were 20 Minutes Late and no one was there to give us the Keys and jakub wasnt reachable via Phone so we had to wait in a Bar.. By accident we found out he left the Keys in the bar where we were drinking/waiting.. So Be in Time! ;) the flat was Fine..
Fantastic apartment in an excellent non-touristy neighbourhood in Prague. The apartment is warm and fully equipped with everything you need. There are lots of nice places to eat and drink in the surrounding streets. Just 10 minutes from the bus station. The city centre is just 15 minutes on foot away.
Very nice apartment and host!! Clean,convenient and good location (20 min walking from the old town square or 10min by tram)
We had wonderful time in Praha! The apartment is nice, really spacious and clean. It is located very central - within walking distance from the touristic center - in a beautiful neighborhood. Special thanks to lovely Jakub who made our stay excellent and provided us with a lot of useful inside information.
We had a nice vacation. The flat was very spatious, comfortable and with easy acces to tram, bus and metro. Jakub was a very nice host, he offered useful and detailed information about the area and the city.
Easy organization and communication! Jakub gave us a lot of information up front about transportation, restaurants and places to be around the apartment and Praha. The place was as described, very clean and the kitchen fully equipped. Although we arrived at one o'clock at night, Jakub welcomed us with his friendly kind! Thanks again and maybe until next time!
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Sigfried Postweiler
Verona -- Sigfried Postweiler of Verona, WI, passed away at St. Mary's Care Center, Verona, WI, on February 14, 2013 at the age of 78. Through his final months, Sig held tight to life with the same commitment and fortitude he demonstrated in his life. His passing on Valentine's Day is a reminder to us of the loving heart he held inside.
"To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die." -- Thomas Campbell.
Sig was born in his family home of Westport, WI to parents Rudolf and Emilie Postweiler. Rudolf, a vegetable farmer and Emilie, a nurse-midwife, (1st generation immigrants from Germany) welcomed Sig into this world on March 4, 1934, joining brothers Rudolf, Raymond, and sister Irmgard. Sig attended Catfish School, a one-room elementary school, in Westport before attending Wisconsin High School, Madison where he graduated in 1953.
In 1955 Sig enlisted in the Army where he was stationed in Germany, his family's homeland, for almost 2 years. Upon his return, Sig married and had 3 children, Teri (Johnson), Jeff, and Jill (Sommers).
Character, devilish, prankster, fun, friend, father, uncle, brother, quiet, tough, hard-worker, strong, committed are all words used to describe Sig. Spending much of his life working more than one job at a time, Sig was committed to hard work and stepping out of his comfort zone. As much as Sig worked hard, he also played hard. Boats, ATV's, snowmobiles and travel colored Sig's life journey. On sun-filled days Sig could be found basking in the sun while snow-covered weekends were met by Sig cruising the snowmobile trails. Big, fast and adventurous; hard-working, stout and firm -- qualities of a man who lived a life filled with challenge, adventure and laughter. Sig's heart shone strongest when around animals, especially dogs.
Sig is survived by his children Teri (Brad) Johnson of Oregon, WI; Jeff (Becky) of Verona, WI; and Jill Sommers, Milwaukee, WI. Other survivors include his sister Irmgard (Emy Imhoff) of Madison, WI; brother Raymond (Sandy) of Northbrook, IL; grandchildren Ryan and Tyler Johnson of Oregon; Amy and Logan Postweiler of Verona; and Kati Fitch of Milwaukee. Sig is preceded in death by his parents Rudolf and Emilie Postweiler and his brother Rudolf Postweiler.
Memorial Services and a Celebration of Life will be held at 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, February 23, 2013 at Ryan Funeral Home, 220 Enterprise Drive, Verona. Visitation will be held from 1:00 p.m. until the time of service on Saturday at the funeral home. Sig was a lover of animals, especially dogs. Please, as a contribution today, give your dog a nice long walk and a huge hug. In addition, donations can be made to the WI Humane Society at https://www.giveshelter.org/donate-in-honor.html.


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By Brad Locke/NEMS Daily Journal
As Ole Miss keeps pushing and reaching for an NCAA tournament bid, Mississippi State continues to search for answers.
The Rebels (20-7, 9-5 SEC) are coming off an 88-55 win over Auburn and have a chance to keep moving forward this week. They host Texas A&M on Wednesday and visit MSU on Saturday.
Ole Miss had lost three of four before the Auburn game.
"We haven't played well. I just wanted us to play well, and the score would take care of itself," coach Andy Kennedy said. "I was very pleased."
Kennedy, now the program's all-time winningest coach, understands that nothing is guaranteed in the SEC.
"There's very little separation when you get past Florida," he said. "Anybody can beat anybody on a given night."
MSU (7-19, 2-12) is hoping that's true this week. The Bulldogs have lost 12 in a row, and their 72-31 loss to Vanderbilt on Saturday marked their lowest point output since '85.
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State has suffered four SEC home losses of 30-plus points. When asked about his team losing so badly at home, first-year coach Rick Ray became a bit defensive.
"All these stats in the difference of how bad we're getting blown out, I'd like somebody to go back and look at the stats and see how many scholarship players (previous teams) had," Ray said.
MSU has had only six scholarship players available for the past five games due in part to suspensions of Jalen Steele and then Roquez Johnson, the latter of whom has missed the last two games.
The Bulldogs travel to Kentucky on Wednesday, then have a shot to avenge a Feb. 6 loss to Ole Miss. To pull an upset or two, this current way of play can't continue.
"As we continue to play, something's got to change," center Gavin Ware said. "We've got to develop more, we've got to find some way where we can start producing on the defensive and offensive end."


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Word is that the film will include the story of The White Council's battle with The Necromancer (who turned out to be Sauron) at Dol Goldur in Mirkwood.
The White Council was made up of Saruman (before he turned all evil and junk) Gandalf, Elrond, Galadriel, and Cirdan (bearer of the ring of fire and the guy whose ship bore Frodo and Bilbo away from the Grey Havens at the end of ROTK.) It's possible that other members may have included Radagast the Brown, elf warrior Glorfindel (whose role in the film trilogy was taken up by Arwen - in the book it was him who saved Frodo from the Ringwraiths, after Frodo was stabbed by the Morgul blade) Legolas' father, Thranduil, and Galadriel's husband, Celeborn.


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The Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory's 20th annual "Science on Saturday" program, a series of talks geared toward high school students, begins Saturday, Jan. 15, and runs through March 19.
The talks, with topics ranging from quantum physics to mountain gorillas, begin at 9:30 a.m. on designated Saturdays and usually finish by 11:15 a.m. Students, teachers, parents and community members are invited to attend the lectures in the Gottlieb Auditorium on the Forrestal Campus.
There is no preregistration; registration takes place on site before each session. Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis. Heightened security at the lab requires that all adult visitors show government-issued photo identification. Directions and further information are available from the Plasma Physics Lab.
This year's series includes the following lectures:
- Jan. 15: "The Idea of a Moduli Space" by Jordan Ellenberg, professor of mathematics, Princeton University.
- Jan. 22: "A Quantum Chemist Looks Under the Hood: What Makes Molecules Do the Things They Do?" by Michelle Francl, professor of chemistry, Bryn Mawr College.
- Jan. 29: "The Body Synthetic: Biomaterials in You" by Michele Marcolongo, associate professor of materials science and engineering, Drexel University.
- Feb. 5: "Glass, The Canvas for Science: From the Scientific Glassblower's Perspective" by Michael Souza, Department of Chemistry, Princeton University.
- Feb. 12: "Linking Perception to Action: Mechanisms of the Brain that Give Rise to Qualities of the Mind" by Joshua Gold, professor of neuroscience, University of Pennsylvania.
- Feb. 19: "Invading the Virus World: Detective Stories in Infectious Disease" by Joseph McCormick and Susan Fisher-Hoch of the University of Texas Health Science Center.
- March 5: "More Perfect Than We Imagined: A Physicist's View of Life" by William Bialek, professor of physics and genomics, Princeton University.
- March 12: "High-power Lasers: Another Path to Fusion Energy" by John Sethian of the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory.
- March 19: "What is the Value of Continued Long-term Research on Wild Mountain Gorillas?" by Dieter Steklis of Rutgers University and the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund International.


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I am a believer in comp'ed sink lines, especially in currents and rocky drop offs. In currents, often the tapered end / leader rides higher than the belly of the sink line giving a false impression of the working depth. Having the front bite deeper helps a lot whether fishing for steelhead in a fast deep run -or- stripers in a tide rip. Also with rocky deep drops I hate how working the fly to a good depth gets the belly into the danger zone in sharp barnacle encrusted rocks as you strip the fly home. Density comp'ed (also called uniform sink) lines are much easier to keep out of the rocks for those times when you are thinking about where the fly is not the belly of the line.
Unfortunately I havent seen them in the compact head configurations (QD, Deep Sea, depth Charge, etc)... anyone else?
rio density compensated
Needed a sinking line for my new/used 8 wt., as my old 200 grain line simply would not load the rod. Decided to go with the Rio density compensated sinking head as I have never tried any rio lines.
So far I think it's great--running line is a little stiffer than similar integrated shooting head style lines from Teny, Orvis depthcharge, Airflo depthfinder etc, so it seems less prone to tangle.
I tend to fish these lines about 75% of the time since I deepwater fish a lot, so we shall see how it holds up over the season, but so far I'd reccomend it.
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Uncle Bill, that is completely uncalled for. Please get well soon. We're praying for you!
God Bless You and your family.
Uncle Bill, that is completely uncalled for. Please get well soon. We're praying for you!
God Bless You and your family.
Don't bother to just be better than your contemporaries or predecessors. Try to be better than yourself.
William Faulkner
Prayers sent to Uncle Bill from down south.
Prayers for a speedy recovery and return to the hunting blind! God Bless!
George Billings
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"Tess" Amigold Duckus Takem - Miss her greatly
Prayers for your speedy recovery UB. Danny
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UB, David and I were talking the other day, remembering the fun we had at your place and all the birds you all shot. Please get well soon, I'm loosing too many "good Ones" here lately. Love to your contankerous self. Bill Watson
'Show up for work, do the best job you can and treat others the way you would like to be treated'
This is Uncle Bill to Me!!!
an absolutely Great representative of HRC. He always welcomes people. respectfully answers handlers questions when judging, and most importantly makes your experiences running his tests fun..
Bill,, You HAVE to get better!!! Uncle Bill.jpgUncle Bill 2.jpgUncle Bill 3.jpg
It is far easier to spit on the work of others than it is to produce something better yourself.
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HR Calypso Zoomin Loosies Mad Hader (Maddi) We loved you baby. R.I.P.
HRCH FlatLanders Broken Pistol Ricochet MH (Flinch)
My Christian Name is Michael Baker..
I have gone by "Gooser" since I was a "gossling"
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Uncle Bill,
It has been my good fortune to have had the opportunity to banter back and forth with you over the years here on the RTF.
Here hoping that you get well soon.
"i guess the old saying 'those of us that think we know everything annoy those of you that does' " --bobbyb 9/13/06
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Heat and humidity approaching dangerous levels
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- Wisconsin health officials want people to be careful in the heat and humidity.
The Department of Health Services says last year 27 people died in Wisconsin because of heat-related issues.
This year, one heat-related death in Wisconsin has been reported.
That was last month in Juneau County.
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Psychologist fired from Wisconsin's youth prison in Lincoln County
Submitted: 04/27/2017
- A top psychologist at Wisconsin's troubled youth prison was fired for allegedly ignoring the requests of dozens of inmates who asked for help.
Records obtained by The Associated Press show Dr. D. Jeremy John was accused in December of not following up with 26 youth inmates at the Lincoln Hills and Copper Lake prison facility.
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"We're missing part of the world," said Forest County Health Department Director Jill Krueger. "We need to reconnect, go back, and discover all of the things that we loved before we had all of this technology."
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The pantry is hosting the Garden Fresh Salad Bowl event at Holiday Acres. It's a fundraiser for the pantry, and several local restaurants are participating.
"It should be a very nice event. It's a beautiful setting," said Rhinelander Area Food Pantry Executive Director Guy Hansen. "We've got 12 different restaurants that have contributed salads toward this."
About half of the crowd will win handcrafted door prizes from the Northwoods Turners. The event runs from 11 to 1. Tickets are available at the food pantry, CT's Deli, Forth Floral, and People's State Bank.
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N*WISH wants to work with landlords in Oneida County to help fight homelessness
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The Northern Wisconsin Initiative to Stop Homelessness, or N*WISH, wants to work the landlords to keep people housed.
"This is a new initiative, I guess, to try to build landlord relationships and awareness of homelessness and people in need," said Housing Program team leader Lori Hallas.
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Jump! Start helps local people with special needs get into college
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Nicolet College offers Jump! Start, which helps people with special needs go to college and prepare for the workforce.
College student Ashley Mathy has Pervasive Developmental Disorder, a condition listed on the autism spectrum.
As a high school senior, she was told she would never make it to college because she would fail.
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Walker hopes Trump's tough talk catches Canada's attention
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Walker said Wednesday that Trump's retaliatory move to impose tariffs on Canadian lumber was aggressive but appreciated.
Dozens of Wisconsin dairy farmers lost a market for their milk after Canada announced plans to change its dairy pricing policy to favor domestic milk.
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Police, analyst testify at day three of Vilas County sexual assault trial
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The 36-year-old Vilas County man is accused of three counts of sexual assault.
Wednesday began with testimony from a slew of law enforcement.
Each of them went over the night the woman accusing Teets of sexual assault called 9-1-1 .
Prosecutors showed the clothes police believe Teets was wearing that night and showed the knife police found in the pocket.
It is unclear if this is the same knife with which investigators believe Teets threatened the woman.
Next, the court heard from the sexual assault nurse examiner, or SANE nurse, who examined the woman in the case.
The nurse read from her report that night, referring to the woman as "the patient."
"The patient appears alert, awake, cooperative, tearful," the SANE nurse testified.
Defense attorney Steven Lucareli asked the SANE nurse if she noticed the woman was hurt.
"No physical injuries whatsoever, whether violent or not?" Lucareli asked. The nurse confirmed this was true.
Then, a DNA analyst from the state crime lab testified she found Teets's DNA from the samples the SANE nurse sent to her.
Lucareli pointed out that the analyst couldn't say how the DNA might have gotten there.
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Excelsior Ever Up Days!
April 2017
We invite you to take part in a new movement we're creating among Excelsior, Regents, and USNY graduates nationwide. Through a one-time service experience, you'll have a chance to:
- Make a difference close to home
- Possibly meet other local alumni living in your area
- Contribute to the total impact made by the College's graduates in April, Excelsior's charter month
What is it?
Ever Up Days is a movement of USNY, Regents, and Excelsior alumni nationwide, wherein they will perform acts of service within their own communities. Individual service project will take place during the month of April to coincide with the College's charter day (April 9). We plan to make this an annual event.
Why are we doing it?
We know that community service is important to many of our graduates. Informally, we hear about the causes that incite their passion. We also have a notable list of alumni award recipients who demonstrate how service to the community is an important part of our alumni culture.
Who is eligible to participate?
Graduates of USNY, Regents, and Excelsior College. Family and friends want to join you? Bring them along, but please ask about age restrictions at your service site first.
What qualifies as service?
If it seems like a service experience, it likely is. It can be a regular gig or a one-time event. Think about what you're already doing…donating blood on a regular basis? That counts. Helping at your child's school? That counts, too. Participating in a service project at work? Yes! Here are a few more examples:
- Walking dogs at an animal shelter
- Sorting food at a pantry
- Collecting food, clothing, pet supplies, or school supplies (at your place of employment or house of worship) to be donated to an organization in need
- Cleaning up a park
- Tending to a community garden
- Making birthday bags for children in homeless shelters
- Shelving books at the library
- Delivering meals to shut ins
How can alumni participate?
In the spirit of flexibility, there are 3 ways alumni can add to the impact:
- Lead a Project
- Alumni who currently volunteer in their own communities, can recruit a group of alumni to join them;
- Alumni who do not currently volunteer can identify opportunities within their communities, propose those opportunities to Alumni Affairs, and (if approved) recruit a group of alumni to join them in those projects.
- Join a Project
- Alumni interested in participating in a project can be connected with a Project Leader in their community, if one exists. If one does not exist, they will be encouraged to lead a project. If they don't want to lead a project, they have the option of volunteering on their own.
- Volunteer on Your Own
- Alumni who currently volunteer in their own communities can do so on their own during the month of April, report their activity to Alumni Affairs, and be counted toward the impact made during Ever Up Days.
STEP 1: Read the Alumni Volunteer Policy and Publicity Consent Form
STEP 2: Complete the Online Registration Form
STEP 3: If you want to LEAD a Project, read the Project Leader Responsibilities and then send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com with the following information:
- Proposed project location (include organization name, address, city and state, if applicable)
- Brief description of service work to be done
- Date and time proposed
- Approximate number of volunteers needed for this project
- Age or ability restrictions for volunteers
- If applicable, have you already contacted the proposed organization?
If your project is approved by the Office of Alumni Affairs, you will receive a list of alumni in your area to contact and invite to participate with you in this project.
STEP 4: Report the outcome of your service during the month of April to email@example.com so that it can be counted toward the overall impact of our alumni during Excelsior Ever Up Days
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