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Description Lake trout (Salvelinus namaycush) is a freshwater char living mainly in lakes in northern North America. Other names for it include mackinaw, lake char (or charr), touladi, togue, and grey trout. In Lake Superior, they can also be variously known as siscowet, paperbellies and leans. Lake trout are prized both as game fish and as food fish.
From a zoogeographical perspective, lake trout are quite rare. They are native only to the northern parts of North America, principally Canada but also Alaska and, to some extent, the northeastern United States. Lake trout have been introduced into many other parts of the world, mainly into Europe but also into South America and certain parts of Asia. In Canada, approximately 25% of the world's lake trout lakes are found in the province of Ontario. Even at that, only 1% of Ontario's lakes contain lake trout.
Dimensions Up to 4'2" (1.3 m); 102 lbs (46.3 kg).
Habitat Lakes & ponds, Rivers & streams.
Range Plains, Great Lakes, New England, Mid-Atlantic, Rocky Mountains, Southwest, California, Eastern Canada, Western Canada, Alaska.


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March 2009 Site of the Month
iResearch: Information Skills for Life
Authors: Su Hanfling (Project Champion, Director, Library Services), Southnary Tan (Project Coordinator), and others. See tutorial credits page for the full list: http://elearning.library.usyd.edu.au/credits.php
Institution: University of Sydney
Interview with: Southnary Tan
Interviewer: Carol Spector
Tutorial description: iResearch: Information Skills for Life is a collection of brief, inventive videos and interactive elements designed to help students develop their information literacy skills. Modules cover topics such as how to cite properly, how to search smarter, academic integrity, understanding call numbers, and deciphering citations on a reading list. Entertaining online games accompany most of the modules as a mechanism for reinforcing students' comprehension of the material.
Q: What was your project timeline? When did you start this project and how long did it take?
A: The initial project timeline was 18 months, beginning in July 2007 and it has now been extended through 2009 due to a grant extension. Five learning objects in the form of independent modules and four related games and activities have been developed. Five new learning objects will be released in Apr/May this year and we will begin development of new resources in May.
Q: iResearch was developed by a large group of people with a wide range of expertise. Are all the people that worked on iResearch members of the library staff, or did you hire outside help?
A: The majority of team members are library staff who are involved in all stages of development. We are fortunate to have a graphic designer and videographer on staff. The project involves many stages of development, from initial brainstorming for ideas/topics, through to content development and production, and product evaluation. Casual staff and consultants have been contracted at different stages of the process as required. These include:
- Flash developers (for online games and activities) - highly skilled students with a genuine interest and enthusiasm in the iResearch project.
- Instructional designers from a private e-learning company who presented a 1 day workshop before the commencement of each stage of development and provided consultation during the content development phase.
Q: Can you tell us about how the group worked together? Were there some people that worked on all the modules to establish some consistency?
A: After the topics were shortlisted for development, project team members assigned themselves to work on the learning object that they were interested in. The team members then worked within their small teams to develop the content, but also shared the work-in-progress regularly with the larger project team and the management team who ensured standards were met.
To enable iResearch products to be successful, it was critical that each learning object was developed within a collaborative environment. Mechanisms were set up from the onset of the project to allow sharing of information and ideas within the larger group, as well as for ongoing peer-review and critiquing. This included the use of a project wiki for the initial stages of development (shortlisting topics, articulating learning outcomes and brainstorming ideas for content/scenarios), making wireframes accessible on a shared network drive, and regular weekly/fortnightly project team meetings for each team to present their ideas for feedback and comments.
Q: In addition to a Project Coordinator, iResearch also has a "Project Champion." Can you tell us about that role?
A: The Project Champion, Su Hanfling, one of the Library Directors, was pivotal for making iResearch possible. Su was successful in securing a University of Sydney grant to support the project.
Her vision was for the development of engaging information skills resources, developed using evidenced-based principles, for effective learning and teaching. She wanted to develop online resources that encouraged deep learning and appealed to different learning styles, including learners from the Web generation. The resources would be made available at point-of-need. Su also believes strongly that people who have fun while they are learning, learn more effectively.
Her leadership, forward-thinking approach, support and encouragement for innovation and breaking traditional boundaries, help us to take risks and be creative.
Q: The design quality of iResearch is exceptionally high. Is the graphic designer a library staff member? How significant to the development of iResearch was the role of the graphic designer?
A: The work of the Project Developer has been crucial to the success of the iResearch project. We are fortunate to have an extremely talented graphic designer within the Library, Rebecca Goldsworthy. She has brought to life the vision of the content developers who are Faculty Liaison Librarians.
Many current students are visual learners, with constant exposure to high quality interactive websites and multimedia resources. Being in tune with, and informed by, this generation, Rebecca was able to develop designs which were well-received and appealed to students. She managed all aspects of the design, including scene development, animations, and illustrations, then pulled it all together using Adobe Captivate.
Q: Can you describe the technologies used to create the modules? What level of experience did the team members have with these technologies?
A: We mainly use Adobe products for the production of the learning objects, primarily:
- Adobe Captivate (for creating flash modules which can include branched scenarios and simulations).
- Adobe Illustrator (for illustrations and graphics)
- Adobe Photoshop (for photo editing)
- Adobe Premiere (for video editing)
- Adobe Flash (for animations and games/activities)
- Php/MySQL technology for the back-end to database-driven games (such as 'Bookshoot' and 'Find that cheese!' which requires records of 'Top Players')
- Microsoft Visio (for drawing wireframes)
- Adobe Captivate (staff had the option of using this to 'put together' their learning objects, or have the project developer do it for them)
- Adobe Photoshop (some library staff volunteered to be photo editors)
- Adobe Premiere (some library staff volunteered to assist with video editing)
- Microsoft Visio (most team members used Visio to draw their wireframes)
Q: The games that accompany the modules (e.g., Find that Cheese and Bookshoot) are terrific. Did you design the games in-house? What has been the student response?
A: Yes, the games were designed completely in-house. The concepts and content were devised by our Faculty Liaison Librarians; visual design was realized by the Project Developer and the programming was completed by our student Flash Developers. Student responses have been very positive. We marketed the games initially via a competition, with a $30 bookshop voucher for the Top Player. Over 1,000 scores were registered within 4 weeks. Many more played the games but scores were only recorded for instances where players completed the tasks correctly. The games have also been used successfully in classes where students have appeared to be engaged and had successful learning outcomes.
Q: Are you able to use the games and interactive exercises as assessment tools in addition to their use as teaching tools?
A: We have considered using the games and activities as assessment tools, however, we would need support from academic staff and more back-end programming would be required for accurate tracking of students' scores.
Q: iResearch includes so many creative elements, such as the mouse running over the citation and the casino approach to Boolean logic. Was there one creative mastermind, or was it more of a team approach?
A: All of the members of the team enjoyed the development of the concepts and supported each other to innovate.
Q: The "Search Smarter, Search Faster" module is really funny -- the pantomiming dinosaurs are a stroke of genius. Do you have advice for how to incorporate humor into online modules?
A: We were very fortunate to have highly creative and talented librarians who were also in tune with students' sense of humor and style. Having said that, some basic ingredients follow:
- Solid characterization/concept development - the characters and tone in each learning object were consistent throughout. We were careful not to throw in a line that may be funny, but does not flow with the rest of the concept.
- Avoid trying too hard. We road tested the concept with the students and took their ideas on board to make sure we weren't out of sync.
- Get the context right. Use typical scenarios and stories that will be recognizable to many students (e.g. up late at night trying to finish an assignment). We used student input to check for authenticity of concept and dialogue.
- Keep it concise - don't dwell too long on a scene, no matter how funny it may be to the creators!
- Look for examples - investigate other resources aimed at a your targeted group that are not necessarily library-related to provide inspiration.
- Know your audience - e.g. are they undergraduate or postgraduate students, do they have English as a second language, what challenges are they facing in their studies etc.?
Q: How is iResearch used on your campus? Is it integrated into library orientations or other classroom instruction?
A: iResearch resources can be accessed independently by students and are also integrated into information literacy classes. The resources have been used in classroom settings in many Faculties including Law; Economics and Business; Education and Social Work; Science; Architecture, Design and Planning; Pharmacy; Agriculture, Food and Natural Resources and Veterinary Science.
Q: Have there been any accessibility issues with the streaming video?
A: To date, there have been three reports from users about not being able to access the streaming videos. This related mainly to the 'Search Smarter, Search Faster' learning object. We resolved this by uploading a smaller version and also making it available on youtube.com.
We have not had any other accessibility issues reported with the streaming videos. We have, however, considered the needs of students with a disability who might have specific access requirements. We have uploaded alternate printable versions to help students gain access to the information if they can't, for any reason, view/access/use the flash versions.
Q: What has been your sense of how iResearch has been received by students and faculty? Do you feel that iResearch is accomplishing its objectives?
A: Evidence from statistics and user feedback indicates that iResearch is currently meeting the needs of many students and is providing engaging online information literacy resources that are regularly being accessed. We are just about to start a cycle of formal evaluation to ensure iResearch is meeting its objectives.
Since the launch at the end of March 2008, feedback from students and staff has been largely very positive. We have received over 300 responses from the online feedback forms, and web usage statistics have recorded over 55,000 accesses for the five learning objects and four related games/activities. The usage statistics indicate that many users are coming to the site via web search engines, with 'how to reference' being the most common search.
Q: The iResearch credits indicate that University of Sydney students participated as actors in making the modules. Did students have any additional roles in developing iResearch?
A: Yes, as mentioned earlier, students were involved in reviewing and critiquing the wireframes as well as the finished products. We also have students on the team working as voice-over artists, flash developers and web developers. It was great to see students so enthusiastic about iResearch, and taking ownership of the tasks assigned to them. It has added immeasurably to the outcome of the project.
Q: The material in iResearch is copyrighted by the University of Sydney Library. Did you consider a creative commons license?
A: We are currently considering a creative commons license for iResearch. We would be delighted to hear from any interested institutions and organizations who wish to collaborate. We are happy to share our experiences and knowledge with others.
Q: What is the biggest challenge you and your team faced in developing iResearch?
A: Some of the major challenges faced by the iResearch team have been:
- Time and resource constraints - team members have many other demands and commitments in their primary roles and have had to juggle iResearch tasks/meetings with other priorities.
- Developing concise content that will take a maximum of 5-10 minutes for students to complete. This has involved lots of editing and reduction of original content - naturally, you start out by thinking that everything is important for students!
- Being open to the peer-review process and input from students and being willing to re-write and re-draft content numerous times over a period of 3-4 months, before the production phase.
- Being creative and innovative in 1-2 hour timeslots, while working on other non-iResearch tasks.
Q: Do you have any further points or comments about iResearch that you would like to share with our readers?
A: I believe that the success of projects like iResearch is highly dependent on team work and collaboration, as well as the talents and creative minds of the individual members. We were very fortunate to have staff and students who were enthusiastic and passionate about iResearch. The team was open to new ideas, fostering innovation, and letting go of tradition.
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From Bobby Pepper, editor of the Journal's Lee County Neighbors:
"I found this on the Facebook page of Emily Gordon Leiter, a friend from my hometown.
Emily's sister, Mary Winn Settino, will be ringing the closing bell on the New York Stock Exchange on Tuesday, March 31. Emily said the closing bell will be on CNBC around 2:55-3 p.m. Central time. Mary Winn, who lives in New York, grew up in Chickasaw County and is a graduate of Houston High School."
But the NYSE has the Pepsi chairman and CEO listed as the bell ringer tomorrow:
"On Tues., March 31, The Pepsi Bottling Group, Inc., led by Chairman and CEO Eric Foss, will visit the New York Stock Exchange to celebrate the company's 10th anniversary of trading on the NYSE. The Pepsi Bottling Group began trading on the Exchange on March 31, 1999 under the ticker symbol "PBG".
In honor of this occasion, The Pepsi Bottling Group Chairman and CEO Eric Foss will ring the NYSE Closing Bell."
So, Bobby did some sleuthing and found out that Settino is the VP of investor relations & PR for Pepsi Bottling Group. From what we can figure, the job earns her a spot on the podium. The Exchange will have a live feed of the event on its Web site at 3:59 p.m. EST tomorrow.


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Roasted squash with olive oil, salt and pepper. A little white wine to deglaze after sautéing the onion and garlic. Used only 2 cans of beans, drained. One can of diced fire roasted tomatoes undrained. Two cans of chicken broth. A dash of red pepper flakes an lots of pepper and salt. Added bacon into soup and used emulsion blender to thicken. Very good. Parmesan sprinkled on top added just thought touch.
good and easy. I only used two cans of beans and pureed everything. added some adobo chili for heat.
I thought this was a delicious soup! I made a few changes in the recipe thought, including not adding bacon but I did use bacon grease to saute the veg, added some chopped carrot to the sautee too, and using a 32 oz can of whole tomatoes that I mashed up. It ended up hearty, flavorful, thick and delicious. A great soup to add to my fall favorites!
The soup is delicious, smooth, and hardy. It was not difficult to make and my husband enjoyed it very much. I plan to keep it in recipe box for future use. If you are a soup lover, you will certainly enjoy this one. Bon Appetit!
Don't use 3 cans of beans. I only used two and the whole thing tastes like beans. Yes, puree everything and I used half a pack of bacon and some deli-type sliced chorizo-this needs more flavor or it tastes bean-pasty. Some crumbled sausage in this would be awesome.
You really have to puree the entire soup, I think, don't you? Maybe mash it up as anothe user suggested. But a nice, flavorful soup nonetheless.
Ironically, my husband wanted butternut squash soup, but once I altered this recipe he was interested in the squash no more. Unlike other reviews we doubled the fat by adding 2 chicken sausages and specialty hot dry aged smoked paprika salami. Caramelized onions and deglazed as suggested but with red wine and allowed stock to condense a bit before adding back in the proteins. Never blended the beans. . . Frankly because I made a mistake reading the recipe - what a great mistake it was. Bottom line, this is a fun recipe to experiment with and add your favorite flavors. Added the squash despite husbands protests - it was a hit!
A friend made this & it was delicious, I will be making soon!
My husband loved the soup, despite hating squash. Like the others, I made a few alterations. Roasting the squash first gives it more robust flavor. Rinse and drain the beans; you can make up the liquid with more chicken broth. I added Italian seasoning and a bay leaf with the rosemary. I also used a potato masher to make the soup more "rustic." I added a little cayenne pepper to give it a kick.
A lovely soup perfect for a crisp autumn or cold winter night. I pureed the entire thing (except the bacon) so it was totally smooth and liked that texture than I would have if it were chunky. Added the bacon at the very end. I took the suggestion of red pepper flakes; I added a bit too much so it was too spicy for my palate, but this turned out to be a fortunate error when I discovered a swirl of sour cream not only reduced the heat of the pepper but also added a lovely creaminess to the dish.


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It has been a relatively busy week for the Phillies. They hired Juan Samuel to replace Davey Lopes on the coaching staff. They signed or agreed to terms with a few notable Minor League free agents and searched to fill vacancies on their Minor League coaching staff – which could conclude with Ryne Sandberg and Mickey Morandini joining the organization. This is before General manager Rube...


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Nottingham Forest chairman Fawaz Al-Hasawi has backed Billy Davies to finish what he started and get the Reds promoted to the Barclays Premier League.
Davies made a sensational return to the City Ground today, almost 20 months after he was sacked by the old regime, replacing fellow Scot Alex McLeish as manager after the former Birmingham and Aston Villa boss' brief spell in charge ended on Tuesday.
After steering Forest away from relegation following his appointment in January 2009 and then masterminding successive Championship play-off campaigns during his first spell, Davies is on record as stating that he has "unfinished business" at the club.
Al-Hasawi agrees and is confident that, at the third time of asking following his family's takeover in the summer, he has appointed the right man to deliver top-flight football to the banks of the River Trent.
"I'm delighted to welcome Billy back to our club and really look forward to working closely with him," said Al-Hasawi.
"Billy has unfinished business with the Reds and we know how hungry he is for success. In returning to the City Ground we believe his leadership will help us fulfil our ambition of making it to the Premier League.
"Billy is a Forest legend who needs no introduction to our loyal fans. We know how excited he is to pick up where he left off last time and we will back him 110%. This is a very exciting appointment for us."
Davies remains popular among Forest fans and the Al-Hasawi family, the club's Kuwaiti owners, are keen to win over supporters following the turbulent start to their tenure.
The Al-Hasawis have made their third managerial appointment since completing their takeover after sacking Steve Cotterill and Sean O'Driscoll and seeing McLeish quit after just 40 days amid rumours of interference in team affairs from the owners.
The chairman added: "We know the fans, players and staff will join us in welcoming Billy back to the Forest family. As I have said, we will return Nottingham Forest to its former glory."
Davies described being back at the club as a "dream come true" and is looking forward to officially beginning his role on Monday.
"It is a privilege and an honour to be back in charge of the Reds," said the 48-year-old, who has been out of work since he left Forest in June 2011 and on Monday turned down the opportunity to end that exile at Blackpool.
"As my new friend Fawaz says, I have unfinished business here at Forest and I am relishing this great opportunity to return Forest to its former glory.
"My tenure at the City Ground was cut short last time and I can't wait to get my boots back on and training the lads.
"We have a great squad and I know I can get the best from them. Coming home to the Reds is a dream come true."
The club have confirmed that David Kelly, despite only last week taking up the assistant manager's position at League One side Walsall, first-team coach Julian Darby and goalkeeping coach Peter Williams have been reunited with Davies as part of his backroom team.
Assistant manager Rob Kelly will be in charge when Forest face Bristol City, who recently appointed O'Driscoll as manager, at Ashton Gate on Saturday and he is also expected to work under Davies.
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Tía Betty Blue's
What's red and green and blue all over?
By Ari LeVaux
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The appeal of Tía Betty Blue's might seem skin-deep at first. The paint is fresh. The food comes fast enough to service a drive-thru window. A collection of bottled soda pops is so vast, it could be a gimmick. And the image of a raven-haired hottie—Tía Betty Blue, presumably—stares you down from the sign, the walls, the menu. But despite its candy-coated veneer, Tía B's means business. The food is simple but thoughtful, and it's different. And as long as food is the priority, who cares how cute the servers are?
Eric Williams ericwphoto.com
Outside there's a pleasant, shaded patio that hosts a mix of uniformed service-people on their breaks, as well as hipsters (and their dogs) hard at work on their food. The interior walls are clad with tattoo photos, Mexican archetypes, paintings invoking Día de los Muertos, a masked pro-wrestler and, of course, Frida.
The menu doesn't mention that the blue corn in the waffle boats is organically grown. But it is, and it's grown near Tucumcari. And yes, I did say "waffle boat."
Eric Williams ericwphoto.com
Tía B's baked, canoe-shaped waffles are served two ways. For sweet teeth, there's a fruit-filled waffle topped with a choice of flavored whipped creams, including lavender. The savory boat is stuffed with eggs, chile and, for an extra dollar, carne adovada. Sprinkled with cheese—not spackled, as is the case at most New Mexican places—the dish looks vaguely like a chili dog. The waffle is airy, with a light skin, and it breaks apart nicely into the filling.
The menu doesn't mention that the blue corn in the waffle boats is organically grown. But it is, and it's grown near Tucumcari. And yes, I did say "waffle boat."
An 8-ounce side of stewed local beans runs $3—but for an extra buck, you can upgrade to a 24-ounce bowl. The posole, also $4 for 24 ounces, is a bargain as well—though if you like broth, you'd better ask for it. The soup is thick with hefty pork chunks and shards of red chile pods.
Speaking of chile, there are five options: red or green sauce with meat, vegetarian red or green sauce, or simple chopped green chile. The green is from down south. The red is from the Chimayó area and hot enough to humiliate out-of-towners.
Eric Williams ericwphoto.com
In line with Tía Betty Blue's refreshing, less-is-more approach to cheese, iced tea and hibiscus drinks are unsweetened. That can't be said for the bottled sodas, a serious collection of root beers and out-there flavors like black pepper and PB&J. Despite warnings from the counter girl, the celery soda is interesting in a good way, with a strong, almost minty flavor.
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The many sandwiches options can be served as a salad instead, sans the bread or wrap. These include a New Mexico po'boy of carne adovada, pickled jalapeños and Fritos, as well as a vegan sandwich, which contains a good portion of homemade hummus—pink with red chile—and some fantastic grilled asparagus.
Tía B's website calls the traditional cooking of Northern New Mexico "the tastiest food in the world," and the restaurant aspires to keep those traditions alive. But in staying true to its roots, this place isn't afraid to innovate and take the cuisine to the next level. Underneath its veneer of sassiness, the food at Tía Betty Blue's is earnest and deep.
Eric Williams ericwphoto.com
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Savory waffle (with carne adovada!)
"Mediterranean" vegan sandwich
Hibiscus drink
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Hours: 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Friday; 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday
Price range: $4 to $6.50 entrées
Vibe: Mellow and vibrant
Vegetarian and vegan options: Bueno
Extras: Free Wi-Fi, Styrofoam-free take-out containers, weekend specials
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It's Showtime: Saki vs. Hari, Full Fight Card For Saturday
- Written by Rian Scalia
The biggest kickboxing event since the 2010 K-1 World Grand Prix is happening on Saturday. Headlined by a clash of elite heavyweights that pits Gokhan Saki against Badr Hari, the rest of the fight card is just as good, featuring 12 great fights.
The card is split into two portions, Part 1 and Part 2. Part 1 is the undercard, which will be on It's Showtime's live stream and the Fight Network in Canada. It will be aired in the US on HDNet on February 3. Part 2 is the main card featuring Badr Hari vs. Gokhan Saki and will be aired live on all three platforms; It's Showtime's live stream, Fight Network in Canada and HDNet in the US.
This is an overview of the full fight card for fans or casual viewers interested in tuning in but not quite sure who's fighting. Once again, it's a stacked card and any fan of combat sports should be tuning in on Saturday. It's during the late morning/afternoon so it won't get in the way of UFC on Fox. You'll have a whole day of combat sports. Full fight card below.
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-70kg: Henri van Opstal vs. Hafid el Boustati
-70kg: Andy Ristie vs. Hinata Watanabe
-95kg: Sahak Parparyan vs. Mourad Bouzidi
Heavyweight: Ricardo van den Bos vs. Ben Edwards
-73kg: L'houcine "Aussie" Ouzgni vs. Yohan Lidon (It's Showtime 73kg World Title Fight)
Heavyweight: Melvin Manhoef vs. Tyrone Spong
Part 2:
Heavyweight: Michael Duut vs. Anderson "Braddock" Silva
-70kg: Harut Grigorian vs. Chris Ngimbi
Heavyweight: Errol Zimmerman vs. Rico Verhoeven
-70kg: Murat Direkci vs. Robin van Roosmalen
Heavyweight: Daniel Ghita vs. Hesdy Gerges (It's Showtime Heavyweight World Title Fight)
Heavyweight: Badr Hari vs. Gokhan Saki (Last kickboxing fight of Badr Hari)


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It seems a little strange to have the words "Facebook" and "privacy" in the same sentence in one of my blogs, yet it seems that Facebook CTO Bret Taylor testified at a Senate Commerce Committee hearing on mobile phone and internet privacy.
But it turns out the story is about rather more than privacy: it's about using PhotoDNA technology to scan for child pornography and pictures of missing children. Which makes sense for a network that's used by an awful lot of people to share photos.
Blogs by Ernie Allen of the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) and Bill Harmon of Microsoft 's Digital Crimes Unit seem to indicate that Microsoft's PhotoDNA has already made an enormous difference on this particular battlefield. In the course of its work, NCMEC has analysed nearly 49 million examples of child-abusive photos and videos since 2002, and Microsoft's donation of the software in 2009 has clearly had an impact: 13 million of those images were reviewed in 2010 alone. Microsoft has evaluated 2 billion images on its own services with very significant success. Facebook users exchange 30 billion items (photos, blogs, links etc.) per month, so I expect the company's participation to make further, dramatic inroads into the problem.
Cheap shots notwithstanding, I'm not about to get indignant about the rights to privacy of the child abuse rings who are reported to misuse the service, and this one occasion where I wouldn't hate seeing other service providers follow Facebook's lead.
David Harley CITP FBCS CISSP
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text: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service September 26, 2011 PacTrust_wet_poly vector digital data Classification of Wetlands and Deepwater Habitats of the United States. U.S. Department of the Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service, Washington, DC. FWS/OBS-79/31. Washington, D.C. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Division of Habitat and Resource Conservation http://www.fws.gov/wetlands/ This data set represents the extent, approximate location and type of wetlands and deepwater habitats in Guam and Saipan, Pacific Trust Territories, United States. These data delineate the areal extent of wetlands and surface waters as defined by Cowardin et al. (1979). Certain wetland habitats are excluded from the National mapping program because of the limitations of aerial imagery as the primary data source used to detect wetlands. These habitats include seagrasses or submerged aquatic vegetation that are found in the intertidal and subtidal zones of estuaries and near shore coastal waters. Some deepwater reef communities (coral or tuberficid worm reefs) have also been excluded from the inventory. These habitats, because of their depth, go undetected by aerial imagery. By policy, the Service also excludes certain types of "farmed wetlands" as may be defined by the Food Security Act or that do not coincide with the Cowardin et al. definition. Contact the Service's Regional Wetland Coordinator for additional information on what types of farmed wetlands are included on wetland maps. The present goal of the Service is to provide the citizens of the United States and its Trust Territories with current geospatially referenced information on the status, extent, characteristics and functions of wetlands, riparian, deepwater and related aquatic habitats in priority areas to promote the understanding and conservation of these resources. The wetland maps were produced as topical overlays using U.S. Geological Survey topographic maps as the base. The hard copy product is a composite map showing topographic and planimetric features from the USGS map base and wetlands and deepwater habitats from the Service's topical overlay. Thus, the data are intended for use in publications, at a scale of 1:24,000 or smaller. Due to the scale, the primary intended use is for regional and watershed data display and analysis, rather than specific project data analysis. The map products were neither designed or intended to represent legal or regulatory products. Questions or comments regarding the interpretation or classification of wetlands or deepwater habitats can be addressed by visiting http://www.fws.gov/wetlands/FAQs.html These data were developed in conjunction with the publication Cowardin, L.M., V. Carter, F.C. Golet, and E.T. LaRoe. 1979. Classification of Wetlands and Deepwater Habitats of the United States. U.S. Department of the Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service, Washington, DC. FWS/OBS-79/31. Alpha-numeric map codes have been developed to correspond to the wetland and deepwater classifications described. These spatial data are not designed to stand alone. They form topical overlays to the U.S. Geological Survey 1:24,000 or 1:25,000 scale topographic quadrangles. Note that coastline delineations were drawn to follow the extent of wetland or deepwater features as described by this project and may not match the coastline shown in other base maps. Any use of trade, product, or firm names is for descriptive purposes only and does not imply endorsement by the U.S. Government. Although this Federal Geographic Data Committee-compliant metadata file is intended to document the data set in nonproprietary form, as well as in Arc/INFO format, this metadata file may include some Arc/INFO-specific terminology. 1977 present ground condition Ongoing In Continuous Increments 144.598870 145.844745 15.302688 13.166760 REQUIRED: Reference to a formally registered thesaurus or a similar authoritative source of theme keywords. Wetlands Deepwater habitats Hydrography Surface water Swamps, marshes, bogs, fens United States Pacific Trust Territories Guam Saipan None None. Acknowledgement of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and (or) the National Wetlands Inventory would be appreciated in products derived from these data U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Wetlands Database Administrator mailing address 505 Science Drive Madison WI 53711 USA 608-238-9333 608-238-9334 email@example.com Topical overlay showing the extent and type of wetland and deepwater habitats. 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The accuracy of image interpretation depends on the quality of the imagery, the experience of the image analysts, the amount and quality of the collateral data, and the amount of ground truth verification work conducted. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 1977 to present Wetlands and Deepwater Habitats of the Conterminous United States National Wetlands Inventory Maps Washington, D.C. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 1:24,000 and 1:25,000 Digital file and hard copy paper 1977 present Various dates Spatial information Original stable base hard copy maps of wetland and deepwater habitats were created based on USGS state and quadrangle boundaries. These maps were converted to digital files using various software packages (WAMS, ARC and others). The digital files were stored as ESRI Import/Export files corresponding to a single 1:24,000 USGS quadrangle. These digital files were imported and converted to ESRI Coverage format and checked for topological and attribute errors. All coverages were converted from a UTM map projection to an Alber's Equal Area map projection and the horizontal datum was converted from NAD27 to NAD83 were necessary. Polygons attributed as "Uplands" were removed from the dataset and polygons were merged at quadrangle boundaries where the quadrangle line divided polygons with the same attribute. The data was loaded into a seamless SDE geodatabase for the conterminous United States. These steps were conducted using both Arc Macro Language (AML) and ArcMap editing tools. All point data from the original ESRI Coverages were buffered by 11.28 meters (1/10 of an acre) and incorporated into this polygon feature class. Linear features from the original ESRI Coverages were merged at quadrangle boundaries where the quadrangle line divided lines with the same attribute. Linear data is stored in a separate feature class. Further data improvements included the conversion of all old wetland codes that contained 'OW' to the new code containing 'UB'. All polygons labeled as 'OUT', 'No Data' and 'NP' were removed from the database. NWI Vector G-polygon 1043 Label point 701 GT-polygon composed of chains 701 Point 4 Albers Conical Equal Area 8.000000 18.000000 145.000000 3.000000 0.000000 0.000000 coordinate pair 0.000156 0.000156 meters North American Datum of 1983 Geodetic Reference System 80 6378137.000000 298.257222 1.000000 Explicit elevation coordinate included with horizontal coordinates PacTrust_wet_poly Reference: Cowardin et al. 1979 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service OBJECTID Internal feature number. ESRI Sequential unique whole numbers that are automatically generated. ATTRIBUTE Alphanumeric code identifying the wetland classification of the polygon. http://www.fws.gov/wetlands/Data/wetlandcodes.html Coordinates defining the features. SHAPE Feature geometry. ESRI Coordinates defining the features. ACRES Area of polygon in acres. Calculated in an Albers Equal Area projection using ESRI's geometry calculator. WETLAND_TYPE General description of the wetland classification. http://www.fws.gov/wetlands/Data/MapperTips.html GLOBALID SHAPE_Length Length of feature in internal units. ESRI Positive real numbers that are automatically generated. SHAPE_Area Area of feature in internal units squared. ESRI Positive real numbers that are automatically generated. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Wetlands Database Administrator mailing address 505 Science Drive Madison WI 53711 USA 608-238-9333 608-238-9334 email@example.com Downloadable Data Although these data have been processed successfully on a computer system at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, no warranty expressed or implied is made by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service regarding the utility of the data on any other system, nor shall the act of distribution constitute any such warranty. 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Bronson definitely settling down a bit.
Bronson definitely settling down a bit.
Mesoraco grounds out to short
Pirates win
The older I get - the better I was
and yes - I hate the Cardinals (Reds fan since 1958)
Cozart strikes out swinging
83 pitches for Ryu after 5.
"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."
Arroyo strikes out swinging. 6 Ks for Ryu. 1-1 mid 5th
we'll get them next inning ----
The older I get - the better I was
and yes - I hate the Cardinals (Reds fan since 1958)
kbrake (07-27-2013)
Bronson still giving up a rocket a little too often....but he can still get through 6 and call it a good one
"I talked to an advance scout that told me if Joey Votto and Albert Pujols were on the same team he'd advise his team to do the unthinkable...pitch around Votto to get to Pujols." - Buster Olney, ESPN
Neone have a stream? My sources dry, many thanks
Ellis singles to center
Ryu sacrifices the runner to 2nd.
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Posted February 28, 2005; 04:52 p.m.
A panel discussion on "North Korea and the Bomb: How Real the Threat?" is set for 4:30 p.m. Thursday, March 3, in McCosh 10.
Participants will include: Bruce Cumings, the Norman and Edna Freehling Professor of History at the University of Chicago; Joseph DeTrani, U.S. State Department special envoy to North Korea; and Gilbert Rozman, the Musgrave Professor of Sociology at Princeton.
The moderator will be Harold Feiveson, co-director and senior research policy analyst in the University's Program in Science and Global Security, which is sponsoring the panel with the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.


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I still need a Galadriel. I'll be happy to take her off your hands!
All I need is her, Elrond, and Arwen/horse to have everything I want.
I still need a Galadriel. I'll be happy to take her off your hands!
All I need is her, Elrond, and Arwen/horse to have everything I want.
"Roger Nasty Butler!"
Arwen and Asfoloth are great. just got her this morning and ripped the box open faster than is humanly possible. It's a luvverly set! I even like ickle poorly sick Frodo.
JJ you should have got your replacement before sendoing off your own. That's naughty, but the lovely gesture is duly noted and I feel all warm and tingly inside that you did that for me. My sig line now means more than it did before. :happy: You're a top bloke matey!
Hey no worries, what goes around comes around! I've shipped out 4 PEW's for other collectors to date, and only had to live about 2 days without one in my collection before the forumites pulled through for me (Jedi Master Guyute to be exact - mad props to that Buckeye type). I'll have it soon enough, his spot is still saved on my shelf!!!
I'll have to get over to TRU tomorrow after court to see if the HD pack has worked it's way out west yet.
Yeah, jjreason came through with my PEW for me.
And now JMG is also going to hook me up with Galadriel!!! WEEEEE!!!!
Now which one of you is going to get me Elrond and Arwen??? HUH???
So exciting, now I just need Marvel Legends 4 to show up soon.
"Roger Nasty Butler!"
Cool! My bro just bought me the Helm's Deep Battle Set for my birthday...and only a month late!
Haldir frikkin' ROCKS!
Nice gift! Happy late B-Day!
I don't usually do this, but I just bought a second one today to keep sealed.... I know, there's something wrong with me .....all that $$$ just to have a sealed and opened Haldir... (worth every penny IMO )
I wish this Helm's Deep 5-pack would show up somewhere where I could get it.
"Maybe I can help you. I am Boba Fett. The ship you seek is nearby." -Boba Fett
Yeah, today was actually the 1st time I found mine at regular retail (TRU for $30).
Check your TRU's, that's where everyone seems to be finding them right now. Good luck!
No HD-5 pack sets in Ohio yet. I'm starting to lose my patience!! It's been quite some time since these badboys were supposed to be showing up in the mid-west, and nada!! Bleh!!
"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.'"
Think how we islanders feel. You guys get it months ahead of us. And it won't even hit regular retail just the specialist places. At least that's what i've heard.
But as I've ordered mine i know it's going to arive and all I have to worry about is finding the missing single figures I want:
Elrond, Galadriel, Sam in Moria, Frodo/Sam w/ boat, BK Uruk-Hai.
I wasn't going to buy more Hobbit re-issues but I want the Dwarf skeleton and the Frodo and boat for customising reasons. And the Uruk is just a nice adition to the ranks even if he is a disguised Ugluk body. Anything to create a varied Uruk army.
They will be mine, oh yes. just as soon as the damn credit card bills are paid...


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You didn't get to see them pick up their Grammys during the big prime-time telecast over the weekend, but congratulations are in order for the Kansas City Chorale who snagged two Grammys in Sunday's pre-show awards.
The Chorale's 2012 album, "Life & Breath: Choral Works By René Clausen," received Grammy Awards for Best Choral Performance and Best Engineered Classical record.
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This is the 4'th of Hals entrys in the simple but deadly fly swap. I'll let Hal enter the recipe.
: 4'th Pmflyfisher SBD flyswap entry, Spring Wiggler Nymph
John Desjardins
This is the 4'th of Hals entrys in the simple but deadly fly swap. I'll let Hal enter the recipe.
Pattern: Spring Wiggler
There are many Hex nymph versions this is the original version developed in Michigan in the early 1970s by Ron Spring of Muskegon., Michigan
Species: Great lakes trout, salmon, steelhead, smallmouth bass
Imitates hexigenia limbata may fly found in mid west and western lakes and rivers. In a the cream body version and light brown hackle it can also imitate shrimp.
When to fish: Whenever you go to a great lakes river or any river that has this nymph species all times of the year.
Technique: Fished standard trout nymphing style, dead drifted with a sink tip line.
Thread: Black, tan, or olive
Hook: 36890 salmon or any strong nymph hook down or upeye. Tie weighted or unweighted
Tail: 4-5 pheasant tail fibers (natural, or dyed colors). Tie this on before the shell back. Tie the shell back over the tail feathers but in a longer length than the tail feathers.
Shell Back: 6-7 pheasant tail fibers (natural or dyed colors - such as olive or green). Note you can also use the traditional red squirrel tail for the tale and shellback. Pull the shell back fibers over the hook AFTER you have wound the body hackle forward.
Hackle: Tie in a saddle hackle, or emu feather of olive , brown, or tan over the shell back and tail fibers.
Body: dubbing or fine chenille - tan, yellow, cream, or chartreuse are my favorite colors. Trivia: My first steelhead was caught on chartreuse body wiggler. Wind the body material forward tie off at the head.
Then palmer the hackle forward from the tail and tie off and cut. Trim the hackle that is on top of the hook before you pull the shell back over otherwise you will get a scrunched look of your hackle. I don't think it makes a difference to the steelhead though)
Then pull the shell back forward and tie off at the head. I usually leave some of the shell back showing as a head of the wiggler nymph.
Optional place a small amount of brown or olive marabou at the front of fly on each side of the hook to imitate the Hex fly gills.
This is also fished in a bead head and cone head version using gold, brass, or tungsten.
Plastic or mono eyes can also be used at the head of the fly.
Make sure it is in your fly boxes !
You sure thats a spring wiggler? Schmidt (Ray) added bead chan eyes to a fly like that, but he used yarn for the tail and back. I think Ron did the same. They look a touch different.


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Track Pair of facing crescents, about 5" (130 mm) long; front and rear contours so similar that direction of travel may be difficult to ascertain, but front usually prints deeper than rear; similar to tracks of domestic cattle and American Bison. On very hard ground, cleft may not print clearly, and then prints may look similar to horse hoofprints.
Sign Scat: Flat, round mass similar to that of domestic cow, but often drier and harder.


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Compatibility question on stocking a 75g
Hey all. I currently have a 75g setup as freshwater that I will be converting to saltwater. I've always wanted a lionfish ever since I was a kid. I Eason my Lfs the other day and hey had a decent sized volitan lionfish for sale. Seeing that fish made me want to convert and get one. I only want to do fish and live rock, no coral. Here are the few fish that I like and would like to get. From the info I found on liveaquarias site they should get along
Russels lionfish
Hardwicke wrasse
Snowflake eel
Red stripe angelfish
I would like to possibly get one more fish but once it is setup and all I will look for another tankmate. If any of these aren't compatible the lionfish will stay regardless and I will find other tankmmates that are compatible.
I'm afraid that stocking list will not work. There would not be enough room for all of them in the same 75 gallon tank and you have a mixture of aggressive and non-aggressive fish.
Perhaps a smaller tang, like a kole tang would work better. I would not add more than one other fish as the russles will get pretty big and needs hiding spots within the live rock. That will limit your available swimming space for other fishIf you take your time to do the research FIRST, you can successfully set-up and keep ANY type of aquarium with ease.
"Not using a quarantine tank is like playing Russian roulette. Nobody wins the game, some people just get to play longer than others." - Anthony Calfo
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Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Richard Louv's latest book, The Nature Principal: Human Restoration and the End of Nature-Deficit Disorder, discusses how modern technology is replacing nature as an ambivalent force in our everyday lives. Louv eloquently weaves together personal anecdotes and scientific theories to illustrate the consequences of losing touch with nature. He theorizes that this loss leads to a decline in health, both physically and mentally. However, Louv does not simply note these correlations. Rather, he implies that by finding our place within nature, we can gain a new sharpness that allows us to handle whatever life brings our way. Louv often uses data gathered from experiments in which individuals are entirely immersed in nature in Outward Bound like scenarios to validate his ideas. However, he also shows how even short bouts of immersion have significant effects. In one such study, individuals were given a proof reading task. After the original task, the group was divided. One group went on a hiking trip, another went on an urban trip, and the control group did nothing. Afterwards, the individuals were assigned a second proof reading task. Those individuals who went on the hiking trip demonstrated significantly improved proof reading skills after their short bout in nature. While many remain skeptic of Louv's findings or declare them irrelevant due to the current decline of our ecosystem, Louv argues that the nature principle should guide our restoration efforts. In his introduction, he defines this principle as being "about the power of living in nature—not with it, but in it."
The Arroyo Vista Inn continually strives to embody this concept. The giant oaks that shade our first floor balconies, the various fruit trees that predate the inn's opening, and the butterflies that dance outside the kitchen windows are constant reminders to us of our place within the natural world. A brisk walk down Monterey Road and across the railroad tracks brings you to five large pine trees. A small dirt trail between the trees links nature with the urban world. Within seconds it is as if you have entered into an entirely different world. The trail meanders past a golf course and sends you through baseball and soccer fields. It winds past stables and parallels the concrete bottomed Los Angeles River. As you walk further along the path, signs of man made life still hover in the distance, but you also begin to see signs of wildlife, a bunny hiding in the brush or lizards basking in the sun.
On the hillside, grandiose stone staircases, distant remains of a Busch Gardens venture never brought to fruition, lead you through smaller paths. It is here where you start to key into the quiet sounds of nature. The path veers, and you can see a rare section of the L.A. River that is unobstructed by concrete. You can hear the water gliding over rocks, and see various species of small fish swimming in the shallow water. Whether you decide to take a brief walk to the recently revitalized Lower Arroyo Seco Park or simply relax on one of our balconies, the Arroyo Vista Inn allows you the opportunity to immerse yourself in nature. Who knows, if you stay here long enough you may just be able to find the sixth sense that Louv describes as a heightened sense of awareness, the natural sense.


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It's countdown time for the BIG EVENT….This Thursday, December 15th!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It has been a crazy prep for this event. This HOLIDAY BOUTIQUE has grown into the most amazing lineup of POWERHOUSE WOMEN! These ladies are not weekend crafters with a little talent and interest in "cute things"….. they're not your "artsy fartsy" kind either. (I hate that term by the way and it rips a hole in my very being when I get called that! grrr!)
This impressive lineup is a group of CREATIVE…… INNOVATIVE…… SUCCESSFUL…… HARD WORKING….. BEAUTIFUL WOMEN. They're business minded….. they're cutting edge…. and they are bringin' it to CHARTREUSE! SO HERE THEY ARE…….
Isabelle K with her stunning jewelry from Paris.
Natalie, owner of Sprout Children's Boutique who will have the latest "must haves" in gifts, accessories, clothing and toys.
Elyse Cardon, the talent behind the camera of Sweet People Photography, showcasing her unique creativity and offering very special gift ideas.
Kelly Lambroff, creator of Beach Bucket Bakery, will have her famously delicious cookies in a variety of gift sizes.
Marion Lawton, grand daughter of the Forbes Candies founder, with "melt in your mouth" chocolates and candies.
Judy Culbreth with her hand made, one of a kind scarfs that are must in any girls wardrobe.
Pam Pearce with beautiful sterling silver jewelry for all ages.
Kristi Edwards with her hand made jewelry with a fresh vintage look.
Jen Callahan will have her colorful paintings and prints that capture beach life like no one you've ever seen.
Brandy, of Hip and Swanky with her luxurious linens and wreaths.
Ashton Keely, an amazing purse and jewelry designer with her one of a kind leather pieces that look like runway material.
Pam Kossman of Heartfull Designs with her stunning one of a kind, hand made jewelry pieces.
This is going to be one amazing day! Don't forget ladies….. come in and shop for yourself, your kids, their teachers, and everyone on your list…… and make sure to fill out a "wish list" ….. then send your man in that night to GET WHAT YOU WANT!
CHARTREUSE will have gift cards available as well…. so don't forget to add that to your list!
Thursday, December 15th, 10 am to 5 pm for the girls and 6 pm to 9 pm for the boys!


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UW System president praises Walker's budget proposals
But Democrats, Republicans Raise Questions About Plans
MADISON, Wis. - The University of Wisconsin System's president says Gov. Scott Walker's budget proposals would keep tuition costs down and improve economic development programs at various campuses across the state.
Kevin Reilly said he was "very happy" with the additional $181 million Walker proposed to send to the UW System to expand online degree programs, workforce development efforts and more.
"It's correct that it will not make up for all the cuts we've had, but it'll go a long ways toward stabilizing us and bringing us back in the right direction," Reilly said.
Reilly's comments come as Democrats and Republicans find faults with certain parts of Walker's budget, which the governor introduced to the legislature Wednesday.
Walker's income tax cut plan, which the governor championed, would direct $106 to a family of four earning a combined $80,000, the administration said. That's about $2 a week.
Democrats said lower earners would benefit even less, and the tax cut's $343 million cost would be better spent elsewhere.
"I think the money could've been spent in K-12 education or in technical schools," said state Sen. Jon Erpenbach, D-Middleton. "The money would've gotten a better bang for the buck for that. This income tax cut isn't going to do anything for the economy."
Democrats also said the governor's rejection of billions in federal money for a Medicaid expansion would leave 87,000 people without health care.
Walker has said he will expand Medicaid to cover 82,000 more Wisconsinites who live in poverty.
Republicans have suggested the legislature will scrutinize proposals to add state workers, borrow money for transportation projects, and expand the school choice program.
Sen. Luther Olsen, R-Ripon, said Wednesday that lawmakers may make "serious changes" to the governor's school choice plan, if it's included in the final budget at all.
School choice would allow parents of children in failing public schools to use state vouchers to send their kids to private schools.
Rep. Robin Vos, the Republican Assembly speaker, said he didn't agree with proposals to issue bonds for new infrastructure spending or to add 710 workers to the state payroll.
Vos said he was "open to being persuaded" if the plans proved cost-effective.
The Walker administration has said the new workers, such as 180 new transportation department engineers, would save the state millions of dollars by creating efficiencies.
Erpenbach said Democrats would propose amendments to increase lower education funding, allow school boards to raise needed money in their districts, and restore collective bargaining rights for public sector workers.
But Republicans control both houses and can control the budget process if they work together, he said.
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A Christmas Festival - incl. Frosty the Snowman; Ukrainian Bell Carol; March of the Toys; O Holy Night et al. / Brass Band of Battle Creek
1 CD / MSR Classics / 2012-09-11Works: Jeff Tyzik: A Christmas Overture; Johnny Marks: Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer; George Frederick Handel: Messiah, HWV 56, Oratorio; Steve Nelson: Frosty the Snowman; Mykola Leontovych: Carol of the B...
Performers: Frost, Mark; Gordon, Wycliffe; Mead, Steven; Richardson, Rex
Conductors: Evans, Richard; Ioannides, Sarah; Gould, Mark [Trumpet]; Sedatole, Kevin
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The Nats' bullpen is losing games and breaking hearts. What a mess. The Nationals bullpen is monstrosity, an irresistable vortex of horror that chews up bad pitchers and turns them into blown leads. The corps of relievers hasn't had a scoreless game since May 4th, when two of them – a demoted closer and a guy who has since been sent back to the minors – combined for thr...


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Dre I need my Lisa Raye fix what happen to her pics?
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Just three months after the UN High-Level Meeting on Non- Communicable Diseases (NCDs) in New York and the adoption of the first ever UN Political Declaration on NCDs, IDF convened over 15,000 of the diabetes and global health community at the World Diabetes Congress in Dubai. In order to maximize this sequence of events, IDF held a unique event immediately prior to the official opening of the Congress. The Global Diabetes Forum brought together a highprofile audience to build on the political momentum from New York, explore the implications of multi-sectoral and whole-of-society approaches that lie at the heart of the Political Declaration, and begin to define the partnerships required to drive change for the 366 million people with diabetes worldwide.
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Everybody is talking about banking Trojans like Mebroot, Gozi, ZeuS and SpyEye and how sophisticated they are. But in this post I would like to show you a different and very simple way that cybercriminals can get your banking credentials without using sophisticated Trojans.
While taking a look at the latest malware binaries on AMaDa I came across a sample which have made a suspicious GET request to a .CH website. The HTTP GET request made by the infected machine looks like this:
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Nine students earn Spirit of Princeton Awards
Posted April 22, 2004; 06:37 p.m.
Nine students have been selected to receive Spirit of Princeton awards for their sustained commitment to the enhancement of the undergraduate experience at the University. They are:
- Jordan Amadio, a junior physics major from Cazenovia, N.Y.
- Emily Henkelman, a senior psychology major from Swarthmore, Pa.
- Rishi Jaitly, a senior history major from Greenwich, Conn.
- Kristopher Kersey, a senior comparative literature major from Yomitan Son, Japan.
- Daniel O'Brien, a senior civil engineering major from Bethel Park, Pa.
- Taufiq Rahim, a senior Woodrow Wilson School major from West Vancouver, British Columbia.
- William Robinson, a senior economics major from Pine Bluff, Ark.
- Antoinette Seaberry, a junior French and finance major from Sharon, Mass.
- Robin Williams, a senior Woodrow Wilson School major from Greensboro, N.C.
Since its inception in 1995, the awards program annually has recognized a select number of students for their remarkable contributions to various facets of the University including: the arts, community service, student organizations, residential living, religious life and athletic endeavors. It is sponsored by the Office of Dean of Undergraduate Students .
A committee of students and administrators selected the winners from more than 70 nominations from the greater University community. They will be honored during a dinner May 5 at Palmer House.
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Melton to discuss stem cells and policy, April 10
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"Stem Cell Challenges in Biology and Public Policy" is the topic of a lecture Tuesday, April 10, by Douglas Melton, a cellular and molecular biologist at Harvard University and co-director of its Stem Cell Institute. The talk is scheduled for 8 p.m. in McCosh 50.
Melton has testified in Congress against current restrictions on the use of federal funds to support human embryonic stem cell research. He also is working on a method of producing stem cells that does not require human embryos.
Melton is Harvard's T.D. Cabot Professor of the Natural Sciences and also is an investigator at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. His research focuses on the developmental biology of the pancreas. One of the primary goals of his work is to understand how human embryonic stem cells differentiate into insulin-producing pancreatic beta cells. An understanding of this process has implications for the treatment of Type 1 diabetes, but the research has been limited by the number and quality of available human embryonic stem cell lines.
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LIBYA: Civilians continue to be at risk in Misrata
The United Nations plans to establish a humanitarian presence in Tripoli in the coming days. The agreement signed this week between the Government and the UN provides security guarantees necessary for UN humanitarian presence in areas under Government control, and facilitates the entry and exit of humanitarian staff, material and equipment necessary to support the UN humanitarian operations in Libya.
The grave threats to civilians in Misrata are again highlighted following the deaths of two international journalists on 20 April, in addition to the another 31 people, adding to the hundreds killed in the fighting so far.
The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights stated that unhindered presence of media and other international observers would curb excess fighting and help calm the situation. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) evacuated another 1,000 people from Misrata to Benghazi on 20 April. The ship delivered 500 tons of food, non-food items and medical supplies, donated by the Libyan private sector, the Government of Qatar and the United Arab Emirates Red Crescent.
The Qatari Red Crescent and the Human Relief Foundation also conducted evacuations, transporting 1,000 and 800 people respectively. So far, over 7,900 people have been evacuated from Misrata by humanitarian organisations during April.
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By Tiernan Ray
Independent telecom analyst Craig Moffett, of the eponymous MoffettNathanson LLC, this afternoon offers in a report to clients that investors can look forward to a "grim reality" in the stocks of AT&T (T), Verizon Communications (VZ) and Sprint (S), as "consensus expectations appear rich."
Moffett cites reports that T-Mobile U.S. (TMUS) may start to buy customers out of their current contract by paying the "early termination fee" (ETF) on their behalf, a speculative report about which appeared on "TmoNews," the "Unofficial T-Mobile Blog" on Friday. T-Mobile is hosting a media event at the Consumer Electronics Show on January 8th, as noted today by AllThingsD's Ina Fried.
It remains to be seen if T-Mobile will do that, he concedes, but if so, "AT&T in particular will face higher churn (a plan to buy out ETFs would be most appealing to families with compatible devices, which in T-Mobile's case means GSM-based AT&T), but all carriers would suffer in response, and would potentially need to respond, triggering lower ARPU and lower margins for everyone."
With or without such a radical move, however, Moffett asserts revenue growth expectations of perhaps 3.5% for all four carriers, combined, in 2014, is more likely to turn out to be 2.1% or so. And a consensus Ebitda margin estimate for 41.1% may actually turn out to be 39.5%.
Regarding Sprint, whose estimates he sees as being the most unrealistic at the moment, Moffett casts doubt on rumors the company might try and buy T-Mobile, something that was speculated about on Saturday by Bloomberg's Alex Sherman and Cornelius Rahn.
Writes Moffett, "One fascinating reading from a Washington expert with whom we conferred postulated that it was Sprint's own Washington office that had floated the story in order to elicit a response from experts that would demonstrate to their Japanese owners that a merger simply isn't feasible from a regulatory standpoint."


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Thanks for telling us what matters and what doesn't
The only reason these social issues can even be considered is due to our economic prowress.
If our economy fails, then none of the social arguments matter. 80/20 rule.
No one will take your guns if these discussions stop and leaders focus on fixing the economy, namely, the entitlement programs that use two thirds of the budget.
Gun reform is a tiny issue compared to the real problems that impact our country's ability to prosper.
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Gun reform is a tiny issue compared to the real problems
I'm self employed. I can take care of my own financial success or failure. The Constitution says you have the pursuit to happiness. Doesn't guarantee it or says its the govts responsibility. Life is hard, its harder when you're stupid. (Not saying you specific). I will be concerned about what rights the govt is attempting to take away, politically. And be responsible for myself in economic ways.
Social issues can always be considered
And they're not completely disconnected from economic issues
How many rights do you think we can take away before it starts to hurt us economically?
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Barcelona-born Claudia Bassols graduated from Spain's Coco Comin School of Musical Theater and studied acting at Australia's National Institute of Dramatic Art, at the University of North Carolina Wilmington, and in Los Angeles. She made her stage debut in Wilmington, where she received great reviews for her performance in the play Boys' Life. She supported herself during the audition phase of her career by appearing in commercials and singing in pubs with her band, The End.
Perseverance and hard work paid off when she was cast in the leading role of "Carmen" in the sitcom El Mundo de Chema, alongside renowned Spanish comedian Carlos Latre. Since then she has played the lead in other Spanish TV series such as C.L.A. No somos ßngeles. She has also appeared in supporting roles on some of Spain's most successful TV series (Amar en tiempos revueltos, Mis adorables vecinos). Fluent in Spanish, Catalan (a Romance language spoken in parts of Western Europe), Swedish, Italian and French, Bassols has been frequently cast in English-speaking roles, including the feature film Blackout starring Amber Tamblyn and Aidan Gillen.


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Thread: My Betta's eye is puffed up?
My Betta's eye is puffed up?
Okay so previously I was having problems in my betta's 5 gallon tank with ich, I have gotten rid of this (at least I thought i had) with treatment and thorough cleaning and water changes and got myself a new betta. At first I had him with 3 ghost shrimp that I didnt think would be a problem but since they have disappeared I believe that he has eaten them (not sure if that effects my problem or not) and now after owning him for about 2 weeks, his right eye is extremely swollen and white, I believe this is called Pop eye, but am not sure if it is from an injury or another infection in my tank. It is only one eye so that is why I am not sure. He is eating but is about 50% as active as he was when I first acquired him. This tank is not filtered so I do frequent 25%+ water changes, there are live plants in the tank, and at times I run a small bubbler. It is extremely frustrating because I have no problems with my 2 large tanks, which Ive had for years, but this small tank has had alot of problems in the short time I have had it. Previously my roommate had the betta in a half gallon bowl and he seemed perfectly fine for over a year, but I felt bad for him and wanted to give him an upgrade, though it seems I have done more harm then good. Any advice on the pop eye, and smaller tank maintenance would be appreciated.
Ok. Small tanks can go downhill fast, as you are learning! What your betta has is indeed popeye. I think you can treat that with tetracycline or something like that.
Now...the tank isnt cycled? Whoa nelly....that would mean you would need to do 100% water changes on that tank twice a week. do you have a water parameter test kit? You would probably get a clearer picture of what is going on if you have ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate numbers. If i had to guess, that fish is a stressed because his water is not clean. Unfortunately, if the tank isnt cycled, you have to be super-diligent about keeping it that way. Once you are done treating the guy and getting your water parameters, you really should find a way to cycle the tank. I know people keep bettas in uncycled tanks, but it can be just too risky...you miss one water change and all of a sudden the water is toxic.
In the five gallon tank, it should be cycled with a filter, the bubbler is not required with a Betta, and it should be heated to 82 degrees. The likely culprit to start the illnesses is poor water quality, ammonia build up, and stress to the fish.
Since the tank is currently un-filtered, do a 100 percent water change, and get a small filter on it so the tank can eventually cycle. Since you have two running tanks, you can use some material from those established filters to "seed" the new Betta filter to cycle it faster.
The Pop Eye can be treated with maracyn or maracyn II, I'm not sure which at the moment as I don't have the boxes in front of me. Tetracycline will also work, but these will prevent the cycle from starting, so you will have to monitor water quality constantly.2 10 gallon tanks, 1 20 gallon tank, 1 Fluval Edge, 1 29 gallon tank, and one backyard pond.
Thanks, I just went in today and bought a small filter and removed the bubbler, after the water change last night and new water flow, he seems much happier and already appears his eye is less swollen, I was trying to not have to buy a filter, but considering it was only 15 bucks for a 5 gallon filter I think he will be much happier now


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STARKVILLE – Two years ago, Tyson Cunningham was a member of Mississippi State's Famous Maroon Band drumline and practicing against the women's basketball team.
Today, he averages 21.2 minutes per game for the men's team, playing a key role despite being a walk-on.
Cunningham, a 6-foot-3 junior guard from Columbus, wasn't recruited by SEC schools. That didn't deter him, so he came to MSU, kept working out, and would often play pickup games with the men's team at the Sanderson Center.
"I wasn't recruited or anything, but I just had the faith to believe I was going to play," Cunningham said.
He called then-coach Rick Stansbury to ask about walking on, and when Cunningham heard back, he got good news: He'd be able to try out. Stansbury had already heard of Cunningham from MSU players like Dee Bost.
"They were like, man, there's this guy in the Sanderson that can shoot, coach," Cunningham said. "So my name started to go around in the basketball office, and the door just opened."
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He didn't play much last season, but offseason attrition, injuries and suspensions have kept MSU's numbers down. The Bulldogs (7-18, 2-11 SEC) have six available scholarship players entering today's home game against Vanderbilt (10-15, 4-9).
Cunningham has mostly come off the bench – he has four starts – and doesn't fill up the stat sheet. He's averaging 2.6 points, 2.2 rebounds and 1.3 assists per game.
But that's not what makes him valuable in first-year coach Rick Ray's eyes. His best quality is communication and that's especially important for a team full of freshmen and other newcomers.
"I know it seems like a small thing, but it's contagious, and you want your team to be out there communicating," Ray said. "There's so many ball screens going on and screens being set, and trying to get guys in set plays.
"He's by far the best (communitcator) on our team."
"And the second thing is, you've always got a chance to be better at anything you do if you're smart, and Tyson Cunningham is a smart kid."
While he doesn't shoot much, Cunningham can be an effective scorer. He's made 39.6 percent of his shots, including a team-leading 44.4 percent from 3-point range. He's made 88.9 percent of his free throws.
"If my teammates find me open, I pull the trigger," Cunningham said. "I'm in here most days working on my shot a lot, so coach is telling me that is a carry-over to the game."
Cunningham is also the kind of guy who can provide leadership to the team. He's 22 years old, married, and is a worship leader at his church, New Baptist Temple in Columbus.
"Tyson's a great guy. He sacrifices his body for us by taking charges," freshman Fred Thomas said. "He'll do anything for the team."


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Marcia Marx S/N Lithograph, Blindman's Bluff
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Artist: Marcia Marx
Title: Blindman's Bluff
Year: circa 1975
Medium: Lithograph [Signed and Numbered in Pencil]
Edition: 250, AP XV
Paper Size: 22" x 30"
MARCIA MARX is a visual satirist. In her paintings, drawings and sculpture there is a sense of the ridiculous and an eye for the bizarre and comedic elements in human experience. Her vividly colourful works are Felliniesque in tone and they reflect a strongly personal mastery of both her medium and her message.
After studying at Columbia and Yale, she lived and painted in Mexico City for more than a decade, which provided the ongoing inspiration for her visual imagery. She was the first woman and first North American artist to hold a one-person show at the Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes. Time magazine called the exhibition a "smash hit."
Marx was one of the six artists featured in Cosmopolitan's report on Women Artists Today. (Others included were Louise Nevelson and Georgia O'Keeffe.)
She has worked in Israel, Paris and Rome and has had numerous exhibitions of her work. Her paintings are part of many public and private collections around the world.
Marx now resides in New York City. She is currently working on a group of canvases and painted sculptures which will be exhibited together under the theme,Procession.
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